mith — ˈmith chiefly Scotland variant of might I … Useful english dictionary
Mith|ra|ic — «mihth raymh>ihk», adjective. of, having to do with, or connected with Mithras or his worship … Useful english dictionary
Mith|ra — «MIHTH ruh», noun. = Mithras. (Cf. ↑Mithras) … Useful english dictionary
Mith|gar|thr — «mihTH GAHRTH uhr», noun. = Midgard. (Cf. ↑Midgard) … Useful english dictionary
Mith|rae|um — «mihth REE uhm», noun, plural rae|a « REE uh». a Mithraic temple. ╂[< New Latin Mithraeum < Latin Mithrās Mithras] … Useful english dictionary
Mith|ra|i|cism — «mihth RAY uh sihz uhm», noun. = Mithraism. (Cf. ↑Mithraism) … Useful english dictionary
Mith|ra|ism — «MIHTH ray ihz uhm», noun. the religion of the worshipers of Mithras: »Mithraism took on the form of a mystery religion, with elaborate rites and ceremonies (C. E. Olmstead) … Useful english dictionary
Mith|ra|is|tic — «MIHTH ray IHS tihk», adjective. = Mithraic. (Cf. ↑Mithraic) … Useful english dictionary
Mith|ra|ist — «MIHTH ray ihst», noun. a worshiper of or believer in Mithras … Useful english dictionary
mith|ra|my|cin — «MIHTH ruh MY suhn», noun. a highly toxic antibiotic derived from a species of streptomyces, used in the treatment of various cancerous tumors. ╂[< Medieval Latin mithr (idatum) an antidote + English (strepto) mycin] … Useful english dictionary