noisome. =maleta= f valise. =malevolencia= f malice. =malhadado= ill-starred, unlucky, unblest, lit. ill-fated. =maligno= malign, malignant. =mal[o]= bad (in our text comparative =mas malo=, superlative =el peor=), ill (comparative =peor=). =maltratar= t maltreat, ill-treat, misuse, ill-use (the English language is not in want of the newly popular word mistreat), abuse, manhandle. =malvado= wicked. =mama= f mamma. =mamarracho= m daub, botch (as to looks; esp. of bad art). =manada= f flock, pack. =manantial= m fountain-head, source. =mancha= f spot, stain. =mandar= t send (A. ’enviar’); bid, order; have (a thing done); be in command of; i command, rule, give orders; =——­llamar= send for. =mandarin= m mandarin. =mando= m command. =mandria= flat, no-account, duffer, worthless fellow. =manejar= t handle, wield, manage. =manejo= m management, practice; intrigue. =manera= f (=de= in) wise, way, manner (pl not ‘manners’ = behavior, but ways); =de otra——­ = otherwise; =de ninguna——­ = by no means; =sobre——­ = beyond measure. =manga= f sleeve; =de——­ ancha= easygoing, indulgent (primarily of priest as confessor). =mania= f mania, craze (=de= for), crotchet; (still sg.) madness. =maniatico= crazy, lunatic. =manicomio= m (lunatic) asylum. =manifestar= t manifest, give token of, declare, suggest. =manifiesto= manifest, open; m benediction (of the Blessed Sacrament), N =227= 9. =manjar= m eatable, viand, dish. =mano= f (=de= by; =poner su= take a) hand; =buena= (=mejor= greater, greatest) =——­ = aptitude, skill; =poner——­en= put one’s hand to. =mansalva= f:  =a——­ = without facing any risk, without risk to one’s self. =mansedumbre= f meekness. =mansion= f abode. =manso= gentle, quiet; tame. =manta= f shawl (not fine), mantle. =manteleta= f mantlet. =mantener= t maintain, support, keep, keep up. =manteo= m (priest’s) mantle. =manto= m mantle; robe. =manton= m great mantle. =mana= f knack, trick, habit. =manana= f morning, morrow, tomorrow. =maquina= f machine. =mar= m sea. =maravilla= f marvel, wonder; =a las mil——­ s= most admirably. =maravilloso= wonderful, marvelous. =marcar= t mark. =marcial= martial; =M——­ = Martial. =marcha= f walk (movement), course. =marchar= i go; r go away, be off. =marear= t work (a ship); c plague, heckle, hatchel; r get seasick; one’s head swims. =marfil= m marble. =margen= m margin. =Maria= f Mary (even a man may be named for the Virgin as patron saint). =maria ac terras caelumque profundum= L the seas and the lands and the depths of heaven. =marido= m husband. =marina= f marine. =Marine= see =Donna=. =Mariquilla,