text:
enough is as good as a feast

Proverb

 * 1) Just the right amount is as good as more than enough: there is no value in excess.

Translations

 * Finnish: kohtuus kaikessa
 * French: il ne faut pas abuser des bonnes choses
 * Hebrew:
 * Korean: 지나친 것-은 잔치나 다름-없다
 * Latin: ne quid nimis
 * Malay:
 * Jawi: کسدرهاناءن لبيه باءيق درڤد برلبيهن, اصل اد, کچيل ڤون ڤد
 * Rumi: kesederhanaan lebih baik daripada berlebihan, asal ada, kecil pun pada
 * Swedish:

title: enough is as good as a feast


text:
huszonkettő

Numeral

 * 1)  twenty-two

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

title: huszonkettő


text:
huszonhárom

Numeral

 * 1)  twenty-three

title: huszonhárom


text: gamest

title: gamest


text:
Talk:proprietary

Computing Science definition, and proprietary lake
Adjective 4 - 'proprietary lake, in English seems to be definitely slightly wrong. To say you had a proprietary lake would imply that you own a particular type of lake - and have rights over every lake of that type. In English until recently the word was largely seen as legalese and obsolete, and only came back into common usage through computing terminology.

Here is my Computer Science definition. Proprietary generally means a custom format (idea, device, protocol, solution, algorithm) that is restricted in use and usually closed box and usually restricted to one manufacturer. Proprietary formats are often secret and highly secretive, and they are often only protected by keeping their secrets secure. Examples of modern proprietary format systems - the Sony P.S.P. handheld console, The Microsoft Windows XP operating system, ?. The obverse of 'proprietary' is 'generic' or open source. Antonyms might include 'closed source', 'black box', ?. - Robert Lucien 86.133.44.134 00:00, 8 May 2008 (UTC) (sorry I have no acc here, I am lucien86 on Wikipedia)

 * How is this not covered by the more general senses given? Conrad.Irwin 00:01, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

 * It probably is more or less, but the word and its modern usage is definitely specific to computing as well. Even if it was only invented (taken) as a cool sounding marketing term.
 * My real interest is in its use in lake. ?
 * - Robert Lucien 86.133.44.134 00:13, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

 * It's not specific to computers, I'll find a few more cites and put the on the Citations page. It is certainly true that on the internet people mainly refer to computers - but that's 'cos it's the internet. I've already added one cite showing this being used as "privately owned". Conrad.Irwin 00:36, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:proprietary


text:
huszonnégy

Numeral

 * 1)  twenty-four

title: huszonnégy


text:
Eutychian

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to Eutyches, to Eutychianism, or to Eutychians.

Noun

 * 1) One who believes in Eutychianism.

title: Eutychian


text:
huszonöt

Numeral

 * 1)  twenty-five

title: huszonöt


text:
User talk:Meesal

Why did you break WT:EDH? Conrad.Irwin 00:18, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:Meesal


text:
autocritical

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Critical of oneself, or of one's work or behaviour.

Synonyms

 * reflective
 * self-critical

title: autocritical


text:
splendeo

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and also 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to shine, glitter, gleam, glisten; to be bright
 * 2)  to be bright, distinguished or illustrious
 * 1)  to be bright, distinguished or illustrious

title: splendeo


text: Citations:proprietary

title: Citations:proprietary


text:
splendens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shining, glittering, gleaming, glistening, bright, brilliant
 * 2)  being bright; illustrious, distinguished, bright

title: splendens


text:
Talk:못하다

Administrative violence or personal attack?
Atelaes deleted the following commentary from under the section Homophones without any prior discussion. This is hopelessly nasty, isn't it? Notes on orthoepy vs. orthography
 * The /th/ of the Revised Romanization (RR) mothada of this page name 못하다 may more often than not be mistaken as such of mother, that or thank.

 * The conjugation "못타요" as given below is derived from 못 and 타다. The RR normally transliterates it to mottayo from mot and tada, which also confusingly stands for the nonsensical "모따요". It should be hyphenated as mot-tayo to avoid such orthoepic confusions, while degenerating into awkward orthography.

 * Furthermore, the Phonetic hangul "모ː타" as given above may be mistaken for a common corruption "모타" of 모터 (moteo, "motor"). Hence, the Phonetic hangul "마른 모타요" (mar-eun motayo) may be mistaken as: "The horse is a motor!" or "What a slim motor!" Orthoepy or phonocentrism ignoring orthography is likely to suffer from lots of bad semantics.

 * Note also that the RR would rather shy away from long vowels, as of 못, though it is strongly oriented to orthoepy at the cost of orthography. Such vowels, however, should be taken as seriously as English accents.

 * Wiktionary may not yet be well prepared for the Roman orthography of Korean par excellence. Perhaps this cannot be realized with the existing Romanization systems, and thus should be newly created. Such is not an original research in science but system design or technology that has shaped Wikipedia and Wiktionary up to date.

 * The last paragraph may be put into Korean as follows:

 * 윅셔너리는 한국어의 바른 로마자화를 아주 잘하기는 아직 미흡할 것이다. 아마 이런 것은 알려진 로마자화 시스템으로는 이루어 지지 못하므로, 새로 만들지 않으면 안된다. 이런 것은 과학에서의 오리지널 리서치가 아니라 오늘날의 위키피디아와 윅셔너리를 만들어 온 시스템 디자인 곧 기술이다.  (wiksyeoneori-nun hangug-eo-ui bareun romajahwa-reul aju jal hagi-nun ajik miheup-hal geos-ida. ama ireon geos-eun allyeojin romajahwa siseutem-euro-neun irueo jiji mot-hameuro, saero mandeulji anh-eumyeon andoenda. ireon geos-eun gwahag-eseo-ui orijineol riseochi-ga anira oneullal-ui wikipidia-wa wiksyeoneori-reul mandeur-eo on siseutem dijain got gisur-ida.)

 --KYPark 00:40, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

 * The information above talks about the entry as though it is from the outside - this is the wrong tone of voice for a dictionary which should only describe the words. It is also a bit long and lengthy and doesn't make its point clearly and succinctly which is what dictionaries are all about. I feel the talk page is the right place for the commentary as it stands. Conrad.Irwin 00:48, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

 * Conrad summed up my motivation rather succinctly. I feel very strongly that such commentary does not belong within the entry (but is acceptable on the talk page).  Also, you may want to post this on the WT:BP if you hope to get much more of a response.  I doubt many people will see it here.  -Atelaes λάλει ἐμοί 01:00, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

 * Both of you should have talked like this prior to Atelaes' complete deletion. The length, clarity, relevance, "tone," or whatever may be more or less debatable. The "wrong tone of voice" could be counter-edited to the right tone, namely through edit wars. But few readers would agree that my commentary is wholly irrelevant and worth such rubbish as to be entirely deleted without prior discussion, advice, or counter-edit. I am quite upset by such a nasty way of treating me as an editor who has tried to contribute as much as I could. (Atelaes may duly excuse himself or apologize for this.) Yesterday I spent practically the whole day aiming for more and more improvements of that commentary and the other contents, willing to make a preciser and conciser point, as shown by such frequent edits.

 * In this regard, I talked cats and dogs last year with a few admins, including Stephen and perhaps you Atelaes. As a result in my favor, I guess, the so-called "RR Transliteration" provision was reflected on the Wikt policy and the "ko-pron" template. My point is that all the existing Romanizations of Korean is highly problematic not only from orthographic but also even orthoepic perspective. The Wikt readers should know that anyway! So I will further speak up to show up here and perhaps elsewhere. Someday I may post this question on the WT:BP as Atelaes sugguests. By the way, Conrad, what do you mean by "as though it is from the outside?" --KYPark 05:18, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

mothada

 * For Hangul 못하다 "cannot do"

This RR conforms to the Wikt policy. Nevertheless some readers may mistake its /th/ for English /th/ as of moth and/or mother, especially when the Pronunciation section is missing, as was the case prior to my edits. I am blaming no previous one for this. But readers should know how such information could possibly mislead them.

A reasonable alternative is mot-hada. Yet, it should be taken into account that the primary motivation for Romanization lies in proper names, which people may well like to do with few or no hyphen. Such would be moreover the case when the Roman orthography is intended besides Hangul. --KYPark 08:39, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

mottayo

 * For Hangul 못타요 "cannot ride"

Readers may well mistake the /tt/ of this RR for /ㄸ/, or perhaps be puzzled by the difference between this RR and motayo for the phontic hangul "모타요". A shift may be mot-tayo. --KYPark 08:39, 8 May 2008 (UTC)
 * It should be 못 타요, mot tayo. You need a space between the negative adverb and the verb. — T AKASUGI Shinji (talk) 12:20, 22 July 2014 (UTC)

motgayo

 * For Hangul 못가요 "cannot go"

Readers may be puzzled by the difference between this RR and mokkayo for the phonetic hangul "모까요". Orthography is one hare; orthoepy is another. Such are the orthographic or canonical Hangul and orthoepic or phonetic Hangul. Accordingly, such should be the orthographic and orthoepic Roman transcriptions or transliterations of Korean. Then, the current Wiktionary policy of Romanization of Korean attempting to adapt the orthographic Hangul to the effect of the orthoepic Hangul exactly looks like chasing the two hares. Such a policy is inherently self-contradictory and all inconsistency. Simplicity and clarity are what the dictionary is all about!

