(loanword) humor; humorous

sense of humor

Muhammad (c. 570–632), central figure of Islam and prophet of God

silent; to write from memory

in silence; not speaking

tacit understanding; unwritten agreement; rapport; (of people) in sync; well coordinated

to keep silent

Murdoch (name); Rupert Murdoch (1931-), media magnate

silent; still; quiet; to mourn in silence; to observe silence; (neologism, attested by 2022) to stay at home during a pandemic

to agree tacitly; tacit approval; default (setting)

(idiom) unknown; unrenowned

to observe a moment of silence in tribute

habitually silent (idiom); reticent; uncommunicative

Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882), American poet, essayist, and philosopher

to accept tacitly; acquiescence

profound silence

to write from memory

to write from memory

pantomime; mime show

to admire inwardly

to sit silently

to write from memory

(literary) to make a mental note; to memorize

to read silently; to mouth (the words of a prayer etc); to say to oneself; to contemplate inwardly

silent contemplation; to meditate; to think in silence

silent; speechless

silent movie

to hint; to imply; implied; tacit

silent prayer; pray in silence

mental arithmetic; to figure out

to learn by heart; to commit to memory; to remember; to memorize in silence

to recite silently; to chant silently

to read in silence

Malmo (Malmo city, of Sweden)

Angela Merkel (1954-), German CDU politician, chancellor from 2005

Merapi (volcano on Java)

the Messiah

Mersey River, through Liverpool

Limerick, Ireland

silence is golden (idiom)

to devote oneself to a task in silence (idiom)

imperceptible influence; to influence secretly

black humor

to keep silent

see 穆罕默德[Mu4 han3 mo4 de2]

Lillehammer (city in Norway)

Tumed right banner, Mongolian Tümed baruun khoshuu, in Baotou 包頭|包头[Bao1 tou2], Inner Mongolia

Tumed left banner, Mongolian Tümed züün khoshuu, in Hohhot 呼和浩特[Hu1 he2 hao4 te4], Inner Mongolia

Somerset County in southwest England