Index:Proto-Indo-Europääsch/m

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Begrepp	Bedüden	Referenzsieden
molk-	slug, salamander¹	English: mole
mreghmno-		English: brain
mizdʰos		Ancient Greek: μισθός Old Church Slavonic: мьзда Old English: med
moh₁-ro-		Breton: meur Cornish: meur Old Irish: mór Old Welsh: maur Welsh: mawr
meit-	to change, switch^{1 2} stake, post¹ to change, replace¹ to change, exchange, trade¹	English: mete English: miss English: mithe Old English: miss Proto-Germanic: *mīþanan
mū		Old Irish: mún Old Irish: múnigid
me-	to measure^{1 2} we¹ measure¹	Ancient Greek: Μήνη English: meal German: mir Old English: mona Portuguese: me
méri̯o		Cornish: moren Welsh: march Welsh: merch Welsh: morwyn
misdʰó-	reward¹	Proto-Germanic: *mizdō
*marko-	Piärd^{1 2}	Bretoonsch: marc'h Düütsch: Mähre Mönsterlannsch: Miär Ooldiersch: marc
mélh₁		Cornish: blas Irish: blas Manx: blass Manx: blayst Old Irish: blas Old Irish: mlas Scottish Gaelic: blas
men		Albanian: mat
meu		Old Irish: mún Old Irish: múnigid
mes		German: mir Old Armenian: մեք
mou-io-	washed¹	Dutch: mooi
mus-	fly¹	Bulgarian: муха Latvian: muša Lower Sorbian: mucha Old Church Slavonic: мѹха Old Church Slavonic: ⰏⰖⰘⰀ Polish: mucha Russian: муха Serbo-Croatian: muha Serbo-Croatian: muva Serbo-Croatian: мува Serbo-Croatian: муха Slovak: mucha Slovene: muha Ukrainian: муха Upper Sorbian: mucha
mr̥ǵʰú-		Ancient Greek: βραχύς
mreK-	marrow, sinciput¹	English: brain
meinos		Old English: min
melh₂-	to grind¹ to rub, grind¹ black¹ grind¹	Albanian: miell Ancient Greek: μέλας Dutch: moude Old English: melu Sanskrit: मल Welsh: blawd
*me^(r) -> éǵh₂**	me^{1 2 3 4}	Danish: mig Manx: mee Old English: me Old Irish: mé Proto-Germanic: *mek Swedish: mig
mu	fly¹	Icelandic: mý
mreghmo-	skull, brain¹	English: brain
mork-	tuber, edible herb¹ edible herb, tuber^{1 2 3}	English: more English: morel Old English: more Old English: moru
meyth₂-		Latin: mitto Old Portuguese: missa Portuguese: demitir Portuguese: emissão Portuguese: mensageiro Portuguese: mensagem Portuguese: missa
mlad-		Old Armenian: մատաղ
*mé^(r) -> éǵh₂**		Lydian: 𐤠𐤪𐤰
méh₁tis		Albanian: mot
mehl-	strong, big¹	Latin: melior
*med-1 -> med-**
mozgo-	netting, mesh, knot, loop¹	Proto-Germanic: *maskwōn
mezgʷ-	to knit, twist¹ to knit, tie¹ to knit, tie, make a loop¹	English: mask English: mask Proto-Germanic: *maskwōn
mith₂-	to exchange, remove^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7}	Latin: mitto Old Portuguese: missa Portuguese: demitir Portuguese: emissão Portuguese: mensageiro Portuguese: mensagem Portuguese: missa
meǵa-	big, stour, great¹ big, great¹	English: much Proto-Germanic: *mikilaz
meygʰ-	to urinate^{1 2}	Faroese: míga Icelandic: míga
mélit		Albanian: mjaltë
moītmos		Old English: maþum
mélid		Irish: mil Irish: milis Jèrriais: myi Latin: mel Proto-Celtic: *meli Proto-Germanic: *mili Romansch: meal Romansch: mel Romansch: mèl Romansch: mêl Scottish Gaelic: mil Scottish Gaelic: milis
