E. port, F. porter, L. porto (to carry).
          E. prop, Ir. prope. Gael. poop, D. proppen (to support).
          E. brook (to tolerate).

     p†du, v.t. To put, place, drop.
          p†ga vidu-p†gadu-p†du.
          E. put, W. pwtio, Armor. pouta, Gael. put.
          E. pose, F. poser, L. pono.

     p†r, n. War, battle, fight, strife, warre.
          OE. werre, E. war, OD. and OF. werre, Mod. F. guerre,
          OHG. werra.

     magan, n. Son.
          E. mac. a Gaelic word signifying son, and prefixed to
          many surnames, as Mac Donald. Mac Grior etc. It is
          synonymous with ‘son’ is names of Teutonic origin. It is
          allied to Goth. magus a son, fem. magaths (G.magd, a
          maid).-I.D.
          Te. maga (male), L. mas (a male).

     mašaŒgu, v.i. To mix, to be confused, to be bewildered, to
     swoon.

     mašakku, v.t. caus. of mašaŒgu.
          AS. miscan, E. mix (put for misk), Gk. misgein, G. mischen
          (to mix), W. mysgu,
          Gael. measg. Russ. mieshate, Lith. maiszyte, L. miscerl.
          W. masu (to swooŒ, masawd (a swooŒ.
          E. maze (n. complex network of paths, confusion of
          thought; v. to bewilder, confuse).
          muyaŒgu - mayaŒgu - mas)aŒgu-mašakku-mas)akkam
          (mixture, confusion, swooŒ.

     maši. v.i. and t. To be masked, to be reduced to pulp; To
          mash, to reduce to a pulpy consistance.

     mašiyal, n. mash, pulp.
          OE. masc, E. mash, mess, Dan. mask, Sw. maska, Sc.
          mask, G. maisch.