خرمـﮩره ḵẖar-muhra P s. m. The small shell called kauṛī, used as coin. (Cypræa moneta).

مـﮩا پرلي महाप्रलय mahā-pralai S or -pralaya, s. m. 1. A destruction of the world, occurring after every period of 4,320,000,000 years. 2. A total destruction of the universe, happening after a period commensurate with the life of Brahmā, or 100 years, each day of which is equal to the period first stated, and each night of which is of similar duration; at the expira- tion of this term, the seven Lokas or divisions of the universe, with the saints, gods and Brah- mā himself, are annihilated.

مـﮩابت mahābat A (from هيب) s. f. Majesty, greatness, reverence, fear, dread, awe.

مـﮩابهارت महाभारत mahā-bhārat S s. m. 1. A grand epick poem by Vyāsadeva, containing an account of the dissensions and wars of the Kurus and Pāṇḍus, two great collateral branches of the house of Bhārat, so called from Bharat its founder. 2. The great war of the descen- dants of Bharat.

مـﮩاتم mahātam माहात्म्य S̱. s. m. 1. Greatness, grandeur, rank, dignity. 2. The benefit derived from any good work.

مـﮩاجرت muhājarat A (inf. III. of هجر) s. f. Se- paration, distance, desertion, flight, abandoning (a country).

مـﮩاجن महा Great, and जन Man mahā-jan S.

مـﮩاجني mahājan-ī महाजनीय S̱. s. f. 1. The business of a mahājan. 2. Interest.

مـﮩاد mihād A (from مـﮩد) s. m. A throne, sofa, bed, chair.

مـﮩاديو महादेव mahādev S s. m. A name of Siva, one of the principal Hindū divinities.

مـﮩار mahār P (or muhār) s. f. 1. Reins, a bridle. 2. A piece of wood put through a perforation in the nose of a camel to guide him by.

مـﮩارت mahārat A (inf. from مـﮩر Heb. and Aram. ) s. f. Subtilty, acuteness, genius, excel- lence, skill, expertness, proficiency.

مـﮩاري mahārī H s. Perhaps for عماري aﻌmārī, q. v.

مـﮩاسا muhāsā S̱. (from मुख Face) s. m. A pimple (on the face in youth).

مـﮩاشي महाशय mahāshai S or mahāshaya, adj. Magnanimous, liberal, munificent.