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مذاق maẕāq inf. n., and also n. of place, fr. ذاق for ذوق 'to taste,' c.

A مذاق maẕāq (inf. n., and also n. of place, fr. ذاق (for ذوق) 'to taste,' &c.), s.m. Tasting:—taste, relish;—taste; nice perception; wit, humour, pleasantry;—the place or seat of taste, the palate:—maẕāq-se, adv. With taste, with nice perception; wittily, facetiously, humorously:—maẕāq-kā ādmī, A man of taste; a humorist, wit.

مذاقا maẕāqaṉ acc. of maẕāq

A مذاقا maẕāqaṉ (acc. of maẕāq), adv.=maẕāq-se, q.v.s.v. maẕāq.