مکر मुकर mukar, or मुक्कर mukkar
H مکر मुकर mukar, or मुक्कर mukkar, adj. & adv. (dialec.) corr. of مقرر muqarrar.
موقر mūqar pass. part. of اوقر 'to load; to oppress,' c., iv of وقر 'to burden,' c.
A موقر mūqar (pass. part. of اوقر 'to load; to oppress,' &c., iv of وقر 'to burden,' &c.), part. adj. Loaded; carrying a heavy burden;—pregnant (woman);—weighed down; oppressed; reduced to poverty or misery.
مکر makr, vulg. makar inf. n. of مکر 'to plot; to deceive,' c.
A مکر makr, vulg. makar (inf. n. of مکر 'to plot; to deceive,' &c.), s.m. Plotting; plot, machination; fraud, deceit; duplicity; wile, artifice, trick; cheating, imposture; evasion; pretext, pretence; colour; disguise:—makr-āmez, adj. Deceitful; fallacious;—artful, wily, &c.:—makar-ćakar, s.m. Fraud and subterfuge; artifices, wiles, tricks, &c.:—makr-ćāṅdnī, s.f. Faint (or deceitful) moonlight:—makr karnā, or kar-jānā, or makr gāṅṭhnā, v.n. To feign, pretend, sham.
مکاره makārěh
A مکاره makārěh, s.m. pl. (of makrūh, q.v.), Hated or abominable things; disagreeable things, disagreeables;—inconveniences; misfortunes; accidents.
مکروه makrūh pass. part. of کره 'to hate, detest, dislike,' c.
A مکروه makrūh (pass. part. of کره 'to hate, detest, dislike,' &c.), part. adj. Hated, detested, disliked, disapproved; hateful, odious, abominable, detestable, execrable, loathsome, disgusting, foul, obscene;—distasteful, unpleasant; improper, unbecoming;—s.m. An act which the (Muhammadan) law disapproves of, but does not invalidate:—makrūh honā, v.n. To be disliked, or disapproved, &c.
