English
Etymology
Borrowed from Mizo mizo.
Pronunciation
Noun
Mizo (plural Mizos or Mizo)
- Someone from Mizoram.
Proper noun
Mizo
- A language spoken in India, especially Mizoram, and adjoining parts of Bangladesh and Myanmar.
Translations
language
- Angika: मिजो (mijo)
- Assamese: মিজো (mizü)
- Bengali: মিজো (bn) (mijō)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 米佐語 / 米佐语 (mǐzuǒyǔ)
- Finnish: Lusai
- French: Mizo
- Gujarati: મિઝો (mijho)
- Hindi: मिज़ो (mizo)
- Indonesian: Mizo
- Japanese: ミゾ語 (mizo-go)
- Korean: 미조어 (mijo'eo)
- Malayalam: മിസോ (misō)
- Marathi: मिझो (mijho)
- Mizo: mizo, lusei
- Nepali: मिजो (mijo)
- Odia: ମିଜୋ (mijo)
- Portuguese: mizo (pt)
- Punjabi: ਮਿਜ਼ੋ (mizo)
- Russian: Мизо (Mizo)
- Santali: ᱢᱤᱡᱳ (mijo)
- Sindhi: ميزو
- Tamil: மிசோ (ta) (micō)
- Vietnamese: Mizo
- Western Panjabi: میزو (mezo)
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See also
- Wiktionary’s coverage of Mizo terms
Further reading
Anagrams
Japanese
Romanization
Mizo
- Rōmaji transcription of みぞ
Mizo
Etymology
From mi (“person”) + zo (“high”), literally “high(land) person”.
Noun
Mizo
- Mizo
Mizo naupang panga- five Mizo children
Derived terms