منير munīr act. part. of انار, iv of and syn. with نار for نور 'to shine,' c.
A منير munīr (act. part. of انار, iv of (and syn. with) نار (for نور) 'to shine,' &c.), adj. Shining; splendid; illuminating; illustrious.
ماند मांद māṅd
H ماند मांद māṅd [Prk. मंदा; S. मन्दा], s.f. A dull colour;—a heap of dung (esp. cow-dung); a dunghill;—den (of a wild beast), lair, haunt, hole (of a fox, &c.).
ماند मांद māṅd
H ماند मांद māṅd [Prk. मंदो; S. मन्दः], adj. Faded; dull, faint; tarnished; eclipsed:—māṅd paṛ-jānā, or māṅd ho-jānā, v.n. To fade; to become dull or dimmed; to become eclipsed.
معاند mǒʻānid act. part. of عاند 'to act with opposition, disobedience, or rebellion,' iii of عند 'to turn aside; to exceed bounds in disobedience,' c.
A معاند mǒʻānid (act. part. of عاند 'to act with opposition, disobedience, or rebellion,' iii of عند 'to turn aside; to exceed bounds in disobedience,' &c.), adj. & s.m. Disobedient, rebellious, refractory, contumacious, perverse, obstinate, stubborn;—a rebel; an obstinate person, &c.
منار manār n. of place fr. نار for نور 'to shine,' c.; see nūr
A منار manār (n. of place fr. نار (for نور) 'to shine,' &c.; see nūr), s.m. (orig. Place for a light; candlestick; lamp; lantern); a lighthouse; a minaret, the slender lofty turret of a mosque (from the projecting balcony of which the people are called to prayers, as they use no bells); a turret; a watch-tower.
