Tikisinale · Dictionary

Tongan → English: M

516 Tongan words starting with M, with their English meanings. Look up any word on the dictionary page, or translate whole sentences with the translator.

M (516 words)

mapronoun

we (dual)

mānoun

bread

mānoun

shame

māverb

to feel shame, to be ashamed

maakanoun

mark(s)

maama

(adj/v) light (not dark); enlightened (mentally, spiritually)

maamanoun

light; enlightenment; lamp, lantern

maamanoun

world, the world (the place of light as opposed to the underworld)

maau

(adj/v) orderly, properly arranged, tidy, in order; methodical, systematic; satisfactorily settled or adjusted or carried out

maaunoun

poem; poet; poetry, recitation

maeadjective

faded, withered

maeverb

to fade, wither

maeanoun

rope

mafahi

(adj/v) split; split into two (or three)

mafahinoun

split, fissure; or piece split off

mafaiadjective

able, capable

mafainoun

ability; legal power, right, authority

mafamafa

(adj/v) fairly heavy

mafana

(adj/v) warm (of food, water, or drink); unpleasantly warm, stuffy (of a room)

mafananoun

warmth, heat

māfana

(adj/v)warm, cosy; friendly, cordial; fervent, enthusiastic

māfanaadverb

fervently, enthusiastically, cordially

māfananoun

warmth; temperature

mafaoverb

to be taut, tight, stretched tight; to be stretched out, to stretch or reach out

mafasiaverb

to be weighed down, burdened

mafatuaverb

to sneeze

mafaʻaverb

having an open crack or fissure, cracked open, fissured; (of the hands, lips) cracked, chapped

mafeiaverb

to be able to do; to be able to

mafesiverb

to break or be broken

mafinoun

power; powerful person, victor, champion

mafohiverb

peeled or skinned by rubbing or sunburn

mafolaverb

to spread

mafunoun

heart

mafuliverb

to turn over, capsize; to be overturned, upside-down, the wrong way up, or the wrong way round

mafulifuliverb

repetitive of mafuli; (of a boat) to rock or roll badly

maha

(adj/v) (of liquid or container) finished, all gone, dry, empty; (of a battery) completely run down, giving no current at all; (of a cow) dry

mahae

(adj/v) torn, rent

mahaenoun

being torn; tear, rent

mahafunoun

weapon, implement of war; cartridge

mahakiadjective

sick, diseased, ailing

mahakinoun

sick person, patient; sickness, disease, ailment

mahaki-fatafata

(n/v) tuberculosis

mahaki-hela

(n/v) asthma

mahaki-mafu

(n/v) heart disease

mahaki-moa

(n/v) epilepsy, to be epileptic, to be grossly disrespectful

mahakiʻiaverb

to be sick or unwell; (of a woman) to have her monthly sickness

mahaloadverb

perhaps, maybe, probably, presumably

mahaloverb

to think, surmise, suspect, presume, suppose, think probable

mahamahakiverb

to be sick or ill from time to time, to be in indifferent health; or to be unwell

māhanga

(adj/v) born together, to be twins or triplets; (in marks, score, winning a race) to equal or tie

māhanganoun

twin or twins

mahele

(adj/v) cut with a knife (or apparently so)

maheniverb

to be accustomed to or familiar with; to be on friendly or familiar terms with; to be personally acquainted with

mahi

(adj/v) sour (to the taste), or astringent

māhinanoun

month

māhinanoun

moon

mahino

(adj/v) clear (to the mind), lucid

māhoaʻanoun

flour

mahu

(adj/v) (of land, soil) productive, producing good crops; (of place or people) to have plenty of food, to be well off for food; (of food) plentiful

mahuaverb

to spill over, be spilt

mahuke

(adj/v) turned up, turned back, drawn back, tucked up

mahuʻinga

(adj/v) precious, costly, expensive; valuable; important

mahuʻingaadverb

expensively, richly, luxuriously

mahuʻinganoun

importance; value; price, cost

maiadverb

to or towards me or us

mailenoun

mile

makanoun

stone, rock; dry cell, battery

maka fakamanatunoun

memorial stone, stone memorial of any kind (tombstone, statue, etc.)

