text:
deglaze

Verb

 * 1)  To remove glaze from.
 * 2)  To abrade the cylinders of an engine to ensure a tight seal.

Etymology 2
, influenced by.

Verb

 * 1)  To detach small pieces of cooked food from a pan by adding liquid, so that they can be used in further cooking.

Translations

 * Dutch: deglaceren
 * Finnish: irrottaa nesteellä, deglaseerata
 * French:
 * German:
 * Italian:
 * Norwegian: deglasere
 * Portuguese: deglaçar

title: deglaze


text: deglazes

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

title: deglazes


text:
deglazing

Noun

 * 1)  A piece of deglazed food from a pan.
 * 2) The process by which a pan is deglazed.

title: deglazing


text: deglazed

title: deglazed


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agaŋa

Etymology
From 'm(˜x-, -r-)' '.

Noun

 * 1) mallard

title: agaŋa


text: agaŋan

title: agaŋan


title: User:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-noun2-row


text:
chacoalhar

Etymology
Variant of.

Verb

 * 1)  to shake up and down

title: chacoalhar


title: User:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-noun2


text:
alīt

Etymology
From Proto-Yeniseian *ʔalit (˜-ŕ-). Compare Arin bɨqam-álte, biqam-álte, & kekm-elte "wife".

Noun

 * 1) woman

title: alīt


text:
coalhar

Etymology
From, (compare 🇨🇬), from  (compare 🇨🇬), from. , a borrowing.

Verb

 * 1) to curdle

title: coalhar


text:
User talk:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-2M

= Proposal: Locative and Number Variants - 2nd declension examples =

Introduction
Many paradigms require a variant template that displays the locative. Currently, that means the same paradigm will have at least two templates:

 * 1) Declined without Locative
 * 2) Declined with Locative

Furthermore, many paradigms require up to three variant templates based on which numbers are displayed:

 * 1) Singular & Plural
 * 2) Singular Only
 * 3) Plural Only

Theoretically, this means there are up to six variant templates:

 * 1) Singular & Plural without Locative - e.g. most common nouns
 * 2) Singular Only without Locative - e.g. names of individuals
 * 3) Plural Only without Locative - e.g. common nouns that take only the plural
 * 4) Singular & Plural with Locative - e.g. common nouns with locative connotations
 * 5) Singular Only with Locative - e.g. names of cities
 * 6) Plural Only with Locative - e.g. names of cities that take the plural

It seems to make more sense to have a single template for each paradigm. This is possible if we indicate variants systematically using optional named parameters.

Two Approaches
I have designed two separate proposals in order to show what what is possible. I prefer the first proposal, but I am amenable to feedback based on what is better for editors. In the first proposal, we use a single named parameter called "options" to handle all six number/loc variations. In the second proposal, we use two named parameters to handle the locative and number variations separately.

Proposal #1: One named parameter
This proposal sacrifices perspicuity for brevity.

For examples, see below.

 * 1) Singular & Plural without Locative - (this is the default)
 * 2) Singular Only without Locative -   (S means singular-only)
 * 3) Plural Only without Locative -   (P means plural-only)
 * 4) Singular & Plural with Locative -   (L means "display the locative")
 * 5) Singular Only with Locative -
 * 6) Plural Only with Locative -

Proposal #2: Two named parameters
This proposal sacrifices brevity for perspicuity.

For examples, see my other example page here.

 * 1) Singular & Plural without Locative - (this is the default)
 * 2) Singular Only without Locative -
 * 3) Plural Only without Locative -
 * 4) Singular & Plural with Locative -
 * 5) Singular Only with Locative -
 * 6) Plural Only with Locative -

Examples without Locative
In my proposal, all templates configured to display the Singular & Plural without Locative case by default.

Example 1 : Singular & Plural
Example noun: lord, master.

Results in:

Example 2 : Singular Only
Example noun: (cognomen).

Results in:

Example 3 : Plural Only
Example noun: children.

Results in:

Example 4 : Singular & Plural
Example noun: earth, ground

Results in:

Example 5 : Singular Only
Example noun: city of Corinth

Results in:

Example 6 : Plural Only
Example noun: city of Pompeii

Results in:

Discussion
Please discuss this issue on the Latin declension template page.

title: User talk:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-2M


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User:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-2M

For further information, please see the talk page.

title: User:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-2M


text: chacoalharás

title: chacoalharás


text: coalharás

title: coalharás


text: chacoalharas

title: chacoalharas


text: chacoalha

title: chacoalha


text: chacoalhara

title: chacoalhara


text: chacoalhará

title: chacoalhará


text: alitn

title: alitn


text: alītn

title: alītn


text:
alaŋ

Etymology
From *ʔalVŋ (˜x-).

Noun

 * 1) trousers

title: alaŋ


text:
alup

Etymology
From (˜-ĺ-,-r1-,-b). Compare Arin áĺap, elep "tongue".

Noun
(plural alupaŋ)

 * 1) tongue

title: alup


text: alupaŋ

title: alupaŋ


text:
V@SideChesthigh-PalmBack H@InsideChesthigh-PalmBack V@InsideChesthigh-PalmBack H@CenterChesthigh-PalmBack

Alternative forms

 * 3@SideChesthigh-PalmBack OpenH@InsideChesthigh-PalmBack 3@InsideChesthigh-PalmBack OpenH@CenterChesthigh-PalmBack
 * V@Backhead-PalmDown H@Backhead-PalmDown V@Backhead-PalmDown H@Backhead-PalmDown, 3@Backhead-PalmDown OpenH@Backhead-PalmDown 3@Backhead-PalmDown OpenH@Backhead-PalmDown
 * V@Ear-PalmDown-V@Ear-PalmDown H@Ear-PalmDown V@Ear-PalmDown H@Ear-PalmDown
 * V@Backhead-PalmDown H@Backhead-PalmDown V@Backhead-PalmDown H@Backhead-PalmDown, 3@Backhead-PalmDown OpenH@Backhead-PalmDown 3@Backhead-PalmDown OpenH@Backhead-PalmDown

Etymology
Imitative of cutting with scissors.

Production

 * This one-handed ASL sign is produced as follows:
 * Posture the dominant hand in in front of the area of your dominant shoulder and move to the nondominant shoulder while changing repeatedly to the H shape and back, the palm facing toward the body

Verb

 * 1) cut
 * (ASL gloss) TODAY SOMEONE CUT MY HAIR. MY HAIR LOOK GREAT!
 * "Today someone cut my hair. My hair looks great!"
 * (ASL gloss) TOMORROW ME CUT WRAPPING PAPER WHY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR FAMILY!
 * "Tomorrow I will be cutting the wrapping paper for Christmas presents for my family!"


text:
Talk:Gentle Annie

In New Zealand Gentle Annie refers to the road between Taihape and Napier. A very twisty road through the hills 140 km long with 35 km unsealed.

title: Talk:Gentle Annie


text:
Citations:Rusian

 * 2002, Simon Franklin, Writing, Society and Culture in Early Rus, c. 950–1300, p 84, Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-81381-6.
 * Spoken forms of East Slavonic (aka. ‘Old Russian’, ‘Old Ukrainian’, or the ingenious coinage ‘Rusian’) are of course unrecorded, because our only evidence is filtered through the selective and more or less conventionalised medium of writing.

title: Citations:Rusian


text:
Talk:垫

Additional definition
Can it also mean "cushion," "pad," "mat," "mattress," etc., or is that just the traditional form? 24.29.238.60 04:05, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:垫


text:
aštamše

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Numeral

 * 1)  hundred

title: aštamše


text: Category:Kott numerals

title: Category:Kott numerals


text: hypotheticals

title: hypotheticals


text: launchings

title: launchings


text: reversers

title: reversers


text:
alčin-tamšu

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Numeral

 * 1)  hundred

title: alčin-tamšu


text:
alt-tamši

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Numeral

 * 1)  hundred

title: alt-tamši


text:
𝤃𝪜𝧥

Alternative forms

 * S@Side-PalmBack CirclesHoriz

Etymology
From the handshape, referring to the initial of the, plus location, orientation, and movement matching most other days of the week.

Production

 * Move the hand in repeated vertical circles.
 * Move the hand in repeated vertical circles.
 * Move the hand in repeated vertical circles.

Noun

 * 1) Saturday
 * (ASL gloss) LAST SATURDAY ME GO WHERE NEW BAR. IT OKAY!
 * "Last Saturday I went out to the new bar. It was okay!"


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reverser

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Something which reverses a particular action or condition.
 * 2)  A thrust reverser.
 * 3)  A mortgager of land.
 * 4)  A reverse-engineer.
 * 1)  A mortgager of land.
 * 2)  A reverse-engineer.

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to repour (pour again)
 * 2) to pour back
 * 3)  to pay back, put back

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to invert (turn upside down)

title: reverser


text:
острвље

Noun

 * 1) archipelago

title: острвље


text:
Talk:讚

Definition
Why does the translingual definition differ between the traditional and simplified forms of this character? 24.29.238.60 05:31, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

 * see Talk:赞 Robert Ullmann 07:02, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

Also "paean"?
Can the Chinese term also be translated as "paean"? 173.88.246.138 01:45, 1 July 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:讚


text:
Talk:赞

Definition
Why do the translingual definitions differ between the traditional and simplified forms of this character? 24.29.238.60 05:32, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

 * You really don't know what you are doing, do you? See 贊, and please learn more about the history of the simplification. It does not make sense to talk about the "traditional and simplified forms of [a] character"; they are different characters. Robert Ullmann 07:01, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:赞


text:
User talk:Mzbhy

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title: User talk:Mzbhy


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annus horribilis

Etymology
From the +, on the model of.

Noun

 * 1)  A horrible year

Usage notes

 * Often associated specifically with Queen Elizabeth II, who used the phrase in referring to her family's difficulties in 1992.

Translations

 * Portuguese: annus horribilis

Noun

 * 1)   a horrible year

title: annus horribilis


text:
āma

Etymology
From. Compare Arin amä, b́aḿa, ajame and Pumpokol am.

Noun

 * 1) mother

title: āma


text:
καινός

Etymology
From, from , from. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and, more distantly, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) new, novel, recent
 * 2) fresh, unused
 * 3) strange, unusual
 * 1) fresh, unused
 * 2) strange, unusual

title: καινός


text:
Talk:luxembourger

Requests for verification - kept
Kept. See archived discussion of December 2008. 06:01, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:luxembourger


text: āman

title: āman


text:
amalaŋ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fright

title: amalaŋ


text:
Proto-Yeniseian

Proper noun

 * 1)  The hypothetical ancestor language or protolanguage of Yeniseian languages spoken in central Siberia.

Translations

 * French: proto-ienisseïen

Noun

 * 1)  A person who spoke the Proto-Yeniseian language.

Translations

 * French: Proto-ienisseïen, Proto-ienisseïenne

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to the Proto-Yeniseian language, or the people who spoke it.

Translations

 * French: proto-ienisseïen, Proto-ienisseïenne

title: Proto-Yeniseian


text:
ānar

Etymology
From "haunch". Compare Arin an and Pumpokol aniŋ "legs".

Noun

 * 1) haunch

title: ānar


text:
1@InsideChesthigh-FingerAcross-1@InsideChesthigh-FingerAcross CirclesMidline-CirclesMidline

Production

 * Move both hands in repeating, alternating circles, moving each up, back, down, then forward.
 * Move both hands in repeating, alternating circles, moving each up, back, down, then forward.
 * Move both hands in repeating, alternating circles, moving each up, back, down, then forward.

