*mVʒ(r)-: 'k. of wine or beer'

Root

Language	Form	Sources	Note
Arabic	mzz V 'to taste wine', muzz- 'wine very pleasant to the taste; a slightly tart taste of the wine or of a fruit, e.g. of the pomegranate' BK 2 1098; mizr- 'a kind of drink made from millet', mazar- 'a kind of intoxicating drink prepared from wheat' (BK 2 1099)	BK 2 1098; BK 2 1099
Akkadian	mizʔu (CAD M/2 148); mazû adj. OA, SB (CAD M/1 439)	CAD M/2 148; CAD M/1 439	gloss withheld
Mandaic Aramaic	mzz
Geez	mazara, mǝzr (LGz. 379)	LGz. 379	gloss withheld
Epigraphic South Arabian	Sab. mzr-m (SD 89)	SD 89	gloss withheld
Judaic Aramaic	mzz
Syrian Aramaic	mzz

A form keeps its source's gloss only when the source is public domain or openly licensed.

Hebrew 'to mix wine', 'mixed wine' is מזג, מֶזֶג (mzg, mäzäg), another root (HALOT 564).

Updated 22 October 2026