مغ mug̠ẖ P s. m. A tavernkeeper, or one of the

مغالطه mug̠ẖālat̤a A (inf. III. of غلط) s. m. Leading into errour, delusion, ambiguity.

مغاير mug̠ẖāyir A (part. act. III. of غير Heb. ) adj. Contrary, adverse, repugnant.

مغايرت mug̠ẖāyarat A (inf. III. of غير) s. f. 1. Barter, exchange. 2. Disagreement, contra- riety, repugnance.

مغتنم mug̠ẖtanim A (part. act. VIII. of غنم) adj. Holding and accounting as a prize or blessing, enriched, taking delight in, enjoying. ¶ mug̠ẖ- tanam (part. pass.) Accounted a prize or blessing.

مغرق mug̠ẖraḳ A (part. pass. IV. of غرق) adj. Gilded, covered with (or immersed in) gold or silver. ¶ mug̠ẖarraḳ (part. pass. II.) adj. Immersed (in water), washed (with gold, silver, &c.), gilt, plated, dipped.

مغل mug̠ẖul P s. m. A Moghul. مغل پٿهان mug̠ẖul-paṭhān, A game played like that of draughts on a diagram sketched on the ground, or on a board or paper, using sixteen kauṛīs or bits of gravel or pebbles, &c. on each side for men. (Herklots).

مغلاني mug̠ẖlānī P. s. f. A female mug̠ẖul; an at- tendant in the harem or womenʼs apartment, a needle-woman.

مغلظه mug̠ẖallaz̤a A (part. pass. fem. II. of غلظ) adj. Rendered hard to be broken (an oath), or heavy (a fine for blood).

مغلق mug̠ẖlaḳ A (part. pass. IV. of غلق) adj. Abstruse, knotty, obscure, intricate.

مغلم mug̠ẖlim A (part. act. IV. of غلم Heb. and Aram. ) 1. adj. Libidinous. 2. (subst.) A pæderast.

مغلي mug̠ẖul-ī P adj. Of the Moghuls.

مغليه mug̠ẖul-īya P adj. Of the Moghuls.

مغني mug̠ẖannī A (part. act. II. of غني) s. m. A singer, a musician. ¶ adj. Causing inde- pendence, making independent.

مغيب mug̠ẖaiyab A (part. pass. II. of غيب Heb. and Chald. ) adj. Concealed, hidden.