mithransh

Mithransh means a Ray of Sun…Always bright , happy and full of energy…Can never stay in a place and wants entertainment all the time…Loves doing the head nod dance…

Be bright Be Mithransh

mithransh by RiyaReddy November 23, 2021

Anko Mitarashi

An attractive, tomboyish, purple-haired kunoichi from the Naruto series. She wears a mesh jumpsuit, a short skirt, and a long jacket. She was once the apprentice of the evil Orochimaru, but she left him after she found out he was using her. She can summon snakes. Her favorite food is dango. Some have compared her personality to be much like Naruto's, except a bit smarter.

"Anko Mitarashi is the best character ever!" said the Anko fankid.

Anko Mitarashi by Lapras-92 May 1, 2008

mitanshi 

She’s the best person you could ever have

Mitanshi is the best

mitanshi by Hello Farah February 3, 2021

mithrandir

Derivative of the elvish words "mith" meaning grey and "randir" meaning pilgrim or wanderer.

A name made up by the elves as an endearment to the wizard Gandalf from Lord of the rings.

Mithrandir kicks erse

mithrandir by Mith1982 January 2, 2005

Mithraism 

A religion that was practiced exclusively by the Roman hierarchy between 200-400 CE. It was the state religion for a short time before Christianity recieved it's backing from Constantine. Mithraism centered around a figure named Mithra who was born from a rock, had twelve disciples, taught Baptism and Eucharist, and was crucified. Like Christianity it had seven central rituals called sacraments. The two main sacraments were Baptism and the Lord's Supper. Ironically, Christianity ended up dominating the empire because it was backed by the Mithraic, Constantine.

Christianity borrowed a lot from Mithraism.

Mithraism by Buddhist Gnostic May 12, 2009

mitansh 

Lord of the lions, mosltly refered to as SIMBA, after which is spoken those around him tend to say WOOO

Jay: Hey (mitansh) Simba!
Ryan: WOOO
Melanie:WOOO
all the rest:WOOOOOOOOOOO

mitansh by Uwannaknowdontu April 10, 2008

Mithrandir

One of the Istari (Wizards) in Tolkien's works. Also Called Gandalf.

"Mithrandir!...Mithrandir! They've taken the river at Osgiliath!!! The Bridge is taken!"

Mithrandir by Manave Eru Sulanul July 6, 2004