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generalization. Words following this phrase may or may not be related to
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mn - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'from' [Genesis 2:6]; 'of' [Genesis
2:7]; 'because' [Genesis 5:29]; 'in' [Genesis 21:15]. Associated spellings/words: min;
myn ['kind'] (Hebrew)."
mn - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'manna' [Exodus 16:15]. Other defin-
itions include: 'What is it?' Associated spellings/words: man."
mon - "Definitions: my." (French)
MON /p - "Definitions: one. Associated spellings/words: mono, monos ['alone'] (Greek)."
man - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'that' [Genesis 12:13]. Other
definitions include: for, to, lest. Associated spellings/words: ma'an."
man - "Definitions; to think, suppose, regard [as], esteem, approve; moon (Sanskrit).
Associated spellings/words: mana ['word for the mental plane']; mani ['precious, jewel']."
man - "Definitions: spread, cover." (Aztec)
man - "Definitions: woman; the moon." (Old Norse)
Man [M] - "Definitions: The symbol of Heimdallr as the genitic link between the gods and men,
and as the guardian of Bifrost; human being, human intelligence, rationality, memory,
tradition; the 20th Rune commonly depicted by two vertical staffs [with triangular
appendages at top] facing oneanother (Runic).Associated spellings/words: manna,
mannaz, madhr."
MAN /p - "Definitions: by hand. Associated spellings/words: MANU."
MAN - "Definitions: human being, adult male (Old English); vassal manservant XII; husband
XIII. Associated spellings/words: mann, monn, menn; manna, monna; madr; manns; mannans;
manu- ['man, mankind'] (Sanskrit); mozi (Old Slavonic); wer; waep(n)man (Old English)."
men - "Definitions: to be, I am." (Akkadian, Chaldean)
men - "Definitions: established; Egyptian form of the word Menes, First King of the First
Dynasty (Egyptian). Associated spellings/words: Aha."
men - "Name for a pictograph believed to represent a double-leafed door; pluralizing suffix."
(Chinese)
Men - "Definitions: hope, compassionate service, global consciousness, dreams & visions, eagle,
flow, lavendar, cobweb, commitment, planetary mind, belief in one's self, gathering of
eagles, third eye, violet flame, 15th day name (Mayan).Associated spellings/words: Men
[14th day] (Yucatec); Tz'iquin [14th day] (Quiche)."
Mann - "Definitions: husband." (German)
Mehen - "In Ancient Egypt the name Mehen meaning 'coiled one' refers to a mythological
snake-god and to a game[1]." *Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehen
mnh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'number' [Genesis 13:16], [2 Samuel
24:1], [1 Kings 20:25], [1 Chronicles 21:1], [Psalm 90:12], [Isaiah 65:12]; 'numbered'
[Genesis 13:16], [2 Samuel 24:1], [1 Kings 3:8, 8:5], [1 Chronicles 21:17, 27:24], [2
Chronicles 5:6], [Ecclesiastes 1:15], [Isaiah 53;12]; 'count' [Numbers 23:10]; 'told'
[2 Kings 12:12]; 'appointed' [1 Chronicles 9:29], [Job 7:3], [Daniel 1:5, 10]; 'prepare'
[Psalm 61:7]; 'telleth' [Psalm 147:4], [Jeremiah 33:13]; 'set' [Daniel 1:11]; 'prepared'
[Jonah 1:17, 4:6, 7, 8]. Associated spellings/words: manah."
mene - "Definitions: numbered." (Aramaic)
mana - "Definitions: A magical force reportedly possessed by the ancestors of various South
Sea islands." (Polynesian)
Mana - "Definitions: Ancient Roman Goddess governing the underground land of the long dead.
Associated spellings/words: Mania."
mana - "Definitions: pride; idea, concept; honor." (Hindu)
mana - "Definitions: Reflector of the mental vibration as they float to the surface, form the
depths of the chit. Thus Mana or mind is said to preside at the council table and
presents the picture whenever necessary to the intellect."
(Based on: http://www.ruhanisatsangusa.org/gloss.htm)
mauna - "Definitions: communication by mental telepathy."
MANIA - "Definitions: highly excited form of madness; great enthusiasm. Associated spellings/
words: mania, mainesthai ['be mad'] (Greek)."
mainyu - "Definitions: spirit, spiritual, invisible (Avestan). Associated spellings/words:
mainyeush."
manahim - "Definitions: spiritual (Avestan). Associated spellings/words: manahya."
menhir - "Definitions: 'long stone'." (Celtic)
manyatta - "Definitions: 'fenced enclosures with huts and an open space in the middle where
the cattle sleep'." (African / Maasai)
manu - "Definitions: hand (Latin). Associated spellings/words: manus."
Manu - "[....] The Shatapatha Brahmana (I.8.1) describes the flood of the Vedic people, and
the fish or Matysa-avatar of Vishnu, who comes and rescues the Seer Manu. It also
notes of his daughter Ila, born of his sacrifice. Accordingly, Manu was taken to a
'Northern Mountain', where he was saved from the flood. [NP] This seems to suggest
that Manu came from the South, in the Vedic texts alone, as well as the previous
evidence in regards to Ila and Agni. [NP] Manu in Bhagavata Purana (VIII.24.13) is
stated to have been a King called ‘Satyavrata’ from the Dravida (southern) province
who sailed North to avoid the floods, and to whom the Matysa (fish) incarnation of
Vishnu appeared to (as per the Shatapatha Brahmana).[....]"
*Link: http://astroveda.wikidot.com/vedic-agni-illa
Manu - "Definitions: 'Let us now analyse the word or name Manu. Orientalists and their Diction-
aries tell us that the term 'Manu' is from the root Man, 'to think'; hence 'the think-
ing man.' But, esoterically, every Manu, as an anthropomorphized patron of his special
cycle (or Round), is but the personified idea of the 'Thought Divine' (as the Hermetic
'Pymander'); each of the Manus, therefore, being the special god, the creator and fash-
ioner of all that appears during his own respective cycle of being or Manvantara.'
(Based on: H.P. Blavatsky, T.S.D. Vol. 1)
Manu - "Definitions: man, mankind; ancestor and lawgiver of humankind; the group name of 14
legendary beings believed to be the ancestors of all humankind; the hero of the deluge
of Hindu mythology; the founder and first king of Ayodhya; the offspring of Vivasvat
and Savarna (Sanskrit, Vedic Mythology); an ancient lawgiver who divided Indian
society into the four castes [Julian Johnson, The Path Of The Masters, 16th printing,
1997, p. 461]. Associated spellings/words: manava."
Ma-Nu - "Definitions: Cosmic Abyss; the Mother of Ra." (Egyptian)
minuo - "Definitions: to draw blood, let blood, to bleed [someone] (Latin). Associated
spellings/words: minuo minui."
miaino - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'defiled' [John 18:28, etc.]. Other
definitions include: defile, stained, polluted. Associated spellings/words: miaino;
miasma ['noxious exhalation; defilement, pollution]."
manas - "Definitions: mind, the faculty of receiving and tasting; the mind-stuff itself
[Julian Johnson, The Path Of The Masters, 16th printing, 1997, p. 461]." (Sanskrit)
Manes - "Definitions: Spirits of dead ancestors worshipped by family descendants on special
occasions." (Roman Mythology)
Menes - "Definitions: First dynastic king to reign over both Upper and lower Egypt. Associated
spellings/words: Hor Aha ['Fighting Hawk']."
Mnsh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for 'Manasseh' [Genesis 41:51] And Joseph called the
name of the first-born Manasseh: 'for God hath made me forget all my toil, and my
father's house'; firstborn son of Joseph and Asenath; brother of Ephraim."
Manasa - "Manasa (Bengali: ????, Manasha) is a Hindu folk goddess of snakes, worshipped mainly
in Bengal and other parts of northeastern India, chiefly for the prevention and
cure of snakebite and also for fertility and prosperity. Manasa is the sister of
Vasuki, king of Na-gas (snakes) and wife of sage Jagatka-ru (Jaratka-ru).[1] She
is also known as Vishahara (the destroyer of poison), Jagadgauri-, Nitya- (eternal)
and Padmavati.[2] [....] Puranas are the first scriptures to speak about her birth.
They declare that sage Kashyapa is her father, not Shiva as described in the Mangal-
kavyas. [....] Ananda K. Coomaraswamy and Sister Nivedita say, "[The] legend of
[Chand Sadagar and] Manasa- Devi-, [...] who must be as old as the Mykenean stratum
in Asiatic society, reflects the conflict between the religion of Shiva and that
of female local deities in Bengal. Afterwards Manasa- or Padma- was recognized as
a form of Shakti, [...] and her worship accepted by Shaivas. She is a phase of the
mother-divinity who for so many worshippers is nearer and dearer than the far-off
and impersonal Shiva...".[13] [....]" *Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manasa
manasa - "4 (mwd) manasA 1 f. N. of a partic. goddess (described as consisting of a particle
of Prakr2iti and as daughter of Kas3yapa. sister of the serpent-king Ananta, wife
of the Muni Jarat-ka1ru, mother of the Muni A1sti1ka and protectress of men from
the venom of serpents; cf. %{viSa-harI}) Pan5car.; of a Kim2-nari1 Ka1ran2d2."
(mwd) = Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon *Link http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
Manasa - "Literally, mind, thought; mind borne; a Hindu snake goddess, sister of the serpent
king Sesha; queen of the Nagas."
manusah - "Definitions: human being, mortal." (Sanskrit)
manasya - "1 (mwd) manasya Nom. P. A1. %{-sya4ti}, %{-te} (g. %{kaNDv-Adi}), to have in mind,
intend RV. ChUp.; to think, reflect TBr. Nir." (mwd) = Cologne Digital Sanskrit
Lexicon *Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
MANSION - "Definitions: + dwelling, abiding; + abiding-place XIV; + manor-house; stately
residence. Associated spellings/words: mansio, -on- ['stay, dwelling place'] (Latin);
maison ['house'] (Old French); manere ['remain, stay'] (Latin)."
Men Shen - "Chinese gate gods." (Chinese Mythology)
mansarover - [....] According to Hindu religion, the lake was first created in the mind of
the Lord Brahma after which it manifested on Earth.[3] Hence, in Sanskrit it
is called 'Manas sarovara', which is a combination of the words manas (mind)
and sarovara", which is a combination of the words manas (mind) and sarovara
(lake). The lake, in Hindu religious belief, is also supposed to be the summer
abode of swans. Considered as sacred birds, the swans (Sanskrit: Hansa) are an
important element in the symbology of the Subcontinent, representing wisdom
and beauty.[4]. [NP] Buddhists also associate the lake to the legendary lake
known as Anavatapta in Sanskrit and Anotatta in Pali, where Queen Maya is
believed to have conceived Buddha. The lake has a few monasteries on its
shores. The most notable of which is the ancient Chiu Gompa Monastery, which
has been built right onto a steep hill. It looks as if it has been carved right
out of the rock. [....] [Based on: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mansarovar]
Mansarover - "Definitions: The fount of nectar in the third spiritual plane (Dasam Dwar),
wherein the pilgrim-soul gets real baptism, when washed clean of all impurities.
