"می" is a Persian word that translates to "wine" in English. It is often associated with cultural and social gatherings in Persian-speaking regions. In literature and poetry, particularly in the works of famous poets like Omar Khayyam, "می" symbolizes joy, love, and the fleeting nature of life. In addition to its cultural significance, "می" has historical roots in ancient Persia, where wine was produced and consumed in various ceremonies. The drink is made from fermented grapes and has been enjoyed for thousands of years, playing a role in both religious rituals and everyday life in many societies.