MINAMANNAÓ

(ancient) Circumspect, grave, respectful in speaking.

MINATÁ

(from matá): Basket so called because woven like chair cane bottoms.

Said also of net weave.

MINAYMINAY

Very heavy movement: flesh trembling from excessive obesity, ag ⊗.

MINGMÍNG̃

Recognition: recognize or see well something, ⊗ an.

Gaze deeply distinguishing objects, ag ⊗.

Clairvoyant.

See bigbig.

MIRÁOT

Suffering, torment: Na ⊗ iti bisin, tormented by hunger.

MÍRAY

(ancient) To recover from accident or faint, aguimmi ⊗.

MÍSA

Holy Mass: say it, ag ⊗; hear it, maqui ⊗; altar boy, agpa ⊗.

MISMÍS

Abstinence, whether natural, from lack of appetite, or feigned: abstinent, eating little, na ⊗.

MISÓOT

Frowning anger: become angry and frown; look aggrieved, ag ⊗.

MITÍMIT

Prudishness, fastidiousness in drinking.

MO

Genitive singular of 2nd person personal pronoun, and possessive: thy, thine.

MOCÓ

Perplexity: doubt what is judged, said or done, ag ⊗.

To be certain, satisfied with opinion, di ag ⊗.

See bacabacá.

MOCÓMOG

Gold dust: taken for rubble and brick pieces.

MÓDIA

(ancient) Memory: learn by heart, ⊗ en.

MOGMÓG

Leftover food handled by man or animal.

MÓLDE

(from Spanish): Printing press, pag ⊗ an; that printed, i ⊗; printed, minólde ó nai ⊗.

MOLDÍT

Dirtiness of person or thing, camot ⊗.

See mulit, rognit.

MOLDÓT

Down or body hair of person or animal.

MOLMÓL

To put something in mouth and hold it without chewing, like hard candy to dissolve; child entangling finger in mouth sucking it, ag ⊗.

See notnót.

MOLÓNG̃

To strip leaves off branch, i ⊗ an; he who strips, agui ⊗; stripped branch, nai ⊗.

See uncucic.

MOMMÓMO

(ancient) State of a thing out of place.

MÓMO

Morsel, bite.

To eat putting morsels into the mouth, ag ⊗.

Leftovers of food that fall from the table, mommó.

See mogmóg.

MÓNAG

Heart or pith of banana stalk.

Tender shoot of palms.

MONMÓN

To gather, collect money or things, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.

MÓNO

To soften by cooking, ⊗ en.

MÓPAY

To become discouraged, lose heart, ag ⊗.

See ópay.

MORÁP

Dimness of sight, blurriness: to see dimly, ag ⊗.

MORDÓT

Downy hair, fine fuzz on body.

See moldót.

MÓRIR

To turn pale from sickness or fright, ag ⊗.

MÓRO

Moor, Muslim (from Spanish).

MOSMÓS

Worn-out, smooth coin without inscription.

See lúdas.

MOTMÓT

To crumble or crush into very small pieces, ⊗ en.

MOYMOÓYAN

(ancient) To follow in everything another’s will or opinion, i ⊗ ti náquem.

MOYÓNG̃

All kinds of plants and fruit trees planted in gardens, Minoyónğgan.

Uniformity of opinions.

MÚBA

To change, alter opinion or habit, ag ⊗.

MÚCAD

To walk with open steps, ag ⊗.

MÚCO

Blunt, pointless horn or stick.

MÚDAT

To open eyes wide, stare, ag ⊗.

MUDMÚD

To press face or nose against something, i ⊗.

MÚGA

To fall out hair or feathers, ag ⊗.

MUGMÚG

Crumbs of bread or leftovers of food.

MÚGUT

To pull out by roots, ⊗ en.