محرم maḥram n. of place fr. حرم 'to be forbidden; to be sacred'
A محرم maḥram (n. of place fr. حرم 'to be forbidden; to be sacred'), s.m. A spouse, consort; anyone to whom the ḥaram or women's apartments are open (as a father, or a son, &c.);—a confidant, an intimate friend;—s.f. A bodice, the part of the dress in which the breasts are confined;—adj. Confidential, intimate, familiar:—maḥram-ě-rāz, s.m. A confidant, intimate friend, confidential person:—maḥram-kurtī, s.f. Bodice and jacket:—maḥram honā (-kā), To be the confidant (of); to be intimately acquainted (with).
محروم maḥrūm pass. part. of حرم 'to forbid, prohibit,' c.
A محروم maḥrūm (pass. part. of حرم 'to forbid, prohibit,' &c.), part. adj. Forbidden, prohibited; debarred, excluded (from hope, or favour); frustrated, disappointed, repulsed; denied, or refused (a gift, or good, or prosperity); deprived (of), plundered (of); deprived of the support of life; unlucky, unfortunate, wretched; unable to earn anything:—maḥrūm rakhnā, v.t. To keep (one) debarred or excluded (from, -se); to disappoint, &c.:—maḥrūm rahnā, or maḥrūm honā (-se), To be prohibited (from); to be debarred, or excluded, or cut off (from); to be disappointed (of); to be denied or refused, &c.:—maḥrūm karnā or kar-denā, v.t. To prohibit (from, -se); to debar, to exclude (from); to disappoint, frustrate, &c.; to deprive (of).
محرم mǒḥrim act. part. of احرم 'to enter upon a thing or state, c. that caused what was before lawful to become unlawful,' c., iv of حرم 'to be forbidden or unlawful'
A محرم mǒḥrim (act. part. of احرم 'to enter upon a thing (or state, &c.) that caused what was before lawful to become unlawful,' &c., iv of حرم 'to be forbidden or unlawful'), part. adj. Entering on the sacred month Muḥarram; engaged in the sacred pilgrimage to Mecca; performing the ceremonies enjoined on entering a sacred place.
مہدوم mahdūm pass. part. of هدم 'to demolish,' c.
A مہدوم mahdūm (pass. part. of هدم 'to demolish,' &c.), part. adj. Demolished, levelled with the ground, destroyed, totally ruined.
