mefíu n. Source.
mefíudzhu n. The combined studies of quantum physics and cosmology.
mefudzhekwía n. Cosmologist, someone who studies the origin of the universe; usually hyphenated with haspadzhekwía as haspadzho-mefudzhekwía.
mefústu n. Dwelling or home (see also oisu and koisu.)
Megole n. Megwol, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
meikwí pm. Because of the interest of.
mein adv. Indicates the middle voice; the subject is taking part or interest in an action.
meirebé v. To confer titles or duties; to grant involvement.
mekézúbé v. To balloon.
Mékhíko n. Mexico.
mekhíu n. Destination.
meksé v. To bewitch; to ensorcel.
melaité v. To move [one's home to a new location].
melídzhu n. Geography.
melira n. Cave network; from emplitra.
melíu n. Location.
mema n. Grandma; term of affection.
memefísta n. Grandmother.
ménome n. Vanadium.
menshúaní lapía n. Feldspar (glassblower's crystal).
menshúé v. To blow glass.
mentí a. Each.
mentí múu n. Each one.
mentí novu n. Each other.
mentimatekí a. Fully interconnected.
mentipé v. To employ hypozeuxis; a series of sentences or clauses with parallel and complete structure for emphasis.
meptu n. Unit of energy.
merlé v. To locate.
mes pm. At.
mesa n. The M consonant.
meshu n. Pain.
meshúzé v. To disturb (emotionally).
methía n. Hydrogen.
metlekúbé v. To emit a pleasant odour; to smell good.
metlí a. Energetic; spunky.
metlí shuthíu n. Ionized gas; plasma.
metlí (2) a. Flavourful.
metlu n. Energy.
metlu (2) n. Flavour.
metludzha n. Flavour science.
metludzha (2) n. Flavour science.
metshekasé v. To hide [behind].
metshekasedí a. Hidden [behind].
metzarleza n. Insulin.
metzeka n. The smell of fruit; any pleasant natural smell.
metzeke n. Any pleasant smell which is not obviously artificial or natural.
metzeko n. The smell of baking bread; any pleasant artificial smell.
metzíloma n. Insulin.
metzílúka n. Pancreas.
metzlísu n. Energy-storing molecule; carbohydrate or lipid.
metzoila n. Pancreas.
metzorí a. Sweet.
metzoridta n. Sweet fruit.
metzoridto n. Candy.
metzoripsa n. Sweet berry.
metzoripso n. Delicacy; dessert.
metzu n. Sugar.
metzyurí a. Sugary.
mevekhtu n. Prototype; first of a shape.
meví amúebekhtía n. Nursing [of a child].
mevogé v. To originate; to have first come [from etc].
mí a. A quantity of one; the indefinite article.
míbé v. To mix, where abl = materials and acc = product.
míbedé v. To mix fluids.
míbeseppo n. Mixed drink; cocktail.
mídhu n. The story of a person's individual fate, especially as it results from the actions of divinity.
mídzúneite n. Synthesis; the combination of a key proposition and its contradiction yielding a conclusion.
mifidé v. To choke.
migimaté v. To use double-meaning syllepsis, where a sentence should be interpreted multiple ways to understand its meaning.
mígome n. Magnesium.
míko n. Political zeitgeist; that which falls within the Overton window; established political practice.
míkoní a. Of a unified policy or philosophy; of the group consensus; of the body politic.
míkotome n. Sulphur.
míldra n. Obedience or faith in leadership; faith in authoritarianism.
milegekhtu n. Foot path (especially one made of sand).
milemu n. Silica-based glass.
milenaira n. Beach.
mílenome n. Silicon.
mileplu n. Sand.
milíé v. To celebrate.
mílitradzhu n. Empire.
mílitrezré v. To complete a set or unify a group.
mílitru n. Aggregated or unified set.
mílitrúbé v. To use the whole of a thing to refer to a part; synecdoche of the second kind.
millapía n. Quartz.
milobo n. Hammer.
mílokha n. Consensus; overwhelming opinion determined informally.
mílu n. One (pronoun); contracted from mí + lu.
mimarekhtu n. Accuracy.
mimarí a. Accurate.
mímeftu n. Sibling, usually biological.
mímoe n. Aluminium.
mímolapía n. Sapphire.
minilí a. Unique.
mintúé v. To merge.
mipé v. To impact, strike, or hit (as a projectile or blunt object).
mipedu n. Target; a thing or person to be struck.
mipefé v. To "single start"; a grammatical scheme using hé with more than one word per side.
mipekwía n. Striker, a type of soldier similar to a commando.
mipinoa n. Percussive instrument.