ملال malāl inf. n. of ملّ 'to be tired,' c.
A ملال malāl (inf. n. of ملّ 'to be tired,' &c.), s.m. Weariness, fatigue, languor, ennui; dejection, sadness, melancholy; affliction, grief, anguish; vexation, displeasure:—malāl ānā (-ko), Languor, &c. to come (upon); to be seized with sadness, &c.
معلول maʻlūl pass. part. of علّ 'to be or become diseased, or sick,' c.
A معلول maʻlūl (pass. part. of علّ 'to be or become diseased, or sick,' &c.), part. adj. Diseased, distempered, indisposed, sick, ill; weakened; caused, produced, effected;—s.m.(?) An effect (the opp. of ʻillat, q.v.); an inference.
ملول malūl pass. part. of ملّ 'to be wearied,' c.; see malāl
A ملول malūl (pass. part. of ملّ 'to be wearied,' &c.; see malāl), part. adj. Fatigued, tired, weary; languid; sick, indisposed; vexed; affected; grieved; sad, dejected, melancholy, out of spirits.
ملاح mallāḥ v.n. fr. ملح 'to be salt,' c.
A ملاح mallāḥ (v.n. fr. ملح 'to be salt,' &c.), s.m. A sea-man, sailor, mariner; a boatman, waterman;—a manufacturer, or a vendor, of salt.
