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maiden (noun) a young woman or girl who is not married, ανύπαντρη κόρη
Example
Maiden girls were made priestesses in ancient temples.
majestic (adjective) beautiful, powerful or causing great admiration and respect, φανταστικό
Example
The Taj Mahal is a majestic building.
Synonym
grand, mighty, noble, splendid
Antonym
modest
Word Family
majestically 
malfunction (verb) to fail to operate or function, δυσλειτουργώ
Example
Many soldiers died when their parachutes malfunctioned.
mass (noun) a body of matter that has no form, μάζα
Example
He took a mass of clay and made it into a pot.
mast (noun) a long upright pole that rises from the bottom of a sailboat to support the sails and lines, ιστός/κατάρτι
Example
The masts of old ships were made of heavy tree trunks.
mature (adjective) grown in full, ώριμος
Example
A mature oak tree is very tall.
Synonym
adult
Antonym
young, immature
Word Family
maturely
mayor (noun) the head of government in a village, town, or city, δήμαρχος
Example
After the elections, we will have a new mayor in the city.
melt (verb) to change from a solid to a liquid through heat, λιώνω
Example
The wax melted as the candle burned.
Antonym
freeze
mental (adjective) having to do with the mind and thinking, διανοητικός, ψυχικός
Example
She has a mental illness and can't live alone.
Antonym
physical
Word Family
mentally 
mention (verb) to speak about something in a few words, αναφέρω
Example
Sam mentioned that he was going away for the weekend.
Synonym
note, refer to
merely (adv) only as indicated; simply, απλά
Example
He is merely an employee and not the manager.
Synonym
just, purely,only
midway (adjective) halfway between; in the middle, στη μέση
Example
The two boats met at the midway point of the river.
Synonym
middle
millstone (noun) either of a pair of circular stones that grind something, especially grain, in a mill, μυλόπετρα
Example
The miller would open a sack of grain and pour it into the millstones.
mood (noun) a person's general feeling of emotion at a certain time, διάθεση
Example
Too much work has put him in a bad mood.
Synonym
state, temper
Word Family
moody
mortal (adjective) not living forever; having to die some day, θνητός
Example
All beings are mortal.
Antonym
immortal
Word Family
mortality 
motion (noun) the act of moving or changing places, κίνηση
Example
The motion of the boat made me seasick.
Word Family
motionless
mule (noun) an animal with a horse as its mother and a donkey as its father, μουλάρι
Example
People use mules for riding or carrying heavy loads.
multi-racial (adjective) including, involving, or representing several racial groups, πολυφυλετικός
Example
This is a multi-racial school.
myth (noun) a story, person, or thing that has been made up and is not real, μύθος
Example
Her story about seeing an alien spacecraft is a myth.
Synonym
fiction
Antonym
fact
Word Family
mythical