مجازي majāzī rel. n. fr. majāz
A مجازي majāzī (rel. n. fr. majāz), adj. Tropical, figurative, metaphorical; allusive; hyperbolical; unreal;—feigned, insincere, &c. (=majāz, q.v.);—(and, in H., fr. majāz, corr. of mujāz), authorized, licensed, competent, &c. (=majāz, q.v.);—adv. Superficially, &c. (=majāzaṉ, q.v.):—faroshanda-ě-majāzī, An authorized vendor, a licensed dealer.
مزاجی mizājī rel. n. fr. mizāj
P مزاجی mizājī (rel. n. fr. mizāj), adj. Constitutional; habitual;—humoursome; fastidious, squeamish, nice;—proud, haughty;—s.m. A humoursome, &c man; one who gives himself airs.
معجزه mǒʻjiza for A. معجزة mǒʻjizat, intens. of mǒʻjiz, q.v.
P معجزه mǒʻjiza (for A. معجزة mǒʻjizat, intens. of mǒʻjiz, q.v.), s.m. A miracle (performed by a prophet, in contradistinction to karāmat, which is a miracle performed by a saint, or righteous man not claiming to be a prophet):—mǒʻjiza dikhānā (-ko), To show a miracle:—mǒʻjiza karnā, To perform a miracle or miracles:—mǒʻjize-kā, adj. Miraculous.
