kân, marâ, mâleman, pron.
mine; xodam, myself (Avestan)
maibyô [ma],
man, من
my,
mâvôya, mãm
[azem], me, man ra, من را me (Persian)
მე,
me, ჩემთვის, chemtvis, to
me, ჩემი, chemi,
mine, my (Georgian)
šukə,
šo-, me, -mə, -me, to me,
'-ukə, -uka-,
uki-,
-ki- my,
-də, 1st
pers. Personal suffix
(Urartian) šu-u-we,
mine, šu-ú-ta,šu-da,šuda, tome,šura,
with me,'-tta, -d,
'-tta, -t , encl. pron. me,
-iffə, -iffē-, -iffu-, suffix, my
(Hurrian)
jâši, for me, to me, pers. Pron. Dat., jâti,
to me, pers. Pron., Acc.,
Gen., Dat., (Akkadian)
мне, mnie, me, to
me, шахта, šachta,
mine, мой, moj, my
(Belarusian)
mi, me, meni, to me,
rudnik, mine, moj, my
(Croatian)
ja, mi, mnie, me, mój, my (Polish)
men, min, meim
(i); maja
(i), my (Baltic-Sudovian) mani, me, uz mani, to me,
raktuves, mine, mans,
my (Latvian) mane
(Lithuanian)
pe mine,
me, mie, to
me, a ME(A) mine,
mele,
my (Romanian) minulle,
me, to me, kaivos, mine, minun, my
(Finnish-Uralic)
μου,
mou, me, δικος μου, dikos mou, mine, mou, my (Greek)
ինձ, indz, me, իմը, imy, mine, իմ, im, my (Armenian) më,
me, për mua,
to me, imja, mine, im, my (Albanian)
niri, me, ni, me, I (Basque)
ego, I, mei, (Gen., of me)
mihi, (Dat., to, for, me);me, (Acc., me, object
of sentence); me,
(Abl., by, with, from me),
meus, -a -um, my,
mea, mine
mei, (Gen. of
myself), mihi, (Dat. to, for myself), me, (Abl. with
myself), meae,
mei, (Gen.
of my), meae, meo, (Dat.
to, for my), meam (f.) meum (m. pl.), (Acc.
object of sentence), mea, meo, (Abl. by,
with, from my), mea, mee, meum,Voc.
(used when addressing someone);
sui, of him,
herself, his, her,
sibi, to himself, to herself, se, himself,
herself, se, by himself,
by herself;
ipse-a-um, self
om, me, to me, mo,
my (Irish)
mi, me, mo, my, dhòmhsa,
to me (Scott) fi, me, i mi, to me, fy, my Welsh)
me, me, mio, my, mecco, with me, to me
(Italian)
me, me, mon, my, pour moi, to me
(French)
મને,
Manē, me,
to me, ખાણ, Khāṇa,
mine, મારા, Mārā,
my (Gujarati)
bana, me, to me, benim, mine,
my (Turkish)
мен, men,
me, маған,
mağan, to me, менікі, meniki,
mine,
менің, meniñ, mine, my (Kazakh) men,
me, menga,
to me, meniki,
mine, mening,
my (Uzbek)
tarsân,
ترساندن
to threaten (Persian)
მუქარა, mukara,
menace (Georgian)
alpu,
threatening, paqāru,
to threaten, challenge,
to
contest a sale or transfer, to
contest the validity of a seal,
etc.,šipṭu, punishment, threat, verdict, judgement
(Akkadian)
bagairt,
menace (Irish)
bòidhchead, menace (Scott) bygwth, to
threaten,
menace (Welsh)
minacciare, to
menace (Italian)
menacer, to menace
(French)
ધમકી
આપવી, Dhamakī āpavī, to threaten (Gujarati) tehdit
etmek, to threaten (Turkish)
қорқыту, qorqıtw,
to threaten (Kazakh) tahdid
qilmoq,to threaten (Uzbek) ба
таҳдид, ʙatahdid,
to threaten (Tajik)
коркутуу, korkutuu,
to threaten (Kyrgyz) заналхийлэх,
zanalkhiilekh,
to threaten (Mongolian) 威脅, Wēixié,
to threaten
(Traditional
Chinese)
kältsā, threatened, be threatened (Tocharian)
shundali, threatening, attacking,
to pose a threat, (Hittite)
to jut out, project,
threaten [<OE threat], menace,
[<Lat. minari,
to threaten]
terrify
{[<Lat. terrificare],
shun, to
keep away from intentionaly, [<OE, scunian,
abhor]
મિનિમુલ, Minimula, minimal, ઓછામાં ઓછું,
Ōchāmāṁ ōchuṁ, the least, થોડું, Thōḍuṁ,
little, થોડા,
Thōḍā,
