ماَب maʼāb, vulg. māb n. of place fr. أوب 'to return'
A ماَب maʼāb, vulg. māb (n. of place fr. أوب 'to return'), s.m. Place of return, centre or point to which anything (or a person) returns; a place in which a thing is contained; settled or fixed abode or dwelling-place (of), seat, receptacle, repository (frequently used as last member of compounds, e.g. ʻizzat-maʼāb, s.m. 'Seat of grandeur, residence of glory';—ʻmagnificent, illustrious').
مباح mubāḥ pass. part. of اباح abāḥa, 'to make a thing allowable or free,' iv of بوح 'to become apparent'
A مباح mubāḥ (pass. part. of اباح abāḥa, 'to make (a thing) allowable or free,' iv of بوح 'to become apparent'), part. adj. Allowed, or allowable (to be taken, or let alone, or done, or made use of, or possessed); allowable, lawful;—s.m. Any indifferent action (whatever a person may do or let alone);—lawful pleasure:—mubāḥ rakhnā, v.t. To hold lawful or allowable:—mubāḥ karnā, v.t. To make allowable, or free, or lawful; to legalize.
