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

معن maﻌn A n. prop. Name of an Arab cele- brated for his liberality.

مرات mirʼāt A (Heb. from رأي Heb. ) s. f. A mirror, speculum. ¶ marrāt, s. plur. (of مرة from مرّ) Times, turns.

محروس maḥrūs A (part. pass. of حرس) adj. Guarded, preserved.

مورني mornī S̱. s. f. 1. (मयूरी) A peahen. 2. (dakh.) An ornament worn on the ear or nose. (Qanoon-e-islam).

مچرانا michrānā H v. a. To eat without an ap- petite.

مڐي maḍḍī H (dakh.) 1. s. Dregs, sediment:

مشرک mushrik A (part. act. IV. of شرک Heb. ) s. m. An infidel, an idolater, a polytheist. (Plur. مشرکين mushrikīn). ¶ musharrak (part. pass. II.) adj. Common (to many).

مال māl A s. m. 1. Property, wealth, merchan- dise, goods, effects. 2. A prize (in a lottery, &c.). مال خاوند māl-ḵẖāwind, A proprietor. مالدار māl-dār, adj. Wealthy, rich. مالداري māl-dār-ī, s. f. Wealthiness. مال زاده māl-zāda, A son of a whore, a pimp or pander. مال زادي māl-zādī, s. f. A bawd, a whore. مالضامن māl-ẓāmin, A security (for property, or money, in opposition to حاضرضامن ḥāẓir-ẓāmin). مال مردم خور māl-i-mardum-ḵẖor, A consumer of the property of others; one who borrows and never pays. مال مست māl-mast, adj. Purse- proud.

مٿنا miṭnā S̱. (from मृष्ठ Wiped, r. मृज Cleanse) v. n. To be effaced, to expire.