madal, n. Petal. E. petal,
          F. petale. Gk. petalon (a leaf).

     madai, n. Food.
          AS. mete, O Fris. mete, m„t, Ice. mata, Dan. mad. Sw.
          mat, Goth. mats (food),
          E. meat (orig. food in general).

     mattikai, n. Horse-whip.
          Gk. mastizo (to whip), mastio (to lash), mastix(a whip).
     madu, mattu, ma——u, n. An intoxicating drink, honey.
     mada, v.i. to be intoxicated, to become insensate or
     unconscious.
          Gk. methu, Russ. med, G. meth, W. medd. Lith. middus,
          Sw. mjod, Dan. miod,
          Ice. mjodr, D. mede, As. medu, ME. mede, E. mead,
          L. mel (honey).

     madi, v.t. To estimate, to respect.
          Com.-Tent: OE. metan, E. mete, D. meten, G. messen.

     mayir, n. Hair, mašir (v.c.)
          P. mai, Arm. mas (hair).

     maru˜. v.i. To wonder at.
          E. marvel, f. L. mirabilis (wonderful), L. miror, mirari (to
          wonder at).
          E. admire.

     malai, v.i. to fight, make war.
          L. miles militics (a soldier), milito (to fight).
          E. derivatives: militate, military, militia etc.

     ma‰u, n. A large battle-hammer.
          E. mall, maul; F. mail, Il. malleo, L. malleus (a hammer) LL.
          malleo (to beat with a hammer).

     maŠŠu, adj. and adv. Another, after, again, contrarily.
          Gk. meta (a prefix in words of Greek origin, signifying
          beyond, over, after, and frequently denoting change or
          transformatioŒ.