In a nutshell, motgayo does relate to orthography, while mokkayo to orthoepy, from which readers may learn an additional lesson that the voiced /g/ and the like becomes voiceless after /t/ or the like, as is the case with motgayo. This is exactly the principle underlying the orthographic Hangul that appears to violate orthoepy so often. In conclusion, Wiktionary would better have two Roman transliterations: one for the orthographic and another for the orthoepic or phonetic Hangul. --KYPark 08:39, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

Every language using the Roman alphabet is proud of its own way of pronouncing it. Thus, /j/ for example sounds different in English and German. Such should be the Roman alphabet for Korean. And foreigners interested in Korean should learn the Korean way of pronunciation, however eccentric it may sound. It would be an additional virtue to make it less eccentric. In this regard, the RR motgayo in its own right would be good enough to be pronounced like mokkayo for the phonetic hangul. It is from this perspective that even the so-called "RR transliteration" mosgayo exactly matching with Hangul could be superior to motgayo which is still far from the orthoepic mokkayo. The "middle way" or "third way" like motgayo may not always be the best, if not the worst. --KYPark 11:51, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:못하다


text: parabolas

title: parabolas


text:
parabole

Etymology
From, from. See.

Noun

 * 1)  similitude; comparison

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  parabola
 * 2) dish antenna

Etymology 2
, borrowed from, from. , which was inherited.

Noun

 * 1)  parable

Etymology
Borrowed from, from. Compare.

Noun

 * 1) parable

title: parabole


text:
देग्धि

Etymology
From, from , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to anoint, smear, plaster, besmear
 * 2) to increase, accumulate

title: देग्धि


text:
Öffnungen

Noun

 * 1)  "opening"

title: Öffnungen


text:
Alchimisten

Noun

 * 1)  "alchemist"

title: Alchimisten


text:
bulllike

Etymology
Relatively recent (late 20th century) spelling of bull-like.

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a bull.

Translations

 * Dutch:

Adverb

 * 1) In a manner similar to a bull.

title: bulllike


text: pallbearers

title: pallbearers


text: paperboys

title: paperboys


text: big Os

title: big Os


text: parallelograms

title: parallelograms


text: paunches

title: paunches


text: peahens

title: peahens


text: pecans

title: pecans


text: patrolmen

title: patrolmen


text: pedicures

title: pedicures


text: pestilences

title: pestilences


text:
ऋक्ष

Etymology 1
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a bear
 * 2) a species of ape
 * 3)  (syn. )
 * 1)  (syn. )

Descendants

 * Dardic:

Etymology 2
Unknown. Probably a hypercorrection of (sense 1: not covered (by hair)).

Adjective

 * 1) bald, bare

Etymology 3
Probably from the root

Adjective

 * 1) hurting, pernicious

Noun

 * 1) star, constellation, lunar mansion

Noun

 * 1) the twelfth part of the ecliptic
 * 2) the particular star under which a person happens to be born

Adjective

 * 1) cut, pierced

title: ऋक्ष


text:
आगस्

Etymology
From, from , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (whence 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) transgression, offence, injury, sin, fault

title: आगस्


text: Category:hi:Furniture

title: Category:hi:Furniture


text:
पलंग

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bed, cot

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bed, bedstead

title: पलंग


text:
द्राक्षा

Etymology
Of unclear origin.

Due to similar forms denoting various berry-type fruits found in various Indo-European branches, the word is traditionally derived from, from , from , from. Said similar words include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬; compare also the forms 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, which seem to be from a preform.

However, Mayrhofer notes that the variance of the word's secondary forms in Indo-Aryan, like and, as well as the word's lack of attestation in Vedic texts, suggest a borrowing from some foreign source rather than inheritance from Indo-Aryan. The exact language of borrowing is unclear, possibly Iranian, Greek, or some unknown language of Asia Minor. In this case, the word may be a Wanderwort, spreading to some or all of the supposed cognates via contact rather than inheritance (or the word was inherited in some branches but not Indo-Iranian, where it was borrowed instead).

An alternative theory by Oberlies takes the word as a re-Sanskritization of a hypothetical Middle Indic, itself from. This proposal is formally and semantically unconvincing, and has not been elaborated on further.

Noun

 * 1) grape, vine

Descendants

 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)
 * (dākha)

title: द्राक्षा


text: Category:Luganda nouns

title: Category:Luganda nouns


text: Category:Maléku Jaíka language

title: Category:Maléku Jaíka language


text:
P-wave

Alternative forms

 * P wave

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  A longitudinal compressional wave produced by an earthquake.

Synonyms

 * seismic wave

title: P-wave


text: Category:Maléku Jaíka nouns

title: Category:Maléku Jaíka nouns


text: Category:Luganda adjectives

title: Category:Luganda adjectives


text:
अश्रि

Etymology
From, from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) the sharp side of anything, corner, angle (of a room or house), edge (of a sword)

title: अश्रि


text:
ἄγος

Etymology
. Most commonly explained as from, from , with cognates such as 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬) (i.e. Beekes, Pokorny). However, Chantraine prefers a relation to, in which case cognate to 🇨🇬 with unexplained initial deaspiration.

Noun

 * 1) awe, reverence, dread
 * 2) curse, pollution, guilt
 * 3) abomination
 * 4) expiatory sacrifice

title: ἄγος


text: Category:Japanese surnames

title: Category:Japanese surnames


text:
Talk:recompence

john milton invented this word and spelled it as so(line 47 book 4 paradise lost). therefor I don't think this is a misspelling.

Might be British variant, BTW, I don't think that John Milton invented this word, I think it way precedes him.--Rosswood40 08:18, 14 November 2009 (UTC)

 * I've added the etymology. Maybe Milton meant a pun on pence:. Did he display much humor in his works? DCDuring TALK 21:22, 15 November 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:recompence


text: exululare

title: exululare


text: cíhuì

title: cíhuì


text:
User talk:Callmarcus~enwiktionary

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dago
Please do not alter entries simply to favor one geographic region over another. This is an international project and covers English as spoken worldwide. --EncycloPetey 04:00, 8 May 2008 (UTC)

No Redirects
Hi, Wiktionary does not use redirects to differentiate between spellings. Use or  instead (see pronounciation). Conrad.Irwin 00:40, 28 May 2008 (UTC)

Campari
To be categorized in Category:it:Alcoholic beverages, this will need a section as an Italian word. All categories containing it: are for Italian words only, not simply words associated with Italy in some way. The entry for Campari currently has only an English section. --EncycloPetey 01:51, 1 December 2008 (UTC)

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title: User talk:Callmarcus~enwiktionary


text:
silver lining

Etymology
Originating in 's poem “”; see 1634 quotation. The proverb is an allusion to the relevant passage.

Noun

 * 1)  A good aspect of a mostly bad event.

Synonyms

 * bright side

Related terms

 * every cloud has a silver lining
 * every silver lining has a cloud

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Cornish: amal arghans
 * Czech: světlá stránka, paprsek naděje,
 * Finnish: hopeareunus
 * Galician: lado bo
 * German:, , , gute Seite
 * Hungarian: jó oldala
 * Italian: risvolto positivo
 * Polish: światełko w tunelu
 * Portuguese: lado bom
 * Romanian: parte bună, aspect pozitiv
 * Russian: луч наде́жды, хорошая новость
 * Spanish: lado positivo
 * Swedish: ljuspunkt,
 * Thai: ฟ้าหลังฝน

 * Korean:

title: silver lining


text:
ammattislangi

Noun

 * 1) argot, jargon, vernacular specialized vocabulary and terminology of a certain field or profession

title: ammattislangi


text:
Prosa

Noun

 * 1) prose

title: Prosa


text:
prosaisch

Adjective

 * 1) prosaic

title: prosaisch


text:
Dingsbums

Noun

 * 1)  thingy, thingie, thingamajig, thingamabob something whose name one cannot recall
 * 2)  whosit, whatshisname a person whose name one cannot recall
 * 1)  whosit, whatshisname a person whose name one cannot recall

title: Dingsbums


text:
erreichen

Verb

 * 1) to reach, to catch, to accomplish

title: erreichen


text:
Hirnhaut

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) meninges

title: Hirnhaut


text:
User:Bigfordyford

'''

Bandwagon Fanacity
'''

Bandwagon Fanacity,- Similar to "Bandwagon Fan" or the "Fairweather Fan", is the study of people who claim to be a fan of the team in question, yet know very little of the team. Unlike the Bandwagon Fan, these individuals dont join a fanbase for the success, they claim to be a fan their entire lives.

title: User:Bigfordyford


text:
nära skjuter ingen hare

Proverb

 * 1) close, but no cigar

title: nära skjuter ingen hare


text:
Hirnhautentzündung

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) meningitis

title: Hirnhautentzündung


text:
Entzündung

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  inflammation

title: Entzündung


text:
entzünden

Verb

 * 1)  to ignite, to inflame
 * 2)  to ignite, to inflame
 * 3)  to inflame

title: entzünden


text: confirmands

title: confirmands


text:
悪女

Noun

 * 1) a bad-natured woman
 * 2) an ugly woman

title: 悪女


text: Category:Irish palindromes

title: Category:Irish palindromes


text:
gadana

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) Katana.

title: gadana


text:
ໜອງ

Etymology 1
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) lake, pond
 * 2) swamp, bog, marsh

Etymology 2
From, from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) pus

title: ໜອງ


text:
fibrate

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a class of amphipathic drugs that affect lipid metabolism

title: fibrate


text:
flaxseed

Alternative forms

 * flax seed

Noun

 * 1) The seed of the flax plant; a source of linseed oil.

