[mengan], w. v., to mingle, unite, with, w. acc. of thing: inf. se þe mere-grundas mengan scolde, [1450].
ge-mengan, to mix with, commingle: pret. part. [849], [1594].
[menigu], st. f., multitude, many: nom. and acc. sg. mâðma menigeo (multitude of treasures, presents), [2144]; so, mänigo, [41].
[mercels], st. m., mark, aim: gen. sg. mercelses, [2440].
[mere], st. m., sea, ocean: nom. sg. se mere, [1363]; acc. sg. on mere, [1131], [1604]; on nicera mere, [846]; dat. sg. fram mere, [856].
[mere-deór], st. n., sea-beast: acc. sg., [558].
[mere-fara], w. m., seafarer: gen. sg. mere-faran, [502].
[mere-fix], st. m., sea-fish: gen. pl. mere-fixa (the whale, cf. [540], [549].
[mere-grund], st. m., sea-bottom: acc. sg., [2101]; acc. pl. mere-grundas, [1450].
[mere-hrägl], st. n., -sea-garment, i.e., sail: gen. pl. mere-hrägla sum, [1906].