/madaɡasˈkaro/

Madagascar (an island and country off the east coast of Africa)

Community of Madrid

/maˈdrido/

/maˈfio/

The Mafia

/maˈɡrebo/

Maghreb (the predominantly Arabic-speaking geographic region comprising northwest Africa, particularly the region of Africa north of the Sahara and west of the Nile; the coastal plains of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and western Libya)

/mahoˈmeto/

alternative form of Mohamedo

X-system spelling of Maĥnovŝĉino

/maˈjent͡so/

Mainz

/ˈmai̯no/

Maine (a state of the United States; probably named for the province in France)

/ˈmajo/

alternative letter-case form of majo (“May”)

Mount Mayon

/maˈjoto/

Mayotte (an archipelago, overseas department, and administrative region of France, formerly an overseas territorial collectivity, located between Africa's mainland and Madagascar)

/maˈkao/

Macau (a city, special administrative region, and peninsula in China, west of Hong Kong)

/makedoˈnio/

/makeˈmako/

/maˈlabo/

Malabo (a city in Equatorial Guinea)

/malaˈjio/

Malaya

/malai̯ˈzio/

Malaysia (a country in Southeast Asia)

/malaˈvio/

Malawi (a country in Southern Africa)

/maˈlaxi/

Malachi

/malˈdeno/

/maˈleo/

Malé (the capital city of the Maldives)

Asia Minor

/malˈɡranda ˈhundo/

Canis Minor (constellation)

/malˈɡranda leˈono/

Leo Minor (constellation)

/malˈɡranda urˈsino/

Ursa Minor (constellation)

/malˈɡrandai̯ anˈtiloi̯/

Lesser Antilles

alternative spelling of Malgrand-Azio

/maˈlio/

Mali (a country in West Africa)

/ˈmalmo/

Malmö (a city in Sweden)

/malˈsupra sakˈsio/

Lower Saxony (state of Germany)

/ˈmalto/

/maˈmud͡zo/

Mamoudzou (the capital city of the overseas department of Mayotte, France)

/maˈnaɡvo/

Managua (the capital city of Nicaragua)

/maˈnamo/

Manama (the capital city of Bahrain)

/manhaˈtano/

Manhattan (a borough of New York City, New York, United States)

/maˈnika marˈkolo/

English Channel

English Channel

/maˈnilo/

Manila (the capital city of the Philippines)

/maniˈtobo/

Manitoba (a province in western Canada)

/manksinˈsulo/

Isle of Man (an island and Crown dependency of the United Kingdom in the Irish Sea)

/maˈputo/

/maraˈkeʃo/

Marrakech (the capital city of the Marrakesh-Safi region, Morocco)

/marɡaˈreto/

a female given name from Ancient Greek, equivalent to English Margaret

Marianas

/mariˈlando/

Maryland (a state of the United States; named for Queen Mary, queen consort of England, Scotland and Ireland)

/maˈrio/

/ˈmarko/

Bass Strait

/maˈroko/

Morocco (a country in North Africa)

/marˈsei̯lo/

Marseille (the capital city of Bouches-du-Rhône department, France; the capital city of the region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur)

/ˈmarso/

/marˈteno/

a male given name, equivalent to English Martin

/martiˈniko/

Martinique (an island, overseas department, and administrative region of France in the Caribbean)

/ˈmarto/

alternative letter-case form of marto (“March”)

/marˈʃala insuˈlaro/

Marshall Islands (a country consisting of two archipelagos in Micronesia, in Oceania)

/masat͡ʃuˈset͡so/

Massachusetts (a state of the United States)

/maseˈruo/

Maseru (the capital city of Lesotho)

/maˈsoxo/

Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, an Austrian writer, whose novella Venus in Furs explores a sadomasochistic relationship.

/masˈtrixto/

Maastricht (a city, the capital of Limburg, Netherlands)

/maˈteo/

a male given name from Hebrew, equivalent to English Matthew

/maxnovʃˈt͡ʃino/

Makhnovshchina

/mau̯riˈt͡sio/

/mau̯ritaˈnio/

Mauritania (a country in West Africa)

/m/, /ˈmo/

The sixteenth letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called mo and written in the Latin script.

