محضر maḥẓar n. of place fr. حضر 'to be or become present,' c.
A محضر maḥẓar (n. of place fr. حضر 'to be or become present,' &c.), s.f. A place where people are present or assembled; royal presence; appearance;—people present or assembled; an assembly;—a document or petition attested by a number of witnesses laid before a judge (with the view of promoting a suit); a public attestation:—maḥẓar-ḵẖāna, s.m. 'Place of assembly'; a court a police-station:—maḥẓar karnā (-kī), To present or put in a petition, or a public attestation (of):—maḥẓar-nāma, s.m. A muster-roll, a list of the persons present at an assembly;—a public attestation, &c. (=maḥẓar).
مہجور mahjūr pass. part. of هجر 'to separate,' c.
A مہجور mahjūr (pass. part. of هجر 'to separate,' &c.), part. adj. Separated, cut off; excluded; left, forsaken, abandoned, deserted; rejected; repudiated.
مہاجر muhājir act. part. of هاجر; see next
A مہاجر muhājir (act. part. of هاجر; see next), part. adj. & s.m. Abandoning, quitting, &c.;—one who quits (his country, especially on account of public calamity or persecution); a fugitive; an exile (pl. muhājirīn).
محظور maḥz̤ūr pass. part. of حظر 'to forbid, prohibit,' c.
A محظور maḥz̤ūr (pass. part. of حظر 'to forbid, prohibit,' &c.), part. Forbidden, prohibited, interdicted; unlawful; debarred, excluded;—confined, restricted (to); exclusively confined (to).
محجور maḥjūr pass. part. of حجر 'to prevent,' c.
A محجور maḥjūr (pass. part. of حجر 'to prevent,' &c.), part. Prevented, prohibited, forbidden.
