مـﮩيري maherī H s. f. The name of a dish, consisting of rice or other grain, boiled in sour milk.

مورچه morcha P s. 1. Rust. 2. A battery.

محبت muḥabbat A (orig. محببت from حبّ)

ميتهل मैथिल maithal S or maithil, adj. An inhabitant of Mithilā or Tirhut.

مير mīr P s. m. 1. A chief, leader. 2. A title by which Saiyids are called. مير آتش mīr-i-ātash, The chief of the fireworks or artillery, master of the ordnance. مير آتشي mīr-ātash-ī, s. f. The office of mīr-ātash. مير آخور mīr- āḵẖụr, Master of the horse. مير بحر mīr-baḥr, A collector of port duty. مير بخشي mīr-baḵẖshī, s. m. The paymaster general. مير دهه mīr- dah-a, s. m. A commander or superintendant of ten (servants, &c.). مير سامان mīr-sāmān, Head steward. مير شکار mīr-shikār, 1. A bird- catcher, a huntsman. 2. (met.) A pimp. مير مجلس mīr-i-majlis, The master of the cere- monies, president or chairman. مير مطبخ mīr- mat̤baḵẖ, Chief of the kitchen or chief cook. مير منزل mīr-i-manzil, Quarter-master-general.

مراحل marāḥil A s. plur. (of مرحله from رحل) Journies, stages, daysʼ journies.

محظوظ maḥz̤ūz̤ A (part. pass. of حظّ) adj. Glad, cheerful, contented, delighted, pleased, happy.

متارا matārā H s. m. (dakh.) See متاع matāﻌ.

ملازم mulāzim A (part. act. III. of لزم) adj. 1. Assiduous, diligent, attentive, attached to. 2. (subst.) A servant, attendant. (Pers. plur. ملازمان).

متوجه mutawajjih A (part. act. V. of وجه) adj. 1. Turning or having the regard (towards), proceeding (towards), bound to. 2. Attentive, favouring, countenancing, propitious, intent on. متوجه هونا mutawajjih honā, To turn the face (towards), to attend (to), to look (towards), to regard, to proceed, to be bound (towards), to be intent (on).