"Mimatuta" meaning in All languages combined

See Mimatuta on Wiktionary

Proper name [Translingual]

Etymology: Named by Leigh Van Valen by blending the following elements: Sindarin mîr (“jewel”), Matuta (a Roman goddess), a claimed Latin word *mius ("imitator"), Latin tuta (“safe”), and Mîm (a dwarf in the Silmarillion). Etymology templates: {{der|mul|sjn|mîr||jewel}} Sindarin mîr (“jewel”), {{der|mul|la|tutus|tuta|safe}} Latin tuta (“safe”) Head templates: {{head|mul|proper noun|||g=|g2=|head=Mimatuta|nogendercat=1}} Mimatuta
  1. A taxonomic genus within the family Periptychidae – an extinct condylarth mammal from the Paleocene. Wikipedia link: Leigh Van Valen, Mater Matuta, Middle-earth dwarf characters#Mîm, Silmarillion
    Sense id: en-Mimatuta-mul-name-SHJggjpJ Categories (other): Translingual entries with incorrect language header, Taxonomic names (genus)

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