ماده māda
P ماده māda [Pehl. mātak; Zend mātar, nom. māta; S. mātr̤i, nom. mātā], adj. & s.f. Female;—a female; pair (of a bird, &c.):—māda peć, A female screw:—māda keʼoṛā (dialec.) The female Caldera, prickly bush or screwpine:—māda gāʼo, A cow.
مادح mādiḥ act. part. of مدح 'to praise,' c., part
A مادح mādiḥ (act. part. of مدح 'to praise,' &c.), part, adj. & s.m. Praising;—praiser, encomiast.
مائده māʼida for A. مائدة māʼidat, fem.
P مائده māʼida (for A. مائدة māʼidat, fem.), s.m. A table (esp. one covered with victuals).
معده měʻda for A. معدة měʻdat, or maʻidat, v.n. fr. معد 'to draw or seize rapidly; to carry off'
P معده měʻda (for A. معدة měʻdat, or maʻidat, v.n. fr. معد 'to draw or seize rapidly; to carry off'), s.m. The stomach; the hypochondrium.
ميده maida prob. = S. मर्दित
P ميده maida (prob. = S. मर्दित), s.m. Fine (or the finest) flour, or meal:—maida-sā, adj. Like fine flour; fine, or soft, as flour:—maide-kā, adj. (f. -kī), Of fine flour; like fine flour; soft as fine flour:—maida karnā, To convert into fine flour; to grind very fine:—maida-o-shahāb, White (as flour) and red (as the juice of the kājīra);—very beautiful.