Verb

 * 1) to sign; to communicate using sign language

Noun

 * 1) sign; a word in a sign language


text:
Yeniseian

Proper noun

 * 1) A family of languages spoken in central Siberia.
 * 2) Proto-Yeniseian: the hypothetical parent language of the Yeniseian language family.
 * 1) Proto-Yeniseian: the hypothetical parent language of the Yeniseian language family.

Translations

 * Finnish: jeniseiläiskielet

Noun

 * 1) A member of the original ethnolinguistic group hypothesized to have spoken Proto-Yeniseian.

Translations

 * Finnish: jeniseiläinen

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the languages comprising the Yeniseian language family, or their speakers.
 * 2) Of or relating to the hypothetical parent language of the Yeniseian language family.

Translations

 * Dutch: Jenisejisch
 * Finnish: jeniseiläinen

title: Yeniseian


text:
X@Finger@PalmDown-X@CenterChesthigh-PalmUp X@Finger@PalmUp-X@CenterChesthigh-PalmDown

Production

 * This two-handed ASL sign is produced as follows:
 * Posture both hands in with the index fingers hooked together in front of the center of the chest, dominant palm facing down and nondominant palm facing up.
 * Hold both hands briefly in this posture.
 * Unhook the index fingers and rotate each hand to move to the following posture.
 * Posture both hands in with the index fingers hooked together in front of the center of the chest, dominant palm facing up and nondominant palm facing down.
 * Hold both hands briefly in this posture.

Noun

 * 1) friend


text:
εὐάζω

Etymology
Onomatopoeic. However, it could be an inherited onomatopoeia, from *euāiyō, cognate with 🇨🇬. Related to,.

Verb

 * 1) to cry  in honor of Dionysus

title: εὐάζω


text:
omissis

Noun

 * 1) omission

title: omissis


text:
anaŋaj

Etymology
From "to think". Compare Arin anɨpänun "I think".

Noun

 * 1) thinking, mind

title: anaŋaj


text:
anaŋaithākŋ

Etymology
From "to think". Compare Arin anɨpänun "I think".

Verb

 * 1) think

title: anaŋaithākŋ


text:
omologabile

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) approvable

title: omologabile


text: anaŋaithālćek

title: anaŋaithālćek


text:
omologarsi

Verb

 * 1) (sometimes with ) to conform (to); to standardize
 * 1) (sometimes with ) to conform (to); to standardize

title: omologarsi


text:
εὐαί

Etymology
Onomatopoeic

Interjection

 * 1) a cry of joy

title: εὐαί


text: anaŋaitholāʔuki

title: anaŋaitholāʔuki


text:
pinzetta

Etymology
From, probably influenced by 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) tweezers

title: pinzetta


text: anaŋaitholōkŋ

title: anaŋaitholōkŋ


text:
pellicceria

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) furrier's
 * 2) fur processing
 * 3) furs

title: pellicceria


text: anaŋajālćek

title: anaŋajālćek


text:
piaggia

Etymology 1
From, from , whence also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) stretch of sloping terrain, slope
 * 2) stretch of flat terrain interrupting a slope
 * 1) stretch of flat terrain interrupting a slope

title: piaggia


text: anaŋajolōkŋ

title: anaŋajolōkŋ


text:
anaŋajākŋ

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to think

title: anaŋajākŋ


text:
piaggiare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fawn on, to flatter
 * 2)  to avoid taking a stance
 * 3)  to flatter opportunistically, to flatter in a beguiling way
 * 1)  to flatter opportunistically, to flatter in a beguiling way

title: piaggiare


text:
piaggeria

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) flattery, blarney, adulation

title: piaggeria


text:
prodigalità

Etymology
. Cognate to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) prodigality, bounty, munificence
 * 2) extravagance, wastefulness

title: prodigalità


text:
stamp hinge

Noun

 * 1) A small gummed strip of folded glassine paper, used to mount stamps on an album page.

Translations

 * Danish: frimærkehængsel
 * Finnish: liimake
 * French:
 * German:
 * Italian: linguella
 * Russian: марочная наклейка, наклейка для марок, филателистическая наклейка
 * Spanish: fijasellos

title: stamp hinge


text:
angajak

Verb

 * 1) think (first-person present tense)

title: angajak


text: anaŋajaŋ

title: anaŋajaŋ


text:
proditorio

Adjective

 * 1) treacherous, treasonable, traitorous

title: proditorio


text:
anaŋaja

Etymology
From "to think". Compare Arin anɨpänun "I think".

Adjective

 * 1) clever

title: anaŋaja


text:
pianterreno

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ground floor,  first floor

title: pianterreno


text: pian terreno

title: pian terreno


text:
Talk:canary in a coal mine

Requests for verification - kept
Kept. See archived discussion of December 2008. 07:00, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

But methane is not toxic. It's flammable though, and explosive. And also, as for any gas in air, for the same pressure, the more methane there is, the less air there is.
 * Thanks. I changed "poisonous gases" to "dangerous gases". DCDuring TALK 04:01, 3 August 2011 (UTC)

Wording
The canary is not the warning; the canary's death is the warning. The canary is a sensitive indicator of an emerging condition that presumably gives the miners a chance to do something about the problem. DCDuring TALK 22:37, 7 December 2012 (UTC)
 * Good point. But as far as the idiom goes, I don't think it necessarily matters that the "canary" is especially sensitive to the adverse conditions, only that it's the first to fall to them. Which is to say that something could be no more vulnerable to the conditions than anything else, but simply nearest to their point of origin, and thus first to be affected by them. The first city to be hit by a disease that turns into a pandemic, for example. I added another part to the definition to account for that. Astral (talk) 00:15, 8 December 2012 (UTC)

Maybe the word "allusion" should be avoided. I obviously did not know this word, and after a quick reading on the meaning, thought that carrying the canary to provide safety was an "illusion" and that it provided false sense of security. Otherwise, expand on the description so as to clearly state the canary DOES indeed help safe live.

Allusion means something that has been alluded to. "an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference" Illusion means something is not real or is not what it appears to be.

title: Talk:canary in a coal mine


text:
pomodorino

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cherry tomato

title: pomodorino


text:
五十集

Noun

 * 1) a person who sells fish; also, such a store

Noun

 * 1) a person who sells fish; also, such a store

title: 五十集


text:
Talk:NYC

Requests for verification - kept
Kept. See archived discussion of December 2008. 07:02, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:NYC


text:
pompaggio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pumping

title: pompaggio


text:
уходить

Verb

 * 1) to leave, to depart, to go (away) (by foot)
 * 2) to escape, to evade
 * 3) to resign, to retire
 * 4) to be lost
 * 5) to fail
 * 6) to sink, to plunge
 * 7) to be spent

Verb

 * 1)  to exhaust, to torment
 * 2) to look after, to care for (someone)

title: уходить


text:
Talk:flatulence tax

Requests for deletion - kept
Kept. See archived discussion of December 2008. 07:03, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:flatulence tax


text:
pennichella

Noun

 * 1) nap, snooze, doze, forty winks

title: pennichella


text:
Talk:recognized component

Requests for deletion - kept
Kept. See archived discussion of December 2008. 07:04, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

RFD discussion
This was added by a bot from an article somewhere (not Wikipedia). Is it any more than a sum of parts?  D b f  i  r  s

 * It was probably created from the singular. That singular was deleted by SB, leaving this orphan. Would you like to put the singular form through RfD on these grounds? It lookls like it is some vocabulary used in the UL process for electrical devices. DCDuring TALK 20:49, 17 March 2008 (UTC)

 * Searching on '"recognized component" UL' gets 75 raw b.g.c. hits. It certainly isn't SoP because it relates to a specific important approval process which is probably essential to allowing goods to become salable in the US. I don't much care about the plural, but the singular should be a keep, or rather a restore and rfc. DCDuring TALK 20:56, 17 March 2008 (UTC)

 * Yes, I suppose the "recognized by the US Government" sense might be worth recording (just) - but isn't this officially Recognized Component Mark?  D b f  i  r  s   22:31, 17 March 2008 (UTC)

 * UL is a not-for-profit funded by the insurance industry. It seems to be used commonly more or less as entered. There mere fact that there is an official definition doesn't necessarily mean that much, unless actually usage "wants" to conform to that definition. People don't spend a lot of time making sure that trade-mark and service-mark appear every place the mark holder would like them to, nor are we obligated to uphold their trademark. In any event, I will restore the singular and edit it into shape for our consideration. DCDuring TALK 23:58, 17 March 2008 (UTC)

 * Keeping and striking: no strong feeling for deletion, especially now that the singular exists unchallenged. Equinox ◑ 21:34, 15 May 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:recognized component


text:
問屋

Etymology 1
/tohiya/: [topiya] > [toɸiya] > [towiya] > [toiya]. The adverbial of /tohi/ and.

Noun

 * 1) a place for merchants to sleep
 * 2) * 1597: Ekirin Setsuyōshū (page 39)
 * 問屋 (トヒヤ) 商人宿
 * 1) a wholesaler; also, such a store

Etymology 2
From toiya.

Noun

 * 1) a wholesaler; also, such a store

title: 問屋


text:
polazak

Noun

 * 1) departure

title: polazak


text:
odlazak

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) departure, leaving

title: odlazak


text:
nježnost

Noun

 * 1)  tenderness, softness, delicacy

title: nježnost


text:
izravan

Adjective

 * 1) immediate
 * 2) direct

title: izravan


text:
direktan

Adjective

 * 1) direct, straight
 * 2) immediate

title: direktan


text:
neophodan

Adjective

 * 1) necessary, crucial, indispensable

title: neophodan


text:
ostvariti

Verb

 * 1)  to realize, implement, carry out
 * 2)  achieve, accomplish

title: ostvariti


text:
ostvarivati

Verb

 * 1)  to realize, carry out, achieve, accomplish, implement

title: ostvarivati


text:
suvlasnik

Noun

 * 1) co-owner, joint-owner, partner

title: suvlasnik


text:
suvlasnica

Noun

 * 1) co-owner, joint-owner, partner

title: suvlasnica


text:
očit

Etymology
From Proto-Slavic *očitъ.

Adjective

 * 1) apparent, obvious

title: očit


text:
očigledan

Etymology
From, plural form of + , passive verbal adjective of , literally meaning "which can be seen by the eyes".

Adjective

 * 1) apparent, obvious

title: očigledan


text:
očevidan

Adjective

 * 1) evident, apparent, obvious

title: očevidan


text:
društven

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) social, sociable

title: društven


text:
sukob

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) conflict

title: sukob


text:
kaiviti

Noun

 * 1) Aboriginal Fijian, indigenous Fijian

title: kaiviti


text:
talac

Etymology
(🇨🇬). Compare.

Noun

 * 1) hostage

title: talac


text:
talački

Adjective

 * 1)  hostages

title: talački


text:
odredba

Noun

 * 1) regulation, rule, decree (by a law)

title: odredba


text:
odrasti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to grow up

title: odrasti


text:
odrastati

Verb

 * 1)  to grow up

title: odrastati


text:
skočiti

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to jump, leap
 * 2)  to rise, jump, suddenly increase (of prices, temperature, etc.)