maka kasanoun

torch or flashlight battery

makamakaadjective

stony, rocky

makamakanoun

little stones, pebbles

makasininoun

magazine (periodical); magazine (of a rifle)

makehe

(adj/v) different from others, peculiar, special, or separate

māketinoun

market

makohiadjective

scratched; having a mark on it

makohinoun

scratch, being scratched

makoko

(adj/v) pressed or squeezed or dented out of shape; or to cave in

makokonoun

dent; dent in the coastline, small bay

mākonaverb

to be satisfied (with food), to have had enough to eat

mākoninoun

wireless telegram

malalanoun

charcoal, carbon

malanganoun

public speech, oration, preaching service

malangaverb

to make a public speech or to preach

malavaverb

to be able to do, to be able, to be possible

malaʻenoun

village green; park, play-ground, open market-place

malaʻiaverb

unfortunate, unlucky; to meet with or suffer misfortune as the result of wrongdoing;

malinoun

marriage; husband or wife

maliverb

to marry, be married

mālie

(adj/v) good, pleasing, pleasant, such as one likes or enjoys; interesting; advantageous, fortunate, helpful; fine, splendid; commendable, admirable, very satisfactory

malimaliverb

to smile

mālō

(adj/v) worthy of thanks or praise, (to be) laudable

mālōinterjection

thank you

mālohi

(adj/v) strong, forceful, or powerful; (of wind) very strong, violent, tempestuous; to be victorious, to win

mālohiadverb

strongly, hard, powerfully, strenuously, violently, etc

mālohinoun

strength

mālōlōnoun

rest

mālōlōverb

to rest; to die, be dead

malomi

(adj/v) pressed down or in, dented or misshapen as the result of pressure

maluverb

to be shaded or sheltered; to be safe, secure, watertight, or airtight; to be kept, observed

mālualoiadjective

hypocritical

mālualoinoun

hypocrisy; hypocrite

mālualoiverb

to be hypocritical, to play the hypocrite

malumaluadjective

shady, affording shade

malumalunoun

shade, shadow, shady place

maluʻiverb

to protect or defend; to make or keep safe or secure, to safe-guard; to insure; to guarantee

mamanoun

ring

mamanoun

leak

mamaverb

to leak, be leaky

mamaverb

to chew

mamafa

(adj/v) heavy; weighty, important; (of words) strong, strenuous, difficult; (of person or his mind) anxious, desirous, concerned; (of prices) high; (of goods) high-priced, expensive; (of offences or sickness) serious, severe; (of punishment) heavy, severe

mamafaadverb

heavily; severely, seriously, hard, strenuously, strongly

mamafanoun

weight; or brunt

māmāfana

(adj/v) lukewarm

mamaha

(adj/v) shallow; (of the tide) to be out

mamahanoun

shallow place

mamahiverb

to be painful or sore, to hurt; to suffer pain, to be in pain; to be sorry, to feel sorrow or regret; to feel hurt; to be annoyed or angry, to harbour ill-feeling

mamahiʻiverb

to be zealous for, to stand up for, to contend, strive or fight for

mamahiʻiaverb

to be in pain, to suffer pain

māmālie

(adj/v) slow, gradual, or gentle

māmālohi

(adj/v) fairly strong

māmaninoun

the world, this world

mamaoverb

to yawn

mamataverb

to look, look at

mamataʻiverb

to look at with curiosity

mamate

(adj/v) numb; (of land, country) quite barren, desert, lifeless; wrecked

mamaʻo

(adj/v) to be distant, far away; to be absent; to be deceased, dead, to have passed on

mamio

(adj/v) (to be) twisted, or to twist or wiggle about; to try to wiggle out of one's duty

Māmonga

(adj/n) Mormon

mamulu

(adj/v) having skin or bark or surface rubbed off

mamulumulu

(adj/v) rubbed off in patches or here and there

mana

(adj/v) supernatural, super-human, miraculous; accompanied by supernatural happenings

mananoun

miracle, supernatural act or event; supernatural power or influence

mananoun

thunder

manakoverb

to be fond of, to like, to desire; to fall in love with, to desire to marry; to desire or want to

manatuverb

to think of, call to mind, remember, or bear in mind

manatuʻiverb

to think of

mānavanoun

breathing, breath

mānavaverb

to breathe

manavahēverb

to fear, be afraid of; to be completely under the control of another

mānava-loloa

(adj/v) long-winded

mānava-nounou or mānava-nonou

(adj/v) short-winded, soon out of breath

manavasiʻi

(adj/v) nervous, apprehensive, diffident, or inwardly afraid

manavaʻofa

(adj/v) kind-hearted, compassionate, sympathetic, merciful

manifi

(adj/v) thin

manifinifi

(adj/v) comparatively thin, especially thin, quite thin; fairly thin

māniokenoun

manioc, cassava, tapioca

mano

ten thousand (10,000); myriad

manunoun

animal (but not fish)

