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maṃ
mama(1), mamaṃ(2),see <see>ahaṃ</see>
maṃsaṃ
Flesh, meat
makarando
The nectar of a flower
makaro
Name of a mythical fish or sea monster
makaso
A gnat, a mosquito
makuṭo
and (makuṭaṃ)A crest, diadem, topknot, a crown
makulo
and (makulaṃ)An opening bud; a knob
makkaṭako
A spider
makkaṭo
A monkey
makkhaṇaṃ
Smearing; oil
makkhāpeti
To cause to be anointed
makkhikā
A fly
makkhito
Smeared, anointed, stained, soiled
makkhī
Concealing one’s vices
makkheti
To smear, to anoint; to rub out
makkho
Concealing one’s vices, hypocrisy
magadhā
Name of a people and country, Southern Behar
magasiraṃ
Name of a nakkhatta
mago
A deer or antelope
maggaṭṭho
Walking in one of the Four Paths
maggati
To trace out, to seek
magganā
and (magganaṃ)Tracing out, research
maggasiro
Name of a month
maggāmaggo
The right and the wrong way
maggiko
A traveller
magguro
A sort of fish
maggeti
To trace out, to seek
maggo
Trace, track; road, path, course, passage; urethra
maghavā
Indra
maghā
Name of a nakkhatta
maṅku
Troubled, restless, disturbed, put out, irritable, annoyed, angry, fretful, discontented
maṅkuṇo
A bug or flea
maṅgaliṭṭhakā
Auspicious brick, viz. what we call a foundation stone
maṅgalo
Auspicious, lucky; joyous, festive; belonging to state occasions
maccu
Death; yama
maccudheyyaṃ
The realm of Death
macco
Mortal, a man, a mortal
macco
Maternal
macchako
A fish
macchaṇḍī
Thickened or condensed juice of the sugarcane
macchabandho
A fisherman
maccharāyati
To be envious
macchariyaṃ
Avarice, niggardliness, selfishness, envy, churlishness
maccharī
Envious, niggardly
maccharo
Niggardly, envious, grudging
macchā
Good soil
macchiko
A fisherman
maccheraṃ
Avarice, niggardliness, selfishness, envy, churlishness
maccho
A fish
majjaṃ
Strong drink, spirituous liquor, wine, spirits
majjati
To be joyous; to be intoxicated
majjati
To rub, to polish
majjanaṃ
Intoxication; pride
majjanaṃ
Rubbing, polishing
majjapo
One who drinks strong drink; a winebibber, a drunkard
majjāro
A cat
majjhagato
Same meaning as next
majjhago
Going among, being in the midst of
majjhaṇho
Midday
majjhattatā
Impartiality, moderation, indifference
majjhatto
Impartial, neutral
majjhantiko
Midday
majjhanho
Midday
majjhimadeso
The Central Region, Central India
majjhimo
Middle, central, mean, moderate, of medium size
majjho
and (majjhaṃ) Middle, centre, interior; the waist
majjho
Middle, central
mañcako
A bed, a bedstead
mañcādhāro
A bedstead
mañco
A bed
mañjarī
A sprout; a compound pedicle
mañjiṭṭhā
Bengal madder
mañjīro
A foot ring, bangle
mañju
Beautiful, lovely, delightful
mañjūsako
Name of a celestial flower
mañjūsā
A bask box, casket
mañjeṭṭho
Light red
maññati
To think, to suppose, to imagine, to consider, to esteem, to know, to believe, to understand
maṭṭo
Polished, cleansed, pure, see <see>maṭṭho</see>
maṭṭho
Polished, cleansed, pure
maṇi
A gem, a jewel; a waterpot
maṇikaṃ
and (maṇiko)A waterpot
maṇikkhandho
A magic jewel
maṇibandho
The wrist
maṇimayo
Made of gems, or jewelled
maṇilakkhaṇaṃ
Telling a person’s fortune from the jewels in his possession
maṇisappo
A sort of venomous snake
maṇḍakappo
see <see>kappo</see>
maṇḍanaṃ
Adornment; an ornament
maṇḍano
Adorning
maṇḍapaṃ
A roofed open hall or temple, generally built for a temporary purpose, a pavilion
maṇḍabbo
Patronymic from Maṇḍu
maṇḍalaṃ
A disk, a circle; circuit, circumference; a district comprising a number of villages, a region, a province; a heap; a multitude
maṇḍalaggo
A crooked sword, a sabre
maṇḍalamālo
A circular house or hall with a peaked roof, a pavilion
maṇḍalikaṃ
Anything round, a circle or globe
maṇḍalissaro
A ruler, a sovereign
maṇḍalī
