مجيد majīd A (from مجد Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Glorious, honourable, noble.

مياني miyānī P. s. f. A codpiece.

ماگنا māgnā S̱. v. a. To ask for. See مانگنا.

موکا mūkā मुष्टि S̱. s. m. 1. The fist. 2. A thump, blow. 3. (from मुख) A spy-hole.

مارگ mārag मार्ग S̱. s. m. (dakh. s. f.) 1. A road, path, way. 2. The anus.

مساجد masājid A s. plur. (of مسجد) Temples, mosques.

مخا muḵẖā A n. prop. Mocha, a town on the sea coast of Arabia.

مسطور mast̤ūr A (part. pass. of سطر) adj. Written, expressed, forementioned, above-cited, aforesaid, delineated, specified. (Plur. مسطورات).

مير mīr P s. m. 1. A chief, leader. 2. A title by which Saiyids are called. مير آتش mīr-i-ātash, The chief of the fireworks or artillery, master of the ordnance. مير آتشي mīr-ātash-ī, s. f. The office of mīr-ātash. مير آخور mīr- āḵẖụr, Master of the horse. مير بحر mīr-baḥr, A collector of port duty. مير بخشي mīr-baḵẖshī, s. m. The paymaster general. مير دهه mīr- dah-a, s. m. A commander or superintendant of ten (servants, &c.). مير سامان mīr-sāmān, Head steward. مير شکار mīr-shikār, 1. A bird- catcher, a huntsman. 2. (met.) A pimp. مير مجلس mīr-i-majlis, The master of the cere- monies, president or chairman. مير مطبخ mīr- mat̤baḵẖ, Chief of the kitchen or chief cook. مير منزل mīr-i-manzil, Quarter-master-general.

محروميت maḥrūm-īyat A. (from حرم) s. f. Prohi- bition, disappointment.