سموسه samosa P. (corrupt. for سنبوسه) s. m. 1. A kind of small pastry of minced meat of a triangular form. 2. A shawl, or handkerchief, &c. doubled diagonally to throw over the shoul- ders. سموسه ورقي samosa-waraḳī, A species of the dish named سموسه.

موسقي mūsiḳī G (prop. موسيقي Gr. mousikh) s. f. Musick.

موسل mūsal मुसल S̱. s. m. A wooden pestle. موسلان سون ڐهول بجانا mūslāṅ sūṅ ḍhol bajānā (dakh.) To feast, to make merry.

موسلا mūslā मुसली S̱. s. m. 1. A taproot. 2. The fusiform receptacle of a many-seeded fruit (as, of the Artocarpus, Annona, &c.). موسلا دهار برسنا mūslā-dhār barasnā, To rain very heavily.

موسم mausim A (noun of place or time from وسم Heb. ) s. m. Season, time. موسم بـﮩاري mausim-i-bahār-ī, The season of spring. A. P. موسمي mausim-ī, adj. Of season, seasonable.

موسنا mūsnā S̱. (मूषण r. मूष Steal) v. a. To pilfer, to steal, filch, to defraud, to snatch or seize by force.

موسوم mausūm A (part. pass. of وسم) adj. Marked, signed, impressed, named, called.

موسي mausī मसी S̱. s. f. An aunt, motherʼs sister.

موسي mūsī A or mūsạ̄ (Heb. ) n. prop. Moses.

موسيرا mauserā S̱. (from موسا mausā) adj. mas. Belonging or related to the motherʼs sisterʼs husband; as, موسيرا بهاٴي mauserā bhāʼī, A cousin, son of a motherʼs sister. موسيري بـﮩن mauserī bahin, Daughter of a motherʼs sister.

موسيقار mūsīḳār P s. A musical instrument made of long and short reeds set together in a tri- angular form, used by dervises or shepherds; pandean pipes: some say the word means a bird with many holes in its beak from which holes various sounds issue.

موسيقي mūsīḳī G. (Gr. mousikh) s. f. Musick.

موسيچه mūsīcha P s. m. Name of a bird.