A disk, a circle
maṇḍalī
Having a disk, orbed, circular
maṇḍāpeti
To cause to be adorned
maṇḍito
Adorned
maṇḍukaṇṭako
A maṇḍu thorn, supposed to destroy a tree or plant pierced with it
maṇḍūko
A frog
maṇḍeti
To adorn, to decorate
maṇḍo
Scum, the top part of milk
matako
Dead; belonging to the dead, a ghost
mataṅgajo
An elephant
matapitiko
One whose father is dead
mati
Mind, understanding, intelligence, thought, imagination; knowledge, wisdom; wish; opinion, advice
matimā
Sensible, intelligent, wise
mato
Having died, dead
mato
Thought, considered, believed, understood, known
mattaṃ
This word is used only as the latter part of a compound, with the meaning “measure, quantity”, or “exact quantity, only, mere”, or “exact time, as soon as” pañcadharaṇamattaṃ, a weight of five dharaṇas
mattakaṃ
A substitute for mattaṃ at the end of a compound; diṭṭhamattako mitto, a friend as soon as seen, a friend at first sight
mattakāsinī
A charming woman
mattaññutā
Moderation
mattaññū
Moderate, temperate
mattā
Measure, quantity; right or suitable quantity, moderation; a little, an atom; greatness, importance
mattāsitā
Moderation in eating, temperance
mattikā
Earth, loam, clay, mud
mattikāmayo
Earthen
mattiko
Consisting of one māntrā or short syllable
mattiko
Maternal
mattiyo
Maternal
matteyyatā
State of being a mother, maternity
matteyyo
Maternal
matto
Intoxicated, drunk; mad, furious; excited; glad, joyful
matthako
and (matthakaṃ)The head; top, summit, end; excellence, eminence
matthaluṅgaṃ
The brain
matthu
Whey
mathati
To churn; to stir up, to agitate; to crush, to destroy
mathanaṃ
Churning, crushing
madanīyo
Intoxicating
madano
Kāma, the god of love; the plant vanguiera spinosa
madirā
Spirituous liquor
madīyo
Mine
mado
Intoxication; pride; enjoyment; the juice that flows from an elephant’s temples when in rut
maddati
To rub; to compress, to crush, to trample, to destroy
maddanaṃ
Rubbing, grinding, crushing, trampling
maddalo
A sort of drum
maddavo
Hanging loose or wrinkled, withered
maddā
Name of a country and its inhabitants
madhu
Sweet; pleasant, nice
madhukaro
A bee
madhukaro
Sweet
madhuko
Sweet
madhucchiṭṭhaṃ
Wax
madhuddumo
The tree bassia latifolia
madhupo
A bee
madhubbato
A honey bee
madhumeho
Diabetes
madhurako
The jīvaka plant
madhurattaṃ
Sweetness
madhurasā
A grape
madhurassaro
A sweet voice
madhuro
Sweet; agreeable
madhulaṭṭhikā
Liquorice, black root extract used as sweet
madhulīho
A bee
madhvāsavo
Wine made from the flowers of bassia latifolia
manaṃ
see <see>mano</see>
manaṃ
A little
manakkāro
Acute consciousness of pain or pleasure, sensitiveness
manacchaṭṭho
Of which mind is the sixth
manasikato
Attended to, borne in mind, pondered
manasikaroti
To mind, to attend, to pay attention to, to bear in mind, to think about, to ponder, to fix the mind on, to take to heart
manasikāreti
To fix the attention
manasikāro
Attention
manasicchati
To wish, to desire
manaso
A substitute for mano at the latter end of a compound
manassī
Sensible, intelligent, clever, prudent
manāpo
Pleasing, pleasant, charming, pretty
manāyatanaṃ
The mind
manituṃ
see <see>maññati</see>
manindriyaṃ
The organ of mind, the mind, the intellect
manujādhipo
A king
manujo
A man
manuñño
Beautiful, pleasing, delightful
manussako
Human
manussattaṃ
Man’s condition, humanity
manusso
A human being; a man
manesikā
One of the amusements forbidden to a bhikkhu, guessing the thoughts of others
mano
and (manaṃ)The mind, the intellect, the thoughts, the heart
manoduccaritaṃ
Sin of the mind or thoughts
manopubbaṅgamo
Having mind for its predecessor, following upon or resulting from the mind or thoughts, caused by the mind
manobhū
Kama the god of love, the Indian Cupid
