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m/ {prep} :: abbreviation of med
m. {prep} :: abbreviation of med
måbe {v} :: to gape, to gawp, to gawk
måbet {v} :: past participle of måbe
machomand {noun} :: macho man
Maclaurinpolynomium {noun} :: Maclaurin polynomial
Maclaurinrække {noun} :: Maclaurin series
mad {noun} :: food
mad {noun} :: A slice of bread with something on top
madæble {noun} :: a cooking apple; an apple mainly used as an ingredient rather than eaten raw
Madagaskar {prop} :: Madagascar
maddike {noun} :: maggot
madding {noun} :: fishbait
made {v} :: feed
måde {noun} :: method, way
måde {noun} :: moderation
mådehold {noun} :: moderation, temperance, avoiding excess and extremes
madlyst {noun} :: appetite, desire for food
madpakke {noun} :: packed lunch
madras {noun} :: mattress
Madrid {prop} :: Madrid (capital city)
Madrid {prop} :: Madrid (autonomous community)
Madrid {prop} :: Madrid (province)
madro {noun} :: peace or silence allowing for the comfortable consumption of food
Mads {prop} :: given name
Madsen {prop} :: surname
madvare {noun} :: foodstuff
mæander {noun} :: a meander
mægtig {adj} :: powerful, mighty
mægtig {adj} :: huge, enormous, tremendous
mægtig {adv} :: powerfully
mægtig {adv} :: hugely, enormously, tremendously
mægtig {adv} :: immensely, greatly
mæh {interj} :: baa, maa (sound of a sheep)
mæle {noun} :: speech, voice
mæle {v} :: utter (to say)
mælk {noun} :: milk
mælk {noun} :: milt, roe
mælke {noun} :: milt, roe
mælke {v} :: to exude milk or a milky fluid
mælkebøtte {noun} :: dandelion, Taraxacum campylodes (syn. Taraxacum officinale)
mælkechokolade {noun} :: milk chocolate
mælkemand {noun} :: milkman
mælkesukker {noun} :: lactose
mælket {v} :: past participle of mælke
mælkevej {noun} :: galaxy (collection of billions of stars)
mælkevejen {prop} :: Milky Way
mængde {noun} :: amount, quantity
mængde {noun} :: number
mængde {noun} :: crowd
mængde {noun} :: set
mængdedifferens {noun} :: relative complement, set-theoretic difference
mængdelære {noun} :: set theory
mængdetal {noun} :: cardinal numeral
mær {noun} :: bitch
mær {noun} :: tart
mær {noun} :: old mare
mærkbar {adj} :: noticeable
mærke {noun} :: mark, sign, label, tag
mærke {noun} :: brand
mærke {noun} :: stamp
mærke {vt} :: to mark
mærke {vt} :: to feel, sense, notice
mærke {vrt} :: to note, bear in mind
mærkelig {adj} :: weird, strange, odd
mærkesag {noun} :: a cause, the pursual of which identifies a political party or similar group
mærkværdig {adj} :: remarkable, striking
mærkværdig {adj} :: odd, peculiar
mærkværdig {adv} :: remarkably, strikingly
mærkværdig {adv} :: oddly, peculiarly
mæslinger {cp} :: measles, rubeola
-mæssig {suffix} :: forms adjectives meaning "regarding, concerning, in terms of"
mæt {adj} :: full (having eaten enough to no longer be hungry)
mafia {noun} :: A mafia
mafiafamilie {noun} :: A mafia family, a crime family, a unit of mafias
mafioso {noun} :: Mafioso (member of the mafia)
mag {c} {n} :: rest
magasin {noun} :: store, storehouse, warehouse
magasin {noun} :: department store
magasin {noun} :: magazine (periodical, ammunition clip)
Magda {prop} :: given name, short for Magdalene
Magdalene {prop} :: given name of biblical origin
mage {noun} :: fellow
mage {noun} :: mate
mage {noun} :: husband, wife, spouse
mage {noun} :: match
mage {adj} :: matching
mage {v} :: to arrange
måge {noun} :: seagull
magelig {adj} :: comfortable, cushy
mageligere {adj} :: comparative of magelig
Magellanstrædet {prop} {n} :: the Strait of Magellan
mageløs {adj} :: exceptional, unequaled
mageløs {adj} :: unique
magen {adj} :: matching
-mager {suffix} :: -maker (maker of something)
mager {adj} :: lean
mager {adj} :: thin, spare, skinny, scrawny
mager {adj} :: poor, meagre
mager {noun} :: mage
magi {noun} :: magic
Magna {prop} :: given name
magnesium {n} :: magnesium
Magnus {prop} :: given name
Magnussen {prop} :: surname
magre {v} :: to make or get thinner
magret {v} :: past participle of magre
magt {noun} :: power
magt {noun} :: force
magtdistance {noun} :: power distance
magte {v} :: to have the power or energy (to do something)
magtfuld {adj} :: powerful
magtpåliggende {adj} :: very important
Mai {prop} :: given name
Maibrit {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Maj-Britt
Maibritt {prop} :: given name
Mai-Britt {prop} :: given name
Maiken {prop} :: given name
mail {noun} :: email
maile {v} :: e-mail (to compose and send an e-mail)
Maine {prop} :: Maine (US state)
Maines {prop} :: genitive of Maine
maj {c} :: May (the fifth month of the Gregorian calendar)
Maja {prop} :: given name, diminutive of Maria
Majbrit {prop} :: given name
Majbritt {prop} :: given name
Maj-Britt {prop} :: given name, best used in the 1960s
majonæse {noun} :: mayonnaise
majsolie {noun} :: corn oil
Makedonien {prop} :: Macedonia
Makedoniens {prop} :: genitive of Makedonien
makker {noun} :: mate, buddy, friend who is not close
makrel {noun} :: mackerel
makron {noun} :: macaroon
makronæringsstof {noun} :: macronutrient
maksime {noun} :: maxim
mål {noun} :: language
mål {noun} :: goal (something aspired to)
mål {noun} :: goal (area, point, act)
mål {noun} :: measuring cup
malagassisk {prop} :: The Malagasy language
malajisk {adj} :: Malay
malajisk {prop} :: Malay language
malaria {noun} :: malaria
Malawi {prop} :: Malawi
malawier {noun} :: Malawian
malawisk {adj} :: Malawian
Malaysia {prop} :: Malaysia
målbar {adj} :: measurable
målbarhed {noun} :: measurability
maldiver {noun} :: Maldivian
maldivisk {adj} :: Maldivian
male {v} :: to paint
male {v} :: to grind, mill
måle {v} :: measure
male byen rød {v} :: paint the town red
Malene {prop} :: given name derived from Magdalene
maleol {noun} :: malleolus
maler {noun} :: painter (artist)
maler {noun} :: painter (of walls, roofs etc.)
