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mandat — (kwo) mandate, warrant, credentials

mandir — (kwo) temple (building for worship)

Hindi

manera — (kwo) manner

mangan — (kwo) manganese (chem.)

mangi — (zwo) be busy (with)

me mangi, foni poy — I am busy, call later

me mangi reporta — I am busy with the report

me mangi lekti un kitaba — I am busy with reading a book

manga — (kwo) being busy, pressure of work

manga-ney (mange) — (kwel) busy, occupied

bumanga — (kwo) idleness

bumange — (kwel) not busy, idle

sidi bumangem — sit idly

Mandarin

mango — (kwo) mango

Japanese

mangusta — (kwo) mongoose

Romanian

mani — (kwo) money

pi-mani — (kwo) tip, gratuity

handa-mani — (kwo) ready cash, money in hand

manidan — (kwo) purse

mania — (kwo) mania

mania de persekwa — mania of persecution

manifesti — (zwo) manifest, make to appear, show plainly

manifesta — (kwo) manifestation

manifestu — (kwo) manifesto

Portuguese

manikur — (kwo) manicure

Hungarian

manili — (zwo) entice, allure, beckon, decoy, inveigle

manilika — (kwo) bait, lure

Russian

manipula — (kwo) maniple (legion unit)

manipulati — (zwo) manipulate

manipulata — (kwo) manipulation

manovra — (kwo) manoeuvre, maneuver

manovri — (zwo) manoeuvre

mansha — (kwo) sleeve

fai manshas uupar — roll up one's sleeves

manta — (kwo) blanket

mantela — (kwo) mantle, cloak

manteni — (zwo) maintain (keep up, keep in the same state, sustain (in a state of stability))

manteni familia — maintain a family

manteni-gunsa — maintenance work

mantena — (zwo) maintenance, upkeep

manuskripta — (kwo) manuscript

manya — (taim-komo) tomorrow

aftemanya — (kwo) the day after tomorrow

mao — (kwo) hair coat; wool; fleece

mao-ney — (kwel) woolen; hairy

longmao-ney — (kwel) shaggy

maoshapa — (kwo) woolen cap

Mandarin

maori — (kwel, kwo) Maori (relating to ethnicity or language)

mapa — (kwo) map

Slovak

mar — (kwo) sea

mar-ney — (kwel) marine

marjen — (kwo) seaman, sailor

maryuan — (kwo) sailor (one who serves in a navy or works on a ship)

mar-morba — (kwo) sea sickness, naupathia

mar-bata — (kwo) surf

mar-fan — (kwo) sea food

margen — (kwo) margin (of book, of paper); (fig.) border, edge (of anything)

nota pa margen — notes in the margins

marham — (kwo) ointment, unguent, liniment

Hindi

marikita — (kwo) ladybird, ladybug

Tagalog, Spanish

marinada — (kwo) marinade

marinadi — (zwo) marinade

marinaden gurka — pickled cucumber

marka — (kwo) mark (sign, token; label; trace)

marki — (zwo) mark, denote

marking — (kwo) marking

markitan — (kwo) sutler

marmar — (kwo) marble

Persian

marmelada — (kwo) marmalade

marmota — (kwo) marmot

marmuva — (kwo) tide

(Origin: mar + muva)

See also: afluisa, defluisa

Marsa — (kwo) Mars

marshal — (kwo) marshal

marshi — (zwo) march (to walk steadily; to participate in an organized walk)

marsha — (kwo) march (also music)

marstara — (kwo) starfish

Origin: mar+stara

marswin — (kwo) guinea pig

Scandinavian

martanga — (kwo) strait, channel

(Origin: mar+tanga)

marto — (kwo) March (also mes-tri)

masa — (kwo) mass (quantity of matter; a body of matter with no specific shape; the body of common people — cf. “mesa”)

masa-media — (kwo) mass medium, mass media

See also: menga

masala — (kwo) spice; seasoning

masali — (zwo) spice, season

masala-ney (masale) — (kwel) spicy, savoury, piquant

Hindi

masbute — (kwel) firm; sound, robust, sturdy, solid

masbutifi (fa-masbute) — (zwo) grow strong, firm

masbutisi (mah-masbute) — (zwo) make stronger, reinforce

masbutitaa — (kwo) durability, strength; soundness, solidity

Hindi

mashina — (kwo) machine

masive — (kwel) massive

masjid — (kwo) mosque

Arabic

maska — (kwo) mask

maski — (zwo) mask

demaski — (zwo) unmask, unveil

Russian

maskul — (kwo) male

maskul-ney — (kwel) male

maskulum — (kwo) gram. masculine gender

Masra — (kwo) Egypt

masri — Egyptian (of, from, or pertaining to Egypt, the Egyptian people or the Egyptian dialect of Arabic); Egyptian (a person from Egypt or of Egyptian descent)

masta — (kwo) master (owner, boss)

gin-masta — (kwo) mistress

dom-masta — (kwo) master/mistress of the house

master — (kwo) master (expert; skilled artist)