manomayo
Springing from the mind, caused by the mind
manoratho
Wish, desire
manoramo
Pleasant, delightful, beautiful
manosilā
Red arsenic
manoseṭṭho
Having mind or viññāṇa for its chief, governed by the mind, founded on the mind
manoharo
Striking, beautiful, charming, captivating
mantaṇaṃ
Deliberation, consultation, resolution
mantadharo
Versed in the mantras
mantabbo
To be thought, to be considered
mantabhāṇī
Speaking wisely
mantā
Wisdom
mantindo
A chief counsellor, a minister
mantī
A counsellor, a minister
mantuṃ
and (mantvā)see <see>maññati</see>
manteti
To consult, to deliberate, to discuss; to talk, to converse
manto
Deliberation, resolution, counsel, design, plan, artifice; the vedic hymns; a sacred text; a mystic verse, a charm, an incantation
manthanī
A churn
mantharo
Slow, stupid
manthāno
A churning-stick
mantho
A churning-stick; a sort of rice cake i.e., sattu
mandagāmī
Marching slowly
mandabhāṇī
Speaking little
mandākinī
A name of the Ākāsagāṅgā or celestial river; name of one of the mahāsaras or great lakes of Himavanta
mandāravo
Erythrina fulgens
mandāro
A name of the western mountain behind which the sun sets
mandiraṃ
A house, an edifice; a town
mandībhāvo
Slackening, dulling
mando
Slow; stupid; dull; small; low, slight, weak
mamako
Mine
mamāyati
To be attached or devoted to
mamāyito
Concerning or belonging to oneself, own
mammacchedako
Breaking the joints
mayūkho
A ray of light
mayūro
A peacock
mayo
Made of, consisting of
maraṇaṃ
Dying, death
maraṇantiko
Bordering upon death
maraṇasati
Recollection of death, meditation on death
marati
To die
marammo
Burmese
maricaṃ
Pepper
mariyādā
A boundary, limit, rectitude, good conduct
marīci
A ray of light; mirage
marīcikā
Mirage
maru
A sandy desert; a mountain
maru
A deva
maro
Death
malaṃ
Dirt, filth; excrement; stain, taint; fault, defect; impurity, sin; rust
malataraṃ
A greater or worse taint
malayajo
Sandal wood
malayo
A mountainous range in the Dekhan; a mountainous district in Ceylon of which Adam’s Peak is the centre; a garden, a park; jungle
malinīkaroti
To stain, to pollute
malinībhavati
To be stained
malino
Dirty; dark, brown, black
malīmaso
Dirty, stained, polluted
mallako
A cup
mallikā
Arabian jasmine
malliko
A sort of goose with brown legs and bill
mallo
A professional wrestler; name of a people
masakkasāro
A name of Indra’s city.
masārako
A sort of bed
masāragallaṃ
A precious stone, a sort of cat’s eye
masi
Soot; ink
masuro
A sort of lentil, an edible seed of leguminous plant
massu
The beard
mahaānubhāvo
Powerful, mighty
mahaggato
Enlarged, extensive, great, lofty
mahagghaso
Eating much, highly fed
mahagghiyo
Costly
mahaggho
Of great value, costly, valuable
mahacchaṇo
A great festival
mahaṇṇavo
The ocean
mahati
To revere, to worship
mahattā
Great-souled, magnanimous
mahatthiko
Productive of great good, very advantageous
mahaddhano
Wealthy
mahantataro
Greater, superior, bigger
mahantatā
Greatness, bigness
mahanto
and mahaṃ(1) and mahā(2)Great, large, big; great, eminent; much; excessive; excellent
mahapphalo
Very fruitful, having great reward
mahabbalaṃ
Great strength; a strong force, a great army
mahabbalo
Having great strength, powerful, mighty
mahabbhayaṃ
Great fear, horror
mahallakattaṃ
Old age, seniority
mahallako
Old, aged; spacious, large, broad, big
mahallo
Old
mahā
Great
mahāaṭṭhakathā
The Great Commentary; the Mahā-Aṭṭhakathā was the oldest and most important of the commentaries upon the Tipiṭaka; the tradition is that it was rehearsed at the first Council, and brought to Ceylon by Mahinda who translated it into Singhalese. The commentaries of Buddhaghosa appear to have been chiefly compiled from it.
