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REKHTA DICTIONARY

mainaa

मैनाمینا

mynah

maanii

मानीمانی

name of a famous ancient Iranian artist

एक बहुत ही प्रसिद्ध चित्रकार। यह ८३१ ई० में बाबिल (ईरान) में पैदा हुआ। मदाइन में पढ़ा, जवान होकर इसने नबी होने का दावा किया, जिससे लोग इसके दुश्मन हो गये और यह चीन और तुर्कस्तान की ओर चला गया। बीस साल के बाद वापस लौटा। ८८९ ई० में जब इसकी आयु ५८ साल की थी, बहराम ने इसे मार डाला। इसने एक नया धर्म भी चलाया था और बहुत-सी पुस्तकें भी लिखी थीं।

ma.anii

मा'नीمعنی

meaning, sense, reality

ma.aanii

मआ'नीمعانی

meanings

PLATTS DICTIONARY

منائي मनाई manāʼī

H منائي मनाई manāʼī, s.f. corr. of manāhī, q.v.

ماني mānī

P ماني mānī, s.m. Name of a celebrated (Chinese) painter, founder of the sect of the Manichæans.

مانع māněʻ act. part. of منع 'to forbid,' c.

A مانع māněʻ (act. part. of منع 'to forbid,' &c.), s.m. Forbidder, prohibiter, hinderer;—impediment, obstacle, opposition, bar, hindrance:—māněʻě-ḥukm, s.m. Arrest of judgment:—māněʻuʼl-ḵẖair, s.m. Forbidder or hinderer of good:—māněʻ honā (-), To be a hinderer (of), to be a bar or obstacle (to); to prevent, prohibit, forbid; to hinder; to object (to):—kyā māněʻ, What (is) the obstacle? what hinders? quid obstat?

مينا मीणा mīṇā, or मीना mīnā

H مينا मीणा mīṇā, or मीना mīnā, s.m. A caste of Hindūs (of Rājpūtanā) who are professedly thieves.

مني मणि maṇi

H مني मणि maṇi, s.m. (occas. f.), or मणी manī, s.f., or मनी manī, s.m. & f. [S. मणिः and मणिका, and मणिकः], A precious stone, gem, jewel, pearl;—a bead or other globular ornament;—the fleshy excrescences on the neck of a goat;—the wrist;—a water-pot:—maṇi-ākār, adj. Of the form or fashion of a jewel, or pearl, &c.; gem-like:—manī-thanī (S. मणिकः+स्थनिकः), s.m. A certain blemish on horses, viz. globular formations of flesh on the neck or shoulder:—maṇi-jālā, s.f. A net interwoven with gems or beads, &c.:—maṇi-jaṛit, adj. Set with gems; bedecked with jewels:—maṇi-jalā, s.f. (lit. 'having jewel-like water'), Name of a river:—maṇi-dīp, s.m. 'Jewel-lamp,' a lamp having jewels:—maṇi-dvīp, s.m. 'Jewel-island'; name of a mythical island in the ocean of nectar;—the hood of the serpent Anant:—maṇi-śail, s.m. 'Jewel-mountain,' name of a

mountain:—maṇi-grīv, s.m. 'Jewel-necked';—wearing a necklace;—name of a son of Kuver:—maṇi-mālā, s.f. A string, or fillet, or zone, of jewels, or pearls; a necklace of precious stones:—maṇi-may, adj. (f. -ī), Formed, or consisting of jewels, &c.; set or studded with gems; jewelled:—maṅi-nāyak, s.m. 'Chief of jewels,' i.e. Kaustubh:—maṇi-vaignī, vulg. maṇī-baignī, s.f. A purple gem:—maṇi-yut, adj. (f. -ā), Appertaining to gems or jewels; bedecked with jewels; inlaid with gems.

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