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to jump, to leap
 * 2) to rush, to hurry

title: skočiti


text:
skakačica

Noun

 * 1) jumper

title: skakačica


text:
skakački

Adjective

 * 1)  jumpers, jumping

Adverb

 * 1) as a jumper, in a manner of a jumper

title: skakački


text:
osvojiti

Verb

 * 1)  to conquer (by war)
 * 2)  to win (medal or place in a competition)

title: osvojiti


text:
osvajati

Verb

 * 1)  to conquer (by war)
 * 2)  to win (medal or place in a competition)

title: osvajati


text:
osvajač

Noun

 * 1) conqueror
 * 2) winner (of a sports medal)

title: osvajač


text:
osvajačica

Noun

 * 1) conqueror
 * 2) winner

title: osvajačica


text:
posvojiti

Verb

 * 1)  to adopt

title: posvojiti


text:
posvajati

Verb

 * 1)  to adopt

title: posvajati


text:
posvojitelj

Noun

 * 1) adopter

title: posvojitelj


text:
posvojiteljica

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) adopter

title: posvojiteljica


text:
relamido

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) nice to an excessive degree; overnice
 * 2) affected
 * 3) overdressed

title: relamido


text:
skijati

Verb

 * 1)  to ski

title: skijati


text:
relatividad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) relativity state of being relative
 * 2) relativity principle of physics

title: relatividad


text:
skijaš

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (male) skier

title: skijaš


text:
skijašica

Etymology
From /.

Noun

 * 1) (female) skier

title: skijašica


text:
prvakinja

Noun

 * 1) champion
 * 2)  leader

title: prvakinja


text:
remolino

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  vortex, whirlpool, whirlwind
 * 2) swirl
 * 3)  cowlick
 * 4)  windmill
 * 1)  windmill

title: remolino


text:
selenita

Noun

 * 1)  selenite

Noun

 * 1)  selenite

Noun

 * 1)  an inhabitant of Luna, the moon of Terra

Adjective

 * 1)  of Luna, the moon of Terra

Noun

 * 1)  selenite
 * 2)  an inhabitant of Luna, the moon of Terra

Adjective

 * 1)  pertaining to the inhabitants of or relative to Luna, the moon of Terra

title: selenita


text:
κανών

Etymology
. Generally connected with.

Noun

 * 1) rod, pole, bar
 * 2) rods used in shields
 * 3) type of rod used in weaving
 * 4) measuring rod, carpenter's rule, plumb line, level
 * 5)  monochord
 * 6) something to judge by, rule, norm, general principle
 * 7) model, paradigm
 * 8) tax assessment, tax, tariff
 * 9)  qanun

Descendants

 * → Aramaic:
 * → Aramaic:
 * → Aramaic:

title: κανών


text:
sartorio

Adjective

 * 1) sartorial

Noun

 * 1)  sartorius

title: sartorio


text:
susjedni

Adjective

 * 1) neighboring
 * 2) adjacent

title: susjedni


text:
telepático

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) telepathic

title: telepático


text:
obučen

Etymology 1
Perfect passive participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) trained (well-prepared)

Etymology 2
Perfect passive participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) dressed (wearing clothes)

title: obučen


text:
odolijevati

Verb

 * 1)  to resist, withstand (especially temptation or violence) (+ dative)

title: odolijevati


text:
silbido

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) whistling, whistle

title: silbido


text:
prismático

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) prismatic

Noun

 * 1)  binoculars

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) prismatic

Noun

 * 1)  binoculars

title: prismático


text:
odoljeti

Etymology
, from + ; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to resist, withstand (especially temptation or violence) (+ dative)

title: odoljeti


text:
sesgo

Noun

 * 1) bight

Etymology 1
.

Adjective

 * 1) slanting, sloping

Noun

 * 1) bias, skew
 * 2) slant, slope
 * 3) twist (in a story)

title: sesgo


text:
suncho

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) hoop

Etymology 2
.

title: suncho


text:
subjetivo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) subjective

Etymology 1
.

Adjective

 * 1) subjective

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) subjective

title: subjetivo


text:
καῦμα

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) burning, glow, heat (especially of the sun)
 * 2) fever
 * 3)  holes cut by cautery
 * 4) brand (mark of ownership made by burning)
 * 5)  love

title: καῦμα


text:
Talk:gisting

I don't think that "gisting" exists in Danish, or at least not after 1700, according to ODS på nettet. – Leo Laursen – (talk · contribs) 08:41, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:gisting


text:
okus

Noun

 * 1)  taste (of food); flavor

Noun

 * 1) taste, flavour

title: okus


text:
kušati

Etymology
Possibly from.

Verb

 * 1)  to taste
 * 2)  to try, test

title: kušati


text:
dakle

Conjunction

 * 1) so, thus, therefore

title: dakle


text: mondje

title: mondje


text:
alla fine

Adverb

 * 1) on one's last legs, at wit's end
 * 2) at the end

title: alla fine


text:
handen omhoog

Interjection

 * 1) hands up!

title: handen omhoog


text:
Wiktionary:Page count

Problem
A great deal of attention is paid to the number of entries in various wikis. The count used is the "NUMBEROFARTICLES" magic word, here at present:

In spite of better counts being available (WT:STAT), people will insist on using this as the "official" statistic.

We use a number of templates on our stub entry pages ("soft redirects") that do not result in any wikilinks directly in the text. The resulting pages are not counted, as they do not contain  (yes, that is what the MediaWiki software looks for. Not links, but that string on the page!)

Fix?
We have been adding links in various templates to make the pages "count"; this is often okay, but causes various problems and incompatibilities. And is a kludge.

The fix described here is to add  to such pages. They will then count in NUMBEROFARTICLES, and link to the template, they are easy to find if and when desired.

AutoFormat has been taught to add this link when there is none other, and remove it when not needed. So no editor ever need bother with the template. Bots that "know" that they are creating a link-less entry can add it, or just let AF get to it sometime.

This is also a kluge, but it doesn't interact with the other templates, and thus cause gratuitous problems. The string is added at the end of the page. Someone reading the wikitext will find a (manual link) reference to this page.

Why a template?
Firstly, we do want it to link to something, so they are easy to find. In this case Special:Whatlinkshere/Template:count page.

More importantly, things reading the wikitext usually know to ignore contents of templates that are not understood. If they do expand the template (by any of several methods), it will just expand to nothing. Other contrivances might either break something, or cause extraneous output.

title: Wiktionary:Page count


text:
ที่ไหน

Pronoun

 * 1) where?

title: ที่ไหน


text: raspings

title: raspings


text:
Talk:雞樅

菇
Why doesn't this mushroom have 菇 at the end of its name, as most Chinese mushrooms do? 24.29.238.60 10:56, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

Why doesn't this mushroom have 菇 at the end of its name, as most Chinese mushrooms do? 71.66.97.228 05:58, 5 July 2010 (UTC)

Why doesn't this mushroom have 菇 at the end of its name, as most Chinese mushrooms do? 71.66.97.228 23:34, 28 October 2011 (UTC)

 * Because it's not part of the 99% "most Chinese mushrooms". ¬_¬ —suzukaze (t・c) 07:02, 10 January 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:雞樅


text:
opportunismo

Noun

 * 1) opportunism

title: opportunismo


text:
opportunista

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) opportunist

title: opportunista


text:
orafo

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) goldsmith

Adjective

 * 1)  goldsmith

title: orafo


text:
oreficeria

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) jeweller's (shop)
 * 2) the craft of a jeweller or goldsmith
 * 3) jewellery

title: oreficeria


text:
jeweller's

Alternative forms

 * jeweler's

Noun

 * 1)  A shop that sells jewellery

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish:, kultasepänliike
 * French:
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Italian:
 * Japanese: 宝石商
 * Norman: bijout'tie
 * Polish:, sklep jubilerski
 * Russian: ювели́рный магази́н
 * Turkish:, kuyumcu dükkanı

title: jeweller's


text:
organigramma

Noun

 * 1) organizational chart
 * 2)  flowchart

title: organigramma


text:
orlatura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hemming, hem
 * 2) neckline (of a dress)
 * 3)  orle

title: orlatura


text:
orologeria

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) watchmaking
 * 2) watchmaker's (shop or workshop)
 * 3) clockwork

title: orologeria


text:
watchmaker's

Noun

 * 1) The shop or workshop of a watchmaker.

Translations

 * Catalan: rellotgeria
 * Galician:
 * Italian:

title: watchmaker's


text:
skremme

Verb

 * 1) to scare

title: skremme


text:
høre

Etymology
From, from , from , cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. The verb goes back to, which is also the source of 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to hear
 * 2) to learn
 * 3) to belong to
 * 4) to belong under, come under

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to hear
 * høre på radio - listen to the radio
 * høre' til - belong to (see also ')

title: høre


text:
lytte

Etymology
Related to, both from.

Verb

 * 1) to listen

Verb

 * 1) to listen

title: lytte


text:
frakte

Verb

 * 1) to carry, transport (goods or people)

title: frakte


text:
orologiaio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) watchmaker
 * 2) watch repairer
 * 3) watch seller

title: orologiaio


text:
hviske

Etymology
From, from , a variant of (in 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬),  (in 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬), and  (in 🇨🇬).

Verb

 * 1) to whisper

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to whisper

title: hviske


text:
oscurantismo

Noun

 * 1) obscurantism

Noun

 * 1) obscurantism

title: oscurantismo


text:
oscurantista

Adjective

 * 1) obscurantist

Noun

 * 1) obscurantist

Noun

 * 1) obscurantist

title: oscurantista


text:
krangle

Etymology
From dialectal.

Verb

 * 1) to quarrel, bicker, argue

title: krangle


text: oscurarmi

title: oscurarmi


text: oscurarti

title: oscurarti


text: oscurarci

title: oscurarci


text:
oscurarsi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cloud over, darken
 * 2) to become dim
 * 1) to become dim

title: oscurarsi


text: oscurarvi

title: oscurarvi


text: oscurandosi

title: oscurandosi


text: oscurandomi

title: oscurandomi


text: oscurandoti

title: oscurandoti


text: oscurandoci

title: oscurandoci


text: oscurandovi

title: oscurandovi


text: oscuriamoci

title: oscuriamoci


text: oscuratevi

title: oscuratevi


text:
måke

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) a gull or seagull

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) a shovel

Verb

 * 1) to shovel

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a gull or seagull

title: måke


text:
isfjell

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an iceberg
 * Det er bare toppen av isfjellet. - It's only the tip of the iceberg.

Etymology
Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) iceberg

title: isfjell


text:
halvøy

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a peninsula

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a peninsula

title: halvøy


text: ostando

title: ostando


text:
ostante

Adjective

 * 1)  opposing, hindering

title: ostante


text: ostato

title: ostato


text:
ostare

Etymology
(infinitive ).

Verb

 * 1)  to stand in the way of, to hinder, to oppose

Usage notes

 * The verb lacks the historic past tense forms and the past participle form.

title: ostare


text: ostata

title: ostata


text: ostiamo

title: ostiamo


text: ostate

title: ostate


text: ostano

title: ostano


text: ostavo

title: ostavo


text: ostavi

title: ostavi


text: ostavamo

title: ostavamo


text: ostavate

title: ostavate


text: ostavano

title: ostavano


text:
ostai

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) buyer, customer, client

title: ostai


text: ostasti

title: ostasti


text: ostò

title: ostò


text: ostammo

title: ostammo


text: ostaste

title: ostaste


text: ostarono

title: ostarono


text: osterò

title: osterò


text: osterai

title: osterai


text: osterà

title: osterà


text: osteremo

title: osteremo


text: osterete

title: osterete


text: osteranno

title: osteranno


text: osterei

title: osterei


text: osteresti

title: osteresti


text: osterebbe

title: osterebbe


text: osteremmo

title: osteremmo


text: ostereste

title: ostereste


text: osterebbero

title: osterebbero


text: ostiate

title: ostiate


text: ostassi

title: ostassi


text: ostasse

title: ostasse


text: ostassimo

title: ostassimo


text: ostassero

title: ostassero


text:
ostruzionismo

Noun

 * 1) obstructionism
 * 2) obstruction (sport)

title: ostruzionismo


text:
blant

Preposition

 * 1) among, amongst

Preposition

 * 1) among, amongst

Etymology
, from, , from.

