مارو mārū H s. m. 1. Name of a warlike musical instrument, a kettledrum. 2. (dakh.) Two an- telope horns in opposite directions joined at their bases, carried by faḳīrs (Qanoon-e-islam).

مجي muje S̱. pron. (dakh.) Me, to me: see مجهي mujh-e.

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.

مقيم muḳīm A (part. act. IV. of قوم Heb. and Aram. ) adj. Residing, fixed, assiduous; s. m. A resident, an inhabitant: an appraiser, broker.

مدهـ پر मधुपुर madhu-pur S s. m. A name of Mathurā, q. v.

ميدا maidā P. s. m. See ميده maida.

مهينا mhenā H s. m. (dakh.) See مـﮩنا mihnā. مهينا ٿهولا mhenā-ṭholā, See بولي ٿهولي bolī-ṭholī and طعنه t̤aﻌna.

مجره mujra A. s. m. See مجرا mujrā.

مڙهيا maṛhaiyā S̱. s. f. See مڐهيا maḍhaiyā.

مکوک makkūk A s. Name of a measure said to be equal to two صاع. (Qanoon-e-islam).