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minchiraremɪncɪ́ɾaɾɛa-minchirnom. sg.mɪncɪ́ɾaɾɛ̂n.f.branding of cattle minchoi1mɪ́ncɔ̩́ɪ̩́pl.minchoi2mɪ́ncɔ̩ɪ̩́adj.useless minchoi3n.a type of an elder's earring minismɪ́nɪspl.minisimínisíadj.having very small ears minkimínkípl.minkinmínkînnom. sg.minkínom. pl.minkínn.f.beadstring worn horizontally across the lower forehead by warriors, girls ming'animɪ́ŋánɪpl.ming'anakmɪ́ŋánaknom. sg.mɪng'anɪ́nom. pl.mɪŋanákadj.1deaf2blunt3stubborn ming'anomíŋánóming'anin.f.unwillingness to obey minyimíɲímenye1n.inal.your father2interj.father (abusive word) minyormɪ́ɲɔrpl.minyorrimíɲorínom. sg.mɪ́ɲɔ̂rnom. pl.míɲorîn.f.1abomasum in ruminants2duodenum in humans minyoritmɪ́ɲɔ́ɾɪ́tpl.minyoritimíɲoɾitín.f.1the liquid gum of trees2the liquid mucus that comes out when chewing the bark of certain trees mionmɪ̂ɔ̂na-menom. sg.mɪ́ɔ́nn.f.1painaning mionto feel pain2specifically, the contractions of childbirthcfsaisai miratamɪ́ɾátáa-mirnom. sg.mɪɾatán.f.1rout2sales, selling mirikmɪ́ɾɪ́kn.f.total silenceTejo mirik!Seal the silence! i.e., Don't let this (secret) out! misamɪ́saSw. mesapl.misaimɪ́saínom. sg.mɪ́sân.f.tablenkeper e misatable top misigiinmɪsɪgɪ̩́ɪ̩npl.misiginomisiginóadj.poor, not having anything, indigent, pauper misikitimɪsɪkɪ́tɪSw.pl.misikitinimísikitinín.f.mosque misimisimisimísinom. sg.mísimísin.f.darknesscfnaimin modieimodîêîpl.modiomodíónom. sg.módieinom. pl.módion.f.dung of cattle, buffalo, eland mododokuen.a red-headed lizard modokimɔdɔ́kɪ́n.f.blindness modoonimɔ́dɔ̩́ɔ̩́nɪpl.modookmɔ́dɔ̩́ɔ̩́knom. sg.mɔdɔ̩ɔ̩nɪ́nom. pl.mɔdɔ̩ɔ̩́kadj.blind mogiloimogílóípl.mogilomogílonom. sg.mógilóínom. pl.mógilon.f.crust, the dried-on food in a potmogilo e motithe crust of a potsynnguarrat molinkamɔ́lɪ́nkápl.molinkanmɔ́lɪ́nkânnom. sg.mɔlɪnkánom. pl.mɔ́lɪnkánn.f.the roof beam in a traditional house separating the entryway (lturen) from the sleeping area (lng'obor)The molinka and the lmarron intersect at right angles and are supported by the main pillar (lng'ope). Both molinka and lmarron are brought along when migrating, usually loaded on donkeys.
