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Dictionary matches for "mera"

REKHTA DICTIONARY

mare

मरेمرے

die

mire

मिरेمرے

mine/ opposite/ in front of me

made

मेडمیڈ

made,maid

maide

मैदेمیدے

Fine (or the finest) flour

PLATTS DICTIONARY

معده měʻda for A. معدة měʻdat, or maʻidat, v.n. fr. معد 'to draw or seize rapidly; to carry off'

P معده měʻda (for A. معدة měʻdat, or maʻidat, v.n. fr. معد 'to draw or seize rapidly; to carry off'), s.m. The stomach; the hypochondrium.

ميده maida prob. = S. मर्दित

P ميده maida (prob. = S. मर्दित), s.m. Fine (or the finest) flour, or meal:—maida-sā, adj. Like fine flour; fine, or soft, as flour:—maide-kā, adj. (f. -), Of fine flour; like fine flour; soft as fine flour:—maida karnā, To convert into fine flour; to grind very fine:—maida-o-shahāb, White (as flour) and red (as the juice of the kājīra);—very beautiful.

مري marī v.n. fr. مرأ 'to taste' food

A مري marī (v.n. fr. مرأ 'to taste' (food)), s.f. The gullet, the œsophagus (the forms murī and mirrī are corruptions).

مرا मरा marā

H مرا मरा marā [perf. part. of marnā, q.v.;—and=Prk. मलिदओ, or मलिअओ; S. मर्(मृ)+इत+कः], part. (f. -ī), Dead; dried up, withered; half-dead-and-alive; poor, wretched, miserable, &c.;—s.m. A corpse; carcass; a half-dead-and-alive person, a miserable creature;—base metal:—marā marā ćalnā or jānā, v.n. To move or go along at a half-dead-and-alive pace, to creep along:—marā-huʼā, adj. (f. -ī) = marā:—marī jūṅ, lit. 'A dead louse'; a miserably distressed, or wretchedly poor person;—a very slow person.

مائده māʼida for A. مائدة māʼidat, fem.

P مائده māʼida (for A. مائدة māʼidat, fem.), s.m. A table (esp. one covered with victuals).

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