Associated spellings/words: Hauz-e-Kausar."
*Link: http://www.ruhanisatsangusa.org/gloss.htm)
meniskos - "Definitions: a little moon (Greek). Associated spellings/words: meniscus."
menschen - "Definitions: people." (German)
MONSTR /r - "Definitions: show, display, collect, muster Associated spellings/words: monstrare,
moustre."
Monstra - "Definitions: A name for one of four types of omens: those that demonstrate or show,
like dreams and visions."
MINISTER - "Definitions: + servant, subordinate officer XIII. Associated spellings/words:
minstre; minister ['servant'], minus ['less'] (Latin); magister ['master']."
manangh - "Definitions: thought, mind, thinking, thoughts, purpose (Avestan). Associated
spellings/words:/ manangha."
manvantara - "Definitions: wheel; cycle of being; an age of one [of fourteen] Manu [432 mill-
ion years]; period of evolution. Trivia: according to Hindu tradition we live
now in the seventh manvantara [seven more are to follow before the end]."
manvantara - "Definitions: For what is the real esoteric meaning of Manvantara, or rather a
Manu-Antara? It means, esoterically, 'between two Manus,' of whom there are
fourteen in every 'Day of Brahm*a,' such a 'Day' consisting of 1,000 aggregates
of four ages, or 1,000 'Great Ages,' Mahayugas." (Based on: H.P. Blavatsky,
T.S.D. Vol. 1)
Mneme - "Definitions: memory, one of the three Muses." (Greek)
Mnemosyne - "Definitions: memory. Mythology: Wife of Zeus. Mother of: Calliope [epic poetry];
Clio [history]; Erato [love poetry]; Euterpe [Music]; Melpomense [Tragedy];
Polyhymnia [hymns]; Terpsichore [dance]; Thalia [comedy]; Urania [astronomy]."
mnemeion - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'tomb' [Mark 6:29]. Associated
spellings/words: mnhmeion."
mnemoneuo - "Definitions: to remember, to mention (Greek). Associated spellings/words:
mimnesko ['to recall, remember']; anamimnesko ['to remind']; hypomimnesko
['to remind']. (Greek)
mainomenos - "Definitions: mad or crazed, a word used to describe Dionysus in the Iliad." (Greek)
manmukh - "Literally, facing the mind; one who obeys the dictates of the mind; a materialist
or worldly person as opposed to a spiritual person [Julian Johnson, The Path Of The
Masters, 16th printing, 1997, p. 461]." (Sanskrit)
manere - "Definitions: dwell, remain." (Latin)
MANNER - "Definitions: kind, sort XII; way or mode of action; customary practice; moral
character; outward bearing XIII; external behaviour XIV; method or style VII.
Associated spellings/words: manere; manuarius ['pertaining to the hand'], manus
['hand'] (Latin)."
MINIMAL - "Definitions: related to or being a minimum. Associated spellings/words: minimus."
mnvrh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'candlestick' [Exodus 25:31, 32, 34,
35, etc.]; 'candlesticks' [1 Chronicles 28:15]. Other definitions include: candel-
abrum. Associated spellings/words: menorah ['candlestick; lampstand']; ner ['lamp']."
menorah - "Definitions: candelabrum, the seven-branched candelabrum." (Hebrew)
Minerva - "Definitions: Roman Goddess of wisdom and the moon derived from the Etruscan
Goddess Menarva or Menrva, probably a Crone aspect of the original Capitoline
Triad: a Latinized Athene. Her totem was the same as that of Athene, Lilith,
and the Welsh Goddess Blodeuwedd: an owl, which consequently became known as
the bird of wisdom and of witches (Based on: The Women's Encyclopedia of Myths
& Secrets (Copyright 1983), by Barbara G. Walker, p. 658). Mythology: Goddess
of wisdom, of the Greeks, who emanated from the head of Jupiter (H.P. Blavatsky
- T.S.D., Vol. 2, p. 36)."
Minerva - "[....] The Goddess Uni, Mother of the Uni-verse, was a pre-Roman form of Italy's
Capitoline Triad, formerly composed of Juventas the nubile Virgin, Juno the pre-
serving Mother, and Minerva the all-wise Crone. [....]' [Based on: The Crone -
Woman of Age, Wisdom, and Power, by Barbara G. Walker (Copyright 1985), p. 22].
Associated spellings/words: Menrfa, Menrva; *mens ['mind, reason, intellect'] (Latin)".
*Links: http://www.thaliatook.com/OGOD/menrfa.html [T.D. - 05/27/07]
Meng - "Originally the name for a twining plant known as dodder [or strangle-weed] which grows
easily and spreads everywhere; name for an ideograph believed to represent grasses
growing on the roof of a house. General meanings include: cover; conceal; Childhood;
wisdom; the 4th hexagram; mountain above, water [stream] below (I Ching). Associated
spellings/words: tong meng ['Tong means child, and tong meng indicates that the wisdom
of a child is concealed or not yet uncovered; an uneducated child']; qi meng
['Literally qi meng is to lift the cover or to uncover what is concealed; to educate a
child.']."
Manik - "Definitions: completion, gateway, opening, hand, grasping, priest / priestess, blue,
deer, 7th day (Mayan). Associated spellings/words: Manik ['6th day'] (Yucatec Maya);
Quej ['6th day'] (Quiche Maya)."
mnvch - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'rest' [Genesis 8:9], [Deuteronomy 28:65],
[Ruth 3:1], [1 Chronicles 6:31], [Psalm 116:7], [Isaiah 34:14], [Lamentations 1:3].
Associated spellings/words: manowach."
MINCE - "Definitions: cut into small pieces."
mnchh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'offering' [Genesis 4:3, etc.];
'meat' [Leviticus 2:1]: '... meat [mlchh] offering [qrbn] ...' Other definitions
include: present, gift. Associated spellings/words: minhah; qrbn, qorban ['offer,
offering, oblation']."
MANY - "Definitions: a great number, consisting of a large number. Associated spellings/words:
manig, monig, manag."
MANAGE - "Definitions: control by hand; training of a horse; action and paces of a horse XVI;
riding school XII. Associated spellings/words: maneggio; manege, f. maneggiare;
manus ['hand']; manege."
MINGLE - "Definitions: bring together or mix. Associated spellings/words: mengle, f. mengen,
mingen ['mix'] (ME); menga; mengan; mengen."
mangala - "Definitions: auspicious, lucky." (Hindu)
mangzhong - "Grain in ear [June 7th - June 22nd], name for one of twenty-four Chinese climatic
periods recorder in the Ying-yang li."
Mngon-dgah - "Definitions: Happy [to] Know (Tibetan). Associated spellings/words: Ngon-gah."
Mongol Empire - "Realm ruled by the great Mongol khans in the 13th and 14th centuries; uniting
almost all of western and eastern Asia, it was one of the largest land
empires in history."
mnga'ba - "Definitions: own, possess, have." (Tibetan)
manjida - "Definitions: touch." (Korean)
MANIFOLD - "Definitions: manyplies; marked by diversity or variety. Associated spellings/words:
mannig falt."
mant - "Definitions: a form of possessive suffix (Sanskrit). Associated spellings/words: vant."
MENT /s - "Definitions: act of, state of, result of action. Associated spellings/words: -mente,
-mento, -ly."
MEND - "Definitions: free from fault or defect XII; + make amends for XIII; restore to
wholeness, repair XIV. Associated spellings/words:mender, amender; AMEND."
menet - "Definitions: swallow [bird], the Egyptian symbol for stars [imperishable stars] and
the souls of the dead."
Manat - "Definitions: Arabic Moon-goddess, ruler of Fate."
MINUTE - "Definitions: very small. Associated spellings/words: minuta; minuere ['lessen,
diminish']."
mende - "Definitions: century." (Basque)
Meneda - 'Definitions: Saturday." (Akan)
Mentu - "Definitions: Mentu was one of the deified attributes of the Sun and often bears the
name Mentu-Ra. He was merely a phase of Ra who with Atum symbolized the rising and
setting Sun. Mentu was the special protector of Egypt; The sacred animal of Montu was
the bull, to whom four temples were consecrated; Vernal Equinox reportedly at Taurus
[4240 B.C.], unification of Egypt takes place."
mondo - "Definitions: questions and answers between master and chela."
mantis - "Definitions: prophet, diviner." (Greek)
Maenads - "Definitions: mad ones; nurses." (Greek mythology)
MANIFEST - "Definitions: clear to the senses or mind. Associated spellings/words: manufestus."
Manifest Destiny - "Catch-phrase invented by white settlers in North America to prove that God
appointed them to destroy the Indians."
MAINTAIN - "Definitions: support, continue, keep in an existing state. Associated spellings/
words: manu ['hand'] + tenere ['hold']."
manthana - "(mwd) manthana mfn. kindling fire by friction Nir. iii, 14; m. a churning-stick
Hariv.; (%{I}) f. a vessel for butter L.; n. the act of kindling fire by rubbing
pieces of wood together ChUp. S3rS.; the act of shaking, shaking about, agitating,
churning (milk into butter) MBh. Ka1v. Sus3r.; churning out (of Amr2ita) MBh.
(cf. %{amRta-m-})." (mwd) = Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon
*Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
MONOTONOUS - "Definitions: sounded in one unvarying tone."
manthano - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'learn' [Matthew 9:13]. Other
definitions include: to learn, learned, learning, understood. Associated spellings/
words: manthanw; mathetes ['disciple']."
minutum - "Definitions: to less, diminish, decrease, grow smaller." (Latin)
MENTAL - "Definitions: pertaining to the chin. Associated spellings/words: mentum ['chin']
(Latin)."
MENTAL - "Definitions: of the mind. Associated spellings/words: mens."
MANEUVER - "Definitions: turning movement."
mandira - "Definitions: palace; temple." (Hindu)
mandere - "Definitions: chew." (Latin)
MONITOR - "Definitions: to guide; watch or observe. Associated spellings/words: monere
['advise']"
mantra - "Definitions: word, formula, instrument of though, verset." (Sanskrit)
mandala - "Definitions: circular, round, cycle; section of Rgveda." (Hindu)
Manipura - "Definitions: Name for the third, or navel nerve-center [Manipura-chakra] of the
human body." (Sanskrit)
mandarin - "Definitions: name for a senior Chinese official [guan]; the most popular Chinese
dialect."
mandorla - "Definitions: 'almond'. Associated spellings/words: mandora ['mandolin(e)'] (Italian);
vesica piscis; sqd, shaqed ['almonds'] Numbers 17:8 (Hebrew/Aramaic)."