måler {noun} :: measurer
måler {noun} :: meter
maleri {noun} :: painting (painted picture)
malerisk {adj} :: picturesque
malerisk {adj} :: graphic, vivid
malerisk {adj} :: painterly
malerisk {adv} :: picturesquely, graphically, vividly
malet {v} :: past participle of male
målet helliger midlet {proverb} :: the end justifies the means
måleusikkerhed {noun} :: uncertainty associated with measuring
malier {noun} :: Malian
maling {noun} :: paint (colouring agent)
måling {noun} :: measurement
malisk {adj} :: Malian
malke {v} :: to milk
malke {v} :: to milk
malkepige {noun} :: a milkmaid
malket {v} :: past participle of malke
malle {noun} :: catfish
mallemuk {noun} :: fulmar
mallemuk {noun} :: northern fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis)
målløs {adj} :: speechless, dumbfounded
målløs {adj} :: goalless, aimless, ambitionless
målløs {adj} :: goalless, scoreless
malm {noun} :: ore
malm {noun} :: bronze, brass
målmand {noun} :: goal keeper
Malmø {prop} {n} :: Malmø (city)
Malou {prop} :: given name
målrettet {adj} :: determined; having and pursuing a goal
målsprog {noun} :: target language
malstrøm {noun} :: maelstrom
malt {v} :: past participle of male
målt {v} :: past participle of måle
Malta {prop} :: Malta
Malte {prop} :: given name
maltesisk {adj} :: Pertaining to Malta, the Maltese people, culture, or language
maltesisk {noun} :: The Maltese language
Malthe {prop} :: given name
måltid {noun} :: meal
malware {noun} :: malware (software developed to harm a computer system)
mammut {c} :: a mammoth
man {noun} :: mane
man {pron} :: you, one, they, people
man {pron} :: I
man {pron} :: you
mand {noun} :: man
mand {noun} :: husband
mandag {noun} :: Monday
mandarin {noun} :: mandarin
mandarin {noun} :: mandarin orange, mandarin
mandarin {n} :: Mandarin
manddrab {noun} :: manslaughter
mandebod {noun} :: wergeld
mandebøde {noun} :: wergeld
mandeforsker {noun} :: someone who researches men; someone who studies men's studies
mandeforskning {noun} :: men's studies
mandel {c} :: almond
mandelolie {noun} :: almond oil
mandeluder {noun} :: promiscuous man
manden med leen {prop} :: The Grim Reaper
mandetime {noun} :: man-hour
mandfolk {noun} :: man
mandig {adj} :: manly, masculine
mandinde {noun} :: woman
mandlig {adj} :: male
mandola {noun} :: mandola
mandschauvinisme {noun} :: male chauvinism
mandschauvinist {noun} :: male chauvinist
mandschauvinistisk {adj} :: male chauvinistic
mandsdomineret {adj} :: male-dominated
mandshøj {adj} :: as tall as a man
mandshøjde {noun} :: a pseudo-unit equal to the height of a man
mandslem {noun} :: penis
mandsling {noun} :: a man seen as despicable
mandsstor {adj} :: having the approximate size of a man
mandtime {noun} :: alternative spelling of mandetime
mane {v} :: to admonish, urge
mane {v} :: to lay, exorcise
mane {v} :: to conjure
måne {noun} :: moon
måne {noun} :: bald patch, bald spot
måne {noun} :: month
måned {noun} :: month
månefase {noun} :: lunar phase
måneformørkelse {noun} :: lunar eclipse
månen {prop} :: Moon (the Earth's moon, the sole natural satellite of the Earth)
Månen {prop} :: alternative form of månen
manet {v} :: past participle of mane
manga {noun} :: manga
mangan {noun} :: manganese
mange bække små gør en stor å {proverb} :: little strokes fell great oaks
mangel {noun} :: lack, want, absence
mangel {noun} :: defect, flaw, deficiency, shortcomings
mangel {noun} :: disadvantage, drawback
mangel {noun} :: shortage, scarcity
mangen {adj} :: (great quantity) many
mange tak {interj} :: thank you very much, thanks a lot
mangfoldig {adj} :: diverse
mangfoldighed {noun} :: diversity, quality of being diverse
mangfoldighed {noun} :: manifold
mangle {v} :: lack
mangle {v} :: want
mangle {v} :: need
mangle {v} :: be missing
mangle {v} :: be lacking
mangle {v} :: be absent
manglet {v} :: past participle of mangle
manifest {noun} :: manifesto
manifestere {v} :: to manifest
maniodepressiv {adj} :: manic-depressive, bipolar, having bipolar disorder
manipulere {v} :: to manipulate
man kan ikke både blæse og have mel i munden {proverb} :: One cannot have one's cake and eat it too
man kan ikke lære en gammel hund nye kunster {proverb} :: you can't teach an old dog new tricks
man kan tvinge hesten til truget, men man kan ikke tvinge den til at drikke {proverb} :: you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink
manke {noun} :: mane (longer hair growth on back of neck of a horse, and around the head of a male lion)
manko {noun} :: deficiency
manko {noun} :: deficit
man må hyle med de ulve man er iblandt {proverb} :: when in Rome, do as the Romans do
man må smede, mens jernet er varmt {proverb} :: one must strike while the iron is hot; one must seize opportunities before they vanish
mannequin {noun} :: mannequin
manøvredygtig {adj} :: maneuverable; able to maneuver, able to be maneuvered
man skal aldrig sige aldrig {proverb} :: never say never
man skal ikke give bagerbørn hvedebrød {proverb} :: Admonition not to carry coals to Newcastle; don't do or give something one can easily do or get on their own
man skal kravle, før man kan gå {proverb} :: one must start with the fundamentals before moving on to more advanced practices
man skal yde før man kan nyde {proverb} :: no pain, no gain
mantra {noun} :: mantra
manual {noun} :: manual, a booklet that instructs on the usage of a particular machine
manuskript {noun} :: manuscript
manuskript {noun} :: copy
manuskript {noun} :: script (text of the dialogue and action for a drama)
m.a.o. {adv} :: abbreviation of med andre ord
maoist {noun} :: Maoist
mappe {noun} :: folder
mår {c} :: marten
maraca {noun} :: maraca
maraton {n} {c} :: marathon
Marc {prop} :: given name borrowed from French
march {noun} :: march
march {interj} :: march!
