"Megrim" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Megrim is a rather archaic term that refers to a type of headache or migraine. Meergrim or Meagrim is another old-fashioned word for the same condition, which was commonly used in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Megrim
A megrim is a type of intense pain or discomfort in the head, often described as a dull ache or a feeling of tightness.
The megilloth (Hebrew: מגילות, singular מגילה, megillah) are a group of seven Jewish scripture scrolls that are considered to be part of the Hebrew Bible. The term "megilloth" is derived from the Hebrew word for "scroll".<br><br>The seven megilloth are:<br><br>1. The Scroll of Ruth (Sefer Ruth)<br>2. The Scroll of Lamentations (Sefer Eicha)<br>3. The Scroll of Esther (Sefer Esther)<br>4. The Scroll of Song of Songs (Sefer Shir Ha'Shirim)<br>5. The Scroll of Ecclesiastes (Sefer Kohelet)<br>6. The Scroll of Wisdom of Solomon (Sefer Kohelet, also known as the Book of Ecclesiastes in English)<br>7. The Scroll of Esther (Sefer Esther)<br><br>In Judaism, the megilloth are read on special occasions and holidays, and are considered to be part of the sacred text.
Megilp is a noun that refers to a characteristic facial expression of a man which is described as being pinched, and usually occurs when he is either shocked or surprised, or when he is in any way negatively affected.
Megleno-Romanian is a Romance language spoken by the Megleno-Romanians, an ethnic group living in the regions of southeastern Europe, primarily in Greece and Macedonia. It is a Romance language that has developed in isolation from other Romance languages and has retained many archaic features. Although it is closely related to Romanian, Megleno-Romanian is not mutually intelligible with it, and is considered an independent language.