Noun

 * 1)  blunt

title: blant


text:
mellom

Preposition

 * 1) between

Preposition

 * 1) between
 * 2) among
 * 1) among

title: mellom


text:
User:ThunderPeel2001

Fnerk.

title: User:ThunderPeel2001


text:
ostruzionista

Adjective

 * 1)  obstructionist

Noun

 * 1) obstructionist

title: ostruzionista


text:
overfor

Adverb

 * 1) opposite

Preposition

 * 1) opposite, vis-à-vis
 * 2) towards

Preposition

 * 1) opposite, vis-à-vis
 * 2) towards

title: overfor


text:
ostruzionistico

Adjective

 * 1) obstructionist

title: ostruzionistico


text:
Talk:敏

Mandarin readings
Can it be added in which contexts the two different Mandarin readings are used? 24.29.238.60 11:52, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

Can it be added in which contexts the two different Mandarin readings are used? 204.11.186.190 14:58, 6 October 2014 (UTC)

 * ao4 is nonsense. —suzukaze (t・c) 07:24, 14 March 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:敏


text:
ottusità

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) obtuseness, vacuity

title: ottusità


text: ovattando

title: ovattando


text: ovattante

title: ovattante


text:
ovattare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to pad
 * 2)  to muffle
 * 3)  to cocoon

title: ovattare


text:
ovattato

Adjective

 * 1) padded
 * 2) muffled
 * 3) cocooned

title: ovattato


text: ovattati

title: ovattati


text: ovattata

title: ovattata


text: ovatto

title: ovatto


text: Citations:falsing

title: Citations:falsing


text: Citations:ringdown

title: Citations:ringdown


text:
oziosità

Noun

 * 1) idleness
 * 2) laziness
 * 3) inactivity
 * 4) pointlessness

title: oziosità


text: Citations:offsuit

title: Citations:offsuit


text: oligarchi

title: oligarchi


text: oltranze

title: oltranze


text: oltranzismi

title: oltranzismi


text: oltranzisti

title: oltranzisti


text: Citations:hold'em

title: Citations:hold'em


text: ombrellifere

title: ombrellifere


text: cinquedee

title: cinquedee


text: pinzette

title: pinzette


text: pelliccerie

title: pelliccerie


text: piagge

title: piagge


text: piaggerie

title: piaggerie


text: pomodorini

title: pomodorini


text: oligarchica

title: oligarchica


text: oligarchici

title: oligarchici


text: pompaggi

title: pompaggi


text: oligarchiche

title: oligarchiche


text: pennichelle

title: pennichelle


text: ombrosa

title: ombrosa


text: ombrosi

title: ombrosi


text: ombrose

title: ombrose


text: omertosa

title: omertosa


text: orafi

title: orafi


text: omertosi

title: omertosi


text: oreficerie

title: oreficerie


text: omertose

title: omertose


text: organigrammi

title: organigrammi


text: omologabili

title: omologabili


text: orlature

title: orlature


text: Citations:shotshell

title: Citations:shotshell


text: proditoria

title: proditoria


text: proditori

title: proditori


text:
orologerie

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) watchmaking, clockmaking
 * 2) watch shop, watchmaker's

title: orologerie


text: proditorie

title: proditorie


text: orologiai

title: orologiai


text: orafa

title: orafa


text: oscurantismi

title: oscurantismi


text: orafe

title: orafe


text: oscurantisti

title: oscurantisti


text: ostruzionismi

title: ostruzionismi


text: omologarmi

title: omologarmi


text: oscurantiste

title: oscurantiste


text: omologarti

title: omologarti


text: omologarci

title: omologarci


text:
五十嵐

Etymology
Originally a compound of, with the initial a of arashi dropped due to lack of vowel clusters in Old Japanese, hence the literal meaning "fifty storms".

title: 五十嵐


text: ostruzioniste

title: ostruzioniste


text: omologarvi

title: omologarvi


text: ostruzionisti

title: ostruzionisti


text: omologandosi

title: omologandosi


text: ostruzionistica

title: ostruzionistica


text: omologandomi

title: omologandomi


text: ostruzionistici

title: ostruzionistici


text: omologandoti

title: omologandoti


text: ostruzionistiche

title: ostruzionistiche


text: omologandoci

title: omologandoci


text: omologandovi

title: omologandovi


text: ovattate

title: ovattate


text: omologhiamoci

title: omologhiamoci


text: omologatevi

title: omologatevi


text: piaggiando

title: piaggiando


text: piaggiante

title: piaggiante


text: piaggiato

title: piaggiato


text: piaggiati

title: piaggiati


text: piaggiata

title: piaggiata


text: piaggio

title: piaggio


text: piaggi

title: piaggi


text: piaggiamo

title: piaggiamo


text: piaggiate

title: piaggiate


text: piaggiano

title: piaggiano


text: piaggiavo

title: piaggiavo


text: piaggiavi

title: piaggiavi


text: piaggiava

title: piaggiava


text: piaggiavamo

title: piaggiavamo


text: piaggiavate

title: piaggiavate


text: piaggiavano

title: piaggiavano


text: piaggiai

title: piaggiai


text: piaggiasti

title: piaggiasti


text: piaggiò

title: piaggiò


text: piaggiammo

title: piaggiammo


text: piaggiaste

title: piaggiaste


text: piaggiarono

title: piaggiarono


text: piaggerò

title: piaggerò


text: piaggerai

title: piaggerai


text: piaggerà

title: piaggerà


text: piaggeremo

title: piaggeremo


text: piaggerete

title: piaggerete


text: piaggeranno

title: piaggeranno


text: piaggerei

title: piaggerei


text: piaggeresti

title: piaggeresti


text: piaggerebbe

title: piaggerebbe


text: piaggeremmo

title: piaggeremmo


text: piaggereste

title: piaggereste


text:
amotio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) removal, removing

title: amotio


text: piaggerebbero

title: piaggerebbero


text: piaggino

title: piaggino


text: piaggiassi

title: piaggiassi


text: piaggiasse

title: piaggiasse


text: piaggiassimo

title: piaggiassimo


text: piaggiassero

title: piaggiassero


text: obbiettando

title: obbiettando


text: obbiettante

title: obbiettante


text: obbiettato

title: obbiettato


text: obbiettare

title: obbiettare


text: obbiettati

title: obbiettati


text: obbiettata

title: obbiettata


text: obbietto

title: obbietto


text: obbietti

title: obbietti


text: obbietta

title: obbietta


text: obbiettiamo

title: obbiettiamo


text: obbiettate

title: obbiettate


text: obbiettano

title: obbiettano


text: obbiettavo

title: obbiettavo


text: obbiettavi

title: obbiettavi


text: obbiettava

title: obbiettava


text: obbiettavamo

title: obbiettavamo


text: obbiettavate

title: obbiettavate


text: obbiettavano

title: obbiettavano


text: obbiettai

title: obbiettai


text: obbiettasti

title: obbiettasti


text: obbiettò

title: obbiettò


text: obbiettammo

title: obbiettammo


text: obbiettaste

title: obbiettaste


text: obbiettarono

title: obbiettarono


text: obbietterò

title: obbietterò


text: obbietterai

title: obbietterai


text: obbietterà

title: obbietterà


text: obbietteremo

title: obbietteremo


text: obbietterete

title: obbietterete


text: obbietteranno

title: obbietteranno


text: obbietterei

title: obbietterei


text: obbietteresti

title: obbietteresti


text: obbietterebbe

title: obbietterebbe


text: obbietteremmo

title: obbietteremmo


text: Citations:augering

title: Citations:augering


text: obbiettereste

title: obbiettereste


text: obbietterebbero

title: obbietterebbero


text: obbiettiate

title: obbiettiate


text: obbiettino

title: obbiettino


text: obbiettassi

title: obbiettassi


text: obbiettasse

title: obbiettasse


text: obbiettassimo

title: obbiettassimo


text: obbiettassero

title: obbiettassero


text:
oberato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) (with ) overloaded or overburdened (with)
 * 2) (with ) subject to restrictions (of);
 * 3)  of or relating to a debtor in  who, unable to pay off his debts, became enslaved to his creditor
 * 1)  of or relating to a debtor in  who, unable to pay off his debts, became enslaved to his creditor
 * 1)  of or relating to a debtor in  who, unable to pay off his debts, became enslaved to his creditor

title: oberato


text: Citations:undepicted

title: Citations:undepicted


text:
流芳百世

Idiom

 * 1) to leave a good name for a hundred generations

title: 流芳百世


text:
obliterante

Adjective

 * 1) obliterating

title: obliterante


text:
obliterato

Adjective

 * 1) obliterated

title: obliterato


text: obliterati

title: obliterati


text: obliterata

title: obliterata


text: obliteri

title: obliteri


text: obliteriamo

title: obliteriamo


text: obliterano

title: obliterano


text: obliteravo

title: obliteravo


text: obliteravi

title: obliteravi


text: obliterava

title: obliterava


text: obliteravamo

title: obliteravamo


text: obliteravate

title: obliteravate


text: obliteravano

title: obliteravano


text: obliterai

title: obliterai


text: obliterasti

title: obliterasti


text: obliterò

title: obliterò


text: obliterammo

title: obliterammo


text: obliterarono

title: obliterarono


text: oblitererò

title: oblitererò


text: oblitererai

title: oblitererai


text: oblitererà

title: oblitererà


text: oblitereremo

title: oblitereremo


text: oblitererete

title: oblitererete


text: oblitereranno

title: oblitereranno


text: oblitererei

title: oblitererei


text: oblitereresti

title: oblitereresti


text: oblitererebbe

title: oblitererebbe


text: oblitereremmo

title: oblitereremmo


text: obliterereste

title: obliterereste


text: oblitererebbero

title: oblitererebbero


text: obliteriate

title: obliteriate


text: obliterino

title: obliterino


text: obliterassi

title: obliterassi


text: obliterasse

title: obliterasse


text: obliterassimo

title: obliterassimo


text: obliterassero

title: obliterassero


text:
流芳

Verb

 * 1)  to leave a good name; to leave a reputation
 * 2)  a fragrant scent permeates the air

title: 流芳


text:
百世

Noun

 * 1)  for hundreds of generations

Noun

 * 1) long era, ages, eternity

title: 百世


text:
史筆

Noun

 * 1)  the historian's pen
 * 2)  the annals of history
 * 3)  court historian; court historiographer

title: 史筆


text: 史笔

title: 史笔


text:
遺臭萬年

Idiom

 * 1) to go down in history as a byword of infamy

title: 遺臭萬年


text: 遗臭万年

title: 遗臭万年


text:
萬年

Noun

 * 1) ten thousand years
 * 2)  all ages; eternity
 * 1)  all ages; eternity

Adjective

 * 1)  very long describing a long time period

title: 萬年


text: 万年

title: 万年


text:
跪謝

Verb

 * 1)  to kneel down and thank someone

title: 跪謝


text: 跪谢

title: 跪谢


text:
notaphily

Noun

 * 1) The study or collecting of paper money or banknotes

Translations

 * French:
 * Russian:

title: notaphily


text:
notaphilist

Noun

 * 1) Someone who studies or collects paper money or banknotes.

