Mas

Appendix:Variations of "mas" English Alternative forms en Mass, en Mas', en Mars, en Mess chiefly in Scottish uses Etymology Shortened from en master. Noun Masses en now historical chiefly in representations of US and Caribbean _ dialect Master, used as a title of respect. from 16th c. II 1 Is Mass’ Stone dead? Why, Mars Tom, I doan' want no rats. en 1921 Henry Williamson The Beautiful Years ‘Thank ee, Mas’ Norman,’ replied Jim, touching his cap. en obsolete Scotland The title of someone holding a Master of Arts, especially a Presbyterian minister. 17th–19th c. Derived terms Mas John See also Mas-in Anagrams en ams 'ams MSA Sam. ASM AMS sam sma SMA Sam S. Am. A.M.s SAM asm en clippings Catalan Etymology From ca mas farmhouse. Pronunciation Proper noun mfbysense ca Haitian Creole Etymology From ht fr Mars Mars. Pronunciation ht /mas/ Proper noun ht proper noun Mars See also ht Planets of the Solar System