ميز mez
P ميز mez [Pehl. mīj; Zend myaz; prob. akin to S. मह 'feast; sacrifice';—cf. mez-bān and měhmān], s.f. A table:—mez-bān, or mez-mān, s.m. Landlord; master of the house, or of a feast; entertainer, host:—mez-bānī, s.f. Entertainment; hospitality;—house-keeping:—mez bićhānā, To lay the table, or the table-cloth:—mez-kursī, s.f. Table and chairs:—mez lagānā = mez bićhānā.
مزاح muzāḥ inf. n. of مزح 'to jest' with, c.
A مزاح muzāḥ (inf. n. of مزح 'to jest' (with), &c.), s.m. A jest, joke; fun.
موج mauj v.n. fr. ماج for موج, 'to be agitated as the sea, to roll in billows'
A موج mauj (v.n. fr. ماج (for موج), 'to be agitated (as the sea), to roll in billows'), s.f. A wave, surge, billow (syn. lahar);—whim, caprice;—emotion, ecstasy;—heaps, abundance, plenty:—mauj ānā or ā-jānā, v.n. An idea or whim to come (into the mind);—to be transported, or moved, or thrilled:—mauj-ḵẖez, adj. Producing waves, stormy, boisterous:—mauj rakhnā, v.n. To be whimsical; to be pround:—mauj-zan, adj. Of which the waves beat high; waving, wavy, billowy, agitated, raging (sea), boisterous, tumultuous:—mauj-zanī, s.f. Billowing, surging, raging, boisterousness:—mauj karnā, or mauj
mārnā, v.n. To biliow, wave, beat high (the sea);—to fluctuate, to waver; to be capricious; to enjoy oneself without restraint:—mauj-meṅ ānā, To rise in billows, to surge (the sea, &c.);—to get into a state of ecstasy:—mauj-ě-nasīm, s.f. A cooling squall.
موز mauz cf. Lat. musa; S. moća
A موز mauz (cf. Lat. musa; S. moća), s.m. The banana; plantain-fruit.
مزاح mizāḥ inf. n. of مازح 'to play or jest with,' iii of مزح 'to jest'
A مزاح mizāḥ (inf. n. of مازح 'to play or jest with,' iii of مزح 'to jest'), s.m. Jesting with (another).