minu-	small^{1 2 3}	Proto-Germanic: *minnistaz Proto-Germanic: *minniz Proto-Germanic: *minnizô
meh₂ko-		Polish: mak
mēros	large, handsome¹	English: mere
mēnōt-	month, moon^{1 2}	Old English: monaþ Old Saxon: manuth
meh₂kos		Russian: мак Serbo-Croatian: mak Serbo-Croatian: мак
mr̥twós		Czech: mrtvý Old Church Slavonic: мрътвъ Russian: мёртвый Sanskrit: मृत Serbo-Croatian: mrtav Serbo-Croatian: мртав Slovak: mŕtvy Slovene: mrtev
mari-		French: marais French: mare French: marécage
me(n)ses-	moon, month¹	Ancient Greek: Μήνη
mad-	food¹ to come, meet¹ wet; glossy, fat, well-fed¹	English: meet French: amadouer Irish: meas Old Armenian: մատաղ
moyt-		English: mathom Proto-Germanic: *maiþmaz
meu-g	slick, slimy¹	Icelandic: mykja
*men-, mn̥tís^(r), ménos^(r)*	to stay¹ to think^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13} mind¹ to think, remember¹ to think, have in mind¹ small^{1 2 3 4 5} to stay, stand still^{1 2 3} think¹	Ancient Greek: μένος Ancient Greek: μένω Ancient Greek: μαίνομαι Ancient Greek: μανός English: game English: mignon English: min English: minch English: minchen English: mind English: ming English: minion English: minnow English: mint English: mone English: mound English: remain French: mignon Hindi: मन Irish: adhmad Latin: Minerva Latin: memini Old Armenian: մանուկ Old Armenian: մանր Old Armenian: մնամ Old English: gemynd Old English: manian Persian: ماندن Proto-Germanic: *mann- Proto-Germanic: *munanan Proto-Germanic: *mundiz Proto-Germanic: *muniwō Proto-Germanic: *muniz Russian: память Sanskrit: मनस् Sanskrit: मन्यते Tajik: мондан
meyt-	to exchange¹	English: mathom Proto-Germanic: *maiþmaz
mank-		English: mank
mazd-		Albanian: maj
mwō-	to move, drive¹	English: move
meǵh₂-	big¹ great^{1 2 3 4 5}	Ancient Greek: μέγας Latin: magnus Old Armenian: մեծ Persian: مه Portuguese: magnífico Portuguese: mas
mongʷi̯o	man¹	Ancient Greek: Ἀμαζών
-mno-		Old Armenian: -իւն
maHgʰ-	to fight¹	Ancient Greek: μάχομαι
mn̥yo-		Ancient Greek: μαίνομαι Sanskrit: मन्यते
meh₁mso-	meat¹	Old Armenian: միս
mak-	(skin) bag, sack¹ to knead¹	English: macerate English: maw Latvian: maksts
mai-d-	to alter¹	English: mason
mūk-	to low, mumble^{1 2 3}	English: mock French: moquer Jèrriais: motchi
medʰu	honey¹	Russian: мёд
mḗh₁n̥s	moon, month^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12} moon; month^{1 2 3}	Albanian: muaj Ancient Greek: μήν Ancient Greek: μήνη Belarusian: месяц Bulgarian: месец Czech: měsíc Danish: måne Danish: måned English: Moon English: manilla English: month English: moon German: Mond Guernésiais: meis Irish: mí Kashubian: miesądz Latin: mensis Latvian: mēnesis Latvian: mēness Lithuanian: mėnuo Lower Sorbian: mjasec Macedonian: месец Manx: mee Old Armenian: ամիս Old Church Slavonic: мѣсѧць Old English: mona Old Irish: mí Old Persian: 𐎶𐎠𐏃 Polish: miesiąc Proto-Celtic: *mīns Proto-Germanic: *mēnô Proto-Germanic: *mēnōþs Russian: месяц Sanskrit: मास Scots: muin Scottish Gaelic: mìos Serbo-Croatian: mesec Serbo-Croatian: mjesec Serbo-Croatian: месец Serbo-Croatian: мјесец Slovak: mesiac Slovene: mesec Ukrainian: місяць Upper Sorbian: měsac Walloon: moes Welsh: mis
