مردم

mardum (fr. mard, q.v.), s.m. A man; men, people;—a polite or civilized man;—pupil (of the eye);—adj. Civil, humane:—mardum-āzār, adj. & s.m. Man-tormenting, manoppressing;—an oppressor:—mardum-āzārī, s.f. Injuring men, oppression, tyranny; robbery and murder:—mardum-ě-ćashm, s.m. Pupil of the eye:—mardum-ḵẖẉār, adj. & s.m. Mandevouring; cruel;—a cannibal;—a tyrant, a cruel man:—mardum-ḵẖez, adj. Producing men, or good men:—mardum-dārī, s.f. Humanity; politeness:—mardum-dar, adj. & s.m. Man-tearing, man-rending; rapacious;—who or what tears to pieces and devours mankind:—mardum-shumārī, s.f. Numbering of the people, a census:—mardum-shināsī, s.f. Knowledge of men:—mardum-kush, s.m. A murderer, homicide:—mardum-kushī, s.f. Murder, homicide; manslaughter:—mardumgazā, adj. Man-stinging; noxious, injurious.