title: notaphilist


text:
臨期

Adverb

 * 1) when the time comes

title: 臨期


text: 临期

title: 临期


text:
相報

Verb

 * 1)  to inform; to notify

title: 相報


text: 相报

title: 相报


text:
pie-chucker

Noun

 * 1)  A bowler who has no control over the movement of the ball

title: pie-chucker


text: zsabók

title: zsabók


text: zsákok

title: zsákok


text: hálózsákok

title: hálózsákok


text: zsákutcák

title: zsákutcák


text: utcák

title: utcák


text: utcalámpák

title: utcalámpák


text: csillárok

title: csillárok


text:
ethnogamy

Noun

 * 1) Endogamy specific to ethnicity; the social practice of marriage restricted to one's own ethnicity.
 * 2) * 2007, Gaby Semaan, "Arab Americans Unveil the Building Blocks in the Construction of Our Cultural Identity," Ph.D. Thesis, December 2007, pg. 56 (PDF):
 * I have chosen ethnogamy as one of the dependent variables because the choice of a marriage mate is one of the measures of cultural perseverance:
 * 1) * 2007, Gaby Semaan, "Arab Americans Unveil the Building Blocks in the Construction of Our Cultural Identity," Ph.D. Thesis, December 2007, pg. 56 (PDF):
 * I have chosen ethnogamy as one of the dependent variables because the choice of a marriage mate is one of the measures of cultural perseverance:

title: ethnogamy


text:
balloonlike

Alternative forms

 * balloon-like

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling a balloon in form
 * The balloonlike object moved across the sky.

Translations

 * Polish: baloniasty, balonowaty

title: balloonlike


text:
caffeinelike

Alternative forms

 * caffeine-like

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling caffeine
 * This stimulant has a caffeinelike effect.

title: caffeinelike


text: 主敎

title: 主敎


text:
vaultlike

Adjective

 * 1) Having characteristics of a vault
 * a vaultlike hallway

title: vaultlike


text:
sievelike

Alternative forms

 * sieve-like

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling a sieve; thus, having holes through which fluids can pass
 * a sievelike membrane

title: sievelike


text:
patchlike

Alternative forms

 * patch-like

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling a patch or patchwork
 * The fish has patchlike coloration.

title: patchlike


text:
demonlike

Alternative forms

 * demon-like

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling a demon in form or action
 * A demonlike monster chased them down the tunnel.
 * A demonlike compulsion drove him to destroy his life's work.

title: demonlike


text:
ten minste houdbaar tot

Phrase

 * 1) best before

title: ten minste houdbaar tot


text: sacralizations

title: sacralizations


text: sabots

title: sabots


text:
swarthiness

Noun

 * 1) The property of being swarthy.

title: swarthiness


text: righthand

title: righthand


text:
attunement

Noun

 * 1)  The quality of being in tune with something
 * 2)  The process of attuning or becoming attuned
 * 1)  The process of attuning or becoming attuned

title: attunement


text:
fakutya

Noun

 * 1) A chair with runners, driven by sticks, used, mostly by young persons, for sliding on ice.
 * 2) * 1955,, Haragosi, children’s poem
 * "hu"

- Fut a havon a fakutya

 * 1)  bootjack a V-shaped, or forked, device for pulling off boots

title: fakutya


text: fakutyák

title: fakutyák


text: hóemberek

title: hóemberek


text:
玄米

Noun

 * 1) brown rice

title: 玄米


text: hógolyók

title: hógolyók


text: golyók

title: golyók


text: an-seo

title: an-seo


text:
消毒

Verb

 * 1)  to disinfect; to sterilise

Noun

 * 1) disinfection

title: 消毒


text:
凡僧

Noun

 * 1) An ordinary, lowly, itinerant monk.

Descendants

 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)
 * (both "monk" and "bigwig"), ("bigwig") (most likely borrowed through at least one intermediary)

title: 凡僧


text: téléchargements

title: téléchargements


text:
榎茸

Etymology
Compound of, as this mushroom can often be found growing on the Chinese hackberry tree.

Noun

 * 1) an edible mushroom, the velvet shank or enokitake:

title: 榎茸


text: User:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-table-A

title: User:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-table-A


text: Ålanders

title: Ålanders


text: Ålander

title: Ålander


text:
jégkocka

Noun

 * 1) ice cube

title: jégkocka


text:
User:Javier Carro/Linguistic terminology

A
Abelian group (in semantics)

abessive case

abbreviation

ablative absolute

ablative case

abrupt onset of voicing

abruptive

absolute

absolute adjective

absolute antonymy

absolute nominative

absolute social deixis

absolute tense

absolute-relative tense

absolute superlative

absolute universal

absolutive case

abstract noun

abstraction (in phonology or phonetics)

abstractness controversy

accent

acceptability transformational grammar

accesibility (in Sperber and Wilson 1987;1995's Relevance Theory) (Semantics)

accidence

accompaniment as a semantic role

account

accoustics (in phonology or phonetics)

accusative case

accusative language

accusative plus infinitive construction

accusativization

active articulator

achievement

achievement test

acoustic agnosia

acoustic allesthesia

acoustic analysis

acoustic cue

acoustic image

acoustic phonetics

acquired dyslexia

acquired language disorder

acquisition hypothesis

acrolect

acronym

acrophone

acrophony

actant

ACTFL proficiency guidelines

action denoting verb

active articulator

active language

active voice

actor-action-model

actual implicature

actual presupposition

acute accent

adequacy transformational grammar

adessive

additive relation

addressee

addressee honorific

adhortative

adjacency pair (in pragmatics)

adjectival adverb

adjectival phrase

adjective

adjective phrase

adjunct

adjunction

adposition

adpositional phrase

adsentential

adstratum

advanced tongue root

adverb

adverbial clause

adverbial predication

adverbializer

advertising language

affected object

affective meaning

affiliation

affix

afix movement transformational grammar

affixation

affixoid

affricate

affrication

agent as a semantic role or agentive

agglutination

agglutinative language or agglutinating

agnosia

agrammatism

agraphia

agreement

airstream mechanism (in phonology or phonetics)

alethic modality

alexia

algebraic linguistics

alienable noun

alienable possession

allative case

all-quantifier

allegation

allegory

alliteration

allo-

alloflex

allograph

allomorph

allophone (in phonology or phonetics)

alloseme

allotagm

allotax

alpha movement (in transformational grammar)

alpha notation (in phonology or phonetics)

alpha privativum

alphabet

alphabetic writing system

alternant

alternation (in phonology or phonetics)

alternative principle

alternative question

alternative relation

alveolar (in phonology or phonetics)

alveolar ridge (in phonology or phonetics)

alveo-palatal (in phonology or phonetics)

amalgam

amalgamation

ambiguity

ambiguous consonant sequence

ambiguous phonetic transition

ambiguous segment

ambiguous sequence

ambiguous vowel sequence

ambisyllabic

American structuralism

Americanist system

amnesia

amplification relation

amplitude (in phonology or phonetics)

anacoluthon

anagram

analogist

analogue communication

analogy

analytic definition

analytic language from Schlegel 1818

analytic sentence

anaphora (in pragmatics)

anaphoric clitic

anaphoric island in Postal 1969

anaptyxis

anarthria from clinical phonology and speech language pathology

anastrophe (figure of speech)

anchored entity

animal communication

animate class

anomalist

answer

antanaclasis

antecedent (in pragmatics)

anterior (in phonology)

anthimeria

anthology

anthroponymy (in onomastics

anthroposemiotics (in semiotics)

anticipatory assimilation

anticipatory illocution

antimentalism (in behaviorism)

antipassive voice

antithesis relation

antonomasia

antonymy

aorist

A-over-A principle (in transformational grammar)

apex (in phonetics]])

aphaeresis

aphasia (in neurolinguistics)

aphemia Broca

aphesis (in language change)

aphonia (in speech-language pathology)

apical (in phonetics)

apico-alveolar (phonetics)

apico-dental (in phonetics)

apico-labial (in phonetics)

apico-post-alveolar (in phonetics)

apocopation >> apocope

apodosis

apokoinu

apophony >> ablaut

aposiopesis

A-position A-structure

apostrophe

appellative function of language

application from H.B Curry

applicational generative model

applicative

applied linguistics

apposition

appropriateness condition

approximant

apraxia

apraxic agraphia >> apraxia

arbitrariness

archaism

archilexeme by B. Pottier

archiphoneme from Prague School

Arc Pair Grammar >> Relational grammar

areal linguistics >> dialect geography

argot

argument

argument array transformational grammar

argument linking in R. Lieber 1983.

argument position in Chomsky

argumentation

argumenthood transformational grammar

arrow in comparative linguistics

article

articulation base

articulation disorder

articulation process (in phonology or phonetics)

articulator (in phonology or phonetics)

articulatory canal >> vocal tract

articulatory organ

articulatory phonetics

ascertainment relation

ascription feature (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

aspect

aspects model in Chomsky 1965

aspirated or aspiration (in phonology or phonetics)

assertion

assertive illocutionary point

assibilation

assimilation (in phonology or phonetics)

association in phsycholinguistics

association line (in phonology or phonetics)

associative meaning >> connotation

assumption (in Sperber and Wilson 1987;1995's Relevance Theory) (Semantics)

assumptive mood

asterisk

asyndeton

atelic

aterminative

athematic verb

ATN grammar

atomic concept >> semantic primitive

atomic sentence

attachment transformational grammar

attraction schema

attributable silence (in pragmatics)

attribute

attributive cluster (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

attributive formator (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

attribution relation

attributive adjective

attributive system (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

attributive use (in pragmatics)

audience

audio-lingual method

audio-lingual method

auditory evidential

auditory phonetics

augment

augmentative

aigmented transition network grammar ATN

a-umlaut

aunt transformational grammar

authorized recipient

authorized speaker

autism

autonomous syntax

autonomy of levels (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

autosegmental phonology (in phonology or phonetics)

autosemantic word

auxesis

auxiliary contraction transformational grammar

auxiliary verb

axiomatics of linguistics

B
backchannel signal or backchannel (in pragmatics)

back formation

back vowel

background entailment (in pragmatics)

background relation

backing >> velarization

balance schema

bald on record (in pragmatics)

barbarism

bar notation transformational grammar

Bartholomae's Law

base component generative grammar

base (morpheme)

basic statement (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

basic vocabulary

basic word order

basilect >> acrolect

basis

beech argument

beginning-postspan relation

Behaghel's laws

behaviorism

benefactive case

beneficiary as a semantic role

Berlitz method

biconditional relation

bidirectional assimilation

bilabial (in phonology or phonetics)

bilateral implication

bilateral opposition

bilingualism

binding

binding theory transformational grammar

biphonemic classification

bisegmentalization

biuniqueness

black box analysis

blockage schema

blocking circumstance

borrowed meaning

borrowing

bottom up vs top down

boundary marker

bounding

bound morpheme transformational grammar

bound root

bound stem

bounded deixis

boundedness

box diagram

brace brace notation (in phonology or phonetics)

brace construction

brachylogy

bracketing

bracketing paradox

branch

brand-new entity

breaking in comparativw linguistics

breathy vowel breathy voice (in phonology or phonetics)

bridge verb

Broca's aphasia

Broca's area

bucco-facial apraxie

Burzio's generalization transformational grammar

bystander

bystander honorific

C
cacophony

cacuminal

calque

cant

cardinal numeral

cardinal vowel (in phonology or phonetics)

case

casus rectus

catachresis

cataphora (in pragmatics)

catastrophe theory by Wildgen 1982

catchword

categorematic expression

categorial grammar

Categorial Rule

Categorial Unification Grammar

category

Category-neutral rule

category symbol in transformational grammar

causal clause

causal relation

causative

causative case

causer as a semantic role

c-command in transformational grammar

cedilla

center-periphery schema

centralization

centrifugal in dependency grammar

centripetal in dependency grammar by tesnière

centum vs satem languages

Cercle Linguistique de Conpenhague >> glossematics

cessative aspect

chain transformational grammar

chain of illocutionary commitments

characteristic function in categorial grammar

chart in parsing

checked syllable

child speech

chiasmus

Chosmky adjunction in transformational grammar

chunk (Miller and Selfridge (1950))

cinconstant in dependency grammar

circular definition

circumfix

circumfixation

circumflex

class

classifier

clasifying language in language typology

clasifying verb

clausal implicature (in pragmatics)

