Nedderdüdscht Wördbok

Maimând, nn. May
maken, möckst, möckt - mök - makt v.irr.
make
Mal, n. time
mals, adv. once
man1 , adv. but, only
man2 , pron. you, one
Man3 , n. moon
Mând, [a:] -en nn. month
Mândag, n. Monday
manen, v. rfl. remember
Mangel, n. lack, want; absence
mangeln, v. lack
mank, prep. among
Mann, -†/-slüd n. man
Marg, n. marrow
- et güng mi dör ~ un Ben it pierced the very
marrow of my bones
Mark, n. market
Marsch, n. marsh, fertile wetland
Matschopî, [-i:´] n. comany, firm
mit, prep. with
Med, -e n. meadow
meden, v. rent
Meier, -slüd n. haymaker
Meldî, [-i:´] n. melody
Meldow, n. mildew
Melk, n. milk
men, a. adv. bad, false
- ~ sweren swear false
Menhet, n. the population of a
town or village
merre, a. several
mer1 , n. adv. more
Mer2 , - nn. sea
Mêrken, -s n. story, [fairy]tale
mêst, [e:] adv. most; a. most
Mêster, [me:-] n. master
mêstetids, [me:-] adv. most of the
time, mostly
Mew, -en n. seagull
mi, pron. me
miden, middst, middt - med - mäden v. str.
avoid
Midd, n. middle
Middel, -s n. means
Middwäk, n. Wednesday
min, poss. a. my
minn, adv. little
minner, adv. less
minnern, v. lessen
Minsch, -elüd n. man, human being
minschlig, a. human
misdünken, v. take amiss, be offended
- wenn du nig misdünkst if you don’t mind
Mismod, n. melancholy
Mistrost, n. sadness
miströstig, a. sad, depress
Mod, n. courage
Moder, -† nf. mother
modig, a. courageous, brave
modwillig, a. presumptuous;
reckless
Möi, n. labour; trouble; difficulty
möien, v. rfl. trouble oneself
- he möit sik to de Stad fören he troubled
himself to go to the city
möisam, a. tiresome
Möl, -en n. mill
Möller, -slüd n. miller
möd, a. tired
Möm, n. mom
mör, a. tender
Mörder, -slüd n. murderer
Möt, n. meeting
möten1 , muttst, mutt - müss, müssten - müsst
aux. must
möten2 , möttst, mött - mödd - mött v. block
the way for, ward off; drive off
moi, a. beautiful
mommeln, v. mumble
Mommeln, n. mumble
Mor, -s nn. moor, marsh
Mord, -e n. murder
Morgen, - n. morning
Moss, n. moss
Mügg, -e n. midge, gnat; mosquito
Münd, n. estuary
Münt, -e n. coin
müren, v. brick
Mürer, -slüd n. bricklayer; mason
Müss, -en n. cap
Mul, -† nn. mouth animal
- holl’t ~! shut up!
Mull, n. earth; mould
Mullwarp, -e n. mole
Mun|d, -ner† n. mouth
Mundart, -e n. dialect
Mur, -en nf. stone wall
Murken, nn. small dirty child
Mus, -† n. mouse
N
na, prep. nach
nämen, nümmst, nümmt - nem - namen v. str.
take
närig, a. greedy
Näs, -en nf. nose
nätten, v. moisten, dampen
Näwelmând, nn. November
nagelnî, a. brand new
Nagt, -en† n. night
Nagtmal, n. supper
Nagtmar, -s n. nightmare
nadenken, v. think consider
nakamen, v. follow, come later
nâkt, a. naked
namelink, adv. this afternoon
Nar, -e† n. seam
nar[ge]ns, adv. nowhere
Narr, n. fool
narrsch, a. ridiculous; foolish,
silly; vain
Narw, -en n. scar
natt, a. wet
- N~ un Drög drink and food
Nawer, -slüd n. neighbour
Nawerlan|d, -ner† nn. neighbouring
country
ne, adv. no
nedden, adv. below
nedder,- attr. low
neg, a. adv. close, near
Negd, n. closeness; neighbourhood
negen, v. sew
negende, a. ninth
negen, num. nine
neger, adv. closer
negern, v. rfl. come closer
nêgst, a. next; closest
nên, a. not one; none
newer, prep. beside, next to
nî, -ge a. new
Nîhet, -en nf. piece of news
nîlig, a. curious
nig, adv. not
niks, pron. nothing
nock, adv. still, yet
- ~ ... edder ... neither ... nor ...