مجراٴي mujrā-ī A. s. m. One who pays his re- spects; a servant, minister, visitant, &c.

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.

مونگ mūng मुद्ग S̱. s. f. Name of a kind of pulse. (Phaseolus mungo). مونگ پهلي mūng- phalī, s. f. Is the name of the ground-nut or pignut of the West-Indies. (Arachis hypogæa).

مصلا muṣallā A (part. pass. II. from صلي Chald. ) s. m. A carpet to pray on, a place of prayer.

مستسقي mustasḳī A (part. act. X. of سقي Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Craving drink; drop- sical.

موٿ moṭ H s. f. See موٿهہ moṭh. ¶ mūṭ, s. (dakh.) Cylinder (Harris).

مـﮩوا mahūʼā S̱. or mahuʼā (मधूक) s. m. Name of a tree (Bassia latifolia) bearing flowers which are sweet, and from which a spirituous liquor is distilled. The nuts afford an oil used instead of butter.

مانا mānnā मानन S̱. v. a. To respect, regard,

مماني mumānī S̱. s. f. An aunt, motherʼs brotherʼs wife. See مامي māmī.

مديح madīḥ A s. m. That for which praise is given; a laudable action, praise.