few (Gujarati) en az,
the least, az,
few, küçük,
little (Turkish) ең аз, eñ az,
the least, аз, az,
few, little (Kazakh) kamida,
the least, ozgina,
few, oz, little
(Uzbek) камтарин,
kamtarin,
the least, каманд,
kamand, few, каме, kame, little
(Tajik) эң
аз,
eŋ az, the least, бир
нече, bir neçe, few, кичине,
kiçine, little (Kyrgyz) хамгийн
бага, khamgiinbaga,
most low, baga, low, the least, цөөхөн,
tsöökhön,
few, бага
зэрэг, baga zereg, little, zereg, such as,
grade
(Mongolian)至少, Zhìshǎo,
the least, 小, Xiǎo,
little, 幾個, Jǐ
gè, few
(Traditional
Chinese)
tebues, tebuah, little,
to become little, tebu/tebau,
little, few, tēpu-,
few, trifling,tepaues,
to become little, tēpawes, few, to become
few, modest, tepnu-, to make
few, lessen, to humble,
humiliate, tekuses,
little, like a
small grain comparable to malt,kappuwant-,
few, paid,
(Hittite)
calati, to
move, cālayati, to set in
motion, agga, aggati, to move; ragg, raggati,
to move hither and thither, to rock; ilay,
ilayati, to move; taramgay, -yati, to move to
and fro, toss; miv,
mivati,
to push, move, vivartayati, to
alter, change
harakat dâdan,حرکت دادن to move,
avazkardan, عوض
کردن to change, degargun دگرگونی
kardan,
degargun sodan,
to change, tağyir kardan, تغییر
کردن to change, vary (Persian)
მოძრაობა, modzraoba,
to move, შეცვლა, shetsvla,
to change (Georgian)
allaku,
moving, going, ḫabātu, to move across, make
an incursion, to continue, advance on, to
cross, pass by, proceed, advance, move
along, enû,
to change, to shift, replace, ewû, to
change, turn into, (Akkadian)
рухацца, ruchacca, to
move, для змены, dlia zmieny, to
change(Belarusian)
za kretanje, to move, promijeniti,
to change (Croatian)
przenieść, to move, zmienić,
to change (Polish)
kustēties, to move, Mainīt,
to change (Latvian)
a muta, to move, a
schimba, to
change (Romanian) ruszajsię,
to move, muuttua,
to change (Finnish-Uralic)
να μετακινήσω, na
metakiníso, to move, kinoumai, kino,
move, να αλλάξει, na alláxei,
to change (Greek)
շարժվել, sharzhvel,
to move, փոխել, p’vokhel,
to change (Armenian)
për të lëvizur, to move, lëviz,
to move, te ndryshosh, to change
(Albanian)
aldatu, to change, mugitu,
to move, turn, kokatu, to locate, move (Basque)
moveo, movere,
movi, motum to move, set
in motion
muto-are, to change, move
chun bogadh, to move, chun athrú,
to change (Irish) gluasad, to
move, atharrachadh, to change (Scott)
i symud, to
move, mudo, to
move, remove, emigrate, migrate; ymod, to move, stir, newid,
to change, alter, modify, (Welsh)
muovere, to move, muta, change, shift, relay
(Italian)
mouvoir, to move, mutation,
change,
mutation; mutin adj. unruly (French)
ખસેડવા, Khasēḍavā, to move,
બદલવું, Badalavuṁ, to change
(Gujarati) taşımak,
to move, Değişmek, to
change (Turkish) қозғалу,
qozğalw,
to move, өзгерту, özgertw,
to change (Kazakh) harakatlanmoq,
to move, tuzatmoq,
to change (Uzbek) гузаштан,
guzaştan,
to move, иваз
кардан, ivazkardan,
to change
(Tajik) жылуу,
jıluu,
to move, өзгөртүү,
özgörtüü, to change (Kyrgyz)
шилжих, shiljikh,
to move, өөрчлөх,
öörchlökh,
to change
(Mongolian) 移動, Yídòng,
to move, 改變, Gǎibiàn,
to
change,
alter,
transform
(Traditional
Chinese)
halai/hali,
halae, to set in
motion, ttmiomah, (dmiumah) damiummahh,
to change, appa p.,
to move again, appa p.
