Tangle words starting with M

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• Ma For, that of, belonging to
• Ma You (pl.)
• Maa Is that so?
• Ma’am Those of you
• Maddar A type of grass used in weaving hats and trays
• Maga You (pl.) Magam
• Magja A particular type of ring usually worn by hunters on their fingers
• Magmage Temptation
• Magu Tempt
• Magugko Has tempted you (masc. sing.) Magugku
• Magthe To go or put something high
• Magthatgo She has gone higher
• Mai Chief, king, emir
• Maikwada n A rich, wealthy, prosperous person
• Maikenti A poor person
• Maimayo n
• Mairungu Chief of strangers
• Maitede A type of grass found in swampy land
• Maiyi Mainly, specifically, especially, chiefly
• Maji Spite, spitefulness, malice
• Maju Ask
• Makani A hut made for the pigeon
• Makaranta School
• Makkuyu (To a male person)
• Mala Which ? Na attune bokoti mala? Which bucket am I to bring?
• Malam Teacher
• Malame Name of a girl or woman in some clans
• Malashiyo Name of the second female child in some clans
• Mallang neck wrinkles
• Mallu To tie
• Malluki Turbanning
• Malu Beat
• Mamo time
• Mana House, home, accommodation
• Mammum Not our house
• Manja Hausa.Palm oil
• Manjo Ageing
• Manjuyo Old age, ageing, growing old
• Mantangalang A paddle used for stirring dough or soup
• Manthilang Shapeless, amorphous, skinny, scrawny
• Mar A parasitic plant
• Marjang Big, strong, tough, stout e.g. person or rope
• Marji Grown up, matured
• Markashak Heavily built
• Marko Mark
• Matho Respect
• Mathu Read, count
• Mathuwa Reading, studying
• Mattayo Matthew
• Mattu Replant
• Me See
• Mejwa Seeing
• Me The husband of
• Memeiyi/metho Her husband
• Megmeg A chaotic. disorganized placement of things
• Mel n . Mile
• Mela Name of a second male child in some clans
• Meller Name of a male person
• Memei Male
• Men Beer, wine
• Mene Here is.... In or at a particular place or position; when something is been int…
• Menee Sing
• Mengulu Change, transform
• Mengul-mengle Transformation, complete change
• Menu Melt, liquefy, thaw
• Merge To travel, travelling, walk, a journey
• Meruk-merge n Travelling a lot, wandering, roaming about
• Meru Squeeze it, compress it, make it dense
• Meshmesh Slimy, greasy, slippery
• Methuk Part of a roof
• Midiu-midiu Well plaited, very good plaiting (of hair)
• Middu To lash at, hit, strike
• Middumidde The act of hitting or striking
• Middu mirit To hit hard with a long stick
• Miji Python
• Mikko Possess.pron.sing
• Mikku Possess.pron.pl Yours (masculine)
• Mikkum Possess.pron.pl. neut
• Mikku Shake, stir (usually with a stick)
• Mikkugo Has shaken, stirred
• Mikkuji Has/have been stirred/shaken
• Milandoji Next year
• Milantubo Next two years
• Milanu time
• Mile Modal v
• Milgo Has/have stayed/lasted long
• Milisin Last two years
• Milji Stayed long
• Milmo This year
• Mimmu Possess.pron Ours
• Min We/us
• Minni Possess.det
• Minno Possess.pron
• Minnom Not mine
• Miradgo They have separated them
• Mir/Miru Deliver, save
• Miro Deliverance, salvation, emancipation
• Mirkwi Salvation, liberation, deliverance, rescue
• Misshon Missionary
• Missi Possess.pron. sng
• Missi Jealousy, envy
• Mitto Possess.det
• Mittom Possess.det Not hers
• Miwu Possess
• Miye Pl.n
• Miyem ka kwada Rich people, the affluent
• Miyem ka pada The sick
• Miyem ka wale Lepers
• Miyemkudde (in pl.)
• Miyenmakamu Wasps
• Modangi/mo sore Probably, it is likely, perchance, possibly
• Moddo A late variety of millet; the bulrush millet
• Mododdo State of unconsciousness, coma
• Modmod To be convulsive, paroxysmal
• Mogmog To have a feeling of nausea, queasiness
• Mol (pl. mollei) Younger brother, sister
• Molanta Her brother/sister
• Molanyi His brother/sister
• Molbo Name of a second female child in some clans
• Mole Pigeon
• Mollei His/her sister/ brother
• Molgo Your brother (to a male)
• Molle Brotherhood, sisterhood; brothers, sisters
• Mollem Not brothers/sisters; not related
• Mollo My brother
• Mollugo Your (masculine sing.) brothers/sisters
• Mollugu Your (pl. neuter) brothers/sisters
• Molluji Your (feminine sing.) brothers/sisters
• Mollulamana Relatives, family members.
• Mollumum Not our brothers/sisters
• Molluno My brothers/sisters
• Mollunom Not my brothers/sisters
• Molmela Name of a third male child in some clans
• Molmol Describing a healthy growth
• Molmu Our brother/sister, fellow being
• Molsuru Name of a girl or woman in some clans
• Molu cuddle
• Mom Not this
• Mon Bitter root
• Mongo Your wife
• Mongoro Hausa
• Monje Woman
• Monjemon Female
• Monjibo Full moon
• Monno My wife
• Monthu Leave it, put it down
• Morkoshok Huge
• Moyem Interj
• Mu &det
• Mu Man, humanity, person
• Mugje To strain or sprain
• Mugjumugje Strain, sprain, dislocation
• Mugo/Muge vomit
• Mukkak Describes a cheek that is like a hump
• Mulet Scattered, in disarray
• Mull Ideoph
• Mulmu Gather, collect, to carry things in great quantity. n
• Mulum Lie, speak falsely
• Mum &det
• Mum The person, anybody
• Mun A shrub whose roots are put in infants’ water
• Munang-munang To do something in a lazy or sluggish manner
• Munduji &det
• Muru Twist, bend, entwine
• Muratgo It has turned
• Murong To act in a confused manner
• Murongji Confused, befuddled
• Murum To be disheartened, downcast, disconsolate
• Mussi Is dead
• Muta Motor, car, vehicle
• Muthe Will die
• Muthadaugu (Usually of plants or other animals)
• Mutheigo He has died
• Mutho Death, bereavement, loss
• Muyang Oily, bad in taste
• Muye In-law
• Mwaathi Firewood
• Mwai A shrub whose seeds are used as poison for arrows and spears
• Mwamo Now, currently, presently
• Mwamom It is not now
• Mwamwamo Immediately, now, without delay
• Mwarji Matured, grown (up)
• Mwaraugu They have grown, matured
• Mwaru To push something into a hole or chink
• Mwaathi A stick, firewood
• Mwathu Keep some; allow some to remain
• Mwathadgom Have not remained
• Mwinthiling Thin, slim, lean