Synonyms

 * linseed

Derived terms

 * flaxseed oil

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Moroccan Arabic: زريعة الكتان
 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 亞麻籽
 * Mandarin: 亞麻籽
 * Czech: lněné semínko
 * Finnish: pellavansiemen
 * French: graine de lin,
 * Galician: liñaza
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Icelandic:
 * Irish: ros, ros lín
 * Italian: seme di lino
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: linfrø
 * Polish:
 * Russian: льняно́е се́мя
 * Spanish: lina,
 * Swedish:

title: flaxseed


text:
gadoleic

Etymology
- but see Gadus and oleic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to gadoleic acid or its derivatives

title: gadoleic


text:
gadoleic acid

Noun

 * 1)  The unsaturated fatty acid cis-icos-9-enoic acid related to oleic acid but having 20 carbon atoms; it is found in fish and vegetable oils

title: gadoleic acid


text:
glucagon

Etymology
From, present participle of.

Alternatively, possibly.

Noun

 * 1)  A peptide hormone, produced by the pancreas, that opposes the action of insulin by stimulating the production of sugar

Derived terms

 * enteroglucagon
 * glucagonlike
 * glucagonoma
 * glucagonotropic
 * preproglucagon
 * proglucagon

Translations

 * Catalan: glucagó
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 胰高血糖素, 升糖素
 * French:
 * Galician: glicagón
 * German: Glucagon
 * Kazakh: глюкагон
 * Korean: 글루카곤
 * Kyrgyz: глюкагон
 * Portuguese:, glucagão
 * Spanish:

title: glucagon


text:
glyceridic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to glycerol or glycerides.

title: glyceridic


text:
glycerolipid

Noun

 * 1)  Any lipid based on glycerol

title: glycerolipid


text: bepelts

title: bepelts


text: bepelting

title: bepelting


text: bepelted

title: bepelted


text: bepinches

title: bepinches


text: bepinching

title: bepinching


text: bepinched

title: bepinched


text: bepommels

title: bepommels


text: bepommelling

title: bepommelling


text: bepommelled

title: bepommelled


text: bespeckles

title: bespeckles


text: bespeckling

title: bespeckling


text: bespeckled

title: bespeckled


text:
beveling

Alternative forms

 * bevelling

title: beveling


text: bibbles

title: bibbles


text: bibbling

title: bibbling


text: bibbled

title: bibbled


text: biodegrades

title: biodegrades


text: biodegrading

title: biodegrading


text:
birching

Noun

 * 1) A beating with a birch.

title: birching


text: birched

title: birched


text: blandishes

title: blandishes


text:
blandishing

Adjective

 * 1) Tending to charm and flatter;  smooth and flattering, especially when disingenuous.

title: blandishing


text: blandished

title: blandished


text: blarneys

title: blarneys


text: blarneying

title: blarneying


text:
riabbracciare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to hug again, to embrace again
 * 2)  to see again

title: riabbracciare


text: blarneyed

title: blarneyed


text:
riabbracciarsi

Verb

 * 1) to meet again, to see again

title: riabbracciarsi


text: bleches

title: bleches


text: blithers

title: blithers


text: blithered

title: blithered


text:
riabituare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to accustom again

title: riabituare


text:
ore body

Noun

 * 1) A large deposit of a mineral or minerals, below the earth's crust.

title: ore body


text: blubs

title: blubs


text:
blubbing

Noun

 * 1) Crying; whining; blubbering.

title: blubbing


text: blubbed

title: blubbed


text:
riabituarsi

Verb

 * 1) to accustom oneself again; to reaccustom oneself

title: riabituarsi


text: blunges

title: blunges


text: blunging

title: blunging


text: blunged

title: blunged


text:
riaccettare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to reaccept, to accept again
 * 2)  to readmit, to admit again

title: riaccettare


text: bogeying

title: bogeying


text: bogeyed

title: bogeyed


text:
riacchiappare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to recatch, to seize again, to recapture

title: riacchiappare


text: bombinates

title: bombinates


text: bombinating

title: bombinating


text:
riacciuffare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to recatch, to seize again, to recapture

title: riacciuffare


text: bombinated

title: bombinated


text: bonging

title: bonging


text: bonged

title: bonged


text:
acciuffare

Etymology
Deverbal of, with the original meaning of 'collecting herbs'.

Verb

 * 1)  to grab by the hair
 * 2)  to catch, to seize (a fugitive, an escapee, etc.)

