مرم

ममर् marma, vulg. marm; and H. मरमmaram, s.m. A vital part (of the body), vulnerable or mortal spot; tender place; weak organ, or part, or point (in);—any vital member or organ; the core (of anything); the quick; a joint;—anything which requires to be kept concealed, secret foible; secret design or purpose; hidden meaning;—anything hidden or recondite; secret recess (of the heart, etc.), the innermost heart;—a secret, mystery; truth:—marma-gya, or marma-vedī, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā, and inī), Knowing weak or vulnerable points; knowing secrets or the hidden circumstances (of any affair); knowing mysteries, familiar with the most secret or recondite portions of a subject, deeply versed (in); any very acute or learned man; a Brāhmaṇ; a spy:—marmasthān, or maram-sthān, s.m. A vital part, vulnerable place; a tender spot, etc.