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معبر měʻbar n. of instr. fr. عبر 'to cross'

A معبر měʻbar (n. of instr. fr. عبر 'to cross'), s.m. A thing upon which, or by means of which, one crosses a river; a ferry-boat;—a pontoon; a bridge.

معبر maʻbar n. of place fr. عبر 'to cross'

A معبر maʻbar (n. of place fr. عبر 'to cross'), s.m. A place where a river is crossed, a ferry; a ford;—a pass.

معبد maʻbad n. of place fr. عبد 'to worship'

A معبد maʻbad (n. of place fr. عبد 'to worship'), s.m. A place of worship, a mosque, a temple, a church;—a place of pilgrimage.

موبد mobid, mobad, or mūbid, mūbad

P موبد mobid, mobad, or mūbid, mūbad [Pārsī mobad; Pehl. mānpat; Zend nmānopaiti (nmāna+paiti), rt. man with ni = S. नि+मन्], s.m. A worshipper of the sun, one of the Magi, or Pārsīs, or Guebres; a priest of the Guebres;—a doctor, philosopher, any man of great wisdom whose sayings are quoted;—a vizier, a counsellor of state.

مباد ma-bād

P مباد ma-bād = P مبادا ma-bādā (ma, 'not'+bād, optat. of būdan, 'to be'), adv. May (or let) it not be, be it not; by no means, away! God forbid; lest; perhaps, perchance.