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mbulotom-búlótóa-bulnom. sg.m-bulotón.f.1poking2the act of pouring very little milk in water, to get nkarrer
mbulunotom-búlúnotoa-bulun.f.growth
mbutuaim-butúáípl.mbutuam-butúánom. sg.m-bútuainom. pl.m-bútuan.f.breastMbutuai is breast, lkina refers to a man's nipple and a woman's entire breast.
meataea-atav.neg.there is notMeatae nkare.There is no water.cfkeatae
mekitimekitípl.mekitinmekitînnom. sg.mékitínom. pl.mékitînn.f.1an oldtime skin worn by elders on the shoulders2child's goatskin body covercfnchorkit
mekuremɛkʊ́ɾɛfr. var.merekuremɛɾɛ́kʊɾɛmokureadv.man.no longer
meletmɛ́lɛta-meletnom. sg.mɛ́lɛ̂tn.f.reconciliationThe Samburu have a number of mechanisms for effecting reconciliation between clans, sub-clans, and individuals.
meliméliSw.pl.melinmélînnom. sg.mélînom. pl.melínn.f.boat, ship
melonimelónia-melokn.f.sweetness
menarotoménáɾotoa-menn.f.contempt, disdain
meneménén.f.father's sister, i.e. aunt from father's sidesynanache apa
menutmenúta-menpl.menutimenútinom. sg.ménutnom. pl.ménutiadj.feeble, sickly, weak
menyemɛ́ɲɛ́pl.oomenye2ɔ̩ɔ̩́mɛ́ɲɛnom. sg.mɛɲɛ́nom. pl.ɔ̩́ɔ̩mɛ́ɲɛn.inal.father of
menye nkeracompd.the moon when eclipsed; addressed so in a ritual performed in rural areas during a moon eclipseDuring a moon eclipse, only children sleep. The rest stay awake and sing and pray to the moon that it will become alive again. The moon is addressed menye nkera in the songs and prayers.
menyeiméɲé̩í̩n.m.1a man from a clan towards which your own clan has a relationship of deep respectantmareyia 12a term of address used between male members of clans which have a relationship of deep respectcflang'ata3sintani
meraimɛ́ɾáɪ́a-meran.f.drunkardness
merekuremɛɾɛ́kʊɾɛfr. var. ofmekure
merenteritn.a person who is smartly dressed and is afraid of getting dirty, who behaves boastfully because of the way he or she is dressed
merimeruamɛ́ɾɪmɛɾuapl.merimeruanimɛɾɪmɛɾuanɪ́adj.1extraordinary, of persons or animals, in physical appearence or in talentsnkiteng merimeruaa cow, fat because it refuses to mate a bull or because it is barrenAn animal which is merimerua is considered to bring luck.2healthy, strong of sheep
mesielimési̩é̩lia-imesieln.f.the habit of not caring, being stubborn, being funny, lacking respect
meteteelmɛ́tɛ́tɛ̩́ɛ̩́ln.f.gossip, tattle, slandercfa-imeteteel
meumɛ̩́ʊ̩nom. sg.mɛ̩́ʊ̩̂n.f.python
miintoimí̩í̩ntóípl.miintonimi̩i̩ntonínom. sg.mi̩i̩ntóínom. pl.mí̩i̩ntonín.f.a small bell-shaped aluminium earring worn by elders in the pierce in the earlobecfsakankar
mijonimíʄónipl.mijonitomíʄónitonom. sg.miʄonínom. pl.miʄonitón.f.an abandoned homestead where there are still some structures standingcfmurua
milikamɪlɪ́kapl.milikanimɪlɪkanínom. sg.mɪ́lɪkanom. pl.mɪ́lɪkanín.f.ghost


