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=== M  ===
=== M  ===
 
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! scope="col" | Latin
! scope="col" | English
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| macellator
| butcher
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| magis
| more
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| magister
| master
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| magnus
| large, great
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| maii
| of May
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| major
| greater, older
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| majorennis
| of legal age
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| majoritatatis
| of legal age, majority
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| male
| badly
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| malus
| bad, evil
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| mane
| in the morning
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| manu propria
| (signed) by one's own hand
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| manus
| hand, band
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| marasmus
| weakness
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| maris
| of a male, man
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| marita
| married, wife
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| mariti
| married couple
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| maritus
| married, husband
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| martii
| of March
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| martis, dies
| Tuesday
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| mas
| male, man
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| mater (matris)
| mother
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| matertera
| aunt, mother's sister
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| matrica
| register, record book
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| matrimonium
| marriage
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| per subsequens matrimonium legitimatus
| legitimized by subsequent marriage
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| matrina
| godmother
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| matruelis
| cousin on mother's side
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| me
| me
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| mecum
| with me
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| medicus
| doctor
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| mendicus
| beggar
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| mense
| in the month (of)
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| mensis
| month
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| mercator
| merchant
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| mercenarius
| day laborer
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| mercurii, dies
| Wednesday
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| meretrix (meretricis)
| harlot, prostitute
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| meridies
| noon
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| meus
| mine
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| miles (militis)
| soldier, knight
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| mille
| thousand
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| millesimus
| thousandth
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| minorennis
| not of legal age
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| minoritatis
| of less than legal age, minority
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| minus
| less
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| modo
| lately, presently, now
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| modus
| manner, way
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| mola
| mill
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| molitor
| miller
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| moneta
| money
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| mons (montis)
| mountain
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| morbus
| disease
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| more novo
| (according to) the new style (of dating)
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| more vetere
| (according to) the old style (of dating)
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| moritur
| he/she died
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| mortis
| of death
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| ex hac mortali ad immortalem vitam
| from this mortality to immortal life (died)
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| ob imminens mortis periculum
| on account of imminent danger of death (for an emergency baptism)
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| mortuus est
| he died
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| mos (moris)
| custom, manner
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| mulier
| woman, wife
|-
| multus
| many
|-
| municeps
| a magistrate of a town
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| munitus
| fortified, provided
|-
|-
| width="180" | macellator <br>magis <br>magister <br>magnus <br>maii <br>major <br>majorennis <br>majoritatatis <br>male <br>malus <br>mane <br>manu propria <br>manus <br>marasmus <br>maris <br>marita <br>mariti <br>maritus <br>martii <br>martis, dies <br>mas <br>mater (matris) <br>matertera <br>matrica <br>matrimonium <br>[per subsequens matrimonium legitimatus] <br>matrina <br>matruelis <br>me <br>mecum <br>medicus <br>mendicus <br>mense <br>mensis <br>mercator <br>mercenarius <br>mercurii, dies <br>meretrix (meretricis) <br>meridies <br>meus <br>miles (militis) <br>mille <br>millesimus <br>minorennis <br>minoritatis <br>minus <br>modo <br>modus <br>mola <br>molitor <br>moneta <br>mons (montis) <br>morbus <br>more novo <br>more vetere <br>moritur <br>mortis <br>[ex hac mortali ad immortalem vitam] <br>[ob imminens mortis periculum] <br>mortuus est <br>mos (moris) <br>mulier <br>multus <br>municeps <br>munitus <br>mutuus  
| mutuus
| butcher <br>more <br>master <br>large, great <br>of May <br>greater, older <br>of legal age <br>of legal age, majority <br>badly <br>bad, evil <br>in the morning <br>(signed) by one's own hand <br>hand, band <br>weakness <br>of a male, man <br>married, wife <br>married couple <br>married, husband <br>of March <br>Tuesday <br>male, man <br>mother <br>aunt, mother's sister <br>register, record book <br>marriage <br>[legitimized by subsequent marriage] <br><br>godmother <br>cousin on mother's side <br>me <br>with me <br>doctor <br>beggar <br>in the month (of) <br>month <br>merchant <br>day laborer <br>Wednesday <br>harlot, prostitute <br>noon <br>mine <br>soldier, knight <br>thousand <br>thousandth <br>not of legal age <br>of less than legal age, minority <br>less <br>lately, presently, now <br>manner, way <br>mill <br>miller <br>money <br>mountain <br>disease <br>(according to) the new style (of dating) <br>(according to) the old style (of dating) <br>he/she died <br>of death <br>[from this mortality to immortal life (died)] <br><br>[on account of imminent danger of death (for an emergency baptism)] <br><br>he died <br>custom, manner <br>woman, wife <br>many <br>a magistrate of a town <br>fortified, provided <br>mutual, common
| mutual, common
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