- mynych
- afrequent
Welsh-English dictionary. 2013.
mynych
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many — [OE] Many goes back ultimately to Indo European *monogho , *menogho , which also produced Russian mnogij ‘many’ and Welsh mynych ‘often’. From it was descended prehistoric Germanic *managaz, *manigaz, which have differentiated into German manch,… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
many — {{11}}many (adj.) O.E. monig, manig many, many a, much, from P.Gmc. *managaz (Cf. O.S. manag, Swed. môngen, O.Fris. manich, Du. menig, O.H.G. manag, Ger. manch, Goth. manags), from PIE *menegh copious (Cf. O.C.S. munogu … Etymology dictionary
men(e)gh-, mon(e)gh-, mn̥gh- — men(e)gh , mon(e)gh , mn̥gh English meaning: abundant, excessive Deutsche Übersetzung: “reichlich, viel; reichlich geben” Material: O.Ind. maghá n. “gift, present”, maghávan(t) “gabenreich, generous “; m. ‘spender”, maṁhatē… … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
many — [OE] Many goes back ultimately to Indo European *monogho , *menogho , which also produced Russian mnogij ‘many’ and Welsh mynych ‘often’. From it was descended prehistoric Germanic *managaz, *manigaz, which have differentiated into German manch,… … Word origins
БЕВЕРЕГИЙ — [Беверидж; лат. Beveregius; англ. Beveridge] Вильгельм (Уильям) (1638, Барон, Франция 1708, Сент Асаф, Великобритания), англикан. еп. Сент Асафа, канонист и издатель источников по церковному праву. Собственные сочинения писал на англ., лат. и… … Православная энциклопедия
