مکدر mukaddar A (part. pass. II. of کدر) adj. Muddy; sullen, gloomy, troubled, afflicted, disturbed, vexed, anxious.

مـﮩاتم mahātam माहात्म्य S̱. s. m. 1. Greatness, grandeur, rank, dignity. 2. The benefit derived from any good work.

مشکوري mashkūr-ī A. s. f. Reward, thanking.

مجتمع mujtamiﻌ A (part. act. VIII. of جمع Chald. ) 1. adj. Assembled, convened, to- gether in one place. 2. Agreeing in the same opinion. 3. (A man) arriving at full strength. 4. s. m. An assemblage.

منانا manānā S̱. (causal of ماننا मानन) v. a. 1. To persuade, to cause to agree (to any thing), to conciliate, to propitiate, to sooth, to coax, to assuage, to appease, to put in mind. منانا دنانا manānā danānā, To appease, to conciliate. 2. To do, to act, to perform, to make. اورعاشق پڙارنگ رليان مناي Aur āﻌshiḳ paṛā rang-raliyāṅ manāʼe. (Bakā-

مـﮩر mahr A (Heb. and Aram. ) s. m. 1. A marriage portion or gift settled upon the wife before marriage, alimony, jointure. 2. Con- tracting by writing for such settlement.

مچهي machchhī S̱. (मत्सी) s. f. (dakh. s. m.) A fish.

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.

معروف maﻌrūf A (part. pass. of عرف) adj. 1. Known, notorious, noted, celebrated. 2. Active (voice of a verb). 3. The letters و and ي are said to be maﻌrūf, when the former has the sound of ū and the latter of ī; as in نور nūr, Splendour, and لڙکي laṛkī, A girl.

مطبوخ mat̤būḵẖ A (part. pass. of طبخ Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Cooked, dressed.