Vödabuk

Mökön

Tr.

To arrange, to get something ready, to prepare (oneself)

Möl

N.

Mole (unit of measurement used in chemistry)

Mölasoülot

N.

Standard solution, titrant, titrator (analytical chemistry)

Mölekül

N.

Molecule

Mön

N.

(outside) wall, outer wall

Mörit

N.

A wild cherry (Prunus avium)

Möritabim

N.

A wild cherry tree (Prunus avium)

Möritep

N.

A wild cherry tree (Prunus avium)

Mösköd

N.

Musk

Möv

N.

Seagull

Möön

Int.

To be so and so many

Mäl möons a paun bal = Six come to a pound (lb).

Müdapalat

N.

Soft palate

Müdik

Adj.

Soft, tender (not hard/tough)

Müedön

V.

To divide (by) (maths)

Müfön

V.

To move, to shift

Mügdal

N.

Almond

Mügät

N.

Lily of the valley

Mükik

Adj.

Humble

Mükükön

V.

To humble (oneself)

Mül

N.

Mill

Mülan

N.

Miller

Mülaston

N.

Millstone

Müp

N.

Injection, vaccination

Müpön

Tr

To inject, to vaccinate

Mürön

V.

To murmur, to mutter

Müster

N.

Mystery

Müsterav

N.

Mysticism

Mütik

Adj.

Obligatory

Mütön

V.

To compel, to force

Müul

N.

Mussel (seafood)

Müätik

Adj.

Dumb, silent

Naargid

N.

Anarchy

Naatom

N.

Anatomy

Nabalenik

Adj.

Close-fitting, tight

Nabik

Adj.

Narrow, tight

Naböfik

Adj.

Concise

Naböfoduam

N.

A résumé, a summary

Nad

N.

A needle

Nadasteig

N.

A pinprick

Nadiv

N.

An endive

Naed

N.

A time (once, twice, etc)

Naedam

N.

Multiplication (maths)

Naedilo

Adv.

Just, simply

Naedot

N.

A product (an end result) (maths)

Naedön

V.

To multiply (maths)

Naemun

N.

An anemone

Naf

N.

A ship, a vessel

Nafafenätil

N.

A porthole

Nafanaf

N.

A crew (of ship)

Nafaskrub

N.

A propeller