بمکهـ विमुख bimukh S or vi-mukh, adj. Having the face averted, turned from, averse.

بهرمکهـ bahir-mukh S̱. (from वहिर् Out, and मुख Face) s. m. The neglect or violation of any moral or religious duty; impious.

جوالامکهـ jwālā-mukh S̱. (from ज्वालामुखी A title of the goddess Devī) s. f. A volcano.

سورج مکهي sūraj-mukh-ī सूर्य्यमुखी S̱. s. f. 1. Sunflower (Helianthus annuus). 2. A kind of fan, or parasol.

منگلا مکهي mangalā-mukhī S (मंगलमुखी) s. m. f. A musician or singer.

مکهن makkhan मंथज S̱. s. m. Butter.

مکهنا makhnā H s. m. 1. A kind of elephant which has no tusks. 2. A cock without spurs.

مکهنيا makkhan-iyā S̱. s. m. Butter-man.

مکهنڐ mukhaṅḍ H adj. (dakh.) Powerful, strong, violent, a bully (Harris).

مکهون makhūn H s. (dakh.) A bug. (Harris).

مکهوڙا makhoṛā H s. m. (dakh.) Large red or black ant. (Harris).

مکهي makkhī मक्षिका S̱. s. f. 1. A fly. 2. The sight of a gun. مکهي اڙانا makkhī uṛānā, 1. To flatter or perform servile offices for any one. 2. To have ulcers on the body (so as to be constantly employed in driving away the flies from them). 3. To be a good marksman (so as to hit a fly with a ball or arrow). مکهي جهلنا makkhī jhalnā, To have venereal ulcers. مکهي چوس makkhī-chūs, A miser, a niggard, a skin- flint. مکهي مارنا makkhī mārnā, To idle, to be unemployed, to trifle, to fool.

مکهي mukkhī S̱. s. (dakh.) See مکي mukkī.

نمکهـ निमिष nimikh̤ S s. m. A moment (of time), a twinkling of the eye.

چومکهـ chau-mukh S̱. (चतुर्मुख Four-faced) s. m. 1. A lamp-stand with partitions or burners. 2. A name of Brahmā.