M ( ehm ) - v meol.
mac fuirmhidh - 2nd (from bottom up) rank poet.
macgnímrada - youthful deeds; a major type of seanchas.
machnamh - meditation, contemplation.
mael - term for possible druid tonsure, contended by some to be shorn ear to ear with tuft in front.
Mag Sleacht - the center of the Cromm Croich (qv) cult.
Maigh Tuireadh - 1) First Battle of, Co. Galway between Tuatha Dé Danann and Firbolg; 2) Second Battle of, Co. Sligo between TTD and Fomoire; (Tuatha Dé Danann victorious in both).
mála cruite - harp-bag, for a master harper (only), of 3 lawyers: otter-skin, white-speckled kid-goat-skin, (around only the strings:) white linen.
mála éithigh - "bag of false witness", bag from which lots are drawn.
mallacht (-aí) - curse.
mana - omen.
marana - contemplation (esp. verbal).
Marbán - a swineherd who rose to ardfhile of Ireland (qv fearr fear).
Marcaigh Móra Géala - "Great Bright Riders", Slua Sídhe.
meá - 1) mead; 2) balance-scales, weight, measure; 3) fishing-ground; (to avoid confusion, v miodh).
meabhair – intellect (dual consciousness), rational sense, memory, conscious awareness of ideas (cf aigne 7rl).
mealladh (mealtaí) - glamour, magically-induced illusion.
meanma - thought, attention, orientation of thought, morale (cf aigne).
méarnáil - phosphorescent light of (usually lesser) Sídhe.
mearú - hallucination, bewilderment, insanity, insane craving.
méirín púca - foxglove (one of many names).
meol - spindle, fiodh for the letter M, associated with, among other things, industry, ostentation.
meon - temperament, character, whims and fancies (cf aigne 7rl).
Mí - v Mídhe.
Mídhe - Meath.
Míl - first human inhabitants of Ireland (usually fir Mhíle).
millteoracht - magical attack.
miodh - mead (older form, v meá).
mionaire - lit. Fine (small) attention; perception in which data are distinct, events staccato, time contracted (cf nascaire).
mionn (-a) - 1) regalia; 2) oath; 3) relic. mionnfháinne - finger-ring as "badge of office", a king's worn on the right thumb; a druid's on either middle-finger.
Mogh Ruith - "wild" one-eyed poet-druid (v draoi allta), greatest druid after Amhairghin (qv), who with a few apprentices battled the combined forces of the arch-druid and all the court druids of Ireland and their Sídhe allies, and won.
móideacht - votive offering.
molaim thú - "I praise you" given to trees, lesser Sídhe, 7rl (i.e. not generally to average humans).
moltaí - praises.
mórchúis - false self-importance.
mothú - sentience, sensory awareness, self-awareness, consciousness (cf aigne 7rl).
mothú amhra méadú meabhraithe - very roughly , "a feeling for marvels is an expansion of awareness".
muir - v farraige 7rl.
Mumhan - Munster.
Mumu - v Mumahn.