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
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".
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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.
Marvelous
malleable
a mural
menage
minimum
Mummify
Marvelous, Magnificent.
Maize.
massive
mock, mistrust
minors
Team