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mes'-sa, 1 . to measure. 

 2. brazen ; of brass. 



mes'-sar, 1. knife. 



2. one who measures. 



mes'-sar -Ming, knife blade. 



me'sel, chisel. 



me'-scl-a, to chisel, to join. 



mesh'd'r, master. 



mesh' -d' i'-wai'i-s' I, master-wort. 



me' -sick, frugal. 



ml, pains, labor pains, trouble ; 

 concern. 



mich, me. 



mid, middle. 



mid'-da, in the middle ; between. 



mid'-dak, midday, noon ; dinner. 



mid' -dak-es' -sa, dinner. 



ml' -dich-ked, lassitude. 



mid'l, sore hand ; sometimes ap- 

 plied to a felon. 



mid'-'l-a, to meddle. 



mid'-'l-ar, a mediator, a "middle- 

 man." 



mid'-'l-bar, mediate. 



mid'-'l-mel, middlings — second 

 grade of tlour. 



mid' -'l-me-sicJi, tolerable, moderate. 



mid' -^l-mbs, average ; lit., middle 

 measure. 



mid' -H punk-ka, centre, centre point. 



mid'-ter-nacht, midnight. 



mid'-t'l, remedy. 



mid'-woch, Wednesday. 



ml'-ghlich, possible. 



mik, fly. 



mik'-ka-blash'-der, fly plaster (can- 

 tharides). 



mik' -ka-garn, fly net — for horses. 



mik'-ka-g'shdr, fly net for horses ; 

 lit., fly harness. 



mik'-s'l-fu'-der, mixed feed for ani- 

 mals. 



mil, mill. 



mll'-daich, mill pond, a race. 



mll'-dam, milldam. 



mil' -dan, mildew. 



mil'-ich, milk. 



mil' -ich- grant, milk weed. 



mil' -ich-haus, dairy. 



mil' -ich-lior, down, of the cheeks ; 



lit., milk hair. 

 mil' -ich-keV -lar, cellar where milk 



is kept. 

 mil' -ich-saft, chyle. 

 mil' -ich-sai' , milk strainer. 

 mil-its', militia. 

 mil'-lar, miller. 

 mll'-mach-er, millwright. 

 mils, spleen. 

 mils' -ich, melancholy. 

 mils' -krank-et, melancholia. 

 mils' -krank-het' , melancholia. 

 mil'-shtah, dust or sweepings of a 



grist mill. 

 mil-yan', million. 

 mil-yun', million (frequently used 



in the rural districts). 

 min-udt', minute. 

 mlr, we. 



ml'-sel-ich, wearisome. 

 ml' -sel-ich-ked, wearisomeness. 

 mi'-sich, idle, 



ml' -sicJi-gang, habitual idleness. 

 mis' -hranch-a, to misuse ; to abuse. 

 mis' -drau-a, to distrust ; to mistrust. 

 mis' -drau-ish, suspicious. 

 mis' -far -gunt' , envy. 

 mis' -far-shtend' -nis, misunderstand- 

 ing. 

 mis-fo'-la, to displease. 

 mis-fol' -ya, to disobey. 

 mis'-gun-nish, envious. 

 mis' -gunsJid, envy. 

 mish'-bla, persimmons. 

 mishd'-hof, dung yard ; barn yard. 

 mishdt, dung, manure. 

 mish'-ta, to manure, to remove man 



ure from stalls. 

 mis'-lich, uncertain. 

 mis'-sa, 1. to be obliged, must, 

 2. to miss, to fail to meet, or 



accomplish. 



