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multa1na fine to be paid for an offense...hedin meikkellabut kayu, man mahapul ni pakatteklaen yu multa yu, anin ni hakey ni hepeng, ni han kayu neibukyat. (Matthew 5:26)...if you are put in jail, you must pay your fine in full, even the (very last) single penny, before you are released. 4.7.7.2Fine2transto fine; to penalize with a fineMinulta da hi Kevin ni hanggatut ni pihhuh ni nenakewan tun dewwan manuk mi et tu igetang.They fined Kevin one hundred pesos when he stole two of our chickens and sold them.Hakey ni kaung hu impanmulta dan nanlangkakan tu.One sow was his fine they imposed on him for telling lies.-en/-in-, paN-/impaN-

mumutstasmall opening in containerNemumut hu bungut etan ni busih.The mouth of the bottle is small.7.8.5Make hole, openingne-

mungawadjthe gray or whitish color of a pigMungaw idan emin hu impah ni killum mi.The piglets of our pig are all whitish in color.8.3.3.3Color

munggawancenter floor beam of houseThe center floor beam is placed at the center of the transverse girders between the two side floor beams wherein one end timber floor boards are fastened into its right and left chiseled grooves. The other end of all the individual timber floor boards are fastened into the chiseled grooves of the side floor beams.

munggilignside floor beamThe side floor beams are placed at both ends of the transverse girders and are equidistant from the center floor beam in the middle. It is where the walls are fastened into the chiseled grooves.6.5.2Parts of a building

muntaguneyeball; pupil of eye2.1.1.1Eye

munustato be distressed in mindKamemunnu nemnem tun meipanggep ni eleg ennamusiddan u-ungnga tud baley da.His mind is distressed due to his children not coming at all to their home.Simbulbul 2guluh 3kiwa3.4.2.1.6Upsetme-/ne-

musi-lakintransto glitterKamammussi-lak etan hubeng Carmen.Carmen’s gold-necklace is glittering.8.3.3.4ShinymaN-/naN-Class 1C - Tastes, odors and other features of entities

mussiilintransto be shining or glitteringKamammussiil hu matan Martin.Martin’s eyes are shining.8.3.3.4ShinymaN-/naN-Class 1C - Tastes, odors and other features of entities

mutakstamouth is full, lips and cheeks are puffed out

mutdal1nsecretion from mucous membrane; mucusSimmuteg2.2.4Mucus2vfor mucus to run out of noseKamangkeimmutdal hu muteg di eleng tu.The mucus is running out of his nose.kamangkeiC1-

mutdilstafor something in a container to run over or spill overNeimutdil hu sinapay ni inhaeng tu tep limmebag.The bread that he baked spilled over because it expanded.mei-/nei-

mutegnmucusSimmutdal 1

mutelangtransto be fully awake; to be awareThis word is generally related to awakening from sleep.Aggak imutalngan hu dintengan idan mangili. I was not fully aware of the arrival of the visitors.3.1.2.1Alerti- -an/iN- -an

mutingstapointed mouth or nose e.g., as a weevil or when lips are pursedne- -an

mutukstared eyelids, usually due to crying

muwaksp. var.mu-akproyou-me; this compound pronoun refers to the 2nd person singular that is the subjective pronoun meaning 'you' and also refers to the 1st person singular objective pronoun meaning 'me'Muka pihhula hi ama tep muwak kabellawa.You criticize my father because you dislike me.The compound form functions like Set 3 pronouns.9.2.3Pronouns

muyungna forested area; woods; forestLimmaw idad muyung.They went to the forest.1.7Nature, environment

muyyadnan area on the other side of or behind a piece of land, e.g., a mountain, forest, rice field, plantation, river, lake, etcImpalaw di muyyad ni duntug. He went in the direction of the other side of the mountain.8.5.1.1.1Behind