"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٧‎٩‎٦] (١٨٢٦/١٥٩٧)

a mulughl, (in the dialect of Morocco) A jester, a
droll, a merry fellow.
a maluf) (Forage) wet with rain.
a malukat, A dish of fresh dates and butter.
A niuluk, (pi. of tiiXc malik) Kings, sovereigns,
p l£jLo Maluku, Name of the leader of a Christian sect,
p <Sjl^Lo mulukanah, Royal, princely, like a king.
a mulukly, Royal.
A J^Lo malul, Fatigued, tired, languid. Melancholy, vexed,
sad, dejected, p malul shudan, To be afflicted.
a ^Le malold, Vexation, grief, affliction, sadness, melancholy-
A mulawlab, An instrument with which collyriutn is
applied to the eyes.
a<L1*Lc malulat, Sad, afflicted (woman).
k^y^omalum, Reprehended, accused.
a mal-umat (from ^ J), Being vile, sordid, ignoble.
a mulazowan, Coloured, distinguished by various colours.
a mulawwcC, Distorted, crooked.
p tnalah, A mason’s trowel. Mallah, A piece of nankeen.
a mulhdj, Confused (affair),
p malhati, Liquorice.
a mulahhad, Much beaten, trodden under foot, injuriously
or iniquitously used.
aJ^L o milhaz, One who gives another a box on the ear.
A mulahhak, Made white,
p malham (for marham), A salve, a plaster.
a malham, A place abounding with palm-trees. Milham,
Gluttonous. Mulham, Inspired. Mulhim, An inspirer.
A C-JUiLc malhub, Kindled, inflamed.
a CJj^Le malhut, Name of the fish which Muhammadans be
lieve supports the world.
a mulahzcaj, (Meat) not cooked enough.
a Ju^Lo malhud, Pushed away (in contempt).
Aj*jL< malhuz, Marked with the first appearance of gray hairs
(half-gray being ashmat, and white hairs t,_ ^ ashyab).
Compact in body. Seared on the cheek-bone under the ear.
a malhuf, Afflicted for any thing forgot.
A ™ilha', Any instrument used in play or by way of re
creation; likewise a musical instrument, or the art of performing.
Mulhi, A mimic, a buffoon.
a mali-a, Opulent, wealthy.
a ^omafiy, Lasting long (the greater part of a day). Mulla',
A cake well baked.
A IX-j maliyun, For a long while.
a ^.IXc milydh, Soon thirsty (a horse).
a milyd^, (A she-camel) seized with thirst; also one
running before other camels, and then returning,
p j\-bo Malibur, Malabar in India.
a A man) corpulent, flabby, and slow-paced.
A *a_Lo maltj, Suckling ; giving suck.
a ^.Lo Beautiful. Agreeable, sweet, charming. Salt
water (well). Salted (fish). multhu'l kaldm, Elo
quent, speaking agreeably.
A malikh, Insipid (meat); weak, corrupt. Slow in coition.
Aj-L main, A place of refuge, an asylum.
A mull'is, (in the dialect of Morocco) A plum.
a la-Lc mafit, (A foetus) without hair.
A malya^, Swift (she-camel). Mafi^, A barren desert.
An extent of level, sterile ground.
A&-U malikat, An ink-stand furnished with cotton, silk, or
any thing similar.
A t-liCLo malik, A king. A pirate. malt kWh'
nahl, The king of the bees.
A tJJLc mulaykat, Name of # an assembly or a body of people.
A page, a leaf, a folio.
a jXc Bread) baked under the ashes. (Meat) dressed
amongst hot ashes. Beaten or marked (road).
a ‘LLb malilat, The heat of a fever penetrating to the bones.
Name of a town in Mauritania.
a mulim, An accuser, a censurer, a blamer. Reprehen
sible, deserving censure.
p^Ju^ malt mayddn, Apparent, public. (Hunter.)
a mulayyan, Softened, soothed, pacified, pleased. Fa
vourable. Mulayyin, Softening, emollient. A lenitive, laxative.
a malyanat or malinat, A soft thing laid under the head.
zu mulaynatin, Placid, mild, amiable, engaging.
a <uLo malth (for malth), Good, beautiful.
A malt-a, Rich, wealthy.
A mulayyh, Very hairy (camel).
A U^o mimma (or mimma) (for U: ^ min mu), From that
which. From what cause.
A &\s\a*o mumd~ut, (111 of l^^c) Acting or computing by hun
dreds (as yo mu-alafat implies numbering by thousands).
A Sj*\a~< mumd-arat, (in ofjiLc) Committing mutual hostili
ties. Boasting against or defying (another). Being, making,
or becoming equal (in any thing).
ACJUc mamdt, Death.
A&fU* mumdtakat, (in of not in use) Agreeing for,
selling by the month, or every month.
A mumdtin, Great, distant (journey).
A mumdtanat, (in of ^^^c) Retiring a great way off.
A mumusil, Alike, resembling, equal. Comparable,
p (jA-l mumdsilshudan (also mumdsalah kar-
dan), To resemble.
a <L1jUw« mumdsalat, (in of J^) Being like, resembling. R e *
semblance, similitude, allusion.
a mumujadat, (in of iAst 0 ) Contending for glor)-
Boasting, glorying in.