marchere {v} :: to march
marcipan {noun} :: marzipan (confection of almond paste, sugar and egg white)
Marcus {prop} :: given name
Marcussen {prop} :: surname
mare {noun} :: incubus, succubus
Maren {prop} :: given name, a diminutive of Maria
mareridt {noun} :: nightmare, bad dream
mareridt {noun} :: nightmare, very bad situation
Margit {prop} :: given name
Margot {prop} {c} :: given name
Margrete {prop} :: given name
Margrethe {prop} :: given name. A royal name in Denmark
Maria {prop} :: Mary (Biblical character)
Maria {prop} :: given name
Maria Magdalene {prop} :: Mary Magdalene
Mariane {prop} :: given name
Marianne {prop} :: given name
Marie {prop} {c} :: given name
mariehøne {noun} :: lady beetle, ladybug, ladybird
marin {adj} :: marine
marina {noun} :: marina
Marina {prop} :: given name
marinere {v} :: to marinate
Marinus {prop} :: given name
Marion {prop} :: given name
maritim {adj} :: maritime
Marius {prop} :: given name
mark {noun} :: field
mark {noun} :: mark
mark {noun} :: Mark (unit)
Mark {prop} :: given name borrowed from English, or short for Markvard
marked {noun} :: market
marked {noun} :: fair
marked {noun} :: emporium
markedsandel {noun} :: market share (proportion of the market held by a company or product)
markedsføre {v} :: market, promote
markedsføring {noun} :: marketing
markere {v} :: to mark
markere {v} :: to indicate, to show
markere {v} :: to demonstrate
markere {v} :: to highlight, to select
markeret {v} :: past participle of markere
Markus {prop} :: Mark (the Evangelist)
Markus {prop} :: given name
Marlene {prop} :: given name borrowed from German
marmelade {noun} :: jam, conserve, preserve
marmor {noun} :: marble (crystalline limestone)
marmorkage {noun} :: marble cake
marokkaner {noun} :: Moroccan
Marokko {prop} :: Morocco
Mars {prop} :: Mars (planet)
marsala {noun} :: Marsala (wine)
marsbo {noun} :: Martian
marsboer {noun} :: alternative form of marsbo
Marshalløerne {prop} :: Marshall Islands
marsk {noun} :: marsh
marsk {noun} :: marshal
marskal {noun} :: marshal
marskal {noun} :: lord chamberlain
marsvin {noun} :: guinea pig
marsvin {noun} :: porpoise
Martha {prop} :: Martha (biblical figure)
Martha {prop} :: given name
Martin {prop} :: given name
Martine {prop} :: given name
Martinsen {prop} :: surname
martre {v} :: to torment
marts {c} :: March. Abbreviation mar.
martyr {noun} :: martyr
martyrdød {noun} :: death of a martyr
marv {noun} :: marrow
marxisme {noun} :: Marxism
marxistisk {adj} :: Marxist
Mary {prop} :: given name
Maryland {prop} :: Maryland (state)
Marylands {prop} :: genitive of Maryland
mas {noun} :: bother, trouble
mås {noun} :: butt, buttocks
mase {v} :: crush
mase {v} :: squash
mase {v} :: crunch
mase {v} :: press, squeeze
mase {v} :: jostle
mase {v} :: slog
mase {v} :: struggle
maske {noun} :: mask
maske {noun} :: make-up, makeup
maske {noun} :: mesh
maske {noun} :: stitch
måske {adv} :: perhaps, possibly, maybe
maskine {noun} :: machine (mechanical or electrical device)
maskine {noun} :: engine (mechanical device)
maskinel {adj} :: done by a machine
maskineri {noun} :: machinery
maskingevær {noun} :: machine gun
maskinlæsbar {adj} :: machine-readable
maskinoversættelse {noun} :: machine translation; translation done algorithmically
maskulin {adj} :: masculine
masochist {noun} :: masochist
Massachusetts' {prop} :: genitive of Massachusett
Massachusetts {prop} :: Massachusetts (state)
massakre {noun} :: massacre
massakrere {v} :: to massacre
masse {noun} :: mass, pulp
masse {noun} :: multitude, crowd, mob
masse {noun} :: many, loads, a lot, lots
masse {noun} :: mass
massebevarelse {noun} :: conservation of mass
massefylde {noun} :: density
massekoncentration {noun} :: the mass of a solute divided by the volume of the solvent
massemidtpunkt {noun} :: centre of mass
massør {noun} :: masseur
massøse {noun} :: masseuse
massøse {noun} :: prostitute working in a massage parlor
masturbere {v} :: masturbate
masturberet {v} :: past participle of masturbere
mat {adj} :: dull, not shiny
mat {adj} :: tired
matador {noun} :: matador (bullfighting)
matador {noun} :: tycoon
matador {prop} :: Monopoly (board game)
matematik {noun} :: mathematics
matematiker {noun} :: mathematician (expert in mathematics)
matematisere {v} :: to mathematize
materiale {noun} :: material
materialekonstant {noun} :: material constant; constant associated with a specific substance, especially if it is determined empirically rather than derived mathematically from first principles
materiel {adj} :: material
materiel {noun} :: equipment, supplies
materiel {noun} :: hardware
Mathias {prop} :: given name
Mathiasen {prop} :: surname
Mathies {prop} :: given name
Mathiesen {prop} :: surname
Mathilde {prop} :: given name
Matilde {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Mathilde ( =Matilda)
matrix {noun} :: matrix
matrone {noun} :: hefty woman
matros {noun} :: seaman
måtte {noun} :: mat
måtte {v} :: must, have to, got to
måtte {v} :: can, may
måtte {v} :: may
måtte {v} :: may
Matthæus {prop} :: Matthew
Matthæus {prop} :: given name, rare in this form. Normal given name forms: Mathias, Mads
Matthias {prop} :: Matthias
Matthias {prop} :: given name
Mauretanien {prop} :: Mauretanien (country)
mave {noun} :: stomach, tummy, belly
mave {noun} :: abdomen, abdominal cavity
mave {noun} :: belly
mave {noun} :: potbelly, paunch
mave {vr} :: to bellycrawl
mavesaft {noun} :: gastric acid
mavet {v} :: past participle of mave
Max {prop} :: given name borrowed from German
Maxsø {prop} :: surname
Maya {prop} :: given name
Maybrit {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Maj-Britt
Maybritt {prop} :: given name, a less common spelling of Maj-Britt
mayonnaise {noun} :: mayonnaise
med- {prefix} :: fellow
med {prep} :: with
med {prep} :: by
med {prep} :: including, counting
medalje {noun} :: medal
medaljon {noun} :: locket (chained ornament)
medaljon {noun} :: an oval or round portrait
