mazet
/ˈmazeɪ/noun
In southern France: a small building used for shelter on a farm; a farm cottage, especially one used as a holiday home.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Catholic World. From French mazet from French regional (southern) mazet from mas + -et.
- mountaineering
- mountaine flax
- mountainette
- mountain everlasting
- mountain fastness
- mountain fern
- mountain fever
- mountain finch
- mountain flax
- mountain flower
- mountain flox
- mountain-folding
- mountain folk
- mountain folks
- mountain fringe
- mountain gazelle
- mountain gem
- mountain goat
- mountain grape
- mountain grass
- mountain green
- mountain guava
- mountain guide
- mountain-gun
- mountain hare