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[Iloftman. 



mar' -ik-ka, to mark. 



mar'-iks, marrow. 



mark' -lodr-tich, remarkable, won- 

 derful. 



m'(\rsh'-er, a mortar. 



mar'-ya, to-morrow. 



mar' -ya-shtuiid, morning, daybreak. 



mar'yeds, in the morning. 



mashd, 1. fattening. 



2. luxuriant (growth of plants). 



mashd' -sat, fattening hogs. 



masht'-sau, a hog fattening for 

 slaughter. 



masht'-darm, rectum. 



mat, faint, weak, debilitated. 



mat' -ich-ked, debility, faintness. 



maul, mouth, opening. 



mau'la, to give impudence ; to 

 grumble. 



maul'-hir, mulberry. 



maul'-e-sel, mule. 



maul'-fol, mouthful. 



m,aul'-ich, saucy, impertinent. 



mauV-karh, muzzle; lit., mouth 

 basket. 



maul' -uf-shpar' -ra.,\o-^a,yfn, to gape. 



maul' -wai'f, mole. 



mau''r, wall. 



mau''r-ar, mason. 



muu''r-senk' el, plumb-bob. 



maus, mouse. 



mau'-sa, 1. to catch mice (as a cat). 

 2. to molt, to shed the hair. 



mans'dod, dead, equal to the com- 

 mon expression "stonedead." 



maus'-fal, mouse trap. 



maus'-kats, a mouser. 



maus'-or, saxifrage. 



maus'-tsait, molting season. 



twe", more. 



me'-a, to mow, to reap. 



me'bla, maple. 



meb'-lais, tick seed. 



mecht, might, strength. 



mecht'-ich, mighty, powerful. 



med'-ar-la, feather few. 



med-a-tsin', medicine. 



med' -cilia, a little girl. 



mid'' I, girl. 



med'-s'l-a, to massacre ; to cliop up. 



medl', 1. girls. 



2. the place (and time) where 

 mowing is done. 



me'gha, to be allowed, to have lib- 

 erty. 



meg'-lich, possible ; probable. 



meg'-na-tai'-sa, to mesmerize ; to 

 magnetize. 



meksht, might. 



mel, meal, flour. 



mel'-da, to report, to announce. 



me'-licJi, mealy. 



mel'-ka, to milk. 



mil' -sup, porridge ; pap. 



mem, mother. 



me'-na, to mean, to think, to intend ; 

 to believe or have an opinion. 



men'-chia, male of birds, etc.; lit., 

 little man. 



me^'-ner, more. 



meng'-a, to mix. 



men'-ing, opinion ; meaning ; sig- 

 nification. 



mensh, person, being, man. 



men'-sha, people, inhabitants. 



men' -sha-aV -der, generation. 



men' -sha faind, misanthrope ; an 

 enemy to human beings. 



mensh' a-far-sJitand' , common in- 

 telligence ; common sense. 



men' -sha-fraind, pliilanthropist. 



men' -sha-hilf, human aid. 



mensh'-hed, humanity, human kind. 



mensh' -tens, mostly, generally. 



mer, to me ; we ; one. 



me' red-ich, horse-radish. 



mer'-hait, majority. 



mes, brass. 



mesh'ta, 1. to feed for fattening. 



3. to remove manure from a 

 pen, or stall, and supply fresh 

 bedding. 



