Mile

Mile [F. Miglio (Italian), milla (Spanish), of mille (Latin), myl (Danish) myle (Dutch) meile (G.)]
English, contains 8 furlongs, every furlong 40 poles or lugs, every pole 16 feet and a half; so that the mile contains 5280 feet, or a 1000 paces.
Miles in Germany, about 5 miles English.
Miles in Italy, something more than an English one.
Miles in Scotland, 1500 geometrical paces.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

Mett * Mite
Mercatōˊrum Festum
Meekness [in Painting and Sculpture]
Merit
Meˊritot
Meˊlon [in Fortification]
Meˊrmaid
Mermaid [with Heralds]
Mermaids
Meroˊbibe
Mett
Mile
Mite
Morse
Mouraiˊlle [with Horsemen]
Muˊsquash [in several parts of America]
Nagel