Clause-last Principle transformational grammar

Clausal Subject Principle transformational grammar

clause

clause chain

clase-mate condition in transformational grammar

clear "l" (in phonology or phonetics)

cleft sentence

click (in phonology or phonetics)

climax

clinical linguistics

clinical phonology

clipping

clitic

cliticization

close approximation (in phonology or phonetics)

close future tense

closed class (synsematic word)

closed syllable (in phonology or phonetics)

closed vowel

cluster (in G. N. Leech's Semantics and Weinreich's semantic theory)

cluttering in speech-language pathology

coalescence

co-argument condition transformational grammar

co-articulation in phonetics

co-constituent in syntax

coda (in phonology or phonetics)

code in information theory

code switching sociolinguistics

code theory

coding time

cognate

cognitive grammar

cognitive linguistics

cognitive synonym (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

coherence (in pragmatics)

cohesion

cohortative in modality

coindexing transformational grammar

coining word formation

collateral information

collective noun

colligation

collocate

collocation

collocation test in M. Joos 1958

colloquial speech

colon

color terms

combination in glossematics

comitative case

comma

command

comment

commissive illocutionary point (in pragmatics)

commissive modality

commitment between illocutionary acts

common noun

commonsense reasoning in computational linguistics

communication

communication model

communication science

communicative competence

commutation test (in phonology or phonetics and structuralism)

COMP position in syntax

compact vs difuse in phonology

comparative

comparative linguistics

comparative reconstruction

competence (in phonology or phonetics)

complement

complement clause

complement selection rule transformational grammar

complementary distribution (in phonology or phonetics)

complementizer

complex constituent transformational grammar

complex illocutionary act

complex sentence

complex symbol

complexity in computational linguistics

component (in G. N. Leech's Semantics and in transformational grammar)

componential analysis (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

componential formula (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

componential synonym (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

compositionality of meaning

compound

compound discourse

compound predicate

compound sentence

compound tense in transformational grammar

comprehensibility in text composition

compulsion schema

conative

concatenation in transformational grammar

conceptual extendedness

concession relation

concessive clause

conclusion

conclusive

concomitance

concord

concrete noun

conditional clause

conditional implication

conditional formator (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

conditional relation

conditional relevance in conversation analysis

conditioning by Pavlov

configurationality in transformational grammar

conflating rule

conjugation

conjunct

conjunction

conjunctive adverb

conjunctive illocutionary act

conjunctive verb

connecting vowel

connection in dependency grammar

connectionism in artificial intelligence

connective

connex relation in formal logic, set theory

connotation

consecutive interpreting

consequence clause

consequent

consociation

constancy under negation (in pragmatics)

consonant

consonant modification

constituency rule

constituent transformational grammar

constituent structure

constitutive rule (in semantics)

constraint transformational grammar

construction

container metaphor

containment schema

content

content condition (in pragmatics)

content word

context of an expression (in pragmatics)

context sensitive rule (in semantics)

context-free rule (in semantics)

contextual redundancy rule (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

continuant (in phonology or phonetics)

continuer

continuous aspect

contoid

contraction

contraction relation

contradiction (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

contrast in analogous environments

contrast in identical environments

contrast relation

contrastive

contrastive analysis

contrastive distribution (in phonology or phonetics)

contrastive pragmatics (in pragmatics)

control transformational grammar

control verb transformational grammar

conventional implicature (in pragmatics)

conventional metaphor

conventional metonymy

conversation analysis

conversational implicature (in pragmatics)

conversational maxim (in semantics)

conversational style (in pragmatics)

converseness (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

co-ocurrence restriction

cooperative principle (in pragmatics)

coordinate clause

coordinating conjunction

coordination reduction (transformational rule) (in semantics)

copula

core argument

core grammar transformational grammar

coreference (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

corpus

corpus linguistics

correction relation

correctness transformational grammar

correlative conjunction

correspondence set

co-text (in pragmatics)

count noun

counteragent as a semantic role

counterevidence (in phonology or phonetics)

counterfactual conditional relation

countefactual presupposition (in pragmatics)

counterforce schema

creaky voice (in phonology or phonetics)

creativity transformational grammar

creole

critical discourse analysis

cross-cultural pragmatics (in pragmatics)

cross-linguistic variation

crossing branches transformational grammar

cultural schemata (in pragmatics)

cuneiform

cycle schema

D
dark "l" (in phonology or phonetics)

dative as a semantic role

dative case

daughter transformational grammar

declaration (in pragmatics)

declarative illocutionary point

declarative mood

declension

deductive implication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

deductive mood

Deep Representation Theory (DRT) (in semantics)

deep structure

default rule (in phonology or phonetics)

defective illocutionary act

defective verb

deference strategy (in pragmatics)

definite

definite formator (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

definite concessive relation

definite identifiability

definiteness

definition

degree

deictic center (in pragmatics)

deictic expression (in pragmatics)

deictic projection (in pragmatics)

deixis (in pragmatics)

delative case

delay

deletion (in phonology or phonetics)

deliberative mood

delinking (in phonology or phonetics)

demonstrative

demotion transformational grammar

dental (in phonology or phonetics)

deontic modality

dependence rule (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

dependent of a phrase

derivation (in phonology or phonetics)

derivational affix

Derivational Theory of Complexity (in CDA)

derivative

descendant transformational grammar

description relation

descriptive adequacy transformational grammar

descriptive text

designative (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

designator (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

determiner

development lexical relation

devoicing (in phonology or phonetics)

diachrony (in phonology or phonetics)

dialect

dialogue discourse

different subject marker

diphthong (in phonology or phonetics)

direct illocution (in pragmatics)

direct object

direct speech (in pragmatics)

directive illocutionary point (in pragmatics)

directive modality

discontinuous constituents

discontinuous morpheme

discourse

discourse analysis

discourse deixis

discourse representation theory (in semantics)

discourse schema

dislocation transformational grammar

dismissive relation

dispreferred second part (in pragmatics)

dissimilation (in phonology or phonetics)

distal (in pragmatics)

distribution transformational grammar

distributive aspect

distributive numeral

ditransitivity

diversion schema

do support transformational grammar

dominance transformational grammar

double stop

downgrade (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

DRT see Deep Representation Theory (in semantics)

D-structure transformational grammar

dual articulation (in phonology or phonetics)

dual number

dubitative mood

dummy word

dynamic predicate logic (in semantics)

E
echo question

economy (in phonology or phonetics)

ejective (in phonology or phonetics)

elaboration relation

elative case

elementary illocutionary act

elicitation

elicitation frame

elision (in phonology or phonetics)

elliptical construction

elsewhere condition (in phonology or phonetics)

embedded repair

embedding

empathetic deixis

emphasis marker

emphatic additive relation

emphatic alternative relation

emphatic pronoun

empty cluster (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

empty formula (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

empty node transformational grammar

enablement relation

enablement schema

enclitic

endocentric construction

end-of-path schema

endophora

entailment (in pragmatics)

entity metaphor

environment

epenthesis (in phonology or phonetics)

epistemic modality

epistemic qualification

equative case

equative clause

equilibrium schema

equivalent

ergative case

essential condition (in pragmatics)

essive case

etymon

etymology

euphemism

evaluation information

evaluation relation

evaluative meaning (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

event

evidence relation

evidentiality

evoked entity

Excepcional Case Marking ECM transformational grammar

Excepcional Clause transformational grammar

exclamation

exclamative

exclusive alternative relation

exclusive first person deixis (in pragmatics)

exemplification relation

exhaustive dominance transformational grammar

existential clause

existential marker

existential presupposition (in pragmatics)

existential quantifier (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

existentially construed (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

exocentric construction

exophora

experiencer as a semantic role

experiential perfect aspect

explanatory adequacy transformational grammar

expletive

explicit performative

exposed repair

expository discourse

expository text

expression

expressive illocutionary point

Extended Projection Principle transformational grammar

extendedness

extension

external argument transformational grammar

external relation

external relative clause

[externalism]] (in semantics)

extraposition

F
face

face saving act (in pragmatics)

face threatening act (in pragmatics)

face wants (in pragmatics)

factitive as a semantic role

factive presupposition (in pragmatics)

factual implication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

factual synonym

failure of fit

family (language families)

familiarity

feature (in phonology or phonetics)

feature-changing rule (in phonology or phonetics)

feature dependency (in phonology or phonetics)

feature geometry (in phonology or phonetics)

feature matrix (in phonology or phonetics)

feeling-tone

felicity conditions

feminine gender

field distinction

field notebook

figurative sense

final clause

finite clause

finite verb

first part

first person deixis

fit

fixed collocation

fixed lexical collocation

flap (in phonology or phonetics)

floor (in pragmatics)

flouting implicature (in pragmatics)

focus

foot (in phonology or phonetics)

force as a semantic role

force schema

foreground entailment (in pragmatics)

formal language

formal rule of synonym (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

formality

formant (in phonology or phonetics)

formative

formator (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

fortis consonant

fossilized term

frame

free morpheme

free translation

free variation (in phonology or phonetics)

frequency (in phonology or phonetics)

fricative (in phonology or phonetics)

full noun phrase

function word

fundamental frequency (in phonology or phonetics)

fusional language

future perfect tense

future tense

future-in-future tense

future-in-past tense

future-perfect-in-past tense

G
gap

gender

general conditions (in pragmatics)

generalized conversational implicature

generalized quantificational logic (in semantics)

given information

grammatical gender

generalized implicature (in pragmatics)

generative grammar

generative phonology (in phonology or phonetics)

generic term

generic-specific lexical relation

genitive case

genre

gestural usage

given information

given versus new information

glide (in phonology or phonetics)

gloss

glotal (in phonology or phonetics)

glottal stop (in phonology or phonetics)

glottalic egressive (in phonology or phonetics)

glottalic ingressive (in phonology or phonetics)

glottalisation (in phonology or phonetics)

glottis (in phonology or phonetics)

goal as a semantic role

governing category transformational grammar

government transformational grammar

grammatical category

grammatical competence

grammatical relation

grammatical rule (in semantics)

grammatical tone (in phonology or phonetics)