/maˈt͡seri/

to macerate

/ˈmat͡so/

matzo, matzah (thin, unleavened bread in Jewish cuisine)

/maˈdamo/

/maˈdono/

madonna

/ˈmad͡zo/

mace

/maˈfino/

muffin

/maˈfio/

A mafia; an organized criminal syndicate

/maɡaˈzeno/

/maɡaˈzino/

magazine

/maˈɡenta/

magenta (being of the magenta colour)

/maˈɡia/

magical

/maɡiˈaʒo/

magical thing; magical spell or object

/maˈɡie/

magically

/maɡiisˈtino/

wizardess

/maɡiˈisto/

wizard, magician

/maˈɡio/

magic

/maɡisˈtrato/

magistrate

/ˈmaɡma kaˈmeno/

magma chamber

/ˈmaɡmo/

magma

/maɡˈnato/

magnate (person of rank, influence or distinction, especially of nobility or industry)

/maɡˈneta/

magnetic

/maɡˈneta aɡiˈtilo/

magnetic stirrer

/maɡˈneta ˈbendo/

magnetic tape

/maɡneˈtiɡi/

to magnetize

/maɡneˈtismo/

magnetism (property of being magnetic)

/maɡˈneto/

magnet

/maɡnetoˈfono/

tape recorder

/maɡneˈzio/

magnesium

/ˈmaɡo/

magus, a priest of the Zoroastrian religion

/mahaˈɡono/

mahogany

/mahomeˈtano/

Mohammedan, Muslim

/maizˈfloko/

cornflake

/maizˈkampo/

cornfield (a field of corn)

/maˈizo/

corn (a type of grain of the species Zea mays)

/maizˈpano/

cornbread

/maˈjesta/

majestic

/ˈmajo/

May (fifth month of the Gregorian calendar)

/majoˈliko/

majolica

/majoˈnezo/

mayonnaise

/maˈjoro/

major, commander (in army)

/ˈmai̯stre/

masterfully

/ˈmai̯stro/

master (of craft or skill)

/mai̯stroˈverko/

/maˈjuskla/

uppercase, capital

/majusˈkleto/

small caps

/maˈjusklo/

majuscule, upper-case letter

/ˈmai̯ʃo/

mash (in brewing)

/maˈkabra/

macabre

/makaˈdamo/

macadam

/maˈkai̯ro/

marlin

/maˈkako/

macaque

/makaroˈnioi̯/

macaroni, pasta in the shape of narrow tubes.

/maˈkleri/

to mediate in a sale or transaction

/makleˈristo/

broker (mediator between a buyer and seller)

/makroˈkosmo/

macrocosm ("a complex structure containing numerous smaller-scale structures")

/makˈsimo/

maxim

/maksiˈmuma/

maximal (largest, greatest, highest, most)

/maksiˈmume/

at most

/maksiˈmumo/

maximum (highest limit)

/maˈkuli/

to spot, stain

/maˈkulo/

spot (usually), sometimes blot or stain

/makˈzelo/

jaw

/mal-/

denotes opposites

/ˈmala/

opposite

/malaˈboni/

to cancel one's subscription; to unsubscribe

/malaˈbrupta/

gradual

/malaˈbrupte/

gradually

/malaˈbunda/

in short supply, scarce

/malaˈbundo/

scarcity, shortage, dearth

/malaˈfabla/

/malaˈfable/

unkindly

/malaɡˈnoski/

to disavow, reject, repudiate, deny, disown

/malaˈɡrabla/

unpleasant, disagreeable, distasteful, displeasing

/malaɡraˈblaʒo/

unpleasantness, nuisance, annoyance, irritant (something unpleasant)

