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4.7.8.1 m-d, m-t Convex, abundance, principal; convexe; abondance, principal

Hebr.me`odhabundance
Hebr.mè`ahhundred
Akk.ma`àduto be numerous, to increase
Arabicma'adato increase; mi'a hundred
Akk.mu'duabundance; m'àdu to be many
ougarit.m'udabundance; m'id many; m'it hundred
Port.muitomany
Franç.muidcask; a measure of capacity
Franç.mouéelarge quantity
Span.muymuch
Anc.Greekmétoponforehead
Mod.Greekmetarsiospuffed; high, sublime
Anc.Greekmètrópolisprincipal town
Anc.Greekmètrabelly, breast or womb: main part of the woman's function > mètèr mother
Lith.motémother, see mètra, preceding name
Tokh. Amàcarid. , Tokh.B màcer id.
Skr.màtarid.
Anc.Greek(dorien)matèrid.
Slavic(o.liter.)materid.
Gael.I.(o.liter.)mathirid.
Engl.motherid.; Germ. mutter; Svensk moder
Alb.motrëid.; Oscan màtris id.
Span.madreid.
Franç.mèreid.
Arm.mayrid.
Anc.GreekortygomètraCorn Crake, 146
Anc.Greekmétronmeasure
Goth.mitanto measure
Arabicmatta, matalato make longer
Anc.Greekmitraturban
persanMithrasun dieu, probablement nommé ainsi pour sa coiffure
Roman.mitroacâchabot (poisson à large head)
Roman.mitorlantaupe (fait des taupinières, cf. moleð4.7.. 11

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