مننا mannā S̱. (intrans. of ماننا or منانا) v. n. To be soothed, to be propitiated.

مکدر mukaddar A (part. pass. II. of کدر) adj. Muddy; sullen, gloomy, troubled, afflicted, disturbed, vexed, anxious.

مردک mard-ak P s. m. A little man, a manikin, a low fellow, a puppy, a rascal.

مغفرت mag̠ẖfirat A (inf. of غفر) s. f. Absolution, remission, pardon.

منکا mankā H s. m. 1. A rosary, a bead (of gold?). 2. The vertebræ of the neck. منکا ڐهلکنا mankā ḍhalaknā (lit. The bending of the neck) To be at the point of death.

محقر muḥaḳḳar A (part. pass. II. of حقر) adj. Despised.

مقصود maḳṣūd A part. pass. (of قصد) Intended, proposed; s. m. Intent, &c. See مقصد maḳṣad.

محرم muḥarram A (part. pass. II. of حرم Heb. ) 1. adj. Sacred, venerable, forbidden, ex- cluded. 2. (subst.) The name of the first Mu- hammadan month, held sacred on account of the death of Ḥusain, son of Aﻌlī, who was killed by Yazīd, near Kūfa. (Plur. محرمات mu- ḥarramāt, Things forbidden or unlawful). ¶ muḥrim (part. act. IV.) adj. Engaged in the sacred pilgrimage to Mecca, performing the ceremonies enjoined on entering a sacred place. ¶ maḥram (noun of place) s. 1. A spouse, a confidant, an intimate, an intimate friend. 2.

معنقه maﻌnaḳa A (prop. miﻌnaḳa, noun of in- strum. from عنق Heb. and Aram. ) s. m. A collar or any thing similar round the neck.

منال manāl A (noun of place from نيل or for منوال) s. m. Profit, gains, place or means of gain: manner.