title: acciuffare


text: riabbracciando

title: riabbracciando


text: riabbracciante

title: riabbracciante


text: riabbracciato

title: riabbracciato


text: riabbracciati

title: riabbracciati


text: riabbracciata

title: riabbracciata


text: riabbraccio

title: riabbraccio


text: riabbracci

title: riabbracci


text: riabbraccia

title: riabbraccia


text: riabbracciamo

title: riabbracciamo


text: riabbracciate

title: riabbracciate


text: riabbracciano

title: riabbracciano


text: riabbracciavo

title: riabbracciavo


text: riabbracciavi

title: riabbracciavi


text: riabbracciava

title: riabbracciava


text: riabbracciavamo

title: riabbracciavamo


text: riabbracciavate

title: riabbracciavate


text: riabbracciavano

title: riabbracciavano


text: riabbracciai

title: riabbracciai


text: riabbracciasti

title: riabbracciasti


text: riabbracciò

title: riabbracciò


text: riabbracciammo

title: riabbracciammo


text: riabbracciaste

title: riabbracciaste


text: riabbracciarono

title: riabbracciarono


text: riabbraccerò

title: riabbraccerò


text: riabbraccerai

title: riabbraccerai


text: riabbraccerà

title: riabbraccerà


text: riabbracceremo

title: riabbracceremo


text: riabbraccerete

title: riabbraccerete


text: riabbracceranno

title: riabbracceranno


text: riabituando

title: riabituando


text: riabbraccerei

title: riabbraccerei


text: riabituante

title: riabituante


text: riabbracceresti

title: riabbracceresti


text: riabituato

title: riabituato


text: riabbraccerebbe

title: riabbraccerebbe


text: riabituati

title: riabituati


text: riabbracceremmo

title: riabbracceremmo


text: riabituata

title: riabituata


text: riabbraccereste

title: riabbraccereste


text: riabituo

title: riabituo


text: riabbraccerebbero

title: riabbraccerebbero


text: riabitui

title: riabitui


text: riabbraccino

title: riabbraccino


text: riabitua

title: riabitua


text: riabbracciassi

title: riabbracciassi


text: riabituiamo

title: riabituiamo


text: riabbracciasse

title: riabbracciasse


text: riabituate

title: riabituate


text: riabbracciassimo

title: riabbracciassimo


text: riabituano

title: riabituano


text: riabbracciassero

title: riabbracciassero


text: riabituavo

title: riabituavo


text: riabbracciarmi

title: riabbracciarmi


text: riabituavi

title: riabituavi


text: riabbracciarti

title: riabbracciarti


text: riabituava

title: riabituava


text: riabbracciarci

title: riabbracciarci


text: riabituavamo

title: riabituavamo


text: riabbracciarvi

title: riabbracciarvi


text: riabituavate

title: riabituavate


text: riabbracciandosi

title: riabbracciandosi


text: riabituavano

title: riabituavano


text: riabbracciandomi

title: riabbracciandomi


text: riabituai

title: riabituai


text: riabbracciandoti

title: riabbracciandoti


text: riabituasti

title: riabituasti


text: riabituò

title: riabituò


text: riabbracciandoci

title: riabbracciandoci


text: riabituammo

title: riabituammo


text: riabbracciandovi

title: riabbracciandovi


text: riabituaste

title: riabituaste


text: riabituarono

title: riabituarono


text: riabbracciamoci

title: riabbracciamoci


text: riabituerò

title: riabituerò


text: riabbracciatevi

title: riabbracciatevi


text: riabituerai

title: riabituerai


text: riabituerà

title: riabituerà


text: riabitueremo

title: riabitueremo


text: riabituerete

title: riabituerete


text: riabitueranno

title: riabitueranno


text: riabituerei

title: riabituerei


text: riabitueresti

title: riabitueresti


text: riabituerebbe

title: riabituerebbe


text: riabitueremmo

title: riabitueremmo


text: riabituereste

title: riabituereste


text: riabituerebbero

title: riabituerebbero


text: riabituiate

title: riabituiate


text: riabituino

title: riabituino


text: riabituassi

title: riabituassi


text: riabituasse

title: riabituasse


text: riabituassimo

title: riabituassimo


text: riabituassero

title: riabituassero


text: riabituarmi

title: riabituarmi


text: riabituarti

title: riabituarti


text: riabituarci

title: riabituarci


text: riabituarvi

title: riabituarvi


text: riabituandosi

title: riabituandosi


text: riabituandomi

title: riabituandomi


text: riaccettando

title: riaccettando


text: riabituandoti

title: riabituandoti


text: riaccettante

title: riaccettante


text: riabituandoci

title: riabituandoci


text: riaccettato

title: riaccettato


text: riabituandovi

title: riabituandovi


text: riaccettati

title: riaccettati


text: riaccettata

title: riaccettata


text: riaccetto

title: riaccetto


text: riabituiamoci

title: riabituiamoci


text: riaccetti

title: riaccetti


text: riabituatevi

title: riabituatevi


text: riaccetta

title: riaccetta


text: riaccettiamo

title: riaccettiamo


text: riaccettate

title: riaccettate


text: riaccettano

title: riaccettano


text: riaccettavo

title: riaccettavo


text: riaccettavi

title: riaccettavi


text: riaccettava

title: riaccettava


text:
riaccogliere

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to welcome back

title: riaccogliere


text: riaccettavamo

title: riaccettavamo


text: riaccettavate

title: riaccettavate


text: riacchiappando

title: riacchiappando


text: riaccettavano

title: riaccettavano


text: riacchiappante

title: riacchiappante


text: riaccettai

title: riaccettai


text: riacchiappato

title: riacchiappato


text: riaccettasti

title: riaccettasti


text: riacchiappati

title: riacchiappati


text: riaccettò

title: riaccettò


text: riacchiappata

title: riacchiappata


text: riaccettammo

title: riaccettammo


text: riacchiappo

title: riacchiappo


text: riaccettaste

title: riaccettaste


text: riacchiappi

title: riacchiappi


text: riaccettarono

title: riaccettarono


text: riacchiappa

title: riacchiappa


text: riaccetterò

title: riaccetterò


text: riacchiappiamo

title: riacchiappiamo


text: riacchiappate

title: riacchiappate


text: riaccetterai

title: riaccetterai


text: riaccetterà

title: riaccetterà


text: riacchiappano

title: riacchiappano


text: riacchiappavo

title: riacchiappavo


text: riaccetteremo

title: riaccetteremo


text: riacchiappavi

title: riacchiappavi


text: riaccetterete

title: riaccetterete


text: riacchiappava

title: riacchiappava


text: riaccetteranno

title: riaccetteranno


text: riacchiappavamo

title: riacchiappavamo


text: riaccetterei

title: riaccetterei


text: riacciuffando

title: riacciuffando


text: riacchiappavate

title: riacchiappavate


text: riaccetteresti

title: riaccetteresti


text: riacciuffante

title: riacciuffante


text: riacchiappavano

title: riacchiappavano


text: riaccetterebbe

title: riaccetterebbe


text: riacciuffato

title: riacciuffato


text: riacchiappai

title: riacchiappai


text: riaccetteremmo

title: riaccetteremmo


text: riacciuffati

title: riacciuffati


text: riacchiappasti

title: riacchiappasti


text: riaccettereste

title: riaccettereste


text: riacciuffata

title: riacciuffata


text: riaccetterebbero

title: riaccetterebbero


text: riacciuffo

title: riacciuffo


text: riaccettiate

title: riaccettiate


text: riacciuffi

title: riacciuffi


text: riaccettino

title: riaccettino


text: riacciuffa

title: riacciuffa


text: riaccettassi

title: riaccettassi


text: riacciuffiamo

title: riacciuffiamo


text: riaccettasse

title: riaccettasse


text: riacciuffate

title: riacciuffate


text: riaccettassimo

title: riaccettassimo


text: riacciuffano

title: riacciuffano


text: riaccettassero

title: riaccettassero


text: riacciuffavo

title: riacciuffavo


text: riacciuffavi

title: riacciuffavi


text: riacciuffava

title: riacciuffava


text: riacciuffavamo

title: riacciuffavamo


text: riacciuffavate

title: riacciuffavate


text: riacciuffavano

title: riacciuffavano


text: riacciuffai

title: riacciuffai


text: riacciuffasti

title: riacciuffasti


text: riacciuffò

title: riacciuffò


text: riacciuffammo

title: riacciuffammo


text: riacciuffaste

title: riacciuffaste


text: riacciuffarono

title: riacciuffarono


text: riacciufferò

title: riacciufferò


text: riacciufferai

title: riacciufferai


text: riacchiappò

title: riacchiappò


text: riacciufferà

title: riacciufferà


text: riacchiappammo

title: riacchiappammo


text: riacciufferemo

title: riacciufferemo


text: riacchiappaste

title: riacchiappaste


text: riacciufferete

title: riacciufferete


text: riacchiapparono

title: riacchiapparono


text: riacciufferanno

title: riacciufferanno


text: riacchiapperò

title: riacchiapperò


text: riacciufferei

title: riacciufferei


text: riacchiapperai

title: riacchiapperai


text: riacciufferesti

title: riacciufferesti


text: riacchiapperà

title: riacchiapperà


text: riacciufferebbe

title: riacciufferebbe


text: riacchiapperemo

title: riacchiapperemo


text: riacciufferemmo

title: riacciufferemmo


text: riacchiapperete

title: riacchiapperete


text: riacciuffereste

title: riacciuffereste


text: riacchiapperanno

title: riacchiapperanno


text: riacciufferebbero

title: riacciufferebbero


text: riacchiapperei

title: riacchiapperei


text: riacciuffiate

title: riacciuffiate


text: riacchiapperesti

title: riacchiapperesti


text: riacciuffino

title: riacciuffino


text: riacchiapperebbe

title: riacchiapperebbe


text: riacciuffassi

title: riacciuffassi


text: riacchiapperemmo

title: riacchiapperemmo


text: riacciuffasse

title: riacciuffasse


text: riacchiappereste

title: riacchiappereste


text: riacciuffassimo

title: riacciuffassimo


text: riacchiapperebbero

title: riacchiapperebbero


text: riacciuffassero

title: riacciuffassero


text: riacchiappiate

title: riacchiappiate


text: riacchiappino

title: riacchiappino


text: riacchiappassi

title: riacchiappassi


text: riacchiappasse

title: riacchiappasse


text: riacchiappassimo

title: riacchiappassimo


text: riacchiappassero

title: riacchiappassero


text: acciuffando

title: acciuffando


text:
riaddormentare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to put to sleep again

title: riaddormentare


text: acciuffante

title: acciuffante


text: acciuffato

title: acciuffato


text: acciuffati

title: acciuffati


text: acciuffata

title: acciuffata


text: acciuffo

title: acciuffo


text: acciuffi

title: acciuffi


text: acciuffa

title: acciuffa


text: acciuffiamo

title: acciuffiamo


text: acciuffate

title: acciuffate


text: acciuffano

title: acciuffano


text: acciuffavo

title: acciuffavo


text: acciuffavi

title: acciuffavi


text: acciuffava

title: acciuffava


text: acciuffavamo

title: acciuffavamo


text: acciuffavate

title: acciuffavate


text: acciuffavano

title: acciuffavano


text: acciuffai

title: acciuffai


text: acciuffasti

title: acciuffasti


text: acciuffò

title: acciuffò


text: acciuffammo

title: acciuffammo


text: acciuffaste

title: acciuffaste


text: acciuffarono

title: acciuffarono


text: acciufferò

title: acciufferò


text: acciufferai

title: acciufferai


text: acciufferà

title: acciufferà


text: acciufferemo

title: acciufferemo


text: acciufferete

title: acciufferete


text: acciufferanno

title: acciufferanno


text: acciufferei

title: acciufferei


text: acciufferesti

title: acciufferesti


text: acciufferebbe

title: acciufferebbe


text: acciufferemmo

title: acciufferemmo


text: acciuffereste

title: acciuffereste


text: acciufferebbero

title: acciufferebbero


text:
riaddormentarsi

Verb

 * 1) to fall asleep again
 * 2) to go back to sleep to get off

title: riaddormentarsi


text: acciuffiate

title: acciuffiate


text: acciuffino

title: acciuffino


text: acciuffassi

title: acciuffassi


text: acciuffasse

title: acciuffasse


text: acciuffassimo

title: acciuffassimo


text: acciuffassero

title: acciuffassero


text: riaddormentando

title: riaddormentando


text: riaddormentante

title: riaddormentante


text: riaddormentato

title: riaddormentato


text: riaddormentati

title: riaddormentati


text: riaddormentata

title: riaddormentata


text: riaddormento

title: riaddormento


text: riaddormenti

title: riaddormenti


text: riaddormenta

title: riaddormenta


text: riaddormentiamo

title: riaddormentiamo


text: riaddormentate

title: riaddormentate


text: riaddormentano

title: riaddormentano


text: riaddormentavo

title: riaddormentavo


text: riaddormentavi

title: riaddormentavi


text: riaddormentava

title: riaddormentava


text: riaddormentavamo

title: riaddormentavamo


text: riaddormentavate

title: riaddormentavate


text: riaddormentavano

title: riaddormentavano


text: riaddormentai

title: riaddormentai


text: riaddormentarmi

title: riaddormentarmi


text: riaddormentasti

title: riaddormentasti


text: riaddormentarti

title: riaddormentarti


text: riaddormentò

title: riaddormentò


text: riaddormentarci

title: riaddormentarci


text: riaddormentammo

title: riaddormentammo


text: riaddormentarvi

title: riaddormentarvi


text: riaddormentaste

title: riaddormentaste


text: riaddormentandosi

title: riaddormentandosi


text: riaddormentarono

title: riaddormentarono


text:
riafferrare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to grab again, to seize again, to recapture, to recatch

title: riafferrare


text: riaddormentandomi

title: riaddormentandomi


text: riaddormenterò

title: riaddormenterò


text: riaddormentandoti

title: riaddormentandoti


text: riaddormenterai

title: riaddormenterai


text: riaddormentandoci

title: riaddormentandoci


text: riaddormenterà

title: riaddormenterà


text: riaddormentandovi

title: riaddormentandovi


text: riaddormenteremo

title: riaddormenteremo


text: riaddormenterete

title: riaddormenterete


text: riaddormenteranno

title: riaddormenteranno


text: riaddormentiamoci

title: riaddormentiamoci


text: riaddormenterei

title: riaddormenterei


text: riaddormentatevi

title: riaddormentatevi


text: riaddormenteresti

title: riaddormenteresti


text: riaddormenterebbe

title: riaddormenterebbe


text: riaddormenteremmo

title: riaddormenteremmo


text: riaddormentereste

title: riaddormentereste


text: riaddormenterebbero

title: riaddormenterebbero


text: riaddormentiate

title: riaddormentiate


text: riaddormentino

title: riaddormentino


text: riaddormentassi

title: riaddormentassi


text: riaddormentasse

title: riaddormentasse


text: riaddormentassimo

title: riaddormentassimo


text: riaddormentassero

title: riaddormentassero


text:
riaffiorare

Verb

 * 1)  to resurface

title: riaffiorare


text:
affiorare

Etymology 1
.