MANIPULATE - "Definitions: treat or operate manually. Associated spellings/words: manipulus
['handful'] (Latin)."
MONDAY - "Definitions: Moon + Day; older 'third' Roman day name; older 2nd Roman day name.
Associated spellings/words: monandaeg; maandag; manatag; montag; manadagr; Lundi;
Lunae dies (Latin); hemera Selenes (Greek)."
MANUFACTURE - "Definitions: create by hand or machine."
MANDATE - "Definitions: authoritative command. Associated spellings/words: mandatum, mandare
['enjoin, commit'], manus ['hand'] + dare ['give'] (Latin); MANDATORY ['obligatory']."
mandapa - "Definitions: covered hall; tent." (Hindu)
Mem [M] - "Definitions: a stream of water, water, waves, flow, flux; changes brought about by
death; the 13th [2nd mother] in Hebrew alphabet; number 40; the 16th ['God made two
luminaries'] of 32 paths, or states of consciousness; the first letter of the
Hebrew word for fish (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: N."
MEM /r - "Definitions: remember. Associated spellings/words: meminisse (Latin)."
Mam - "Definitions: The rain god." (Native American / Mopan)
mamu - "Definitions: ghost." (Basque)
Ma mo - "Definitions: a group of goddess or demons, one of the eight classes of indigenous
Tibetan country gods." (Tibetan)
Mamokoriyoma - "The Yanomamo say they used to practice cannibalism, because their mother
goddess Mamokoriyoma allowed them to eat dead parents and children."
mamsa - "Definitions: meat." (Hindu)
mmslh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'to rule' [Genesis 1:16];
'dominion' [Psalm 145:13]. Other definitions include: of his domain, and all his
power, and thy dominion, thy government. Associated spellings/words: mmsl."
mamonas - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'mammon' [Matthew 6:24], [Luke
16:9, 11, 13]. Other definitions include: wealth, property. Associated spellings/
words: mammwnas."
MOMENT - "Definitions: tiny portion of time XIV; small particle XIV; importance, weight XVI;
+ motive of action. Associated spellings/words: momentum; movere ['move'] (Latin)."
Maman Brigitte - "Definitions: mistress of the cemetary." (Vodoun)
mamal - "Definitions: drill." (Aztec)
MAMMAL - "Definitions: animal of the class mammalia who suckle their young; milk-bearing
animal. Associated spellings/words: mammalis; mamma ['breast in mammals'] (Latin)."
MUMBLE - "Definitions: eat as with toothless gums; speak indistintly. Associated spellings/
words: mummelen; mumla; mumle; mamele ['mutter, chatter']; mammalon ['stammer']."
MEMORY - "Definitions: recollection of past events. Associated spellings/words: memor
['mindful, remembering'] (Latin); MEMORABLE."
Mmra - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'Mamre' [Genesis 13:18, 18:1, 23:19]; a
place near where Abraham's wife Sarah was buried. Associated spellings/words: Mamre',
Hebron, Chebrown [Chbrvn]."
memra - "Definitions: word." (Aramaic)
Mamuralia - "The old Roman New Year celebrated at the Ides of March."
mmlkh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'kingdom' [Genesis 10:10]. Associat-
ed spellings/words: mamlakah, mlkvt."
mam pa - "Definitions: piece, part, section." (Tibetan)
MEMBER - "Definitions: organ, limb XIII; constituent portion or individualXIV; one elected to
parliament XV; division of a sentence XVI; one of a group; part of a whole.
Associated spellings/words: membrum; mir ['piece of meat'] (Old Irish); mamsa; meso;
mimz ['meat'] (Gothic); meros ['thigh'] (Greek)."
MEMBRANE - "Definitions: thin layer. Associated spellings/words: membrana ['skin covering a
part of the body']; membrum ['member'] (latin)."
mr - "Definitions: eye (Egyptian). Associated spellings/words: mer."
mhr - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'hastened' [Genesis 18:6]. Other
definitions include: hasted. Associated spellings/words: mahar."
Mar - "Definitions: damage. Associated spellings/words: mare ['horse']; mere, marr, march; mal
['horse'] (Korean)."
MAR /r - "Definitions: sea, pool. Associated spellings/words: mare (Latin); muir, mor, more,
muria ['brine']."
mal - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'above' [Genesis 6:16]; 'upward'
[Genesis 7:20]. Other definitions include: on high. Associated spellings/words: ma'al."
mal - "Definitions: time, meal, mark, measure, point or portion of time, meal time Associated
spellings/words: meal; mel ['honey'] (Latin)."
mal - "Definitions: bed, seat, mat; resting place." (Tibetan)
MAL / p - "Definitions: bad evil. Associated spellings/words: mail ['hammer'] (Old French)."
MORE - "Definitions: greater; existing in greater quantity or degree XIV; a greater number of,
more numerous; additional. Associated spellings/words: mara, mare, mero, meiri, maiza,
meiz; MOREOVER ['in addition']; FURTHERMORE."
MAUL - "Definitions: club XIII; hammer, beetle XIV; beat, handle roughly; damage. Associated
spellings/words: malleus ['hammer"] (Latin)."
MILL - "Definitions: building fitted with apparatus for grinding corn; the building itself
XVI; building in which an industry or manufacture is carried on; move in a circle.
Associated spellings/words: mylen, molinus, - ina, - inum, mola ['grindstone, mill'].
(Latin)."
mare - "[....] The word 'mare' comes (through Middle English mare) from Old English mære,
mare, or *mere, all feminine nouns. These in turn come from Common Germanic *maro-n.
Maro-n is the source of Old Norse mara (from which come Icelandic, Faroese, and
Swedish mara, Danish mare and Norwegian mare/mara), Dutch (nacht)merrie, and German
Mahr. The -mar in French cauchemar ("nightmare") is borrowed from the Germanic through
Old French mare.[1] The word can ultimately be traced back to the reconstructed Proto-
Indo-European root *mer-, 'to rub away' or 'to harm'.[3]"
*Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mara_%28folklore%29
maere - "Definitions: famous, splendid." (Anglo-Saxon) See: Eomer @
*Link: http://www.quicksilver899.com/Tolkien/LOTR/LOTR_DF.html - [T.D. - 12/22/07]
mla - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'fill' [Genesis 1:22]; 'replenish'
[Genesis 1:28]; 'filled' [Genesis 6:11, 21:19], [1 Kings 8:10]; 'set' [Exodus 31:5];
'space' [Leviticus 25:30]; 'wholly' [Numbers 32:11, 12]; 'overfloweth' [Joshua 3:15];
'confirm' [1 Kings 1:14]. Other definitions include: much, full, fully, to fill, to be
full, fulfil, fulfilled, consecrate, consecrated. Associated spellings/words: male'."
mlh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'word' [2 Samuel 23:2]; 'words'
[Psalm 19:4]; 'speaking' [Job 4:2]; 'speech' [Job 13:17]. Other definitions include:
circumcision. Associated spellings/words: millah, milah."
mrah - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'to the sight' [Genesis 2:9]; 'look
upon' [Genesis 12:11]. Other definitions include: favored, in sight, appeareth, patt-
ern, countenance, vision. Associated spellings/words: mar'eh."
marh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'cave' [Genesis 19:30; 23:9]. Other
definitions include: caves, den, dens. Associated spellings/words: mae'arah."
mara - "1 (mwd) mara - m. ( %{mR}) dying, death (see %{pari-mara}); the world of death i.e.
the earth AitUp.; mfn. killing (see %{nR-mara}); m. pl. the inhabitants of hell
A1ryabh.; w.r. for %{narAH} Hariv. 8464." (mwd) = Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon
*Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
mAra - "2 (mwd) mAra - mfn. ( %{mR}) killing, destroying; m. death, pestilence VarBr2S.
AV.Paris3.; slaying, killing Ra1jat. (cf. %{pazu-m-}); an obstacle, hindrance Va1s.;
the passion of love, god of love Hariv. Ka1v. Katha1s.; (with Buddhists) the Destroyer,
Evil One (who tempts men to indulge their passions and is the great enemy of the
Buddha and his religion; four Ma1ras are enumerated in Dharmas. 80, viz. %{skandha-},
%{kleza-}, %{devaputra-}, and %{mRtyu-m-}; but the later Buddhist theory of races
of gods led to the figment of millions of Ma1ras ruled over by a chief Ma1ra) MWB.
208 &c. ; the thorn-apple L.; (%{I}) f. killing, slaughter Prasannar.; pestilence
(also personified as the goddess of death and identified with Durga1) AV.Paris3.
Katha1s. Pur." (mwd) = Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon
*Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
mara - "[....] In Buddhism, Ma-ra (Burmese: ...) is the demon who tempted Gautama Buddha by
trying to seduce him with the vision of beautiful women who, in various legends,
are often said to be Mara's daughters.[1] In Buddhist cosmology, Mara personifies
unskillfulness, the "death" of the spiritual life. He is a tempter, distracting
humans from practicing the spiritual life by making the mundane alluring or the
negative seem positive. [NP] The early Buddhists, however, rather than seeing Mara
as a demonic, virtually all-powerful Lord of Evil, regarded him as more of a nuisance.
Many episodes concerning his interactions with the Buddha have a decidedly humorous
air to them. [NP] In traditional Buddhism four senses of the word 'mara' are given.
[NP] *Klesa-mara, or Mara as the embodiment of all unskillful emotions. *Mrtyu-mara,
or Mara as death, in the sense of the ceaseless round of birth and death. *Skandha-
mara, or Mara as metaphor for the entirety of conditioned existence. *Devaputra-mara,
or Mara the son of a deva (god), that is, Mara as an objectively existent being
rather than as a metaphor. [....]" *Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mara_%28demon%29
mara - "Literally, killing, or death (Sanskrit). Associated spellings/words: Mara ['embodiment
of the powers of evil'] (Hindu Mythology); Namuci; marah ['war horse'] (Old German)."
marh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'cursing' [Deuteronomy 28:20];
'curse' [Proverbs 3:33; 28:27], [Malachi 2:2; 3:9]. Associated spellings/words: mar'eh;
arr, arar ['cursed']."
mala - "Definitions: mountain." (Malay)
mala - "Definitions: stain (Hindu). Associated spellings/words: mala ['garland; chain; rosary
of beads']."
mela - "Definitions: fair, assembly." (Hindu)
melei - "Definitions: general concern." (Greek)
maere - "Definitions: report, message (German). Associated spellings/words: maer-chen ['fairy
tale']."
marra - "Definitions: line (Basque). Associated spellings/words: marre ['to tie'] (Hatian)."
marae - "Definitions: meeting place where tribe's ancestral spirits resides." (Maori)
mearh - Definitions: horse." (Anglo-Saxon)
*Link: http://www.quicksilver899.com/Tolkien/LOTR/LOTR_RZ.html - [T.D. - 01/10/09]
me lha - "Definitions: the god of fire." (Tibetan)
mari - "Definitions: soul of the dead." (Melanesian)
mari - "Definitions: lord." (Aramaic)
Mary - "Definitions: Mother of Jesus, etc."