arha p., parā p.,
to move forward, edi,
to
move, (to make rebel), to lead to
the other side, remove, penna-,
move, to
make trot, to drive, to keep,
build, take care of, weh-,
move, to turn, to divert (Hittite)
to move,
set in
motion, remove,
dispossess; [<Lat. movere]
to
rock [<OE
roccian]
to change, motion,
move [<Lat. moveo,
movere, movi, motum], mutate,
[<Lat. mutare],
to weave,
[OE, wefan],
to move or progress from side to side, or in and
out.
nardati, to roar,
sound,
bellow, tat, tatati, to rumble,
groan; kaj, kujati, -te,
make inarticulate
sounds, coo, caw,
hum, moan, groan; zvas, zvasiti, zvasati,
te, to blow, bluster, hiss, whistle, breathe,
groan, sigh
nalh,
ناله,
groan, moan, whimper, zâri, moan, nâlh kardan, to
moan,
nalydan,
نالیدن to groan, moan, lament,
ghrsh, غرش to
bellow, thunder, howl (Persian)
ქვემოთ, kvemot, to
bellow, როდის, rodis,
to roar (Georgian)
labû,
to
groan, to growl, to howl, cry out, ramāmu,
to bellow, to roar, rumble, howl, groan
Akkadian)
раўці, raŭci, to
bellow, стагнаць, stahnać,
to groan (Belarusian)
do ispod, to bellow, stenjati,
to groan (Croatian)
zemāk, to bellow, izdomāt, to groan
(Latvian)
la mai jos, to bellow, a bâjbui,
to bellow, să urlească, to
groan (Romanian) pudota, to bellow, murehtia, to groan
(Finnish-Uralic)
μουγκρίζω,
mougkrizo,
to bellow, growl, να
παρακαλώ, na parakaló, to bellow,
βελάζω, velázo,
bellow, bleat, στο κάτω
μέρος, sto káto
méros, to bellow, να
ηρεμήσει, na
iremísei, to groan (Greek)
բռնել, brrnel, to
bellow, ցնցում, ts’nts’um,
to groan, (Armenian)
më poshtë, to bellow, το gulçim, to groan
pëllas, bray, ulërij,
yell (Albanian)
beguz, to
bellow, negar egitea, to groan
(Basque)
mugio-ire
chun bellow,
to bellow, a groan,
to groan (Irish)
gu bellow,
to bellow, gu groan,
to groan (Scott)
i bellow,
to bellow, bugunad, to bellow;
griddfan, ochain (och-),
to groan, moan; ubain, to howl, wail, moan, sob;
udo, to howl, moan (Welsh)
a urlare, to
bellow, gemere,
to groan, mogio, adj.