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mbulotom-búlótóa-bulnom. sg.m-bulotón.f.1poking2the act of pouring very little milk in water, to get nkarrer
mbulunotom-búlúnotoa-bulun.f.growth
mbutuaim-butúáípl.mbutuam-butúánom. sg.m-bútuainom. pl.m-bútuan.f.breastMbutuai is breast, lkina refers to a man's nipple and a woman's entire breast.
meataea-atav.neg.there is notMeatae nkare.There is no water.cfkeatae
mekitimekitípl.mekitinmekitînnom. sg.mékitínom. pl.mékitînn.f.1an oldtime skin worn by elders on the shoulders2child's goatskin body covercfnchorkit
mekuremɛkʊ́ɾɛfr. var.merekuremɛɾɛ́kʊɾɛmokureadv.man.no longer
meletmɛ́lɛta-meletnom. sg.mɛ́lɛ̂tn.f.reconciliationThe Samburu have a number of mechanisms for effecting reconciliation between clans, sub-clans, and individuals.
meliméliSw.pl.melinmélînnom. sg.mélînom. pl.melínn.f.boat, ship
melonimelónia-melokn.f.sweetness
menarotoménáɾotoa-menn.f.contempt, disdain
meneménén.f.father's sister, i.e. aunt from father's sidesynanache apa
menutmenúta-menpl.menutimenútinom. sg.ménutnom. pl.ménutiadj.feeble, sickly, weak
menyemɛ́ɲɛ́pl.oomenye2ɔ̩ɔ̩́mɛ́ɲɛnom. sg.mɛɲɛ́nom. pl.ɔ̩́ɔ̩mɛ́ɲɛn.inal.father of
menye nkeracompd.the moon when eclipsed; addressed so in a ritual performed in rural areas during a moon eclipseDuring a moon eclipse, only children sleep. The rest stay awake and sing and pray to the moon that it will become alive again. The moon is addressed menye nkera in the songs and prayers.
menyeiméɲé̩í̩n.m.1a man from a clan towards which your own clan has a relationship of deep respectantmareyia 12a term of address used between male members of clans which have a relationship of deep respectcflang'ata3sintani
meraimɛ́ɾáɪ́a-meran.f.drunkardness
merekuremɛɾɛ́kʊɾɛfr. var. ofmekure
merenteritn.a person who is smartly dressed and is afraid of getting dirty, who behaves boastfully because of the way he or she is dressed
merimeruamɛ́ɾɪmɛɾuapl.merimeruanimɛɾɪmɛɾuanɪ́adj.1extraordinary, of persons or animals, in physical appearence or in talentsnkiteng merimeruaa cow, fat because it refuses to mate a bull or because it is barrenAn animal which is merimerua is considered to bring luck.2healthy, strong of sheep
mesielimési̩é̩lia-imesieln.f.the habit of not caring, being stubborn, being funny, lacking respect
meteteelmɛ́tɛ́tɛ̩́ɛ̩́ln.f.gossip, tattle, slandercfa-imeteteel
meumɛ̩́ʊ̩nom. sg.mɛ̩́ʊ̩̂n.f.python
miintoimí̩í̩ntóípl.miintonimi̩i̩ntonínom. sg.mi̩i̩ntóínom. pl.mí̩i̩ntonín.f.a small bell-shaped aluminium earring worn by elders in the pierce in the earlobecfsakankar
mijonimíʄónipl.mijonitomíʄónitonom. sg.miʄonínom. pl.miʄonitón.f.an abandoned homestead where there are still some structures standingcfmurua
milikamɪlɪ́kapl.milikanimɪlɪkanínom. sg.mɪ́lɪkanom. pl.mɪ́lɪkanín.f.ghost


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mbulotom-búlótóa-bulnom. sg.m-bulotón.f.1poking2the act of pouring very little milk in water, to get nkarrer
mbulunotom-búlúnotoa-bulun.f.growth
mbutuaim-butúáípl.mbutuam-butúánom. sg.m-bútuainom. pl.m-bútuan.f.breastMbutuai is breast, lkina refers to a man's nipple and a woman's entire breast.
meataea-atav.neg.there is notMeatae nkare.There is no water.cfkeatae
mekitimekitípl.mekitinmekitînnom. sg.mékitínom. pl.mékitînn.f.1an oldtime skin worn by elders on the shoulders2child's goatskin body covercfnchorkit
mekuremɛkʊ́ɾɛfr. var.merekuremɛɾɛ́kʊɾɛmokureadv.man.no longer
meletmɛ́lɛta-meletnom. sg.mɛ́lɛ̂tn.f.reconciliationThe Samburu have a number of mechanisms for effecting reconciliation between clans, sub-clans, and individuals.
meliméliSw.pl.melinmélînnom. sg.mélînom. pl.melínn.f.boat, ship
melonimelónia-melokn.f.sweetness
menarotoménáɾotoa-menn.f.contempt, disdain
meneménén.f.father's sister, i.e. aunt from father's sidesynanache apa
menutmenúta-menpl.menutimenútinom. sg.ménutnom. pl.ménutiadj.feeble, sickly, weak
menyemɛ́ɲɛ́pl.oomenye2ɔ̩ɔ̩́mɛ́ɲɛnom. sg.mɛɲɛ́nom. pl.ɔ̩́ɔ̩mɛ́ɲɛn.inal.father of
menye nkeracompd.the moon when eclipsed; addressed so in a ritual performed in rural areas during a moon eclipseDuring a moon eclipse, only children sleep. The rest stay awake and sing and pray to the moon that it will become alive again. The moon is addressed menye nkera in the songs and prayers.
menyeiméɲé̩í̩n.m.1a man from a clan towards which your own clan has a relationship of deep respectantmareyia 12a term of address used between male members of clans which have a relationship of deep respectcflang'ata3sintani
meraimɛ́ɾáɪ́a-meran.f.drunkardness
merekuremɛɾɛ́kʊɾɛfr. var. ofmekure
merenteritn.a person who is smartly dressed and is afraid of getting dirty, who behaves boastfully because of the way he or she is dressed
merimeruamɛ́ɾɪmɛɾuapl.merimeruanimɛɾɪmɛɾuanɪ́adj.1extraordinary, of persons or animals, in physical appearence or in talentsnkiteng merimeruaa cow, fat because it refuses to mate a bull or because it is barrenAn animal which is merimerua is considered to bring luck.2healthy, strong of sheep
mesielimési̩é̩lia-imesieln.f.the habit of not caring, being stubborn, being funny, lacking respect
meteteelmɛ́tɛ́tɛ̩́ɛ̩́ln.f.gossip, tattle, slandercfa-imeteteel
meumɛ̩́ʊ̩nom. sg.mɛ̩́ʊ̩̂n.f.python
miintoimí̩í̩ntóípl.miintonimi̩i̩ntonínom. sg.mi̩i̩ntóínom. pl.mí̩i̩ntonín.f.a small bell-shaped aluminium earring worn by elders in the pierce in the earlobecfsakankar
mijonimíʄónipl.mijonitomíʄónitonom. sg.miʄonínom. pl.miʄonitón.f.an abandoned homestead where there are still some structures standingcfmurua
milikamɪlɪ́kapl.milikanimɪlɪkanínom. sg.mɪ́lɪkanom. pl.mɪ́lɪkanín.f.ghost


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