مدح madḥ, vulg. madaḥ inf. n. of مدح 'to praise'
A مدح madḥ, vulg. madaḥ (inf. n. of مدح 'to praise'), s.f. Praising; praise, eulogium, encomium, commendation; applause; approbation; recommendation:—madḥ-ḵẖẉān, s.m. Eulogist, encomiast, panegyrist; a bard:—madḥ karnā (-kī), To praise, &c.:—madḥ-o-ẕam, s.f. Praise and blame.
مدائِح madāʼiḥ
A مدائِح madāʼiḥ, s.m. pl. (of madīḥ, q.v.), Laudable actions;—praises, encomiums.
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.
مديح madīḥ v.n. fr. مدح 'to praise'
A مديح madīḥ (v.n. fr. مدح 'to praise'), s.m. That for which praise is given, a praiseworthy or laudable action;—praise.
موڙهہ मूढ़ mūṛh
H موڙهہ मूढ़ mūṛh [S. मूढः, rt. मुह्], part. adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Stupefied, bewildered, perplexed, confounded, confused;—infatuated; blinded by passion, or by ignorance; stupid, dull, silly, foolish, simple, ignorant, brutish;—a fool, blockhead, dolt, idiot, simpleton; a sluggard:—mūṛhātmā (˚ṛha+āt˚), or mūṛh-man, adj. & s.m. & f. Bewildered or stupefied in mind; insensible; stupid in mind; having the disposition of a fool; stupid, foolish;—a stupid person, a fool (i.q. mūṛh).
