Ido-English Dictionary полностью

malyot-o: bathing-tights, -dress; (tights as for acrobats, cf. kalz-ego).

mam-o: breast (of woman); udder (of animal); -oza: full-breasted; -ala: mammary; -atra: mammilary; -pinto: nipple, teat, dug (of animals). — eFI

mamifer-o: mammal; (class) mammalia. — EFIS

mamil-o*:(anat.) mammilla: nipple (cf. mam-pinto).

mamut-o: mammoth. — DEFIRS

man-i:(antiq.) manes, ancestral spirits, shades. — DEFIRS

mana-o: manna. — DEFIRS

manch-o: (long) handle, hilt, haft; neck (of musical instr.); -o di balay-ilo: broom-stick; guvern-il-o: rudder, helm. — FIS

mandaren-o: mandarin. — DEFIRS

mandarin-o: mandarin orange; tangerine orange. — DEFIRS

mandat-o: money order (as P.O.; cf. cheko). — DFIRS

mandel-o: almond; -iero: a. tree (Prunus Amygdalus); -lakto: milk of a.; -atra okuli: a. eyed; -siropo: a. syrup, orgeat (cf. orjato). — DFIRS

mandibul-o: mandible; (zool.) either the upper or lower, part of the beak of a bird; (anat.) lower jaw; (cf. maxilo); -ala: mandibular. — DEFIS

mandolin-o:(mus.) mandolin. — DEFIRS

mandor-o:(mus.) mandore: a kind of stringed lute. — DEFI

mandragor-o:(bot.) mandragora; European mandrake (Atropa mandragora). — EFIS

mandrel-o:(tech.) mandril, mandrel. Def.: Utensilo por kurvigar plaki, dilatar tubi, e.c.; IV-336. — EFIS

mandrin-o:(tech.) drill-chuck. — FIS

manej-o: manege: riding-school; -academy. — DeFIRS

manekin-o: manikin, lay figure, dummy. Def.: Figuro imitanta la formo di homo o di animalo; ofte artikizita; III-327. — DEFRS

manet-o:(tech.) hand-lever, movable handle or knob. — FI

mang-o:(fruit) mango; -iero: mango tree (Mangifera). — DEFIS

mangan-o:(min.) manganese. — DeFIRS

mangl-o:(fruit) mangrove; -iero: mangrove tree (Rhizophora Mangle). — DeFIS

mangust-o:(zool.) mongoose (Herpestes). — DeFIS

mani-o: mania, monomania: derangement of the mind especially upon a single subject; -eto: hobby, fancy; -ika, -oza; -iko, -ozo: maniac(al); (cf. monomani-iko). Ex.: Il havas mani(et)o skribar, kompozar. Mani(et)o pri kultivado di tulipi. — DEFIRS

manier-o: manner, way of doing anything; or acting; method; mannerism; (pl.) behavio(u)r, deportment, (cf. kustumo, modo); omna laboristo laboras segun sua maniero: every workman has his own way of doing a thing; parol- (od, -modo) mode, manner of speech; il havas tre agreabla manieri: he has very pleasing manners. — DEFIRS

manifest-ar:(tr.) to manifest, make to appear, make known; -a: manifest, no longer concealed (cf. evidenta, vid-ebla, notora, publika). Ex.: Deo manifestas su per sua laboruri. Manifesta eroro. — DEFIRS

manik-o: sleeve (of a garment, or any sleeve-like object); -o buf-anta: puffed or bulging s.; sur- -o: over-s., s. guard. — FIS

maniok-o:(bot.) manioc, manihot, cassava (genus: Manihot). — DEFIS

manipl-o:(Rom. antiq., eccl.) maniple. — DEFIRS

manipul-ar:(tr.) to manipulate; to treat, work or operate with the hand. — DEFIRS

manipulator-o: sounding-key; apparatus used to send messages (telegraphic, etc.) by breaks in the current. — eFIRS

manivel-o: crooked handle, crank; -e plear ario: to grind out a tune (as on a hand organ); -arboro: crank-shaft; -drilo: breast-drill. — FIS

manjar:(tr.) to eat: chew and swallow; (fig.) to eat away; consume; -etar: to nibble, to eat little; -o, -ado: a meal, eating; -ajo: something eaten or to be eaten; food, victuals (cf. nutr-iva, disho); -il-aro: eating utensils; -eg-ero: glutton; -o-trogo: manger, crib, eating tough; -eyo, -o-chambro: eating place, dining chamber, refectory; -o-sako: nosebag (for horses). — FIS

mank-ar: to be lacking, wanting, missing; (cf. indijar); -o: want, lack, absence, deficiency, shortcoming, need; to mankas a me: I miss it (lit.) that is missing to me; manko di respekto, di pekunio: lack of respect, of money; mankas multa libri (od, multa libri mankas): many books are missing. — FIS

manometr-o: manometer: a pressure or vacuum gauge; steam gauge. — DeFIRS

manot-o: handcuff; -izar, -ligar: to handcuff. — FIS

manovr-ar:(tr., intr.) to maneuver (manœuvre) (troops, ships); (fig.) to manage, or bring about, with skill (an affair, etc.). — DEFIRS