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

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

مقلوب maḳlūb A (part. pass. of قلب) adj. Turned, inverted, converted. مقلوب مستوي maḳlūb-mustavī, A word or sentence which may be read backward or forward as درد dard (or in English madam), a palindrome.

مـﮩانا muhānā S̱. (from منـﮩ muṅh) s. m. The mouth (of a river, &c.), inlet, outlet.

متظلم mutaz̤allim A (part. act. V. of ظلم Heb. Aram. ) adj. Obscured, darkened, op- pressed, injured.

مگو ma-gū P 2d pers. sing. Say not, tell not.

موري morī P s. f. A pipe or subterraneous pas- sage (for water). S̱. موڙ 1. moṛ (r. मुर Encircle, &c.) s. m. A turn, twist, convolution, writhe, sprain: fistula (Harris). 2. mūṛ (मुंड) s. m. The head. 3. mauṛ (मौलि) s. m. A kind of high crowned hat, worn by the bridegroom at the time of marriage.

متحد muttaḥid A (part. act. VIII. of وحد) Heb. ) adj. United.

مايا माया māyā S s. f. 1. Kindness, pity, sym- pathy, compassion, mercy, feeling, affection. 2. A deception depending on the power of the Deity, whereby mankind believe in the exist- ence of external objects, which are in fact nothing but idea; illusion, idealism. 3. Pros- perity, riches, opulence. مايا پاتر māyā-pātra, adj. Rich, opulent, wealthy.

منفخ minfaḵẖ A (noun of instrum. of نفخ Heb. ) s. m. A pair of bellows.