marmelad-o: marmelade. — DEFIRS
marmit-o: pot (for boiling); porridge-pot. — FIS
marmor-o: marble; -a: of marble (statuo, e.c.); -ala, -atra: relating to marble; marble-like, marmoreal; -umar: to stain or vein like marble. — DeFIRS
marmot-o: (zool.) marmot (Arctomys Marmota); (U.S.) woodchuck, groundhog. — eFIS
marn-o: marl. — FI
marod-ar: (intr.) to maraud: rove in quest of plunder; (tr.) to plunder. — DEFRS
marokin-a, -o: morocco (leather). — DFIS
maron-o: (fruit) marron: horse-chestnut (Aesculus Hippocastanum); -ea, -bruna: chestnut-colo(u)red; (cf. kastano). — eF
marquiz-o: marquee: a large field tent; an ornamental verander or penthouse overhanging a balcony, window or door. — DeFIS
Mars-o: (myth., astron.) Mars.
marsh-o, -lando: marsh, morass, bog, fen, swamp. — E
marshal-o: marshal, field-marshal. — DEFIRS
marsuin-o: porpoise (Phocaena communis). — FIS
marsupial-o: (zool.) marsupial. — EFIS
mart-o: (month of) March. — DEFIRS
martel-o: hammer; -agar: to hammer (cf. malear); -ag-(ad)o: hammering; -ag-ebla: malleable; ligno- -o: mallet, pestle, beetle; (cf. malio); vapor- -ego: steam-, forge-hammer. — FIS
Martin-pesk-aro: (orni.) kingfisher (Alceda hispida); (cf. alcedo).
Martin-somero: St. Martin’s summer: warm, damp season in England and southern Europe from November to about Christmas.
martir-o, -ulo, -ino: (also fig.) martyr; -igar: martyrize (ulu). — DEFIS
martr-o: (zool.) marten (Mustela Martes). — DeFIS
marvel-o: wonder, marvel, prodigy. Def.: Ulo qua efikas astoneso od admiro per aparta beleso, grandeso o stranjeso, mem per superhomeso o supernatureso; II-19. — EFIS
mas-o: mass: body of matter cohering in one body, usually of considerable size; (cf. amaso, bloko, turbo). — DEFIRS
masaj-ar: (tr.) to massage (ulu). — DEFIRS
masakr-o: (tr.) to massacre. Def.: Mortigar un (od, plu generale) plura personi kruele o senbezone; III-698. — DEFIS
mash-o: mesh, link (as in knitting, etc.); -kuraso, -kuto, -tuniko: coat of mail. — DE
mashin-o: machine, engine; -i, -aro: engines, machinery; -isto: machinist: one who runs or constructs m.s; -ala: mechanical; relating to machinery (cf. makanik-ala); -agar: to use or operate a m.; -izar: to furnish m.s to; -ifar: to produce, make m.s; exploz -o: infernal machine; milit- -o: engine of war; sut- -o: sewing m.; vapor- -o: steam-engine; -skrib-ar: (tr.) to write with a m., to typewrite (ulo); (cf. skrib- -o, -isto, -ero: typist). — DEFIRS
mashinac-ar: (tr.) to machinate: plan or contrive in secret with evil purpose. — DEFIS
masiv-a: massive, bulky; -o: a large solid mass (as of masonry); a block (of flowers, trees, etc.); bulk (of a mountain or hill). — DEFIRS
mask-ar: (tr.) to mask (to cover the face with a mask, not travestiar); -ilo: a mask; -ita, -ito: masked (person); -o-festo, -it-aro: masquerade; -it-eso: (fig.) a disguise. — DEFIRS
maskaron-o: (arch.) carved or moulded face (or figure). V exp.: To ne esas masko, ma vizajo plu o min groteska, skultita IV-336. — DFRS
maskul-a, -ala, -atra: male, masculine; -o: a male; -a genro: gender; -eso: masculinity. — DEFIS
mason-ar: (tr.) to do mason’s work on: to build (with stone, brick, etc.); to wall up, seal up (a door, etc.); -isto: mason, bricklayer. — EF
mast-o: mast; -eto: small m., spar, pole; ye mi-masto: at half-mast; -i, -aro: masts (of a ship, etc.); -izar: to put m.s on, in (a ship, etc.); -iz-ilo: sheer legs. — DEFRS
mastic-o: mastic: a resin from the mastic tree; any of the pasty cements, esp. putty; -izar: to putty. — DEFI
mastik-ar: (tr.) to chew, masticate; -ajo: something to chew; cud; -endo: (med.) masticatory; -achar: to munch. — EFIS
mastodont-o: mastodon. — DEFIRS
mastr-o: master: person having authority; -ino: mistress; -eso: mastery; su- -eso: self-mastery, self-control; sub- -o: foreman, overseer. — DEFIS
mat-o: mat, matting (of straw or other materials). — DE
matador-o: matador. — DEFIRS
matematik-o: mathematics. — DEFIRS
materi-o: (also fig. as of discourse, book, etc.) material, matter (out of which something is made); -ajo: material object, substance; -ala: materiaclass="underline" relating to matter; -oza: substantial, not formal; -atra: material (analogous to); -al-isto, -ista: materialist(ic); -al-ismo: materialism; -al-eso: materiality; -o prima, kruda: raw material; -igar: to materialize: to make (a spirit) visible in or as a material form; -al-igar: to invest with material characteristics, to substantialize. — DEFIRS
matid-a: dull, hollow (of sound); mat(t), dead, dull, not shiny, glossy (of colo(u)rs, etc.). Ant.: sonora, bril-anta. — FS
matin-o: morning, forenoon: time from dawn to midday; -ala: m., f.; matutinal; ca- -e: on (or in) this m., f.; morga -o: tomorrow m., f.; (esas) fru-matine: (it was) early in the m. — eFIS
matlot-o*: matelot: a kind of fish-stew; a kind of sailor’s dance, hornpipe. — F
matr-o: mother; -ala: maternal; -eto: little mother; (fig.) mamma; -eso: maternity: motherliness; -ala linguo: mother-tongue; -aquo: (chem.) mother-liquor. V. exp.: Matro esas la sentimental equivalanto di patrino; VI-535.
matrac-o: mattress. — DEFIR
matras-o: (chem. instr.) matrass. — EFIS
matric-o: (tech.) matrix. — DEFIRS
matrikul-o: matricula: register in which names are entered consecutively, as for a hospital, prison, society, etc.; -eskar, -izar: to matricula. — DeFIRS