*Link: http://www.lunaea.com/goddess/love/mary.html
Mari - "[....] Mari or Mara meant not only the Virgin, but also the Death Goddess or Huntress.
Like the variant Mary, it was a word for the briny sea, which ceremonially swallowed
up a number of dying savior figures including Osiris and Adonis, said to have been
born in Bethelehem of the blue-robed Marine Aphrodite. [....]" [Based on: The Crone -
Woman of Age, Wisdom, and Power, by Barbara G. Walker (Copyright 1985), p. 25]
Mryh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'Moriah' [Genesis 22:2]."
mrit - "1 (mwd) mrit cl. 4. P. %{mritya4ti}, to decay, be dissolved S3Br." (mwd) = Cologne
Digital Sanskrit Lexicon *Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
Melete - "Definitions: meditation, one of the three Muses." (Greek)
mritak - "Definitions: Literally 'dead while alive'; refers to being totally detached from
the world and aware of God, as a dead person would be." (Sanskrit?)
mru - "Definitions: to speak, to say." (Avestan)
maru - "Definitions: desert." (Sanskrit)
maroo - "Definitions: floor." (Korean)
Merudanda - "Merudanda means the mystic spine in Tantric tradition: the central 'axis staff'
of the human body, around which the Kundalini serpent is supposed to twine up-
ward through the chakras, ...." [Based on: T.W.D.O.S.A.S.O., Barbara Walker,
1988, p. 26]"
mallorn - "Definitions: gold tree."
*Link: http://www.quicksilver899.com/Tolkien/LOTR/LOTR_MQ.html - [T.D. - 12/23/07]
Mars - "Definitions: Fourth planet from the Sun; Mythology: Mars was miraculously conceived by
Juno on March 25th, after she ate her own magic lily. Associated spellings/words: Mars
(Latin); Ares (Greek); Nergal (Babylonian); Gugalanna (Sumerian)."
mrash - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/ words 'pillows' [Genesis 28:18];
'bolster' [1 Samuel 19:13, 26:11, 16]; 'head' [1 Kings 19:6]. Associated spellings/
words: mara'ashah."
melos - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'members' [Matthew 5:29, etc.].
Other definitions include: a limb, or part of the body. Associated spellings/words:
mhlos."
melas - "Definitions: black." (Greek)
merizo - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'distributed' [1 Corinthians 7:17].
Other definitions include: to divide, to assign. Associated spellings/words: mhrizo."
marheshvan - "Eighth exilic Hebrew month name; October - November. Associated spellings/
words: Eythaniym ['flowing, streams']; Arahsamna ['8th Akkadian month name']."
Malsum - "Definitions: a creator god of the peoples of the Northeast Woodlands; the evil one
of two twin brothers." (Native American)
maran - "Definitions: stem." (Greek)
melen - "Definitions: yellow, fair." (Breton)
Merlin - "In Welsh legend he was known as Myrddin and could see into the future."
maryanni - "Definitions: young [warriors] (Mitannian). Associated spellings/words: Marut."
maryannu - "Definitions: elite charioteer officers." (Indo-European)
merimna - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'care' [Matthew 13:22]. Other
definitions include: anxiety; worry; anxious expectation. Associated spellings/
words: mhrimna; merimnao ['to care, to be concerned about']; promerimnao ['to be
anxious ahead of time']; melei ['general concern']."
me mong - "Definitions: mirror." (Tibetan)
MALINGER - "Definitions: feign illness, pretend illness to avoid duty. Associated spellings/
words: malingre, mal + haingre ['weak, thin'], hager ['thin, lean']."
MELANCHOLY - "Definitions: morbid condition of having too much 'black bile'; + ill temper;
sadness and depression XIV. Associated spellings/words: melancholi; melagkholia;
melas, melan: ['black'[ + kholos: ['bile'] (Greek)."
Maranatha - "[....] The name of the sea-mother Mara [mra] was also taken by the biblical
Naomi when she entered her Crone state of widowhood (Ruth 1:20). In the legend
of Buddha it was the name of a death spirit. Combined with another Amorite or
Canaanite name of the Goddess, Anatha, this mysterious Mara represented the
formal death curse given in the Gospels as Maranatha (1 Cor. 16:22). [....]"
[Based on: The Crone - Woman of Age, Wisdom, and Power, by Barbara G. Walker
(Copyright 1985), p. 25]
malm - "Definitions: soft friable rock, light loamy soil (Old English). Associated spellings/
words: malma ['sand'] (Gothic); malmr ['ore, metal'] (Old Norse)."
marmaros - "Definitions: sparkling stone, marble." (Greek)
Melampus - "Definitions: the first person with prophetic powers, the first mortal doctor."
(Greek Mythology)
mrr - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'bitter' [Exodus 1:14]. Other defin-
itions include: provoke, grieveth, bitterly, embittered, bitterness, to be bitter,
vexed, choler. Associated spellings/words: marar; marah."
Mhllal - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'Mahalaleel' [Genesis 5:12]. Other
definitions include: the son of Cainan [Qynn]."
mlk - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'king' [Genesis 14:1, etc.]. Other
definitions include: governor, chief, prince, a person with civil authority. Associated
spellings/words: melek."
mlak - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'angel' [Genesis 16:7]; 'angels'
[Genesis 19:1, 28:12]; 'messengers' [Numbers 22:5; 24:12], [Deuteronomy 2:26]; 'messen-
ger' [2 Samuel 11:19]. Other definitions include: representative. Associated spellings/
words: malak, mal'ak; mlch ['mariners']; mlakh ['work, occupation']."
mlch - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'salt' [Genesis 14:3; 19:26],
[Deuteronomy 29:23], [Jeremiah 17:6]. Associated spellings/words: melach; halas ['salt']
(Greek)."
mlch - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'mariners' [Jonah 1:5]. Associated
spellings/words: mallach; mlak ['messengers, angels']."
MLCH - "Definitions: sacrifice by fire. Associated spellings/words: Moloch."
*Link: http://www.goddessalive.co.uk/current/tanit.html [T.D. - 05/27/07]
marg - "Definitions: path; way." (Sanskrit)
marg - "Definitions: field." (Arabic)
MARK - "Definitions: boundary; trace, origin as a sign; visible sign; target XIII; remark,
note XVI. Associated spellings/words: merc; mearc; marka, mark, marcha; margo
['margin'] (Latin); mruig (Ir. bruig) boundary, territory, bro ['district'] (Welsh);
marz ['landmark'] (Persian); MARKED ['noticeable']."
MARK - "Definitions: weight of gold or silver; money of account. Associated spellings/words:
marc; mark; marke; marcus; marca."
MARK - "Definitions: put a mark upon; notice, observe, remark XIV. Associated spellings/words:
mearcian; (gi) markon ['appoint, observe'] (Old Slavonic); marken; marchon ['plan']
(OHG); marka ['mark, observe'] (Old Norse)."
Mark - "Some note that the earliest and best Greek manuscripts do not include Mk 16:9-20.
These verses may be a later addition and thus may not be scripture." (Zondervan
Expository Dictionary of Bible Words / Encyclopedia of Bible Words)
mearc - "Definitions: line of boundary, district, borders; marshy region." (Anglo-Saxon)
MERGE - "Definitions: + plunge, immerse XVII; extinguis or be extinguished by absorbtion XVIII.
Associated spellings/words: mergere ['dip, plunge'] (Latin); majj ['dive, sink']
(Sanskrit)."
march - "Definitions: horse (Welsh). Associated spellings/words: mearh, meares."
MARCH - "Definitions: boundary XIII; move with regular steps, walk in a military manner.
Associated spellings/words: marcach ['rider, horseman'] (Gaelic); marcher ['tread,
trample']; marcus ['hammer'] (Latin); Martius ['month of Mars'] (Latin)."
mirce - "Definitions: *darkness." (Old English)
*Link: http://www.quicksilver899.com/Tolkien/LOTR/LOTR_MQ.html - [T.D. - 12/23/07]
ma rig - "Definitions: ignorance." (Tibetan)
mlkh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words Milcah' [Genesis 11:29]. Other
definitions include: Nahor's wife; the daughter of Haran; the sister of Iscah.
Associated spellings/words: Milkah."
mlakh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'work' [Genesis 2:2]; 'occupation'
[Jonah 1:8]; 'cattle' [Genesis 33:14]; 'business' [Genesis 39:11]; 'goods' [Exodus
22:8]. Other definitions include: the feminine form of mlak ['messenger']. Associated
spellings/words: maela'kah."
malaca - "Definitions: spindle." (Aztec)
mark-a - "Definitions: territory." (Quichua)
margah - "Definitions: path, way, road, street (Sanskrit). Associated spellings/words: magga
(Pali); markava ['Divine Chariot seen in Ezekiel's vision; mystical experience on
it's highest levels'] (Hebrew)."
mark'a - "Definitions: arm." (Quechua)
mahrka - "Definitions: death (Avestan). Associated spellings/words: mahrkai."
Marica - "Definitions: Latin Goddess that reportedly gave birth to the god-king Latinus,
ancestor of all Latin tribes."
mleccha - "Definitions: barbarian; somebody who does not belong to Hindu culture." (Hindu)
markai - "Definitions: true ghost of the dead." (Melanesian)
malakia - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'disease' [Matthew 4:23]. Other
definitions include: bodily weakness, sickness. Associated spellings/words: nosos
['illness']."
Mlechchhas - "Definitions: 'outcasts, savages, those beyond the pale of Aryan civilization.'
(Based on: H.P. Blavatsky, T.S.D. Vol. 1)."
MARGIN - "Definitions: to mark; edge. Associated spellings/words: margo, margin, marginalis."
morgen - "Definitions: tomorrow." (German)
mlchmh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words: 'war' [Genesis 14:2, etc.]. Other
definitions include: battle, fight. Associated spellings/words: milhamah; lchm,
laham ['to fight or wage war']."
malagma - "Definitions: soft dough-like material (Greek). Associated spellings/words: amalgam
['soft metal alloy consisting of silver, mercury, and a number of other metals, and
is soft enough to fill cavities for dental fillings before it hardens']."
