Mosammat
Mosammat proper noun: a title used before the names of women in some South Asian countries, roughly equivalent to Missus or Miss.
Proper noun
Mosammat
Forms of Mosammat
| alternative form | Mst. |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Most. |
| alternative form | Musammat |
Origin of Mosammat
From Bengali মোসাম্মৎ (mōśammot) and Urdu مُسَمّاۃ (musammat), from Arabic مُسَمَّاةٌ (musammātun, “named”), feminine passive participle of سَمَّى (sammā).
Questions about Mosammat
- What does Mosammat mean?
- Mosammat means a title used before the names of women in some South Asian countries, roughly equivalent to Missus or Miss.
- What part of speech is Mosammat?
- Mosammat is a proper noun.
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