Mental

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 324
men'tal, adj. pertaining to the mind: in- tellectual —adv Men'tally. [From L. mens, ment is the mind — Sans root man. to think.] Mention, men shun, n a bi'tcf notice or remark a hint —v t to notice bi'icfly to remark: to name —adj. Men'tionablO [L. in cut to, inentioms, from loot men, Sans man, to think.] Mentor, men'tor, n a wise:*nd faithful counsellor or monitor, —adj. Mentor'ial. From Gr. Mentor, the friend of Uly es^root of Mental.] Menu, men'oo, list of things composing a repast. [Lit. ‘detailed,’ ‘minute/ L. mmutus small. See Minute Me phis top he lean, mef-is-tof-ele-an adj. cynical, sceptical, malicious. [FrPm Mephistophelcs, a character in Goethe’s Faus
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