ماس मास mās
H ماس मास mās [Prk. मासं; S. मांसं (Vedic मास्)], s.m. Flesh, meat:—mās-ādhārī, adj. & s.m. Flesh-eating, carnivorous;—flesh-eater:—mās noćnā (-kā), To claw; to mangle.
ماس मास mās
H ماس मास mās, s.m. 1˚=māsh, q.v.;—2˚ corr. of māćh, q.v.
مس mis
P مس mis, s.m. Copper (syn. tāṅbā):—mis-gar, s.m. A worker in copper, a coppersmith; a brasier.
موش mūsh =S. मूष
P موش mūsh (=S. मूष), s.m. A mouse; a rat:—mūsh-dān, s.m. A mouse-trap; rat-trap:—mūsh-ě-dashtī, s.m. A field-mouse; the jerboa;—a mole:—mūsh-ě-kor or kūr, s.m. A blind mouse;—a mole;—a bat:—mūsh-gīr, s.m. A bird that catches (and feeds on) mice;—a sparrow-hawk (syn. ćūhī-mār).
مائس māʼis
A مائس māʼis, corr. māyas (act. part. of ميس 'to walk with an elegant air,' &c.; and of مأس 'to breed dissensions,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Walking elegantly or proudly, waving from side to side;—one who so walks;—a whisperer, talebearer, calumniator.
