mys·ter·y 2 
(mĭstə-rē)
(mĭstə-rē)n. pl. mys·ter·ies
Archaic
Archaic
1. A trade or occupation.
2. A guild, as of merchants or artisans.
[Middle English misterie, from Medieval Latin misterium, alteration (influenced by Latin mystērium, secret rite) of Latin ministerium, from minister, assistant, servant; see mei-2 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- imperishableness
- imperishably
- imperium
- impermanence
- impermanency
- impermanent
- impermeability
- impermeable
- impermeableness
- impermeably
- impermissibility
- impermissible
- impermissibly
- impersonal
- impersonality
- impersonalization
- impersonalize
- impersonally
- impersonate
- impersonation
- impersonator
- impertinence
- impertinency
- impertinent
- impertinently