<p>May 5월</p><p>경상도말의 마이 많이 즉 크고 많음을 뜻한다.</p><p>사전을 참고하면</p><p>fifth month, early 12c., from Old French <span class="foreign">mai</span> and directly from Latin <span class="foreign">Majus</span>, <span class="foreign">Maius mensis</span> "month of May," possibly from <span class="foreign">Maja</span>, <span class="foreign">Maia</span>, a Roman earth goddess (wife of Vulcan) whose name is of unknown origin; possibly from PIE <span class="foreign">*mag-ya</span> "she who is great," fem. suffixed form of root <span class="foreign">*meg-</span> "great" (cognate with Latin <span class="foreign">magnus</span>). Replaced Old English <span class="foreign">þrimilce</span>, month in which cows can be milked three times a day. May marriages have been considered unlucky at least since Ovid's day. <span class="foreign">May-apple</span> attested from 1733, American English.<br></p><p><br></p><p>Old English <span class="foreign">mæg</span> "am able" (infinitive <span class="foreign">magan</span>, past tense <span class="foreign">meahte</span>, <span class="foreign">mihte</span>), from Proto-Germanic root <span class="foreign">*mag-</span>, infinitive <span class="foreign">*maganan</span> (Old Frisian <span class="foreign">mei</span>/<span class="foreign">muga</span>/<span class="foreign">machte</span> "have power, may;" Old Saxon <span class="foreign">mag</span>/<span class="foreign">mugan</span>/<span class="foreign">mahte</span>; Middle Dutch <span class="foreign">mach</span>/<span class="foreign">moghen</span>/<span class="foreign">mohte</span>; Dutch <span class="foreign">mag</span>/<span class="foreign">mogen</span>/<span class="foreign">mocht</span>; Old High German <span class="foreign">mag</span>/<span class="foreign">magan</span>/<span class="foreign">mahta</span>; German <span class="foreign">mag</span>/<span class="foreign">mögen</span>/<span class="foreign">mochte</span>; Old Norse <span class="foreign">ma</span>/<span class="foreign">mega</span>/<span class="foreign">matte</span>; Gothic <span class="foreign">mag</span>/<span class="foreign">magan</span>/<span class="foreign">mahte</span> "to be able"), from PIE <span class="foreign">*magh-</span> (1) "to be able, have power" (source also of Greek <span class="foreign">mekhos, makhos</span> "means, instrument," Old Church Slavonic <span class="foreign">mogo</span> "to be able," <span class="foreign">mosti</span> "power, force," Sanskrit <span class="foreign">mahan</span> "great"). Also used in Old English as a "auxiliary of prediction."<br></p><p><br></p><p>막대하다 막막하다 莫 위대하다 </p><p>mat 에서 변한다 --->맡 맏 말 만 막 크다 높다 위 의 뜻이다.</p><p>마르 마루 宗 마루 종 </p><p>산만디 맏형 맏아들 </p><p>meta- </p><p>태종 세종 고종 등등 임금을 뜻할때 쓴다.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
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