mergae, ārum, f. (vgl. griech. ἀμέργω, streife ab), die Gabel, womit das abgemähte Getreide in Haufen gebracht wurde, Plaut. Poen. 1018. Colum. 2, 31, 3; vgl. Paul. ex Fest. 124, 1. – scherzh., si attigeris ostium, iam hercle tibi mergeis in ore fiet messis pugneis, kriegst du eine reiche Ernte von Faustschlägen ins Gesicht, Plaut. rud. 763. Vgl. Voß Verg. georg. 1, 287. p. 238.
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Merlon — For the Paper Mario series character, see Merlon (Mario). Merlons of the Alcazaba in Almeria, Spain. In architecture, a merlon forms the solid part of an embattled parapet, sometimes pierced by embrasures. The space between two merlons is usually … Wikipedia
αμέργω — (Α ἀμέργω) (ενεργ. και μέσ. με την ίδια σημασία) κόβω, δρέπω, μαζεύω από το δέντρο, τρυγώ. [ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. Λέξη από την τεχνική ορολογία που τελικά περιέπεσε σε αχρηστία. Το ρήμα σημαίνει συνήθως «μαζεύω, συλλέγω» υποδηλώνοντας κυρίως την έννοια «αποσπώ … Dictionary of Greek
merlon — (n.) solid part of a battlement, 1704, from Fr. merlon (17c.), from It. merlone, augmentative of merlo battlement, perhaps a contraction of mergola, dim. of L. mergae two pronged pitchfork … Etymology dictionary
merlon — /ˈmɜlən/ (say merluhn) noun (in a battlement) the solid part between two crenels. {French, from Italian merlone, from Latin mergae fork} …
merĝ-1 — merĝ 1 English meaning: to strip off, to wipe Deutsche Übersetzung: “abstreifen, abwischen” Note: (partly also East IE merg ) Material: O.Ind. mr̥ ṇa j üni (1. sg. Konj.), mr̥ṇ̃jata (3. pl.) “whisk, abstreifen” (compare… … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
mer|lon — «MUR luhn», noun. the solid part between two openings in a battlement. ╂[< French merlon < Italian merlone < merlo battlement, perhaps < Latin mergae, plural, (two pronged) pitchfork] … Useful english dictionary