medaljon {noun} :: medallion (cut of meat)
med andre ord {adv} :: in other words
medarbejder {noun} :: employee
med barn {adj} :: with child, pregnant
med det samme {adv} :: immediately, right away
med det vuns {phrase} :: now
medens {conj} :: alternative form of mens
med et {adv} :: suddenly
medgift {noun} :: dowry
med hensyn til {prep} :: with respect to
med hensyn til {prep} :: with respect to
mediation {noun} :: mediation
mediator {noun} :: mediator
medicin {noun} :: medicine
medicinere {v} :: medicate
medie {n} :: medium
mediere {v} :: to mediate
meditation {noun} :: meditation
meditation {noun} :: pondering
meditere {v} :: to meditate
medium {n} :: medium
medium {adj} :: medium
medlem {noun} ::
medley {noun} :: medley
medlyd {noun} :: consonant
medmenneske {noun} :: fellow human
medmindre {conj} :: unless
med nød og næppe {adv} :: barely, only just
med rette {adv} :: rightfully
medstuderende {noun} :: fellow student
med tiden {adv} :: See: da med tid
med tiden {adv} :: pointing out a change that has happened gradually or in small intervals
medtrafikant {noun} :: fellow road user
med uret {adv} :: clockwise
med vanilje {adv} :: synonym of med vilje
med venlig hilsen {adv} :: kind regards (A conventional formula for ending a letter; succeeded by the name of the sender.)
med vilje {adv} :: on purpose
medvind {noun} :: tailwind, wind codirectional to travel
medynkvækkende {adj} :: pitiful, eliciting pity
mega- {prefix} :: mega- (SI system)
mega- {prefix} :: very
mega {adv} :: very
megalomani {noun} :: megalomania, delusion of grandeur
megawatt :: megawatt
megen {adj} :: (great quantity) much, a lot
meget {adv} :: very
meget {adv} :: much
meitnerium {noun} :: meitnerium
mejeri {noun} :: dairy
mejeri {noun} :: dairying
mekaniker {noun} :: mechanic
mekanisk energi {noun} :: mechanical energy
mekanisk solidaritet {noun} :: solidarity forming in premodern societies due to homogeneity; associated with Émile Durkheim
mekka {n} :: a Mecca (important place to visit by people with a particular interest)
mel {noun} :: flour
Melanie {prop} :: given name
melankoli {noun} :: melancholy
melasse {noun} :: molasses
melatonin {noun} :: melatonin
melde {v} :: announce, declare
melde {v} :: inform, notify, report
meldepligt {noun} :: the duty to report something
meldepligt {noun} :: the duty to report at some place (e.g. to ensure that one is available for service, or that one is at a particular place)
meldesystem {noun} :: reporting system
melding {noun} :: announcement
melding {noun} :: report
melding {noun} :: message, indication
mele {v} :: flour
melet {v} :: past participle of mele
Melissa {prop} :: given name
mellem {prep} :: between
mellem {prep} :: among
mellemistid {noun} :: interglacial
mellemkød {noun} :: perineum
mellemkrigsår {noun} :: One or more years between two wars, an interbellum
mellemkrigsår {noun} :: Specifically the years between World War I and World War II
mellemkrigsår {noun} :: indefinite plural of mellemkrigsår
mellemkrigstid {noun} :: An interbellum, an interwar period, a period between wars
mellemkrigstid {noun} :: Specifically the period between World War I and World War II
mellemlang {adj} :: medium long
mellemmand {noun} :: middleman, medium
mellemnavn {noun} :: middle name
mellemniveau {noun} :: intermediate level
Mellemøsten {prop} :: Middle East
mellemøstlig {adj} :: Middle Eastern
mellemrum {noun} :: spacing between something
mellemrum {noun} :: space
mellemstation {noun} :: intermediate station
melodigrandprix {noun} :: song contest (e.g. Eurovision Song Contest)
melodiøs {adj} :: tuneful, melodious
melon {noun} :: melon
meloner {c} :: breasts
membran {noun} :: membrane
meme {noun} :: meme
memento mori {n} :: memento mori (reminder of mortality)
memorere {v} :: memorize, memorise
memoreret {v} :: past participle of memorere
men {n} {c} :: injury
men {conj} :: but
men {conj} :: but, catch, hitch, snag
menage {noun} :: menage
menage {noun} :: mess
menage {noun} :: menagerie
menage a trois {c} :: ménage à trois
mendelevium {noun} :: mendelevium
mene {v} :: to mean
mene {v} :: to think, hold, consider
meningen med livet {c} :: meaning of life
meningsløs {adj} :: meaningless
menneske {noun} :: human, human being, man
menneske {noun} :: person, people
menneskebestand {noun} :: human population
menneskeføde {noun} :: human food
menneskelig {adj} :: human
menneskemad {noun} :: human food
menneskerettighed {noun} :: human right
menneskesyn {noun} :: the set of views, opinions and presumptions that one has about humans; Menschanschauung
mens {conj} :: while (during the same time that)
mens {conj} :: while (although)
mens {conj} :: whereas
men'ske {noun} :: eye dialect of menneske
mentor {noun} :: mentor
menu {noun} :: menu
mere {adj} :: more; to a higher degree
mere {adj} :: more; in greater quantity
mere eller mindre {adv} :: more or less
Merete {prop} :: given name, medieval form of Margrethe ( =Margaret)
mergel {c} :: marl
Merkur {prop} :: Mercury (planet)
mesanmast {noun} :: mizzenmast
messing {b} :: brass
mest {adj} :: most; to the highest degree
mest {adj} :: most; in the largest quantity
mest {adv} :: mostly; for the most part
mest {adv} :: most of the time
mester {noun} :: master
mester {noun} :: champion
mester {noun} :: guru
mesterværk {noun} :: masterpiece
Meta {prop} :: given name, a 19th century variant of Mette (=Margaret)
metabolisme {noun} :: metabolism
metadækning {noun} :: metacoverage
metafor {noun} :: metaphor
metafysisk {adj} :: metaphysical
metal {noun} :: metal
metallurg {noun} :: metallurgist
metallurgi {noun} :: metallurgy
metamorfose {noun} :: metamorphosis
metatese {noun} :: metathesis
meteorit {noun} :: meteorite
meter {noun} :: a metre, or meter (US) (SI unit of measurement)
Metha {prop} :: given name
methyl- {prefix} :: methyl-
metode {noun} :: method
metodisk {adj} :: methodical
metodisk {adj} :: methodically
metonym {noun} :: metonym
metonymi {noun} :: metonymy