Verb

 * 1)  to emerge, to surface
 * 2)  to appear, to surface

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to make (bread) with flour
 * 2)  to cover or decorate with flowers

title: affiorare


text:
riaffrontare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to face again, to deal with again

title: riaffrontare


text:
riagganciare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to hang up
 * 2)  to couple again
 * 3)  to hook again

title: riagganciare


text:
riagganciarsi

Verb

 * 1) to refer back, to go back

title: riagganciarsi


text:
riaggregarsi

Verb

 * 1) to reassemble

title: riaggregarsi


text:
running the gauntlet

Alternative forms

 * running the gantlet

Noun

 * 1) A form of physical punishment by which a person is compelled to run through a double line of soldiers who attempt to strike him as they pass

Translations

 * Dutch: spitsroeden lopen,
 * Finnish:
 * German: ,
 * Swedish:

title: running the gauntlet


text:
riagguantare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to grab again, to recatch

title: riagguantare


text:
agguantare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to catch, to grab
 * 2)  to hit
 * 3)  to stop paying out or hauling in (a cable) while keeping it under tension
 * 4)  to stop the motion of a rowboat by pushing an oar against the water
 * 1)  to stop the motion of a rowboat by pushing an oar against the water

title: agguantare


text:
ricompattarsi

Verb

 * 1) to regroup

title: ricompattarsi


text:
compattare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to compact

title: compattare


text:
compattarsi

Verb

 * 1) to become compact
 * 1) to become compact

title: compattarsi


text: riafferrando

title: riafferrando


text: riafferrante

title: riafferrante


text: riafferrato

title: riafferrato


text: riafferrati

title: riafferrati


text: riafferrata

title: riafferrata


text: riafferro

title: riafferro


text: riafferri

title: riafferri


text: riafferra

title: riafferra


text: riafferriamo

title: riafferriamo


text: riafferrate

title: riafferrate


text: riafferrano

title: riafferrano


text: riafferravo

title: riafferravo


text: riafferravi

title: riafferravi


text: riafferrava

title: riafferrava


text: riafferravamo

title: riafferravamo


text: riaffiorando

title: riaffiorando


text: riafferravate

title: riafferravate


text: riaffiorante

title: riaffiorante


text: riafferravano

title: riafferravano


text: riaffiorato

title: riaffiorato


text: riafferrai

title: riafferrai


text: riaffiorati

title: riaffiorati


text: riafferrasti

title: riafferrasti


text: riaffiorata

title: riaffiorata


text: riafferrò

title: riafferrò


text: riaffioro

title: riaffioro


text: riafferrammo

title: riafferrammo


text: riaffiori

title: riaffiori


text: riafferraste

title: riafferraste


text: riaffiora

title: riaffiora


text: riafferrarono

title: riafferrarono


text: riaffioriamo

title: riaffioriamo


text: riafferrerò

title: riafferrerò


text: riaffiorate

title: riaffiorate


text: riafferrerai

title: riafferrerai


text: riaffiorano

title: riaffiorano


text: riafferrerà

title: riafferrerà


text: riaffioravo

title: riaffioravo


text: riaffioravi

title: riaffioravi


text: riafferreremo

title: riafferreremo


text: riaffiorava

title: riaffiorava


text: riafferrerete

title: riafferrerete


text: riaffioravamo

title: riaffioravamo


text: riafferreranno

title: riafferreranno


text: affiorando

title: affiorando


text: riaffioravate

title: riaffioravate


text: riafferrerei

title: riafferrerei


text:
affiorante

Adjective

 * 1) emerging, surfacing

title: affiorante


text: riaffioravano

title: riaffioravano


text: riafferreresti

title: riafferreresti


text: riaffiorai

title: riaffiorai


text: affiorato

title: affiorato


text: riafferrerebbe

title: riafferrerebbe


text: affiorati

title: affiorati


text: riaffiorasti

title: riaffiorasti


text: riafferreremmo

title: riafferreremmo


text: affiorata

title: affiorata


text: riaffiorò

title: riaffiorò


text: riafferrereste

title: riafferrereste


text: affioro

title: affioro


text: riaffiorammo

title: riaffiorammo


text: riafferrerebbero

title: riafferrerebbero


text: affiori

title: affiori


text: riaffioraste

title: riaffioraste


text: riafferriate

title: riafferriate


text: affiora

title: affiora


text: riaffiorarono

title: riaffiorarono


text: riafferrino

title: riafferrino


text: affioriamo

title: affioriamo


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title: riaffiorerò


text: riafferrassi

title: riafferrassi


text: affiorate

title: affiorate


text: riaffiorerai

title: riaffiorerai


text: affiorano

title: affiorano


text: riaffiorerà

title: riaffiorerà


text: riafferrasse

title: riafferrasse


text: affioravo

title: affioravo


text: riafferrassimo

title: riafferrassimo


text: riaffioreremo

title: riaffioreremo


text: riafferrassero

title: riafferrassero


text: riaffiorerete

title: riaffiorerete


text: affioravi

title: affioravi


text: riaffioreranno

title: riaffioreranno


text: affiorava

title: affiorava


text: riaffiorerei

title: riaffiorerei


text: affioravamo

title: affioravamo


text: riaffioreresti

title: riaffioreresti


text: affioravate

title: affioravate


text: riaffrontando

title: riaffrontando


text: affioravano

title: affioravano


text: riaffiorerebbe

title: riaffiorerebbe


text: affiorai

title: affiorai


text: riaffrontante

title: riaffrontante


text: riaffioreremmo

title: riaffioreremmo


text: affiorasti

title: affiorasti


text: riaffrontato

title: riaffrontato


text: riaffiorereste

title: riaffiorereste


text: riaffrontati

title: riaffrontati


text: affiorò

title: affiorò


text: riaffiorerebbero

title: riaffiorerebbero


text: riaffrontata

title: riaffrontata


text: affiorammo

title: affiorammo


text: riaffioriate

title: riaffioriate


text: riaffronto

title: riaffronto


text: affioraste

title: affioraste


text: riaffiorino

title: riaffiorino


text: riaffronti

title: riaffronti


text: affiorarono

title: affiorarono


text: riaffiorassi

title: riaffiorassi


text: riaffronta

title: riaffronta


text: affiorerò

title: affiorerò


text: riaffiorasse

title: riaffiorasse


text: riaffrontiamo

title: riaffrontiamo


text: affiorerai

title: affiorerai


text: riaffiorassimo

title: riaffiorassimo


text: riaffrontate

title: riaffrontate


text: affiorerà

title: affiorerà


text: riaffiorassero

title: riaffiorassero


text: riaffrontano

title: riaffrontano


text: affioreremo

title: affioreremo


text: affiorerete

title: affiorerete


text: riaffrontavo

title: riaffrontavo


text: affioreranno

title: affioreranno


text: riaffrontavi

title: riaffrontavi


text: affiorerei

title: affiorerei


text: riaffrontava

title: riaffrontava


text: affioreresti

title: affioreresti


text: riaffrontavamo

title: riaffrontavamo


text: affiorerebbe

title: affiorerebbe


text: riaffrontavate

title: riaffrontavate


text: affioreremmo

title: affioreremmo


text: riaffrontavano

title: riaffrontavano


text: affiorereste

title: affiorereste


text: riaffrontai

title: riaffrontai


text: affiorerebbero

title: affiorerebbero


text: riaffrontasti

title: riaffrontasti


text: affioriate

title: affioriate


text: riaffrontò

title: riaffrontò


text: affiorino

title: affiorino


text: riaffrontammo

title: riaffrontammo


text: affiorassi

title: affiorassi


text: riaffrontaste

title: riaffrontaste


text: affiorasse

title: affiorasse


text: riaffrontarono

title: riaffrontarono


text: affiorassimo

title: affiorassimo


text: riaffronterò

title: riaffronterò


text: affiorassero

title: affiorassero


text: riaffronterai

title: riaffronterai


text: riaffronterà

title: riaffronterà


text: riaffronteremo

title: riaffronteremo


text: riaffronterete

title: riaffronterete


text: riaffronteranno

title: riaffronteranno


text: riaffronterei

title: riaffronterei


text: riaffronteresti

title: riaffronteresti


text: riaffronterebbe

title: riaffronterebbe


text: riaffronteremmo

title: riaffronteremmo


text: riaffrontereste

title: riaffrontereste


text: riaffronterebbero

title: riaffronterebbero


text: riaffrontiate

title: riaffrontiate


text: riaffrontino

