Воляпюкско-английский словарь на букву M
Volapuk - первый
из удавшихся лингвопроектов .
Он относится к типу смешанных модельных языков (микслангов (или микст-лэнгов), т.е. схематично-натуралистичных с приёмом лексики из разных языков.
Представляем воляпюкские слова на букву M (всего - 400) с переводом на
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MAALGAM - an amalgamation
MAAT - a mast
MAÄ - as (= in proportion)
MABAR - amber
MABOIN - marble (substance)
MADIK - mature, ripe
MAETÜT - amethyst
MAF - a measure
MAFÄDÜ - for, in relation to...
MAFIB - an amphibion
MAFIDÖN - to try on (clothes)
MAFOT - a size (shoe, glove); a dimension (general)
MAFÖN - to measure
MAG - a likeness, a representation
MAGAD - a shop, a store
MAGAPENÄT - hieroglyphics, pictography
MAGÄD - an impression
MAGÄDABIK - impressive
MAGÄL - a fantasy (imagery)
MAGÄLIK - fantastic
MAGÄLOD - a mirage
MAGÄLÖN - to imagine
MAGED - an appearance, build (of person); a form; a - phenomenon
MAGET - a style (clothing)
MAGIFIK - splendid, wonderful
MAGITAN - a magistrate
MAGIVAL - a wizard
MAGIVAN - a magician
MAGIVÖN - to practise magic
MAGNET - a magnet
MAGNOL - a magnolia (tree)
MAGOD - a picture
MAGODAKAD - a picture card
MAGODAKASÄT - a video cassette
MAGODATANIL - a video tape
MAGODISUMODÖN - a video recorder
MAGOT - a statue
MAGOVIK - imaginable
MAGUL - a representation, a reproduction
- * magulön oki su . . . = to model oneself on . . .
MAHUN - mahogany (wood)
MAIFIK - open
MAIFOD - a gap, an opening
MAIFÜKÖN - to open
MAIKÖTÖN - to cut open
MAIPADÖN - to open a book
MAIT - maize (= cereal)
MAJÖ! - quick march!
MAKET - a market
MAKRON - macaroni
MAKRORIN - an elephant seal
MAL - a mark, a sign
MALAMANÄTÄPRET - sign language (for the deaf)
MALAR - malaria
MALÄD - a disease, an illness
MALÄDAN - a patient
MALÄDANIVABED - an ambulance
MALÄDANÖP - a hospital, an infirmary
MALÄDIK - ill
MALÄDIKÖN - to become ill, to fall ill
MALEDITILÖ! - blow it! damn it!
MALEKÖN - to march
MALEOL - a knuckle
MALET - a signal
MALETALIT - a traffic light
MALETAMATÜM - a lighthouse
MALOD - an adjunct (grammar)
MALT - malt
MALUV - a mallow
MAN - a man
MANDOLIN - a mandolin
MANID - mania
MANIK - male
MANÖV - a manoeuvre
MAP - a file, a folder, a portfolio
MARAT - a marathon (= race)
MARÄD - a marsh
MARÄDÜKAM - swamping
MARÄDÜKÖN - to swamp
MARD - Mars
MARENIK - naval
MARGARIN - margarine
MART - a weasel
MARTÜRAN - a martyr
MASADACEM - an attic, a garret
MASAPEN - marzipan
MASAT - a mass (= great quantity)
MASET - a massage
MASETAN - a masseur
MASKAGUMOD - chewing-gum
MASKAR - a mask
MASKÖN - to chew, to masticate
MASTAN - a master
MASTÖN - to rule
MASTURBAT - masturbation
MASTÜKÖN (OKI DÖ) - to master, to make oneself the master of
MAT - marriage
MATABLIM - (wedding) trousseau
MATAN - a husband or a wife
MATEDADEL - a (wedding) anniversary
MATEDATÄV - a honeymoon
MATEMATAN - a mathematician
MATER - (basic) material
MATIKÖN (KO) - to get married (to), to marry. to wed
MATIOL - a stock-gilliflower, a wallflower
MATIRAJAN - a betrothal, an engagement
MATITEIL - a divorce
MATITEILÖN - to divorce
MATRAD - a mattress
MATROD - a sailor
MATÜKÖN - to marry, to wed
MAULÄT - an amulet, a charm
MAXÜL - a jaw
MÄYONÄD - mayonnaise (garnish)
MAYUL - May
MAXÜL - a jaw
MÄDÖN - to upholster
MÄGIK - lean (= not fat(ty); slim, thin
MÄK - a sign
MÄKÖN - to (make a) mark
MÄKUN - opium
MÄL - six
MÄNED - a mantle, an overcoat
MÄNIOTÖN - to mention
MÄNIOTÜL - an allusion, a remark
MÄNSIDIK - thin (of hair)
MÄNT - mint
MÄPET - violence
MÄPLAT - a plaster (medical)
MÄPÜDIK - cheeky, impudent, insolent
MÄR - a fairy tale
MÄRALÄN - fairyland
MÄRKURIN - mercury (substance)
MÄSÄD - Mass (R.C. Church)
MÄSPIL - a medlar (tree)
MÄT - competitiveness
MÄTED - competition -
MÄTEDÖN (KO) - to compete (with)
MÄTÖP - an arena
MÄYONÄD - Mayonnaise (garnish)
MÄYORAM - marjoram
MÄYÖN - to bleat (sheep)
MÄZUL - March
ME - by means of, with
MEB - a recollection
MEBAMAL - a monument
MEBÖN - to recall -
MED - a means (to an end)
MEDIN - a medecine, a remedy -
MEDITÖN - to ponder
MEDUL - spinal cord
MEDÜ - by means of...