metonymisk {adj} :: metonymic
metrisk rum {noun} :: metric space
metronom {c} :: metronome
metropol {noun} :: metropolis
metropolit {noun} :: metropolitan (Russian orthodox bishop)
Mette {prop} :: given name
metyl- {prefix} :: methyl-
mexicaner {noun} :: Mexican
mexicansk {adj} :: Mexican (of, from, or pertaining to Mexico)
Mexico {prop} :: Mexico (country)
Mexico City {prop} :: Mexico City (capital city)
mexikansk {adj} :: obsolete spelling of mexicansk
MF {noun} :: Member of the Danish Folketing
MF {noun} :: abbreviation of motorfærge
mfm {symbol} :: lcm (least common multiple)
MGP {prop} :: Melodi Grand Prix
mht. {prep} :: abbreviation of med hensyn til
mia. {noun} :: abbreviation of milliard
Mia {prop} :: given name
Michael {prop} :: given name
Michala {prop} :: given name, feminine form of Michael
Michella {prop} :: given name, feminine form of Michael
Michelle {prop} :: given name recently borrowed from French
Michigan {prop} :: Michigan (state)
Michigans {prop} :: genitive of Michigan
mid- {prefix} :: mid-, middle
middag {noun} :: midday, noon
middag {noun} :: dinner, supper
middag {noun} :: lunch
middag {noun} :: dinner, banquet
middel {noun} :: means
middel {noun} :: remedy
middel {adj} :: medium, average
middelalderlig {adj} :: medieval, pertaining to the Middle Ages
middelalderlig {adj} :: atavistic, barbaric
middelalderlitteratur {c} :: medieval literature
middelhav {noun} :: mediterranean sea (a mostly enclosed sea)
Middelhavet {prop} {n} :: the Mediterranean Sea (the sea between Europe and Africa)
middelhøjtysk {adj} :: Middle High German
middelhøjtysk {noun} :: Middle High German
middelmådig {adj} :: mediocre, indifferent, run-of-the-mill
middelnedertysk {adj} :: Middle Low German
middelnedertysk {prop} :: Middle Low German
middelværdi {noun} :: average
Midgård {prop} :: Midgard
Midgårdsormen {prop} :: Jörmungandr
midnat {c} :: midnight
midtbanespiller {c} :: a midfielder (midfield player)
midtnormal {noun} :: A line perpendicular to a segment which it intersects at that segment's midpoint; the perpendicular bisector of a segment
Mie {prop} :: given name
mig {pron} :: first person singular accusative personal pronoun; me
mig {pron} :: first person singular nominative personal pronoun; I
migræne {noun} :: migraine
Mikael {prop} :: Michael
Mikael {prop} :: given name, often also spelled Michael
Mike {prop} :: given name
Mikkel {prop} :: given name
Mikkelsen {prop} :: surname
Miklagård {prop} :: Constantinople, Istanbul
mikro- {prefix} :: micro-
mikrobølge {noun} :: microwave
mikrobølgeovn {noun} :: microwave oven
mikrofinans {noun} :: microfinance
mikrofinansiering {noun} :: microfinancing
mikrolån {noun} :: microloan
mikrometer {noun} :: micrometer (unit of length)
mikronæringsstof {noun} :: micronutrient
mikrosekund {noun} :: microsecond (unit of time, equal to one millionth of a second)
mikroskop {noun} :: microscope
mil {noun} :: mile, unit of length of varying value
Milano {prop} :: Milano (capital city)
Milano {prop} :: Milano (metropolitan city)
mild {adj} :: mild, gentle, soft
mild {adj} :: light, lenient
mildne {v} :: to alleviate, soothe (some pain)
mile {noun} :: dune
mile {noun} :: charcoal stack
mile {noun} :: atomic pile
miljø {noun} :: environment
miljø {noun} :: background
miljø {noun} :: milieu
miljø {noun} :: surroundings, ambience, ambiance
miljø {noun} :: setting, scene
miljø {noun} :: atmosphere (mood or feeling)
miljømæssig {adj} :: relating to the environment, environmental
Mille {prop} :: given name derived from Emilie
millennium {noun} :: millennium
milli- {prefix} :: milli-
milliard {noun} :: 109
milliliter {c} :: a millilitre, or milliliter (US) (SI unit of volume, 1/1000 of a litre)
millimeter {noun} :: millimetre, or millimeter (US) (SI unit of length)
million {num} :: A million, 106
million {noun} :: a million
millisekund :: millisecond
milt {noun} :: spleen
min. {noun} :: abbreviation of minut
min {adj} :: abbreviation of minimal
min {noun} :: abbreviation of minimum
min {noun} :: abbreviation of minut
min {pron} :: mine 1.st person singular possessive pronoun
min {pron} :: my 1.st person singular possessive adjective
min bare røv {phrase} :: my ass: used after something someone else has said to indicate that one disbelieves it
minde {noun} :: a memory, remembrance
minde {noun} :: a memorial
minde {noun} :: permission, consent
minde {v} :: to remind
minde {v} :: to relate to, to be similar to
minde {v} :: to remember - see mindes
minde om {v} :: remind
minde om {v} :: make someone think of something else, especially something with some similarity; to remind of
minde om {v} :: resemble, be similar to
minde om {v} :: remember, honour the memory of
mindes {v} :: to remember
mindretalsregering {noun} :: minority government
mindske {v} :: reduce
mindst {adv} :: least
mindst {adv} :: at least
mindste {adj} :: smallest
mindste fælles multiplum {noun} :: least common multiple
mindsteløn {noun} :: minimum wage
mine {noun} :: look, air, mien
mine {noun} :: mine
mine {noun} :: pit
mine {pron} :: plural of min
minedrift {c} :: mining
mineral {noun} :: mineral
mineralog {noun} :: mineralogist
mineralogi {noun} :: mineralogy
mineralsalt {noun} :: mineral salt
mineralvand {noun} :: mineral water
minimælk {noun} :: low-fat milk
minister {c} :: a minister (a politician who heads a ministry)
min kursivering {interj} :: my emphasis
Minna {prop} :: given name
Minnesota {prop} :: Minnesota (state)
Minnesotas {prop} :: genitive of Minnesota
minusse {v} :: subtract
minut {noun} :: minute
mio. {noun} :: abbreviation of million
mirakel {noun} :: miracle
mirakelmiddel {noun} :: miracle cure
Miriam {prop} :: given name
Mirjam {prop} :: Miriam
Mirjam {prop} :: given name, also spelled Miriam
mis- {prefix} :: mis-; bad, wrong, erroneous
mis {noun} :: kitty, puss, pussy, pussycat (see Thesaurus:cat)
mis {noun} :: beaver, pussy (see Thesaurus:vulva)
misantropi {noun} :: misanthropy
misbillige {v} :: disapprove
