mature
Magistrate in English, though that is not the Greek word - it comes from Latin.The ancient Greeks didn't have judges as we know them today - rulings were given by either the head of a family in civil matters, or a magistrate called an Archon in public matters.
ItalianAdjectiverinomato m (f rinomata, m pluralrinomati, f plural rinomate) renowned, famous, well-knowncelebrity (attributive)Verbrinomato m (f rinomata, m pluralrinomati, f plural rinomate) Past participle of rinomare
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Minerva is a Roman goddess beginning with 'm'. She was the goddess of wisdom and war. Her Greek equivalent was Athena.
The ancient Egyptian word for friend was written in hieroglyphs as xnms (that is kh+n+m+s). Vowels were not written, so we can never know how the word was originally pronounced.The term for a very close friend was written 'k ib (where i indicates a sound not found in English, not the vowel i) - this literally means "familiar to my heart".
menage
a mural
Marvelous
malleable
minimum
Marvelous, Magnificent.
Mummify
mock, mistrust
massive
Maize.
Minors.
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