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PANDORAN	ENGLISH	LITERAL
mala	line
malaluneraru → lunera ; mala ; -ru	railway lines; railway tracks	lines (of ) metal
malao → mala	cross v. (as in “to cross over”)
malasylpha → mala ; sylpha	zigzag	line lightning
Manafartogo → -togo	equiv. Sunday Spelt with a “v” in Pandoran; etymologically sourced from ancient language	Mana Holy Day
maneka	admire; wonder v.
manekapos * man’ka inf.; man’ka’ru inf. → maneka ; -pos	admirer
man’ka	fan n. (as in “football fan”, “insert-celebrity-here fan” etc.) Usage: While this word is gaining popularity and widespread acceptance, the word is still considered to be informal. See: manekapos
man’ka’ru	fans n. (as in “football fans”, “insert-celebrity-here fans” etc.) Usage: Plural of man’ka. While this word is gaining popularity and widespread acceptance, the word is still considered to be informal. See: manekapos
-me	Usage: Denotes singularity of something that is usually plural.	“special singular suffix”
meo → mo	you pl. acc. Usage: Denotes two or more 2^nd Persons where they are the object of the sentence, e.g. “Look at you”.
mi	to
mo	you pl.
mon → mo ; -n	your pl.
monon → mo ; -non	yours pl.
‘moros	See: tumoros
muta	net

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