English Meaning of مغلم mug̠ẖlim 🔴 مغلم mug̠ẖlim A (part. act. IV. of غلم Heb. and Aram. ) 1. adj. Libidinous. 2. (subst.) A pæderast.

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مغلم mug̠ẖlim : مغلم mug̠ẖlim A (part. act. IV. of غلم Heb. and Aram. ) 1. adj. Libidinous. 2. (subst.) A pæderast.

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ماننا mānnā मानन

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مکلف mukallaf

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معظم muʼaﻌz̤z̤am

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ملجا maljā

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مشتمل mushtamil

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مستغرق mustag̠ẖriḳ

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موٿکي moṭkī

موٿکي moṭkī H s. f. 1. A mattock, pickaxe. 2. A fat woman.

موسيرا mauserā

موسيرا mauserā S̱. (from موسا mausā) adj. mas. Belonging or related to the motherʼs sisterʼs husband; as, موسيرا بهاٴي mauserā bhāʼī, A cousin, son of a motherʼs sister. موسيري بـﮩن mauserī bahin, Daughter of a motherʼs sister.

مغلاني mug̠ẖlānī

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مخزن maḵẖzan

مخزن maḵẖzan A (noun of place from خزن) s. m. A magazine, storehouse, granary. (Hence, Spanish almazen, Port. almazem, Ital. magaz- zino, Fr. magasin, Eng. magazine).