مقابر maḳābir A s. plur. (of مقبره) Tombs, se- pulchres.

منکهہ manukh S̱. (मानुष or मनुष्य) s. m. A man, man, mankind. H. S. منکيان کا هار mankiyāṅ kā hār (dakh.) A necklace of pearls, large gold beads, corals, garnets, &c. (Qanoon-e-islam). S̱. H. منگا بهيجنا mangā bhejnā, To send for.

محمود maḥmūd A (part. pass. of حمد) adj. Praised, laudable, worthy.

معطل muʼaﻌt̤t̤al A (part. pass. II. of عطل Heb. ) adj. Vacant, unemployed, disengaged, ne- glected, destitute, out of use, obsolete, idle.

معاوضت muʼāﻌwaẓat A s. f. (inf. III. of عوض) Retaliating, returning like for like, substitution, exchange.

مرض maraẓ A or marẓ (Heb. ) s. m. Sickness, disease, infirmity. مرض الموت maraẓu-l-maut, Mortal disease.

موٿاپا moṭā-pā H s. m. Fatness, corpulency, thickness, coarseness, bigness, bulk, bulkiness, grossness.

مايا माया māyā S s. f. 1. Kindness, pity, sym- pathy, compassion, mercy, feeling, affection. 2. A deception depending on the power of the Deity, whereby mankind believe in the exist- ence of external objects, which are in fact nothing but idea; illusion, idealism. 3. Pros- perity, riches, opulence. مايا پاتر māyā-pātra, adj. Rich, opulent, wealthy.

مدهماس मधुमास madhu-mās S s. m. The month Chait (March-April).

منجيرا manjīrā मंजीर S̱. s. m. Name of a musical instrument, a kind of cymbal. (It consists of two small brass cups tied together with a string, and played upon by striking one against the other. Herklots).