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feein-mairket, feein-mercat, maerket, mairket, mairkit, marcat, markit, markitin, meercet, mercat, mercat_cross, mercatin, merkat, merkatin, merket, merketin, merkit, supermercat,
mercat [ˈmɛrkət]
n. A market.
n. A market.
Compounds and phrases etc.
feein-mercat: A hiring market for farm servants.
mercat cross: A market cross.
mercatin: Marketing.
Paddy's mercat: A shambles.
supermercat: Supermarket.
mercat cross: A market cross.
mercatin: Marketing.
Paddy's mercat: A shambles.
supermercat: Supermarket.
margh, marh, marth, merch, merchless, merg, mergh, merghless, mergie, merki, merky, myth, smeerless, smeirless, smerch, smerchless, smergh, smerghless, smeuch, smeuchless, smyuch, smyuchless,
merch [mɛrx, marx]
also MN. smerch [smeːrx] and I. merkie [ˈmɛrki, ˈmɛrgi]
n. Marrow, strength, pith, vitality, ability.
also MN. smerch [smeːrx] and I. merkie [ˈmɛrki, ˈmɛrgi]
n. Marrow, strength, pith, vitality, ability.
Compounds and phrases etc.
merchless, MN. smerchless: Weak, powerless. Sluggish, spiritless.
mairchant, maircheant, marchand, merchan, merchand, merchant, pack-merchands,
merchand [ˈmɛrtʃən(d)]
n. A merchant.
n. A merchant.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fleein merchand: A travelling salesman, a hawker.
merchandise Goods to be bought and sold.
pack-merchands: MN. Small scuddling humped shaped clouds.
merchandise Goods to be bought and sold.
pack-merchands: MN. Small scuddling humped shaped clouds.
Mercur,
Mercur [ˈmɛrkər]
n. The planet Mercury.
n. The planet Mercury.
maircy, maircy, marcie, mercie, mercifu, merciment, mercy,
mercy [ˈmɛrsi]
n. Mercy.
n. Mercy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mercifu: Merciful.
merciment [ˈmɛrsɪmənt]: Mercement, a fine. Mercy, discretion.
merciment [ˈmɛrsɪmənt]: Mercement, a fine. Mercy, discretion.
mere [miːr]
adj. Being nothing more than.
adj. Being nothing more than.
mere,
mere [miːr]
n. A small pool which will likely evaporate in warm weather.
n. A small pool which will likely evaporate in warm weather.
mairgin, mergin,
mergin [ˈmeɛrdʒɪn, ˈmeːrdʒɪn]
n. A margin.
n. A margin.
mairk, mark, markland, merk, merkland,
merk [mɛrk]
n. A Scottish coin (thirteen shillings)
n. A Scottish coin (thirteen shillings)
Compounds and phrases etc.
merkland: Land which had the capital value or purchase price of a merk.
mairk, mairkit, mark, markit, merk, merk_up, merked, merker, merkit, remairk, remerk, remerkable,
merk [mɛrk]
n. A mark.
v. To mark.
pt. pp. merkit adj. Marked, noted.
n. A mark.
v. To mark.
pt. pp. merkit adj. Marked, noted.
Compounds and phrases etc.
deil's thoum-merk: MN. The lady's thumb Persicaria maculosa.
merker: A marker.
merk up: Enrol, enter.
remerk: A remark, to remark.
remerkable: Remarkable.
merker: A marker.
merk up: Enrol, enter.
remerk: A remark, to remark.
remerkable: Remarkable.