misbilligelse {noun} :: disapproval
misbrug {n} {c} :: abuse (improper usage), misuse
misbrug {v} :: imperative of misbruge
misbruge {v} :: to abuse
misbruge {v} :: to misuse
misfornøjet {adj} :: displeased, dissatisfied
misforstå {v} :: misunderstand
misforståelse {noun} :: misunderstanding
mislykkes {v} :: to be unsuccessful, fail
mislykket {adj} :: unsuccessful
mislykket {adj} :: abortive
misogyn {adj} :: misogynist
misogyn {noun} :: misogynist
missekat {noun} :: pussy (informal: cat)
missekat {noun} :: woman
missekat {noun} :: vagina
missil {noun} :: missile
Mississippi {prop} :: Mississippi (state)
Mississippis {prop} :: genitive of Mississippi
Missouri {prop} :: Missouri (state)
Missouris {prop} :: genitive of Missouri
mistænke {v} :: to suspect
mistænkeliggøre {v} :: to cast suspicion on, to present something or someone as suspicious and potentielly dangerous
mistænksom {adj} :: suspicious (harbouring suspicions; liable to suspect; distrustful)
mistanke {noun} :: a suspicion
miste {v} :: to lose
mistelten {noun} :: European mistletoe, Viscum album
mistelten {noun} :: mistletoe, Viscum
miste sig selv {v} :: lose oneself
misunde {v} :: to envy
misvisende {adj} :: misleading
mit {pron} :: neuter singular of min
mitokondrie {noun} :: mitochondrion
mjav {interj} :: meow
mjød {noun} :: mead
Mjølner {prop} :: Mjollnir
m/k {adj} :: Used to indicate that something, usually a profession, is not gender-specific
ml. {prep} :: abbreviation of mellem
{noun} :: maid, maiden
{noun} :: virgin
moar {noun} :: Mother, female parent
mobbe {v} :: bully (to intimidate), victimize
mobbe {v} :: gang up on
mobber {noun} :: bully
mobbet {v} :: past participle of mobbe
møbel {noun} :: furniture, piece of furniture
mobil {noun} :: mobile, mobile phone, cell phone
mobil {adj} :: mobile
mobiltelefon {noun} :: cell phone, mobile phone
mobning {noun} :: bullying
mobning {noun} :: victimization
mobning {noun} :: harassment
moccafarvet {adj} :: light brown (like coffee)
mod {noun} :: courage
mod {noun} :: mood
mod {prep} :: against
mod {prep} :: versus
mod {prep} :: towards
mod {prep} :: into
mod {prep} :: from
modalverbum {noun} :: modal verb (an auxiliary verb)
mod dumhed kæmper selv guderne forgæves {proverb} :: even the gods can't fight against stupidity
mode {noun} :: fashion
møde {noun} :: meeting
møde {noun} :: encounter
møde {noun} :: appointment
møde {noun} :: conference
møde {noun} :: rally
møde {v} :: to meet, encounter
møde {v} :: to show up
møde {v} :: to meet , see mødes
møde op {v} :: arrive (at some place), appear, attend
moder {noun} :: mother
moderkage {noun} :: placenta
moderkerne {noun} :: parent nuclide
moderlig {adj} :: motherly, maternal
modersmål {noun} :: first language
modgang {noun} :: adversity
modificere {v} :: modify
modificere {v} :: moderate
modig {adj} :: brave, courageous
modløshed {noun} :: dejection, despondency
modsat {adj} :: opposite
modsat {adv} :: oppositely
modsige {v} :: to contradict
modsigelse {noun} :: contradiction, act of contradicting
modstand {noun} :: The act of resisting
modstand {noun} :: electrical resistance
modstand {noun} :: An object with electrical resistance placed in a circuit
modstander {noun} :: opponent
modstandsdygtig {adj} :: resistant, able to resist
mødt {v} :: past participle of møde
modtage {v} :: to receive
modtagelig {adj} :: receptive
modtager {noun} :: someone who receives something
modtager {noun} :: someone who receives a message
modtaget {v} :: past participle of modtage
modulation {noun} :: modulation
modulation {noun} :: inflection (change in pitch or tone of voice)
modulere {v} :: to modulate
mod uret {adv} :: anticlockwise
modvilje {noun} :: aversion, dislike
modvillig {adj} :: reluctant
modvind {noun} :: wind opposed to someone's movement, headwind
møg- {prefix} :: very
møg {noun} :: rubbish, trash, muck
møg {noun} :: dirt, filth, muck
møg {noun} :: dung, muck
Mogens {prop} :: given name derived from Magnus
Mogensen {prop} :: surname
møgforkælet {adj} :: very spoiled
møgforkølet {adj} :: suffering from a severe case of cold
møglækker {adj} :: very hot; very attractive
møgunge {noun} :: brat; obnoxious child
mojn {interj} :: hello
mojn {interj} :: goodbye
mol {noun} :: mole (unit of amount of substance)
mol {noun} :: minor
møl {noun} :: moth
mølædt {adj} :: motheaten
molær {noun} :: A unit of concentration equal to one mole per liter; symbol: M
molaritet {noun} :: molarity
moldover {noun} :: Moldovan
mole {noun} :: mole, breakwater
mole {noun} :: pier, jetty
molestere {v} :: to batter, to damage, to injure, to maltreat
molesteret {v} :: past participle of molestere
mølle {noun} :: mill, millhouse
møller {noun} :: miller
Møller {prop} :: surname
mollusk {noun} :: mollusc
molybdæn {noun} :: molybdenum
molybden {noun} :: alternative spelling of molybdæn
momentan {adj} :: momentary
momentant {adv} :: momentarily
mon {adv} :: I wonder
Mona {prop} :: given name
Monaco {prop} :: Monaco (city-state)
monark {noun} :: monarch
monarki {noun} :: monarchy
mondæn {adj} :: Characterised by luxury and associated with the upper class
mon dog {interj} :: Expression of scepticism
monegasker {noun} :: Monégasque
monetær {adj} :: monetary
Mongoliet {prop} :: Mongolia
Monica {prop} :: given name
Monika {prop} :: given name, alternative spelling of Monica
monne {v} :: might
monoftong {noun} :: monophthong
monogam {adj} :: monogamous
monokrom {adj} :: monochrome
monokromatisk {adj} :: monochromatic (especially of light)
monokultur {noun} :: monoculture
monolit {noun} :: monolith
monolog {noun} :: monologue
monopol {noun} :: monopoly
monoteisme {noun} :: monotheism
monoteist {noun} :: monotheist
monoton {adj} :: monotonous
monoumættet {adj} :: monounsaturated
mønster {noun} :: pattern
mønster {noun} :: design
mønster {noun} :: model, paragon
mønsterbryder {noun} :: someone born with few opportunities who manages to achieve prestige (education, wealth, fame, etc.)
