English-Ido Dictionary

must: (grape juice) mosto.

mustache: labio-barbo.

mustard: (condiment) mustard-o; (plant) sinapo; m. pot: mustard-uyo; m. seed: (one) sinapo-grano; (pl.) sinapo-semini (od, grani, od, farino); m. plaster: sinapismo.

muster: (assemble) asemblar, kolektar, amas-igar; (m. up courage) kolektar (sua tota kurajo); to pass m.: esar pasabla; esar sata o suficanta; m. roll: nomo-listo, -registro; matrikulo.

musty: mold-anta, -inta, -oza; (close) odoro di kloz-eso.

mutability: chanj-ebleso, -emeso; ne-konstant-eso, vari-emeso.

mutation: (biol.) mutaco.

mute: (dumb) mut-a, -(ul)o; (silent) tacanta, -ema; (on a musical instr.) sordino; deaf-m.: surd-mut-(ul)o.

mutilate: mutilar; -tion: -(ad)o, (result) -uro.

mutineer: sedici-anto, -emo; rebel-(ul)o.

mutinous: sedici-anta, -ema; rebela.

mutiny: (intr.) sediciar, rebel-eskar, revoltar; (n.) sedicio.

mutter: murmur-(ach)ar (cf. susurar).

mutton: muton-karno; leg of m.: muton-kruro; shoulder of m.: muton-shultro.

mutual: (in gen.) reciproka; (cf. komuna); (profit sharing) mutuala.

muzzle: muzel-ligar; (fig.) boko-ligar, -stopar.

muzzle: (snout) muzel-o; (fastening for the mouth) muzel-lig-ilo; (of cannon, guns, etc.) boko; (of a bellows) beko; m.-loader: fusilo charj-ebla per boko.

my: mea; my lord: “my lord”.

mycorrhiza: mikorizo.

myelin: myelino.

myelitis: myelito.

myology: miologio.

myop-y, -ia: miop-eso; -ic: -a, -(ul)o.

myosotis: miozoto.

myriad: miriado.

myriameter: miriametro.

myriapod: miriapodo.

myrmecophilous: mirmekofila.

myrrh: miro.

myrtle: mirto.

myself: me (ipsa).

mysterious: (relative to a mystery) misteri-ala; (full of mystery) -oza; (like a mystery) -atra.

mystery: misterio.

mystic: mistika, -(ul)o; -ism: -ismo, -eso.

mystification: mistifiko.

mystify: mistifikar (ulu).

myth: mit-o; -ical: -ala, -atra; fabl-atra, -oza; legend-ala.

mythological: mitologi-ala.

mythologist: mitologi-isto.

mythology: mitologio.

N

nab: kaptar, sizar; (entrap) atrapar.

nabob: nabobo.

nacarat: nakarato.

nadir: nadiro.

naevus: nevuso.

nag: reproch-ach-adar, reprimand-ach-adar.

nag: kaval-o, -acho.

naid: nayado.

naif, na?ve: naiv-a, -(ul)o; naivet?: (state) naiv-eso, (act) -ajo.

nail: (fasten with n.s) klov-agar; (stud with n.s) -izar; (spike a gun) -stopar.

nail: (of metal) klovo; (of claws, fingers, toes) unglo; to cut one’s n.s: emundar o taliar sua ungli; n. factory: klov-if-erio.

naked: nud-a (cf. expozita; des-kovr-ita; evidenta); to strip n.: nud-igar, -eskar.

namby-pamby: sentimant-acha, insipida.

name: (call, mention by n.) nom-ar; (give a n. to) -izar; (n. for an office) nominar; (n.) nomo; maiden n.: damzelo-nomo; nick-n.: psuedonimo; n.less: (without a n.) sen-noma; (unspeakable) ne-dic-inda; -ly: nom-e, -ale; n.sake: di la sama nomo.

nankeen: nankino.

nap: (short sleep) (intr.) dorm-etar, -eto; (afternoon or noon n.) siest-ar (intr.), -o; (of cloth, hats) pil-aro; (down of birds) lanugo.

nape: (of neck) nuko.

naptha: nafto.

napthalene: naftalino.

napkin: bok-tuko.

narcissus: narciso.

narcosis: narkot-o; to be in a state of n.: (intr.) -ar; (tr.) -igar.

narcotic: (sleep, etc.) narkot-a, -ala; (agent) -igiva, -igivo.

narcotize: narkot-igar.

nard: (bot.) nardo.

narrate: (relate something that has happened) naracar (cf. rakontar).

narrow: (not wide, also fig.) streta; to n.: stret-igar, -eskar; he had a n. escape: lu eskapis grava mal-ajo; n. mind: ne-liber-ala, streta-ment-o; -ly: (attentively) atenc-oze; (almost) preske; -ness: stret-eso.

narwhal: narvalo.

nasal: naz-ala; (sound, letter) -alo; -ity: -al-eso; to speak n.ly: (intr.) naz-parolar.

nascent: nask-anta, komenc-anta.

nasty: des-agreabla; (fig.) des-neta, sordida, mala, sham-inda; danjer-oz-a, grava.

natal: nask-ala.

natation: nat-ado.

nation: naciono; law of n.s: inter-naciona yuro.

national: nacion-ala; (member of a nation) -ano; -ity: (of a people) -eso; (of an individual) -aleso, -an-eso; -ism: -al-ismo; -ist: al-ist-a, -o; -ize: (an industry, etc.) -al-igar (a person) -an-igar, -eskar (cf. civit-an-igar).

native: indijena, -(ul)o; en-nask-ita, -into; (aboriginal) aborijen-a, -o; (inhabitant) habit-anto; (natural) natur-ala.

nativity: nask-o, -epoko, -eyo.

natural: natur-ala; n. history: natur-scienco; -ist: -al-isto; -ism: (philos., art) -al-ismo; -ly: -ale; (evidently) kompreneble, sen-dube; -ness: natural-eso.

naturalize: nacion-an-igar, -eskar; civit-an-igar, -eskar; (to acclimate) aklimatar.

nature: naturo; good n.: bon-humoro, afabl-eso, benign-eso; in a state of n.: en stando natur-ala; against n.: kontre-natura.

naught: (arith.) zero; (nothing) nihilo, nulo; to set at n.: nule egardar; defiar; to come to n.: faliar; divenar fiasko.

naughty: mala, maligna; des-obedi-anta, -ema; n. trick: raskal-ajo.

nausea: nauze-o; to have n.: (intr.) -ar.

nauseate: nauze-igar (ulu) (cf. repugnar, vomar).

nauseating: nauze-iganta, -ig-iva; (fig.) repugn-anta, -iva.

nautical: (relating to the sea) mar-ala, (relating to navigation) navig-ala; (relating to sailors) mar-ista, nav-ana; (relating to ships) nav-ala.

nautilus: nautilo.

naval: milit-nav-ala.

nave: (hub of wheel) nabo; (of a church) navo.