miror

Miror is not a recognized word in standard English. In most uses, it is either a typographical variant of mirror or a deliberate stylization used as a proper noun. Consequently, its meaning is highly dependent on context.

As a misspelling, miror can appear in casual writing, captions, and user-generated content where mirror was intended. In such cases the intended sense remains that of a surface that reflects light or an image of such a surface.

As a proper noun, Miror may be employed as a brand name, a product line, a character name, or a title in works of fiction. Because it is not a standardized term, references to Miror are context-specific and one should look to surrounding text for meaning.

In technology and media, the related concept of mirroring refers to duplicating data, displays, or signals. The form miror itself is uncommon in technical writing and, when used, usually functions as a name rather than a description.

See also: Mirror; Reflection; Brand name; Data mirroring.