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منت minnat for A. منة, inf. n. of منّ 'to confer a favour on'

P منت minnat (for A. منة, inf. n. of منّ 'to confer a favour (on)'), s.f. Kindness or service done (to); favour, obligation;—grace, courtesy;—entreaty, humble and

earnest supplication;—grateful thanks, praise:—minnat-dār, adj. Under obligation, obliged:—minnat-dār karnā, v.t. To put (one) under an obligation, to oblige:—minnat-dārī, s.f. The being under an obligation:—minnat-shinās, adj. & s.m. Sensible of obligations, grateful;—one who is sensible of obligations, &c.:—minnat karnā (-se), To ask a favour (of), to make earnest supplication, to importune;—to confer a favour (on, -par), to oblige:—minnat-kash, adj. Under obligation, obliged.

منت मन्नत mannat, or manat

H منت मन्नत mannat, or manat [mān(nā)+at = Prk. अत्ती=S. आप्ति (āpi, caus. aug.+suff. ti)], s.f. Acknowledgment, assent; promise, vow;—desire, intention:—mannat baṛhānā, To fulfil a vow; to take off amulets, &c. (worn in consequence of a vow) when the vow is fulfilled:—mannat mānnā (-kī), To make a vow;—to observe or fulfil a vow.