/malaˈɡrable/

unagreeably

/malaɡraˈblet͡so/

the quality of being unpleasant, unpleasantness, disagreeableness

/malaˈɡrafi/

/maˈlaja/

Malay

/malakˈt͡seli/

to decelerate, abate

/malakt͡sepˈtebla/

unacceptable

/malakˈt͡septi/

/malakˈt͡septo/

/malaˈkito/

malachite

/malaˈkorda/

inconsistent, conflicting, contrary, incongruous

/malaˈkordi/

/malaˈkordo/

/maˈlakra/

blunt, dull

/malaktiˈviɡi/

/maˈlalta/

/malalˈtaʒo/

low area, lowland, valley

/maˈlalte/

low; in a low or short manner

/malalˈtet͡so/

/malalˈtejo/

low area, lowland, valley

/maˈlalti/

to be low, to be short

/malalˈtiɡi/

/malalˈtiɡo/

/malalˈtid͡ʒi/

/malalˈtid͡ʒo/

/malaltˈkreska/

short (of living things, especially human beings); stunted, squat

/malalˈtranɡa/

/maˈlama/

of hatred, hateful

/maˈlame/

with hatred, hatefully, malevolently

/malaˈmeɡi/

to hate, abhor, loathe, detest

/malaˈmeɡo/

abhorrence, hate, loathing

/maˈlami/

to hate, dislike

/malaˈmika/

enemy, hostile, inimical

/malamiˈkaʒo/

act of hostility, unfriendly act

/malaˈmike/

inimically, with hostility, as an enemy

/malamiˈket͡so/

enmity, animosity, hostility, foeship

/malamiˈkema/

hostile, adversarial, unfriendly

/malamiˈkeme/

in a hostile manner, with hostility, in an unfriendly way, as an enemy

/malaˈmiki/

to be enemies; to be hostile, be on bad or unfriendly terms

/malamiˈkiɡi/

to make an enemy / enemies of, to make (someone) hostile, to turn (someone) against (another person)

/malamiˈkino/

enemy, foe; adversary, opponent (female)

/malamiˈkid͡ʒi/

to become enemies, to fall out

/malaˈmiko/

/maˈlamo/

hatred

/malaˈmuzi/

/maˈlankri/

/maˈlantau̯/

behind, at the back of

/malanˈtau̯a/

back, rear

/malantau̯ˈaʒo/

back, rear (back part of something)

/malanˈtau̯e/

behind, at the back / rear

/malanˈtau̯en/

back, backward

/malanˈtau̯i/

to be behind

/malantau̯ˈid͡ʒi/

to fall behind

/malanˈtau̯o/

back, rear

/malantau̯ˈulo/

person at the back / rear

/malaˈperi/

to disappear

/malapeˈriɡi/

to disappear, make disappear

/malaˈpero/

disappearance

/malaˈrio/

malaria

/maˈlarmi/

to disarm, demilitarize, demobilize ("to deprive of arms")

/malaˈtente/

inattentively

/malavanˈtad͡ʒo/

disadvantage

/malaˈvara/

generous

/maˈlat͡ʃa/

awesome

/malˈbari/

to unbar, unblock

/malˈbato/

strike

/malˈbela/

ugly

/malbeˈlet͡so/

ugliness

/malbeˈleɡa/

grisly

/malˈbelo/

ugliness

/malbeˈlulo/

ugly person

/malˈbeni/

to curse

/malˈbeno/

curse

/malˈbona/

bad

/malbonau̯ˈɡura/

portentous (ominous; portending evil; of ill omen)

/malˈbone/

badly

/malboˈnet͡so/

evil

/malboˈneɡa/

very bad, abysmal

/malbonfaˈranto/

wrongdoer, malefactor

/malbonˈherbo/

weed (unwanted plant)

/malboninˈtent͡sa/

ill-intentioned, malevolent, malicious

/malˈbono/

badness

/malbonoˈdora/

smelly, stinky, malodorous

/malboˈnulo/

bad person, ruffian

/malˈt͡serta/

uncertain

/malˈt͡serte/

uncertainly

/malt͡serˈtet͡so/

uncertainty

H-system spelling of malĉastejo

H-system spelling of malĉastejoj

H-system spelling of malĉastejojn

H-system spelling of malĉastejon

X-system spelling of malĉastejo

X-system spelling of malĉastejoj

X-system spelling of malĉastejojn

X-system spelling of malĉastejon

/malˈdau̯ra/

fleeting

/malˈdekstra/

left

/maldekstraˈmana/

left-handed, lefty (having a dominant left hand)

/malˈdekstre/

on the left

/maldekstreˈɡulo/

a member of the far left; a radical.

to the left

/maldeksˈtrulo/

/maldeksˈtruma/

/maldeksˈtrume/

counterclockwise (US), anticlockwise (UK et al.)