MEGÖN - to splash about
MEIB - a reminder
MEIKÖN - to lay (railway line), to lay out (a garden)
MEIN - mining
MEINÄD - a mine
MEKAVIK - artificial
MEKÖN - to do, to make
MEL - a sea
MELADOG - a seal
MELAJETET - a pier
MELAKÄV - a wharf
MELAMALÄD - seasickness
MELAN - a sailor -
MELAPON - a pier
MELARAVAN - a pirate
MELARAKET - a torpedo
MELAROVÖP - (sea) straits
MELASPATAVEG - a promenade
MELASÜT - a strait (geographical)
MELAT - molasses, treacle
MELATÄV - (sea) voyage
MELOD - a melody
MELUN - a melon
MEM - memory
MEMOT - a memory
MEMOSEVÖN - to recognize
MEMÖN - to remember
MEN - man (= a human being)
MENABIDÄD - man (= human species)
MENÄD - an age (= generation)
MENAMÖDOT - a crowd, a multitude
MENEN - meninges
MENIK - human
MENOD - a (general) improvement
MENS - people (= in general)
MERITÖN - to earn, to merit -
MERUL - a blackbird
MESED - a (financial) reward, a salary, a wage
MESEDIK - rewarding
METAL - a metal
METOD - a method
METÖF - (the) metric system
METÖFAV - metrology
MEUG - an opinion, an outlook, a point of view
MEUGIJON - a demonstration
MIBÖNÖN - to envy
MID - (human) flesh
MIDUN - a fault, a misdeed -
MIED - a boundary, a limit
MIEDALIEN - a side (maths)
MIEDETÖN - to define (= bounds/limits)
MIEDÖFÜKAM - restriction
MIEDÜKÖN - to hem in, to restrict -
MIEL - honey
MIELAVIN - mead
MIFOMIK - disfigured
MIFÄT - a catastrophe
MIFÄTAN - a malefactor
MIGACIN - a mixer
MIGEB - abuse, misuse
MIGOT - a mixture
MIGÖM - a blender, a mixer
MIGÖN - to mix
MIJENOT - an accident
MIKEB - a weed
MIKONDÖTAN - a good-for-nothing, a scoundrel
MIKÖMIK - unwelcome
MIKRODAGRUFILASIRKOT - a long-playing record (an LP)
MIKROFON - a microphone
MIKROVEF - a microwave
MIKROVEFAFURNOD - a microwave oven
MIL - a thousand
MILAG - a miracle
MILIG - milk
MILIGATUT - milk tooth
MILIGÖP - a dairy
MILIT - an army
MILITIK - military
MILMET - a kilometre
MIMALALOGED - an omen
MIMALIKO - ominously
MIMEUG - hostility
MIN - a mineral
MINAVAT - mineral water
MINILUDIK - suspicious
MINIMILEM - vermin (= as a category)
MINISTER - a ministry ( =government department)
MINISTERÖP - a (government) ministry (= building)
MINT - mint (herb)
MINUM - a minimum
MINUT - a minute
MIOPIK - short-sighted
MIOTIK - dirty, foul, polluted
MIOTÖN - to soil
MIOTÜKAM - (general) pollution
MIOTÜKÖN - to pollute
MISEK - a fiasco
MISEKIM - defeatism
MISERABIK - wretched
MISMELÖN - to stink
MISTAD - a drawback
MISTOM - a thunderstorm
MISTOMÜL - a squall
MISUL - measles
MISUR - a beat, a measure
MIT - meat
MITEODAV - mythology
MITICÖPAN - a butcher
MITICÖPÖP - a butcher's shop
MIVEG - a trespass
MIVIM - a bad mood (mivimiko = in a bad mood)
MO - away - (mo e ge = backwards + forwards)
MOÄDÖN - to omit
MOB - a suggestion
MOBÖN - to propose, to suggest -
MOBÜ - at the suggestion of
MOD - a manner, a means, a way
- * in mod seimik = somehow
MODUGÖN - to abduct
MODUN - destruction
MOELÄT - an omelette
MOFIAN - gear box
MOFÖM - gear lever
MOFÖN - to drive (= animals)
MOFUGÖN (DE) - to escape, to run away (from) -
MOGOLÖN - to go away
MOIKÖN - to be rid of
MOJÜTÖN - to go through (to dispose of one after another) MOLÄDIK - gentle, tender
MOLIK - soft
MOMOFÖN - to expel, drive away, repel
