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Minki
Sorrow, sympathy
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Minkikan
Repenter: one who sympathises or feels sorry and repents
Minmay
Lily – gigantic lilly
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Minyang
What? – something
Minyaring
What? - something
Minyaringtin
Why, from what cause?
Minyayn
How many, how much? Also: how long? (in time)
Miparay
Honeycomb
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Miral
Angry
Mirang
Shoulder
Mirata
Butcher bird
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Miri (mari)
Yes
Miri(yn)
Star
Miri-
Sharpen into a point, as a spear
Miriyn
Sharp, like the point of a spear
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Miriyn wupa-
Sharpen (make sharp)
Mirka
Perhaps
Mirral
Poor, miserable, be without, desolate, unproductive, barren; also: wilderness “a desolate miserable place”
Mirralang
Miserable
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Mirralmiralkan
One who is in a miserable state, a poor or destitute person
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