مسان मसान masān
H مسان मसान masān [Prk. मसाणं; S. श्मशानं], s.m. A place where the dead are burnt, crematory, ustrinum (syn. marghaṭ); a cemetery;—a demon, an evil spirit (said to have influence on children);—a disease to which children are liable, possession by an evil spirit; convulsions;—whooping-cough:—masān-kā rog, or sūkhiyā masān, s.m. The whooping-cough.
مسين मसें maseṅ
H مسين मसें maseṅ [pl. of mas (not in use)=Prk. मस्स=S. श्मश्रु], s.f. pl. Hair or down on the face which appears in early youth:—maseṅ bhīgnā, The hair of the whiskers, &c. to begin to sprout.
مشن mashn, vulg. mashan inf. n. of مشن
A مشن mashn, vulg. mashan (inf. n. of مشن), s.m. Striking gently (with a sword, or scourge);—scratching, excoriating, grazing (the skin);—lying with;—rubbing, or smoothing (with the hand);—giving.
مشين mashīn pass. part. of شين 'to disgrace, or dishonour,' c.
A مشين mashīn (pass. part. of شين 'to disgrace, or dishonour,' &c.), part. adj. 'Disgraced, dishonoured';—villainous; worthless.
