Words Starting with "M"
1,120 words found
A district located in Jembrana Regency, Bali Province, bordering the western coastal region of Bali island.
To manage or handle something
An ethnic group and language in Southeast Asia.
The act of lunging or jumping suddenly followed by running due to being startled, typically used to describe the behavior of a horse.
The process of changing a solid into a liquid due to heat, or causing something to flow out like tears or sweat.
The process of becoming an established, structured, and officially recognized entity, similar to an institution.
The act of puffing out one's chest as an expression of arrogance or conceit.
The process of making something complete, whole, or sufficient to meet necessary requirements.
The process or condition of two or more objects adhering tightly, making them difficult to separate.
To move or change shape into a curve due to being flexible, pliable, or easily shaped, such as rattan or young branches.
A Minangkabau customary practice of marrying off a niece or nephew to uphold family honor or fulfill social obligations.
The act of letting one's mind wander in daydreams or fantasies, as well as the effort to realize long-held desires or aspirations.
A proverb describing the act of helping someone who is ungrateful or who repays kindness with evil.
The act of untying or loosening a knot, which figuratively signifies ending a marital relationship or divorce.
To smear or soil the surface of an object with a substance, causing it to become dirty or stained.
The act of separating parties in conflict or alleviating tension in feelings and atmosphere.
To move with great speed or to shoot forward suddenly in a specific direction.
To maintain something in its original state, preventing change, and ensuring its continued existence or survival.
The act of causing something to pop or explode through a specific action, such as piercing a balloon.
To exceed a set limit or threshold, or to traverse a specific path, route, or space during travel.
The act of wrapping or draping something long or flexible around an object or body part.
to conduct or carry out special research
A sequence of musical notes that are perceived as a single, coherent, and rhythmic entity.
A dramatic work or film that emphasizes highly sentimental, thrilling, and moving plotlines with stereotypical characters.
The act of howling repeatedly or continuously.
The act of escaping from a difficult situation, danger, or confinement by fleeing or evading.
To perform repeated jumping or leaping movements in a rapid or continuous manner.
The action of jumping upwards with both feet to reach something, or a drastic increase in value or price.
A feeling of nausea or the urge to vomit, especially experienced by pregnant women, or a feeling of disgust and dislike toward something.
Nonstandard form of 'malapari', a type of tree.