Hebr. | me`odh | abundance |
Hebr. | mè`ah | hundred |
Akk. | ma`àdu | to be numerous, to increase |
Arabic | ma'ada | to increase; mi'a hundred |
Akk. | mu'du | abundance; m'àdu to be many |
ougarit. | m'ud | abundance; m'id many; m'it hundred |
Port. | muito | many |
Franç. | muid | cask; a measure of capacity |
Franç. | mouée | large quantity |
Span. | muy | much |
Anc.Greek | métopon | forehead |
Mod.Greek | metarsios | puffed; high, sublime |
Anc.Greek | mètrópolis | principal town |
Anc.Greek | mètra | belly, breast or womb: main part of the woman's function > mètèr mother |
Lith. | moté | mother, see mètra, preceding name |
Tokh. A | màcar | id. , Tokh.B màcer id. |
Skr. | màtar | id. |
Anc.Greek(dorien) | matèr | id. |
Slavic(o.liter.) | mater | id. |
Gael.I.(o.liter.) | mathir | id. |
Engl. | mother | id.; Germ. mutter; Svensk moder |
Alb. | motrë | id.; Oscan màtris id. |
Span. | madre | id. |
Franç. | mère | id. |
Arm. | mayr | id. |
Anc.Greek | ortygomètra | Corn Crake, 146 |
Anc.Greek | métron | measure |
Goth. | mitan | to measure |
Arabic | matta, matala | to make longer |
Anc.Greek | mitra | turban |
persan | Mithras | un dieu, probablement nommé ainsi pour sa coiffure |
Roman. | mitroacâ | chabot (poisson à large head) |
Roman. | mitorlan | taupe (fait des taupinières, cf. moleð4.7.. 11 |