mahākathānaṃ
One of the high numerals, 10,000,000(to the 19th power), or 1 followed by a hundred and thirty three ciphers.
mahākando
Garlic
mahākappo
see <see>kappo</see>
mahākassapo
Name of a famous disciple of Buddha
mahākāruṇiko
Very compassionate
mahākulaṃ
A high family, a noble family
mahākulo
Belonging to a high or noble family
mahāgaṇī
Having crowds of disciples or followers
mahāguṇo
Having great qualities, virtuous
mahācāgo
Munificent, splendidly generous
mahājaniko
Belonging to the people
mahājano
The people, the populace, the public; most people, the generality of men, mankind; a great number of people, a multitude
mahātaṇho
Lustful
mahātalaṃ
The earth
mahātimi
Name of a mythical fish of vast size
mahāthūpo
The Great Dagoba. This is the name of a gigantic bell-shaped relic shrine built at Anurādhapura by King Duṭṭhagāmiṇī about 160 years B.C. It is still standing, though its outline is much injured, and is 150 feet in height
mahāthero
A great or eminent thera
mahādayo
Very compassionate, all-merciful
mahādaro
Anguish
mahādānaṃ
Great gifts or charity
mahādīpo
Great island
mahādhiti
Having great fortitude or perseverance
mahānaṃ
A kitchen
mahānadī
A great river
mahānasaṃ
A kitchen
mahānāgo
A great elephant, a state elephant; a great snake, a cobra; a great naga; an eminent person; a leader, a king; a bold warrior, a champion
mahānāmo
Name of a plant; name of the author of Mahāvaṃsa
mahānibbānaṃ
Nirvāṇa
mahānilo
A gale or hurricane, a strong wind
mahānisaṃso
Great advantage, great blessing
mahānisā
Midnight
mahānubhāvatā
Great power
mahāpaññatā
Great wisdom
mahāpañño
Having great wisdom, wise, learned
mahāpatho
A high road
mahāparādho
Very guilty, criminal
mahāpariccāgo
see <see>pariccāgo</see>
mahāparinibbānaṃ
By this term is meant the death of Buddha, lit. “the great attainment of nirvāṇa”.
mahāpātakaṃ
A great sin, a crime
mahāpuñño
Possessing great virtue or merit
mahāpuriso
A great man, an eminent man, a man born to greatness
mahābalaṃ
Great strength
mahābalo
Strong, mighty
mahābodhi
The great Bo tree. This name is given to the ficus religiosa at Buddha Gaya, under which Gotama attained Buddhaship, and also to the tree grown from it at Anurādhapura which still flourishes.
mahābrahmā
The archangel Brahman, also called Brahmā Sahampati
mahābhaddakappo
The Great Auspicious Cycle
mahābhayaṃ
Great fear
mahābhinikkhamanaṃ
The Great Retirement. This means Gotama’s retirement from the world and adoption of the ascetic life preparatory to the attainment of Buddhaship. Great Renunciation
mahābhūto
and (mahābhūtaṃ)A principal element
mahābhogo
Wealthy; having a great hood, said of a cobra
mahāmaggo
A high road
mahāmacco
A minister
mahāmati
Wise
mahāmatto
A king’s minister or companion, a great noble at court
mahāmahī
The earth
mahāmaho
A great festival, pomp, festivity
mahāmātā
Grandmother
mahāmukho
Having a big mouth
mahāmuni
A great sage or philosopher. Epithet of a Buddha. Epithet of Gotama Buddha
mahāmegho
A storm of rain, a thunderstorm
mahāyaso
Illustrious
mahāraññaṃ
A great forest
mahāraṭṭhaṃ
Siam
mahāraho
Valuable, costly
mahārājā
A great king, a king
mahāroruvo
Name of one of the eight narakas or hells
mahāvaṃso
The Great Dynasty. This is the name of a famous history of Ceylon written in Pāli by a monk named Mahānāma in the fifth century A.D.
