معمار měʻmār n. of instr. fr. عمر 'to build,' c.
A معمار měʻmār (n. of instr. fr. عمر 'to build,' &c.), s.m. A builder, an architect, a mason.
معمور maʻmūr pass. part. of عمر 'to become inhabited, or peopled,' c.
A معمور maʻmūr (pass. part. of عمر 'to become inhabited, or peopled,' &c.), part. adj. Inhabited; peopled; well stocked with people, populous; colonized, cultivated, well-cultivated; in a flourishing state, flourishing; affluent, prosperous, happy; delightful;—in sound or good or efficient condition; in a state of good repair;—well-appointed (an army);—full; abundant, ample.
ممدوح mamdūḥ pass. part. of مدح 'to praise'
A ممدوح mamdūḥ (pass. part. of مدح 'to praise'), part. adj. Praised, celebrated; famous; laudable, commendable;—above-mentioned, aforesaid;—s.m. One who is praised; the hero (of a poem, &c.):—mamdūḥ-ilaih(i), adj. Above-cited, afore-mentioned.
مامور maʼmūr, vulg. māmūr perf. part. of أمر 'to command,' c.
A مامور maʼmūr, vulg. māmūr (perf. part. of أمر 'to command,' &c.), part. Commanded, ordered, enjoined; appointed, constituted, established, fixed, defined, determined;—s.m. Usage, established custom:—māmūr karnā, v.t. To appoint, constitute, &c.:—māmūr honā, v.n. To be appointed, &c.
