مانده mānda
P مانده mānda [fr. māndan = Pehl. māntan; rt. Zend man = S. मन्], adj. (f. -ī), Left, remaining;—fatigued, tired, weary, languid; ailing, indisposed (Pers. pl. māndogān, 'the weary,' &c.):—dar-mānda, Fatigued, tired; broken down; without means; indigent.
ماندا मान्दा māndā
H ماندا मान्दा māndā, adj. (f. -ī) = مانده mānda, q.v.
منڐا मुण्डा muṇḍā
H منڐا मुण्डा muṇḍā [Prk. मुंडओ and मुंडअं; S. मुण्डकः and मुण्डकं], adj. (f. -ī) & s.m. Shaven; bald; uncovered; having no horns, hornless (an ox, a ram, &c.); stripped of top leaves or branches, lopped (as a tree); docked; headless, topless; without a pinnacle (a mosque, &c.); having no point, not pointed (a shoe, &c.);—s.m. The head;—the head (of a paper kite);—the Kaithī or Muriyā character or writing (i.q. muṇḍākshar, q.v.s.v. muṇḍ);—a shaveling;—a disciple (syn. ćelā);—(dialec.) a boy (lit. 'shaveling');—a kind of uncovered pālkī;—a boot.
منادي munādī for A. منادٍ munādiṉ, act. part. of نادَي 'to call to; to proclaim,' c., iii of ندا for ندو 'to call,' c.
P منادي munādī (for A. منادٍ munādiṉ, act. part. of نادَي 'to call to; to proclaim,' &c., iii of ندا (for ندو) 'to call,' &c.), s.m. A crier, herald, proclaimer; a preacher.
منادَي munādā pass. part. of نادَي; see munādī
A منادَي munādā (pass. part. of نادَي; see munādī), part. Called, &c.;—s.m. The person called or addressed; (in Gram.) the vocative case.