manukiverb

to ridicule, indulge in derision or mockery

mānumanu

(adj/v) covetous, eager to get for oneself what belongs to others

manumi

(adj/v) slightly rumpled or ruffled, or tucked up

manuminumi

(adj/v) rumpled or ruffled (intensive of above)

manupunanoun

bird

mangaverb

to fork, branch out, branch off, become divided into two or more branches; to step across or over

manga-ua

(adj/v) dividing or branching in two directions, bifurcated

mangonoun

mango

mangumolū

(adj/v) (of cloth) soft, limp, not stiff or starchy; (of biscuits) soft, not crisp

maonoun

steam, vapour

maoverb

to emit or give off steam or vapour

maomaoverb

(of rain) to become less and less, to be reduced gradually to a mere drizzle

maomaonganoa

(adj/v) (of house, place) empty and silent, uninhabited and silent, desolate, quiet and secluded

mapaki

(adj/v) broken or broken off

mapakinoun

piece broken off

mā pakupakunoun

biscuit(s)

mapenoun

map

mapelu

(adj/v) folded, creased, or bent

mapu

(n/v) (to play) marbles

mapuverb

to whistle

mapunaverb

to spout or squirt upwards

mapuni

(adj/v) shut, closed; blocked up, clogged

masani

(adj/v) excellent or seemingly perfect in appearance, surpassingly beautiful

masinoun

matches, or box of matches

māsila

(adj/v) sharp

māsimanoun

salt

masisi

(adj/v) cracked (of a cup or plate or glass)

masiva

(adj/v) poor, needy, in want; to lack, be without, be in want or need of

masivesiva

(adj/v) poor or badly off in certain respects, short or out of some things; poor in appearance; poor, not good, inferior

masoli

(adj/v) chipped, having a little bit chipped off

mata

(adj/v) (of fruit) green, unripe or raw; (of copra) undried; unseasoned (of timber)

matanoun

eye(s) or face; (of cloth) right side, outer side; (of leaf) front, top, smooth side; blade or cutting edge; point (of spear or needle)

mata-fakapikopiko

(adj/v) having a lazy look

mata falenoun

house front, front of the house

mata-fiefia

(adj/v) happy-faced, happy-looking

mata-fiekaia

(adj/v) having a hungry look, hungry-looking

mata-fiemohea

(adj/v) having a sleepy look, sleepy-looking

matakanoun

copra

matakalinoun

tribe, clan, race

mata-kovi

(adj/v) having bad (sore or diseased) eyes; having an ugly or unpleasant-looking face

mata-kui

(adj/v) blind, sightless

matalanoun

flower

matalaverb

to flower, to come out in full bloom; (of a bud) to open

matalaverb

to come off, come away, or become separated

mata-likoliko

(adj/v) dirty-faced

mataliliverb

to be boiling with anger

mata-māsila

(adj/v) sharp-pointed or sharp-edged

matamatakovi

(adj/v) unpleasant-looking, unsightly, ugly

matamatakupenganoun

cobweb; string figure, cat's cradle

matamatalelei

(adj/v) good-looking, beautiful, or pretty

mata-mohe

(adj/v) sleepy-looking

mātanganoun

something well worth looking at because of its scenic beauty or its historical associations; beauty-spot

matanginoun

wind; air

matangiverb

to be windy

matangi-kovi

(adj/v) having a bad or unfavourable wind

matangi-lelei

(adj/v) having a good or favourable wind

mataotao

(adj/v) outstanding in skill, expert, or masterly

matapānoun

door, window, gate

mata-peku

(adj/v) blunt-pointed or blunt-edged

mata-pela

(adj/v) having mattery eyes

mata-poto

(adj/v) quick-sighted, quick to notice things, observant

matāpulenoun

man of honorable rank or status; minor chief; chief's attendant and spokesman; (in a college) prefect; male's brother-in-law or female's sister-n-law; gentleman, man

mata-pupula

(adj/v) having a swollen face or swollen eye(s)

