اماکن amākin A s. plur. (of مکان) Mansions, habitations, places.

تماچا tamāchā P. s. m. A slap, a blow. See طمانچه t̤amāncha.

تماچه tamācha P. s. m. A slap, a blow. See طمانچه t̤amāncha. H.S̱. تماخرامارنا tamāḵẖrā mārnā, v. a. (inelegant) 1. To reproach in jest. 2. To put on airs of consequence in poverty.

جهماکا jhamākā H s. m. 1. A heavy shower. 2. Quickness, haste.

دهماکا dhamākā H s. m. A kind of cannon car- ried on an elephant.

سماچار समाचार samāchār S s. m. News, tidings, information, intelligence, advice, ac- count of circumstances or health, &c.

طماچه t̤amācha P s. m. See طمانچه t̤amāncha.

ماچا māchā मंच S̱. s. m. 1. A large bedstead or platform. 2. A frame, or stage on which they sit to drive away birds, &c. from corn- fields. ماچا توڙ māchā-toṛ, adj. 1. A lazy person who never stirs from his bed. 2. A kind of soldier among the Rājpūts, very indo- lent and much addicted to opium, but active and brave when roused. H. P. ماچه خر mācha-ḵẖar, A stupid foolish fellow.

ماچي māchī S̱. (from मंच see ماچا) s. f. 1. A harrow. 2. A small bedstead. P. S̱. ماچين māchīn (Sans. महाचीन) s. m. Name of a country.

ماڙني māṛnī मंड S̱. s. f. Paste.

ماڙواڙ māṛwāṛ S̱. n. prop. (from Sans. मरु) Name of a country to the west of Jainagar.

ماڙيا māṛiyā H adj. Lean, thin.

ماکهن mākhan S̱. s. m. Butter. See مکهن.

ماکيان mākiyān P s. f. A fowl, a hen.

ماگده मागध māgadh S s. m. A bard, a min- strel, whose duty it is to recite the praises of sovereigns, their genealogy and the deeds of their ancestors, in their presence; and to attend on the march of an army, and animate the soldiers