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Macaronesia {f}: Macaronesiageogr.
Macedonia {f} Septentrionalis [rec.]: North Macedonia <.mk>geogr.
macellum {n}: meat market
machina {f}: machine
machina {f} caffearia [rec.]: coffee maker
machinalis: belonging to machines
of machines
mactare [1]: to kill [esp. animals for food or sacrifice]agr.relig.
to offer sacrificerelig.
to sacrifice
to slaughter
macula {f}: mark
spot
stain
maculare [1]: to defile
to dishonor [Am.]
to dishonour [Br.]
to pollute
to spot
to stain
maculatus: blotched
speckledanim.herb.
spotted
maculosus: abominable
blotted
dappled
defiled
filthy
full of spots [postpos.]
maculated
mottled
polluted
speckled
spotted
stained
striped
unnatural
variegated
maculosus [senatores]: in bad repute
madide: moistly
madidus: boiled soft
corrupt
drenched
drunk
dyed
intoxicated
moist
putrid
soaked
sodden
soft
weak
wet
maerere [2]: to bemoan
to grieve
to mourn
maeror {m}: grief
lamentation
mourning
sadness
sorrow
maestus: depressing
gloomy
mournful
mourning
maga {f}: witch
magis: more
magis minusve: more or less
magister {m}: master
teacher
magistratu abire [irreg.]: to resign
magistratus {m}: (magisterial) office
(public) functionary
civil office
magistracy
magistrate
magistratus {m} quinquennalis: office of a quinquennal
magnesium {n} [rec.] <Mg>: magnesium <Mg>chem.
magnificare [1]: to esteem highly [prize]
to extol [praise]
to glorify [praise]
to praise
to prize
magnificentia {f}: magnificence
magnificus: magnificent
magnus: big
extensive
great
large
spacious
vast
maior: bigger
greater
Maius: of May
of the month of May
Maius {m}: May
male: unfortunately
maledicus: abusive
maleficium {n}: malefaction
malignus: jealous [of]

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geogr. Macaronesia `{f}`	Macaronesia
geogr. Macedonia `{f}` Septentrionalis `[rec.]`	North Macedonia <.mk>
macellum `{n}`	meat market
machina `{f}`	machine
machina `{f}` caffearia `[rec.]`	coffee maker
machinalis	belonging to machines
machinalis	of machines
agr.relig. mactare `[1]`	to kill `[esp. animals for food or sacrifice]`
relig. mactare `[1]`	to offer sacrifice
mactare `[1]`	to sacrifice
mactare `[1]`	to slaughter
macula `{f}`	mark
macula `{f}`	spot
macula `{f}`	stain
maculare `[1]`	to defile
maculare `[1]`	to dishonor `[Am.]`
maculare `[1]`	to dishonour `[Br.]`
maculare `[1]`	to pollute
maculare `[1]`	to spot
maculare `[1]`	to stain
maculatus	blotched
anim.herb. maculatus	speckled
maculatus	spotted
maculosus	abominable
maculosus	blotted
maculosus	dappled
maculosus	defiled
maculosus	filthy
maculosus	full of spots `[postpos.]`
maculosus	maculated
maculosus	mottled
maculosus	polluted
maculosus	speckled
maculosus	spotted
maculosus	stained
maculosus	striped
maculosus	unnatural
maculosus	variegated
maculosus `[senatores]`	in bad repute
madide	moistly
madidus	boiled soft
madidus	corrupt
madidus	drenched
madidus	drunk
madidus	dyed
madidus	intoxicated
madidus	moist
madidus	putrid
madidus	soaked
madidus	sodden
madidus	soft
madidus	weak
madidus	wet
maerere `[2]`	to bemoan
maerere `[2]`	to grieve
maerere `[2]`	to mourn
maeror `{m}`	grief
maeror `{m}`	lamentation
maeror `{m}`	mourning
maeror `{m}`	sadness
maeror `{m}`	sorrow
maestus	depressing
maestus	gloomy
maestus	mournful
maestus	mourning
maga `{f}`	witch
magis	more
magis minusve	more or less
magister `{m}`	master
magister `{m}`	teacher
magistratu abire `[irreg.]`	to resign
magistratus `{m}`	(magisterial) office
magistratus `{m}`	(public) functionary
magistratus `{m}`	civil office
magistratus `{m}`	magistracy
magistratus `{m}`	magistrate
magistratus `{m}` quinquennalis	office of a quinquennal
chem. magnesium `{n}` `[rec.]` <Mg>	magnesium <Mg>
magnificare `[1]`	to esteem highly `[prize]`
magnificare `[1]`	to extol `[praise]`
magnificare `[1]`	to glorify `[praise]`
magnificare `[1]`	to praise
magnificare `[1]`	to prize
magnificentia `{f}`	magnificence
magnificus	magnificent
magnus	big
magnus	extensive
magnus	great
magnus	large
magnus	spacious
magnus	vast
maior	bigger
maior	greater
Maius	of May
Maius	of the month of May
Maius `{m}`	May
male	unfortunately
maledicus	abusive
maleficium `{n}`	malefaction
malignus	jealous `[of]`

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