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magaþeif.Nvirginity, maidenhood
magaþsf.Imaid, virgin
Magaþsbaúrgsf.CMagdeburg
maganpret-pres. V abl.+intrto be able
magulam.Nlittle boy
 
magulusm.Ucatamite
magusm.Uboy, servant
mahtaI might
mahteif.Npossibility
mahteigsadj. mighty, able, possible
 
mahti-skalksm.Arobot
mahtsadj. possible
mahtsf.Imight, power, ability, strength, virtue, miracle, energy
maþam.Nworm, maggot
maþln.Amarket, marketplace, forum (including online)
 
maþljanI weak+intrto speak
maídjan.Amedia
máidjanI weakto falsify
máizaw.aj.greater
máizuþ-þanconj. rather, or rather
 
maíhstusm.Udunghill, shit; garbage, trash
máiþmsm.Agift
maíkanikan.Amechanics
maíkanikisksadj. mechanical
maíkanikjam.Nmechnaic (person)
 
maíkanikjof.Nmechanic (person)
maímbranam.Nparchment, manuscript
máisadv. more, rather
máis þáuidiom. more than, rather than
máis wulþriza wisanidiom. to be of more worth, be better
 
máistadv. at most
máistsadj. greatest, chief
maítaln.Ametal
maítaleinsadj. metal, metallic
máitanVII redupto cut, hew
 
Makaídonjaf.OMacedonia
Makidonsm.IMacedonian citizen
malanVI ablautto grind
malmam.Nsand
malof.Nmoth
 
mammof.Nflesh
mammonam.Nmammon, riches
manI think
man-leikam.Nimage, picture
mana-maúrþrjam.Nmurderer
 
mana-seþsf.Imankind, world, multitude
mana-waúrhts kunþsidiom. artificial intelligence
manag-maídjan.Amultimedia
manag-medjasnsee manag-maídja
manag-falþsadj. manyfold
 
managdūþsf.Iabundance
manageif.Nmultitude, crowd
managizaw.aj.greater
managsadj. much, great, many
manleikasandjaf.Otelevision
 
manleikjof.Ntelevision, imager
mannam.Nperson, man, human being
manna-hunpron. (with ni) no one
mannaleisaj.s.anthropological; (as noun) anthropologist
mannaleiseif.Nanthropology
 
mannawaúrhtspple. artificial
mannisksadj. human, of man
manniskodusm.Uhumanity
manwiþaf.Opreparation; (in plural) necessary means
manwjanI weakto prepare
 
manwubaadv. in readiness
manwusadj. ready, prepared
majusm.U/IMay (month)
maúnasterin.JAconvent
máurgeinsf.Iabbreviation
 
maúrginsm.Amorning
maúrgusadj. short
maúrþrn.Amurder
maúrþrjanI weakto murder
maúrnānIII weakto mourn
 
mareif.Nsea
marzeinsf.Istumbling-block, impediment
marzjanI weakto offend, hinder, cause to stumble
marha-skalksm.Amarshall
marhsm.Ahorse
 
mari-sáiwsm.Isea, lake
marikreitusm.Upearl
markaf.Oboundary, border, coast
Marksismusm.UMarxism
Marksistusm.UMarxist
 
martiusm.AMarch
mati-balgsm.Ifood bag, knapsack
matjanI weakto eat, feed
matsm.Imeat, food, meal
mawif.JOmaiden, damsel
 
mawilof.Nyoung maiden, girl
megsm.Ason in law
meiganI ablautto urinate
meidjasnsee maídja
meinspron. my
 
mekeism.JAsword
meln.Atime, hour, season; (in plural) writings, scriptures
melam.Nbushel, measure
meljanI weakto write
menam.Nmoon
 
menins dagsidiom. Monday
menins riqisidiom. lunar eclipse
menoþsm.Cmonth
mereinsf.Ipreaching
meriþaf.Orumor, renown, report, fame
 
merjanI weakto preach, proclaim
merjandsm.NDproclaimer, preacher
mersadj. known, famous
mesn.Atable (for working); dish; vessel, trough
metn.Ameasure
 
mid-gardi-waddjusm.Ua middle wall, a fence
midja-sweipáinsf.Iflood, deluge
midjawikof.NWednesday, mid-week
midjiss.aj.middle
midjun-gardsm.Iearth, world
 
midumaf.Omidst, center
midumondsm.NDmediator
midusm.Umead
mizdof.Nreward
miþprep. +datwith, among, together with, through, by, near
 
miþadv. with
miþ ushramjanidiom. to crucify with
miþ tweihnáim markomidiom. amid the two boundaries, in the midst of the region
miþ-arbáidjanI weakto toil or struggle together
miþ-ga-sinþam.Ntravelling companion
 
miþ-ga-timrjanI weakto build up together
miþ-gardi-waddjusf.Upartition wall
miþ-þan-eiconj. while (showing contrast), during, when
miþ-in-sandjanI weakto send someone along as a companion
miþ-inn-ga-leiþanI ablautto enter together, go in with someone
 
miþ-libānIII weakto live with someone or something
miþ-litjanI weakto dissemble, leave an assembly
miþ-nimanIV ablautto receive
miþ-sokjanI weak+datto dispute
miþ-weitwodjanI weakto testify together
 
miþ-wisanV ablaut+datto stand with
miþ-wisseif.Nconscience, awareness
miþ-witanpret-pres. I abl.to be aware
mikil-dūþsf.Igreatness
mikil-þūhtsadj. high minded, proud
 
mikila skolaidiom. university
mikilabaadv. greatly
mikileif.Ngreatness
mikilnanIV weak+intrto be magnified
mikiljanI weakto make much of, praise, exalt, magnify, glorify
 
mikilsadj. great, large, big
mildiþaf.Omildness, kindness
milhmam.Ncloud
miliþn.Ahoney
militonII weakto serve in the (Roman) army
 
militondspple. soldier
miluksf.Cmilk
milukswigsm.AMilky Way
miltjaf.Oliver; spleen
mimzn.Aflesh, meat
 
minnizaw.aj.smaller, less; younger
minniza kunjaháidusidiom. subculture
minnistsadj. least, smallest
minsadv. less
miurjof.Nant
 
mis leikáiþidiom. I like it; it pleases me
mis wulþráis nistidiom. doesn't matter to me
mis fraweit leitáidáuidiom. vengeance is mine
missa-dedileisaj.s.criminological, (as noun) criminologist
missa-dedileiseif.Ncriminology
 
missa-deþsf.Imisdeed, crime, sin, trespass
missa-qissf.Idiscord, dissention, division of opinion
missa-leiksadj. different, various
missa-táujanI weakto transgress; (as pple.) transgressor
missamuneif.Nbipolar disorder
 
missoadv. (always with pers. pron.) reciprocally, the one the other, one to another
mistila-tainsm.Amistletoe
mistilsm.Amistletoe
mitadjof.Nmeasure
mitaþsf.Cmeasure, bushel
 
mitanV ablautto measure
mitonII weakto consider, think, ponder
mitonileisaj.s.ideological
mitonileiseif.Nideology
mitonsf.Ithought, considering, reasoning, idea
 
muka-modeif.Ngentleness
muldaf.Odust
munānIII weakto consider, think, intend, mean (to do something)
munanpret-pres. IV abl.to think
mundreif.Ngoal, target, aim
 
munþsm.Amouth
munsm.Ithought, intention, emotion, purpose
modagsadj. angry, wrathful
moþsm.Aanger, wrath
motaf.Ocustom, custom-house
 
mota-staþsm.Itoll place, receipt of custom
motanpret-pres. VI abl.to find room
motareism.JAtoll-taker, publican