Definition: The word "mi_tn" refers to "Mithra," a deity in ancient Roman religion, particularly mentioned in Jewish scriptures during the time of King Antiochus IV Epiphanes. The word originally means "my friend" or "my protector," which has since been associated with certain deities and figures who played pivotal roles in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In the context of ancient Roman religious practices, mi_tn was often considered a divine helper, specifically for those seeking protection from violence or other dangers.

mi_tn

Definition: Mi-TN: A software package that converts UTF-8 files to a format that can be easily imported into other applications. UTF-8: An encoding used in many languages to represent text as blocks of 2 byte ASCII characters, suitable for storing and transmitting text. Tn: The name given by the author to the program.

mi_tn_utf8