FromEnglishMuscat, fromArabicمَسْقَط(masqaṭ).

• IPA^(key): /ˈmuskɑt/,[ˈmus̠kɑ̝t̪]
• Rhymes:-uskɑt
• Hyphenation^(key):Mus‧kat

Muskat(dated)

1. Muscat (acapital ofOman)

• Masqat

• maksut,matsku

• Muskate f(obsolete)

FromMiddle High Germanmuscāt, fromOld Frenchmuscate, fromMedieval Latin(nux) muscāta(“nutmeg”), frommuscātus(“musky”), fromLate Latinmuscus(“musk”), fromAncient Greekμόσχος(móskhos,“musk”).

• IPA^(key): /mʊsˈkaːt/

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• (Austria usually)IPA^(key): /ˈmʊskat/
• Rhymes:-aːt

Muskat m or(colloquial)n (strong,genitiveMuskatsorMuskates,plural(very rare)Muskate)

1. (usually uncountable)nutmeg(powdered spice)

   Synonym:Muskatnuss

• Muskateller

• → Faroese:muskatt

• “Muskat” inDuden online

Muskat m (uncountable)

1. Alternative form ofMuskot

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• Rhymes:Finnish/uskɑt
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