medhy-	middle¹ between, in the middle, middle^{1 2} middle, midst¹	English: imell English: median English: mid English: middle
maHd-	wet, glossy, fat, well-fed¹	Greek: μαστός
mark(')-	horse¹	English: mare
mh₂ǵ-ye-		Ancient Greek: μάσσω
meue-		English: move
m̥dʰrós		Hittite: 𒀭𒋫𒋫𒀭
moi-sḱo-	sheep; skin¹	Latvian: maiss
mewg-	slimy, slippery¹ slick, slimy¹	Old Norse: mjúkr Old Norse: myki
méǵʰ(s)ri		Ancient Greek: μέχρι
mō-		Old English: mod
meiǵ-		Ancient Greek: μίγνυμι English: mash English: mix Portuguese: misturar Proto-Germanic: *maiskaz Proto-Germanic: *miskijanan
mh₂ḱros		Ancient Greek: μακρός Irish: macra- Irish: méar Manx: mair Old Irish: mér Scottish Gaelic: meur
mr̥Hko-		Irish: amárach
meuH₂-	to wash, wet¹	Latin: mundus
mol(w)ə-	to grind, mill^{1 2}	English: -meal English: meal
mark-		English: meringue
meǵʰ-		Latvian: mazs
mozgʷ-		English: mask
mnā-	to think^{1 2 3 4 5}	English: mignon English: min English: minion English: mint French: mignon
meg'a-	big, great, stour¹	Old English: micel
memón-	to remember¹	Latin: memini
mel-	honey¹ to grind¹ bad, wrong^{1 2} dark, red, dirty¹ dark, red color; dirty¹	English: -meal English: meal English: mole French: mal Irish: mall Latvian: melns Latvian: mēļš Old Armenian: մատաղ Old Armenian: մեղմ Old Armenian: մեղր Spanish: mal
márkos	horse^{1 2}	Old English: mearh Proto-Germanic: *marhaz
meih₁-		Albanian: mirë
mono-	neck¹	Ancient Greek: μάννος
ml̥Hdʰo		Albanian: mal
miǵʰ-	to urinate¹	Latin: meio
mogʰʷotīnom		Old English: mægden
mat	hoe, plow¹	Portuguese: maça
muh₂s		Ancient Greek: μῦς Armenian: մուկ Czech: myš Latin: mus Lower Sorbian: myš Polish: mysz Portuguese: morcego Russian: мышь Serbo-Croatian: miš Serbo-Croatian: миш Slovak: myš Slovene: miš Spanish: mur Ukrainian: миша
mēmso-		Czech: maso Latin: membrum Lower Sorbian: měso Polish: mięso Russian: мясо Sanskrit: मांस Slovak: mäso Ukrainian: м'ясо
megʰ-	power¹	Old English: magan Proto-Germanic: *maganan
meh₁n-		Tocharian A: mañ Tocharian B: meñe
mows-		Bulgarian: муха Lower Sorbian: mucha Old Church Slavonic: мѹха Old Church Slavonic: ⰏⰖⰘⰀ Polish: mucha Russian: муха Serbo-Croatian: muha Serbo-Croatian: muva Serbo-Croatian: мува Serbo-Croatian: муха Slovak: mucha Slovene: muha Ukrainian: муха Upper Sorbian: mucha
meh₂d-	wet, liquid, fat, dripping¹ wet, fat, dripping^{1 2 3}	Ancient Greek: μαδάω English: mush French: mouise German: Gemüse Proto-Germanic: *mōsan
mai-	to cut¹	English: ant
merə-	to rub, wipe; to pack, rob^{1 2 3}	Guernésiais: morcé Jèrriais: morcé Latin: mordeo
mnt-		English: mouth Latvian: mute Proto-Germanic: *munþaz
muH₂-		Latin: mundus
morko		French: brasser
mAnw-	man^{1 2}	English: mannish English: mennish
mēms-ro	flesh¹	Latin: membrum
