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Mee
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Appendix:Variations of "mee"
English
+ (surname)
Etymology
As an English surname, from the archaic noun en mee physician. Compare en Mayer, en Myer.
As an en ga - surname, Anglicized from ga Ó Miadhaigh descendant of Miadhach, from ga miadhach honorable. Compare en Meehan, en McNamee.
As a rare en fr - surname (en Mée), from placenames such as Le Mée-sur-Seine, from en fro meis farmstead, from en la mansus.
Lunar crater en Arthur Butler Phillips Mee Arthur Butler Phillips Mee Scottish British astronomer
Proper noun
~
en.
en crater quandrangle:suf/LQ28 r/Nearside celestial body/Moon r/Earth-Moon System star system/Solar System.
Anagrams
en eem -eme EME Eme eem eme
Luxembourgish
Etymology
From lb gmh meie, from lb goh meio, from lb la Maius, from the Roman goddess en Maia, the lb itc - goddess of growth. Cognate with en May, de Mai, nl maj, is maí, fy maaie.
Pronunciation
lb /meː/
lb eː 1
lb mee
Noun
m
May
See also
Further reading
Manx
gv:Coontae ny +
Etymology
From gv sga Mide Meath, most likely from sga mide middle, centre.
Proper noun
gv proper noun f Yn Vee
Meath
Synonyms
gv Coontae ny Mee
Derived terms
gv Eearvee Yn Eearvee
gv Counties of Ireland