monsterpik {noun} :: huge dick
mønstre {v} :: examine, inspect
mønstre {v} :: review, inspect
mønstre {v} :: muster
mønstret {adj} :: figured, with a pattern
mønstret {v} :: past participle of mønstre
monstro {adv} :: I wonder (if)
monsun {noun} :: monsoon
mønt {noun} :: coin
mønt {noun} :: mint, where money is printed. f.eks. Den Konglige Mønt
montage {noun} :: montage
Montana {prop} :: Montana (state)
Montanas {prop} :: genitive of Montana
montenegriner {noun} :: Montenegrin
Montenegro {prop} :: Montenegro
montere {v} :: to mount
montere {v} :: to install
montere {v} :: to assemble
monument {noun} :: monument
monumental {adj} :: monumental
moppedreng {noun} :: a long written text
moppedreng {noun} :: any item of large size
mor {noun} :: mother (woman who has, conceives, gives birth to, or raises a child)
mor {noun} :: raw humus
mor {noun} :: Moor
mør {adj} :: tender
mør {adj} :: crumbling, mouldering
moræne {noun} :: moraine
moral {c} :: morale, motivation (capacity to maintain belief in an institution or a goal)
moral {c} :: moral, moral practices, conduct
moral {c} :: a moral, a lesson (of a narrative)
moratorium {noun} :: moratorium
mørbrad {noun} :: tenderloin
morbror {noun} :: maternal uncle; one's mother's brother
mord {noun} :: murder
morder {noun} :: murderer, killer
morder {noun} :: assassin
more {v} :: To amuse, entertain
moret {v} :: past participle of more
morfar {noun} :: grandfather (maternal grandfather)
morfar {noun} :: nap
morfem {noun} :: morpheme
Morfeus {prop} :: Morpheus, god of dreams
morfin {noun} :: morphine
morfofonologi {noun} :: morphophonology
morfofonologisk {adj} :: morphophonological
morfologi {noun} :: morphology
morgen {c} :: morning (the part of the day after midnight and before midday)
morgenfrisk {adj} :: fresh (rested, untired, energetic) in the morning
morgenfrue {noun} :: calendula, marigold (Calendula), especially pot marigold (Calendula officinalis)
morgengave {noun} :: morning gift
morgenmad {noun} :: breakfast
morgenmand {noun} :: early riser
morgenmand {noun} :: early bird
morgenmenneske {noun} :: person who usually wakes up early on morning
morgenstivert {noun} :: morning wood
morian {noun} :: moor
mørk {adj} :: dark
mørk {adj} :: dark
mørke {noun} :: darkness
mørkeblond {adj} :: dark blonde
mørk energi {noun} :: dark energy
mørkeræd {adj} :: afraid of the dark
mørketal {noun} :: dark figure
mørkhåret {adj} :: dark-haired
mørkhudet {adj} :: dark-skinned
mørkning {noun} :: twilight, dusk
mørkning {noun} :: darkening
mørkt stof {noun} :: dark matter
mormon {noun} :: Mormon
mørne {v} :: tenderize
mørne {v} :: become tender
mørne {v} :: crumble
mørne {v} :: perish
mørnet {v} :: past participle of mørne
morskab {noun} :: amusement, fun
morsom {adj} :: funny, entertaining, amusing
Morten {prop} :: given name
Mortensen {prop} :: surname
mos {noun} :: mash, puree
mos {noun} :: moss
møs {n} :: kiss
mosaik {noun} :: mosaic
mosaisk {adj} :: Mosaic, pertaining to Moses and the traditions, laws and scripture associated with him
mosaisk {adj} :: pertaining to Judaism as a religion
moscovium {noun} :: moscovium
mose {noun} :: bog (expanse of marshland)
mose {noun} :: moor (region with poor, marshy soil, peat, and heath)
mose {v} :: mash (convert (something) into a mash)
mose {v} :: slog (to walk slowly, encountering resistance)
mose {v} :: zip (to move in haste)
Moses {prop} :: Moses (biblical figure)
moset {v} :: past participle of mose
moske {c} :: a mosque
moské {c} :: a mosque
Moskva {prop} :: Moskva (federal city/capital)
Moskva {prop} :: Moskva (oblast)
moster {noun} :: maternal aunt; the sister of one's mother
motet {noun} :: motet
motherboard {noun} :: motherboard
motion {noun} :: exercise (physical activity intended to improve strength and fitness)
motiv {noun} :: motive
motiv {noun} :: subject
motiv {noun} :: motif
motivation {noun} :: motivation
motivation {noun} :: incentive
motivere {v} :: to motivate, to encourage
motivere {v} :: to justify
motor {noun} :: motor, engine
motorcykel {noun} :: motorcycle
motorcyklist {noun} :: motorcyclist
motorkøretøj {noun} :: motor vehicle
motorsav {noun} :: a chainsaw
motorvej {noun} :: motorway
møtrik {noun} :: a nut (for bolts)
motto {noun} :: motto
mountainbike {noun} :: mountain bike
Mourits {prop} :: given name
møve {v} :: trying to reach a place by pushing past an obstacle
Mozambique {prop} :: Mozambique (country)
mp3-afspiller {noun} :: MP3 player
MRK {noun} :: acronym of menneskerettighedskonvention
mudder {noun} :: mud, mire
muddergrøft {noun} :: muddy ditch
muffe {noun} :: muff (garment)
muffin {noun} :: muffin (cake)
mug {c} {n} :: mold
muh {interj} :: moo
Muhamed {prop} :: Muhammad (Islamic prophet)
muhammedaner {noun} :: muslim
muhko {noun} :: cow
