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مدار madār n. of place fr. دار for دور 'to go or turn round,' c.

A مدار madār (n. of place fr. دار (for دور) 'to go or turn round,' &c.), s.m. Place of turning or returning;

axis; pivot; centre;—a place within which anything revolves, an orbit; a circumference;—a place where anyone stops or stands, station, seat; that on which anything stands or rests, or depends; ground (of), basis;—dependence;—the point upon which a question (or the like) turns;—(for madāruʼl-mahāmm), Name of a celebrated Muḥammadan saint (held in great reverence by Bhaṭiyāras and Kuṅwār Musalmāns; his tomb is at Makanpur, Kānhpur); the month jumāda-ʼl-awwal (so called after the saint Madār):—madār-ě-arẓī, The centre of the earth:—madār-ě-sāʻat, An hour-circle:—madār-ě-kār, Chief manager of business:—madāruʼl-mahāmm, 'The centre of affairs,' prime-minister; regent; chief manager of business:—ʻizzat-madār, Seat of glory;—magnificent.

مادر mādar

P مادر mādar [Pehl. mātar; Zend mātar; S. mātar (mātr̤i)], s.f. Mother:—mādar-ba-ḵẖat̤ā, 'whose mother is at fault, or has gone wrong'; a term of abuse;—a bastard:—mādar-ḵẖāhī karnā, To abuse the mother (of, -kī):—mādar-zād, adj. Born of the same mother (syn. mā-jāyā); born (with); as born of the mother, innate, congenital; sucked in with the mother's milk:—mādar-zād bhāʼī, s.m. Own brother:—mādar-zād nā-bīnā, Blind as born of the mother, born blind:—mādar-ě-mādar, s.f. Maternal grandmother.