Mɨꞌsɨꞌtɨ nprop the name given to a rapids along the Upper Mazaruni River, between Jawalla and Imbaimadai, especially during low water; after Mase'pɨ
mɨura n a variety of armadillo
Mɨura euta nprop the old name given to Waira'ma'pʉ, an inhabited village up-river from Kako village (lit: armadillo hole)
mɨyawɨrɨ adv 1another way 2otherwise, in the other sense 3everywhere Papa esi mɨyawɨrɨ rɨ. God is everywhere.
mɨyeꞌpɨ n nape of the neck
moi (poss: ɨmooi) n pubic hair
moine (poss: ɨyemoinerʉ) 1n young man Toꞌ uya moine eneꞌpʉ. They saw a young man. Moine pe iyesi. He is handsome. 2nom a handsome young man
moineriꞌpɨ n young man Moineriꞌpɨ, eꞌmɨꞌsaꞌkaꞌ! Young man, stand up!
Moꞌke pai nprop the name given to a settlement about half way between Jawalla and Pipiri pai villages along the Kukui River.
mokon n a traditional variety of necklace
moꞌmo (poss: ɨmoꞌmo / ɨmoꞌmooi) (cf: ) n beaded necklace
monare n a variety of wild calaloo
monori n a variety of brown or black, biting ant
monsa n 1a type of sandal, made from the palm kuwai or sʉre'pa Kuwai monsa konekaꞌpʉ toꞌ uya. They made sandals from the kuwai palm. 2the cover of new leaf or flower of the puru tree puru monsa the cover of a new leaf/flower of the puru tree