mata-sioʻatanoun

glasses, spectacles

matātahinoun

sea-front, coast, shore, beach

mata-tangi

(adj/v) habitually inclined to cry, easily moved to tears

mata-tuituinoun

stitch

matavainoun

spring (of water); source (of a river)

mata-ʻāʻā

(adj/v) bright-eyed, keen-sighted, or wide-awake looking

mataʻifikanoun

figure, digit

mataʻingeli

(adj/v) monkey-faced

mataʻipeninoun

nib, the point of a pen or pencil

mata-ʻita

(adj/v) angry-looking

mataʻitohinoun

letter of the alphabet

mataʻivale

(ajd/v) slow to notice things, unobservant,; stupid-looking, having the face of a fool

mataʻu

(adj/v) right-handed; right

mataʻunoun

right-handed person; right (side)

mātaʻunoun

fish-hook

mateverb

to die; to be stunned or quite unconscious; (of fire or light) to go out, to be out; (of a boat) to be sunk or wrecked; (of a volcano) to be extinct; (of wind) to die down; (of sun or moon) to be eclipsed; (of a clock or engine) to stop, not be running

mateverb

to guess, to guess the answer to; to solve (a riddle)

mateakiverb

to be loyal, to be ready to die (if need be) for one's leader or party

matelaunoun

one over, extra or odd one (when counting by pairs)

matengataʻa

(adj/v) difficult to die or to put to death; (of a boxer) difficult to knock out

matengofua

(adj/v) liable to die, mortal; or dying easily

mateuverb

to be ready or prepared

mateuteuverb

to be in a state of readiness or preparation to be well and properly prepared

matofi

(adj/v) cut or hacked, cut or hacked off or into two

matohi

(adj/v) marked with a line or narrow stripe

matohinoun

narrow stripe

matohitohi

(adj/v) striped (with a number of stripes)

matohitohinoun

stripes

matolu

(adj/v) thick

matoʻoverb

to come out (of a cork ), to come off or become detached (of a button, a stamp or a lid)

matukuverb

(of bottle or what it contains) to be somewhat less than full, to begin to go down; (of the tide) to begin to go out

mātukuverb

(of three or more) to leave, to go away or come away, to disperse

mā tununoun

toast

mātuʻanoun

(plural for motuʻa) old or elderly persons, elders; parents; derog. for husbands; derog. for males

mātuʻakiadverb

extremely, intensely, absolutely

mātuʻuverb

to be or become dry (of what was actually wet, not of what was merely green)

maupronoun

we (plural)

Mauli

(adj/n) Maori

maumauadjective

harmful, destructive

maumauverb

to be broken, damaged, spoilt, worn out, wasted

maumau-laoadjective

law-breaking, lawless

maumaungataʻa

(adj/v) not easily damaged

maumaungofua

(adj/v) easily damaged

maumau-taimiadjective

time-wasting

maumauʻiverb

to break, damage, spoil, wear out, or waste; to break, break through, violate; to desecrate; to destroy

māvaeverb

to part; to be separated, sundered, or parted

mavaeuaverb

to come in two, to become split, divided or separated into two parts

mavaheadjective

separated, set apart

mavaheadverb

apart, separately, alone, by itself

mavaheverb

to be divided (into two); to be divided off or separated from something else; to be set aside or apart; to depart, go away

mavahevaheadjective

divided, separated

mavahevaheadverb

apart from one another, separately

mavahevaheverb

to be divided or separated (into three or more)

mavaku

(adj/v) scratched or scraped

mavavaverb

to shout for joy (of a large number of people)

maveunoun

disorder, muddle, confusion, commotion, turmoil, disturbance maveu or maveuveu: (v) to be thrown into disorder or confusion

maʻa

(adj/v) clean (physically or morally), free from dirt or impurity

maʻakuadverb

for me, for myself

maʻakuadverb

as my

maʻalanoun

yam plantation

maʻalaʻala

(adj/v) free from weeds

maʻamaadverb

as our (dual)

maʻamauadverb

as our (plural)

maʻamauaadverb

for us, for ourselves (dual)

maʻamautoluadverb

for us, for ourselves (plural)

maʻamaʻa

(adj/v) light (in weight); low-priced, cheap; of little importance, unimportant

maʻamaʻaadverb

lightly

maʻamaʻanoun

lungs

maʻamoadverb

as your (dual)

