miplúbé v. To mix powders.
miplúé v. To bounce.
mipôsko n. Bat, club, truncheon, baton.
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.
míraiome n. Phosphorus.
míredí a. Peculiar; idiosyncratic; personal.
míredíu n. Peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; personality.
míredya adv. Peculiarly; idiosyncratically; personally.
míroké v. To make something possible for the first time; to innovate.
míshúme n. Titanium.
míska n. First-shift job.
mislentu n. Wet sand; sandy clay.
míslome n. Calcium.
místu n. Polite impersonal pronoun.
mísúíé v. To agree (in grammatical number and gender).
mít– pre. One.
míta n. The digit one.
mitañome n. Argon.
mítelíbé v. To debut.
mítevíu n. Head of state.
mithéyu n. Unicorn.
mitibístu n. Autocracy.
mítnúé v. To merge.
mitome n. Hydrogen.
mitradzhu n. Empire.
mítrakoizildra n. Authoritarianism.
mitramazínu n. Populist/socialist democracy.
mítrethekwía n. Ambassador.
mitrolapía n. Chalcedony.
mítsome n. Scandium.
mítútso n. Dose.
mítúya adv. In part-time; in the morning.
mivêdtí a. Precisely aimed or described.
mivome n. Potassium.
míyekhtí a. Unique.
míyomé v. To innovate.
míyomedí a. Innovated; invented.
míyomekío n. Innovation.
mízhandí ravero n. Letter of patent; certificate of first innovation.
mízhando n. Patent; certificate of first art.
mizhané v. To invent; to mould or shape something for the first time.
mnelokí a. Fierce.
modústo n. Fortress.
moghoé v. To reside [loc: at a place of residence]; to occupy.
mogu n. Chair (or other seating.)
mohé v. To endure.
mohele n. Stress accent.
mohelerepé v. To place the stress accent in a word.
mohetalu n. As long as can be afforded; as long as possible.
mohéú m. Enduringly; continually; unconditionally.
mohúbide n. Blessing or gift granting strength.
moí a. Powerful; effective; sturdy; strong; appropriate.
moigrelío n. Mill.
moigrení kotopu n. Exclamation mark.
moigrí a. Physically strong.
moigru n. Muscle.
moigu n. Physical strength; specifically the ability to exert force.
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.
Moilanova n. May, the fifth month of the Gregorian calendar.
moilé v. To adapt to.
Moiléa n. The goddess of perseverance.
moileka n. Adaptation to a problem, including to an evolutionary obstacle.
moilkúé v. To empower; to make able to endure.
moilkúo n. Empowerment; strengthening; reinforcement.
moisu n. Individual housing.
moitetsa n. Metal or mineral residue precipitated from solution; metal ore; mineral deposited by water, such as comprising cave formations or sedimentary layers.
moitiké v. To supplant (to replace with something better and more reliable).
moka– pre. Decaying, withering, dying badly, wasted.
mokabelíu n. Withered flower.
mokadíkwa n. False excuse or alibi, especially one made during the decline of a relationship.
mokafelé v. To experience nostalgic desire toward.
mokafemnu n. Withered leaf.
mokakúbé v. To emit an unpleasant odour; to stink.
mokalva n. Dune.
mokamé v. To experience profound nostalgia/regret for; to mourn over something tragic.
mokamela n. Desert.
mokapla n. Lifeless soil, sand.
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.
mokasetí múrúka n. Anorexia nervosa, the compulsive desire to lose weight to a health-threatening extent.
mokasithekí a. Nasty; rude; literally, saying rotten things.
mokaspa n. Curse.
mokathelesha n. Stillborn infant, personal failure.
mokathelu n. Shame leading to depression following personal failure.
mokatshúa n. Bad omen foretelling spoiled crops and squandered opportunities.
mokazúsa n. Infertile uterus.
mokeka n. The smell of decay; any foul natural smell.
mokeke n. The smell of stale air; any foul smell which is hard to place.
mokeko n. The smell of burnt machinery; any foul artificial smell.
moklere n. Detritivorous microbe.
mokyeré v. To irritate.
moloé v. To sit.
momúbra n. Aorta.
Mônako n. Monaco.
monekhtu n. Specificity.