مفتاح miftāḥ A (noun of instrum. from فتح Heb. and Aram. ) s. A key.

ميرو mero H pron. My, mine. See ميرا merā.

موکي mūkī मुष्टि S̱. s. f. A thump, a blow of the fist.

مانده mānda P (from ماندن) adj. 1. Remained, left. 2. Tired, weary, fatigued, ailing, indis- posed, languid. (Pers. plur. ماندگان).

مگنتا magantā मग्नता S̱. s. f. Transport, rap- ture, cheerfulness, vivacity, delight.

مجاور mujāwir A (part. act. III. of جور Heb. ) s. m. 1. A neighbour. 2. A sweeper of a mosque, an attendant at a mosque (or other place of worship), one who remains devoutly employed at a mosque or attached to it.

متکي muttakī A part. act. (VIII. from وکأ) Re- clining, recumbent.

ماچا māchā मंच S̱. s. m. 1. A large bedstead or platform. 2. A frame, or stage on which they sit to drive away birds, &c. from corn- fields. ماچا توڙ māchā-toṛ, adj. 1. A lazy person who never stirs from his bed. 2. A kind of soldier among the Rājpūts, very indo- lent and much addicted to opium, but active and brave when roused. H. P. ماچه خر mācha-ḵẖar, A stupid foolish fellow.

موتي motī मौक्तिक S̱. s. m. A pearl. موتي پروني motī pirone, 1. To string pearls. 2. (met.) To speak eloquently. 3. To weep (the tears being compared to pearls). Tapish says: سن سنکي ذکراشک ومژه مجهسي يون کہا جب تب نه آپ ايسي هي موتي پروينگي Sun sunke ẕikr-i-ashk o mizha mujh-se yūṅ kahā; jab tab na āp aise hī motī piroʼenge, Having repeatedly heard of my tears and eye- lashes, she said, will you ever and anon be

مبطل mubt̤il A (part. act. IV. of بطل) Abolishing, annihilating, abolisher.