مرآت

Ottoman Turkish

From Arabic مِرْآة‎ (mirʔāh, “mirror”).

مرآت • (mirʾat) (plural مرایا‎ (meraya))

mirror, a surface usually made of glass, that reflects light
Synonyms: آینه‎ (ayna), گوزگی‎ (gözgü)

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