مڙهي maṛhī S̱. s. f. A cottage, a temple.

ميٿهاي mīṭhā-ī S̱. s. f. (dakh.) Sweetness: see مٿهاس miṭhās, and مٿهاي miṭhā-ī.

مستغاث mustag̠ẖās̤ A (part. pass. X. of غوث) Applied to for assistance or redress.

مجـﮩول majʼhūl A (part. pass. of جـﮩل) 1. Un- known, little known. 2. (subst.) Passive voice. 3. Applied to the letters و and ي when the former has the sound of o in bone, and the lat- ter that of a in name. 4. (In Hind.) Indolent, lazy, idle. مجـﮩول النسب majʼhūlu-n-nasab, adj. Unknown of lineage. مجـﮩول مطلق majʼhūl- i-mut̤laḳ, Very indolent or useless.

معدلت maﻌdalat A (inf. of عدل) s. f. Justice, equity.

مسح masʼḥ A (Heb. ) s. m. 1. Drawing the hand over, wiping, washing, cleaning, anointing, a part of the operation of purifying before prayer. 2. Perambulating, travelling.

ماتهر माथुर māthur S s. m. 1. An inhabitant of Mathurā. 2. Name of a cast of Kāyaths; also, of Brāhmaṇs.

مات māt S̱. s. f. 1. (मात्रा) Accent, a vowel. 2. (माता) Mother. ¶ مات کي بهاجي māt kī bhājī (dakh.) Name of a vegetable (Ama- ranthus tristis): see ماٿ کي بهاجي.

مقاله maḳāla A (from قول Heb. ) s. m. Speech, discourse, saying, sentence, a word.

ماچا māchā मंच S̱. s. m. 1. A large bedstead or platform. 2. A frame, or stage on which they sit to drive away birds, &c. from corn- fields. ماچا توڙ māchā-toṛ, adj. 1. A lazy person who never stirs from his bed. 2. A kind of soldier among the Rājpūts, very indo- lent and much addicted to opium, but active and brave when roused. H. P. ماچه خر mācha-ḵẖar, A stupid foolish fellow.