manarotomanáɾotoa-mann.f.going around, surrounding, encirclingmanaroto e nkopthe feeling e.g. a sick person can have when it feels like the world is spinning around him
manyitamáɲɪ́tápl.manyitmáɲɪ̂tnom. sg.maɲɪtánom. pl.maɲɪ́tn.f.small intestinealep manyitto empty the intestines of an animalKeata manyita.Idiom: He is jelous/bitter (because of other people's success).aitai manyitato remove, get rid of bitterness (because of other people's success)
maomá̩o̩lmaoinom. pl.má̩ô̩n.pl. f.1identical twins (female)antlmaoi2a set of two identical light spears, used only by warriors
mara2máɾâ1 sg. neg. of a-raadv.1no, not2exceptnegative particle
marai1máɾáípl.maɾanom. sg.maɾáínom. pl.máɾân.f.a fungal infection of the skin afflicting humans
marampamáɾámpápl.marampanmáɾámpânnom. sg.maɾampánom. pl.máɾampánn.f.a small yellow bird
mareyiamaɾéj:an.f.1a woman from a clan towards which your own clan has a relationship of deep respectantmenyei 12a term of address used between female members of clans which have a relationship of deep respect
margiroimárgɪ́ɾɔ́ɪ́pl.margiromárgɪɾɔnom. sg.margɪɾɔ́ɪ́nom. pl.márgɪ́ɾɔn.f.one of several species of waxbill including the African firefinch, Lagonosticta rubricata and the red-cheeked cordon-bleu, Uraeginthus bengalus
marnaimárnáɪ́pl.marnamárnánom. sg.maɾɪnáɪ́nom. pl.márnan.f.one of a number of common beadwork ornaments having in common that the beads are strung around a rubber coremarnai e nkainabracelet worn by both sexes beginning in the teenage yearsmarnai e murta large diameter bead necklace
maroroimáɾóɾóípl.maroromáɾóɾonom. sg.maɾóɾoinom. pl.maɾoɾón.f.earMeata namen maroro.(lit. There's nothing the ear has despised. I have not heard any bad news.)Keikini maroroi, near nalakua.Proverb: Small as it is the ear hears a long way off.Maroroi is a less common term than nkiyok.synnkiyok
marsantemarsantɛ́nom. sg.mársantɛ́n.f.small grey lizard spec., likes cool areas
martimártipl.martinmártɪ̂nnom. sg.mártînom. pl.martɪ́nn.f.(geog.) a volcanic mesa, bordered by escarpments which are often covered with loose black volcanic rock (mpee)
manarotomanáɾotoa-mann.f.going around, surrounding, encirclingmanaroto e nkopthe feeling e.g. a sick person can have when it feels like the world is spinning around him
manyitamáɲɪ́tápl.manyitmáɲɪ̂tnom. sg.maɲɪtánom. pl.maɲɪ́tn.f.small intestinealep manyitto empty the intestines of an animalKeata manyita.Idiom: He is jelous/bitter (because of other people's success).aitai manyitato remove, get rid of bitterness (because of other people's success)
maomá̩o̩lmaoinom. pl.má̩ô̩n.pl. f.1identical twins (female)antlmaoi2a set of two identical light spears, used only by warriors
mara2máɾâ1 sg. neg. of a-raadv.1no, not2exceptnegative particle
marai1máɾáípl.maɾanom. sg.maɾáínom. pl.máɾân.f.a fungal infection of the skin afflicting humans
marampamáɾámpápl.marampanmáɾámpânnom. sg.maɾampánom. pl.máɾampánn.f.a small yellow bird
mareyiamaɾéj:an.f.1a woman from a clan towards which your own clan has a relationship of deep respectantmenyei 12a term of address used between female members of clans which have a relationship of deep respect
margiroimárgɪ́ɾɔ́ɪ́pl.margiromárgɪɾɔnom. sg.margɪɾɔ́ɪ́nom. pl.márgɪ́ɾɔn.f.one of several species of waxbill including the African firefinch, Lagonosticta rubricata and the red-cheeked cordon-bleu, Uraeginthus bengalus
marnaimárnáɪ́pl.marnamárnánom. sg.maɾɪnáɪ́nom. pl.márnan.f.one of a number of common beadwork ornaments having in common that the beads are strung around a rubber coremarnai e nkainabracelet worn by both sexes beginning in the teenage yearsmarnai e murta large diameter bead necklace
maroroimáɾóɾóípl.maroromáɾóɾonom. sg.maɾóɾoinom. pl.maɾoɾón.f.earMeata namen maroro.(lit. There's nothing the ear has despised. I have not heard any bad news.)Keikini maroroi, near nalakua.Proverb: Small as it is the ear hears a long way off.Maroroi is a less common term than nkiyok.synnkiyok
marsantemarsantɛ́nom. sg.mársantɛ́n.f.small grey lizard spec., likes cool areas
martimártipl.martinmártɪ̂nnom. sg.mártînom. pl.martɪ́nn.f.(geog.) a volcanic mesa, bordered by escarpments which are often covered with loose black volcanic rock (mpee)
manarotomanáɾotoa-mann.f.going around, surrounding, encirclingmanaroto e nkopthe feeling e.g. a sick person can have when it feels like the world is spinning around him
manyitamáɲɪ́tápl.manyitmáɲɪ̂tnom. sg.maɲɪtánom. pl.maɲɪ́tn.f.small intestinealep manyitto empty the intestines of an animalKeata manyita.Idiom: He is jelous/bitter (because of other people's success).aitai manyitato remove, get rid of bitterness (because of other people's success)
maomá̩o̩lmaoinom. pl.má̩ô̩n.pl. f.1identical twins (female)antlmaoi2a set of two identical light spears, used only by warriors
mara2máɾâ1 sg. neg. of a-raadv.1no, not2exceptnegative particle
marai1máɾáípl.maɾanom. sg.maɾáínom. pl.máɾân.f.a fungal infection of the skin afflicting humans
marampamáɾámpápl.marampanmáɾámpânnom. sg.maɾampánom. pl.máɾampánn.f.a small yellow bird
mareyiamaɾéj:an.f.1a woman from a clan towards which your own clan has a relationship of deep respectantmenyei 12a term of address used between female members of clans which have a relationship of deep respect
margiroimárgɪ́ɾɔ́ɪ́pl.margiromárgɪɾɔnom. sg.margɪɾɔ́ɪ́nom. pl.márgɪ́ɾɔn.f.one of several species of waxbill including the African firefinch, Lagonosticta rubricata and the red-cheeked cordon-bleu, Uraeginthus bengalus
marnaimárnáɪ́pl.marnamárnánom. sg.maɾɪnáɪ́nom. pl.márnan.f.one of a number of common beadwork ornaments having in common that the beads are strung around a rubber coremarnai e nkainabracelet worn by both sexes beginning in the teenage yearsmarnai e murta large diameter bead necklace
maroroimáɾóɾóípl.maroromáɾóɾonom. sg.maɾóɾoinom. pl.maɾoɾón.f.earMeata namen maroro.(lit. There's nothing the ear has despised. I have not heard any bad news.)Keikini maroroi, near nalakua.Proverb: Small as it is the ear hears a long way off.Maroroi is a less common term than nkiyok.synnkiyok
marsantemarsantɛ́nom. sg.mársantɛ́n.f.small grey lizard spec., likes cool areas
martimártipl.martinmártɪ̂nnom. sg.mártînom. pl.martɪ́nn.f.(geog.) a volcanic mesa, bordered by escarpments which are often covered with loose black volcanic rock (mpee)
