مرزا mirzā for mīrza; mīr = amīr+zā = ẓāda, qq.v.
P مرزا mirzā (for mīrza; mīr = amīr+zā = ẓāda, qq.v.), s.m. A Persian or Mogal title; a prince (when it is put after a proper name, it usually means 'prince'; as Ibrahīm mirzā, Prince Ibrahīm; but when it appears before, it means a gentleman only, as mirzā Ibrahīm, Mr. Ibrahīm):—mirzā be-parwā, s.m. A reckless fellow;—three small delicate golden chains, worn as the ṭīkā, fixed to the hair by small hooks (the lower ends being sometimes set with precious stones):—mirzā-phoyā, s.m. A very delicate person:—mirzā-mizāj, adj. Fastidious, nice:—mirzā-manish, adj. Of a princely nature or disposition; genteel.
معارضه mǒʻāraẓa for A. معارضة mǒʻāraẓat, inf. n. of عارض; see mǒʻāriẓ
P معارضه mǒʻāraẓa (for A. معارضة mǒʻāraẓat, inf. n. of عارض; see mǒʻāriẓ), s.m. Opposition; competition, emulation; rivalry;—contradiction;—antithesis.
معروضه maʻrūẓa for A. معروضة maʻrūẓat, fem. of maʻrūẓ
P معروضه maʻrūẓa (for A. معروضة maʻrūẓat, fem. of maʻrūẓ), = A معروض maʻrūẓ (pass. part. of عرض 'topresent, or offer (to),' &c.), part. Presented, offered, exposed; submitted;—related;—written, dated;—maʻrūẓ, s.m. Exposition, explanation, representation, petition (syn. ʻarẓī).
ميرزا mīr-zā
P ميرزا mīr-zā, s.m. 'Son of a great lord'; a prince, &c. (i.q. mirzā, q.v.):—mīrzā-manish, adj. Of princely disposition; noble-minded; genteel.
مرجي murjī act. part. of ارجأ 'to postpone, put off,' c., iv of رجأ, not in use
A مرجي murjī (act. part. of ارجأ 'to postpone, put off,' &c., iv of رجأ, not in use), s.m. One who delays doing what he promises; a procrastinator;—one of the sect called murjiʼat (or murjiyat), a sect of Muslim antinomians (who assert that faith consists in words without works, and that if they do not pray nor fast, their faith will save them);—name of a tribe.