maʻamouadverb

as your (plural)

maʻamouaadverb

for you, for yourselves (dual)

maʻamoutoluadverb

for you, for yourselves (plural)

maʻanaadverb

as their (dual)

maʻanauadverb

as their (plural)

maʻanauaadverb

for them, for themselves (dual)

maʻanautoluadverb

for them, for themselves (plural)

maʻanuverb

to be afloat, not to be resting on or touching the bottom

maʻanganoun

mouthful, morsel; sip

Maʻasinoun

March (month); Mars (planet or war-god)

maʻataadverb

for one, for oneself, for me, for myself

maʻatauadverb

as our (plural)

maʻatauaadverb

for us, for ourselves (dual)

maʻatautoluadverb

for us, for ourselves (plural)

maʻauadverb

for you (thee), for yourself (thyself)

maʻefuverb

(of the day) to begin to dawn, to begin to appear

māʻolunga

(adj/v) high

māʻolunganoun

height

māʻoniʻoni

(adj/v) morally pure, sincere, and upright; righteous (in the true sense), impeccable

maʻopoverb

to be fitted closely together; to be packed (closely, but not uncomfortably)

maʻopoʻopoverb

to be packed or fitted together very closely; to be completely furnished and fitted out; to be tidy, neatly and properly arranged

maʻuverb

to catch up to, overtake; to reach, live until, to obtain, get (or manage to get, be able to get, succed in getting), acquire, possess, own, or have; to win, or win the consent or affections of

maʻu ai pēadverb

constantly, always, without intermission, unceasingly

maʻu akoadjective

attending school regularly

maʻu akoverb

to attend school

maʻu-koloaadjective

rich, wealthy, well-to-do

māʻulalo

(adj/v) low, or low-lying

maʻu loto

(adv/v) to learn by heart

maʻu lotuverb

to attend church

maʻumaʻuluta

(adj/v) steadfast

maʻumeʻa

(adj/v) well-off, well-to-do, wealthy

māʻumoheverb

to be very fast asleep

maʻungataʻa

(adj/v) difficult to catch or to get

maʻungofua

(adj/v) easy to catch or to get

maʻu pēadverb

permanently, always, constantly, continually, regularly, habitually, usually

Mēnoun

May

mēverb

to bleat (of a goat or sheep)

meesinoun

mercy

meheka

(adj/v) envious, jealous

mehekanoun

envy, jealousy

mehikitanganoun

father's sister (paternal aunt), or father's female cousin

meiadverb

nearly, almost

meinoun

breadfruit

mei or meia or meiatepreposition

from

mei aiadverb

from there, from him, her, it or them; from where, from which or whom

meilinoun

mail (letters); passenger-liner (stemming from mail-boat)

meimeiadverb

very nearly, almost, about to, on the point of

melemoverb

to be drowned

meleniverb

melon, water-melon

melie

(adj/v) sweet or pleasant to the taste; (of water) fresh

melino

(adj/v) to be at peace

melinonoun

peace

melomelo

(adj/v) brown, tan, or dark yellow

mēmipanoun

member

mētalinoun

medal

Metitelenianenoun

Mediterranean

Metotisi

(adj/n) Methodist (Uesiliana often used instead)

meʻanoun

thing; fact of the matter, cause, what explains it; substance, material; piece, bit

meʻa-fai-tānoun

camera

meʻa-fakamata-helenoun

knife sharpener

meʻa-fakamata-peninoun

pencil sharpener

meʻa-fakamaʻunoun

fastener

meʻa-fakaongonoanoun

local anaesthetic

meʻa-fakaʻahu-namunoun

mosquito coil (incense)

meʻa-fakaʻatanoun

any instrument for observing or examining with

meʻa-fakaʻata-efunoun

microscope

meʻa-fakaʻata-fetuʻunoun

telescope

meʻa-fakaʻata-sinonoun

X-ray apparatus

meʻa–fakaʻulinoun

steering wheel

meʻafananoun

gun (of any type), or something resembling a gun (such as a syringe or a spray pump)

meʻa-fohinoun

peeler, thing for peeling

meʻa-fuanoun

any apparatus for measuring or weighing

meʻa-fua-mafananoun

thermometer

meʻa-fua-mamafanoun

scales (for weighing)

