Definition of mussal in English:

mussal

(also massal)

noun mʌˈsɑːl

Anglo-Indian, Caribbean rare

A torch.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Fryer (d. 1733), traveller and writer. From Urdu mašʿal (also with colloquial pronunciation mašāl) from Persian mašʿal from Arabic mašʿal from šaʿala to light (a fire).

Definition of mussal in US English:

mussal

(also massal)

nounmʌˈsɑːl

Anglo-Indian, Caribbean rare

A torch.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Fryer (d. 1733), traveller and writer. From Urdu mašʿal (also with colloquial pronunciation mašāl) from Persian mašʿal from Arabic mašʿal from šaʿala to light (a fire).

词汇	mussal
释义	Definition of mussal in English: mussal (also massal) noun mʌˈsɑːl Anglo-Indian, Caribbean rare A torch. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Fryer (d. 1733), traveller and writer. From Urdu mašʿal (also with colloquial pronunciation mašāl) from Persian mašʿal from Arabic mašʿal from šaʿala to light (a fire). Definition of mussal in US English: mussal (also massal) nounmʌˈsɑːl Anglo-Indian, Caribbean rare A torch. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Fryer (d. 1733), traveller and writer. From Urdu mašʿal (also with colloquial pronunciation mašāl) from Persian mašʿal from Arabic mašʿal from šaʿala to light (a fire).
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