English words starting with letter “m” with Greek origin:
- Machismo – From Greek ‘makhē’ (battle) through Spanish.
- Macroscopic – From ‘makros’ (large) and ‘skopein’.
- Maniac – From mania (madness, frenzy)
- Manometer – From manos (thin) and metro (measure)
- Marathon – From Marathonas (region of the battle of Marathon)
- Martyr – From martyras (witness)
- Mastodon – From ‘mastos’ (breast) and ‘odon’ (tooth).
- Matriarchy – From ‘mētēr’ (mother) and ‘archē’ (rule).
- Melancholy – From ‘melas’ (black) and ‘kholē’ (bile).
- Melody – From melodia
- Megalith – From ‘megalos’ and ‘lithos’ (stone).
- Megalomania – From ‘megalos’ (large, great) and ‘mania’ (madness).
- Megalopolis – From ‘megalos’ (large, great) and ‘polis’ (city).
- Menopause – From Eminopause
- Metacarpal – From ‘meta’ and ‘karpos’ (wrist).
- Metacognitive – From ‘meta’ (beyond) and ‘cognitive’.
- Metallurgy – From metallourgia
- Metamorphosis – From ‘meta’ and ‘morphē’.
- Metaphysical – From ‘meta’ and ‘physika’.
- Metaphysics – From ‘meta’ (beyond) and ‘physika’ (natural things).
- Metaphor – From Greek ‘meta’ (over, across) and ‘pherein’ (to carry, bear).
- Meteorology – From ‘meteoros’ (high in the air) and ‘logos’.
- Metre – From metro (to measure)
- Metro – From metropolitan
- Metronome – From ‘metron’ (measure) and ‘nomos’ (law).
- Metropolis – From ‘meter’ (mother) and ‘polis’ (city).
- Microphone – From ‘micro’ (small) and phone (voice)
- Microscope – From ‘mikros’ (small) and ‘skopein’ (to look).
- Misogyny – From ‘misein’ (to hate) and ‘gynē’ (woman).
- Mnemonic – From ‘mnēmonikos’ (mindful).
- Monarchy – From ‘monos’ (alone) and ‘archein’ (to rule).
- Monochrome – From ‘monos’ and ‘khroma’ (colour).
- Monogamy – From ‘monos’ and ‘gamos’ marriage
- Monolithic – From ‘monolithos’ (single stone).
- Monologue – From ‘monologos’
- Monopoly – From Monopolio
- Moron – From Moros
- Morpheme – From ‘morphē’ and ‘-eme’ (unit).
- Morphology – From ‘morphē’ (form) and ‘logos’ (study).
- Mesophyte – From ‘mesos’ and ‘phyton’ (plant).
- Mesozoic – From ‘mesos’ (middle) and ‘zōē’ (life).
- Metatarsal – From ‘meta’ and ‘tarsos’ (ankle).
- Museum – From mouseion
- Music – From ‘mousikē’, art of the Muses.
- Mystic – From ‘mystikos’ (secret, mystic).
- Myth – From ‘mythos’, meaning myth
- Mythographer – From ‘mythos’ and ‘graphein’ (to write).
- Mythology – From ‘mythos’ (myth) and ‘logos’.
- Mythos – From Greek ‘mythos’, meaning myth.
- Myalgia – From ‘mys’ (muscle) and ‘algos’ (pain).
- Myelin – From ‘myelos’ (marrow).
- Myoglobin – From ‘mys’ (muscle) and ‘globulin’.
- Myopia – From ‘myein’ (to close) and ‘ops’ (eye).
- Myriad – From ‘myrias’ (ten thousand).
- Myrmidon – From Greek ‘Myrmidones’, an ancient people.
- Myxoma – From ‘myxa’ (mucus) and ‘-oma’ (tumor).
- Mystery – From Greek ‘mysterion’ (secret rite).