MIRACLE - "Definitions: marvellous event to be ascribed to supernatural intervention XII;
wonderful thing; event that cannot be explained by known laws of nature. Associated
spellings/words: miraculum ['object of wonder'], f, mirari, -are ['wonder, look at'],
f. mirus ['wonderful'] (Latin)."
marjara - "Definitions: cat." (Hindu)
Mercury - "Definitions: first planet from the Sun. Mythology: Roman divinity identified with
the Greek Hermes; god of eloquence; messenger of the gods; patron of traders and
roads; guide of departed souls. Associated spellings/words: Mercredi (French);
Mercurii, Mercurius (Latin); Hermes (Greek); Nabu (Babylonian); Enki (Sumerian)."
Melcarth - "Grecian hero Hercules was identified with Melcarth, the sun-god of the Phoenicians.
Hence we find Hercules so frequently represented as the sun-god, and his twelve
labors regarded as the passage of the sun through the twelve signs of the zodiac."
-- Anthon's Classical Dictionary, article Hercules.
*Link: http://sunlight.orgfree.com/history_of_sun_gazing.htm
mlkt - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'queen' [Jeremiah 7:18; 44:17, 18,
19, 25]. Associated spellings/words: meleketh."
mlkvt - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'kingdom' [Numbers 24:7], [Psalm
103:19; 145:13]; 'reign' [Daniel 1:1]. Other definitions include: kingship, majesty,
the 10th sefirah which reportedly corresponds to the 7th day of creation on which God
rested. The 30th ['God said, be fruitful and multiply'] of 32 reported paths, or
states of consciousness; Assiyah, the World of Manifestation. Associated spellings/
words: malkuwth, malkhut, malekut; maleku; melek ['king']; mamlakah."
margad - "Definitions: emerald, sapphire." (Tibetan)
markata - "Definitions: monkey." (Hindu)
mrkbh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'chariot' [Genesis 41:43]. Associat-
ed spellings/words: merkabah."
mrchpt - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'hovered' [Genesis 1:2]. Other
definitions include: moved. Associated spellings/words: rchp."
Mlkytzdk - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'Melchizedek' [Genesis 14:18]. Other
definitions include: The King of Salem; the manifestation of Divine Justice and
Judgement. Associated spellings/words: melekh-tzedek ['the king of justice'];
Melek, Molech."
mrd - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'rebelled' [Genesis 14:4]. Other
definitions include: rebel, rebels, rebeleth. Associated spellings/words: marad."
mlt - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'escape' [Genesis 19:17]. Other
definitions include: to deliver, to save, get away. Associated spellings/words: malat."
MORT /r - Definitions: death (Latin). Associated spellings/words: mori ['die'], mortuus
['dead'] (Latin); brotoi ['mortals'], emorten ['die'] (Greek); miro (Old Slavanoc);
mirstu ['I die'] (Lithuanian); mriyate ['dies'] (Sanskrit); MORI; MORS, mortis;
MORTAL ['causing or subject to death; extreme']; mrotos ['mortal']."
MORT - "Definitions: (antiq.) note sounded at the death of the dear XVI. Associated spellings/
words: mors, mort- ['death'] (Latin)."
MORT - "Definitions: (dial) great quantity or number XVII. (of uncertain origin)."
MELT - "Definitions: liquefy or be liquified by heat, change from solid to liquid. Associated
spellings/words: meldein; mollis; mrdu; melta ['digest, malt (grain)']; maltr ['rotten']
(Old Norse); malz ['melting'] (OHG); gamalteins ['dissolution'] (Gothic']; meldein
['melt'] (Greek); mollis (latin); mrdu- ['soft'] (Sanskrit); MOLTEN."
MILD - "Definitions: gracious, kind, gentle, not rough, tame. Associated spellings/words:
malthakos ['soft'] (Greek); mardh ['neglect, despise'] (Sanskrit); meldach ['pleasing']
(Old Irish); mladu ['young, tender'] (Old Slavonic); mollis ['soft'] (Latin)."
Marut - "Definitions: wind; wind god." (Hindu)
MERIT - "Definitions: fact or condition of deserving XIII; + what is deserved; something that
entitles one to recompense XIV. Associated spellings/words: meritum ['price, value,
service rendered'], merere, -eri ['earn, deserve'] (Latin); meiresthai ['obtain as a
share'], moia ['share, fate'], meros ['part'] (Greek); mart ['ox, cow'] (North of
England)."
MALLET - "Definitions: hammer-like tool. Associated spellings/words: mailler ['hammer'], mail
(Latin)."
mrpa - "Definitions: to heal, to make healthy, healing (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words:
marpe; rpa, rapa ['to heal, to make healthy, healing']; repu'ah; rip'ut."
mrta - "Definitions: dead (Sanskrit). Associated spellings/words: mrtyu ['death']; murti
['form'] (Sanskrit); marbh ['dead, lifeless; kill, slay'] (Gaelic)."
Martius - "Definitions: Roman God of War. Associated spellings/words: Mardi, Martedi, Martes;
Tyr, Tiw ['God of War'] (Norse); *Tiwesdaeg ['Tuesday']."
MELODY - "Definitions: succession of musical notes. Associated spellings/words: melos."
martos - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'witnesses' [Matthew 18:16];
'martyr' [Acts 22:20], [Revelation 2:13]; 'record' [2 Corinthians 1:23], [Philipp-
ines 1:8]; 'martyrs' [Revelation 17:6]. Other definitions include: witness. Associ-
ated spellings/words: martus; martyreo, marturhw."
Marduk - "Definitions; the leading god of Babylon; the eldest son of Ea ['The Earth']; the
Sun God; the son of Tiamat; the slayer of Tiamat; the creator of humanity who slew
Kingu [the consort of Tiamat; the son of Tiamat] and mixed the divine blood with
the dust; number 10; 1/6; Mars. Associated spellings/words: Baal Merodach; Mordec-
ai; Jupiter."
mlpny - "Definitions: from before (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: mpny."
MALFUNCTION - "Definitions: fail."
MILITANT - "Definitions: engaged in warfare XV; combatitive, aggressively active or hostile.
Associated spellings/words: militare ['serve as a soldier'], militaris (Latin);
MILITIA."
MARVEL - "Definitions: + miracle XIII; wonderful thing XIV. Associated spellings/words:
merveille, mirabilis ['wonderful'], f. mirari ['wonder'] (Latin)."
marturia - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'witness' [John 1:7]."
martyreo - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'witnesses' [Matthew 23:31].
Other definitions include: witness, record, testify. Associated spellings/words:
marturhw."
marfat - "Definitions: self-realization."
mec - "Definitions: whirl." (Mayan)
MIX - "Definitions: put together in union or combination XVI; be mixed, associate with XVII;
combine or join into one mass or group. Associated spellings/words: mixte, mixtus, pp.
miscere ['mingle, mix'] (Latin); misgein (Greek); meascaim ['mix'] (Irish); misras
(Lithuanian); misra- ['mixed'] (Sanskrit)."
mac - "Definitions: son." (Gaelic)
Mac - "Definitions: Mayan calendar month name 13 [7 Apr - 26 Apr], Monkey, judge of human
kind, wisdom, quickness of the mind."
*Link: http://www.astraltraveler.com/calendars/maya.html [T.D. - 12/25/06]
MAY - "Definitions: have power, might, be strong, be able, be allowed. Associated spellings/
words: maeg; mag; ma; mekhane ['MACHINE'] (Greek); mogo ['I can'] (Old Slavonic); MAYBE
['perhaps']."
mace - "Definitions: heavy club XIII; sceptre, staff of office XV; old form of billiard cue
XVIII. Associated spellings/words: masse, massier (Old French)."
MAKE - "O.E. macian, from W.Gmc. *makojanan (cf. O.S. makon, O.Fris. makia 'to build, make,'
M.Du. maken, O.H.G. mahhon, Ger. machen), from PIE *mag- 'to knead, mix, make' (see
may). [....]" [Based on: http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=make&searchmode=none]
MAKE - "Definitions: bring into existence, cause to exist, occur or appear. Associated
spellings/words: macian; makon; mahhon; machen; massein ['knead'] (Greek); mazati
['annoint, grease'] (Old Slavonic)."
MUCH - "Definitions: great, great in quantity, extent, or degree. Associated spellings/words:
muche; moche; muchel; mycel; micel; milil; magnus; megas, maha."
MATCH - "Definitions: mate, fellow; person equal or corresponding XIII; + matching of
adversaries XIV; contest; matrimonial alliance XVI. Associated spellings/words:
gemaca; gimaco; gimahho ['fellow, equal'] (OHG); gemach ['easy, comfortable'] (German);
gimah."
maca - "Definitions: to give." (Aztec)
meca - "Definitions: rope, vine." (Aztec)
makA - "4 (otl) makA 1. great, high, exalted, dignified, noble, honourable; 2. immense,
prodigious, stupendous, monstrous, extreme; 3. superior, paramount, superlative;
4. intense" *Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/ Note: (otl) = Cologne
Online Tamil Lexicon
MAGA /r - "Definitions: large. Associated spellings/words: megalo."
maha - "(mwd) maha 1 mfn. great, mighty, strong, abundant RV.; m. (cf. %{makha}, %{magha})
a feast, festival MBh.; the festival of spring S3is3. Hariv. Var. [794,2]; a partic.
Eka7ha S3a1n3khS3r.; a sacrifice L.; a buffalo L.; light, lustre, brilliance L.; (%{A})
f. a cow L.; Ichnocarpus Frutescens L.; n. pl. great deeds RV."
*Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/ Note: (mwd) = Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon
Maka - "Definitions: According to Lakota legend, Maka [the Earth] and the blue waters were
created from the blood of Inyan [rock]. Associated spellings/words: magh ['field,
level, country, plain'] (Gaelic); magga ['path'] (Pali)."
maga - "2 (mwd) maga m. a magian, a priest of the sun Var. BhavP.; pl. N. of a country in
S3a1kadvipa inhabited chiefly by Bra1hmans Cat." mwd) = Cologne Digital Sanskrit
Lexicon *Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
maga - "Definitions: stomach (Old English). Associated spellings/words: maghe, maag, mago,
magen, magi, maw."
mkha - "Definitions: sky, space, heaven; womb." (Tibetan)
ma ka - "Gaea [....] is the primal Greek goddess personifying the Earth, the Greek version
of 'Mother Nature' or the Earth Mother, of which the earliest reference to the term
is the Mycenaean Greek ma-ka (transliterated as ma-ga), 'Mother Gaia', written in
Linear B syllabic script.[2] [....] Hesiod's *Theogony (116ff) tells how, after the
birth of Chaos, arose broad-breasted Gaia, the everlasting foundation of the gods
of Olympus. She brought forth Uranus, the starry sky, her equal, to cover her, the
hills (Ourea), and the fruitless deep of the Sea, Pontus, 'without sweet union of
love,' out of her own self through parthenogenesis. But afterwards, as Hesiod tells
it, she is a great god of nature: [....]" *Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaia_%28mythology%29
migge - "Definitions: *a small fly." (Old English)
*Link: http://www.quicksilver899.com/Tolkien/LOTR/LOTR_MQ.html - [T.D. - 12/23/07]
megha - "Definitions: cloud." (Sanskrit)
Macha - "Definitions: Great Queen of Phantoms, worshipped in Ireland even before the coming of
the Celts. Macha's Irish shrine was Emain Macha, capital of Ulster. Its heavenly form
was Emania, the Moon-goddess's realm of death."
