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Ludwig der Fromme/Ludwig I (fränk. König; 778–840; dritter Sohn von Karl dem Großen)敬虔王 [けいけんおう]
Mahl mit allen Gängen本式の食事 [ほんしきのしょくじ]
Mainichi Shinbun/Mainichi Shimbun(eine der großen japan. Tageszeitungen)毎日新聞 [まいにちしんぶん]
mampfen/mit großen Bissen essenむしゃむしゃ食べる [むしゃむしゃたべる]
mampfend/mit großen Bissenむしゃむしゃ;ムシャムシャ [むしゃむしゃ]
Masaoka Shiki/(eigentl.)Masaoka Tsunenori (japan. Dichter; 1867–1902; andere Namen waren Dassai-Sho’oku-shujin bzw. Take no Satobito; hinterließ eine großen Eindruck in der modernen Literaturgeschichte)子規 [しき]
Masaoka Shiki/(eigentl.)Masaoka Tsunenori (japan. Dichter; 1867–1902; andere Namen waren Dassai-Sho’oku-shujin bzw. Take no Satobito; hinterließ eine großen Eindruck in der modernen Literaturgeschichte)正岡子規 [まさおかしき]
Meeresdunst/Dunst über einem großen Gewässer煙波;烟波 [えんぱ]
Meeresdunst/Dunst über einem großen Gewässer煙浪;烟浪 [えんろう]
Mein Bruder wurde wütend und bewarf mich mit allen möglichen Dingen, die er gerade erwischte弟は腹を立てて手当たりしだいにぼくに物を投げつけた。 [おとうとははらをたてててあたりしだいにぼくにものをなげつけた。]
Menschen aus allen Teilen der Gesellschaft社会の各方面の人々 [しゃかいのかくほうめんのひとびと]
Menschentag (7.1. nach dem Mondkalender; eine der fünf großen Festlichkeiten im Jahr in früheren Zeiten)人日 [じんじつ]
Michigansee (einer der Großen Seen Nordamerikas)ミシガン湖 [みしがんこ]
Miliartuberkulose (meist rasch tödlich verlaufende Form der Tuberkulose mit kleinsten Herden in fast allen Organen)ぞく粒結核;粟粒結核 [ぞくりゅうけっかく]
Minamoto no Shigeyuki (Waka-Dichter in der Mitte der Heian-Zeit; ?–1000; einer der 36 großen Dichter; Urenkel des Seiwa-tennō)源重之 [みなもとのしげゆき]
 

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