crestfallen,
downhearted, dejected (Italian)
souffler, to bellow, gémir,
to groan,
moche, adj. shoddy,
ugly, dowdy (French)
સલામ,
Salāma, to bellow, શોક
કરવો, Śōka
karavō, to groan (Gujarati) böğürmek,
to bellow, moo, low, inlemek,
to groan, whimper, howl (Turkish) бүгуbügw,
to bellow, зарлап, zarlap,
to groan (Kazakh)
pastga, to bellow,
ingramoq, to
groan, moan, howl,
lament (Uzbek)
хам шуда, xam
şuda, to bellow, гиря
кардан, girjakardan,
to groan (Tajik) бүктөө,
büktöö, to bellow, онтоп,
ontop,
to groan
(Kyrgyz)
урагшлах, uragshlakh,
to bellow, ёолох,
yoolokh,
to groan
(Mongolian) 吼叫, Hǒujiào,
to bellow,吟,
yin, to groan
(Traditional Chinese)
taskupāi-,
to moan, to scream (Hittite)
to bellow
[<ME, belwin]
low, roar, groan
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mocum (MVCVM),
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aṅkh, to
mix āśrī, to mix,
shuffle; milati,
to mingle, ma, mimite,
mapayati, -te, to cause, to be
measured or built, build, erect; mi, minoti,
minute, fix, establish, build, erect, observe,
nirmā,
to build
makhlut
kardan, مخلوط کردن to mix, tekân kardan,تکان دادنto
stir (Persian)
აურიეთ, auriet, to stir, mix
(Georgian)
emēdu, to
mix, infect disease, to join together, etc.,šutābulu, to mix
ingredients, evaluate, calculate, šutābulu, adj., mixed, ḫâqu, to mix liquids, to mix
with in an armed conflict, dalāḫu, to stir up,
disturb, embarrass, confuse, be
troubled, marsu,
mixed, mashed (said of malt
steeped for beer),taḫīqtu,
mixing
(Akkadian)
змешвацца, zmiešvacca,
to stir, mix (Belarusian) miješati,
to mix, da se promiješa, to stir (Croatian)
mieszać,
to stir, mix, mingle, miksować, to
mix (Polish)
sajaukt, to mix, maisīt, to stir
(Latvian)
a amesteca,
to mix, să se amestece,
to stir (Romanian)
sekoittaa, to mix, stir (Finnish-Uralic)
να αναμείξετε, na anameíxete, to
mix, να ανακατευτεί, na
anakatefteí, to stir, να
αλέσει, na
alései, to grind (Greek)
խառնել, kharrnel, to
mix, ակտիվանալ, aktivanal,
to stir (Armenian)
të përziej, to mix, për të ndezur, to stir
(Albanian)
irabiatu, to stir, nahastu,
to mix (Basque)
misceo-miscere,
-cui-xtum, to
mix,
mola-ae, millstone
το meascán,
to mix, le corraíl, to stir (Irish)
το measgachadh,
to mix, a ghluasad, to stir
(Scott)
το cymysgedd,
to mix, cymysgu,
to mix,
blend, mingle, jumble, confuse, i droi, to stir
(Welsh)
molare,
to grind, bevel, mescolare,
to mix, stir (Italian)
méler,
to mix, stir
(French)
ભળવું,
Bhaḷavuṁ, to
mix, જગાડવો,
Jagāḍavō,
to stir (Gujarati) karıştırmak, to mix,stir
(Turkish) араластыру,
aralastırw,
to mix, blend, stir (Kazakh) aralashtirmoq,
to mix, knead, blend, stir (Uzbek) омехта кардан,
omexta
kardan, to mix, ьунбидан, ʹunʙidan, to
stir (Tajik)
аралаштыруу, aralaştıruu,
to mix, stir (Kyrgyz) холих,
kholikh,
to mix, confuse, хутгах,
khutgakh,
to stir
(Mongolian)
混合, Hùnhé,
to mi, blend, 攪
拌, Jiǎobàn,
to stir, mix, churn (Traditional
Chinese)
harnae, to stir, harra/harr,harranu, harrae,
to grind,hara,
grindstone, harnamniie/a,
to stir, churn, (kattan) harnamniya-, to stir
up, to
incite, to bring into turmoil,
fermentation, malliie/a,
mala/mal,
to grind, mill, malla/mall, to
mill, anda immiya-,
to mix, imie/a,
to mingle, mix,
tsartsur,
mixture, concoction,tatrahh,
tatrah, to stir up, incite,
(Hittite)
to stir,
(mix in a circular direction),[<styrean, to
excite] displace,
work at, construct
laboriously,
build
[<OE bold,
a dwelling],
erect, strive after, destroy; grind [<OE grindan] mix.