/malˈdika/

thin

/malˈdike/

thinly

/maldiliˈɡenta/

lazy, idle, slack

/malˈdolt͡ʃa/

harsh, bitter

/malˈdorma/

awake

/malˈdormi/

to be awake, especially when one ought to be sleeping

/malˈdunɡi/

to fire an employee

/malˈdunɡo/

unemployment

/ˈmale/

/maleˈbliɡi/

/maleˈbrie/

soberly

/maleɡaˈlet͡so/

inequality, the attribute of being unequal (opposite of equality)

/malenreˈtiɡi/

to download

/maˈleo/

/maleˈolo/

ankle

/malesˈpera/

desperate

/malesˈpere/

desperately, despairingly

/malesˈperi/

to despair

/malesˈpero/

despair

/malesˈtimi/

to despise, hold in low regard, have contempt for

/malfaˈt͡sila/

/malfat͡siˈlaʒo/

difficulty; difficult thing

/malfaˈt͡sile/

with difficulty; difficultly

/malfat͡siˈlet͡so/

difficulty

/malfat͡siˈliɡo/

obstruction

/malfaˈt͡silo/

difficulty

/malfamiliˈara/

unfamiliar (strange, not familiar)

/malˈfari/

to undo

/malfaˈvora/

ill disposed

/malfaˈvoro/

disfavor

/malfeˈkunda/

/malfeˈlit͡ʃa/

/malfeˈlit͡ʃe/

/malfeliˈt͡ʃet͡so/

unhappiness

/malfeliˈt͡ʃeɡo/

disaster

/malfeˈlit͡ʃi/

to be unhappy

/malfeliˈt͡ʃiɡi/

to make unhappy

/malfeliˈt͡ʃid͡ʒi/

to become unhappy

/malfeˈlit͡ʃo/

/malfeliˈt͡ʃulo/

unfortunate person

/malˈferma/

open

/malˈfermi/

to open

/malferˈmita/

open

/malferˈmita stelaˈmaso/

open cluster

/malferˈmid͡ʒi/

to open

/malˈfermo/

opening

/malfiˈdelo/

unfaithfulness, disloyalty

/malˈfidi/

to distrust

/malfiˈdinda/

untrustworthy, unreliable

/malfiˈdinde/

untrustworthily

/malˈfido/

distrust

/malfiˈere/

humbly

/malˈfondi/

to disestablish, to disband

/malˈforta/

weak

/malˈforta inteˈraɡo/

weak interaction

/malˈforta nuˈklea inteˈraɡo/

weak nuclear interaction

/malˈforte/

weakly

/malforˈtet͡so/

weakness (the property of being weak), fault

/malˈforto/

weakness (the condition of being weak)

/malforˈtulo/

weakling

/malˈfreʃa/

stale, rotten, bad, withered

/malˈfrua/

late

/malˈfrue/

late

/malˈfrui/

to be late

/malfruktoˈdona/

unfruitful

/malfruktoˈporta/

unfruitful

/malˈɡaja/

sad, dreary

/malˈɡaje/

sadly, drearily

/malɡaˈjet͡so/

unhappiness, dreariness

/malˈɡai̯ni/

to lose (something that was intended to be won, such as a battle, a game, a match, etc.)