memso-		Portuguese: membro
mūg-		English: mock French: moquer Jèrriais: motchi Latin: mugio Portuguese: mugir
moini-	common, collective¹	English: mone
mr̥-		Latin: morior Latin: mors Old Irish: marb Portuguese: morte Walloon: mori Welsh: marw
mormur-		English: murmur
meh₂ǵ-		Ancient Greek: μάσσω Old Church Slavonic: мазати Portuguese: massa Serbo-Croatian: mazati Serbo-Croatian: мазати
men-es-wah₂		Latin: Minerva
mr-	to die^{1 2 3 4}	English: murder French: meurtre French: meurtrir Old English: myrþra
meug-		English: mooch
muHs		Old Armenian: մուկն
mag'-	to be able, help¹ to oil, knead¹	English: mass Old English: maga
mH₂nd-	to adorn¹	Latin: mundus
magh(u)-	young person^{1 2}	German: Magd Old High German: magad
medʰi-		English: mid Proto-Germanic: *midi
man-	human being¹ hand^{1 2 3} man¹	Czech: muž English: man English: mound Italian: mano Jèrriais: main Latin: manus Lower Sorbian: muž Old English: mund Polish: mężczyzna Portuguese: maneira Portuguese: molho Proto-Germanic: *mann- Proto-Germanic: *mundō Proto-Slavic: *mǫžь Serbo-Croatian: muž Slovak: muž Walloon: mwin Yiddish: מאַן
-mn̥		Ancient Greek: -μα Old Armenian: -մն Old Armenian: -ումն Old Armenian: -օն
mon-	mountain^{1 2 3} neck^{1 2 3}	Breton: menez Danish: man Danish: manke English: mane French: montagne Guernésiais: maontogne Italian: montagna Jèrriais: montangne Latin: mons Norman: mountangne Portuguese: montanha Portuguese: montante Romansch: muntagna Romansch: muntgogna Romansch: muntogna Spanish: montaña Spanish: monte Walloon: montinne Welsh: mynydd
mē-²	to measure^{1 2 3 4 5}	English: Moon English: moon Latvian: mēnesis Latvian: mēness Scots: muin
mē-	many^{1 2} to mow¹ to measure¹	English: math English: meal English: more Irish: maith Manx: mie Old English: mod Old English: mæl Scottish Gaelic: math West Frisian: mear
mar-	hand¹	English: mound
meiǵʰ-		English: mizzle Latin: meio Lithuanian: myžti
médyos		Armenian: մեջ
mā-	to stupefy^{1 2}	English: amaze Old English: amasian
moi-so-		Latvian: maiss
medʰyos		Serbo-Croatian: međa Serbo-Croatian: међа
mēd-	to measure¹	Old Armenian: միտ
mother		Portuguese: matriz
moǵʰ-	big, small, i.e., size extremes)¹	Latvian: mazs
*medʰyo- -> médʰyos**	between^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7}	Ancient Greek: μέσος Latin: medius Old Armenian: մէջ Portuguese: meia Portuguese: metade Portuguese: média Portuguese: médio Proto-Germanic: *midjaz Romansch: mez
mon	neck¹	Old English: manu
monogʰo-	many¹	English: many
-mo		Old English: -uma
mr̥-to-	death^{1 2 3 4} dead¹	Esperanto: morto Latin: morior Latin: mors Old English: morþ Portuguese: morte Walloon: mori
maks-	bag, bellows, belly¹	English: maw
meh₂l-	black^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12}	Bulgarian: малина Czech: malina Lower Sorbian: malina Macedonian: малина Polish: malina Russian: малина Serbo-Croatian: malina Serbo-Croatian: малина Slovak: malina Slovene: malina Ukrainian: малина Upper Sorbian: malena