*Links: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macha_%28Irish_mythology%29
Macha - "In Celtic religion, one of three war goddesses; it is also a collective name for the
three, who were also referred to as the three Morrigan. As an individual, Macha was
known by a great variety of names, including Dana and Badb ('Crow,' or 'Raven'). She
was the great earth mother, or female principle, and a great slaughterer of men, as
was another of the trinity, Morrigan, or Black Annis, who survives in Arthurian leg-
end as Morgan le Fay. The third goddess was Nemain". [....] Macha can be interpreted
as part of a triad of goddesses in their warrior/death aspect along with Badb and
Nemain. Together they were the triune goddess known as the Morrigan, 'Great Queen'.
[....]" [Based on: http://www.bloodnwine.com/machareference.htm] Links:
makha - "Definitions: a pit; hole (Avestan). Associated spellings/words: makhem."
magga - "Definitions: road (Pali). Associated spellings/words: maggika ['traveller']."
mache - "Definitions: battle, fighting." (Greek)
maki - "Definitions: hand." (Quechua)
Magi - "Definitions: the wise men who came from the east to worship the child Jesus; priests
(Chaldean). Associated spellings/words: Maji, Magu; Magos ['wise men'] (Greek); Maggid
['one who tells'] (Hebrew)."
machi - "Definitions: town, section of a ward." (Japanese)
maya - "Definitions: 'by me'." (Sanskrit) *Link: http://vedabase.net/m/maya
Maya - "The goddess Maya, the good mother of all the gods and man... (Rig Veda). Associated
spellings/words: Maya ['the mother of Buddha'] (Hindu). Trivia: 'At least ten world
saviors have a form of the word maya, or illusion, for their mother.' (Horizon Magaz-
ine, Fall 1945, Vol. 5 No. 2 (The Ring of the Nibelung), Manly P. Hall)"
maya - "Definitions: illusion; all which is not true and eternal. Name given to the goddess
Shakti [Julian Johnson, The Path Of The Masters, 16th printing, 1997, p. 461] (Sanskrit).
Other definitions include: delusion. Associated spellings/words: maia ['the power of
material change'] (Hindu); ma ['to measure, measure out, to form, to build'] (Sanskrit)."
Maya - "Reportedly, the son [Prince Maya] of the first ruler over the Naga Empire of India,
over 25,000 years ago." (Based on: Col. James Churchward)
mageia - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'sorceries' [Acts 8:11]. Other
definitions include: magic. Associated spellings/words: maghia; magos ['wise men']."
mageuo - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'sorcery' [Acts 8:9]. Associated
spellings/words: mageuw."
mgyogs - "Definitions: quick, quickly." (Tibetan)
mgo - "Definitions: head." (Tibetan)
Magu - "Definitions: magic horse (Old Slavic fairy tale). Associated spellings/words: Magu
['member of a distinct priestly class'] (Old Persian); Magi."
mqvh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'gathering together' [Genesis 1:10];
'pools' [Exodus 7:19]; 'plenty' [Leviticus 11:36]; 'linen yarn' [I Kings 10:28]. Other
definitions include: hope. Associated spellings/words: miqweh; tiqwah; qawah; yachal,
yahal."
mchvyal - "Definitions: Son of Irad (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: Mehujael."
Macchu Picchu - "Definitions: Hitching Post of the Sun; a mountain in Peru."
mchs - "Transliterated Old Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'strike'. Associated spellings/
words: nkh ['kill, smite']."
magos - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'wise men' [Matthew 2:1, 7, 16];
'sorcerer' [Acts 13:6, 8]."
megas - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'great' [Matthew 2:10, etc.]; 'high'
[John 19:31]; 'loud' [Acts 7:57, 60; 8:7]. Other definitions include: length of age,
greatness in rank or importance. Associated spellings/words: mhgas."
Makosh - "Definitions: a fertility goddess known only to the eastern Slavs. She is associated
with water and a plentiful supply of food. Associated spellings/words: Mokosh,
Makosh; magus ['son, young man'] (Gothic); magos ['priestly caste'] (Greek); magus;
magu ['slave'] (Old Irish)."
mksh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'covering' [Genesis 8:13], [Exodus
26:14], [Numbers 4:11]. Associated spellings/words: mikseh, mikceh; ksh ['covered']
(Genesis 7:19)."
mkzh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'vision' [Genesis 15:1], [Numbers
24:4, 16], [Ezekiel 13:7]. Associated spellings/words: machazeh."
mchsh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'shelter' [Job 24:8]; 'refuge' [Psalm
14:6]; 'trust' [Psalm 73:28]; 'hope' [Jeremiah 17:17], [Joel 3:16]. Other definitions
include: to seek refuge. Associated spellings/words: mahseh."
makzan - "Definitions: store house. Associated spellings/words: makazin; kazana ['store up']
(Arabic)."
mchsr - "Definitions: diminished resources, lacking (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words:
mahsor; chsr, hasar, haser ['want, lack']." (Hebrew)
mchsbh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'thoughts' [Genesis 6:5]. Other
definitions include: cunning, device, devised, devices, imaginations, purposes.
Associated spellings/words: makhashawbaw; mchsbt."
mkhas pa - "Definitions: wise, learned." (Tibetan)
magister - "Definitions: master." (Latin)
mgn - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'shield' [Genesis 15:1, etc.], [Psalm
3:3, etc.]; 'defence' [Psalm 89:18]; 'armed' [Proverbs 24:34]; 'rulers' [Hosea 4:18].
Other definitions include: shields, buckler, bucklers. Associated spellings/words:
magen."
megn - "Definitions: strong, powerful (Old Norse). Associated spellings/words: megenn; macian
['make'] (Old English); makon, maken, mahhon, machen."
MAIN - "Definitions: physical strength; great size; high seas; principal pipe, duct, or
circuit. Associated spellings/words: megin, magn."
makhon - "Definitions: base; place where God sits." (Hebrew)
macian - "Definitions: make (Old English). Associated spellings/words: makon, maken, mahhon,
machen."
MACHINE - "Definitions: power-tool; combination of mechanical parts. Associated spellings/
words: mekhane, mekhos."
mqnh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'cattle' [Genesis 4:20, 13:2, 13:7].
Other definitions include: larger cattle; flocks; possession, possessions, substance.
Associated spellings/words: miqneh; soneh ['smaller cattle; sheep, goats, etc.']."
mqnh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'bought' [Genesis 17:12]; 'possess-
ion' [Genesis 23:18]. Other definitions include: price, purchase. Associated spellings/
words: miqnah."
MAGNA /r - "Definitions: great. Associated spellings/words: MAGNI."
Majana - "Definitions: a name for the Sun; numeral five?." (Tahitian?)
Magni - "Definitions: the son of Thor." (Norse Mythology)
makani - "Definitions: wind." (Hawaiian)
mchnym - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'Mahanaim'[Genesis 32:2]. Other
definitions include: God's camp."
mkhon'dzin - "Definitions: malicious, spiteful." (Tibetan)
MECHANISM - "Definitions: manual labor; piece of machinery. Associated spellings/words:
mekhane, makhana."
MAGNET - "Definitions: + magnetic oxide of iron XV; piece of loadstone; piece of iron or steel
having the same attractive properties VII. Associated spellings/words: magneta;
Magnes lithos ['the Magnesian stone']."
maganda - "m. usurer." (cap) = Capeller's Sanskrit-English Dictionary
*Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
mAcAntam - "01 great patience" (otl) = Cologne Online Tamil Lexicon
*Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
MAGNIFICENT - "Definitions: great in achievement, grand, splendid. Associated spellings/words:
magnificus."
MAGNITUDE - "Definitions: greatness XIV; size XVI. Associated spellings/words: magnus ['great']
(Latin); megas ['great'] (Greek); mahant ['great'] (Sanskrit)."
mqvm - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'place' [Genesis 1:9; 22:3; 32:29],
[1 Samuel 5:11]; 'room' [Genesis 24:23]. Other definitions include: area, gathering,
a gathering together of anything. Associated spellings/words: maqowm."
magma - "Definitions: dough." (Greek)
mahamai - "(El 17), Tamil magamai; name of a tax."
[Based on: http://www.archive.org/stream/indianepigraphic00sircuoft/indianepigraphic00sircuoft_djvu.txt]
macamo - "Definitions: negation." (Aztec)
maghamelas - "Definitions: gatherings." (Sanskrit)
Make Make - "Name for the one ancestor worshipped by Polynesians on Easter Island."
mchr - "Definitions: wages (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: mehir.
makl - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'food' [Genesis 2:9; 6:21],
[Proverbs 6:8]; 'manner' [Genesis 40:17]; 'meat' [Deuteronomy 20:20]; 'fruit'
[Nehemiah 5:25]. Other definitions include: victual. Associated spellings/words:
ma'akal."
mqvr - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'issue' [Leviticus 12:7]; 'fountain'
[Leviticus 20:18], [Psalm 36:9; 68:26], [Proverbs 5:18; 13:14, etc.]; 'well' [Proverbs
10:11]; 'wellspring' [Proverbs 16:22, etc.]; 'spring' [Proverbs 25:26, etc.]. Associat-
ed spellings/words: maqowr."
mgvl - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'stranger' [Genesis 17:8].
Associated spellings/words: maguwr."
macle - "Definitions: twin crystal; dark spot in a mineral. Associated spellings/words: macula
['spot, mesh'] (Latin)."
mkhar - "Definitions: castle, house, tower, sky goer, god, cloud." (Tibetan)
MAJOR - "Definitions: greater. Associated spellings/words: magnus; MAJORITY."
maqhel - "Definitions: assemble, assembly, community (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words:
qahal ['assemble, assembly, community']."
mkvrh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'birth' [Ezekiel 16:3]. Other
definitions include: relatives; birthplace, nativity, habitation." Associated spell-
ings/words: makuwrah."
makara - "Definitions: sea monster; crab; crocodile; alligator." (Hindu Mythology)
megorah - "Definitions: terror, cringing fear (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: gur
['terror, cringing fear']; yare ['fear']." (Hebrew)
machalah - "Definitions: disease, sickness (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: mchlh; chlh,
chalah ['to be weak or sick']." (Hebrew)
makarios - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'blessed' [Matthew 5:3]. Other
definitions include: happy, fortunate."
