| mahasata | [n] | throne <maha + sat + a> |
| mahatala | [n] | cauldron, vat <maha + tal + a> |
| mahure | [adj] | huge, gigantic <maha + ur + e> |
| maja | [n] | measurement <maj + a> |
| majawitata | [n] | geometry <maj + a + wit + ata> |
| majawitora | [n] | geometer <maj + a + wit + ora> |
| majo | [v] | measure <maj + o> |
| majosta | [n] | ruler, yardstick, measuring device <maj + osta> |
| mandira | [n] | house, home <mand + ira> |
| mando | [v] | dwell, live, reside <mand + o> |
| mane | [adj] | much, many <man + e> |
| manja | [n] | box, carton, container, basket <manj + a> A somewhat generic container term |
| mapako | [v] | create, make <ma + pak + o> |
| mapuba | [n] | bobcat, mountain lion <ma + pub + a> |
| mare | [adj] | most <mar + e> |
| masata | [n] | bench, sofa, couch <ma + sat + a> A seat with room for several people. |
| mase | [adj] | more <mas + e> |
| masesire | [adj] | frigid <ma + sesir + e> very + cold |
| mata | [n] | mother <mat + a> |
| matala | [n] | kettle, stewpot <ma + tal + a> |
| matampe | [adj] | hot <ma + tamp + e> |
| matanta | [adj] | rope, cord <ma + tant + a> |
| matuma | [n] | aunt <matum + a> |
| mavante | [adj] | strong, powerful <ma + vant + e> |
| mavasa | [n] | storm <ma + vas + a> |
| mavata | [n] | gale, hurricane <ma + vat + a> Strong wind |
| meza | [n] | ink, stain <mez + a> |
| mezavaja | [n] | pen, ink pen <mez + a + vaj + a> |
| mi- | [prfx] | smaller, lower, less important <mi> |
| mibejota | [n] | snack <mi + bej + ota> |
| misila | [n] | pebble, unit of measure <mi + sil + a> As a unit of measure equal to 1/32 of a sila, or 0.95 ounces. |
| mita | [n] | friend <mit + a> |
| mitanta | [n] | fiber, thread, filiment <mi + tant + a> |
| mivata | [n] | breeze, draft <mi + vat + a> |
| muka | [n] | surface, skin, rind, shell <muk + a> |
| musa | [n] | mouse <mus + a> |
| nabalo | [v] | help, assist <nabal + o> |
| nadite | [adj] | low <nad + ite> in height or altitude |
| nagara | [n] | city <nagar + a> |
| najima | [n] | center, middle <najim + a> |
| Najimadasa | [n] | Wednesday <najim + a + das + a> |
| nama | [n] | name <nam + a> In grammar, proper noun. |
| namato | [v] | bar, ban <namat + o> forbid entry to, deny permission to |
| namavadoka | [n] | noun augmetative <nam + a + vad + oka> In grammar, part of speech: an augmentative on a noun. |
| namite | [adj] | nominal <nam + ite> In grammar, describes a non-noun used as a noun. |
| namosa | [n] | nominal <nam + osa> In grammar, an adjective or other part of speech given a noun ending and used as a noun. |
| nampada | [n] | noun, pronoun <nam + pad + a> In grammar, the general class of nouns and pronouns. |
| nave | [adj] | new, young <nav + e> as opposed to old. |
| nemano | [v] | build, construct, make <naman + o> |
| ni | [prfx] | no, not, un- <root> with [v] to undo, or [adj] anti-, opposite quality. Also see a(n)- |
| nibaja | [n] | poor, destitute <ni + baj + a> Nominalized adjective "the poor", "poor people" |
| nibaje | [adj] | destitute, poor <ni + baj + e> Lit. having no bread. |
| nibejabe | [adj] | inedible <ni + bej + abe> |
| nichapada | [n] | determiner, article <nich + a + pad + a> In grammar, the broad class of determiners (articles and pronouns) such as the, a, an, this, that, those,... |
| nichinabe | [adj] | unbreakable, indestructable <ni + chin + abe> |
| nie | [adj] | no, not, none <ni + e> A quantifier, rather than the opposite of "yes" |
| nieda | [n] | nothing <ni + eda> |
| nigeha | [n] | house, home <nigeh + a> |
| nijote | [adj] | dark <ni + jot + e> as in not lighted |
| nilaja | [n] | blueness <nil + aja> |
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