Mast
Intoxicated, ecstatic, drunk with wine or love; carefree in rapture.
Literally: drunk; intoxicated; ecstatic
Mast is the adjective for one who is drunk — and in Sufi usage the soul intoxicated with divine love, swept beyond sober self-possession. The mast-e-alast is drunk on the primordial covenant, the wine poured at the dawn of creation. To be mast is to be alive with love rather than merely correct; Iqbal honours the kind of drunkenness that fuels, not the kind that fells.
Masti
Intoxication, ecstatic abandon; the joyous drunkenness of love or spirit.
Khumar
The languor of intoxication, the heavy-lidded drowsiness; used of the beloved's wine-drunk eyes and the lover's love-daze.
Nasha
Intoxication, the giddy rapture of wine or love.
Sarmasti
Utter intoxication, ecstatic self-abandon; being lost in rapture.
Rind
The libertine or free-spirited reveller who flouts pious convention; in Sufi verse, the true lover of God.