meʻa-fua-mofinoun

clinical thermometer

meʻa-fuluipuʻanganoun

thing for washing dishes, kitchen sink

meʻa-hae-kapanoun

tin-opener, can-opener

meʻa-huhunoun

instrument for giving injections, hypodermic syringe

meʻa-hulunoun

searchlight (the lamp, not the beam)

meʻaifinoun

whistle, wind instrument (of any kind)

meʻainunoun

drink, what one drinks, beverage of any kind

meʻakainoun

food

meʻa-kakaunoun

lifebelt, lifevest or lifebuoy

meʻa-kamosinoun

trigger; electric switch

meʻa kovinoun

bad thing, bad stuff

meʻaleanoun

musical instrument (of any kind)

meʻa mālienoun

fortunate thing

meʻa-ngaohi-meʻakainoun

cooking utensil(s)

meʻangāuenoun

tool

meʻa pangonoun

unfortunate or regrettable thing, a pity

meʻa-sivinoun

sieve or strainer of any kind

meʻa-tā-foʻimoanoun

egg beater

meʻataunoun

weapon (of any kind), thing to fight with

meʻa-toʻonoun

handle (of a door)

meʻatuinoun

horn (of a cow or other animals)

meʻa-vaʻinganoun

plaything, toy

meʻaʻofanoun

gift, present; gratuity, tip

meʻinoun

small quantity of, piece or bit of

miauverb

(of cats) to mew, meow

mihiverb

to sniff (as when one has a cold)

mihimihiverb

to sniffle

mihiʻiverb

to sniff up

miliverb

to rub with the hand (esp. the body or arm with oil)

miliona

million (1,000,000)

milioneanoun

millionaire

milohiverb

to twist, to turn (screws, taps, etc.)

minisitānoun

minister (usually refers to crown ministers)

minitinoun

minute

mingiverb

to shrink, shrivel, or contract

mingimingi

(adj/v) crinkled, wrinkled, or curly

mingiminginoun

crinkles, wrinkles, curls

mioʻiverb

to twist; to distort; to turn

misinoun

dream

misiverb

to have a dream

misiverb

to suck (one's thumb, candy, etc.)

misinalenoun

annual church or missional offering; missionary

mīsininoun

machine; mechanism; engine, motor (of any kind)

mīsini kosinoun

clipping or mowing machine or apparatus (of any kind)

mīsini tuituinoun

sewing-machine

misitelinoun

mystery

mitanoun

meter

mitanoun

metre (of a hymn or poem)

moconjunction

and

mopronoun

you (dual)

moanoun

fowl, chicken

moananoun

deep sea, sea beyond the reef

mo e hā fua

and so on, and other such things, and whatever else

mofiverb

to be warm with fever; to be fervent

mofuikenoun

earthquake

moheverb

to sleep, be asleep; (of a boat) to anchor or remain for the night; (of the wind) to blow from a specified direction during the night; (of oil) to congeal or become solid

mohefisiverb

to roll or turn or toss about in one's sleep

mohe-maʻuadjective

sleeping deep

mohenganoun

bed; nest (of domestic fowls)

moheʻanganoun

sleeping-place

mohe ʻuliverb

to go to bed dirty or unwashed

moho

(adj/v) cooked; fully cooked, done; (of yams which have been dug) spoilt as if cooked by the suns' heat

mohukunoun

grass

mokinoun

mug

mokonoun

lizard

mokomoko

(adj/v) cool

mokopunanoun

grandchild

mokosiaverb

to be cold; to feel cold, to be affected by the cold

moleverb

to be spent or used up; to be lost, to perish to go or come right over or right across; to extend (in space or time) right over, or right across; (of time) to elapse, pass;

molemole

smooth

molinoun

orange or other citrus fruit (except lemon or lime)

Mōlisinoun

Morris, Hedstrom, Ltd.

