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Gr. Mv-u, to shut, close, cover : μν-ιω, to initiate into
mysteries : /Af-jaw^ to moisten : μν-λ-ή, a mill, covering
mass.
Lati Mu-cor, mouldiness ; mu-nio, to enclose, fortify ;
muruSj a wall, &c.
Welsh. Bitty a large measure of liquids: Mw, a sur-
rounding substance : Mzcd, an arch, or vaulted roof.
Mzig, smoke. ΜΰΊ/, A. Mui, more^ greater, larger.
Irish. Mu-adh, a cloud; noble, great, good: Mu-aì,dí
top, summit.
Corn. Muf much: Mui, great.
AN, HAN.
Tending to produce, dkcriminatc, or simplifj/. —
See examples under N.
NA.
Producing, discriminating, simplifying — in a positive
manner : or, what is produced, simp/ijicd.
ι Heb. N3, Na, now — the present point.
Gr. Να-ος, a temple : v;^-•.?, a ship — a fabric — thing formed
or produced : hence, va-iw, I inhabit — occupy a fabric ;
tui, verily, certainly, Nac, particle of discrimination.
Lat. Kae-vns, a natural mark ; Sa-vo, I do, make, pro-