MACRO /p - "Definitions: large, excessive. Associated spellings/words: macros ['long large']
(Greek); macer ['thin'], meager (Latin)."
megalyno - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'enlarge' [Matthew 23:5]. Other
definitions include: enlarged, magnify, magnified, great. Associated spellings/
words: megalunw."
MACARONI - "Definitions: pasta in tubes. Associated spellings/words: maccaroni, maccherone."
MACROCOSM - "Definitions: large world."
MACERATE - "Definitions: soften by steeping; cause to waste away. Associated spellings/words:
macerare ['steep, soften, weaken'] (Latin)."
makrothymeo - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'patience' [Matthew 18:26].
Other definitions include: bear long, suffereth long, longsuffering. Associated
spellings/words: makrothymhw; makrothymia."
mkhal ma - "Definitions: kidney." (Tibetan)
maklt - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'knife' [Genesis 22:6]. Associated
spellings/words: ma'akeleth."
Mchlt - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'Mahalath' [Genesis 28:9]. Other
definitions include: daughter of Ismael; Esau's wife."
mkha'lding - "Definitions: the sky-soaring one, Garuda." (Tibetan)
mchq - "Transliterated Aramaic? spelling for the word 'smote' [Judges 5:26]. Associated spell-
ings/words: machaq, machqh, mahaqa; mchts, machats ['pierced'] (Hebrew)"
MAGIC - "Definitions: art of using supernatural powers. Associated spellings/words: magique
(superceded by - magie); magica; magike, magikos, magos ['MAGUS'] (Greek)."
mak-ke - "Definitions: what." (Hakka)
ma-chak - "Definitions: to erase." (Hebrew)
mkab - "Definitions: sadness, sorrow (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: mak'ob; kab ['pain,
suffering']." (Hebrew)
mgph - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'plagues' [Exodus 9:14]; 'plague'
[1 Samuel 6:4]; 'slaughter' [2 Samuel 8:10]; 'stroke' [Ezekiel 24:16]. Associated
spellings/words: maggephah."
mqbh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'hammer' [1 Kings 6:7]. Associated
spellings/words: maqqabah."
Megiddo - "Definitions: place of crowds; Ancient city of Canaan assigned to Manasseh (Hebrew).
Associated spellings/words: Megiddon."
miqdas - "Definitions: sanctuary (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: qodes."
mgdl - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'tower' [Genesis 11:4]. Associated
spellings/words: migdal; migdol ['a common name in the New Kingdom for Egyptian forts
on the eastern border of the delta and along the international road from Egypt to
Canaan in north Sinai.]"
mkplh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'Machpelah' [Genesis 23:19]. Other
definitions include: name of the cave where Abraham and Sarah were buried."
mktb - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'writing' [Exodus 32:16]. Associated
spellings/words: miktab."
MOP - "Definitions: bundle of yarn, etc. fixed to a stick for use in cleaning. Associated
spellings/words: mapp(e); mappel; mapolt; of unkn. orig. (Based on: The Concise Oxford
Dictionary of English Etymology)."
mop - "Definitions: grimace, pouting of the lips. Associated spellings/words: moppen ['be surly,
pout'] (Dutch); MOPE. (Based on: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology)."
mab - "Definitions: son." (Welsh)
mat - "Definitions: know." (Aztec)
mat - "Definitions: teachings." (Sanskrit?)
mat - "Definitions: with (Avestan). Associated spellings/words: meta ['with'] (Greek); mit
['with'] (German); mitte ['center']; mittag ['noon'] (German)."
mat - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'little' [Genesis 24:17]. Other
definitions include; lightly, small, few. Associated spellings/words: mae'at."
MAT - "Definitions: piece of coarse fabric of plaited fiber; piece of material laid on a
surface for protection. Associated spellings/words: matta."
met - "Definitions: the dead body." (Hebrew)
mts - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'chaff' [Job 21:18, etc.]. Associated
spellings/words: mos."
mad - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'very' [Genesis 4:5, 12:14];
'exceedingly' [Genesis 17:2]. Associated spellings/words: mehode."
med - "Definitions: negation." (Tibetan)
MOPE - "Definitions: wander, be listless and dejected; of unkn. orig." (Based on: The Concise
Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology).
Maat - "Definitions: truth or right order; goddess of truth and justice (Egyptian). Associated
spellings/words: Matu, Maht, Mut, Maut, Ma; mata ['eye'] (Indonesian)."
Maat - "The Egyptian winged goddess Maat, was the daughter of the sun god Ra/Re. Maat had
similar attributes with the Assyrian sun god Shamash, representing the ideals of law,
order, and truth. The word, Maat translates 'that which is straight.' it implies any-
thing that is true, ordered, or balanced. She is a very ancient goddess because we
find her in the boat of Ra as it rose above the waters of the abyss of Nu on the
first day. Together with Thoth, they charted the daily course of the sun god Ra. She
is sometimes called the 'eye of Ra' or the 'daughter of Ra'. Pharaohs had to follow
the law of Maat, exactly like the Assyrian kings had to follow the law of Shamash.
Deviation from the tenets of Maát could prove disastrous for the Sheket/Shekem
(priest/priestess/pharaoh)." *Link: http://sunlight.orgfree.com/history_of_sun_gazing.htm
MATE - "Definitions: habitual companion, wedded pair; messmate. Associated spellings/words:
gemate, gimazzo, gamaton."
METH /p - "Pertaining to an atom grouping that contains only one carbon atom."
mda - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'knowledge' [2 Chronicles 1:10];
'thought' [Ecclesiastes 10:20]; 'science' [Daniel 1:4]. Associated spellings/words:
madda."
mda - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'science' [Daniel 1:4]. Associated
spellings/words: madda."
meta - "Definitions: with, among, in the midst of, between, in common with, after denoting
chiefly sharing, joint action, pursuit, quest, (and esp.) change (Greek). Associated
spellings/words: meth-."
mtsa - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'found' [Genesis 2:20; 6:8, 9; 11:2;
16:7; 18:3]; 'findeth' [Genesis 4:14]; 'come' [Deuteronomy 4:30]; 'lighteth' [Deuter-
onomy 19:5]; 'hath' [Deuteronomy 21:17]. Other definitions include: find, findest.
Associated spellings/words: matsa."
mete - "Definitions: measure out (Old English). Associated spellings/words: metan (OS); mezzan;
messen (German); meta (Old Norse); mitan (Gothic); midiur ['I judge'] (Old Irish)."
mtsh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'unleavened bread' [Genesis 19:3,
etc.]. Associated spellings/words: massah."
Mada - "Drunkeness, intoxication, dementia (Hindu). Associated spellings/words: Mada ['a demon-
ic monster mentioned in the Vedas']."
mada - "Definitions: intoxication, ardent passion, pride, etc." (Sanskrit)
madha - "Definitions: remedy, intoxication, drug (Avestan). Associated spellings/words: madho."
medha - "Definitions: mental power, intellect (Sanskrit). Associated spellings/words: matra
['measure, size'] (Sanskrit)
metta - "Definitions: compassion (Hindu). Associated spellings/words: metta ['good will, love'];
mitta ['friend']."
matteh - "Definitions: rod, staff; tribe (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: sebet ['rod,
staff, tribe']."
mati - "Definitions: thought, wit, mind, opinion, notion." (Sanskrit)
MEDI /r - "Definitions: half, middle, between, half-way. Associated spellings/words: medare
(Latin); MIDDLE ['equally distant from the extremes']; MIDST; middes ['middle point,
position close to or surrounded by others']."
Mahdi - "Definitions: savior (Egyptian). Associated spellings/words: Mahdi ['the guided one']
(Arabic); Muhtadun ['recipients of guidance'] (Quran)."
mafia - "Definitions: violent hostility to law and order; body of people manifesting this."
(Sicilian, Italian)
Mahadhi - "43 (mwd) mahAdhI mfn. having a great understanding S3is3. S3rutab." (mwd) =
Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon *Link: http://webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/
Mdyn - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'Midian' [Exodus 2:15]. Trivia: 'The so-
called 'Midianite Theory' - that Yahweh was origianally a god of the people of Midian-
is usually discredited today, but it was in Midian that Moses had his first vision of
Yahweh.' [Based on: Karen Armstrong, A History of God, p. 21]
madhu - "Definitions: honey, sweet drink (Sanskrit). Associated spellings/words: methu ['wine']
(Greek); medu ['wine, honey'] (Old Slavonic)."
methu - "Definitions: wine (Greek). Associated spellings/words: mead ['drink made by ferment-
ing a mixture of honey and water'] + hule ['wood']."
Matthew - "Definitions: gift of God." (Bible Concordance)
mdva - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'why' [Exodua 1:18]. Associated
spellings/words: madduwa'."
mtsvh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'commandments' [Genesis 26:5],
[Deuteronomy 11:27, 28]. Associated spellings/words mitsvah, miswah; tsvh, sawah
['to command']"
madhava - "Definitions: sweet like honey [madhu]; proper name of Krsna; proper name of several
famous philosophers." (Hindu)
Medusa - "One of the three Gorgons, having snakes for the hair of the head (Greek Mythology).
Associated spellings/words: Medousa."
Mtvslh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'Methuselah' [Genesis 5:21]. Other defin-
itions include: son of Enoch [Chnvk, Chanoke]."
Mht wrt - "Hathor had a complex relationship with Ra, in one myth she is his eye and considered
his daughter but later, when Ra assumes the role of Horus with respect to Kingship,
she is considered Ra's mother. She absorbed this role from another cow goddess
"Mht wrt" ('Great flood') who was the mother of Ra in a creation myth and carried
him between her horns. As a mother she gave birth to Ra each morning on the east-
ern horizon and as wife she conceives through union with him each day.[5]"
*Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hathor
mthu stobs - "Definitions: inherent [majic] abilities and power." (Tibetan)
mdung - "Definitions: lance, spear." (Tibetan)
mathum - "Definitions: *treasure, gift." (Anglo-Saxon)
*Link: http://www.quicksilver899.com/Tolkien/LOTR/LOTR_MQ.html - [T.D. - 12/23/07]
mbvl - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'flood' [Genesis 6:17; 7:6, 7; 9:11],
[Psalm 29:10]. Associated spellings/words: mabbul, mabbuwl; kataklysmos (Greek)."
methyl - "Definitions: wine from wood; wood alchohol, poisonous substance, containing only one
carbon atom in its molecule, obtained from heating wood in the absence of air.
