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mainteen, mainteenance, maintein, mainteinance, manteen, mantein, meenteen, meenteenance,
mainteen [ˈmentin]
v. To maintain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mainteenance: Maintenance.
ma, mae, maer, maie, mair, maire, mairower, mairowre, mare, mear, mehr, mehrr, mer, mere, merr, mor, teen_mae, teen_mair, tein_mae, tein_mair, themair,
mair [meːr]
adj. Bigger, greater. More generous, more lavish.
adv. When used before the comparative of an adj. or adv. for example mair aulder, mair better etc.
mae [meː]
n. A greater number of persons or objects, a greater amount or quantity.
adj. More in number. Sometimes: greater in quantity or amount, additional.
adv. In addition to the number previously specified.
Compounds and phrases etc.
at ane mair or at ane mae: At breaking point, at the end of one's tether, before the last push.
mairower: Moreover.
the mair: conj. Although, in spite of the fact that.
maer, mair, maire, mairship, mayr, mayre, meer, sheriff-mair, shirra-mair,
mair [meːr]
n. arch. An officer of justice with executive functions. A mayor.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mairship: The office of mair.
shirra-mair: An official who puts the sheriff's writs into execution.
mairch, mairched, mairchit, maircht, merch, merched,
mairch [meːrtʃ]
n. A march.
v. To march.
pt. pp. maircht
Mairch, Merch,
Mairch [meːrtʃ]
n. The month of March.
mairch, mairch-dyke, mairches, mairchless, mairchstane, mairch-stane, mairch-sten, merch, merchdyke, merch-dyke, merches, mirchin-dyke, murch,
mairch [meːrtʃ]
n. A march. A boundary or border of a country or territory. The boundary-line of a property or farm or of lands belonging to a community.
pl. mairches
v. To determine the boundaries of a property. To border on, to have a common boundary with.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mairch-dyke, mairchin-dyke: A boundary wall
mairchless: Infinite.
mairch-stane: A boundary stone.
the mairches: The Border between Scotland and England.
mairdle, mardle, merdle,
mairdle [MN. merdl, mardl]
n. A large number. A crowd, a heterogeneous collection, a swarm.
mairt, mart, mert,
mairt [meːrt]
n. A market or auction building. An ox or cow fattened for slaughter.
mairten, mairtin,
mairten [ˈmeːrtən, ˈmɛrtən]
n. The pine marten Martes martes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mairten-cat: SN. The pine marten Martes martes.
Bullion, Mairten, Mairtimas, Mairtin, Mairtin_Bullion_day, Mairtin_Bullionmas, Mairtinmas, Mairtinmass, martabolimas, Martin, Martinmas, Mertin,
Mairtin [ˈmeːrtɪn]
n. The personal name Martin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Mairtin Bullion day, Mairtin Bullionmas: The day of the Feast of the translation of St. Martin. 15 July.
Mairtinmas: the 11th. November.
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