Mint

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 331
mint, n. the place where money coined by authority a place where anything invented or fabricated: any source of abundant supply v to com to invent [A S. mynet, money— L. moncUx (the ‘warning’ one), a surname of Juno, m whose temple at Kome money was coined—moneo, to remind.) Mint, mint. n. an aiomatic plant producing a highly odoriferous JA.S. nunte—h. Mentha — Gr. mintha „ Mintage, mmt'aj, n that which is minted or coined: the duty paid for coining [inventor. Min nr mint'er, « one who mints or coins an Minuend, rmn'u-cnd «. the number to be le ened by subtraction. [L. mi tiuendutn—*mnuo, to le en, from root of Minor.] m rodte mute mGOn tAexu 331 Minuet
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