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| Basque | man, mende | power, faculty |
| Aram. | mandá | knowledge |
| Hebr. | madda | knowledge |
| Akk. | idu | to know |
| Hebr. | yàdhá | he knew (cf. Klein sub mind and Mandaean) |
| Anc.Greek | mandáno | to learn |
| Engl. | mind | process that thinks,feels etc. (that gives faculties). For cognates see Klein |
| Germ. | meinen | to think (utilize a faculty of the mind). For cognates: Klein, sub mind) |
| Engl. | mean (to) | to think, signify |
| Anc.Greek | mémona | to think; mnèmè memory |
| Franç. | mémoire | memory |
| Dutch | mijmeren | to ponder |
| Lith. | minéti | to remind; miñti to think; menù to mention |
| Franç. | mention | mention, reminder |
| Guanche | mene, men | faculty |
| Skr. | mányate | to think; manati to mention |
| Ital. | mandáto | order, mandate |
| Franç.(a.litt.) | manant | rich, powerful |
| Ital.: Sard. | manno | great |
| Span. | tamaño | size |
| Roman. | mâninâ, nâmilâ, nemète | giant, colossus |
| Russian | mammot | enormous animal > mammoth |
| Engl. | man | Germ. mann, the tall sex, cf. masð4.7.5., zmogus |
| ð4.7.1., machoð4.7.4., celavekð4.2.11.2.. Parallel in Digueño (Mexique) 'isk'-ic "man": the tall one. Diminutives: Dutch manneken "little man" (> franç. mannequin), Low Germ. moneken "ape" (> Engl. monkey, O.Ital. monicchio id., Span. mono id.; no possible semantic relation with Arabic maymun "auspicious". Other monkey's names have the meaning of "little chap" (Fr. marmoset, from marmot "little chap") |
| Mod.Greek | ortykomána | Corn Crake, 143, cf. ortyomètrað4.7.8.1. |
| Hindi | Manu | Hindu god, said to be the first man |
| Skr. | Mánus | "ancestor of man" |
| Germ. | Mannus | "ancestor of the Germans" |
| Phrygian | Mànès | "ancestor of man" |
| Lat. | manius | mythological figure famous for its descendency |
| Arm. | Manuk | a god that was the first man |
| Gypsy | manuk | man |
| Asie-Mineure | Manire | a god that the Greeks identified with Zeus |
| Lat. | manes | souls of the dead |
| Amerind: Algonquin | Manitou | supernatural being |
| Zend | Manà | God |
| Arabic: Arabie | Manah | a supernatural being worshiped by certain tribes |
| Mélanésie | mana | supernatural power |
| Afrique: Sidama | manno | man; Udom manu id., Kokila amanage id. |
| Anc.Greek | menès | Titan |
| Tamil | man | king |
| canarais | manneya | commander |
| Basque | man | power, faculty |
| Hebr. | manah | to count |
| Akk. | manu | id. |
| Arabic | manà | to assign |
| Engl. | many | a great quantity |
| Franç. | maint | id. |
| Span. | manar | to abound, proceed, arise; to spring from |
| Franç. | émaner | emanate |
| Span. | menudo | often |
| Breton | min | bird's beak |
| Franç. | ménil | bell tower |
| Franç.: Fr.C. | ménel | snow drift |
| Franç. | éminence | height |
| Basque | munho | mound, clod |
| Span. | moño | tuft, crest, chignon |
| Span. | pájaro moño | Crested Lark, 299 |
| Ital.: Nap. | monezzara | Crested Lark, 299 |
| Franç.:Ann.(VS) | mon.nette | cône d'arole |
| Franç.: VS | mougnet | petite élévation |
| Span. | moneda | coin, French monnaie, see dollarð4.2.14. |
| Franç. | moignon | stump (of limb); certainement sans rapport avec mundus "pur" |
| Engl.: Scot. | mone | dial of a clock |
| Engl.: Scot. | moon | Goldcrest, 388 (= prob. the Wren, a small roundish bird) |
| Engl.: Scot. | mun | mouth |
| Germ. | mund | mouth (rounded cavity) |
| Franç. | manoir | mansionð4.7.5.. Extra-European terms: Lah. 1963, p. 215, no. 212 |
| Franç.: Gasc. | mayne, maynade | house, farm, dwelling |
| Span. | manado | (Prov. id.) herd |
| Ital. | mándra | herd |
| Burush. | mandrak | Grey Heron, 118 (crested) |
| Engl. | mane | mane |
| Russian | manjux | Great Crested Grebe, 66 |
| Russian | manatka | Tufted Duck, 48 |
| Ukr. | manaška | Tufted Duck, 48 |
| Sbc. | manastirka | Lapwing, 158 |
| Basque | maun, auna, auñ | height, promontory |
| Basque | mendi | montain |
| Basque | Auñamendi | the Pyrenees |
| Engl. | mound | mound |
| Cymric | mynydd | montain |
| Franç. | mont | mount, elevation |
| Franç. | menton | chin |
| Breton | méné, menez | montain |
| Breton | menhir | menhir (literally: long mound) |
| Gael.S. | monadh | montain |
| Gael.S. | fad monadh | Great Crested Grebe, 66; corr monaidh Heron, 118 |
| Finnish | mun | egg ð14.3. q.v. |
| Nepali | mun | egg |