merkurdi-o: Wednesday. — FIS
merkuri-o: (chem.) mercury, quicksilver. — EFIS
merl-o: (orni.) blackbird (Turdus merula). — DFIS
merlan-o: (ich.) whiting (Gadus Merlangus). — FR
merlon-o*: (fort.) merlon. Def.: Parto (solida) di muro inter du kreneli; VII-280. — DEFIS
merluch-o: (ich.) merluce: the European hake (Merlucius vulgaris). — eFIRS
merogoni-o*: (embryol.) merogony. — DEFIS
meromorf-a*: (math.) meromorphic. — DEFIS
merotomi-o*: merotomy: division into parts. — DEFIS
mes-o: (R.C. Ch.) mass; -libro: missal, prayer-book; -o sen-kanta: low mass — DEFIRS
mesaj-o: message: official communication, diplomatic, parliamentary; (cf. letro, send-ajo). — EFIS
mesi-o: (also fig.) Messiah; -an-a, -ala: Messianic. — DEFIRS
meskin-a: mean, paltry (person, act); narrow, illiberal (ideas, policy); stingy, niggardly (persons, policy); shabby (room, person); -ajo: mean or paltry thing or act, shabby trick. Def.: Qua indijas larjeso, alteso (precipue etikala); III-10. — FIS
mestic-a, -o: (of persons, animals) half-breed, mixed-breed; mestizo: a peson of mixed Spanish and American Indian blood; (cf. mulato, hibrido); (cf. V-33). — DeFIS
mestier-o: trade, handicraft: occupation or business in which manual or mechanical labo(u)r is necessary, as that of a carpenter or mason; -ala: technical, craft; -isto: artisan, mechanic; il esas mestiere torn-isto: he is a turner (or lathe-worker) by trade. — FIR
met-ar: to put on , don (clothing, ornaments); (cf. vest-izar); -ar frako: to put on a dress-coat; -o: donning, dressing; -ebla: wearable: which can be put on. — FI
metaboli-o*: (biol.) metabolism. — DEFIS
metacentr-o*: (hydros. and shipbuilding) metacenter (metacentre) — DEFIRS
metacinez-o*: (biol.) metakinesis. — DEFIS
metafaz-o*: (biol.) metaphase. — DEFIS
metafizik-o: metaphysics. — DEFIRS
metafor-o: (rhet.) metaphor. — DEFIRS
metafraz-o: metaphrase: literal translation. Def.: Expliko qua konsistas en tradukar loko (frazo) en plura klara, simpla e vulgara vorti; V-485. — DEFIRS
metageometri-o*: metageometry.
metakarp-o: (anat.) metacarpus. — EFIS
metal-o: metal; -a, -ala, -oza: metallic: of m., relaing to m., full of m.; -ajo: m. object; -izar: to metallize; to coat or impregnate with m.; -ifo: metallurgy; ore production (cf. metalurgio); -if-isto: metallurgist; -filo: wire; -laboristo: m.worker; -vaz-aro, -aj-aro: ironmongery, hardware. — DEFIRS
metalografi-o: metallography. — DEFS
metaloid-o*: (chem.) metalloid.? DEFS
metalurgi-o*: metallurgy: science and art of preparing metals from the ores (not the extracting of ores; cf. metal-ifo). — DEFIS
metamer-o*: (zool.) metamere. — DEFIS
metamorfos-ar: (tr.) to metamorphose. — DEFIRS
metan-o*: (chem.) methane, marsh-gas. — DEFIS
metastabil-a: (physical chem.) metastable. — DEF
metatars-o: (anat.) metatarsus. — EFIS
metatez-o: (gram.) metathesis. — DEFIRS
metempsikos-o: metempsychosis, transmigration of souls. — DEFIRS
meteor-o: meteor. — DEFIRS
meteorologi-o: meteorology; -isto: meteorologist. — DEFIRS
metil-o*: (chem.) methyl. — DEFIS
metod-o: method: special or definite system of procedure; (of things) –ala: methodical; (of persons) –oza: methodical; -ale, -oze: methodically. Ex.: Il facas omno segun metodo (od, metodoze). Metodala aranjo. — DEFIRS
metod-ismo: (rel.) methodism: doctrine of methodists; -isto: methodist (member of a religious sect).
metodologi-o: methodology. — DEFIS
metol-o*: (chem.) metol. — DEFIS
metonimi-o: (rhet.) metonymy. — DEFIRS
metonomazi-o: metonomatosis. Def.: Chanjo di propra nomo per traduko, qua celas ol; V-485. — DEFIRS
metop-o: (arch.) metope. — DEFIRS
metr-o: (metric) meter (metre): 1.093 yards; (poet.) meter; -o-quadrato: square meter: 1.196 square yards; -o kubo: cubic meter: 35 cubic feet; -ala: (measure or verse) metrical. Note: A list of metric abbreviations may be found in IV-608-9. — DEFIRS
metrik-o: (science of) versification, prosody, scansion.
metrologi-o*: metrology.
metronom-o: metronome. — DEFIRS
metropol-o: metropolis: a chief or capital city. — DEFIRS
metropolit-o: (eccl.) metropolitan (bishop). — DEFIRS
mez-a, -o: middle, midst; -e di: in the middle of; -a, -ala: middle, medial, median; -grada, -valora: (of quantities) average; (math.) mean; (gen.) middling, mediocre, tolerable (cf. pasabla); -grado, -valoro: average, mean, mediocrity; -valore: moderately, indifferently; -epoko: the Middle Ages; -epok-ala: medieval; -eva: of middle age; -a stando: (od, situ-eso): moderate circumstances; -a fosto (di fenestro): mullion; -o-soprano: mezzo-soprano; -a proporcion-alo: (geom.) mean proportional. — I
mezenter-o*: (anat.) mesentery. — DEFIS
mezoderm-o*: (embryol., zool.) mesoderm. — DEFIS
mezolab-o*: (instr.) mesolabe. — DEFIRS
mezotint-o*: mezzotint(o). — DEFI
mezur-ar: (tr.) to measure (with an instrument), to survey (land); -(ad)o: measure, measurement, measuring; (mus.) time, measure; bar; -ilo: an instrument for measuring; -ebla: measurable; sen- -a: immeasurable, immoderate; excessive, exorbitant; super- -o: over-measure; agro- -isto: land (or, field) surveyor. V. exp.: vid. evaluar. — EFI