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مغرور mag̠rūr pass. part. of غرّ 'to deceive,' c.

A مغرور mag̠rūr (pass. part. of غرّ 'to deceive,' &c.), part. adj. lit. 'Deceived, made to desire what is vain or false';—proud, arrogant, presumptuous, haughty, self-conceited; fastidious.

مگدر मुगदर mugdar

H مگدر मुगदर mugdar [S. मुद्गरः], s.m. A mallet (i.q. mogrā, q.v.);—an athlete's club (for exercising the muscles), a dumb-bell; (pl.) dumb-bells:—mugdar phirānā, or ghumānā, or hilānā, (dialec.) mugdar bhāṅjnā or bhānnā, To turn or swing dumb-bells; to exercise with dumb-bells.