Associated spellings/words: methy, methu ['wine'] + hyle ['matter; wood'] (Greek)."
medulla - "Definitions: marrow; something which is inside." (Latin)
madhurasa - "Definitions: literally, honey sentiment; highest love and affection." (Hindu)
mthu chen - "Definitions: great powers and abilities." (Tibetan)
METHOD - "Definitions: procedure for achieving an end. Associated spellings/words: meta hodos."
Matuta - "Definitions: Goddess of the dawn." (Latin)
methodeia - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'lie in wait' [Ephesians 4:14];
'wiles' [Ephesians 6:11]. Other definitions include: craftiness. Associated
spellings/words: mhthodhia; meteorizomai."
mathas - "Definitions: monasteries." (Hindu)
matsya - "Definitions: fish (Sanskrit). Associated spellings/words: Pisces."
mtsho - "Definitions: lake." (Tibetan)
maidin - "Definitions: morning." (Gaelic)
mtshar - "Definitions: beautiful." (Tibetan)
mtshal - "Definitions: forest." (Tibetan)
matsarya - "Definitions: envy." (Sanskrit)
mdzod - "Definitions: store, treasury (Tibetan). Associated spellings/words: mdzod mig
['storeroom']."
Mabon - "Definitions: believed to be a form of the Welsh word for son, youth; Great Son; a
Pagan Fall Equinox celebration generally observed on the first day of Autumn
[September 20-23] - The Fall Equinox is also known as: Alban Elfed, Cornucopia, Feast
of Avilon, Festival of Dionysus, Harvest Moon, Harvest Tide, Night of the Hunter,
Second Harvest Festival, Wine Harvest, and Witch's Thanksgiving. Associated spellings/
words: Mabon ap Modron ['Son, son of mother(s)']; Prideri."
maten - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'vain' [Matthew 15:9], [Mark 7:7].
Associated spellings/words: mathn."
Madanah - "Definitions: love, passion; God of love (Sanskrit). Associated spellings/words:
Madonna ['my lady'] (Old Italian); Medina ['the city'] (Arabic)."
mpny - "Definitions: from before (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: mlpny."
metanoia - "Definitions: change [meta] of mind [noia]." (Hebrew)
metanoeo - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'repent' [Matthew 3:2]. Other
definitions include: a change of mind and attitude. Associated spellings/words:
metanohw; metanoia."
Metaneira - "Mother of: Callidice, Cleisidice, Demo, & Callithoe. Wife of: Celeus." (Greek
Mythology)
Mabinogi - "Definitions: an extensive collection of more or less related Welsh adventures,
related sufficiently for them to be metaphorically conceived as branches; a
collective description of a group of four Medieval Welsh tales that are also
called the 'four branches;' a story for children; a student in the bardic class.
Associated spellings/words: Mabinogion."
Mabinogion - "Definitions: the name Mabinogion was given by William Pughe, an eighteenth
century antiquarian, to a selection of narrative works found in one or both of
the two great ancient books of Whales: the Red Book of Hergest and the White
Book of Rhydderch. Most scholars and traditions, compelled by custom, use
Mabinogion to refer to the eleven Medeival welsh texts. They were first
translated into English in 1849; a tale belonging to the Mabinog's repertoire.
Associated spellings/words: The Matter of Britain."
mthmvn - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'treasure' [Genesis 43:23];
'treasures' [Job 3:21], [Proverbs 2:4], [Jeremiah 41:8]; 'riches' [Isaiah 45:3].
Associated spellings/words: matmown."
metamorphow - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'changed' (2 Corinthians 3:18).
Associated spellings/words: metamorphoo."
mathematic - "... L. mathematicus - Gr. mathematikos, f. mathema, -mat something learnt,
science, f. *math- (rel. to MIND), manthanein learn; see -IC, ICAL. ...."
[Based on: Oxford Concise Dictionary of Etymology - paperback 1996]
mthr - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'rain' [Genesis 7:4]; 'rained'
[Genesis 19:24]. Associated spellings/words: matar."
metl - "Definitions: grindstone." (Aztec)
mtsvr - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'besieged places' [2 Kings 19:24],
[Isaiah 37:25]; 'defence' [Isaiah 19:6]; 'fortified' & 'fortress' [Micah 7:12]. Other
definitions include: the fortified land, Egypt. Associated spellings/words: matsowr."
motar - "Definitions: profit, gain." (Hebrew)
MODEL - "Definitions: architect's plan; design, make; pattern. Associated spellings/words:
modulus, modus."
mthar - "Definitions: end, limit, final, finally (Tibetan). Associated spellings/words: mthar
thug ['touching or carried to its limit']."
madar - "Definitions: bird." (Hungarian)
matil - "Definitions: anoint." (Aztec)
MATURE - "Definitions: fully developed or ripened. Associated spellings/words: maturus
['timely, early']; mane ['early, in the morning'] (Latin)."
MATTER - "Definitions: thing, affair, concern; material of thought, speech, or action XIII;
substance serving as material XIV; physical or corporeal substance; XVII; things
written or printed; subject of interest. Associated spellings/words: materia ['hard
part of a tree, etc."] (Latin); MATERIAL ['natural, relating to matter']."
*Links: http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=matter&searchmode=none
METTLE - "Definitions: quality of temperament; spirit or courage."
MISSILE - "Definitions: to send, to throw. Associated spellings/words: missus, mittere."
mittere - "Definitions: let go, send out, put forth (Latin). Associated spellings/words: MITT
/r ['send']; mittere (Latin)."
MISSION - "Definitions: sending, especially abroad; sending forth on a service (spec. Mission
of the Holy Ghost) or with authority; body of persons sent; commission, errand;
establishment of missionaries; personal duty or vocation; operational sortie.
Associated spellings/words: mittere ['let go, send'] (Latin)."
matra - "Definitions: measure, size (Sanskrit). Associated spellings/words: mati 'measures'
(Sanskrit); Matres ['Celtic mother-goddesses']."
metra - "Definitions: lot, portion." (Greek) http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=metra&searchmode=none
MATRI /r - "Definitions: mother. Associated spellings/words: mater (Latin); MATRIC, MATRO."
mederi - "Definitions: heal." (Latin)
Matahari - "Definitions: a name for the Sun." (Indonesian)
maitreya - "Definitions: love." (Sanskrit)
meteorizo - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'doubtful' [Luke 12:29]. Other
definitions include: to hang suspended in mid-air, to be worried. Associated
spellings/words: mhthwrizw; meteorizomai."
MODERN - "Definitions: now existing, relating to or characteristic of the present or recent
times; ordinary. Associated spellings/words: modo ['just now'] (Latin)."
Mtsrym - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'Mizraim' [Genesis 10:6, 13];
'Egypt' [Genesis 12:10], [Genesis 47:20]. Other definitions include: the two Mazors
[Egypt's]; Egyptians. Associated spellings/words: Mitsrayim."
Mater Matuta - "Definitions: 'Mother of the First Dawn'." (Based on: Walker, Barbara G.)
MATRIX - "Definitions: uterus; mould, something within which something else originates or
develops. Associated spellings/words: mater ['mother']."
MODERATE - "Definitions: medium, avoiding extremes; control. Associated spellings/words:
moderari."
MEDIC - "Definitions: medical worker. Associated spellings/words: mederi ['heal'] (Latin)."
MATCH - "Definitions: + wick (lamp wik); piece of inflammable cord, wood, ect., to be ignited
XVI. Associated spellings/words: meiche; mesche; mecha; miccia; myxa; muxa ['nozzle
of lamp'] (Greek)."
mda'kha - "Definitions: arrow, arrow notch." (Tibetan)
mda'gzhu - "Definitions: arrow and bow." (Tibetan)
metochos - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'partners' [Luke 5:7]; 'fellows'
[Hebrews 1:9]; 'partakers' [Hebrews 3:1, 14; 6:4; 12:8]. Other definitions include:
share. Associated spellings/words: mhtoxos."
madchen - "Definitions: neuter for girl (German). Associated spellings/words: weib."
mbchr - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'choice' [Genesis 23:6]; 'chosen'
[Exodus 15:4]. Other definitions include: choicest. Associated spellings/words:
mibchar."
Midgard - "Definitions: Middle Garden; The Earth, or world of humans, which lies midway
between Asgard and Jotunheim. The land of the frost giants (Norse Mythology).
Associated spellings/words: Mana-heim."
mtcht - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words '(from) under' (Genesis 1:9).
Associated spellings/words: mi.ta.khat."
mtsbh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'pillar' [Genesis 28:18, 22, etc.],
[Isaiah 19:19]; 'images' [Exodus 23:24; 34:13, etc.], [Jeremiah 43:13], [Micah 5:13];
'pillars' [Exodus 24:4, etc.]; 'image' [Deuteronomy 16:22, etc.], [Hosea 3:4]; 'garr-
isons' [Ezekiel 26:11]. Associated spellings/words: [mem + tzzadi + beth + heh],
matstsebah."
matsbh - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'sorrow' [Isaiah 50:11]. Associat-
ed spellings/words: [mem + ayin + tzzadi + beth + heh], ma'atsebah."
mitzvah - "Definitions: a command, commandment (Hebrew). Associated spellings/words: mtsvh,
mtsvt."
mtsbq - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word 'pillars' [1 Samuel 2:8]; 'situate'
[1 Samuel 14:15]. Associated spellings/words: matsuwq."
mthpcht - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'vail' [Ruth 3:15]; 'wimples'
[Isaiah 3:22]. Other definitions include: sheet, apron. Associated spellings/words:
mitpachath."
MEDITATE - "Definitions: middle station; contemplation. Associated spellings/words: medesthai
['be mindful, take thought, plan'] (Greek); meditari ['frequent'] (Latin)."
mathetes - "Transliterated Greek spelling for the word/words 'disciples' [Matthew 5:1]. Other
definitions include: disciple. Associated spellings/words: mathhths; manthano ['to
learn']."
mdbr - "Transliterated Hebrew spelling for the word/words 'wilderness' [Genesis 14:6; 16:7;
21:20]; 'desert' [Exodus 3:1]. Other definitions include: pasture land, barren empty
land, large sparsely populated area. Associated spellings/words: midbar."
Metatron - "Definitions: The Prince of the World. Reportedly, an angel with flesh of fire,
eyelashes of lightning & eyes of flaming torches (Hebrew). Associated spellings/
words: Enoch."
Matabrune - "Definitions: Burning Mother, a bardic name for the Valkyrie Brunnhilde, or
Burning Hel, mother of the sun king Oriant."
Mediterranean - "Definitions: Middle-of the-Earth. Associated spellings/words: mare nostrum
['our sea'] (Roman)."
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