lúthenaré v. Any form of structural rhetorical parallelism.
lúthenarí a. Parallel.
lúthogé v. To transfer oneself; to move between.
lúthwo– pre. Between.
lútsiní a. Elemental; basic.
lútúzu n. Limb.
lútwiklinta n. Extremophile.
maba n. Biological mother.
mabé v. To give a choice; to allow a decision.
Madaska n. Madagascar.
madzhidtu n. Tree or graph node.
maé v. To have an interest in something; spelled also mé.
Maianmara n. Burma/Myanmar.
maiforo n. Incentive.
Makedonía n. Macedonia.
maklere n. Endosymbiont, parasitic microbe, or commensal microbe.
makolintu n. Pride.
Malava n. Malawi.
Maldava n. Moldova/Moldavia.
Malézía n. Malaysia.
Malía n. Mali.
malkome n. Chlorine.
mallerísaní bavekwía n. Genetic engineer or gene therapist.
mallerísu n. Chromosome.
malso n. Workable metal; doublet of balo.
malsothía n. Smelter.
Malta n. Malta.
mama n. Biological mother.
manaltí a. Of brief sequence; such as a short list of instructions.
manaltinu n. Sequence, as a dimension.
manaltu n. Sequence; ordis.
manazé v. To choose.
manazedí a. Mandatory; mandated; by order.
manazekíu n. Decision.
manazúkinu n. The Establishment; the group of people forming the political level of government, as considered independently from its ideology, civil servants, and representation of the State.
manethé v. To dictate opinions or a letter.
manethía n. Speaker; boss; one who has a note-taking secretary or scribe.
mantaru n. Fringe, precipice, or boundary.
manu n. Opinion.
manúbé v. (with dative) To give critique on; to critique.
manúka n. Professional critic; editorializer.
manúza n. Amateur critic; someone giving criticism.
manzaru n. Tree or graph edge.
mapanté v. To approve of a decision.
mapoai adv. Freely.
mapoya adv. Freely.
maré v. To bring.
mares pm. Moving toward.
Marítanía n. Mauritania.
Marítío n. Mauritius.
marmúbra n. Vein.
maru n. Goal, objective.
masadé v. To be pregnant.
Masadéa n. Fertility goddess introduced to the Lilitic pantheon in 1045 lilpo, whose cult emphasized the hedonistic pursuit of anything that would promote population growth; see theological entry, Founding of Lilikoisa and Decline of Lilitic culture.
masadekwíu n. Professional surrogate mother.
masadessu n. Offspring ex utero.
Masadotalía n. Month of Pregnancy, the first month of the Glotshakhto calendar.
masadoví a. Pregnant.
masadovía n. Pregnant woman.
masagalesta n. Fetishization of medical care providers in a maternal role; see details in Usage section.
masailesta n. Pregnancy fetishism.
masakíu n. Newborn.
masakwíu n. Professional baby; a pathological know-nothing.
masebené v. To employ grammatical syllepsis: parallelism by omission in connected clauses where the omitted words may necessarily not agree in form.
masekhtía n. Pregnancy.
masteksu n. Empty-headed newbie.
mataflasu n. Webbing between fingers.
matatrotzu n. Webbing between toes.
maté v. To join, connect, intersect, meet with, etc.
mateku n. Confluence, coincidence, or chance meeting.
matekwía rafilis n. Translator or linguist.
matelíu n. Junction.
mathoiéú m. Through choice.
matu n. Joint; place of connection.
matúzu n. Knee.
matwidhé v. (a) to meet one's future soulmate for the first time; (b) to join lives or merge two plots.
Matwidhedí Stardzhai il Amaríka n. The United States of America.
matzí flasu n. Ring finger.
Mayadta n. Hungary.
Mazara n. Mazuršt, a species and civilization native to the KHTX Expanse.
mazé v. To direct or instruct.
mazekwía n. Manager.
mazekwía glemidinis n. Military officer.
mazewíu n. Decision-maker; any minister or autocrat involved in deciding legislation.
mazilleru n. A planning document, agenda, or schematic.
mazitru n. Tree.
mazivekhto n. Configuration.
mazthí a. Decisive.
mé v. To have an interest in something; spelled also maé.
mefañgrí a. Stern, serious (of a person or their actions; responding to a serious situation).
mefí itsu n. Atom; specifically a physical atom.
mefí metlu n. Physical energy in general.
mefí shemu n. Chemical phase.
mefíkosu n. Navel.
Mefírafa n. The Rotomemi dialect.
Mefísta Lilitinanis n. Mother of the Lilitai, a less-formal synonym for Mefístamazínanivía il Lilitina.
Mefístamazínanivía il a Lilitina n. Matriarch of the Lilitai, the leader of the semi-hereditary autarchy.
mefístaní a. Parental.
mefístaré v. To foster a child [acc] for a mother [dat], thereby elevating her from unfortunate circumstances [abl].
mefístu n. Parent.