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From *“milo”* (lips) – means kissing or making out.

Pumpkin leaves

ميما كوكي - الجدة الطباخة (grandma cook)

Mimbo (Alcohol/drink)

Mimea ya dawa (Medicinal plants)

Ancient traditions

Cute way to say something is small or adorable (from French “mignon”). Usage: Aww, your kitten is mimi, look at those ey...

Sarcastic “what did you break?” used when someone looks guilty or something falls.

من فضلك - Please

Please (formal)

ምን ልትባል/ምን ልትባል (What will you say)

“What do you know,” a sassy retort similar to “you have no idea.”. Usage: You think learning Japanese is easy? Min tawk ...

Where are you from? (Arabic)

Means “what does he know?” used when doubting someone’s expertise. Usage: That DJ is 16 – min yawratal about classic 90s...

ምን ይሻላል/ምን ይሻላል (What's better)

من زمان - Long time ago

مين ماكس - تحسين أقصى (optimize)

Eu em changana (I/me in Changana)

Me and you (together).

Pitoyable (Pathetic)

Minazi/miti ya nazi (Coconut trees)

Mosque pulpit

Adre / Darn

Saina poaka / Mind blown

مايند بادي سول (Mind body soul)

صدام العقول (Mind clash)

Mind heart (Thought feeling)

Mind manners (Watch behavior)

عقل منفتح (Open mind)

Mental strength (Thought power)

Intuition says/Gut feeling (Inner voice)

Health consciousness (Watch health)

État d'esprit (Mindset)

اختيار واعي (Mindful choice)

Manger conscient (Mindful eating)

مايندفول ليفنق (Mindful living)

Pleine conscience (Mindfulness)

Pleine conscience (Mindfulness)

Mindfulness (Mindfulness)

Pleine conscience locale (Local mindfulness)

مايندفولنيس مومنت - لحظة اليقظة (mindfulness moment)

ممارسة اليقظة (Mindfulness practice)

Programmes pleine conscience (Mindfulness programs)

ምንድን ነው/ምንድን ነው (What is it)

Female activist or fighter

Independent, empowered woman

État d'esprit (Mindset)

Mentalité de vainqueur (Winning mindset)

Ji min, boire (Drink water, to drink)

Mine creusée (Mine dug)