"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [و‎‎٨‎١‎٧] (١٨٢٦/١٦٣٨)

p <U mull) No, not (with the imperative), <U> mah ras.
Do not arrive. The moon, y mah-i nazo, The new moon.
jAj ,<L< mah-i budr. The full moon. Mih, Great. Principal.
The forehead.
a mah or mahin^ (and ttc <vo mah mah) Desist! abstain !
p mahti) Crystal. Mihd) Great.
A mahd (fromy^<), Shining with whiteness (a wild cow).
Crookedness of an arrow, (pi. of il^o mahdt)) Wild cows.
Handsome women.
A mahdb) Formidable (place). Muhdb, Awful, revered
(man), dreaded (thing).
f<A'1 <Ui Mah-dbdd) Name of the most ancient prophet who
was sent to Persia.
mahdbaty Reverence, fear, dread. Majesty, gravity,
awe, greatness, authority.
a I'sA^o muhdbazat) (in of <X>^) Running, making haste, be
ing swift in running or flying.
A muhdbatat) (in of!a-JS>) Depressing (one).
A mahdbil) (pi. of ^J-^c mahbil) Wombs, or the lower
parts of them.
a mahdt) A wild cow. Crystal, a bit of crystal. The sun.
Muhdt) The seed of the male in the womb of the female.
a muhdtdt) (in of ^y£>) Conceding, granting. A con
cession, a grant, a present.
A muhdtakat) (in of CSz&) Travelling in the dark.
a muhujdt){\\\Q^ ^s.- 85 ) Reviling, cursing, reproaching,
satirizirifr in verse.
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muhdjir, A fugitive, one who abandons his country,
especially on account of public calamity or persecution.
a muhajarat, (in of y^) Abandoning one’s friends,
flying from country to country on account of persecution. De
sertion, flight. Separation, distance.
x muhdjazat, (in ofJ.s^) Saying any thing privately,
telling a secret, whispering.
A muhdjalat) (in of J^) Contending (with another).
Travelling through low grounds.
ii mahdjari) A merchant, a shopkeeper, a trader.
A mihdd) A throne, sofa, chair, bed, or any place on which
one sits or reclines. A floor, a pavement. A flat country, a valley.
A waste. A prop, stay, support, p ^
sultdn-i nik-nihdd-i ^alt-mihdd) The magnanimous prince ; the
prince on the throne endowed with illustrious qualities.
a AV muhdda-at, (in of \M>) Stilling, quieting. Recon
ciling, making peace with.
a *L'U< muhddut) (in of ^Aib) Gratifying one another with
gifts, making mutual presents. Going staggeringly along with
another, walking between two, supported by them on account of
weakness. '
a <U muhddanat, (in of jjAfc) Making a peace or a ces
sation of arms. A truce, peace.
a ijjbe muhdzubut) (in ofc-jAfc) Doing (a thing) quickly.
A mahdzib) Quick steps (of camels),
p mahdr also muhdr y Reins, a bridle. A piece of wood
put through a perforation in the nose of a camel to guide him by.
Ajl^e mihur, (pi. of j^c muhr) Horse-colts.
A muhdrdt) (in of lSj^) Flying away.
A mahdr at (from ^f<), Marrying (a wife) and contract
ing for a marriage-settlement. Excelling in any art or profes
sion. Subtlety, acuteness, genius, excellence. Mihdrat) (pi. of
jS^muhr) Horse-colts. Muharrat, (in of yz hurra) Detesting,
expressing abhorrence (of one) before (his) face.
a muhdrish) One who sets (men or dogs) together by
the ears, ^J.j^omuhdrishu'1 ^indri) (A horse) swift and
obedient to the reins.
a muhdrashaty (in of (j^y) Setting (men or dogs) to
gether by the ears.
a JijW* mahdrik) (pi. of muhrak) Polished papers.
Books, writings, papers, diplomas.
a niahdrd? or mahariy, (pi. of tey* mahrlyat) Excel
lent camels, so named from yc Mahr, the father of a tribe.
a mahdriS) Strong, bulky, heavy (camels).
a mahariky (pi. of muhrak) Polished papers.
Books, writings, papers, diplomas.
A muhdzalat) (m of (Jj*) Being careless, remiss, jesting.
a isLjl^c muhdsdt) (in of y2>) Breaking the back. Softening
severity ; bending stubbornness.
a muhdzdt) (in of not in use) Considering (any
one) as foolish or contemptible, despising.
A muhdfdt) (in of yJz) Being obsequious, attentive.
a mahdl, Formidable, dreadful (place). A delay, pause,
respite. Muhdl, Poured out, overflowing. Formidable.
A muhdldt, (in of jlk) Disputing.
A muhdllat, (in of Jjb halla) Agreeing with one by the
month, or from month to month.
a muhdlasat) (in of fjAjz) Whispering a secret.
A mahdlik) (pi. of <L£lf« mahlikat) Dangerous places,
perils, precipices, deserts.
a mahdmm also maham. Momentous business, an im
portant transaction, (pi. of muhimmat) Serious affairs.
jyyT /(*V C mahdmm-ijumhur) The business of the nation,
ahamm-i mahdmm) The affair of affairs, the most consequen
tial of all concerns, indispensable business.
A <uU> mahdmat) A desert.
A muhdmarat) (in of yJz) Turning, inverting.
Aj^:lf< mahdmiZ) (pi. ofj^c mihmaz) Spurs.
A muhdmasat) A private conference, a whispering con
versation.
A muhdmashat) (in of ^i-^) Causing to make haste.
a mahdmih) (pi. of <U^c muhmah and mahmahat)
Extensive deserts.
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