[<Lat. miscere],
mill, a building
for grinding grain, to grind grain, [<Lat. mola, millstone]
ārdrīkaroti,
to soften, melt, madhuraḥ, mellow,bhadraḥ, well born, refined,
gentle, saumya,
soft, gentle, mahavega, very impetuous or rapid;
stormy sea; culaka,
tuft, crest; culika, the comb of a cock, crest,
summit; komala,
adj., tender, soft; mrdu bhu, to become soft or
soften, durbbalaḥ,
fragile, weak, feeble
kunnû,
smoothed,
honored (said of deities), beloved,
amēlūtu,
gentle, to act
as a gentleman, amīilu, in la
amīlu, gentleman, not a gentleman, ḫadû,
pleasant, rabbiš,
adv., gently, softly,
nēḫiš,
gently, quietly (Akkadian)
змякчаць, zmiakčać,
to soften, пяшчотны, piaščotny,
gentle, слабы, slaby,
faint, weak (Belarusian)
omekšati, to soften, nježan,
gentle, slab,
weak, poor, feeble (Croatian)
cichy, silent, quiet, lagodny, mild,
miekki,
soft; delikatny,
delicate, gentle, słaby,
weak (Polish) mīkstināt,
to soften, maigs,
gentle, vājš, weak
(Latvian)
sa se inmoaie, to soften, MOALE, soft,
mild, weak, MOLATEC,
soft, gentle, weak, blând, gentle (Romanian)
pehmentää, to soften, lempeä,
gentle, heikko, weak
(Finnish-Uralic)
να μαλακώσουν, na malakósoun, to
soften, μαλακός, malakos,
soft, ευγενής, eugenis, gentle,
αδύναμος,
adýnamos, weak
(Greek)
մեղմելու համար, meghmelu hamar,
to soften, նուրբ, nurb, gentle,
թույլ, t’uyl,
weak (Armenian)
për të zbutur, to soften, quetësoj, to
become gentle, i ëmbël,
sweet, gentle, luscious, dreamy, soft, i
butë, gentle, i dobët, weak, poor,
skinny, feeble (Albanian)
miu/miau,
to be soft, smooth, gentle, pleasant, minu,
to make mild, gentle, pleasant, minumr,
gentleness, flattery, miumr,
gentleness, kindness, sanezzi-,
(KU7),
soft, good,miesr/miesn, gentleness, prosperity, genzuue/a,
genzuuae,
gentle, to treat gently, malisku-,
weak, mlisku/milisku,
weak, light, unimportant, mleskues,
maleskues,
to become weak, mliskunu,
to make weak, maleskues,
to make weak, maliskunu-,
weaken,arha
tarranu-, to weaken,
discourage, ila-,
weakness? (Hittite)
to become soft
[<OE softe,
pleasant] or
gentle, mellow,
[<ME, melowe]
mild,
[<OE, milde],
lag,
[<Origin unknown], to fall behind, weaken, wane, [<OE, wanian, to
lessen], wan,
pallid, weak or faint, [<OE, wann,dark], limp, to
walk lamely, jerkingly, lacking rigidity,
flabby, [<prob obsolete, limphalt, lame]
dâdan, دادن give,
grant, pradakhtan,
پرداختن,
to pay, baxsidan, to give (Persian)
მიცემა, mitsema, to
give, გადახდა, gadakhda,
to pay,
გასცეს, gastses,
to grant (Georgian)
ar-, to give (Urartian), ar- , taš->, to
give, (Hurrian)
ḫasāsu,
to give, give in full, finish, give
information, study, to think
of a deity, etc., apālu,
to give satisfaction, satisfy a
demand, eṭēru,
to pay, pay in full, gamāru, to pay or deliver in
full, encompass, to annhilate,
etc.,