title: riaffrontino


text: riaffrontassi

title: riaffrontassi


text: riaffrontasse

title: riaffrontasse


text: riaffrontassimo

title: riaffrontassimo


text: riaffrontassero

title: riaffrontassero


text: riagganciando

title: riagganciando


text: riagganciante

title: riagganciante


text: riagganciato

title: riagganciato


text: riagganciati

title: riagganciati


text: riagganciata

title: riagganciata


text: riaggancio

title: riaggancio


text: riagganci

title: riagganci


text: riaggancia

title: riaggancia


text: riagganciamo

title: riagganciamo


text: riagganciate

title: riagganciate


text: riagganciano

title: riagganciano


text: riagganciavo

title: riagganciavo


text: riagganciavi

title: riagganciavi


text: riagganciava

title: riagganciava


text: riagganciavamo

title: riagganciavamo


text: riagganciavate

title: riagganciavate


text: riagganciavano

title: riagganciavano


text: riagganciai

title: riagganciai


text: riagganciasti

title: riagganciasti


text: riagganciò

title: riagganciò


text: riagganciammo

title: riagganciammo


text: riagganciaste

title: riagganciaste


text: riagganciarono

title: riagganciarono


text: riaggancerò

title: riaggancerò


text: riaggancerai

title: riaggancerai


text: riaggancerà

title: riaggancerà


text: riagganceremo

title: riagganceremo


text: riaggancerete

title: riaggancerete


text: riagganceranno

title: riagganceranno


text: riaggancerei

title: riaggancerei


text: riagganceresti

title: riagganceresti


text: riaggancerebbe

title: riaggancerebbe


text: riagganceremmo

title: riagganceremmo


text: riaggancereste

title: riaggancereste


text: riaggancerebbero

title: riaggancerebbero


text: riaggancino

title: riaggancino


text: riagganciassi

title: riagganciassi


text: riagganciasse

title: riagganciasse


text: riagganciassimo

title: riagganciassimo


text: riagganciassero

title: riagganciassero


text: riagganciarmi

title: riagganciarmi


text: riagganciarti

title: riagganciarti


text: riagganciarci

title: riagganciarci


text:
riaggregare

Verb

 * 1)  to include, admit or aggregate again

title: riaggregare


text: riagganciarvi

title: riagganciarvi


text: riagganciandosi

title: riagganciandosi


text: riagganciandomi

title: riagganciandomi


text: riagganciandoti

title: riagganciandoti


text: riagganciandoci

title: riagganciandoci


text: riagganciandovi

title: riagganciandovi


text: riagganciamoci

title: riagganciamoci


text: riagganciatevi

title: riagganciatevi


text: riaggregando

title: riaggregando


text: riaggregante

title: riaggregante


text: riaggregato

title: riaggregato


text: riaggregati

title: riaggregati


text: riaggregata

title: riaggregata


text: riaggrego

title: riaggrego


text: riaggreghi

title: riaggreghi


text: riaggrega

title: riaggrega


text: riaggreghiamo

title: riaggreghiamo


text: riaggregate

title: riaggregate


text: riaggregano

title: riaggregano


text: riaggregavo

title: riaggregavo


text: riaggregavi

title: riaggregavi


text: riaggregava

title: riaggregava


text: riaggregavamo

title: riaggregavamo


text: riaggregavate

title: riaggregavate


text: riaggregavano

title: riaggregavano


text: riaggregai

title: riaggregai


text: riaggregasti

title: riaggregasti


text: riaggregò

title: riaggregò


text: riaggregammo

title: riaggregammo


text: riaggregaste

title: riaggregaste


text: riaggregarono

title: riaggregarono


text: riaggregherò

title: riaggregherò


text: riaggregherai

title: riaggregherai


text: riaggregherà

title: riaggregherà


text: riaggregheremo

title: riaggregheremo


text: riaggregherete

title: riaggregherete


text: riaggregheranno

title: riaggregheranno


text: riaggregherei

title: riaggregherei


text: riaggregheresti

title: riaggregheresti


text: riaggregherebbe

title: riaggregherebbe


text: riaggregheremmo

title: riaggregheremmo


text: riaggreghereste

title: riaggreghereste


text: riaggregherebbero

title: riaggregherebbero


text: riaggreghiate

title: riaggreghiate


text: riaggreghino

title: riaggreghino


text: riaggregassi

title: riaggregassi


text: riaggregasse

title: riaggregasse


text: riaggregassimo

title: riaggregassimo


text: riaggregassero

title: riaggregassero


text: riaggregarmi

title: riaggregarmi


text: riaggregarti

title: riaggregarti


text: riaggregarci

title: riaggregarci


text: riaggregarvi

title: riaggregarvi


text: riaggregandosi

title: riaggregandosi


text: riaggregandomi

title: riaggregandomi


text: riaggregandoti

title: riaggregandoti


text: riaggregandoci

title: riaggregandoci


text: riaggregandovi

title: riaggregandovi


text: riaggreghiamoci

title: riaggreghiamoci


text: riaggregatevi

title: riaggregatevi


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title: riagguantando


text: riagguantante

title: riagguantante


text: riagguantato

title: riagguantato


text: riagguantati

title: riagguantati


text: riagguantata

title: riagguantata


text: riagguanto

title: riagguanto


text: riagguanti

title: riagguanti


text: riagguanta

title: riagguanta


text: riagguantiamo

title: riagguantiamo


text: riagguantate

title: riagguantate


text: riagguantano

title: riagguantano


text: riagguantavo

title: riagguantavo


text: agguantando

title: agguantando


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title: riagguantavi


text: agguantante

title: agguantante


text: riagguantava

title: riagguantava


text: agguantato

title: agguantato


text: riagguantavamo

title: riagguantavamo


text: agguantati

title: agguantati


text: riagguantavate

title: riagguantavate


text: agguantata

title: agguantata


text: riagguantavano

title: riagguantavano


text: agguanto

title: agguanto


text: riagguantai

title: riagguantai


text: agguanti

title: agguanti


text: riagguantasti

title: riagguantasti


text: agguanta

title: agguanta


text: riagguantò

title: riagguantò


text: agguantiamo

title: agguantiamo


text: riagguantammo

title: riagguantammo


text: riagguantaste

title: riagguantaste


text: agguantate

title: agguantate


text: riagguantarono

title: riagguantarono


text: agguantano

title: agguantano


text: agguantavo

title: agguantavo


text: riagguanterò

title: riagguanterò


text: agguantavi

title: agguantavi


text: riagguanterai

title: riagguanterai


text: agguantava

title: agguantava


text: riagguanterà

title: riagguanterà


text: agguantavamo

title: agguantavamo


text: riagguanteremo

title: riagguanteremo


text: agguantavate

title: agguantavate


text: riagguanterete

title: riagguanterete


text: agguantavano

title: agguantavano


text: riagguanteranno

title: riagguanteranno


text: agguantai

title: agguantai


text: riagguanterei

title: riagguanterei


text: agguantasti

title: agguantasti


text: riagguanteresti

title: riagguanteresti


text: agguantò

title: agguantò


text: riagguanterebbe

title: riagguanterebbe


text: agguantammo

title: agguantammo


text: riagguanteremmo

title: riagguanteremmo


text: riagguantereste

title: riagguantereste


text: agguantaste

title: agguantaste


text: agguantarono

title: agguantarono


text: riagguanterebbero

title: riagguanterebbero


text: agguanterò

title: agguanterò


text: riagguantiate

title: riagguantiate


text: agguanterai

title: agguanterai


text: riagguantino

title: riagguantino


text: agguanterà

title: agguanterà


text: riagguantassi

title: riagguantassi


text: agguanteremo

title: agguanteremo


text: riagguantasse

title: riagguantasse


text: agguanterete

title: agguanterete


text: riagguantassimo

title: riagguantassimo


text: agguanteranno

title: agguanteranno


text: riagguantassero

title: riagguantassero


text: agguanterei

title: agguanterei


text: agguanteresti

title: agguanteresti


text: agguanterebbe

title: agguanterebbe


text: agguanteremmo

title: agguanteremmo


text: agguantereste

title: agguantereste


text: agguanterebbero

title: agguanterebbero


text: agguantiate

title: agguantiate


text: agguantino

title: agguantino


text: agguantassi

title: agguantassi


text: agguantasse

title: agguantasse


text: agguantassimo

title: agguantassimo


text: agguantassero

title: agguantassero


text:
ricompattare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to compact again
 * 2) to regroup