molko-	leather pouch^{1 2} leather bag¹	English: mail French: malle Proto-Germanic: *malhō
māt-		Old Armenian: մատն
muHdʰ-		Czech: myslet Serbo-Croatian: misliti Serbo-Croatian: мислити
mrtro-	murder, death^{1 2} killing^{1 2}	English: murder French: meurtre French: meurtrir Old English: myrþra
mori-	marsh, lake, sea¹ sea^{1 2}	French: marais French: mare French: marécage
mÁlg-	to wipe, wipe off, milk¹	English: milch
megh-	power¹	English: main
ment-	to chew; jaw, mouth^{1 2} mouth, jaw¹	English: mouth Latvian: mute Proto-Germanic: *munþaz
mew(ə)-	to wash, wet¹	Dutch: mooi
-mno		Old English: -uma
melh₁-	to grind, crush^{1 2 3} to grind, rub, break up^{1 2}	Danish: male Danish: mel Latin: malleus Old Church Slavonic: млатъ Portuguese: malho
meuk-	to slip, slide¹	English: mooch
méh₂truh₂		Albanian: motër
medʰy-	between, in the middle, center¹	English: mitten
méntis	thought^{1 2 3 4 5 6}	Ancient Greek: αὐτόματος Latin: mens Lithuanian: mintis Portuguese: mente Proto-Germanic: *mundiz Sanskrit: मति
marǵ-	edge, boundary, border^{1 2 3 4} edge, border¹	English: mark English: mark Old French: marc Proto-Germanic: *markan Proto-Germanic: *markō
muH₁s-	mouse¹	Danish: mus
mogʰus	boy^{1 2}	English: maegth Old English: mægþ
meiḱ-	to mix, knead¹ to mix^{1 2 3 4 5}	Ancient Greek: μίγνυμι English: mash English: mix Portuguese: misturar Proto-Germanic: *maiskaz Proto-Germanic: *miskijanan
mori		Danish: mor
móysos	sheep, skin of sheep^{1 2 3}	Old Prussian: moasis Persian: میش Sanskrit: मेष
mon-g-		Polish: mąż
meh₁	not^{1 2}	Ancient Greek: μή Old Armenian: մի
muH-		Russian: мыть Russian: мыться
mor-	feminine evil spirit¹ to rub, pound, wear away¹ malicious female spirit^{1 2}	English: mare English: morbid English: murder French: cauchemar French: meurtre French: meurtrir Old English: myrþra Proto-Germanic: *marōn Proto-Germanic: *marōn
-mos
-mo-		Old Armenian: -մ
mrāǵ-	silt, slime¹	English: brook
meh₂ḱos		Ancient Greek: μῆκος
men-s-	mind¹	Latin: Minerva
mn̥ti-		Ancient Greek: αὐτόματος Latin: mens Proto-Germanic: *mundiz Sanskrit: मति
mr̥ke/o		French: brasser
méh₂tēr	brother¹ mother^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7}	Albanian: motër Ancient Greek: Μαῖα Ancient Greek: μήτηρ Breton: moereb Danish: materiale Danish: materiel Danish: matrone Danish: mor Dutch: moeder English: Madeira Faroese: móðir German: Mutter Hindi: मां Icelandic: móðir Irish: máthair Jèrriais: méthe Latin: mater Latvian: māte Lithuanian: motina Lithuanian: motė Lower Sorbian: maś Manx: moir Mycenaean Greek: 𐀔𐀳𐀩 Old Armenian: մայր Old Church Slavonic: мати Old Church Slavonic: ⰏⰀⰕⰉ Old English: modor Old High German: muoter Old Irish: máthir Old Norse: móðir Old Persian: 𐎶𐎠𐎫𐎠 Old Prussian: mātē Old Prussian: mūti Ossetian: мад Persian: مادر Phrygian: ματαρ Polabian: motai Polish: matka Portuguese: Madeira Portuguese: madeira Portuguese: madrasta Portuguese: matriz Proto-Celtic: *mātīr Proto-Germanic: *mōdēr Russian: мать Sanskrit: मातृ Scottish Gaelic: màthair Serbo-Croatian: mati Serbo-Croatian: мати Slovak: matka Slovak: mať Slovene: mati South Picene: 𐌌𐌀𐌕𐌄𐌓𐌄𐌑𐌇 Tajik: модар Ukrainian: мати Upper Sorbian: mać Welsh: modryb Yiddish: מוטער