mahāvanaṃ
A great forest
mahāvāṭo
A great pit
mahāvireko
Cholera
mahāvihāro
Great monastery
mahāvīro
. A common epithet of a Buddha; a mighty man, a great hero
mahāsatto
A noble or excellent man; a bodhisatta
mahāsaddo
A great noise, a loud shout
mahāsaddho
Having great faith
mahāsamaṇo
The great ascetic, the great philosopher, an epithet of the Buddha
mahāsammato
The Great Elect
mahāsaro
A great lake
mahāsahā
Globe amaranth, gomphraena globosa
mahāsālo
A man of great wealth and position, a magnate
mahāsālo
A great Sal-tree
mahāsāvako
A great disciple
mahāsirā
A tendon
mahāhanu
Large-jawed, gigantic
mahāhavo
War
mahāhāso
Loud laughter, a horse-laugh
mahiṃsakamaṇḍalaṃ
The modern Mysore, Karnataka
mahiṃsāko
Mahīśāsaka
mahikā
Frost
mahicchatā
Lust, desire
mahiccho
Lustful
mahitalaṃ
The ground
mahito
Revered, worshipped
mahiddhikatā
Magical power
mahiddhiko
and (mahiddhiyo)Possessing supernatural power, miraculous, magical
mahindo
Indra; Mahendra, a great Buddhist missionary
mahindharo
A mountain
mahilā
A woman
mahisamaṇḍalaṃ
The modern Mysore, Karnataka
mahiso
A buffalo
mahissaro
Vishṇu
mahissaro
A king
mahī
The earth, the ground; place; land; name of a river
mahīdharo
A mountain
mahīpati
A king
mahīpālo
A king
mahīpo
A king
mahīyati
To be revered
mahīruho
A tree
mahīlatā
An earth-worm
mahussavo
A great festival
mahussāho
Energetic, persevering
mahesakkhattaṃ
Power, eminence, superiority
mahesakkho
Possessing great authority or influence, powerful, eminent, lit. “having the name of a great lord”.
mahesi
Great sage, great saint “the great ṛishi” is a common epithet of Buddha, or of any Buddha
mahesittaṃ
Queenship
mahesī
A king’s wife, a queen
maho
A festival
mahogho
A torrent, a flood
mahogho
Having a mighty stream
mahodadhi
The sea
mahorago
A great snake, a nāga
mahosadhaṃ
Dry ginger; the plant ativisū
mā
The moon
mā
Not, do not
mākkavo
The shrub eclipta prostrata
māgadhako
Belonging to Magadha
māgadhiko
Belonging to Magadha
māgadho
Belonging to Magadha
māgaviko
A deer-stalker, huntsman, sportsman
māgasiro
Name of a month
māghāto
Non-slaughter, interdiction of slaughter
māgho
Name of a month
māghyaṃ
The blossoms of the many-flowered jasmine
māṇavako
A young man, a youth, especially a young Brahmin
māṇavikā
A young woman, a girl, a brahmin girl
māṇavo
A boy; a youth, a young man, especially a young brahmin
mātaṅgo
An elephant; a caṇḍāla or man of the lowest caste
mātabbo
To be measured
mātali
Name of the charioteer of Sakka or Indra
mātā
A mother; a maternal grandmother
mātāpitaro
Father and mother, parents
mātāpettiko
Belonging to father and mother
mātāpettibharo
Supporting one’s parents
mātāmaho
A maternal grandfather
mātikā
A conduit, watercourse, canal for irrigation; a heading, head, outline, sketch, text, list, table of contents
mātito
On the mother’s side
mātiyo
Maternal
mātī
A conduit, canal, see <see>mātī</see>
mātuko
Having a mother
mātugāmo
Womankind, a woman, a female
mātughātako
A matricide
mātughāto
Matricide
mātucchā
Mother’s sister, aunt
mātujo
Born of a mother
mātulānī
A mother’s brother’s wife, an aunt
mātuluṅgo
The citron tree
mātulo
A mother’s brother, an uncle
mādanaṃ
Delighting; cloves
mādiso
Like me, such as I
mādī
Like me
mādo
Pride
mādhuro
Belonging to the town of Madhurā
mānaṃ
Measuring; a measure
mānattaṃ
This is the name of some sort of penance or punishment attached to the commission of a saṅghadisesa offence
mānado
Inspiring pride, a term of respect
mānanā
and (mānanaṃ)Honouring, revering offering
mānanīyo
and (mānaniyyo)That ought to be honoured, venerable
mānavā
Proud
mānavī
A woman
mānavo
Mankind, man; a man
mānasaṃ
The mind; arhatship; intention, purpose
mānasiko
Mental
mānaso
Lust intention, purpose
mānikā
A weight i.e., four doṇas
mānito
Revered, honoured
mānī
