makai~

demon world (YYH concept)

Makai no Ojigisou~

Demon World Mimosa

makenai~

Don't lose ( A sort of encouragement, like "ganbatte")

makkuro(na)~

jet black

masaka~

it can't be .../no kidding!/you don't say!/impossible!/could it be?

matte~

wait (you could put it as "Chotto matte" - which is "Hey, wait!")

matta ne/matta na~

see you around/see you later

meijin~

master

meiyo~

honor

midori~

green

miko~

priestess/shrine maiden
[this is from Fushigi Yuugi! (yet again) Miaka is Suzaku no Miko, the Priestess/Shrine Maiden of Suzaku, the phoenix god.]

minna/minna-san/minna-sama~

everyone (Adding the "-san" or "-sama" thing is just like when you add it to a name: it makes the phrase more formal. :P)

mizu~

water

moshi-moshi~

hello (on phone) [other hello fashions: (shouting at door)~ Gomen kudasai]

nan de mo~

whatever

nani (sometimes written as nanni; same thing)/nanda~

what? [nan (before t, d, n); nan no…, nani-… (before any sound); (which) dono…; (in what way) do]/ what was that?

nani shugure~

What the (hell) was that for?!/What'cha do that for?!

nani ten no~

What did you say?

nani-go~

what language

naninani~

what's-it(s-name)

naze/naze da~

Why?

nazo~

riddle; mystery

ne~

isn't that so?/right? (at the end of a sentence); hey (at the beginning of a sentence)

nekkuresu~

necklace

neko~

cat

nibuunoichi~

half; one half; one of two

nigiyaka~

animated

niji~

rainbow

ningen~

human

Ningenkai~

Human World (YYH concept)

nire~

yew (tree) {^_^; cool, eh Psycho?}

no~

makes something possesive (like the 's of the English language.)

... no tame ni~

"For" - in place of the elipse (the "..."), substitute a name or a thing. (The opening theme of Fushigi Yuugi is "Itooshi Hito no Tame Ni" - which translates to "For my Sweetheart"/"For my Beloved"/"For the One I Love", etc. [if you couldn't tell, a lot of definations were found from White Cat's site ~IB-chan]