مدعا

mudda’ā(for A. مدّعَی mudda’ā, pass. part. of اِدّعی 'to assert, or allege (against); to claim,' etc., viii of دعو 'to ask; to pray; to desire,' etc.), part. & s.m. Asserted as a claim, claimed, sued for; alleged; pretended; meant;—what is claimed, or alleged, or pretended, or meant; desire, wish; suit; meaning, object, view; scope, tenor, drift;—object of search, stolen property:—mudda’ābi-hior bi-hā, adj. & s.m. Pretended to, claimed, sued for, contested;—the thing or object claimed or sued for, etc.:—mudda’āpakaṛnā, To discover stolen property:—mudda’ā ḥāṣil karnā, To gain (one's) object:—mudda’ā-’alaih, One upon whom a claim is made; a defendant in a lawsuit; a criminal:—mudda’ā-’alaih-sharīk, A codefendant;—mudda’ā-’alaih karnā(-ko), To make (one) a defendant in a case, to indict, charge, arraign:—mudda’ā-’alaih-kījānib (or t̤araf) se, On the part of the defendants, or for the defence:—mudda’āyěh hai, The real object, etc. is this.