MON - money
MONALAYET - a (shop) till
MONAPOKÜL - a wallet
MONAPÖNOD - a (monetary) fine/penalty
MONEM - a fortune
MONIGETOT - a (monetary) tribute
MONIT - a ride (= on an animal)
MONITANAMAGOT - a statue mounted on horseback
MONITÖN - to ride (an animal)
MOSAIG - a mosaic
MOST - a monster
MOSTÖFIK - atrocious, monstrous
MOSUMÖN - to take away
MOT - a mother
MOTÄVÖN (DE) - to depart (from), to leave
MOTED - a birth
MOTEDADEL - a birthday, date of birth
MOTEDALÄN - land of one's birth, native land
MOTEDÖP - place of birth
MOTÖN - to give birth to
MOTOR - an engine, a motor -
MOTORANIBUD - a bus, a coach
MOTORASAIKUL - a motor-cycle
MOTORASAIKÜL - a moped
MOTORAVAB - an automobile, a car
MOÜKÖN - to get rid of, to take away
MÖ - by (=indicating quantity)
MÖBEM - (a suite of) furniture
MÖDAGOD - polytheism
MÖDAVÖG - polyphony (music)
MÖDIK - many, much
MÖDIKUM - more, - several
- * mödo mödikumo = much more
MÖDO - a great deal
MÖDOT - a number/quantity/amount
MÖDÜKUMAM - proliferation
MÖGABID - subjunctive mood (grammar)
MÖGÄDO - eventually
MÖGIK - possible
- * as much as possible = mögiküno
MÖGOD - a chance, a possibility, potential
MÖGOV - a coverage area (as in radio/TV)
MÖGÖN - to be possible (mögos, das..= it may be that)
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MÖKOT - a (medical) preparation
MÖKÖN - to prepare
MÖN - an (outside) wall
MÖSKÖD - musk
MÖV - a seagull
MU - extremely, most
MUAD - amusement, entertainment -
MUADIK - amusing, entertaining
MUADÖN - to amuse, to entertain
MUD - a mouth
MUDEL - Monday
MUDOT - a mouthpiece
MUF - a movement
MUFAVAN - a mechanic
MUFÄTÖN - to flit
MUFOVÜKÖN - to loosen
MUFÖN (ÄS) - to move (like) -
MUFÜKIAN - a motor (device/machine)
MUFÜKÖN - to instigate, to start off, to turn over (car engine);
- * mufükön mäpetiko flitämis = to flap wings
MUFÜLIK - unsteady
MUFÜLÖN - to wobble, to waddle
MUG - a mouse
• - mugaparat = a (computer) mouse
MUIF - worry
MUIFÖN - to worry
MUIFÜKIK - ill at ease
MUIFÜKÖN - to (cause to) worry
MUIK - most
MUIKOS - (the) maximum * muiko = to the maximum
MUL - a month
MULUD - a mule
MUN - (a/the) moon (fulamun = a full moon)
MUNÄD - a satellite (= the moon(s)
MU NILÜ... - next to...
MU PATO - above all
MURB - a blackberry
MURIK - sullen
MURÖN - to grumble
MURÜLÖN - to mumble
MUSAK - a (domestic) fly
MUSED - a museum
MUSIG - music
MUSIGABOG - a music box
MUSIGALEF - an orchestra
MUSIGAN - a musician
MUSIGÖM - a (musical) instrument
MUSK - moss
MUSKAT - a nutmeg
MUSKÄN - (the) tundra
MUSKÄTAN - a musketeer
MUSKIT - a mosquito
USKITIL - a gnat
MUSKUL - a muscle
MUSTAG - a moustache
MUTAR - mustard
MUTÖN (+ INFIN) - to have to (= must)
MÜÄTIK - dumb, silent
MÜDAPALAT - soft palate
MÜDIK - soft, - tender (= not hard/tough)
MÜEDÖN (DUB) - to divide (by) (maths)
MÜFÖN - to move, to shift
MÜGÄT - a lily of the valley
MÜGDAL - an almond
MÜKIK - humble
MÜKÜKÖN (OKI) - to humble (oneself)
MÜP - a vaccination
MÜPÖN - to vaccinate
MÜRÖN - to murmur, to ripple, to trickle
MÜSTER - a mystery
MÜSTERAV - mysticism
MÜTÖN - to compel, to force -
MÜUL - a mussel (seafood)
MUÜKÖN - (to) overpower -
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