Proud, as latter part of a compound, thinking, fancying
mānuññakaṃ
Beauty, charm
mānusako
Human
mānuso
Human
māneti
To honour, to revere
māno
Pride, arrogance, vanity; honour, respect
māpako
Causing to appear by supernatural power
māpeti
To make, to prepare; to cause to appear by supernatural power, to create
māmako
Mine, my own; treating as one’s own, loving
māyā
Illusion, phantom, deceptive appearance, deceit; jugglery, magic; name of Buddha’s mother
māyāvī
Deceitful, hypocritical; subject to illusion; deluded
māyu
Bile, gall
māyūriko
A peacock hunter
māyūro
Belonging to peafowl
māyo
Measuring
mārako
A slaver
mārakheyyaṃ
The realm of Māra or Death, saṃsara or continued existence
māraji
Conqueror of Māra, an epithet of Buddha
māraṇaṃ
Killing, slaughter
mārattaṃ
State of being māra, māraship
mārāpeti
To cause to be killed, to put to death
māriciko
Prepared with pepper, peppered
mārito
see <see>mareti</see>
māriso
see <see>mādiso</see>, like me, such as I
māriso
A venerable person; the plant amaranthus polygamus; the voc. mārisa is sometimes used in addressing a person of high position
māruto
Wind
māreti
To kill, to destroy, to murder
māro
Death; killing; the Tempter, the Evil principle
mālako
A circular enclosure, yard, terrace, a consecrated enclosure
mālatī
The great-flowered jasmine
mālā
A wreath, a garland; a necklace; a flower; a row, a line
mālākāro
A gardener
mālāguṇo
A garland of flowers
mālāguḷo
A bouquet of flowers
mālikā
A garland; double jasmine
māliko
A gardener, a florist
mālī
Having a garland or row
māluto
Wind, air
māluvā
A creeper
mālūro
The tree eagle marmelos
mālo
A pavilion, a pagoda
mālyaṃ
A flower; a garland of flowers
māsako
A bean or vetch; a weight i.e., two guñjās; a coin of a low value
māso
A sort of kidney-bean, phaseolus radiatus
māso
and (māsaṃ)A month
māhikso
Belonging to buffaloes
māhisako
Belonging to buffaloes
migataṇhikā
Mirage
migadāyo
A deer park
migabandhinī
A hunting net
migamado
Musk
migamātukā
A sort of antelope
migavo
Hunting, deerstalking, the chase
migavyadho
The chase
migādano
A hyena
migādhibhū
King of beasts, the lion
migindo
King of beasts, the lion
migī
A doe
migī
King of beasts, a lion
migo
A deer or antelope; a wild beast, an animal; game
micchattaṃ
Wrongness, falsity, sin, misconduct
micchā
Falsely, wrongly
micchācārī
Acting or living wrongly
micchācāro
Wrong conduct or living
micchādiṭṭhi
Wrong views, false doctrine, scepticism, heresy, unbelief
micchādiṭṭhi
Heretical
micchādiṭṭhiko
Holding false doctrine, heretical, schismatic, unbelieving, pagan
micchādiṭṭhitā
False doctrine, heresy
micchāsaṅkappo
Wrong thought or resolve
miñjakaṃ
Same meaning as last
miñjā
and (miñjaṃ)Marrow; pith; kernel of a fruit or vegetable
mitabhāṇī
Speaking in moderation, a moderate talker
mito
Measured, reckoned; moderate
mittadūbhī
and (mittadūbhiko)Injuring one’s friends, treacherous, perfidious
mittadūbho
and (mittadūbhiko)Treacherous
mittaddu
and (mittadu)Injuring one’s friends, treacherous, perfidious
mittavā
Having friends
mitto
A friend
mithilā
Name of a town in India, the capital of the Videhas
mithunaṃ
A couple
mitho
and (mithu)Mutually, reciprocally, with each other, together; privately
middhaṃ
Sleepiness, drowsiness, somnolence, torpor, stupor
middhī
Sleepy, drowsy, torpid, sluggish
minanaṃ
Measuring, surveying
mināti
To measure, gauge, survey
miyyati
To die, see <see>marati</see>
milakkhako
A barbarian, a foreigner, an out-caste, a hillman, one of the aborigines
milakkho
A barbarian, a foreigner, an out-caste, a hillman, one of the aborigines
milayati
To languish, to fade, to wither
milāto
Withered, faded; languid
milito
Mixed, conjoined
milindo
Menander, a king of the Yonakas whose theological discussions with the great Buddhist divine nāgasena form the subject of the well-known pāli work Milindapañha.
