Urdu Dictionary

مدد मदद madad

H مدد मदद madad [S. मद+दा], s.f. (dialec.) An intoxicating preparation of opium, betel-leaves, &c. (see madat).

مدد madad v.n. fr. مدّ 'to supply; to help, assist,' c.

A مدد madad (v.n. fr. مدّ 'to supply; to help, assist,' &c.), s.f. Assistance, help, aid, succour; support; relief; means of support (as wages, &c.); allowance, provision;—reinforcements;—hands (as labourers, masons, &c., e.g. madad uṭh-gaʼī):—madad bāṅṭnā (-ko), To distribute wages (to labourers); to distribute relief, &c.:—madad-ḵẖarć,

s.m. Expenditure in aid or relief, &c.; subscriptions, contributions (to or towards);—advances:—madad-ḵẖẉāh, s.m. One who asks for assistance or succour; a suppliant:—madad denā (-ko), To render aid, to furnish assistance (to), to help, &c.:—madad karnā (-kī), To render assistance (to), to assist, aid, help, succour, &c:—madad-gār, s.m. & f. Assister, helper, aider; protector; ally; auxiliary;—an assistant;—an accessory:—madad-gār honā (-kā), To be a helper or aider (of), to help, &c.;—to be an accessory (to):—madad-gārī, s.f. Assistance, &c. (=madad):—madad-ě-maʻāsh, s.f. Means of support, provision, maintenance; pension;—an assignment of revenue for the support of learned or pious Muḥammadans, or of charitable institutions.