ميان miyāṅ H or myāṅ, s. m. Sir! an address expressive of kindness, a title by which eunuchs are addressed, master. ميان آدمي miyāṅ-ādmī, A respectable person. ¶ myāṅ (dakh.) Scab- bard: see نيام niyām.

مريض marīẓ A (from مرض) adj. Sick, diseased.

منشي munshī A (part. act. IV. of نشأ Heb. ) s. m. A writer, amanuensis, a secretary. (In India, among Europeans, the word commonly means) A tutor, a teacher of Persian or Hin- dustani, a language-master. منشي گري munshī- garī, s. f. The business of a munshī, secretari- ship.

مشبه mushabbah A (part. pass. II. of شبه) adj. Likened to, assimilated. s. m. A simile. مشبه به mushabbah-bi-hi, That to which any thing is likened or from which a simile is drawn.

منطقي mant̤iḳ-ī A adj. Logical, dialectick; lo- gician.

ملانا milānā S̱. (causal of ملنا Sans. मेलन) v. a. 1. To mix, to blend. 2. To cause to meet, to join, attach, connect, adjust, to accord, to fit, unite, apply, introduce, to cement, close, com- pare, reconcile, assimilate, agree, find, get, meet, to visit. ¶ mulānā (from मूल्य) v. a. To appraise. A. H. ملاني mullā-nī, s. f. The wife of a Mullā, a learned woman, a schoolmistress.

مونڐي mūnḍī मुंड S̱. s. f. The head.

موماکهي maumākhī मधुमक्षिका S̱. s. f. A honey-bee.

مکهنڐ mukhaṅḍ H adj. (dakh.) Powerful, strong, violent, a bully (Harris).

مقابله muḳābala A (inf. III. of قبل Heb. and