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magill
o'dendron
588.32 - Begnal and Eckley: "'Magill
o'dendron more' may be read as many trees more" (p. 174).
[Possibly an allusion to the megillah, usually referring to
the scroll of the Book of Esther read during the Jewish festival Purim,
and is the origin of the expression which has come into the language as
"the whole megillah" i.e., telling a long and detailed story?] maize
224.21. maizenhead 582.26.
Gran turco 132.29 - McHugh (A): "It granturco:
maize." mangos
60.19. mandrake
138.33; 486.13. mangoat
353.2. manroot [penis]
169.18. Morionmale
577.1 (morion (L) = deadly nightshade).
thrydacianmad 577.1-2 (morios (Gr) = male mandrake;
thrydakias (Gr) female mandrake). mangold
211.3. mangrovemazes
221.20. maple
494.21; 587.32. Maples
155.25. maply 98.35.
"Maply me, willowy we, hickory he and yew
yourselves." 98.35-36 -
Eckley: "Joyce promotes
his tree fertility theme after declaring 'the war is in words and the wood
is the world' by parodying a
counting out rhyme" (p. 127). a
horn 6.35. legahorns
8.31 (Ahorn (G) = maple).
opulose 488.35 (opulus (L) = maple tree). marguerite
281.6. Marguerite
146.12. Margrate 387.19; 460.26.
Margaret 615.3. Margaritomancy! 281.14. marigold
127.34; 214.2. marygold
561.21. marshmallow
575.17. maryfruit
(Jesus?) 495.24. meadowgrass
207.2. meddlar
145.16. Meddlars 94.17. medlard
433.35. meiblume
267.29 (Maiblume (G) = mayflower). Melcamomilla
492.13 (chamaim�lon (Gr) = chamomile). mimosa
247.36. Mimosa 267.2. mint
7.24; 313.28; 541.11. Mint
472.5. miriamsweet
561.21. (?) missledthropes
349.12. missilethroes 616.32-33.
mistletoe 147.23; 265.17. mistletoes 393.30-31.
mistletots 588.35. mistletropes
9.19. mistellose
360.25. monkshood
571.14. moonflower
212.16. moss
184.21; 556.18; 626.23. mulbrey
265.1. Mulbreys 553.6. oakmulberryeke
221.33 (q.v. oak). Mullabury
237.5. myrrh
267.28; 477.29. myrries
241.16. myrrmyrred
92.13. Cicely 224.21 (myrris (Gr) = sweet cicely). myrtle
147.17; 226.10; 346.27. Myrtle 291.F4.
myrtles 105.1.
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