luserna — (kwo) lucerne, alfalfa
Hungarian
lushuy — (kwo) dew
Mandarin
lusi — (zwo) lose (also fail to win)
lusi taim — lose time
lusi dao — lose one's way, get lost
lusa — (kwo) loss
lustra — (kwo) chandelier, lustre
luta — (kwo) lute
lutesyum — (kwo) lutetium (chem.)
luxa — (kwo) luxury
luxa-auto — a luxury car
luxa-ney (luxe) — (kwel) luxurious
luxika — (kwo) something luxurious
Luxemburg — (kwo) Luxembourg
lwaba — (kwo) salivary foam or sweat froth
lwabi — (zwo) lather, froth
kaval lwabi — horse lathered up
doga lwabi — dog frothed at the mouth
Hindi
lwo — (zwo) 1) fall, drop, come down
lasi lwo — let fall
lwosa — (kwo) fall, drop
mah-lwo — (zwo) throw down, drop
2) conveys the depth of transition into another state/condition:
lwo in plaki — burst into tears
lwo in ridi — burst out laughing; start roaring with laughter
lwo in pyani — take to hard drinking
lwo in lekti nove kitaba — to become thoroughly engrossed in reading a new book
Mandarin
lyan — (zwo) be attached (to smth/smb — a koywan/koysa), be affectionate (towards)
li lyan a mutu — they are attached to each other
lyan-ney — (kwel) in mental bonding, attached, devoted
lyansa — (kwo) attachment, affection, mental/emotional bonding
Mandarin
lyu — (zwo) leave (but not "depart")
lyu kinda in dom — leave children at home
lyu trasa — leave traces
lyu pan a amiga — leave bread to a friend
lyu me sole — leave me alone
lyu dwar ofni-ney — leave the door open
Mandarin
mach — (kwo) match (sporting event)
Madagaskar — (kwo) Madagascar
madam — (kwo) madam, lady (a polite form of addressing or naming a woman)
See also: sinior, mis
madu — (kwo) honey
Hindi
madyar — (kwel, kwo) Hungarian; Hungarian (person); the Hungarian language
Madyarorsag — (kwo) Hungary
maestro — (kwo) maestro (musical master)
Italian
mafil — (kwo) ivory
mafil-ney — (kwel) ivory
maga — (kwo) mug (large cup)
magari — (gramatika, exklami) I wish, if only
Magari lu lai! — If only he would come!
Magari bi tak! — I wish it were so!
Magari nu hev-te sey mani dan! — I wish we had that money then!
nomagari
Nomagari tren tardi. — I hope the train isn't late.
Nomagari! — God forbid!
Italian
magia — (kwo) magic
magike — (kwel) magical
magier — (kwo) magician; magus
magieres — the Magi
Syn.: jadu
magnesyum — (kwo) magnesium (chem.)
magnet — (kwo) magnet
magnet-felda — magnetic field
magnetisi — (zwo) magnetize (make magnetic)
magnetifi — (zwo) magnetize (grow magnetic)
magnetisa/magnetifa — (kwo) magnetization
magnifike — (kwel) magnificent, splendid, grand
Syn.: briliante, gro-hao
magnolia — (kwo) magnolia
magre — (kwel) meagre, lean (also poor, deficient or inferior in amount, quality or extent; scanty; inadequate; unsatisfying)
mah — (syao-gramatika) «make» (causative particle)
gran – mah-gran — big – to make bigger, increase
hao – mah-hao — good – to make better, improve
blan – mah-blan — white – to whiten
jal – mah-jal — to burn, be burning – to burn (smth)
chi – mah-chi — to eat – to feed
lwo – mah-lwo — to fall – to drop (smth)
mah kaval lopi — make the horse run
Me mah swa zwo se. — I make myself do it.
Se ve mah yu triste. — This will make you sad.
mahaba — (kwo) awe
Arabic
mahan — (kwel) majestic, grand, stately, sublime
mahantaa — (kwo) 1) majesty, grandeur, greatness; 2) a universal honorific title for addressing a high-ranking person: Highness, Excellency, Eminence, Reverend, Honor
Luy Mahantaa — His Majesty
Hindi
mahanatme — (kwel) magnanimous, generous
mahanatmitaa — (kwo) magnanimity
(Origin: mahan+atma)
mahta — (kwo) might, power, authority (cf. "potensia")
mahtaful — (kwel) mighty, powerful
olo-mahtaful — omnipotent, all-powerful
sinmahta-ney — (kwel) powerless, impotent, helpless
pa sinmahta-ney furia — in impotent rage
maidan — (kwo) square (open place in town); ground, area
futbol maidan — futball field
Arabic