molū

(adj/v) soft, tender, flexible, supple, slack or limp

molumalu

(adj/v) solemn, impressive, majestic, imposing, stately dignified, magnificent

molumalunoun

solemnity

momenitinoun

moment, instant

momonoun

little bit, crumb, fragment

momoverb

to crumble or become broken into fragments

mōmoa

(adj/v) dry

momoho

(adj/v) (of fruit) ripe; (of leaves) turned yellow

momoko

(adj/v) cold

momosiverb

to crumble; to break or grind or crush to powder or to very small pieces

momoʻi

(adj/adv) very small piece or bit of, fragment of

monimonū

(adj/v) very fortunate or prosperous

Mōnitenoun

Monday

monoverb

to insert, poke, stick in somewhere

monomonoverb

to mend, patch, or darn

monomononoun

patching, mending; patchwork; patchwork quilt

monūnoun

good luck, good fortune, or privilege

monūʻia

(adj/v) to be lucky, fortunate, or blest; to prosper, succeed

monūʻianoun

luck, good fortune, or privilege

monganoun

throat

mongomonganoun

beetle (of any kind); cockroach

mongumangunoun

scab

mopinoun

mop (for the floor)

mopiverb

to mop (the floor)

mosimosiverb

to rain lightly

motonoun

flower-bud

motoverb

to bud, to produce buds, come out in bud

motokānoun

motor-car

motololinoun

motor-lorry

motopaikinoun

motor-cycle, motorbike

motunoun

island

motuverb

to break or be broken (of a rope, a stick,etc.)

motuhiverb

to break (a rope or a stick etc.); to break off, break away

motumotu

(adj/v) broken into several or many pieces

motuʻa

(adj/v) old; mature, fully developed

motuʻanoun

being old

motuʻanoun

old or elderly person, or elder; male person of any age; parent (esp. father); husband

motuʻa-nimanoun

thumb

motuʻa-vaʻenoun

big toe

moupronoun

you (plural)

moveteverb

to come apart, come to peices; to be scattered or dispersed; to fray out

moʻopreposition

for, intended for

moʻokuadverb

for me, for myself

moʻoma

as our (dual)

moʻomau

as our (plural)

moʻomauaadverb

for us, for ourselves (dual)

moʻomautoluadverb

for us, for ourselves (plural)

moʻomo

as your (dual)

moʻomou

as your (plural)

moʻomouaadverb

for you, for yourselves (dual)

moʻomoutoluadverb

for you, for yourselves (plural)

moʻona

as their (dual)

moʻonau

as their (plural)

moʻonauaadverb

for them, for themselves (dual)

moʻonautoluadverb

for them, for themselves (plural)

moʻoni

(adj/v) true; genuine, real, actual, intrinsic; right or correct; really good, expert

moʻoniadverb

truly, genuinely, really, actually, decidedly

moʻoninoun

truth; what is true, right or correct; genuiness, reality; essence, fundamental nature; accepted aim or ideal

moʻotaadverb

for one, for oneself; for me, for myself

moʻotau

as our (plural)

moʻotauaadverb

for us, for ourselves (dual)

moʻotautoluadverb

for us, for ourselver (plural)

moʻouadverb

for you (thee), for yourself (thyself)

moʻua

(adj/v) to be encumbered, to be busy or engaged; to be engaged, occupied; to be in debt; to be indebted; to be found or adjudged guilty, to be convicted

moʻuanoun

being encumbered or in debt; debt, punishment

moʻuiadjective

living; (of ground) fertile

moʻuinoun

being alive, life; way of life, habitual conduct

moʻuiverb

to live, to be living or alive; to be in health; to recover from a serious illness; (of light or fire) to be burning; (of clock, engine) to be going or working

moʻumoheaverb

to remain asleep for a long time, to oversleep or sleep in

moʻunganoun

hill, mountain

moʻunga-afinoun

volcano

mūnoun

moth

mūverb

to moo (of a cows)

muhuverb

to mumble, murmur, or mutter; drone, give forth a low subdued sound

mui

(adj/v) young immature, only partly grown or developed

muinoun

place or space behind or further back; rear; background

muinoun

end, extremity, tip,

muiverb

to follow

muivaʻenoun

heel

muiʻulunoun

back of the head, or the hair at the back of the head

mukanoun

leaf-bud, very young leaf

mukaverb

(of leaves) to sprout, to begin to appear, to be very young; (of tree or plant) to have leaf-buds or young leaves

mulinoun

another country, place outside of Tonga; foreigner, non-Tongan

muliadjective

foreign, non-Tongan; exotic, introduced, not indigenous

musienoun

grass

musikanoun

music

muʻanoun

front, space or place in front or futher forward; earlier time or period; previously, before, earlier; time to come, time that lies ahead

muʻomuʻaadjective

first; infront

muʻomuʻaadverb

in front

muʻomuʻaverb

to go or be in front, to precede, to lead the way, to go on ahead