مانگ دينا māng denā S̱. v. a. To borrow for ano- ther, to ask for and give.

مرکونڐي murkūṅḍī H or muṛkūṅḍī (dakh. i. q. اوندهي منڐي) Head downwards, head reversed(?). مرکونڐي مارنا murkūṅḍī mārnā, v. (dakh.) To take to the bed, to be confined to bed or to be bedrid.

مولوي maulavī A (from موليٰٰ) s. m. A learned man.

منزلت manzilat A s. f. Dignity, station, condi- tion, rank, post of honour.

منڐهوانا manḍhwānā S̱. (causal of منڐهنا) v. a. To cause to cover (a book, drum, &c. with parchment).

منہاج minhāj A (from نہج Heb. and Aram. ) s. Highway or road.

مخاديم maḵẖādīm A s. plur. (of مخدوم) Persons served, lords, masters.

مطمئين mut̤maʼinn A (part. act. IV. of quadrilit. طمأن Heb. and Chald. ) adj. Quiet, secure, tranquil.

مراٴي murāʼī H s. m. One whose business it is to grow and sell vegetables.

ملانا milānā S̱. (causal of ملنا Sans. मेलन) v. a. 1. To mix, to blend. 2. To cause to meet, to join, attach, connect, adjust, to accord, to fit, unite, apply, introduce, to cement, close, com- pare, reconcile, assimilate, agree, find, get, meet, to visit. ¶ mulānā (from मूल्य) v. a. To appraise. A. H. ملاني mullā-nī, s. f. The wife of a Mullā, a learned woman, a schoolmistress.