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muratamʊɾatáa-muratpl.muratatmʊɾatátnom. sg.mʊɾátânom. pl.mʊ́ɾatátn.f.1age-matemuratang!our age-mate!muratai!my age-mate!2(in plural) age-sets murataremúɾátaɾɛa-muratnom. sg.mʊɾátaɾɛn.f.circumcision murdamʊrdánom. sg.mʊ́rdan.f.a loving wife, good housekeeper muromúɾópl.murochimúɾócinom. sg.muɾónom. pl.múɾocín.f.1hindleg2survivor after a battle murtmúrtpl.murtomurtónom. sg.mûrtnom. pl.múrton.f.neck murtemʊrtɛ̂pl.murtenmʊrtɛ̂nnom. sg.mʊ́rtɛnom. pl.mʊ́rtɛnn.f.groin area of cattle muruamuɾûâpl.muruaimuɾua̩í̩nom. sg.múɾuanom. pl.múɾua̩í̩n.f.1abandoned homesite where no structures are left standingNamurua, towuana tene!(lit: Old homestead, stay here!) Idiom: Stay at your own place, you don't know how good it is there! (This idiom implies that you enjoyed life when you lived there. 'Namurua' is the vocative form of 'murua'.)synsimi2a continuously inhabited settlementcfmijoni musmúspl.musimúsinom. sg.músnom. pl.músîn.f.swarm of beescflamaat musanamusánapl.musanmúsannom. sg.músanânom. pl.músânadj.old, worn outcfarrarrimoruo musutimúsútía-musutpl.musutmúsútnom. sg.musutínom. pl.musútn.f.a fibre cleaning rag used for wiping out calabashes and for sprinkling milk at ceremonies mutaimʊtâɪ̂a-mutnom. sg.mʊ́taɪn.f.1calamity2the Disaster, a period of cattle plague and smallpox which occurred when the Lmarikon were warriors, approx. the 1880'scfrriai mutuimutúía-mutunom. sg.mútuin.f.late afternoon, sundownmutui e teipalate afternoon, between 4 and 6 p.m.
