mugtaw [múgtaw]viTo wake up; to lay awake.gising bangonPermi ako nak nagmumugtaw sa gab-i dahil nagkakaihi.I always wake up at night because I have to urinate.(sem. domains: 5.7 - Sleep.)
muhmog [múhmog]nCrumbs; broken pieces (as of crackers).durogKaramong muhmog kag tinapay sa lata nak ida nabakay.There are many broken pieces in the can of biscuits which you bought.
muhon₁ [muhón]nCement landmarker.Pagkasurbey it amo duta ay ingbutangan nak raan it muhon.After our land was surveyed a landmarker was put in.syn: muhon₂.
mulistya₂ [mulístya]adjAnnoying somebody by asking for donations, help (as of keeping on coming back).Permi yang rang mulistya katong inra kayungot it mga asin ag bugas sa inra.Their neighbor always annoys them by asking for some salt and rice.
multa [múlta]1nA fine for something.2vbtTo fine somebody.multa, bayadIngmultahan sida dahil waya nida natupar kag ida pangako sa husgado.He was fined because he didn’t fulfill his promise to the judge.
multiplika [multipliká]vtTo multiply.magmultiplikáMultiplikaha baga kung pila kag imo mababaton.Please multiply how much you will receive.
mumi [mumî]nSomething which children are afraid of; ghost.momo, multoNahahadlok kag maintik nak anak sa mumo.Small children are afraid of ghosts.
mumo₁ [múmo]nScattered pieces, crumbs of food left from eating.Karamong mumo sa palibot it ida pinggan pagnakaon sida.There are many scattered crumbs around his plate everytime he eats.
mumo₂ [múmò]1staTo fall on one’s face into something.sobsobNamumo kag anak sa raga pagkarapa.The child fell on his face in the dirt when he tripped.syn: rapa 1, rusmo. 2vtTo thrust somebody’s face into something.Ingmumo sa yunang it anak kag nguso it iro nak nagkagat sa ida.The child thrust into the mud the mouth of the dog that bit him.
mumog [mumóg]1viTo fall apart; to break up into small pieces. To crumble , siparate into particles with the hands, as of cold rice, food.syn: wagas₁. (sem. domains: 7.5.1.1 - Separate, scatter.) 2vtTo break up into small pieces.durog, mumogInamumog anay nako kag paig nak kan-on bag-o sabagon.I break up the cold rice into small pieces before frying it.(sem. domains: 7.9 - Break, wear out.)
mundo [mundó]vTo feel out of place, lost, startled; to behave unsuitably, ignorantly.Namundo si Julius pag-abot nida sa Maynila.Julius felt lost when he got to Manila.
mundo uning [múndo uníng]nWild cats.Ingkagat si Bob it mundo uning.Bob was bitten by a wild cat.
mungaw-mungawan₁ [mungaw-mungáwan]vTo be barely awake, newly woken up.Namungaw-mungawan ako sa pagkatuyog tong mag-away kag amo kayungot.I was barely awake after sleeping when our neighbors had a fight.
mungaw-mungawan₂ [mungaw-mungáwan]viTo forget what to do or be confused upon being awakened.alimpungatanNamungaw-mungawan sida pagkarungog nak nasusunog kag inra bayay.She forgot what to do after being awakened when she heard that their house was burning.(sem. domains: 5.7.3 - Wake up, 5.7.2 - Dream.)
munggo [múnggo]nA kind of small bean (mongo beans).monggoKag munggo ay maado nak manog-tao it protina.Mongo beans are a good source of protein.