Dictionary Dictionary # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z There are currently 117 names in this directory beginning with the letter M.machachina /mɑʧɑʧinɑ/ vb. to cause to get drunkmachak /mɑʧɑk/ nn. one who drinks to get drunkmachana /mɑʧɑnɑ/ vb. to drink alcoholmacharina /mɑʧɑɾinɑ/ vb. to get drunkmachashka~machushka /mɑʧɑʃkɑ/~/mɑʧuʃkɑ/ nom. drunkmachka /mɑʧkɑ/ nn. toasted barley finely groundmachkana /mɑʧkɑnɑ/ vb. to finely grind a grain/cereal mai /mɑj/ wh. wheremaibi /mɑjbi/ wh. wheremaida /mɑjdɑ/ wh. by where; howmaidadikish /mɑjdɑdikiʃ/ nn. an object; action that is silly or bad maidi /mɑjdi/ 1. wh. where is 2. expr. show me; give memaijimbish /mɑjximbiʃ/ wh. pron. expr. who; whoever; which; whichevermaijin /mɑjxin/ wh. pron. which; who; whoevermaikimbish /mɑjikimbiʃ/ wh. pron. expr. who; whoever; which; whichever maikin /mɑjikin/ wh. pron. which; who; whoevermaillana /mɑjʒɑnɑ/ vb. to wash (except cloth, clothing or thread)maillarina /mɑjʒɑɾinɑ/ vb. refl. to wash one’s skinmailliyana /mɑjʒijɑnɑ/ vb. to get well after being drunkmailluk shungu /mɑjʒuk ʃungu/ 1. nom. not drunk 2. nom. without breakfast; fastingmaimu /mɑjmu/ wh. to wheremaimunda /mɑjmundɑ/ wh. from wheremaki /mɑki/ nn. handmaki muku /mɑki muku/ nn. wristmaki p’atak /mɑki pʰɑtɑk/ nn. the wide side of the hand; the open handmaki pamba /mɑki pɑmbɑ/ nn. palm of the handmaki rigra /mɑki ɾigɾɑ/ nn. arms lengthmaki talun /mɑki tɑlun/ nn. elbowmallina /mɑʒinɑ/ vb. to taste malta /mɑltɑ/ nom. half grownmana /mɑnɑ/ neg. notmañachina /mɑɲɑʧinɑ/ vb. to lend; to extend creditmanarik /mɑnɑɾik/ adv. not yetmanchana /mɑnʧɑnɑ/ vb. to fearmancharina /mɑnʧɑɾinɑ/ vb. refl. to scare oneself; to get frightenedmanchi /mɑnʧi/ nn. fright, terrormanchisiki /mɑnʧisiki/ nn. one that becomes surprised easilymandana /mɑndɑnɑ/ vb. to spread (a piece of cloth)manga /mɑngɑ/ nn. potmanila /mɑnilɑ/ nn. wrist bandmapa /mɑpɑ/ nn. filth; dirtinessmapayachina /mɑpɑjɑʧinɑ/ vb. to make dirtymapayana /mɑpɑjɑnɑ/ vb. to become dirtymara /mɑɾɑ/ nn. child (of about 5 years of age)marki /mɑɾki/ nom. carried in one’s armsmarkik~markuk mama /mɑɾkik~mɑɾkuk mɑmɑ/ nn. godmother from one’s baptismmasha /mɑʃɑ/ nn. brother-in-law; son-in-lawmashkana /mɑʃkɑnɑ/ vb. to look formashna /mɑʃnɑ/ wh. how much; how manymashti /mɑʃti/ expr. used as a filler for a forgotten word or detail that one is trying to remembermasuyachina /mɑsujɑʧinɑ/ vb. to muffle; to deafenmasuyana /mɑsujɑnɑ/ cop. to become muffled; to become deafenedmauga /mɑwgɑ/ nn. old cloth or clothingmaugayachina /mɑwgɑjɑʧinɑ/ vb. to make old (esp. cloth or clothing)maugayana /mɑwgɑjɑnɑ/ cop. to become old (esp. cloth or clothing)micha /miʧɑ/ nn. lampmichik /miʧik/ nn. shepherdmichina /miʧinɑ/ vb. to herd; to shepherdmijiku /mixiku/ nn. Bot. black