matwidhé v. (a) to meet one's future soulmate for the first time; (b) to join lives or merge two plots.
mazé v. To direct or instruct.
mé v. To have an interest in something; spelled also maé.
mefístaré v. To foster a child [acc] for a mother [dat], thereby elevating her from unfortunate circumstances [abl].
meirebé v. To confer titles or duties; to grant involvement.
mekézúbé v. To balloon.
meksé v. To bewitch; to ensorcel.
melaité v. To move [one's home to a new location].
menshúé v. To blow glass.
mentipé v. To employ hypozeuxis; a series of sentences or clauses with parallel and complete structure for emphasis.
mentosé v. To scrutinize.
merlé v. To locate.
meshúzé v. To disturb (emotionally).
metlekúbé v. To emit a pleasant odour; to smell good.
metsharlé v. To remove.
metshekasé v. To hide [behind].
metshellegé v. To retire at the end of one's shift.
mevogé v. To originate; to have first come [from etc].
míbé v. To mix, where abl = materials and acc = product.
míbedé v. To mix fluids.
mifidé v. To choke.
migimaté v. To use double-meaning syllepsis, where a sentence should be interpreted multiple ways to understand its meaning.
milíé v. To celebrate.
mílitrezré v. To complete a set or unify a group.
mílitrúbé v. To use the whole of a thing to refer to a part; synecdoche of the second kind.
mintúé v. To merge.
mipé v. To impact, strike, or hit (as a projectile or blunt object).
mipefé v. To "single start"; a grammatical scheme using hé with more than one word per side.
miplúbé v. To mix powders.
miplúé v. To bounce.
mipúé v. To use to attack; to wield.
mipúé (zeyetau) v. To employ a fallacy whereby attention is called to a normal incident as though it is something malign or dangerous; similar to misleading vividness.
míroké v. To make something possible for the first time; to innovate.
mísúíé v. To agree (in grammatical number and gender).
mítelíbé v. To debut.
mítnúé v. To merge.
míyomé v. To innovate.
mizhané v. To invent; to mould or shape something for the first time.
moghoé v. To reside [loc: at a place of residence]; to occupy.
mogolé v. To reside.
mohé v. To endure.
mohelerepé v. To place the stress accent in a word.
moihé v. To strengthen or improve something.
moihé (úebes rezarewú) v. To switch into the active voice, a type of enallage.
moihé (úebes venrafíawa) v. To emphasise a point using slang or broken grammar; antiptosis.
moihé (úebes yekílosekíewú) v. To emphasise a point by repeating important words; epanodos.
moilé v. To adapt to.
moilkúé v. To empower; to make able to endure.
moitiké v. To supplant (to replace with something better and more reliable).
mokafelé v. To experience nostalgic desire toward.
mokakúbé v. To emit an unpleasant odour; to stink.
mokamé v. To experience profound nostalgia/regret for; to mourn over something tragic.
mokarúmbé v. To make erroneous inferences due to poor health or old age.
mokasé v. To wither; to lose beauty.
mokasekúbé v. To taint an odour or flavour unpleasantly.
mokyeré v. To irritate.
moloé v. To sit.
motaré v. To beautify.
moteté v. To prosper; to flourish; to enter the productive period of one's creative life.
múbamé v. Blood love; to feel connectedness to a parent or child.
múbané v. To examine or test blood.
múbé v. To bleed or to give blood.
múfídúé v. To slash.
múré v. To hurt.
múrékúé v. To devastate.
múrthé v. To roast; to burn (to slash at with heat.)
múrúbedé v. To bleed lightly.
múrúkasé v. To lose something of significant emotional value, especially due to theft as a manner of injury.
murukepé v. To infect.
murukeshé v. To be diseased.
mútzané v. To test.
nabedé v. To jam; to cease flowing due to blockage; to get stuck.
nadazé v. To rip; to unweave.
nadenlé v. To abolish.
nadústé v. To destruct; to destroy.
nafothé v. To deem; to simplify a situation by putting a name to it.
nagalsé v. To hinder, handicap, or inconvenience.
nagendé v. To acquire; to solve a lack of something.
nahaponé v. To clean.
nairezyé v. To skim along an edge.
naitshé v. To relieve.
nakleté v. To put cracks in something; to make something crack.
nakyeré v. To use consonance.
naluré v. To linger.
namaté v. To divorce; to split; to de-unionize; to retreat; to break up; (of a group) to dissolve; to go separate ways.
namelgé v. To displace.
napahé v. To be bathed.
napeplithé v. To arrange words or clauses to build down from a climax.
napsteké v. To gut; to disembowel; to clean a carcass.
napthelé v. To bathe.
naratíké v. To reassure; to tighten.
narebé v. To align; to line up.
narhové v. To delete; to cross out.
nariké v. To navigate a claustrophobic maze; to find a path.
narizaré v. To restrict.
nasarasé v. To disrupt; to wrinkle.
nashíú-azeltopeklitré v. To use paradiastole ending in a negative.
nashíú-kaztopeklitré v. To use paradiastole ending in an affirmative.
nasodé v. To close.
nastré v. To depopulate; to genocide.