Greek-letter variable (in phonology or phonetics)

grounding

H
habitual aspect

harmonics (in phonology or phonetics)

"have" contraction transformational grammar

head

head of a phrase

headedness transformational grammar

headword

heavy syllable (in phonology or phonetics)

hedged performative (in pragmatics)

Herz (in phonology or phonetics)

hesitation pause

hesternal past tense

heterosyllabic (in phonology or phonetics)

hierarchical lexical relation

hierarchical system (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

high considerateness style (in pragmatics)

high involvement style (in pragmatics)

hodiernal future tense

hodiernal past tense

homograph

homonym

homophone (in phonology or phonetics)

homophora

homorganic (in phonology or phonetics)

honorific (in pragmatics)

horizontal deixis

hortatory discourse

hortatory text

host

human class

hypercorrection

hyperbole

hyponym

hypothetical mood

I
iconic sign

identity of illocutionary forces

ideational function (in pragmatics)

ideophone

idiom

illative case

illocutionary act (in pragmatics)

illocutionary conditional

illocutionary connective

illocutionary consistency

illocutionary denegation

illocutionary force (in pragmatics)

illocutionary force indicating device IFID (in pragmatics)

illocutionary inconsistency

illocutionary point

illocutionary verb

illustrative sentence

image schema

immediacy

immediate constituent

immediate imperative mood

immediate past tense

imperative mood

imperfective aspect

impermissible mixed metaphor

impersonal verb

implication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics) & (in pragmatics)

implicational scale (in pragmatics)

implicational universal

implicature (in pragmatics)

implicit performative (in pragmatics)

implosive (in phonology or phonetics)

imprecative mood

inalienable noun

inalienable possession

inanimate class

inchoative aspect

inclusive alternative relation

inclusive first person deixis

inconsistency (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

indefinite concessive relation

indefinite pronoun

indefiniteness

independent predication or main predication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

indexical

indirect illocution

indirect object

indirect speech

indirect symmetry (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

individual-group lexical relation

inductive implication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

inessive case

inferable entity

inferior status

infield distinction

infinitive

infix

infixation

inflection

inflectional affix

inflectional category

informal language

information structure

informatively vacuous (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

informativeness principle

initiative time latency

insertion sequence (in phonology or phonetics)

instrument as a semantic role

instrumental case

instrumental motivation

integrative motivation

intended perlocutionary effect

intensifier

interdental

interjection

interlanguage

interlanguage pragmatics

intermediate form (in phonology or phonetics)

internal relation

internal relative clause

internalism (in semantics)

International Phonetic Alphabet (in phonology or phonetics)

interpersonal function (in pragmatics)

interpretation (in Sperber and Wilson 1987;1995's Relevance Theory) (Semantics)

interpretation relation

interpropositional relation

interrogative mood

interrogative pro-form

intimate social deixis

intonation (in phonology or phonetics)

intransitivity

intrusive "r" (in phonology or phonetics)

inverseness (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

inversion system (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

irony

irrealis modality

irregular verb

island transformational grammar according to Ross 1967

isogloss

isolating language

it cleft transformational grammar

iterative aspect

J
judgment modality

jussive mood

justification relation

K
kinetic distinction

L
"l" velarisation (in phonology or phonetics)

labial (in phonology or phonetics)

labial-velar (in phonology or phonetics)

labialization (in phonology or phonetics)

labio-dental (in phonology or phonetics)

language associate

language family

lapse

larynx

lateral (in phonology or phonetics)

lateral release (in phonology or phonetics)

lative case

larynx (in phonology or phonetics)

lax] (in [[phonology or phonetics)

learnability (in phonology or phonetics)

length

lenis consonant

lenition (in phonology or phonetics)

level of representation (in phonology or phonetics)

lexeme

lexical ambiguity

lexical category

lexical constituent transformational grammar

lexical database

lexical entry

lexical form

lexical item

lexical phonology (in phonology or phonetics)

lexical presupposition (in pragmatics)

lexical relation

lexical relation elicitation frame

lexical relation set

lexical relation with a scale structure

lexical relation with a set of pairs structure

lexical relation with a simple set structure

lexical relation with a tree structure

lexical semantics

lexical rule (in phonology or phonetics)

lexical tone

lexical unit

lexical variety

lexical verb

lexicon

light syllable

linear phonology (in phonology or phonetics)

lingua franca

linguistic repertoire

link schema

linking "r" (in phonology or phonetics)

linking verb or copular verb

liquid (in phonology or phonetics)

literal meaning in a lexical database

literal translation

litotes

local managment system

locative as a semantic role

locative case

locution

locutionary act (in pragmatics)

logical exclusion (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

logical implication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

logical inclusion (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

logical relation

logical synonym (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

logographic writing

M
main clause

major class feature (in phonology or phonetics)

major entry in a lexical database

manifestness (in Sperber and Wilson 1987;1995's Relevance Theory) (Semantics)

manner as a semantic role

manner implicature (in pragmatics)

manner of action or Aktionsart

manner of articulation (in phonology or phonetics)

manner of discourse

marker

marking clause

masculine gender

mass noun

matrix

matrix sentence

maxim

meaning

meaning and pragmatic function

meaningful (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

meaningless (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

means-purpose relation

means-result relation

measure as a semantic role

medial clause

medial cluster (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

mediopassive voice

meiosis

metalinguistic cluster (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

metaphor

metaphorical entailment

metathesis (in phonology or phonetics)

metonymy

metrical phonology

middle voice

mid-saggital (in phonology or phonetics)

minimal pair (in phonology or phonetics)

minor entry in a lexical database

"mirror image" notatinal convention (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

misplacement marker

mitigating device

mixed metaphor

mixed quantification

modality

mode

mode of achievement

moderate epistemic qualification

modification

modifier

monophthong (in phonology or phonetics)

monotone decreasing quantified noun phrase

monotone increasing quantified noun phrase

mood and modality

Moore's paradox (in semantics)

mora (in phonology or phonetics)

morph

morpheme

morpheme type

morphological process

morphological typology

morphology

morphophonemic rule

morphophonemics

morphosyntactic operation

motivation relation

move

multiplicative numeral

N
narrative discourse

narrative text

nasal release (in phonology or phonetics)

nasalization (in phonology or phonetics)

nasalized vowel (in phonology or phonetics)

nativization

natural class (in phonology or phonetics)

naturalness (in phonology or phonetics)

near minimal pair (in phonology or phonetics)

necessity

negation

negative conditional relation

negative face

negative formator (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

negative politeness (in pragmatics)

negative politeness strategy (in pragmatics)

negative purpose relation

negation raising (transformational rule]] (in semantics)

neuter gender

neutralization (in phonology or phonetics)

new information

new metaphor

newsmark

next turn repair initiator

node (in phonology or phonetics)

node relation transformational grammar

nominal

nominal clause

nominalization

nominative case

nonconventional implicature (in pragmatics)

nonconversational implicature (in pragmatics)

nondefective illocutionary act (in pragmatics)

nonextendedness

non-factive presupposition (in pragmatics)

nonfinite clause

nonfinite verb

nonfuture tense

non-linear phonology (in phonology or phonetics)

nonpast tense

nonrecent past tense

nonremote past tense

nonrestrictive relative clause

nonspecificity

nonvisual evidential

notional

not-yet tense

noun

noun adjunct

noun class

noun phrase

nuclear syllable

nucleus (in phonology or phonetics)

number

numeral

O
object

object complement

obligative mood

oblique object

obliterative overlap

obstruent (in phonology or phonetics)

obviative person deixis

offglide

offprint

off record

on record

oh-receipt

one-place predication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

onomatopoeia

onset (in phonology or phonetics)

ontological metaphor

open approximation (in phonology or phonetics)

open class

open presupposed proposition

open syllable (in phonology or phonetics)

opposite lexical relation

optative mood

oral (in phonology or phonetics)

oral tract (in phonology or phonetics)

ordering system (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

ordinal numeral

ordinary pronoun or personal pronoun

orientational metaphor

orthography

other-initiated repair

other-repair

out-of-field distinction

overall organization

overlap

oxymoron

P
palatal (in phonology or phonetics)

palato-alveolar (in phonology or phonetics)

parable

paradigm

paradigmatic lexical relation

paradox

paralipsis

paraphrase (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

parataxis

parentheses (in phonology or phonetics)

parenthesis relation

paronomasia

participant role

participle

particle

particularized implicature (in pragmatics)

partitive case

partitive numeral

part-whole schema

passing turn

passive articulator (in phonology or phonetics)

passive voice

past perfect tense

past tense

path

path schema

patient as a semantic role

pattern congruity (in phonology or phonetics)

perfect

perfect of persistent situation

perfect of recent past

perfect of result

perfective aspect

performance (in phonology or phonetics) (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

performative

performative hypothesis (in pragmatics)

performative verb (in pragmatics)

perlocutionary act (in pragmatics)

perlocutionary failure

perlocutionary verb

permissible mixed metaphor

permissive mood

person deixis (in pragmatics)

personal pronoun

personification

pesky little particle

pharyngeal (in phonology or phonetics)

phone (in phonology or phonetics)

phoneme (in phonology or phonetics)

phonetically similar segment (in phonology or phonetics)

phonetic form (in phonology or phonetics)

phonetic similarity (in phonology or phonetics)

phonetics (in phonology or phonetics)

phonological component (in phonology or phonetics)

phonological derivation (in phonology or phonetics)

phonological hierarchy (in phonology or phonetics)

phonological rule (in phonology or phonetics)

phonological symmetry (in phonology or phonetics)

phonological structure (in phonology or phonetics)

phonological universal (in phonology or phonetics)

phonology (in phonology or phonetics)

phonotactics (in phonology or phonetics)

phonotactic constraints (in phonology or phonetics)

phrasal constituent transformational grammar

phrasal verb

phrase

phrase-structure rule

pitch (in phonology or phonetics)

pictogram

pidgin

pitch

place deixis

place of articulation (in phonology or phonetics)

plausibility (in phonology or phonetics)

pleonasm (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

plosive (in phonology or phonetics)

plural formation

plural number

polar system (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

polarity

politeness (in pragmatics)

polysemy

polysynthetic language

portmanteau morph

position

positive face (in pragmatics)

positive politeness (in pragmatics)

positive politeness strategy

possessive noun

possessive pronoun

possessor

possibility

post-hodiernal future tense

post-lexical rule (in phonology or phonetics)

postposition

postpositional phrase

post-sequence

potential implicature (in pragmatics)

potential presupposition (in pragmatics)

pragmatic accent (in pragmatics)

pragmatic connection (in pragmatics)

pragmatics (in pragmatics)

preannouncement (in pragmatics)

prearrangement

precategorial class

precative mood

preclosing

predicate

predicate adjective

predicate noun

predication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

predicator

predictable information

predictive future tense

preface

preference structure (in pragmatics)

preferred second part (in pragmatics)

prefix

prefixation

prehesternal past tense

prehodiernal past tense

preinvitation (in pragmatics)

premodal

prenasalization

preparatory condition (in pragmatics)

preposition

prepositional phrase

prerequest (in pragmatics)

present tense

presequence

prespan-end relation

Presumption of Optimal Relevance (in Sperber and Wilson 1987;1995's Relevance Theory) (Semantics)

presupposition (in pragmatics)

presupposition denial (in pragmatics)

presupposition suspension (in pragmatics)

presupposition trigger (in pragmatics)

preterit

previousness relation

primary performative (in pragmatics)

primary sense

principal predication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

Principle of Relevance (in Sperber and Wilson 1987;1995's Relevance Theory) (Semantics)

pro-adjective

pro-adverb

procedural discourse

procedural text

process (in phonology or phonetics)

process naturalness (in phonology or phonetics)

proclitic

productive affix

pro-form

progressive aspect

prohibitive mood

projection problem (in pragmatics)

prolative case

pronominal

pronoun

propagation medium (in phonology or phonetics)

proper noun

proportional relation

proposition

propositional act

propositional content condition

prosody

prospective

prototype

pro-verb

proximal (in pragmatics)

proximal-distal dimension (in pragmatics)

proximate person deixis

pseudo-cleft sentence

psychological distance

pulmonic eggresive (in phonology or phonetics)

pun

pure indexical expresion (in semantics)

