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OXFORD AFRIKAANS-ENGELS ENGLISH- AFRIKAANS SKOOLWOORDEBOEK SCHOOL DICTIONARY (2ND EDITION)


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mosie [mo-sie] naamwoord (mosies) motion. l


Die direkteur het ’n mosie op die vergadering ingedien. The director put forward a motion at the meeting. mosie van wantroue motion of no confidence.


moskee [mos-kee] naamwoord (moskees) mosque.


l Vroue mag net die moskee


binnegaan as hulle ’n abaja en ’n hidjabhoof- bedekking dra. Women may only enter the mosque if they wear a abaya and hijab head cover.


motief [mo-tief] naamwoord (motiewe) 1 motive.


l l


die besluit? I wonder what was his motive for the decision? 2 design.


motiveer [mo-ti-veer] werkwoord (motiverende, het gemotiveer, gemotiveerde) motivate.


l l


Ek wonder wat was sy motief vir Ek hou van die


motief op daardie materiaal. I like the design on that fabric.


Die kaptein het


sy span gemotiveer. The captain motivated his team.


Onthou om jou antwoord te


motiveer. Remember to motivate your answer. : motivering naamwoord motivation.


motor [mo-tor] naamwoord (motors, motortjie) car, motor(car).


l l Hy is besig om die motor te was. He is busy washing the car.


motorfiets [mo-tor-fiets] naamwoord (motorfietse) motorcycle.


Karla skop


haar motorfiets aan die gang en ry weg. Karla kick-started her motorcycle and rode off.


motories [mo-to-ries] byvoeglike naamwoord (motoriese) motor.


l Sport is goed vir


kinders se motoriese ontwikkeling. Sport is good for children’s motor development.


motor car


venster window


petrolflap petrol flap


deurhand- vatsel door


handle


wiel wheel


band tyre


deur door


dak roof


kantspieëltjie door mirror


voorruit windscreen


ruitveër windscreen wiper


masjienkap bonnet


hooflig headlight


skermrooster grill


buffer bumper


nommerplaat number plate


j l


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motorongeluk [mo-tor-on-ge-luk] naamwoord (motorongelukke) car crash, car accident.


Sy het haar been in die


motorongeluk gebreek. She broke her leg in the car crash.


l Daar sterf jaarliks baie mense


in motorongelukke. A lot of people die in car accidents every year.


motorvoertuig [mo-tor-voer-tuig] naamwoord (motorvoertuie) (formeel) motor vehicle. Sien motor


mou naamwoord (moue) sleeve. l Die hemp


se een mou is geskeur. The shirt’s one sleeve is torn.


muf naamwoord, werkwoord, byvoeglike naamwoord (Biologie)


j naamwoord (geen meervoud) mould. Jy kan nie daardie brood eet nie, daar is


l


muf op. You can’t eat that bread, there is mould on it.


j


werkwoord (het gemuf, gemufte) become mouldy, go mouldy.


l As kos te oud


word, muf dit. If food gets too old, it becomes mouldy.


byvoeglike naamwoord (muwwe, muwweriger, die muwwerigste) mouldy.


l Hy het al die


muwwe vrugte weggegooi. He threw away all the mouldy fruit.


muffin [muf-fin] naamwoord (muffins) muffin. l


Sy sny ’n muffin oop, smeer botter op, en sprinkel kaas oor. She cuts open a muffin, spreads it with butter and sprinkles cheese on top.


muggie [mug-gie] naamwoord (muggies) (insek) gnat, midge, muggie.


l Daar is baie


muggies by die muwwe vrugte. There are a lot of gnats around the mouldy fruit.


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antelope (say an-te-lope) noun (plural antelopes or antelope) a wild animal with fur and hooves that eats grass and can run fast, found in Africa and parts of Asia. Springboks are antelopes. WORD BUILDING: Another word for this is buck.


antelopev apart


anthem (say an-them) noun (plural anthems) a special song that is sung on important occasions. Our national anthems are ‘‘Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika’’ and ‘‘Die Stem’’.


anticlockwise (say an-tee-klok-wize) adverb opposite in direction from the movement of a clock’s hands. Let’s move anticlockwise around the table.


WORD BUILDING: Clockwise means in the same direction as the movement of a clock’s hands.


an antelope


antenna (say an-ten-a) noun (plural antennas or antennae) 1 a wire or rod used for receiving radio or television signals. There is a big radio antenna next to our house. 2 a feeler on the head of an insect. The ant cleaned both of its antennae.


antique (say an-teek) adjective old and worth a lot of money. My aunt collects antique chairs.


antonym (say ant-o-nim) noun (plural antonyms) a word that means the opposite of a particular word. ‘‘Good’’ is an antonym of ‘‘bad’’.


anxious (say ank-shis) adjective (more anxious, most anxious) worried. Mum was anxious when I came home late.


any (say en-ee) adjective, pronoun 1 some. Do you have any money? I haven’t any more. 2 at all. Are you any better? 3 no special one. Take any magazine you want.


anybody (say en-ee-bod-ee) pronoun any person. Is anybody at home?


a TV antenna


anyone (say en-ee-wun) pronoun any person. Is anyone at home?


anything (say en-ee-thing) pronoun any thing. It’s so dark, I can’t see anything.


anywhere (say en-ee-where) adverb at, in, or to any place. I can’t find my book anywhere.


the antennae of an insect


apart (say a-paat) adverb away from each other. Keep these two dogs apart, otherwise they will fight.


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