missako
Mixed; combined
missati
To be mixed
missībhūto
Mixed, joined, associated
misseti
To mix
misso
Mixed
mihitaṃ
A smile
mīno
A fish; the zodiacal sign Pisces
mīyati
To be measured
mīyati
see <see>marati</see>, to die
mīlati
To wink
mīḷhaṃ
Excrement
mukuro
A mirror
mukulo
and (mukulaṃ)A bud
mukko
Another form of mutto
mukhaṃ
The mouth; the face; front; entrance; brim; commencement; means, cause
mukhapāṭho
Verbal recital, by word of mouth, orally
mukharatā
Garrulity, talkativeness
mukharo
Noisiness; garrulous, noisy talkative
mukhavāsako
Mouth-perfume, a fragrant substance chewed to make the breath smell sweet
mukhādhānaṃ
The bit of a bridle
mukhullokako
Looking in a person’s face, cheerful, willing
mukhodakaṃ
Water to rinse the mouth with
mukhyo
Chief
muggariko
Armed with a club
muggaro
A hammer, mallet, club
muggo
A sort of kidney bean, phaseolus mungo
muṅguso
The mungoose or ichneumon
mucalindo
The tree barringtonia acutangula; name of a nāga king; name of one of the great lakes
muccati
see <see>muñcati</see>
muccanaṃ
Being released
mucchati
To become faint
mucchanaṃ
Fainting
mucchanā
A musical tone, the seventh part of the scale
mucchā
Fainting; swooning, faintness
muñcati
To loose; to release; to dismiss, to give up, to abandon, to omit; to send forth
muñcāpeti
To cause to be released
muñjāno
A proper name, patronymic from muñja
muñjāyano
A proper name, patronymic from muñja
muñjo
A sort of grass, saccharum muñja, from the fibre of which the brahminical string is made; a sort of fish
muṭṭhasaccaṃ
Forgetfulness, bewilderment
muṭṭhassati
Forgetful, careless, inattentive, unconscious, bewildered
muṭṭhi
The fist; a handful; a smith’s hammer
muṇḍakaṃ
Tonsure, shaving of head
muṇḍako
A shaveling
muṇḍanaṃ
Tonsure, shaving of head
muṇḍiko
Shaven, bald
muṇḍeti
To shave
muṇḍo
Shaved, bald, bare
muṇdiyaṃ
Baldness
muti
Understanding, intelligence
mutiṅgo
A small drum, a tabour
mutimā
Sensible, intelligent, wise
muto
Thought, supposed, considered
muttaṃ
Urine
muttakāmayo
Made of pearls
muttā
A pearl
muttāguṇo
A string of pearls
muttāmayo
Made of pearls
muttāmuttaṃ
A weapon which is both missile and non-missile, as a bludgeon
muttāvalī
A string or necklace of pearls
muttāhāro
A string or necklace of pearls
mutti
Release, deliverance; nirvāṇa
muttikaṃ
A pearl
mutto
Released, delivered; free, free from; discharged, shot
mudā
Joy, pleasure
muditābhāvanā
Increase or development of the feeling of benignity or kindliness, an exercise of religious meditation
mudito
Pleased, glad
mudu
Soft; mild; weak; blunt, slow
muduko
Soft
mudutā
Softness, impressibility
muddā
A seal, a signet; a seal-ring; a stamp, impression
muddikā
A seal, seal-ring, signet
muddikā
The vine, the grape, a grape
muddiko
One who practises muddā
muddito
Stamped, printed
muddeti
To stamp, to print
muddhajo
Sprung from the head
muddhatā
Simplicity, folly
muddhā
The head; top, summit
muddhābhisitto
A khattiya; a king
muddho
Stupid, foolish, simple
mudhā
In vain; gratis, for nothing
munāti
To gain knowledge of, to know, to learn
muni
A sage, an inspired man, a holy ascetic
munindo
Chief of sages, an epithet of Buddha
munissaro
Chief of sages, Buddha
