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Etymology 1

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Borrowed from English mill, from Millstone, a Magic: The Gathering card with a similar effect.

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ミル (miru

  1. (Hearthstone) A strategy centered on depleting the opponent's deck.
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Etymology 2

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Alternative spelling
(Brazil, obsolete)

Derived from Portuguese mil réis.

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ミル (miru

  1. (Brazil, historical) Brazilian milreis
    • 1925 April 10, 伯剌西爾時報 (Burajiru Jihō) [News of Brazil]‎[1], number 391, page 3:
      (おく)(さま)『おなべや、(よし)(ばう)(いち)(みる)(ぎん)(くわ)()()んだから、(はや)くお()(しや)(さま)(でん)()をかけておくれ』
      (なべ)(おく)(さま)(いち)(みる)(ぐらゐ)でお()(しや)(さま)()ぶのは(そん)ぢやございませんか』
      Okusama "Onabe ya, Yoshibō ga ichi-miru ginka o nomikonda kara, hayaku o-isha-sama e denwa o kakete okure"
      Onabe "Okusama ichi-miru de o-isha-sama o yobu no wa son ja gozaimasen ka"
      Mother: "Oh Pot, Yoshibō has swallowed a milreis! Call the doctor, swiftly!"
      Pot: "Ma'am, wouldn't calling the doctor over a mere milreis be a net loss?"

Etymology 3

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English mil

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Noun

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ミル (miru

  1. a mil (11000 inch)

Etymology 4

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Borrowed from English mill

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ミル (miru

  1. a mill
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