/malˈɡeja/

straight (opposite of gay)

/malˈɡejo/

heterosexual (straight person)

/malˈɡlata/

rough, coarse

/malɡlaˈtaʒo/

bump, bulge, protuberance

/malɡraˈt͡sia/

awkward, not gracious

/malɡrat͡siˈet͡so/

awkwardness

/malˈɡranda/

small

/malˈɡranda ˈfinɡro/

/malˈɡranda ˈpando/

red panda (Ailurus fulgens)

/malɡranˈdeɡa/

tiny, minuscule, very small

/malˈɡrasa/

skinny

/malˈɡrava/

not serious; irrelevant

/malˈɡrave/

unimportantly

/ˈmalɡrau̯/

notwithstanding (someone's contrary wishes or some obstacle), in spite of, despite

/malˈɡrau̯e/

nevertheless

/malhei̯ˈtilo/

air conditioner

/malˈhela/

dark

/malheˈlid͡ʒi/

to darken

/malˈhelo/

darkness

/malˈhelpi/

to hinder, to counteract

/malˈhelpo/

obstacle, hindrance

/malhelˈverda/

dark green

/malhoˈnesta/

dishonest

/malhoˈneste/

dishonestly

/malhonoˈriɡi/

to dishonor (US), dishonour (UK), disgrace

/malhuˈmana/

inhuman, cruel

/malhumiˈlulo/

An arrogant person.

/maˈlit͡sa/

malicious

/maˈlit͡se/

maliciously

/maˈlit͡so/

malice

/maˈlina/

male; masculine

/maˈlinda/

/malinteˈresa/

boring, uninteresting

/malˈjuna/

old (not young)

/maljuˈnad͡ʒo/

old age

/malˈjune/

agedly, oldly

/maljuˈnet͡so/

the quality of being old, oldness

/malˈjuni/

to be old

/maljuˈnid͡ʒi/

to age (become old)

/maljunuˈlejo/

nursing home, almshouse

/maljunuˈlino/

old woman

/maljuˈnulo/

old person

/malˈjusta/

unfair, unjust

/malˈjuste/

unjustly

/malkaˈpabla/

incapable

/malˈkava/

convex

/malˈkaʃe/

frankly

/malˈkaʃi/

to reveal

/malˈkiel/

unlike

/malˈklara/

unclear

/malˈklare/

unclearly

/malˈklera/

uneducated, illiterate

/malˈkodi/

to decode

/malkomˈpleta/

incomplete

/malkomˈplika/

uncomplicated

/malkompliˈket͡so/

simpleness, simplicity (the property of being simple)

/malkomˈpliki/

to uncomplicate

/malkonˈdamni/

/malkoˈnekti/

to disconnect

/malkonˈfesi/

to renounce, disavow

/malkonˈsenti/

to disagree

/malkonˈsento/

objection

/malkonsˈtrui/

to demolish

/malkonˈtenta/

displeased, unsatisfied

/malkonˈtente/

discontentedly

/malkontenˈtiɡa/

dissatisfying, unsatisfactory

/malkontenˈtiɡo/

disappointment

/malkonˈvena/

inappropriate

/malkoˈrekta/

incorrect

/malˈkovra/

of or relating to discovery

/malˈkovri/

/malˈkovro/

discovery

/malkreˈdeble/

unbelievably, incredibly

/malkreˈdet͡so/

unbelief

/malˈkredi/

to disbelieve

/malkreˈdulo/

unbeliever

/malˈkrei/

to destroy

/malkrokoˈdili/

to speak Esperanto among non-Esperanto speakers

/malˈkruda/

dainty, soft

/malkuˈrad͡ʒa/

cowardly

/malkuraˈd͡ʒet͡so/

cowardice

/malkuraˈd͡ʒulo/

coward

/malˈkuspi/

to pull down (a garment)

/malkviˈeta/

restless, rough, turbulent

/mallaboˈrema/

lazy

/malˈlat͡sa/

alert

/malˈlakso/

constipation

/malˈlard͡ʒa/

narrow

/malˈlau̯di/

to blame

/mallau̯ˈdinda/

blameable, deserving blame

/malˈlau̯ta/

quiet (of a sound)

/malˈlau̯te/

quietly

/malˈlerni/

to unlearn

/malˈlerta/

unskillful, maladroit, clumsy

/malˈlevi/

to lower an object

/malleˈvid͡ʒi/

to descend, sink

/mallibeˈrejo/

building, or part of a building, where people who are arrested or condemned are locked up, prison, holding cell