mubbā
The creeper sanseviera zeylanica
muyhati
To be faint; to be perplexed, bewildered, infatuated
murajo
A sort of drum, a tambourine
muḷālo
and (muḷālaṃ)The stalk of the lotus
musati
To steal; to rob, to plunder
musalī
Armed with a club
musalo
and (musalaṃ)A club; a pestle
musā
Falsely
musābhaṇitā
A liar
musāvādī
Speaking falsely, lying
musāvādo
Lying, falsehood
muhu
and (muhuṃ)Momently, repeatedly
muhuttiko
An astrologer
muhutto
A moment, a while; a period of forty-eight minutes
mūgo
Dumb
mūlaṃ
A root; lowest part, base, foundation; origin, source, commencement; front, foremost, first; cause; nearness; sum, amount, mass; price, money; capital, principal
mūlako
and (mūlakaṃ)A radish
mūlako
Having its root or origin in, springing from
mūlyaṃ
Wages; price
mūḷho
Foolish; ignorant; deceived, erring, astray; misguided, infatuated; perplexed, confused
mūsā
A crucible
mūsiko
A mouse, a rat
me
A substitute for the instr. dat. and gen. cases of ahaṃ
mekhalā
A zone, a girdle
meghavaṇṇo
Cloud-coloured
megho
A cloud; storm, rain
mecako
Black, dark blue
mejjho
Pure
meṇḍo
A ram; a groom
metabbo
To be measured
mettā
Friendliness, friendly feeling, good will, kinduess, love, charity
mettābhāvanā
Development or increase of friendliness and good will towards all living beings, an exercise of religious meditation
mettī
Friendship, good will, love, charity
metteyyo
Name of a bodhisatta now in the tusita heaven who is to be the next buddha
metto
Friendly, kind, benevolent
metyaṃ
Friendship
methuno
Relating to sexual intercourse
medinī
The earth
meduro
Smooth
medo
A serous secretion that spreads among the mucular fibres, fat
medhago
Quarrel, strife
medhaṅkaro
Name of a Buddha
medhā
Intelligence
medhāvī
Intelligent, wise
medho
Sacrifice
meniko
A fisherman
meyyo
To be measured, measurable
merayaṃ
Intoxicating liquor, spirits, rum, arrack
meru
Mount Meru, a vast mountain occupying the centre of each cakkavāḷa, around which are the kulācalas or concentric circles of rock, and beyond these the four mahādīpas or great continents
melako
Assemblage
meso
A ram; the zodiacal sign Aries
mehanaṃ
Membrum virile
meho
Urine; a urinary disease
mokkhacikaṃ
Tumbling, acrobatic feats
mokkhati
see <see>muñcati</see>
mokkho
Principal, pre-eminent
mokkho
Release; Arhatship, nirvāṇa
moggallāno
Name of a famous disciple of Buddha, one of the aggasāvakas; name of a pali grammarian who lived in the twelfth century
mogho
Vain, useless, foolish
mocanaṃ
Release; removing
mocetā
One who liberates
moceti
To liberate; to release; to loose, to detach
moco
The plantain or banana tree, musa sapientum
modako
A sort of sweetmeat; ferment
modaṅgiko
One who plays the mutinga
modati
To rejoice, to enjoy oneself, to be happy
modanaṃ
Rejoicing
monaṃ
Silence
moneyyaṃ
State of a muni, moral perfection
momūho
Silly, mad
moro
A peacock
moli
A topknot of hair, chignon; a crest, diadem, aigrette
moleyyā
Name of a people
mosako
A thief
mosaliko
Armed with a club
moso
Theft, robbery
mohito
Infatuated, deluded
moheti
To bewilder, mislead
moho
Fainting, loss of consciousness; ignorance, delusion, error, folly, infatuation
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