Dictionary
8,361 words
- manointerj.how many, how much.
- manokn.chicken.
- manongn.an older brother.
- mansan.stain.
- mansav.to stain.
- mansanasn.apple.
- mansanilyan.a kind of plant of the aster family, with scented leaves and daisy-like flowers; the dried leaves, flowers and buds are used in medicine; camomile or chamomile.
- mansov.to beat, club, cudgel.
- mantikan.lard, cooking oil.
- mantikav.to produce lard or cooking oil.
- mantikilian.margarine.
- manton.mantle, cloak.
- manubelan.steering wheel.
- manugangn.son-in-law, daughter-in-law, the spouse of one’s daughter or son.
- mapleng= MA-+ PELLENG. - to be stunned, rendered senseless by a blow on the head.
- mapnekv.See PENNEK (/MA-/). to be fully satisfied.
- mapnov.See PUNNO (/MA-/). to be filled (with something).
- marabutitn.a newborn baby, a tiny mouse.
- maragampangadj.frivolous, silly.
- maragatasadj.resembling milk.
- marapegpegadj.young, newly formed (as guava, rice, corn, etc.).
- marasabaadj.var. of MARSABA - ripe and yellow: said of a tamarind fruit.
- marba= MA-+ REBBA. - to collapse, to be wrecked.
- margaay= MA-+ REGGAAY. - to collapse, crumble down.
- mariekv.See ARIEK (/MA-/). to be tickled, excited or stirred up agreeably.
- marigrigatadj.poor, destitute, impoverished.
- marisn.color, hue.
- marismarisv.to be iridescent, to display a variety of colors.
- markan.mark, brand, sign.
- markav.to put a mark or brand on, to mark, brand.
- marmoln.marble.
- marsabaadj.ripe and yellow: said of a tamarind fruit.
- marson.March.
- martesn.Tuesday.
- martilion.hammer.
- martiliov.to hit with, or as if with, a hammer.
- martirn.martyr.
- marunggayn.the horse-radish tree (Moringa oleifera).
- masav.to knead (dough, clay, etc.).
- masahev.to rub, massage.
- masakbayann.the future.
- masakitn.a sick person, a patient.
- masaksakitadj.sickly, in poor health.
- masdaaw= MA-+ SEDDAAW.
- masetasn.potted ornamental plant.
- maseteran.pot for ornamental plants.
- masinggann.machine gun.
- masingganv.to shoot or kill with a machine gun.
- masngaadv.to squat, sit down on one’s hams and heels.
- mason.mallet.