Miry

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 331
mi'ri, adj. consisting of or abounding in — mire: covered with nitre n. Ml'rine . Mis-. This prefix has two semices n is either A.S. from root of verb to Mi88 01 stands for Fr. mes-, from minus, le in both cases the meaning is wrong,’ ill/ Where the prefix is B’r., is so noted. See of Prefixes. Misadventure, rais-ad-ven'tQr, an unfortunate adventure ill-luck disaster. [Fr. mes-, aiul Adventure.] [directed.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →