مرنا marnā S̱. (मरण r. मृ Die) v. n. 1. To die, to expire, to cease. 2. (met.) To desire vehe- mently, to set oneʼs heart upon any thing, to dote. s. m. Dying. H. S̱. مرنڐا کرنا muranḍā-karnā, v. a. To tie.

مجنون majnūn A (part. pass. of جنّ Heb. and Chald. ) 1. adj. Insane, in love. 2. n. prop. The name of a celebrated lover, whose amours with Lailạ̄ are the subject of a poem by Ni- z̤āmī.

موه मोह moh S s. f. 1. Fainting, senselessness. 2. Pity, compassion, sympathy, kindness, af- fection, allurement, fascination, love. موه لينا moh lenā, To attach, allure, fascinate, charm, captivate. موه مين آنا moh meṅ ānā, To faint, as at the sudden appearance of a friend or mistress.

ماندگي mānda-gī P s. f. Fatigue, weariness.

موتهرا mothrā H s. m. Name of a disease in horses, splint, spavin.

مينڐکي menḍkī S̱. s. f. (मंडूक) A frog; the rump of a horse. مينڐکي کو زکام هونا menḍkī ko zukām honā (lit. A frog having caught cold) expresses pride or consequential airs assumed by worthless persons.

ملتزم multazim A (part. act. VIII. of لزم) adj. Constrained, compelled, necessarily following, convicted.

مرحمت marḥamat A (inf. of رحم Heb. ) s. f. 1. Pity, compassion, mercy, clemency, favour. 2. A present. مرحمت کرنا marḥamat karnā, To grant.

معلم muʼaﻌllim A (part. act. II. of علم) s. m. An instructor, teacher, preceptor, a pilot. ¶ muʼaﻌl- lam (part. pass.) Taught, instructed.

معجزه muﻌjiza A (from عجز) s. m. Miracle. (Plur. معجزات).