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Corn. Hem, Armor. Hcma, this.
ME.
Embrace, comprchtnúon, substance uithdrawii, ronovecl.
Heb. ΠΠΟ, Me-e, to wipe ofì^, blot out, put away. TTD,,
Me-ij an engine to batter and destroy walls.
Gr. M«, no, not: (A.i-\uy, smaller, /-li-'i^, I part, divide;
am deprived.
Lat. Mc-o, to go, glide away, flow out, waste. Mc-io,
urinam reddo. Mc-to, to reap, cut οίΤ — remove substance :
Mc-tuo, to dread.
Welsh. Me-di, to reap : Me-thu, to fail, decay, perish.
Mc-itin, a moment; \vhile, past.
Irish. Me-athfhe failed; a decay: Me-ahhal, sharne,
deceit : Me-as, a pair of shears ; fruit removed from the
tree ; an orphan — cutting, cut off.
IM, HIM.
Fointing to an embrace, comprehension, or substance —
înect, disposed to embrace, or comprehend.
Heb. D>, Im, the sea. D»D>, Imim, days, a year; giants.
P. D', Im, termination of the noun masculine, in the
plural, or comprehensive number.
\iy, Ιηι-αη, the right hand.

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