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Dinheiro, guita (Money, cash)

Enseignant, professeur (Teacher, professor)

Molaletsa (Work party organizer)

Molamu (Stick/Staff)

Molao (Law)

Molato (Case/Guilt)

Lucha contra moho (Mold fighting)

Ritual de prevención de moho (Mold prevention ritual)

Means something is easy or chill (mole = soft). Usage: O teste foi mole – respondi tudo sem stress. (The test was a piec...

موليكيولار - Molecular gastronomy

Molelo (Fire)

Molemo (Good/Benefit)

Molepolole (Bakwena capital)

Molete (Ditch)

Moletlo (Party/Feast)

Ficar com água (To get wet)

Feu (Fire)

Esprit/âme (Spirit/soul)

Holy Spirit

Moloi (Witch)

Moloi ga a na sekao (Witch has no example)

ملوخية - Molokhia

Médicament traditionnel (Traditional medicine)

Molomo (Mouth)

Mantsoe a monate / Sweet words

Moloyi (Witch/Bad person)

Means someone who’s always hanging around doing nothing (from French “relou” maybe in verlan). Usage: That molta is at t...

A greeting meaning 'hello' or 'good day' (from molweni, 'greetings to all' in Xichangana). Often used in the south

مقدّر اللحظات (Moment cherisher)

مومنت كاونتس - اللحظة مهمة (moment counts)

مومنت كيبر - حافظ اللحظات (moment keeper)

Moment-là (That moment)

Inside house (Internal)

Très vieux (Mummy)

ممكن - Possible/May I

Possible/maybe

Possible/maybe

Mobile money

Mobile money

Breeze

ممتاز (Excellent)

Mon ange (My angel)

Mon partenaire (My associate)

Mon amour (My baby)

Mon amour chéri (My love baby)

Mon amour (My love)

Je t'aime (My heart beats for you)

Je suis heureux (I'm happy)

Mon copain (My boyfriend)

Mon gars (My guy - boyfriend)