Intoxication, ecstatic abandon; the joyous drunkenness of love or spirit.
Literally: intoxication, drunkenness
Masti is the state of being drunk — and in Sufi verse the soul's intoxication on divine love, the rapture that overflows reason and decorum. It is not a stupor but an excess of life, the heart so full of the Beloved that it spills over. Iqbal prizes a masti that is generative — a drunkenness that gives the self heat, courage and creative urge — over any calm sobriety that merely keeps the rules.
Mast
Intoxicated, ecstatic, drunk with wine or love; carefree in rapture.
Nasha
Intoxication, the giddy rapture of wine or love.
Be-khudi
Selflessness, self-forgetting; the surrender of the self.
Sarmasti
Utter intoxication, ecstatic self-abandon; being lost in rapture.
Sukr
Spiritual intoxication; the mystic drunkenness of the soul absorbed in the Divine.
Khumaar
The languor and heaviness after wine; the drowsy intoxication of the beloved's eyes.