eismic (mizosismik)

[ Asmeizoseis m- al + -ic.] Same as meizoseismal. me judice (mē jöʻdi-sē). [L.: me, abl. of ego, I; judice, abl. of judex, judge: see judge, n.] I being the judge; in my opinion; according to my judgment. meket, a. and v. A Middle English form of meek. Mekhitarist (mek'i-tar-ist), n. [Named after Mekhitar da Pietro, a native of Sebaste, Armenia, who founded a religious society at Constantinople: see def.] A member of an order of Armenian monks in communion with the Church of Rome, under a rule resembling the Benedictine, founded by Peter Mekhitar (16761749) at Constantinople in 1701, confirmed by the Pope in 1712, and finally settled on the is land of San Lazzaro near Venice in 1717. This is still their chief seat, while they have an independent monastery at Vienna and branches in Ru ia, France, Italy, Turkey, etc. The Mekhitarists are devoted to the religious and literary interests of the Armenian race wherever found, and have published many ancient Armenian manuscripts as well as original works; and their society is also organized as a literary academy, which confers honorary ship trade my, Also Mechitarist . mekillt, a. An old form of mickle.