mr̥-tro-		Old English: morþor
molh₁-		Old Church Slavonic: млатъ
mosgos		Bulgarian: мозък Serbo-Croatian: mozak Serbo-Croatian: мозак Slovak: mozog
méǵʰri		Armenian: մերձ Old Armenian: մերձ
meh₂gh-	to be able to, to help; power, sorcerer^{1 2}	Ancient Greek: μῆχος Portuguese: máquina
mein-	to think¹	English: mean Old English: mænan Old Saxon: menian
magya	she who is great^{1 2}	Latvian: maijs Russian: май
molg-		English: mole
mād-	to meet, to approach¹	Old Armenian: մատչիմ
math-		Gothic: 𐌼𐌰𐌸𐌰 Scots: mathe
mei-	small^{1 2 3 4} to change^{1 2 3 4} to change, exchange¹ to smile, to be astonished^{1 2 3}	English: mason English: massacre English: mean English: miracle English: mite French: massacrer French: més- German: Metzger Irish: mí- Old Irish: messa Old Irish: mí- Old Portuguese: miragre Portuguese: milagre Scottish Gaelic: mì-
meli		Ancient Greek: μέλι
mag-	great^{1 2} to knead, press¹ to knead, mix, make^{1 2 3 4 5 6}	English: macerate English: mackly English: make French: maquiller French: maçon German: machen Latin: maior Old French: makier Portuguese: maioria Proto-Germanic: *makōnan
mogʷʰótis	girl^{1 2}	English: maegth Old English: mægþ
medʰ-yeh₂		Serbo-Croatian: međica Serbo-Croatian: међица
maǵ-	to knead¹ to knead, oil¹	English: make Old Armenian: մած
magʰus	boy¹	Proto-Germanic: *maguz
merā-		Old Armenian: մարտ
meg-	great¹	Russian: май
*meHndʰ-, mehndh-^(r)**
mereg-	edge, boundary^{1 2 3}	Dutch: marginaal English: march English: march English: marquis
mAnAgh-		French: maint
*médʰyos, medʰyo-^(r)**	between, in the middle, middle¹	English: mid Old English: midd Old Irish: mide Old Saxon: middi Proto-Celtic: *medyos
moin-	intention, opinion^{1 2}	Old English: mænan Old Saxon: menian
mēgh-	to be able^{1 2 3}	English: amay English: dismay French: émoi
melit	honey¹	Ancient Greek: μέλιττα
mánu-	person¹	Danish: mand
melH-		Serbo-Croatian: mleti Serbo-Croatian: mljeti Serbo-Croatian: млети Serbo-Croatian: мљети
melw-	dark, dirty¹	English: mole
modʰros		Hittite: 𒀭𒋫𒋫𒀭
merǵ-	boundary, border¹	Portuguese: marco
medʰ-y-h₁ow		Polish: między
menw-		English: minch English: minchen
musno		Old Armenian: մուն
mondh₁ro-		Old Church Slavonic: мѫдръ
men(s)-dʰ(e)h₂		Albanian: mund
moīt-	to exchange¹	Old English: maþum
*med-, med-1^(r)**	measure, consider^{1 2} measure; to acquire, possess, be in command¹ to acquire, possess, control^{1 2} to think about, reason, decide^{1 2} to measure^{1 2 3 4 5} to acquire, possess, be in charge of¹ to measure, consider¹ to measure, give advice¹ to measure, give advice, heal^{1 2}	Ancient Greek: μέδομαι Ancient Greek: μῆδος English: amuse English: empty English: meet English: mete English: mote French: amuser Irish: meas Irish: meá Latin: meditor Latin: modius Latin: modus Old English: metgian Portuguese: moda Portuguese: modo Proto-Germanic: *metanan Proto-Germanic: *metōnan
