mamerit

[ME., Aboute the time of mid dai Out of a mameri a sai Sarasins com gret foisoun, That hadde anoured here Mahoun. Beves of Hamtoun , p. 54. ( Hall i well .) mamilla, mamillary, etc. See mammilla, etc. Mamillar i a (mam-i-la'ri-ä), n. [NL. (Haworth, 1812), so called in allusion to the protuberances on the stem; IMG:content-0149.jpg:[graphic] nate. Davies. But why urge I this? None but some mamish monsters can question it. Bp . Hall , Works, V. 464.