Ancient Greek-English Dictionary Language

μύρω
(Verb), 달리다, 흘러가다, 흐르다, 뛰다, 뛰어들다##울다, 눈물을 흘리다##슬퍼하다, 애도하다, 비통해하다
μύρον
(Noun), ##고약, 연고, 발삼전나무, 발삼 수지####감언이설, 달래는 말
μῦς
(Noun), 쥐, 생쥐##홍합, 조개의 일종##고래의 일종##근육
μυσαρός
(Adjective), 더러운, 지저분한, 불쾌한, 진저리나는, 불결한, 역겨운##오염된, 더럽혀진
μυσάττομαι
(Verb), 혐오하다, 싫어하다, 몹시 싫어하다, 미워하다, 질색하다
μυσαχθής
(Adjective),
Μύσιος
(Adjective), a Mysian dirge
Μυσός
(Noun), a Mysian##an inhabitant of Mysia
μυσπολέω
(Verb), to run about like a mouse
μύσταξ
(Noun), 콧수염
μυσταγωγία
(Noun), initiation into the mysteries
μυσταγωγός
(Noun), 비의 전수자, 밀교 전도사
μυστηρικός
(Adjective), of or for mysteries, mystic
μυστήριον
(Noun), ##비밀, 수수께끼, 베일####
μυστηρίς
(),
μυστηριῶτις
(Noun), of or for the mysteries, during the Eleusinian mysteries
μύστης
(Noun), one who has been initiated
μυστικός
(Adjective), 비밀의, 감춰진, 비밀스러운
μυστιλάομαι
(Verb), to sop bread in soup or gravy and eat it, he ladles out, scooped out
μυστίλη
(Noun), a piece of bread
μυστιπόλος
(Adjective), solemnising mysteries, performing mystic rites

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