meyl-		Old Church Slavonic: милъ
meh₁-	to measure^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7} great^{1 2 3 4}	Breton: meur Cornish: meur Old Church Slavonic: мѣра Old Welsh: maur Russian: мера Sanskrit: मास Serbo-Croatian: mera Serbo-Croatian: mjera Serbo-Croatian: мера Serbo-Croatian: мјера Welsh: mawr
matn-		Proto-Germanic: *mattukaz
méynos		Icelandic: minn Proto-Germanic: *mīnaz
meih₁-ro		Albanian: mirë
mōd-		English: meet
mey-	to exchange, swap^{1 2} to fence¹ to soil¹	Czech: mimo English: mathom English: meal English: mere English: mole Polish: mimo Proto-Germanic: *maiþmaz
meth₂		Ancient Greek: μετά
-men-		Latin: -mentum Old Armenian: -մն Old Armenian: -ումն Portuguese: armamento Portuguese: germano Portuguese: germe
mew-	to move^{1 2 3}	Latin: moveo Portuguese: mover Portuguese: movimento
mers-	to trouble, confuse, ignore, forget^{1 2}	English: maraud French: marri
mê-	to measure¹	English: month
mūs-		English: moss Faroese: mús Icelandic: mús Proto-Germanic: *mūs
meh₁dos		Ancient Greek: μῆδος
mr̥meno-		Armenian: մարմին Old Armenian: մարմին
mors-		Old Armenian: մոռանամ
mūs		Old English: mus Old Saxon: mus
mogh-		English: main
mh₂tros		Old Armenian: մայր
mogʰʷótis	girl¹	Old English: mægden
magʰ-	to allow, be able, help¹	Ancient Greek: μηχανή English: might
merg-		Latin: margo Portuguese: margem
moyḱ-		Lithuanian: maišyti Old Church Slavonic: мѣсити
móri	sea¹	Belarusian: мора Breton: mor Bulgarian: море Catalan: mar Cornish: mor Czech: moře Irish: muir Jèrriais: mé Latin: mare Lower Sorbian: mórjo Manx: mooir Old English: mere Polish: morze Portuguese: mar Proto-Celtic: *mori Proto-Germanic: *mari Romansch: mar Romansch: mer Russian: море Scottish Gaelic: muir Serbo-Croatian: more Serbo-Croatian: море Slovak: more Slovene: morje Spanish: mar Spanish: marinar Spanish: marino Ukrainian: море Walloon: mer Welsh: môr
mems-	meat, flesh¹	Proto-Germanic: *mimzan
moru-		Albanian: morr
meik-	to knead, mix¹ to mix^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8}	German: mischen Irish: meisce Manx: meshtey Old English: miscian Old High German: miskan Old Irish: mescae Old Irish: mescc Old Irish: mesctha Scottish Gaelic: misg
mū-	fly, midge¹ lips, muzzle^{1 2 3}	Dutch: mooi English: amuse English: midge English: mundation French: amuser German: Maul
meta	with^{1 2}	English: mid Proto-Germanic: *midi
meh₂ḱ-	long, thin^{1 2 3}	Breton: mab Cornish: mab Irish: mac Old Irish: macc Primitive Irish: ᚋᚐᚊᚔ Welsh: mab
maghu-	fellow, bachelor, unmarried¹ fellow, bachelor¹	English: maiden Old English: magu
médhu		Old Prussian: meddo Tocharian B: mīt
mer(w)-	to rub, pack¹	English: mellow
mat-	hoe, mattock¹ hoe, pickaxe¹ a hoe, ploughshare¹	English: mattock French: maçon Proto-Germanic: *mattukaz
mənu-		Old Armenian: մանուկ Old Armenian: մանր
