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du-mandil, a respectable man. 

 *— fl-«»-^'« munsif, just. A. 



j^"* mana^/i, v., p.p. vaanitJia, to attend, mind. Si. mananu. 

 j^^'* mani, my. See also main, 

 ^^j^y-^ mavarki, congratulations, 



moth, star on the forehead of a horse. 

 ^it'iy^ moth, moth. (Dal). {Pliaseolus AconitifoUus) Si. 

 ^ mochi, a leather worker. Si. 

 y^y^ moklio, spider. 



mokho-\ogh, spider's web. 

 jy^ mor, ant. P. 

 jy^ morband, spotted. 

 ^ jy^ mozha_y^, a boot, legging. P. moza. 

 f^y^ mosim, season. A. mausim. 



mushk, rat, mouse. P. mush. Skr. mushika. 

 Pashto mazhak. 

 ^^y^ moshin, butter. 



i^^y-^ mokal, leave, permission to depart. A. 

 jij.lSy/« mokalainay/i, to take leave. Old Hindi mukkalna, 



lylyo molid, a female slave. 

 }i j'^y^ momrez, spur. 



momand, merciful. 

 *V'* mah, I. See ma?j. 



mihrvan, friendly, kind. P. mihrban. 

 muhari, foremost, in front. Si. muharo. 

 mahar, corpse. 

 y^M^^ mahisk, fly. (Cf. P. magas). 



bena^/;-mahisk, bee. 

 bing-mahisk, horse-fly (lit. dog-fly). 

 gi<7A-mahisk, house-fly. 

 ask-mahis^, blow-lly (lit, deer-fly). 

 ci'V'* mahl, patience, leisure. A. 



mahla-dar, be patient. 



