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Portuguese magno, Italian magno
Gaulish Magios (name) "great," Middle Irish maige "large"
Gothic mikils "large," Old Norse mikill 'id.,' Old High German mihhil 'id.,' Old Saxon mikil 'id.,' Old English micel 'id.' (Middle English muchel, English much)
Albanian madh "large"
Ancient Greek μέγας (mégas) "large"
Armenian mec "large"
Sanskrit máhi- "large," Avestan mazōi "big"
A māk "many," B māka 'id.'
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