مغاک mag̠ẖāk P s. m. A pit.

ميري mīr-ī P. s. m. 1. A winner at play. 2. (among schoolboys) He that first comes to the master to say his lesson.

منجم munajjim A (part. act. II. of نجم) s. m. An astronomer, an astrologer, an almanack- maker.

مبرهن mubarhan A (part. pass. of quadril. برهن) adj. Demonstrative, evident, manifest.

معافي muʼāﻌf-ī A. (part. act. III. of عفو or from معاف q. v.) adj. Exempt from rent and tax

مهيريان mhīryān H s. (dakh.) A braid (of hair: Harris).

مندل mandal मर्द्दल S̱. s. f. A kind of drum made of wood and beat with the fingers. ¶ (dakh.) See منڐل manḍal.

مجـﮩول majʼhūl A (part. pass. of جـﮩل) 1. Un- known, little known. 2. (subst.) Passive voice. 3. Applied to the letters و and ي when the former has the sound of o in bone, and the lat- ter that of a in name. 4. (In Hind.) Indolent, lazy, idle. مجـﮩول النسب majʼhūlu-n-nasab, adj. Unknown of lineage. مجـﮩول مطلق majʼhūl- i-mut̤laḳ, Very indolent or useless.

متخلص mutaḵẖalliṣ A (part. act. V. of خلص) adj. Pure; peculiarly named or entitled, sur- named.

مسہري masahrī S̱. (मशहरी from मशक A gnat, and r. हृ Take off) s. f. Curtains (of a bed), musquito curtains.