title: ricompattare


text: ricompattando

title: ricompattando


text: ricompattante

title: ricompattante


text: ricompattato

title: ricompattato


text: ricompattati

title: ricompattati


text: ricompattata

title: ricompattata


text: ricompatto

title: ricompatto


text: ricompatti

title: ricompatti


text: ricompatta

title: ricompatta


text: ricompattiamo

title: ricompattiamo


text: ricompattate

title: ricompattate


text: ricompattano

title: ricompattano


text: ricompattavo

title: ricompattavo


text: ricompattavi

title: ricompattavi


text: ricompattava

title: ricompattava


text: ricompattavamo

title: ricompattavamo


text: ricompattavate

title: ricompattavate


text: ricompattavano

title: ricompattavano


text: ricompattai

title: ricompattai


text: ricompattasti

title: ricompattasti


text: ricompattò

title: ricompattò


text: ricompattammo

title: ricompattammo


text: ricompattaste

title: ricompattaste


text: ricompattarono

title: ricompattarono


text: ricompatterò

title: ricompatterò


text: ricompatterai

title: ricompatterai


text: ricompatterà

title: ricompatterà


text: ricompatteremo

title: ricompatteremo


text: ricompatterete

title: ricompatterete


text: ricompatteranno

title: ricompatteranno


text: ricompatterei

title: ricompatterei


text: ricompatteresti

title: ricompatteresti


text: ricompatterebbe

title: ricompatterebbe


text: ricompatteremmo

title: ricompatteremmo


text: ricompattereste

title: ricompattereste


text: ricompatterebbero

title: ricompatterebbero


text: ricompattiate

title: ricompattiate


text: ricompattino

title: ricompattino


text: ricompattassi

title: ricompattassi


text: ricompattasse

title: ricompattasse


text: ricompattassimo

title: ricompattassimo


text: ricompattassero

title: ricompattassero


text: ricompattarmi

title: ricompattarmi


text: ricompattarti

title: ricompattarti


text: ricompattarci

title: ricompattarci


text: ricompattarvi

title: ricompattarvi


text: ricompattandosi

title: ricompattandosi


text: ricompattandomi

title: ricompattandomi


text: ricompattandoti

title: ricompattandoti


text: ricompattandoci

title: ricompattandoci


text: ricompattandovi

title: ricompattandovi


text: ricompattiamoci

title: ricompattiamoci


text: ricompattatevi

title: ricompattatevi


text: riaccogliendo

title: riaccogliendo


text: riaccogliente

title: riaccogliente


text: riaccolto

title: riaccolto


text: riaccolti

title: riaccolti


text: riaccolta

title: riaccolta


text: riaccolte

title: riaccolte


text: riaccolgo

title: riaccolgo


text: riaccogli

title: riaccogli


text: riaccoglie

title: riaccoglie


text: riaccogliamo

title: riaccogliamo


text: riaccogliete

title: riaccogliete


text: riaccolgono

title: riaccolgono


text: riaccoglievo

title: riaccoglievo


text: riaccoglievi

title: riaccoglievi


text: riaccoglieva

title: riaccoglieva


text: riaccoglievamo

title: riaccoglievamo


text: riaccoglievate

title: riaccoglievate


text: riaccoglievano

title: riaccoglievano


text: riaccolsi

title: riaccolsi


text: riaccogliesti

title: riaccogliesti


text: riaccolse

title: riaccolse


text: riaccogliemmo

title: riaccogliemmo


text: riaccoglieste

title: riaccoglieste


text: riaccolsero

title: riaccolsero


text: riaccoglierò

title: riaccoglierò


text: riaccoglierai

title: riaccoglierai


text: riaccoglierà

title: riaccoglierà


text: riaccoglieremo

title: riaccoglieremo


text: riaccoglierete

title: riaccoglierete


text: riaccoglieranno

title: riaccoglieranno


text: riaccoglierei

title: riaccoglierei


text: riaccoglieresti

title: riaccoglieresti


text: riaccoglierebbe

title: riaccoglierebbe


text: riaccoglieremmo

title: riaccoglieremmo


text: riaccogliereste

title: riaccogliereste


text: riaccoglierebbero

title: riaccoglierebbero


text: riaccolga

title: riaccolga


text: riaccogliate

title: riaccogliate


text: riaccolgano

title: riaccolgano


text: riaccogliessi

title: riaccogliessi


text: riaccogliesse

title: riaccogliesse


text: riaccogliessimo

title: riaccogliessimo


text: riaccogliessero

title: riaccogliessero


text:
europarlamentaarikko

Noun

 * 1) MEP, a member of the European Parliament

title: europarlamentaarikko


text: cognoscendo

title: cognoscendo


text: cognosciuto

title: cognosciuto


text: cognosciuti

title: cognosciuti


text: cognosciuta

title: cognosciuta


text: cognosciute

title: cognosciute


text: cognosci

title: cognosci


text:
cognosce

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To determine a person to be insane or mentally incompetent.
 * 2)  To examine; to give judgment.
 * 1)  To examine; to give judgment.

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to inquire or investigate, with an aim towards rendering judgement
 * 2)  to make a determination
 * 3)  to determine a person to be insane or mentally incompetent
 * 4)  to survey lands

title: cognosce


text: cognosciamo

title: cognosciamo


text: cognoscete

title: cognoscete


text: cognoscono

title: cognoscono


text: cognoscevo

title: cognoscevo


text: cognoscevi

title: cognoscevi


text: cognosceva

title: cognosceva


text: cognoscevamo

title: cognoscevamo


text: cognoscevate

title: cognoscevate


text: cognoscevano

title: cognoscevano


text: cognobbi

title: cognobbi


text: cognoscesti

title: cognoscesti


text: cognobbe

title: cognobbe


text: cognoscemmo

title: cognoscemmo


text: cognosceste

title: cognosceste


text: cognobbero

title: cognobbero


text: cognoscerò

title: cognoscerò


text: cognoscerai

title: cognoscerai


text: cognoscerà

title: cognoscerà


text: cognosceremo

title: cognosceremo


text: cognoscerete

title: cognoscerete


text: cognosceranno

title: cognosceranno


text: cognoscerei

title: cognoscerei


text: cognosceresti

title: cognosceresti


text: cognoscerebbe

title: cognoscerebbe


text: cognosceremmo

title: cognosceremmo


text: cognoscereste

title: cognoscereste


text: cognoscerebbero

title: cognoscerebbero


text: cognosca

title: cognosca


text: cognosciate

title: cognosciate


text: cognoscano

title: cognoscano


text: cognoscessi

title: cognoscessi


text: cognoscesse

title: cognoscesse


text: cognoscessimo

title: cognoscessimo


text: cognoscessero

title: cognoscessero


text: glycerolphospholipid

title: glycerolphospholipid


text:
Geologin

Noun

 * 1) (female) geologist

title: Geologin


text:
glycerolysis

Noun

 * 1)  Any reaction of an ester with glycerol, but especially the reaction of triglycerides with glycerol to form monoglycerides and diglycerides

title: glycerolysis


text:
Talk:echogenic

please define tha easy meaning of word echogenic.

title: Talk:echogenic


text:
gondoic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to gondoic acid or its derivatives

title: gondoic


text:
gondoic acid

Noun

 * 1)  The unsaturated fatty acid cis-icos-11-enoic acid (an isomer of gadoleic acid) present in fish and vegetable oils

title: gondoic acid


text:
gossypol

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a class of toxic polyphenols found in the seeds of the cotton plant.

title: gossypol


text:
gramisterol

Noun

 * 1)  A sterol found in wheat germ and other vegetable oils

title: gramisterol


text:
halvarine

Noun

 * 1) A form of reduced-fat margarine from Holland.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) A form of margarine, with half the amount of fat that normal margarine contains.

title: halvarine


text:
helianthus

Etymology
From the genus name. Compare,.

Pronunciation

 * English:

Noun

 * 1) Any plant, of the genus, having large flower heads with dark disk florets and showy yellow rays; the sunflowers

title: helianthus


text:
hypanthium

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The bowl-shaped part of a flower on which the sepals, petals, and stamens are borne

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Spanish: hipantio

title: hypanthium


text: bookcrosses

title: bookcrosses


text: bookcrossed

title: bookcrossed


text: botanise

title: botanise


text: botanises

title: botanises


text: botanising

title: botanising


text: botanised

title: botanised


text:
省得

Conjunction

 * 1) so as to save; so as to avoid

title: 省得


text: brunching

title: brunching


text: brunched

title: brunched


text: bruxes

title: bruxes


text: bruxing

title: bruxing


text: bruxed

title: bruxed


text:
budded

Adjective

 * 1) That has developed buds

title: budded


text:
aristotelský

Adjective

 * 1) Aristotelian

title: aristotelský


text:
開夜車

Verb

 * 1) to work late into the night; to burn the midnight oil

title: 開夜車


text:
platonický

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) platonic not sexual

title: platonický


text: 开夜车

title: 开夜车


text:
夜車

Noun

 * 1) night train  or other vehicles

title: 夜車


text: 夜车

title: 夜车


text: buffaloing

title: buffaloing


text: buffaloed

title: buffaloed


text:
buffering

Noun

 * 1) The use of a buffer.

title: buffering


text:
ri-

Etymology
. Possibly reinforced by the unrelated

Prefix

 * 1)  re-, again

Etymology
From,. Was originally re-, but was changed to ri- due to the confusion with words that naturally start with re.

Prefix

 * 1) Prefix used with verbal roots to mean repetition; re-, again

Etymology
From. The prefix ri- is inherited from Latin, while the variant is borrowed from Latin.

Prefix

 * 1) re-, again

Usage notes

 * The prefix ri- is replaced by before words beginning with i, for euphonic reasons (except for some words beginning with im- or in- plus a consonant, in which case the two i's coalesce into one).

Prefix

 * 1) person from
 * 2) person who
 * 3) proclitic that forms person nouns

Usage notes
This prefix is not a complete word on its own, but a clitic with the i symbolically representing only the vowel's height. When written with a hyphen, the vowel assumes a short diphthong pronunciation that transitions towards the secondary articulation of the first consonant phoneme of the attached word. This prefix spelling is only used without a hyphen when attached to a word whose first consonant phoneme is palatalized.

Prefix

 * I ____  him
 * I ____  him

Pronoun

 * , my

title: ri-


text:
出難題

Idiom

 * 1) to pose a problem; to raise a tough issue
 * 2) to make something difficult for someone

title: 出難題


text: 出难题

title: 出难题


text:
難題

Noun

 * 1) difficult problem; thorny issue

title: 難題


text: 难题

title: 难题


text:
riallacciare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to tie up again, to refasten, to reconnect
 * 2)  to renew

title: riallacciare


text:
riallacciarsi

Verb

 * 1) to refer back
 * 2) to be connected

title: riallacciarsi


text:
riallinearsi

Verb

 * 1) to realign

title: riallinearsi


text:
Sindri

Etymology
From.

Etymology
A medieval byname from the Old Norse verb.

title: Sindri


text:
天然氣

Noun

 * 1) natural gas

title: 天然氣


text: 天然气

title: 天然气


text:
riammalarsi

Verb

 * 1) to fall ill again

title: riammalarsi


text:
天然

Adjective

 * 1)  natural

Usage notes
can only be used as an attributive to describe things that are literally produced by nature. Unlike the usual term for natural,, it cannot be graded or used figuratively.

Noun

 * 1) being natural
 * : airheaded
 * : airheaded
 * : airheaded

title: 天然


text:
riapparecchiare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to set (the table) again

title: riapparecchiare


text: ballistophobia

title: ballistophobia


text:
peladophobia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The fear of baldness or bald people.

title: peladophobia


text:
riapplicare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to reapply, to put again, to stick again

title: riapplicare


text: oneirogmophobia

title: oneirogmophobia


text:
riapplicarsi

Verb

 * 1) to reapply oneself

title: riapplicarsi


text: Template:der-top

title: Template:der-top


text: phronemophobia

title: phronemophobia


text:
peniaphobia

Etymology
From. Related to Latin.

