Vödabuk

Mimalik

Adj.

Ominous

Mimeug

N.

Hostility

Min

N.

Mineral

Minavat

N.

Mineral water

Miniludik

Adj.

Suspicious

Minimilem

N.

Vermin (as a category)

Minister

N.

Ministry (government department)

Ministeran

N.

Minister (political)

Ministeröp

N.

(government) ministry (building)

Mint

N.

Mint (herb)

Minum

N.

Minimum

Minut

N.

Minute

Miopik

Adj.

Short-sighted

Miot

N.

Mess, pollution

Miotajelöm

N.

Mudguard

Miotik

Adj.

Dirty, foul, polluted

Miotön

V.

To soil

Miotükam

N.

Pollution (general)

Miotükön

V.

To pollute

Miovön

V.

To meow

Misek

N.

Fiasco

Misekim

N.

Defeatism

Miser

Adj.

Mercy, compassion, kind-heartedness

Miserik

Adj.

Wretched, poor, merciful

Miserön

Tr.

To have mercy

Mismel

N.

A fetor, a stench, a stink, an odor, a bad smell

Mismelik

Adj.

Fetid, malodorous, stinky, bad-smelling

Mismelön

Int.

To stink

Mistad

N.

Predicament

Mistom

N.

Bad weather, severe weather, thunderstorm, tempest

Mistomanufül

N.

Shelter (against severe weather)

Mistomön

Int.

To be bad / severe weather

Mistomül

N.

Shower of rain, squall

Misuem

N.

(condition of) misunderstanding

Misuemön

Tr.

To misunderstand

Misul

N.

Measles

Misur

N.

Beat, measure

Mit

N.

Meat

Miteodav

N.

Mythology

Miticöpan

N.

Butcher

Miticöpöp

N.

Butcher's shop

Mitul

N.

Mutilation

Mivedön

V.

To degenerate

Miveg

N.

Trespass

Mivim

N.

Bad humour, bad mood

Mivimiko

Phr.

In a bad mood

Mo

Adv.

Away (mo e ge = backwards + forwards)

Mob

N.

Suggestion

Mobön

V.

To propose, to suggest

Mobü

Phr.

At the suggestion of