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- marterina pellis:—marten fur.
- martilogare:—to insert in a register of martyrs.
- martilogium:—a register of martyrs (martyrologium).
- martina:—a marten (martes foina).
- martineta:—a kingfisher (alcedo ispida).
- Martis dies:—Tuesday.
- martologium. See martilogium.
- martrina, martrix, martro:—a marten.
- marutia:— some additional out-work to a castle.
- masagium:—a messuage.
- masca:—a masque.
- mascea:—a mace.
- maserus:—a maser, a bowl, often of wood, especially maple.
- masnagium:—a dwelling-place.
- massa:—a club; a mass.
- massare:—to chew; to hammer.
- mastinus, mastivus:—a mastiff.
- mastruca:—a cloak of skin, fur inside.
- mastrum:—a kneading trough.
- mastics:—a mast.
- masuagium. See messuagium.
- masuella:—a small club.
- masura. See mansu.
- mature:—to mate at chess.
- matinellum:—breakfast.
- matracia, matracium:—a mattress; quiet.
- matria:—a pantry.
- matricula:—a list; a register.
- matrimonium:—marriage; inheritance descending by marriage.
- matrina:—a godmother.
- matutini:—lauds, in the Rule of St. Benedict.
- matutinale:—a book of lauds.
- matutinellum:—breakfast.
- maupigyrnum:—a sort of pottage.
- maviscus:—a thrush (Turdus musicus).
- maxima:—an axiom; a maxim.
- maximus senex:—oldest.
- mazenarius:—a keeper of mazers.
- mazonarius:—a mason.
- meandrum:—a rubbish hole.
- meanialis. See menialis.
- meatim:—in my own way.
- medaria:—a place for making or stowing mead.
- medarius:—a mead maker, or seller; an official in charge of the medary in a convent.
- mederia:—a house where mead is sold.
- mediamnis:—a dyke; a canal.
- medianetum:—arbitration.
- meda:—mead.
- medicus digitus:—the third finger.
- medie mannus, homo:—a man of low rank.
- medietas:—mesnalty, the right of the mesne lord.
- meditentum:—the cap of a flail.
- meditullium:—middle.
- medius:—mean; mesne.
- medlea, medieta, medletum:—a fray; a medley.
