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mit noun | mythnoun commonly-held but false belief mythnoun divine story mythosnoun anything transmitted by word of mouth mythosnoun story or set or stories relevant to a particular culture or some other group |
mitenka noun | mittennoun type of glove |
mitochondrium noun | mitochondrionnoun respiratory organelle |
mitolog noun | mythologistnoun person who studies mythology |
mitologem | mythologem mythologeme |
mitologia noun | mythologynoun collection and study of myths mythologynoun myths concerning an event, person or institution mythologynoun myths of a people |
mitologicznie | mythologically |
mitologiczny adjective | mythologicaladjective legendary mythologicaladjective of, or relating to myths or mythology |
mitologizacja | mythicisation mythicization |
mitologizm | mythologism |
mitologizowanie | mythicise mythicize |
mitoman noun | mythomaniacnoun someone who suffers from mythomania |
mitomania noun | mythomanianoun compulsion to tell lies |
mitomanka noun | mythomaniacnoun someone who suffers from mythomania |
mitotyczny adjective | mitoticadjective of or pertaining to mitosis |
mitoza noun | mitosisnoun division of a cell nucleus |
Mitra | Mitra |
mitra noun | mitrenoun a covering for the head, worn on solemn occasions by church dignitaries |
mitraistyczny adjective | Mithraicadjective of or relating to Mithraism |
mitraita noun | Mithraistnoun follower of Mithraism |
mitraizm noun | Mithraismnoun an ancient mystery cult |
mitralieza | mitrailleuse |
Mitrydates noun | Mithridatesnoun ancient male given name |
mitrydatyzm noun | mithridatismnoun the practice of ingesting successively greater amounts of a poison |
mityczny | mythic |
mityczny adjective | mythicaladjective existing in myth |
mityng noun | meetingnoun gathering for a purpose |
mitynka noun | mittennoun type of glove |
Abrahamita noun | Abrahamitenoun member of 18th century sect |
admitancja noun | admittancenoun physics: reciprocal of impedance |
aksamit noun | velvetnoun fabric |