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mair, meer, meur, moorlun, moory, mör, muir, muirie, muirlan, muirlan$, muirland, muirlaun, muiry, mure, myoor, throu-the-muir, throw-the-muir,
muir [møːr, myːr, C. meːr, N. miːr, mjuːr]
n. A moor, a heath, rough grazing.
n. A moor, a heath, rough grazing.
muiry
adj. Having the characteristics of a muir.
adj. Having the characteristics of a muir.
Compounds and phrases etc.
muirland: Moorland.
throu-the-muir: A quarrel.
throu-the-muir: A quarrel.
Mair, Meer, Muir, Mure,
Muir [møːr, myːr, C. meːr, N. miːr, mjuːr]
pn. Muir.
pn. Muir.
Mairfit_Hills, Mairfuit_Hills, Muirfit_Hills,
Muirfit Hills [ˈmøːrfɪt, C. ˈmeːr-, N. ˈmiːr-, ˈmjuːr-]
pn. Moorfoot Hills (Lothian and Borders).
pn. Moorfoot Hills (Lothian and Borders).
Mairheid, Muirheid,
Muirheid [ˈmøːrhid, C. ˈmeːr-, N. ˈmiːr-, ˈmjuːr-, -hed]
pn. Muirhead.
pn. Muirhead.
moorit, muirit,
muirit [I. ˈmøːrət & ˈmurət ˈmurəd]
n. A reddish-brown colour.
adj. Reddish-brown.
n. A reddish-brown colour.
adj. Reddish-brown.
Mairkirk, Muirkirk, Murkirk, Murrkirk,
Muirkirk [ˈmøːrkɪrk, C. ˈmeːr-, N. ˈmiːr-, ˈmjuːr-]
pn. Muirkirk (East Ayrshire).
pn. Muirkirk (East Ayrshire).
meus, mös, möse, möss, muis, muise, muiss,
muis [I.Sh. møs]
v. To be bewitched. Benumbed.
v. To be bewitched. Benumbed.
ameese, ameesement, ameesin, amuise, amuisement, amuisin, amuse, bemuise, bemuised, muise, muisie, muse, musie,
muise [I. møz, C. m(j)eːz, MN. miːz, m(j)uːz]
n. A room to be used for meditation or study.
dim. musie.
v. To wonder, be suspicious, imagine things.
n. A room to be used for meditation or study.
dim. musie.
v. To wonder, be suspicious, imagine things.
Compounds and phrases etc.
amuise: v. To amuse. pt. pp. amuised.
amuisin: Amusing.
amuisement: Amusement.
bemuise: Memuse pt. bemuised
musardry: n. Musing, dreaming.
amuisin: Amusing.
amuisement: Amusement.
bemuise: Memuse pt. bemuised
musardry: n. Musing, dreaming.
maisic, meesic, meesick, meusic, muiseecianer, muisic, muisicer, muisicianer, muisicker, museecian, musick, musicker, musik, myoosic,
muisic [ˈmøːzik, C. ˈmeːzɪk, N. ˈmiːzɪk]
n. Music.
n. Music.
Compounds and phrases etc.
muiseecianer: A musician.
muisicker: A musician.
muisicker: A musician.
meef, meeth, meith, meuth, miff, møf, mooth, muff, muif, muiff, muify, muith, muithie, muithy, muph, muth,
muith [møθ, MN. miθ, NN.b. møf, mif]
n. A warm, moist atmosphere, oppressive humid weather, a close oppressive heat.
adj. Of the atmosphere: oppressively close and humid. Of people: oppressed or exhausted by heat.
n. A warm, moist atmosphere, oppressive humid weather, a close oppressive heat.
adj. Of the atmosphere: oppressively close and humid. Of people: oppressed or exhausted by heat.
muithie
adj. Oppressively close and humid.
adj. Oppressively close and humid.