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Meiny
(2 syl.). A company of attendants. (Norman, meignal and mesnie, a household, our menial.)
With that the smiling Kriemhild forth stepped a little space,
And Brunhild and her meiny greeted with gentle grace.
Lettsom's Nibelungen Lied. stanza 604.
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