MEP

initialism of malneta enlanda produkto (“gross domestic product”)
initialism of membro de la Eŭropa Parlamento (MEP: member of the European Parliament)

Mediteraneo

/mediteraˈneo/

Mediterranean Sea

Mefistofelo

/mefistoˈfelo/

Mekko

Meksika Golfo

/mekˈsika ˈɡolfo/

Gulf of Mexico (world's largest gulf, located south of the USA and to the east and north of Mexico)

Mexico (a country in North America)

Mexico (a country in North America)
Mexico City (the capital city of Mexico)
the State of Mexico (a central state of Mexico)

Mexico (country)

Mexico City (the capital of Mexico)

Melanesia (a continental region of Oceania, consisting of New Guinea, the Bismarck Archipelago, the Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji)

Melbourne (the capital and largest city of Victoria, Australia)

Mercury, Roman god of commerce and speed
Mercury, the planet in the solar system closest to the sun. Symbol: ☿

Middle-earth, fictional place on Earth where most of the stories of J. R. R. Tolkien are set.

Mezopotamio

/mezopotaˈmio/

Mesopotamia (a former province of the Roman Empire, existing from 116 to 117 AD and again from 198 to 637 AD)
Mesopotamia (a geographic region in southwest Asia, spanning from the rivers Euphrates and Tigris, located in modern Iraq, eastern Syria, and southeast Turkey; the site of one of the most ancient civilizations in the history of man)

to take part in an indirect or aimless journey; to wander, saunter, meander

meblo

item of furniture

media

/mediˈt͡sino/

medie

environmentally

medikamento

/medikaˈmento/

medio

environment (natural world or ecosystem)

medioprotektado

/medioprotekˈtado/

environmental protection

mediteranea

/mediteraˈnea/

to meditate, think to oneself

medo

marrow, bone marrow

jellyfish, medusa

meg

mega

/meɡaˈbai̯to/

megabyte (about a million bytes)

/meɡabiˈtoko/

megalomanio

/meɡalomaˈnio/

megalomaniulo

/meɡalomaniˈulo/

shrew, termagant

mejlo

/mei̯tneˈrio/

meitnerium (chemical element)

Mexican; of or pertaining to Mexico

Mexican (of or pertaining to Mexico or the Mexican people)

an inhabitant of or person from Mexico, a Mexican

melancholic ("filled with or affected by melancholy")

melancholy, desolation

melankoliulo

/melankoliˈulo/

melancholic ("a person who is habitually melancholy")

molasses, a thick brown syrup made from refined sugar

meleagraĵo

/meleaˈɡraʒo/

melki

melko

melo

melodious, tuneful

eggplant, aubergine

The Esperanto jubilee symbol, consisting of the Latin letter E and Cyrillic letter Э.

mem

vain, narcissistic, self-centred, selfish

self-love, self-regard, vanity, narcissism

membiografia

/membioɡraˈfia/

autobiographical

membiografio

/membioɡraˈfio/

membership (body of members of an organization)

/memˈbret͡so/

limb
member

memeo

do it yourself, DIY

meminstruito

/meminstruˈito/

autodidact, self-taught

memkomprenebla

/memkompreˈnebla/

memkontenta

/memkonˈtenta/

complacent
self-satisfied
smug

memkontento

/memkonˈtento/

/memmorˈtiɡo/

suicide (act of killing oneself)

souvenir, memento

worthy of memory, memorable;

place of remembrance

memory (ability to recall)
memory (stored record)

memportreto

/memporˈtreto/

a maenad, a female worshipper of Dionysus, participant in ecstatic, orgiastic rites
a wild, frenzied woman

/ment͡siˈenda/

which must be mentioned

/ment͡siˈinda/

worth mentioning, worthy of mention

/ment͡siˈindi/

to be worth mentioning

mendi

to order (request some product or service)

mendo

order (for goods or services)

menhir (prehistoric stone monument)

A lens that is convex on one side and concave on the other.
A thin fibrous cartilage between the surfaces of some joints, e.g. the knee.
The curved upper surface of a liquid in a tube.

mensa

menso

mendacious, untruthful, false

mendaciousness, lying

to lie (tell a lie)

lie (intentional untruth)

a mind (“somebody that embodies certain mental qualities”)

mento

menuo

menu (list of food served)
menu (list of operations a user may select)

merda

merdo

excrement, shit

/mereˈtrit͡so/

meretrix, a registered Roman (female) prostitute

meritorious, worthy; deserving reward.

just deserts, reward, punishment; appropriate compensation.

to deserve, merit

having merit, worthy, deserving

sweet cherry (fruit of Prunus avium)

merkatanalizo

/merkatanaˈlizo/

market analysis

whiting (Merlangius merlangus)

mero

melonpan, melon bread

to send a message, to message

mescal (Mexican alcoholic drink distilled from fermented agave juice)

meso

mass (church service; music played at a church service)

mestizo (a person of mixed ancestry)

metaphorical, metaphoric

metal (used attributively), metallic

metal, heavy metal (type of rock music)

/metalurˈɡio/

metamorfa roko

/metaˈmorfa ˈroko/

metamorphic rock

metamorfozo

/metamorˈfozo/

formaldehyde (the organic compound HCHO)

Any derivative of methane.
methane

metempsikozo

/metempsiˈkozo/

/meteoloˈɡio/

meteorologio

/meteoroloˈɡio/

meteorologo

/meteoroˈloɡo/

meteorologist, weather forecaster

meteorŝtono

/meteorʃˈtono/

meti

artisan, craftsman

metilernejo

/metilerˈnejo/

craft school, school of crafts

metio

meto

metro

metre (unit of measurement)
metrum

metro (urban, above or below-ground electric train system)

metropolita

metropoliteno

/metropoliˈteno/

metro (urban, above or below-ground electric train system)

metropolito

/metropoˈlito/

metropolitan (bishop empowered to oversee other bishops)

mevo

meza

medium
middle, central

meze

in the middle of, amid

of or relating to secondary school

secondary school, (US) high school

mezo

alternative form of mezpunkto

the act of measuring; measurement

measuring device

measure
measurement

unit of measure

meĉo

fuse (of a bomb or other explosive device)
wick (of a candle, oil lamp etc.)

alternative form of mekanika

archaic form of mekanike (“mechanically”)