English Meaning of ميان miyāṅ 🔴 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.

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English Meaning of ميان miyāṅ

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ميان miyāṅ : 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.

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منصوبه manṣūb-a

منصوبه manṣūb-a A s. m. Contrivance, project, scheme, plan, design. منصوبه باز manṣūba-bāz, Considerate, foreseeing, prudent, sagacious, in- genious; contriver, plotter, schemer. منصوبه باندهنا manṣūba bāndhnā, To contrive, to conspire.

متوسط mutawassit̤

متوسط mutawassit̤ A (part. act. V. of وسط) adj. Intermediate, interposing, middling.

معارف maʼāﻌrif

معارف maʼāﻌrif A s. plur. (of معرفة) Knowledges.

مدور mudauwar

مدور mudauwar A (part. pass. II. of دور) adj. Round, circular.

مستخرج mustaḵẖraj

مستخرج mustaḵẖraj A (part. pass. X. of خرج) adj. Extracted, drawn out. ¶ mustaḵẖrij (part. act.) adj. Extracting, drawing out.

محکمي muḥkam-ī

محکمي muḥkam-ī A. s. f. Strength, firmness.

مشتري mushtarī

مشتري mushtarī A (part. act. VIII. of شري) 1. s. f. Buying. 2. s. m. A purchaser. 3. s. f. The planet Jupiter.

مضايقه muẓāyaḳa

مضايقه muẓāyaḳa A (inf. III. of ضيق Heb. ) s. m. 1. Penury, necessity, distress, poverty, difficulty. 2. Making a difficulty; moment, consequence, significance.

مستوفي mustaufī

مستوفي mustaufī A (part. act. X. of وفي) adj. Paying or receiving in full (a debt). s. m. A head clerk, an auditor. مستوفي گري mustaufī- garī, s. f. Clerkship, audit.

محلي maḥall-ī

محلي maḥall-ī A. adj. Belonging to the seraglio (a servant, &c.), an eunuch.