امور umūr A s. m. plur. (of امر) Things, affairs, business, matters, actions, commands.

ترمورت त्रिमूर्त्ति tri-mūrti S s. f. Trinity; the three principal Hindū deities.

سمور samūr A s. m. 1. A weasel, a marten, a sable. 2. Sable-skin.

مامور māmūr A part. pass. (of امر Heb. ) Ordered, commanded, fixed, determined, esta- blished; (subst.) usage, established custom.

مخمور maḵẖmūr A (part. pass. of خمر Heb. ) adj. Intoxicated, crapulous, cropsick.

معمور maﻌmūr A (part. pass. of عمر Heb. and Aram. ) adj. 1. Inhabited, frequented, po- pulous; full, replete, complete. 2. Cultivated, happy, delightful, closed.

معموره maﻌmūr-a A s. m. A cultivated spot, an inhabited place.

معموري maﻌmūr-ī A. s. f. Cultivation, popula- tion, populousness; fulness, happiness.

مور mor P s. m. An ant. مور ملخ mor-malaḵẖ, adj. Innumerable (as the ants and locusts).

مور mor H (Sans. मम) pron. My, mine. ¶ maur, s. m. The shoulder.

مور mor मयूर S̱. s. m. 1. A peacock. مور پنکهي mor-pankhī, s. f. A kind of pleasure boat, barge. مور مکٿ mor-mukuṭ, A crown or crest like that of the peacock. 2. Twist, turn. See موڙ moṛ. ¶ maur (मौलि) s. m. 1. The blossom of a tree, especially of the mango. 2. See موڙ mauṛ. ¶ mūr, s. m. See مول mūl.

مورا morā H (Sans. मम) pron. Mine, my.

مورانا maurānā S. (from मौलि) v. n. To blossom (as, the mango tree). See مولنا maulnā.

مورت mūrat S or mūrati or mūrti or mūrt (मूर्त्ति) s. f. 1. A statue, image, an idol, a picture, a resemblance, form, figure, body. 2. A person (term used by Bairāgīs).

مورث mūris̤ A (part. act. IV. of ورث Heb. ) s. m. A cause, an author.