"قاموس، فارسي، عربي، إنجليزي، مع أطروحة عن لغات أمم المشرق وآدابها وعاداتها" [ظ‎‎٨‎٢‎٠] (١٨٢٦/١٦٤٥)

A \tfsotnuhayya (or hazir ua muhayya), Disposed in
order, prepared, arranged, ready. muhayya dash-
tan, To keep ready.
A CDU^c tnuhaydt, (pi. of mahdt) Wild cows.
a mahyaj, (A camel) more thirsty than others. (A she-
camel) going to an accustomed place.
pjL^o Mihydz, Name of a wrestler of Turan.
■ a mahyd^, Clear, open (road). Mihyd^, Astonished,
confounded; wandering. One who hastens to any thing bad.
Au-jU^e muhydf, Soon or extremely thirsty.
v Sj\f£t 9 mahytwah, The jelly of fish dried in the sun. Any
thing eaten with bread.
A mahib and muhlb, Formidable, awful, severe, grave,
revered, c-. almulub, The lion.
a muhaybat, Any thing frightful; a scarecrow.
A muhuydi-at, (dim. of ilJ^c muhda-at) State, condition,
p mahlr, The moon. >
a mahlrat, Free (woman), one not a slave. Muhayrat,
(dim.) A little free woman.
mahls, A place where birds void dung.
A {jd+s-* mah'iz, (A bone) broken anew after having been set.
A £-*$xmahya^ or mahyi^, A broad open road.
a mahik, A far country, distant ground.
A mahik, A stallion that does not impregnate.
tL^y+frcmahil, Formidable, dreadful (place). Poured out;
scattered (heaped-up dust).
A mahyam ox mahyama, (supposed to be abbreviated from
j^\ vj 1 md hdzd yu amr, What is this, O man !) How do
you do ? bow is your health ? what has happened to you ?
A Safe, secure, protected. Muhaymin, A
protector, a defender. One who says * amen’ to any thing, i. e.
confirms it by his testimony, an evidence. at muhaymn,
A name of God. muhayminu'l a^la'’, The most
high God, Omnipotence. • />. . '
ma h* n i Contemptible, abject. Weak in judgment,
slow (of tongue). Unfruitful (seed). Muhin, A despiser, a
contemner. Ignominious (punishment).
v Greater, greatest; elder born. Fine, subtile,
thin (not coarse). Like, equal. Name of a woman.
p mahind, A month. Monthly pay.
p j\^ niuhinu-dur, A monthly servant.
m ih~ in -doz, A tailor, a person who performs any
fine needle-work. (Hunger.) ^onaillu ^oimbetnoi.
p uiihinah. Greater, greatest. Eldeeio-njA »(»
A Tuahyum, I hirsty from disease. Astonished, confused,
wandering from love or any other cause. qn eaiSain ouo
p mahyaxeuh, Any thing eaten with bread. The eggs or
rows of fish. Meat dressed with medicinal herbs, prepared with
vinegar, and dried in the sun; also preserved with aromatic
herbs, vinegar, salt, or in any other manner.
\ muhayyt, One who arranges or prepares.
v^omay, Grape-wine. Rose-water. Spirituous liquor. A
goblet, may-i susan, Liquorice-wine, e-dj s^o
may-i nab, Pure wine, fifi, A particle fixed to Persian verbs,
and generally indicating the present or preterite imperfect tense.
a mly,forrhu-ty and mi-ly, pl.of<U« m-af, Hundreds,
p Co mayu, A woman’s name, (the negative imperat./rom
dmadan, To come), Do not come.
a maydblr, (pi. of mi-bdrat) Whisperings.
A mi-ut, (pi. of <£*✓« mi-at) Hundreds.
a maydtlm,(p\. of wiM^w)(Mothers) having father
less children.
AyL« may a sir, (pi. of isjZ~< misarat) Things thrown over a
saddle to make the seat more easy. J>\~cmaydsiru'lhumr,
Persian vehicles of silk (prohibited by the Muhammadan law).
a JpL* maydsik, (pi. of misdk), Agreements, treaties.
a mayydh, (fem. mayydhat) One who walks with
a graceful, haughty, or flaunting air.
a niiydhat (from ^o) Making a present. Deprecating,
interceding (for another).
a muydddt, (m of Recompensing ; giving like
for like ; retaliating. Delivering from hand to hand, or out of
your own into that of another.
a maydddn (from ‘VO? Being shaken (a branch).
A mayyddat, A negro or mulatto girl. A woman’s name.
a mayddin, (pi. of mayddn) Camps, plains.
a thdydztn, (pi. of mayzanat) Turrets.
mi-dr, (in ofjU), Exasperating each other.
AjL-< mayydr, One who brings grain from other countries for
family-use or sale. Muyydr (and ij^o mayydrat), (pi.
md-ir) Purveyors.
A JjU muydrat, What falls from wool when carding.
a c-JjL^e maydzib (or maydzw), (pi. of C—djj^c mizdb)
Canals, aqueducts.
A mayyds, A pompous walker, waving from side to side.
a muydsarat, (in ofJ) Being mild, gentle, humane.
Turning to the left (with fellow-travellers).
p^la«:L*« maydstu, A temple of the fire-worshippers.
A maydsim, (pi. of mlsam) Hot irons with which
they mark cattle. The marks so made.
A^^u^o maydsir, (pi. ofj^—^c tnaysur) Prosperous (affairs).
A (J^" : V 0 maydsik, (pi. of misdk), Birds flapping their
wings when flying.
A i^jir^r c maydsin,(p\. of m?sa-a)Sparkling stars in Orion.
A miydt (from la^o), Driving away ; repulsing. . Avoid
ing, retiring from. A violent push upon the breast. Mayydt,
Idle, lazy. An idler, a sporter.
A maydtin, (pi. of mitdn) Race-grounds.
A Mayy dfdrikin, Name of a place in Diyarbakr.