Mithu
Mithu，（adv．） [cp．Vedic mithū & P．micchā； mith，cp．mithaḥ alternately，Av．miqō wrongly； Goth．misso one another，missa-leiks different； Ger．E．prefix mis- i．e．wrongly：Ger．missetat wrong doing=misdeed； Lat．mūto to change，mutuus reciprocal； Goth．maipms present=Ags．mapum； mith in Vedic Sk．is “to be opposed to each other，” whereas in Vedic mithuna the notion of “pair” prevails．See also methuna] opposite，reciprocally，contrary Sn．825，882 （taken by Nd1 163 & 290，on both passages identically，as n．pl．of adj．instead of adv．，& expld by “dve janā dve kalaha-kāraka” etc．）．
--bheda [evidently in meaning of mitta-bheda “break of friendship，” although mithu means “adversary，” thus perhaps “breaking，so as to cause opposition”] breaking of alliance，enmity D．II，76； J．IV，184 （here with v．l．mitta°）； Kvu 314．（Page 532）