مشتاق mushtāḳ A (part. pass. VIII. of شوق Heb. ) adj. Full of desire, desirous, wishful, wishing, longing. A. P. مشتاقانه mushtāḳ-āna, adv. Like one desirous or longing.

مسکنا masaknā H v. n. To be torn, split, rent, burst.

مارنا mārnā S̱. (मारण or caus. of مرنا marnā, q. v.) v. a. To smite, strike, hit, kill, slay, beat, bang, drive, shoot, punish, mortify, cast, mar, blight, blast, spoil, ruin, conquer, crack, de- stroy, break, fine, take, set, smother, stamp, sting, stop, calm, throw, toss, quench, run. (subst.) Striking, &c. S. H. مارنـﮩارا māran-hārā, s. m. Smiter, slayer.

مڐي maḍḍī H (dakh.) 1. s. Dregs, sediment:

ميلا मेला melā S s. m. A fair, a concourse of people for religious or commercial purposes, a mixed assemblage of faḳīrs. ميلا ملنا melā mil- nā, To meet full in the face. ميلا ٿهيلا melā ṭhelā, s. m. A crowd, a concourse of people.

محرم muḥarram A (part. pass. II. of حرم Heb. ) 1. adj. Sacred, venerable, forbidden, ex- cluded. 2. (subst.) The name of the first Mu- hammadan month, held sacred on account of the death of Ḥusain, son of Aﻌlī, who was killed by Yazīd, near Kūfa. (Plur. محرمات mu- ḥarramāt, Things forbidden or unlawful). ¶ muḥrim (part. act. IV.) adj. Engaged in the sacred pilgrimage to Mecca, performing the ceremonies enjoined on entering a sacred place. ¶ maḥram (noun of place) s. 1. A spouse, a confidant, an intimate, an intimate friend. 2.

مجورا majūrā P. s. m. Corrupt. of مزدور q. v.

مضحک muẓʼḥik A (part. act. IV. of ضحک) adj. Occasioning laughter, facetious, ridiculous, droll; a laughingstock.

مـﮩابهارت महाभारत mahā-bhārat S s. m. 1. A grand epick poem by Vyāsadeva, containing an account of the dissensions and wars of the Kurus and Pāṇḍus, two great collateral branches of the house of Bhārat, so called from Bharat its founder. 2. The great war of the descen- dants of Bharat.

موچکانا mūchkānā H v. a. To sprain.