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| | * {{term|mactus||honoured|lang=la}} — related to {{etyl|en|-}} {{term|mactate|lang=en}}, {{term|mactation|lang=en}}, {{term|mactator|lang=en}}, ''&c.'' | | * {{term|mactus||honoured|lang=la}} — related to {{etyl|en|-}} {{term|mactate|lang=en}}, {{term|mactation|lang=en}}, {{term|mactator|lang=en}}, ''&c.'' |
| − | * [[magnes#Latin]] | |
| | *{{term|mannus||pony|lang=la}} | | *{{term|mannus||pony|lang=la}} |
| − | * {{term|marginatus||lang=la|bordered}} - {{term|margino|lang=la||to border}} | |
| | * [[mathematicalis]] as in "liber mathematicalis" | | * [[mathematicalis]] as in "liber mathematicalis" |
| | * {{term|Matthaeus||[[Matthew]]|lang=la}} | | * {{term|Matthaeus||[[Matthew]]|lang=la}} |
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| | : This is the genitive of [[meningitis]] | | : This is the genitive of [[meningitis]] |
| | * [[mesarthrocarpum]] as in ''Discosporangium mesarthrocarpum'' | | * [[mesarthrocarpum]] as in ''Discosporangium mesarthrocarpum'' |
| − | * [[michi]]: [[w:Medieval Latin|Medieval Latin]] variant of [[mihi]], as in Orff's Carmina Burana: Sors salutis et virtutis michi nunc contraria est affectus et defectus semper in angaria. | |
| | * {{term|monotonus||unvarying in tone|lang=la}} — from the [[w:Koine Greek|Koine Greek]] {{term|sc=polytonic|μονότονος||tr=monotonos|steady", "unwavering|lang=grc}}; whence the {{etyl|en|-}} {{term|monotone|lang=en}}. | | * {{term|monotonus||unvarying in tone|lang=la}} — from the [[w:Koine Greek|Koine Greek]] {{term|sc=polytonic|μονότονος||tr=monotonos|steady", "unwavering|lang=grc}}; whence the {{etyl|en|-}} {{term|monotone|lang=en}}. |
| | * {{term|moridunum||sea-fort|lang=la}} — Please include an etymology. | | * {{term|moridunum||sea-fort|lang=la}} — Please include an etymology. |
| | * {{term|musaeum|mūsaeum|lang=la}} — variant form of {{term|museum|mūsēum|lang=la}}; whence the English {{term|musæum|lang=en}} | | * {{term|musaeum|mūsaeum|lang=la}} — variant form of {{term|museum|mūsēum|lang=la}}; whence the English {{term|musæum|lang=en}} |
| − | * {{term|museum|mūsēum|lang=la}} — from the Ancient Greek {{term|sc=polytonic|Μουσεῖον|tr=Mouseion|lang=grc}}; whence the English {{term|museum|lang=en}} (hence the blue link) | |
| | * {{term|mutuantem||lang-la}} - Medieval Latin, as in "ab eximia mutuantem largitate", Saxo, 6.4.13. Assuming this is a form of mutatis, but the translation I have it is strange. | | * {{term|mutuantem||lang-la}} - Medieval Latin, as in "ab eximia mutuantem largitate", Saxo, 6.4.13. Assuming this is a form of mutatis, but the translation I have it is strange. |
| | * {{term|myriades||multiples of ten thousand", "a countless number|lang=la}} ''plurale tantum'' — from the Ancient Greek {{term|μυριάδες|µῡρῐάδες|tr=mūriades|lang=grc}} in the same sense, and also as an adjective (meaning "countless", "innumberable"), plural form of {{term|μυριάς|µῡρῐάς|tr=mūrias|lang=grc}} (rare in the singular), from {{term|μυρίος|µῡρίος|tr=mūrios|countless|lang=grc}}, {{term|μυρίοι|µῡρίοι|tr=mūrioi|ten thousand|lang=grc}}; whence the Catalan {{term|miríada|lang=ca}}, the English {{term|myriad|lang=en}}, the Middle- and Modern-French {{term|myriade|lang=fr}}, the Italian {{term|miriade|lang=it}}, and the Spanish {{term|miríada|lang=es}}; link is blue because the page has a French plural noun entry | | * {{term|myriades||multiples of ten thousand", "a countless number|lang=la}} ''plurale tantum'' — from the Ancient Greek {{term|μυριάδες|µῡρῐάδες|tr=mūriades|lang=grc}} in the same sense, and also as an adjective (meaning "countless", "innumberable"), plural form of {{term|μυριάς|µῡρῐάς|tr=mūrias|lang=grc}} (rare in the singular), from {{term|μυρίος|µῡρίος|tr=mūrios|countless|lang=grc}}, {{term|μυρίοι|µῡρίοι|tr=mūrioi|ten thousand|lang=grc}}; whence the Catalan {{term|miríada|lang=ca}}, the English {{term|myriad|lang=en}}, the Middle- and Modern-French {{term|myriade|lang=fr}}, the Italian {{term|miriade|lang=it}}, and the Spanish {{term|miríada|lang=es}}; link is blue because the page has a French plural noun entry |
