nisma
Nisma is an Arabic word meaning a light breeze or breath. It is a feminine noun from the triliteral root ن-س-م, typically written as نسمة in Arabic and transliterated into English as nisma, nasma, or nasmah, depending on transliteration conventions. In both classical and modern Arabic, the term refers to a gentle current of air, often a pleasant, cool breeze. The word can also be used figuratively to imply a moment of life, a hint, or a delicate trace of something, and it is common in poetry and prose for conveying atmosphere or mood.
Because of its pleasant connotations, nisma is sometimes used as a given name in Arabic-speaking and other
The word is related to nasim, another Arabic term meaning “breeze” or “gentle wind,” and it is
There is no distinct technical field associated with nisma; its primary usage is lexical, literary, and onomastic,