kân, marâ,
mâleman, pron.
mine; xodam, myself
(Avestan)
maibyô [ma]
my, mâvôya, mãm
[azem],
me
(Persian)
მე, me, ჩემთვის, chemtvis,
to me, ჩემი, chemi, mine, my
(Georgian) šu-u-we,
mine, šu-ú-ta,šu-da, tome, '-iffə, -iffē-,
-iffu-suffix, my (Hurrian)
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)
ego, I, mei, Gen., mihi, Dat., to,
for, me; me,
Acc., me (object of
verb, and prep.); me,
Abl., by, with, from me,meus,
-a -um, my:
sui,
of him, herself, his, her,
sibi, to
himself, to herself,
se, himself,
herself,
se,
by himself, by herself
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) am-mu, -mu, I, me, ammuk, me,
-mi-, ma,-miss-,YA,my (Hittite)
My, me, mine
mi,
Script M-1, AD-1, L-11, L-15, AB-1, VF-1,
OU-1, AV-6, PM-1, PA-1, PJ-2
(My: L.Gen.
Single M., N. mei, Nom. Pl. mei)
Tebues, Tebuah, little, to
become little (Hittite)
minimul,
the least
minimo (MINIMV)
Script T-7, PB-1
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
jonbes,
bordan, takân
dâdan, to move,
degargun
kardan,
gardânidan,
degargun sodan,
to change (Persian)
მოძრაობა,
modzraoba,
to move, შეცვლა, shetsvla,
to change (Georgian)
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)
ruszaj się, 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)
moveo,
movere, movi, motum,
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)
to move, set in
motion, remove,
dispossess; to
rock [<OE
roccian]
to change, motion,
move
[<Lat. moveo, movere, movi,
motum], mutate
mo (MV),
Script Q521, Q813
motin,
mutin
(MVTIN),
Script Z135, Z234
nardati, to roar,
sound,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
nâle,groaning;
nâle, zâri, moan, nâle
kardan, to
moan (Persian)
ქვემოთ,
kvemot, to
bellow, როდის, rodis,
to roar (Georgian)
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, să urlească,
to groan (Romanian) pudota, to bellow, murehtia, to
groan (Finnish-Uralic)
mougkrisma,
mougkrizo, bellow, στο
κάτω μέρος, sto káto
méros, to bellow, sto káto, in
the bottom, 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)
mugio-ire
chun bellow, to bellow
(Irish)
gu
bellow, to bellow (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)
to bellow
[<ME, belwin] low, roar,
groan
mocum (MVCVM),
Script Z1578
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
sâyes, ârdan,
sâyidan, to
grind; sâxt,
sâxtan,
to build;
kusidan, to
strive (Persian)
აურიეთ,
auriet, to stir, mix
(Georgian)
змешвацца, zmiešvacca,
to stir, mix (Belarusian) miješati,
to mix, da se promiješa, to stir
(Croatian) ground,
mlec,
grind (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, aletho,
tribo
akonzo, to grind
(Greek)
խառնել,
kharrnel,
to mix, ակտիվանալ, aktivanal,
to stir (Armenian)
të përziej, to mix, për të ndezur, to
stir (Albanian)
molior-iri, to stir, displace,
miscere,
to mix
το meascán,
to mix, (Irish)
το measgachadh,
to mix (Scott)
το cymysgedd,
to mix, cymysgu, to mix,
blend, mingle, jumble, confuse; adeiladu, to
build, construct, erect,
edify ; llunio, to form, shape, fashion,
model, construct (Welsh)
molare,
to grind, bevel, mescolare,
to mix (Italian)
méler,
to mix, stir
(French) Harnae, to stir,
(Hittite)
to stir, displace,
work at, construct
laboriously,
build
[<OE bold,
a dwelling],
erect, strive after, destroy; grind
[<OE grindan] mix.
[<Lat. miscere]
ārdrīkaroti,
to soften,
melt, bhadraḥ,
welll born, refined, gentle, saumya,
soft, gentle, mahAvega, very
impetuous or rapid; stormy sea; cUlaka, tuft,
cres; cUlikA, the comb of a cock, crest,
summit; komala, adj., tender, soft; mRdU bhU,
to become soft or
soften
змякчаць, zmiakčać,
to soften, пяшчотны, piaščotny,
gentle (Belarusian) omekšati,
to soften, nježan,
gentle (Croatian)
cichy, lagodny, miekki,
soft; delikatny,
lagodny, ostrozny, gentle, (Polish) mīkstināt,
to soften, maigs,
gentle (Latvian)
sa se inmoaie, to soften, MOALE, soft, mild,
weak, MOLATEC, soft, gentle, weak,
blând, gentle (Romanian)
pehmentää, to soften, lempeä, gentle
(Finnish-Uralic)
να μαλακώσουν, na malakósoun, to
soften, malakos,
apalos,
soft, leptos,
eugenikos, gentle (Greek)
մեղմելու
համար, meghmelu
hamar, to soften, նուրբ, nurb,
gentle (Armenian)
për të zbutur, to soften, quetësoj,
to become gentle; i ëmbël, sweetly, i
butë, gentle (Albanian)
mollesco-ere
a
mhaolú,
to soften, milis,
gentle (Irish)
gus a ghleidheadh, to soften, molach, adj. hairy, rough,
stormy;
mullach, top, summit, sàmhach, gentle
(Scott)
i feddalu, to soften, esmyth,
soft, smooth, easy; meddal, adj. soft, tender,
flabby, mellow, ysgafn, gentle (Welsh)
mollica,
crumb, ammorbidire, to soften, dolce, gentle
(Italian)
mollesse,
softness, adoucir, to soften, doux, gentle
(French)
Miu/Miau, to be
soft, smooth, gentle, pleasant (Hittite)
dâdan,
baxsidan,
to give (Persian)
მიცემა,
mitsema,
to give (Georgian)
ar-,
to give (Urartian, Hurrian) taš->,
to give (Hurrian)
даваць, davać, to give,
плаціць, placić,
to pay (Belarusian)
dati, to give
(Croatian) dawac, gave,
podawac, give
(Polish)
dot, to give
(Latvian)
pentru a da,
to give (Romanian)
antaa,
to give (Finnish-Uralic)
το να δίνεις, to na díneis, to give
(Greek)
տալ, tal, to
give (Armenian)
te japesh, to give jap, dorëzoj,
submit, lëshoj, al, përcjell, dhuroj,
give, transmetoj,
mbaj [leksion], bie,
to flop, shkaktoj, to give (Albanian)
munero-are
and
muneror-ari;
do [old
form dano], dare, dedi, datum, to
offer, give, grant
Tabhair, to give, pá, to pay
(Irish)
a thoirt seachad, to give, pàigh, to
pay (Scott)
dodi,
to put, place, i roi, to give
ay, give, talu. to pay
(Welsh)
dare, give;
presentare,
present, pagare,
to pay (Italian)
donner, give,
present; present, présenter, Payer, to pay
(French)
āy- (vb.)[B ay-], to give (Tocharian) da, give, NADĀNU>, pāi-, piya->, āppa pāi-,
parā pāi->give, āppa piya-, to give back
(Hittite)
