| 释义 |
mix·en
\ˈmiksən\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English, dung, dunghill; akin to Old English meox dung, filth, mīgan to urinate, Middle Dutch mist, mest dung, Old Saxon & Old High German mist dung, Old Norse mīga to urinate, Gothic maihstus dung, Latin mingere, meiere to urinate, Greek omichein, omeichein to urinate, Sanskrit mehati he urinates
dialect chiefly England : a pile of dung or refuse : a manure heap |