/mallibeˈriɡi/

to imprison

/mallibeˈrulo/

prisoner, detainee, captive, inmate

/malˈliɡi/

to unbind

/malˈlonɡa/

short

/malˈlonɡe/

shortly; briefly

/mallonˈɡiɡi/

to abbreviate; to shorten; to curtail

/mallonˈɡiɡo/

abbreviation (shortened word or phrase)

/malˈluma/

dark

/malˈluma mateˈrio/

dark matter

/malˈlume/

dark, darkly

/malˈlumo/

darkness

/malˈmand͡ʒi/

/malˈmilda/

ungentle, rough, harsh

/malˈmilde/

ungently, roughly, harshly

/malmoˈderna/

antiquated, outdated

/malmoˈjosa/

lame, uncool

/malˈmola/

hard (resistant to pressure)

/malmoˈrala/

/malmorˈtulo/

undead

/malˈmulta/

few (more than one, but not as many as usual or as expected)

/malˈmulte/

not much, scantily

/malmulteˈkosta/

cheap (not expensive)

/malˈmulto/

a little, a small amount

/malnaˈture/

unnaturally

/malˈneta enˈlanda proˈdukto/

gross domestic product

/malˈnobla/

ignoble (not honorable)

/malnomaˈdid͡ʒi/

to become sedentary, to sedentarize

/malˈnova/

old (opposite of new)

/malnoˈveɡa/

ancient

/malnovˈɡreka/

Ancient Greek (used attributively)

/malnovnorˈdlanda/

clipping of la malnovnordlanda lingvo (“the (Old) Norse language”)

/ˈmalo/

opposite

/malobeˈema/

disobedient, defiant

/maloˈbei/

to disobey

/malobsˈtrukt͡si/

to remove an obstruction; to clear

/malofit͡siˈale/

unofficially

/maˈlofta/

rare, infrequent, uncommon

/maˈlofte/

infrequently, rarely, seldom (not occurring at a regular interval)

/maˈlorda/

disordered, disorganized

/maˈlordo/

chaos, disorder

/malpat͡siˈent͡sa/

impatient

/malpat͡siˈent͡so/

impatience

/malpaˈt͡sid͡ʒi/

to quarrel

/malˈpat͡so/

strife

/malˈpaki/

to unpack, to unwrap (to remove from containers, to uncover)

/malperˈmesa/

disallowed, forbidden

/malpermeˈsebla/

impermissible

/malperˈmesi/

to forbid

/malperˈmeso/

prohibition, forbiddance

/malˈpeza/

light (in terms of weight)

/malpeˈzid͡ʒi/

to lose weight

/malpeˈzid͡ʒo/

weight loss

/malˈpia/

sacrilegious; blasphemous

/malˈplat͡ʃa/

displeasing

/malˈplat͡ʃi/

to displease, be displeasing

/malˈplat͡ʃo/

displeasure

/ˈmalplei̯/

least

/malˈplena/

empty

/malˈpleni/

to be empty

/malpleˈniɡi/

to empty

/malpleˈzuro/

displeasure

/ˈmalpli/

less

/malpliforˈtid͡ʒi/

to become weaker

/malpliforˈtid͡ʒo/

weakening

/malpliˈiɡo/

reduction

/malpliˈid͡ʒi/

to decrease

/malpliˈmulto/

minority

/malpliverˈdiɡi/

to make less green

/malpliverˈdid͡ʒi/

to become less green

/malpopuˈlara/

unpopular

/ˈmalpost/

before (in time), ago

/malˈpravi/

to be wrong, be incorrect

/malproˈfunda/

/malprokˈsima/

far, distant

/malprokˈsime/

/malprokˈsimo/

distance

/malpruˈdenta/

imprudent

/malpruˈdente/

imprudently, unadvisedly

/malpuˈblika/

private

/malˈpura/

dirty

/malˈpure/

impurely

/malpuˈret͡so/

uncleanness

/malpuˈreɡa/

filthy