منسج mansaj A or mansij (noun of place of نسج) s. m. A weaverʼs shop. ¶ minsaj (noun of instrum.) 1. The instrument by which the web is stretched when working. 2. The part of a horse about the fore shoulder and under the mane.

مطالع mut̤āliﻌ A part. act. (III. of طلع) Con- templating, looking towards. ¶ mat̤āliﻌ, s. plur. of مطلع mat̤laﻌ, q. v.

مدهوکري madhūkrī माधुकरी S̱. s. f. 1. A kind of bread baked on live coals (used among the faḳīrs). 2. Victuals given in alms to pil- grims.

منتفع muntafiﻌ A (part. act. VIII. of نفع) adj. Profiting, gaining, enjoying.

مسعود masʼūﻌd A (part. pass. of سعد Heb. ) adj. Happy, fortunate, august.

مسجود masjūd A (part. pass. of سجد Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Worshipped, adored.

مسرور masrūr A (part. pass. of سرّ) adj. Glad, cheerful, exulting, gay, delighted, pleased.

مٿهـ मठ maṭh S s. m. A Hindū college or convent, a pagan temple.

مونڐنا mūnḍnā S̱. (causal of منڐنا or मुंडन) v. a. 1. To shave. 2. To instruct, convert or make a disciple of. 3. To wheedle out of any thing. الٿي استري سي مونڐنا ulṭe usture se mūnḍnā, To cheat one.

مفت muft P adv. Gratuitously, gratis, for no- thing, acquired without cost or labour, given away without return or benefit. (substantively) What is useless or unprofitable. مفت بر muft- bar, Taking away for nothing or without making a return. مفت مين muft meṅ, Gratis, for nothing.