mas.

abbreviation for

1. masculine.

mas

¹

/ mɑːs /

noun

1. a carnival
2. music played for a carnival, or a band playing this

-mas

²

combining form

1. indicating a Christian festival

   Christmas

   Michaelmas

Word History and Origins

Origin of mas.¹

C20: from masquerade

Origin of mas.²

from Mass

Example Sentences

He said he himself had lovingly constructed the house in La Curra, a neighbourhood of Mas del Jutge, in a colonial style over three years.

From BBC

“Es un día difícil para los amigos y teammates de Fernando, pero más para la familia de Fernando,” Scioscia said in broken Spanish.

From Los Angeles Times

Both men intend to run as candidate for the ruling Mas party in the country's 2025 presidential elections.

From BBC

In a statement, a pro-Morales faction of the Mas party said men in black had fired on the vehicle when it passed by a military barracks.

From BBC

A pro-Morales faction of the Mas party claimed the people behind the attack entered the military barracks before being evacuated by military helicopter.

From BBC