mulat {noun} :: mulatto
muldvarp {noun} :: mole, mouldwarp
mule {noun} :: muzzle
mule {v} :: pommel, pummel, pound, lick
mule {v} :: sulk
mulet {v} :: past participle of mule
mulig {adj} :: possible, feasible
mulighed {noun} :: possibility
mulighed {noun} :: opportunity
mulighed {noun} :: chance
mulighed {noun} :: alternative
mulighed {noun} :: option
mulighed {noun} :: possible
muligt {adv} :: possible
multiplayerspil {n} :: A multiplayer game
multiplayerspil {n} :: indefinite plural of multiplayerspil
multiplum {noun} :: multiple
mumle {v} :: to murmur
mumle {v} :: to mumble
mums {interj} :: yum
München {prop} :: München (caplc)
mund {noun} :: mouth
mundaflæse {v} :: to determine what someone says by observing the movements of their mouth rather than hearing the words
munde {v} :: flow into
munde {v} :: join, open into, open onto
mundet {v} :: past participle of munde
mundharmonika {noun} :: harmonica, mouth organ (a wind instrument)
mundharpe {noun} :: harmonica, mouth organ
mundharpe {noun} :: Jew's harp
mundhugges {v} :: to quarrel
mundhygiejne {c} :: oral hygiene
mundlort {noun} :: bullshit
mundret {adj} :: bite-sized, of a size fitting to eat in one piece
mundret {adj} :: feeling natural; not perceived as artificial or straining to utter
mundsex {noun} :: oral sex
mundtlig {adj} :: verbal, oral
munk {noun} :: monk
munk {noun} :: blackcap
munter {adj} :: merry, cheerful
munterhed {noun} :: cheerfulness
munterhed {noun} :: liveliness
munterhed {noun} :: hilarity
munterhed {noun} :: merriment
mur {noun} :: wall
mur {noun} :: wall
mur {noun} :: wall
mure {v} :: to build a wall, to lay bricks
murer {noun} :: bricklayer, mason
muret {v} :: past participle of mure
mursten {noun} :: brick
mus {noun} :: mouse (animal)
mus {noun} :: mouse (for a computer)
musebestand {noun} :: mouse population
museum {n} :: museum
musical {noun} :: A musical
musicere {v} :: play music
musik {noun} :: music
musikal {noun} :: alternative form of musical
musikalbum {noun} :: A music album, a group of audio recordings, on any medium, intended for distribution as a group
musikalbum {noun} :: indefinite plural of musikalbum
musikalsk {adj} :: musical
musikartikel {c} :: A music article, an article about or concerning music
musiker {noun} :: A musician
musikfolk {noun} :: People engaged, especially professionally, in music
musikgruppe {noun} :: A music group, a band
musikinstrument {noun} :: A musical instrument
musikkonservatorie {noun} :: alternative form of musikkonservatorium
musikkonservatorium {noun} :: A music conservatory, a music school
musikpædagog {noun} :: A music teacher, an individual who teaches music
musikpædagogik {c} :: Music education, music pedagogy, education in the field of music
musikproducer {noun} :: A music producer, a producer who oversees the creation of a piece of music
musikvideo {noun} :: A music video
musikvideoinstruktør {noun} :: A music video director, a director of a music video
muskat {noun} :: nutmeg
muskel {noun} :: muscle
muskelbundt {noun} :: a very muscular person
muskelmand {noun} :: muscleman
musket {noun} :: musket
musket {noun} :: A firearm in general
musketer {noun} :: musketeer
muskulær {adj} :: muscular (pertaining to muscles)
muskuløs {adj} :: muscular, brawny
muslim {noun} :: Muslim
muslimsk {adj} :: Muslim
musling {noun} :: scallop (mollusc of the family Pectinidae)
musvåge {noun} :: a common buzzard, bird of prey of the genus Buteo
musvit {noun} :: great tit, Parus major
mut {adj} :: sullen, sulky
mutagen {noun} :: mutagen
mutant {noun} :: mutant (something that has mutated)
mutter {noun} :: mommy, mummy, ma
mutter {noun} :: old woman
mutter {noun} :: missus
mv. {phrase} :: abbreviation of med videre
mvh. {phrase} :: abbreviation of med venlig hilsen
mvh {phrase} :: initialism of med venlig hilsen
my {noun} :: The Greek letter μ (mu)
my {c} :: micron
myg {noun} :: mosquito
myg {noun} :: midge
myg {noun} :: gnat
myg {adj} :: supple, lissome, pliant
Myggenæs {prop} :: Mykines (Faroese island)
Myggenæs {prop} :: Mykines (Faroese town)
Mykines {prop} :: Mykines (the westernmost of the 18 main <<islands>> of the <<aterr/Faroe Islands>>)
Mykines {prop} :: Mykines (the only <<village>> on <<isl:suf/Mykines>>, <<aterr/Faroe Islands>>)
mynde {noun} :: sighthound
myndighed {noun} :: authority, whether real or perceived
myndighed {noun} :: authority, governing organization
myndighedsrepræsentant {noun} :: representative of authority
mynte {noun} :: mint (Mentha)
myrde {v} :: murder (to deliberately kill)
myre {noun} :: ant
myre {v} :: swarm
myresyre {noun} :: formic acid
myret {v} :: past participle of myre
myriade {noun} :: myriad (vast diversity or number)
myroblyt {noun} :: myroblyte
mysli {noun} :: muesli, granola