Meaning of the name Mayas

Meaning of the name Mayas

The name Mayas is a beautiful name and is derived from the exaggerated form of the word mas, which means arrogance and swaying in walking, and it also has another meaning, as it is called a lion because of its arrogance in its walk, or a wolf because of the intensity of its swagger in its walk, and the leaning branch is said to be mayas, and it is also sung for its slender figure, as he sang ( Sabah Fakhri).. Mayas be upon you, my life.. and among the words that belong to this word are

Mayasa, which means: It is also the feminine form of Mayas, which is the one who pretends to walk and flaunts her beauty. It is taken from Mays, which is a great ornamental tree that has fruits with a sweet taste.

Also, the word “Mayasin” means a very bright star.

There is Maysoon: she has a slender body.

The word “maysam” belongs to her, which means “extremely beautiful and beautiful.”

Also among the words is the word mayasir: which is the plural of mayasir and means comfortable living, pleasure

It is pleasure and joy.

If we take the first Mias-i-Mi, she is: the naughty monkey that draws a smile on the lips and attracts attention.

It can be said: maysarah: then it means coming from the left.

The opposite of Maysara means “right,” which means: from the verb “Yamen,” and it comes in the sense of “he came from the right,” and “Mayamin” comes in the plural of “Yamen.” As for “Mayan,” he is the liar.

Auspicious: Blessed is the one with the right hand.

In the same context, mayyaq, and its singular word is misaq: it is a pigeon with a wide wing. It is described as misaq, meaning the one who flaps its wings.

Mayar: It is the plural of mīra, and it is a masculine or feminine flag that comes from both sides, and it is a metaphor. It is the exaggerated form of the verb mar, which means the one who brings food and goodness to his family. It also includes watery: which is the arrow when it is light and penetrating.

As for Mays: it means a large tree that resembles a walnut or a type of raisin.

And mebas: which is the exaggerated form of dry, meaning making it dry.

As for maple: it means a big stick, and it comes in the sense of a bundle of firewood, or the whip with which camels are beaten, and its plural is maabel.

In the end, we mention the word daily worker or daily worker: that is, he works every day and receives his wages every day after work.