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Entry: maila
Grammar: n.
Meaning: dirt.
Derivation: [< Nep. mailā]
Entry: maiti
Grammar: n.
Meaning: members of the paternal or maiden household of a married girl who has joined the household of her spouse
Derivation: [< Nep. māitī]
Entry: mak
Grammar: adj.
Meaning: black
Comments: mak lɔʔ It looks black, it is black; cf. lɔʔmaʔ (2,6).\x Entry: ma, -mma
Grammar: n.
Meaning: mother, (also familiarly: mother-in-law).
Entry: makco:ʔl
Grammar: n.
Meaning: black or charred embers
Derivation: [< mak black + co:ʔl digit; cf. hukco:ʔl, laNco:ʔl]
Entry: makkɛlɔʔba
Grammar: adj.
Meaning: black
Derivation: [mak black + AP of lɔʔmaʔ 'to appear']
Entry: maklɛp
Grammar: n.
Meaning: birth mark.
Derivation: [< mak black]
Entry: maktaNba
Grammar: adj.n.
Meaning: black, blackkind; a black one
Derivation: [mak black + -taNba 2.1.2]
Entry: mamma
Grammar: n.
Meaning: mama.
Entry: maN
Grammar: n.
Meaning: deity.
Entry: maNba:la:
Grammar: n.
Meaning: ancient times, the period when primordial man lived together in harmony with the gods
Derivation: [maN deity + ba:la: < Nep. pālā period, era]
Comments: cf. haN 0ba:la:. Entry: maNbhaya:ppa
Grammar: adj.
Meaning: medium-sized
Derivation: [*maNbha medium-sized + ya:pmaʔ be an amount, -pa nom. sf.]
Entry: maNdɔk
Grammar: n.
Meaning: a staple made of black millet meal, ground on a pe:naʔ-luNsum, then cooked and molded into large black cucumber-shaped rolls which are traditionally eaten with a yummaʔl made of stinging nettle (sikwa).
Derivation: [maN deity + tɔk cooked rice]
Entry: maNgalba:r
Grammar: n.
Meaning: Tuesday.
Derivation: [< Nep. maogalvār]
Entry: maNghɔ:maʔ, maN-ghɔ:y-/maN-ghɔ:-
Grammar: vi.
Meaning: cry wildly or half-wittedly, rant and rave
Derivation: [< maN god + khɔ:- maʔ invoke, q.v.]
Comments: o:khre: maila yʔmmu maNghɔ: (ɔkhre Mahilā again rants) ɔkhre Mahilā is ranting and raving again; cf. maNkho:pmaʔ. Entry: maNkho:pmaʔ, maN-kho:tt-/maN-kho:t-/maN-kho:ʔl
Grammar: vt.vi.
Meaning: exorcise spirits from someone (= patient)
Derivation: [maN deity + dir. < khɔ:maʔ pray]
Comments: phe:daNmɛ-lle khɛnɛʔ maNgɛgho:ʔl The shaman will exorcise you; phe:daN mahaʔre maNmɛgho:ttɛ The shamans exorcised.
Entry: ma:khi
Grammar: n.
Meaning: blood.
Entry: ma:khilam
Grammar: n.
Meaning: vein, artery, blood vessel.
Derivation: [ma:khi blood + lam road]
Entry: ma:ki
Grammar: n.
Meaning: maize
Derivation: [< Nep. makai]
Entry: ma:kibhe:
Grammar: n.
Meaning: corn cob, maize cob.
Derivation: [ma:ki maize + phe: cob]
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