Q
quality implicature (in pragmatics)

quantification (in semantics)

quantificational adverb (in semantics)

quantificational dynamic logic (in semantics)

quantified intensional logic (in semantics)

quantifier

quantifier raising (transformational rule) (in semantics)

quantity implicature (in pragmatics)

question

quotative evidential

R
range as a semantic role

range of reference (in pragmatics)

rank

rank lexical relation

rank-shifted predication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

ratified participant

realis modality

reason-result relation

receiving time

recent past tense

recipient

reciprocal pronoun

reciprocal system (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

reciprocal verb (in semantics)

reciprocity (in semantics)

recursion theory

recursive

reductionism (in semantics)

redundancy

redundancy rule (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

reduplication (in phonology or phonetics)

reference (in pragmatics)

reference clause

reference fixing (in semantics)

reference grammar

referential index (in semantics)

referential use (in pragmatics)

referent (in pragmatics)

referring expression

referent honorific

referential realm

referring expression

reflex

reflexive pronoun

reflexive verb

reformulation

register

regulative rule (semantics)

rejection finalizer

relation (in pragmatics)

relational proposition

relational social deixis

relative adverb

relative clause

relative future tense

relative nonfuture tense

relative nonpast tense

relative past tense

relative present tense

relative pronoun

relative system (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

relative tense

relativizer

relator

relevance implicature

relevance theory (in Sperber and Wilson 1987;1995's Relevance Theory) (Semantics) (in semantics)

remote future tense

remote past tense

repair

repartee discourse

repertoire

representational sign

representative (in pragmatics)

restatement relation

restraint removal schema

restrictive relative clause

result

retroflex (in phonology or phonetics)

reverential form

rhetorical question

rhotacized vowel

rhotic rhoticisation (in phonology or phonetics)

rhoticised vowel (in phonology or phonetics)

rhyme (in phonology or phonetics)

right node raising (transformational rule) (in semantics)

right recursive (in semantics)

right totality (in semantics)

rime

root

rounding (in phonology or phonetics)

rules of expresion (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

rule of synonym (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

rule of transference (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

rule ordering (in phonology or phonetics)

S
saggital section (in phonology or phonetics)

salient information

same subject marker

satisfaction (illocutionary act) (in semantics)

scalar implicature (in pragmatics)

scalar property lexical relation

scale schema

schema (in pragmatics)

schwa (in phonology or phonetics)

script (in pragmatics)

second part (in pragmatics)

second person deixis

secondary articulation

secondary sense

segment

self-initiated repair

self-repair

semantic atomism (in semantics)

semantic component

semantic feature (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

semantic grounding (in semantics)

semantic holism (in semantics)

semantic innocence (in semantics)

semantic marker (in semantics)

semantic redundancy (in semantics)

semantic role

semantic theory (in semantics)

semantic valency transformational grammar

semantics

semi lattice (in semantics)

semifactive verb (in semantics)

semivowel (in phonology or phonetics)

sense

sense group

sense type

sensory evidential

sentence

sentence adverb

sentence elicitation frame

sentence fragment transformational grammar

sentential complementation

separable affix

sequence

sequential relation

serial verb construction

setting information

shortening (in semantics)

sibilant (in phonology or phonetics)

sign

sign language

silence

similar pair

similarity relation

simile

simple sentence

simulfix

simultaneous relation

sincerity condition (in pragmatics)

singular number

singulative

situational elicitation frame

situationally evoked entity

slang

sluicing (transformational rule) (in semantics)

social deixis (in pragmatics)

social dialect

social meaning

solidarity (in pragmatics)

solutionhood relation

sonorant (in phonology or phonetics)

sonority scale

source as a participant role

source as a semantic role

source domain

spatial deixis (in pragmatics)

speaker

specialized figurative text

specification relation

specificity

spectrogram (in phonology or phonetics)

spectrograph (in phonology or phonetics)

speculative mood

speech act (in pragmatics)

speech event (in pragmatics)

spoonerism (in phonology or phonetics)

spreading (in phonology or phonetics)

standard implicature (in pragmatics)

standard variety

state of the glottis (in phonology or phonetics)

statement

stative verb

status

stem

stem modification

still tense

stop (in phonology or phonetics)

strength of illocutionary point

strength of sincerity conditions (in pragmatics)

stress (in phonology or phonetics)

stricture (in phonology or phonetics)

strong epistemic qualification

structural analysis (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

structural metaphor

structural presupposition (in pragmatics)

structure building rule (in phonology or phonetics)

stylistics (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

subcategorization

subentry in a lexical database

subgroup

subject

subject complement

subject movement transformational grammar

subject raising transformational grammar

subject-aux inversion transformational grammar

subjunctive mood

subordinate clause

subordinating conjunction

subordination

subscript (in phonology or phonetics)

substance metaphor

substantive

substantive rule of synonym (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

subtraction

success of fit

suffix

suffixation

summary relation

summons-answer sequence

superessive case

superior status

superscript (in phonology or phonetics)

supplemental information in a definition

suppletion (in phonology or phonetics)

suprafix

suprasegmental

surface form (in phonology or phonetics)

surface structure

switch reference

switching pause

syllabic consonant

syllabic writing

syllabification

syllable (in phonology or phonetics)

syllable structure (in phonology or phonetics)

syllable weight (in phonology or phonetics)

syllepsis

symbolic usage

syncategorematic rule (in semantics)

synchrony

synecdoche

synonym lexical relation

synonymous

syntactic category

syntacti constituenthood transformational grammar

syntactic function

syntactic movement transformational grammar

syntagmatic lexical relation

syntax

synthetic assertion (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

system (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

T
"t" to "r" rule (in phonology or phonetics)

tag question

tag statement

tap (in phonology or phonetics)

target

target domain

tautosyllabic (in phonology or phonetics)

tautology (in pragmatics)

taxonomic system (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

temporal deixis (in pragmatics)

temporal relation

tense (in phonology or phonetics)

terminal cluster

text

text genre

textual function (in pragmatics)

textually evoked entity

thematic role transformational grammar

theme

thesaurus category

third person deixis

third turn repair

tier (in phonology or phonetics)

time as a semantic role

time deixis

timing slot (in phonology or phonetics)

token-reflexive deixis

tone

topic

trachea (in phonology or phonetics)

transcription

transformation

transition (in phonology or phonetics)

transition Relevance Place TRP (in pragmatics)

transitive verb

transitivity

translational equivalence

translative case

transverse

trial number

trill (in phonology or phonetics)

trisyllabic shortening (in phonology or phonetics)

trope

try-marker

turn (in pragmatics)

turn location

turn-taking (in pragmatics)

T/V distinction (in pragmatics)

twin-pan balance schema

two-place predication (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

typology

U
ultimate constituent

unbound root

unbound stem

unbounded deixis

underlying form (in phonology or phonetics)

underlying representation (in phonology or phonetics)

underspecification (in phonology or phonetics)

universal

universal quantifier (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

universal tendency

universally construed (in G. N. Leech's Semantics)

unproductive affix

unratified participant

unreleased (in phonology or phonetics)

unused entity

upgrade

usage type

utterance

utterance act

uvular (in phonology or phonetics)

V
valency

variable (in phonology or phonetics)

variety

velar (in phonology or phonetics)

velar softening (in phonology or phonetics)

velaric ingressive (in phonology or phonetics)

velum (in phonology or phonetics)

verb (Linguistics)

verb phrase

verb raising transformational grammar

verbal adjective

verbal noun

verbal particle

vertical deixis

verticality schema

visual evidential

vocal cord (in phonology or phonetics)

vocal tract (in phonology or phonetics)

vocative case

vocoid

voice (in phonology or phonetics)

voice bar (in phonology or phonetics)

voice onset time VOT (in phonology or phonetics)

voiceless vowel (in phonology or phonetics)

voicing (in phonology or phonetics)

volitive modality

vowel (in phonology or phonetics)

vowel backness (in phonology or phonetics)

vowel doubling

vowel harmony (in phonology or phonetics)

vowel height (in phonology or phonetics)

vowel length (in phonology or phonetics)

vowel modification (in phonology or phonetics)

vowel reduction (in phonology or phonetics)

vowel shift (in phonology or phonetics)

VP deletion (in semantics)

W
wave (in phonology or phonetics)

wave form (in phonology or phonetics)

weak epistemic qualification

wh-movement

whole presupposed proposition

whole-part lexical relation

wh-question

word

X
X' schema transformational grammar

Y
yes-no question

Z
zero

zero affix

zero anaphora (in pragmatics)

zero morph


text: kockák

title: kockák


text: N. Zealand

title: N. Zealand


text: jégkockák

title: jégkockák


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N. Zealander

Noun

 * 1) New Zealander

title: N. Zealander


text: N. Zealanders

title: N. Zealanders


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Alander

Proper noun

 * 1) A mountain in the south Taconic Mountains in Massachusetts.

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) A person from Aland.

Translations

 * Dutch: ,
 * Finnish:
 * Portuguese: alandês, alandesa
 * Swedish:

title: Alander


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Tahoe

Etymology
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title: Tahoe


text: putbacks

title: putbacks


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tabaret

Noun

 * 1) A strong fabric consisting of stripes of silk and satin.

title: tabaret


text: tabouleh

title: tabouleh


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vysnít

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to dream something up

title: vysnít


text: attunements

title: attunements


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tabefaction

Noun

 * 1)  A gradual loss of flesh due to disease.

title: tabefaction


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tabernacled

Adjective

 * 1) Containing, or having, a tabernacle.

title: tabernacled


text: tabouli

title: tabouli


text: tabour

title: tabour


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putback

Noun

 * 1)  A move in which a player scores a basket immediately after securing an offensive rebound

title: putback


text: tabours

title: tabours


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tabularly

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) tabulated, in a tabular fashion, in tabular form, in tables.

title: tabularly


text: tacheometer

title: tacheometer


text: tacheometers

title: tacheometers


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blindsight

Etymology
. Coined in a 1974 paper in the Lancet by Sanders et al.

Noun

 * 1) The responsivity shown by some blind or partially blind people to visual stimuli of which they are not consciously aware.

title: blindsight


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dream up

Verb

 * 1) To have an imaginative, unusual or foolish idea, to invent something unreal.

Translations

 * Czech: vysnít si
 * Finnish:, luoda tyhjästä
 * French: ,
 * Galician:, ,
 * German:, sich ausmalen, sich ausdenken, zusammenspinnen
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: finne på
 * Polish: ,
 * Russian: ,

title: dream up