minéw-
mēwdʰ-	to complain or care about something¹	Ancient Greek: μῦθος
meyn-	to mean, think¹	Proto-Germanic: *mainijanan
mazdo-		Old English: mæst
moth-	used for insects and vermin¹	Scots: mathe
mast-	board¹	Portuguese: mastro
mony-	withers, crest, mane^{1 2}	English: mane English: manilla Old English: mene
mor-t-	death^{1 2}	Serbo-Croatian: mora Serbo-Croatian: мора
mlakos		Ancient Greek: μαλακός
mizdʰ-	to pay^{1 2}	Ancient Greek: μισθός English: meed English: meed Old Church Slavonic: мьзда
ml-to-		Portuguese: muito
médʰu	sweet drink^{1 2 3} honey, mead^{1 2 3} mead^{1 2 3} honey; mead¹	Ancient Greek: μέθυ Bulgarian: мед Czech: med Danish: mjød Estonian: mesi Faroese: mjøður Finnish: mesi Macedonian: мед Mandarin: 蜜 Norwegian Bokmål: mjød Norwegian Nynorsk: mjød Old English: medu Polish: miód Proto-Germanic: *meduz Sanskrit: मधु Serbo-Croatian: med Serbo-Croatian: мед Slovak: med Slovene: med Tocharian B: mit
mus	fly¹	Old Armenian: մուն
me-ge	me¹	Old English: mec
muh₁s-		Sanskrit: मूष्
meldʰ-n-		English: Mjolnir
*mehndh- -> meHndʰ-**	to pay attention to, wisdom^{1 2}	Faroese: munda Old High German: muntar
melǵ-	to milk¹	Danish: malke
mug-		Latin: mugio Portuguese: mugir
mogʰ-	be able, capable¹	Old Church Slavonic: мошти Old English: magan
mr̥d-		Old Armenian: մարտ
-mós
mr̥Hko		English: morn Welsh: bore
mau-	weak, dim¹	Czech: mdlý
mu-		Latvian: muša
meg'hr-		English: near
meh₂ǵʰ-		Albanian: modhull
meuthi-		Armenian: մույթ Old Armenian: մոյթ
meus-	moss¹	English: moss Polish: mech
mezg-	to knit, twist¹ to knit, twist, plait¹ to knit¹	Old English: masc Old English: mæscre Old High German: masca
menegh-	many¹	French: maint
*ménos^(r) -> men-**	mind^{1 2 3 4}	Ancient Greek: μένος Hindi: मन Persian: دشمن Sanskrit: मनस्
mur-	to mutter¹	English: murmur
ml̥h₂t-		Welsh: blawd
mewə-	to wash, wet¹	English: mundation
mr̥tó-	mortal¹	Old Armenian: մարդ
mems-ro	flesh¹	Portuguese: membro
mr̥tós	dead, mortal¹	Ancient Greek: βροτός
menk-	to knead, to crush¹ maimed, mutilation, torment¹ knead^{1 2 3} to knead¹ to rumple, knead¹	English: mank English: ming Latvian: menca Old English: gemang Old English: mengan Old Saxon: gimang Proto-Germanic: *mangijanan
manw-	small, little, isolated^{1 2}	English: minch English: minchen
mógʰtis		Dutch: macht
mer-	die^{1 2} to rub, pack¹ to shimmer, shine¹ to die^{1 2 3}	Danish: mord Danish: morder Dutch: mijmeren English: mammer English: meringue English: morn English: murder French: meurtre French: meurtrir Irish: amárach Lithuanian: mirti Old Armenian: մահ Old Armenian: մարդ Old Armenian: մեռանիմ Old English: myrþra Proto-Germanic: *maimrōnan Proto-Germanic: *marōn Proto-Germanic: *mīmrōnan Welsh: bore
meik-sko-	mixed^{1 2 3 4 5 6}	Irish: meisce Manx: meshtey Old Irish: mescae Old Irish: mescc Old Irish: mesctha Scottish Gaelic: misg
my-	to soil, sully¹	English: mole
merk-	wet¹	English: meringue
moh₁los		Macedonian: мал Serbo-Croatian: mal Serbo-Croatian: мал