مَوْسِم

The word in other languages

Each form in its own language's script, with its sources. Anything marked "single source" has only one source we could find, so it is shown on this page only, not on the card.

• Turkish mevsim on the card

  a season of the year

  Sources: Nişanyan, Turkish etymological dictionary (via etimolojiturkce.com); Wiktionary (English edition)

• Persian موسم mowsem

  time, season; the pilgrimage season and its fairs

  Sources: Steingass, A Comprehensive Persian-English Dictionary (1892), University of Chicago edition; Wiktionary (English edition)

• Urdu موسم mausam on the card

  a season

  Sources: Platts, A Dictionary of Urdu, Classical Hindi and English (1884), University of Chicago edition; Wiktionary (English edition)

• Urdu موسم mausam single source

  also the weather

  Sources: Wiktionary (English edition)

• Indonesian musim on the card

  a season, as in the rainy and the dry season

  Sources: KBBI, the official Great Dictionary of the Indonesian Language; Wiktionary (English edition)

• Malay musim in Jawi script: موسيم on the card

  a season; formerly, the monsoon wind

  Sources: Kamus Dewan, 4th edition, on the PRPM portal of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Malaysia; Wiktionary (English edition)

• Swahili msimu on the card

  a season; first, the north-east monsoon (December to February); formerly musimu

  Sources: Madan, Swahili-English Dictionary (Oxford, 1903); Rechenbach, Swahili-English Dictionary (Catholic University of America, 1967); Wiktionary (English edition)