century plantmijikuna /mixikunɑ/ 1. vb. to eat 2. nn. foodmikllana /mikʒɑnɑ/ vb. to put something in front part of one’s poncho or skirt to carry or hold itmikunada kuna /mikunɑdɑ kunɑ/ vb. to feedmilga /milgɑ/ nom. much; many; a lotmillana /miʒɑnɑ/ 1. vb. to nauseate 2. vb. to boremillani /miʒɑni/ 1. nom. ugly 2. nom. dirtymilli /miʒi/ nom. evil; perverse millma /miʒmɑ/ nn. wool; down; fuzz; fleecemillma k'uru /miʒmɑ kʰuɾu/ nn. Zoo. a worm covered with hairmillpuchina /miʒpuʧinɑ/ vb. to drownmillpuna /miʒpunɑ/ vb. to swallowminga /mingɑ/ nn. a gathering of people who work without paymingana /mingɑnɑ/ vb. to put in charge ofmini /mini/ nn. weft (of a weaving)ministina /ministinɑ/ vb. to needmirachina /miɾɑʧinɑ/ vb. to increase; to promote; to augment; to generatemirana /miɾɑnɑ/ vb. to give birth (used for humans not animals)mirarina /miɾɑɾinɑ/ cop. to become augmented; to become multipliedmirlun /miɾlun/ nn. Zoo. yellow-breasted; black-backed birdmishana /miʃɑnɑ/ vb. to compete to see who can work fastermishki /miʃki/ nom. sweetmishkichina /miʃkiʧinɑ/ vb. to season; to add spices; to make salty food tastymishkiyachina /miʃkijɑʧinɑ/ vb. to sweetenmishkiyana /miʃkijɑnɑ/ cop. to become sweetmisi /misi/ nn. Zoo. catmitikuchina /mitikuʧinɑ/ vb. to hidemitikuna /mitikunɑ/ cop. to become hiddenmitikusha vinsina /mitikuʃɑ vinsinɑ/ vb. refl. to escape; to free oneself frommitsa /mitsɑ/ nom. mean; stingy; needy; miserablemitsa kara /miʦɑ kɑɾɑ/ nn. miserable person (insult)mitsana /miʦɑnɑ/ 1. vb. to scrimp 2. cop. to be stingymuchachina /muʧɑʧinɑ/ 1. vb. to put together 2. vb. to kiss each othermuchana /muʧɑnɑ/ vb. to kissmuku /muku/ nn. joint; articulationmukuda rurana /mukudɑ ɾuɾɑnɑ/ vb. to undress; to make nudemukuna /mukunɑ/ vb. to chewmulana /mulɑnɑ/ vb. to grind; to sharpen; to file; to polish; to smoothmunachina /munɑʧinɑ/ vb. to make (someone) want; to cause to desire or to be enviousmunana /munɑnɑ/ vb. to want; to desire; to likemundungu /mundungu/ nn. headmuni /muni/ nn. will; liking; taste; desiremuru /muɾu/ 1. nn. grain; little rock; freckle 2. nom. spotted; black & whitemuru ungi /muɾu ungi/ nn. chicken pox; measlesmushuk /muʃuk/ nom. newmushukyana /muʃukjɑnɑ/ cop. become like newmuspa /muspɑ/ nn. idiot; dreamer; one who doesn’t work or toilmuspachina /muspɑʧinɑ/ vb. to upset; to trouble; to bothermusra /musɾa/ nn. idolmusu /musu/ nn. young man; bachelormut’kik /mutʰkik/ nn. a person who smells or sniffs somethingmut’kina /mutʰkinɑ/ vb. to smell or sniffmutuskina /mutuskinɑ/ vb. to gnaw; pick; wear downmuya /mujɑ/ nn. pasture; grassmuyu /muju/ nn. seedmuyuchina /mujuʧinɑ/ vb. to turn; to cause to turn or revolvemuyuna /mujunɑ/ vb. to surroundmuyundik /mujundik/ nom. in a circle; aroundmuyurina /mujuɾinɑ/ vb. refl. to turn oneself around
