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مد madd : مد madd A (Heb. and Aram. ) s. f. 1. Ex- tension, production, lengthening. 2. The flux of the sea, flood-tide. مد وجزر madd-o-jazr, Tide, the flux and reflux of the sea. 3. The mark (~) placed sometimes over alif, thus آ, when the letter is pronounced long and broad. 4. A peculiar mode of writing certain words in accounts. مد ظله madda z̤illu-hu, May his sha- dow, or power be extended. مد نظر madd-i-naz̤ar, or مد نگاه madd-i-nigāh, s. f. 1. Exten- sion or stretch of sight, as far as the eye can reach, the object of sight, regard, prospect, before the eyes, in view, in sight. 2. Kind looks, encouragement. ¶ mudd, A dry mea- sure equal to one and one third rat̤l, or according to others to two rat̤l.

مرگني mrig-anī S̱. s. f. A doe.

متهيا मिथ्या mithyā S adv. Falsely. adj. False, counterfeit.

منتقم muntaḳim A part. act. (VIII. of نقم Heb. and Aram. ) Taking revenge, avenging; avenger.

مطير mat̤īr A (part. from مطر Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Rained on, raining.

مشق mashḳ A s. f. 1. Piercing suddenly with a spear, striking with velocity. 2. Beating, lashing, tearing. 3. Combing. 4. Drawing (a garment, thing, &c.) every way in order to stretch it. 5. Eating of the best parts (of fo- rage, &c.). 6. (A man) galled between the thighs. 7. Tall, slender (girl). 8. (met.) An example, copy to write after, exercise, practice, usage, use.

متولد mutawallid A (part. act. V. of ولد Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Born, generated.

موزه moza P s. m. A stocking, boot. موزه گير moza-gīr, A horse that bites at the foot of his rider.

مختصر muḵẖtaṣar A (part. pass. VIII. of خصر Heb. ) 1. adj. Abbreviated, abridged, small. 2. (subst.) A compendium, epitome, abridg- ment, abstract. مختصر کرنا muḵẖtaṣar karnā, To abridge.

متنگ मतंग matang S s. m. An elephant.

ميٿنا meṭnā S̱. (causal of مٿنا miṭnā, q. v.) v. a. 1. To efface, erase, blot out, wipe out, annihilate, annul, cancel, expiate, atone for. 2. To thwart.