Noun

 * 1) The fear of poverty or poor people.

Synonyms

 * miserliness
 * aporophobia

Translations

 * French:
 * German: Peniaphobie
 * Polish: peniafobia

title: peniaphobia


text: Template:der-bottom

title: Template:der-bottom


text:
gamophobia

Noun

 * 1) The fear of marriage.
 * 2) * 1808, Edward Dubois, Fashionable Biography; or, Specimens of Public Characters by a Connoisseur, W. Lewis (1808), page xlv:
 * He has on him a perpetual gamophobia, and an instinctive antipathy to births and marriages, which makes him carefully avoid that part of the newspapers in which they so constantly appear.

Translations

 * Italian:

title: gamophobia


text:
riappropriarsi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to regain possession

title: riappropriarsi


text:
eosophobia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A morbid fear of dawn or daylight.

title: eosophobia


text:
appropriarsi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to get possession, appropriate

title: appropriarsi


text:
hagiophobia

Noun

 * 1) The fear, dislike, or hatred of holiness and/or of holy things.

title: hagiophobia


text:
myrmecophobia

Noun

 * 1) The fear of ants.

title: myrmecophobia


text:
User:Pharamp

Today is Monday 29 July 2024 and the Wiktionary has Special:Statistics entries.

Alphabets

 * Icelandic
 * Capital letters: A Á B D Ð E É F G H I Í J K L M N O Ó P R S T U Ú V X Y Ý Þ Æ Ö
 * Small letters: a á b d ð e é f g h i í j k l m n o ó p r s t u ú v x y ý þ æ ö
 * Georgian
 * ani ა; bani ბ; gani გ; doni დ; eni ე; vini ვ; zeni ზ; thani თ; ini ი; kani კ; lazi ლ; mani მ;
 * nari ნ; oni ო; pari პ; jani ჟ; ra რ; sani ს; tani ტ; uni უ; pʰari ფ; kʰani ქ; rrani ღ;
 * qari ყ; shini შ; chini ჩ; tsani ც; dzili ძ, ts'ili წ; ch'ari ჭ; xani ხ; jani ჯ; hae ჰ

Wikilinks

 * Pages: User:Pharamp/Standardization, User:Pharamp/My Wiktionary, User:Pharamp/Sandbox

 * Edits: fr:nouns, -able, -ment, -isme

 * Annexes: Mots français + -isme

 * Commons: Dance of Bali, Kunstformen der Natur

 * Block log, Deletion Log

Links

 * CNRTL.fr - Centre National de Ressources Textuelles et Lexicales
 * Morphology, lexicography and etymologies of French words.
 * Tatoeba.org - Tatoeba Project
 * A collection of example sentences and translations into any language.
 * DIACRITICS - The Diacritics Project
 * By Filip Blažek, a wiki-style database with information about all diactrical marks in every language.
 * Íslensk-Ensk Orðabók - Icelandic Online Dictionary from the University of Wisconsin Digital Collection
 * Useful online edition of the Icelandic-English dictionary by Sverrir Hólmarsson, Christopher Sanders and John Tucker.
 * Transliteration.eki.ee - Transliteration of Non-Roman Scripts
 * A collection of transliteration and transcription tables in PDF sheets for various (almost all) writing systems by Thomas Pedersen.
 * Conlang - Henrik Theiling's (Con)Language Resources
 * Great database of resources for practising foreign scripts, a IPA to X-SAMPA converter and some other odd pages.

title: User:Pharamp


text: 個體戶

title: 個體戶


text:
chronophobia

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) Fear of the passing of time, or more generally of time itself.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 時間恐懼症
 * Finnish: kronofobia
 * French:
 * Portuguese: cronofobia
 * Russian:

title: chronophobia


text: 个体户

title: 个体户


text:
batrachophobia

Noun

 * 1) Fear of frogs.

title: batrachophobia


text:
aurophobia

Noun

 * 1) The fear of gold; by extension, the fear of wealth.

title: aurophobia


text:
個體

Noun

 * 1) individual; individuality

title: 個體


text: 个体

title: 个体


text: dikephobia

title: dikephobia


text: genuphobia

title: genuphobia


text:
melophobia

Etymology
, from, “fear of music”.

Noun

 * 1) Aversion to music
 * 2) * 1861, "What Wine Does for Us", (editor), : A Weekly Journal, December 7, page 248
 * "en"
 * 1) * 1861, "What Wine Does for Us", (editor), : A Weekly Journal, December 7, page 248
 * "en"

- All the senses, he says, are flattered by wine. “In my youth, when I worked very hard, I used to drink a great deal of tea at breakfast, and,  notwithstanding my passion for music, I detested morning concerts. Since I have analysed and experimented upon the cause of my sensations, I am satisfied that my melophobia was caused by the astringent action of the tea on my nervous system in general, and on my acoustic nerves in particular.

Related terms

 * melophobe
 * melophobic

title: melophobia


text: poinephobia

title: poinephobia


text:
recepce

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) reception celebratory party
 * 2) reception desk

Related terms

 * See

title: recepce


text:
dendrophobia

Noun

 * 1)  A morbid fear of trees.

title: dendrophobia


text:
obdržet

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to receive

title: obdržet


text:
anemophobia

Noun

 * 1)  Mild chills.

title: anemophobia


text: 少先隊

title: 少先隊


text: geniophobia

title: geniophobia


text: 少先队

title: 少先队


text:
verbophobia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A fear of words.

Synonyms

 * logophobia

title: verbophobia


text:
Drückeberger

Noun

 * 1) (male) shirk, quitter

title: Drückeberger


text: dinophobia

title: dinophobia


text:
sekretářka

Noun

 * 1) secretary person who handles general clerical work

title: sekretářka


text:
tajemník

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) secretary leading or managerial position

title: tajemník


text:
Drückebergerin

Noun

 * 1) (female) shirk

title: Drückebergerin


text:
碰釘子

Idiom

 * 1) to meet with a rebuff

title: 碰釘子


text: 碰钉子

title: 碰钉子


text:
釘子

Noun

 * 1)  nail
 * 2)  snag
 * 3)  saboteur

title: 釘子


text: 钉子

title: 钉子


text:
kenraaliharjoitus

Etymology
Compound of. This is probably originally a misconception of. In Swedish as well as in English the word "general" means both a military rank and "concerned with, applicable to, or affecting the whole", whereas in Finnish is used in the latter sense only in this term.

Noun

 * 1)  dress rehearsal final rehearsal before a performance, with everything (dresses, lights, music..) as it will be in the actual performance

Usage notes

 * may be preceded by one or more in which the actors are dressed up but some other elements of the final performance may be missing.

title: kenraaliharjoitus


text:
共青團

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Komsomol Soviet Union
 * 1) Komsomol Soviet Union
 * 1) Komsomol Soviet Union

title: 共青團


text: 共青团

title: 共青团


text: Citations:dendrophobia

title: Citations:dendrophobia


text:
nepsaný

Adjective

 * 1) unwritten

title: nepsaný


text:
peonrød

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) red as a beetroot

title: peonrød


text: peonrødt

title: peonrødt


text: peonrøde

title: peonrøde


text: peonrødere

title: peonrødere


text: peonrødest

title: peonrødest


text:
Roch

Etymology
, from, of origin, from the intensive  prefix  + , meaning "river opposite of the wood." More at Roch.

Etymology
Of origin.

Etymology
Derived from:
 * Saint Roch
 * truncation of Polish personal names beginning with Ro- (e.g. and ) +
 * Old Polish ("rook", chess piece)

title: Roch


text:
pohoda

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ease

title: pohoda


text:
Róisín

Descendants

 * Anglicized forms: Roisin, Rosaleen

title: Róisín


text:
Rosaleen

Etymology
Anglicized from, a diminutive of Rose.

title: Rosaleen


text:
Talk:block and tackle

Tea Room discussion 1: plural
Copied from the Tea Room discussion

Is the plural block and tackles? RJFJR 16:25, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * I think it should actually be blocks and tackle (block being count, tackle being non-count, so "two blocks and tackle" = "{two blocks} and {tackle [for each]}"). That said, Google seems to have a slight preference for block and tackles. The intermediate blocks and tackles does not seem to be popular at all (it fairs O.K., hit-count-wise, but few of the hits are in this sense). Other phrasings, like block and tackle systems and block and tackle balances, also seem to be in currency (as do their normal singulars). None of these seems anywhere near as popular as the singular block and tackle, suggesting either that this is usually used in the singular, or that the usual plural is something I haven't thought of. —Ruakh TALK 17:04, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * I'm 99% sure Ruakh is right. I don't even think "tackle" is properly countable in this sense -- tackle already consists of multiple ropes or chains. -- WikiPedant 17:20, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * Isn't the compound block and tackle itself uncountable? Are you sure the uses of "blocks and tackle" that come up on Google aren't simply erroneous?  --Connel MacKenzie 17:27, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * I really don't think it can be uncountable — "a {block and tackle}" seems quite well-formed — but it might only exist in the singular. (Another such, for some speakers, is "mouse", in the computer sense: clearly "mouse" is countable and singular, but many speakers simply do not pluralize it, instead going with something like "mouse devices".) —Ruakh TALK 19:26, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * So you disagree with the references I provided below? Interesting, but not particularly useful.  It is important to indicate that it is uncountable first; many (obviously not just me) consider the "pluralizing" of it, to be incorrect.  Indicating an incorrect plural form as an alternate (with its own warning) seems warranted, given how many errors turn on up your Google search.  --Connel MacKenzie 19:40, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * Re: "So you disagree with the references I provided below?": Not at all. I think you must have misunderstood my comment? —Ruakh TALK 20:03, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * I guess so. Perhaps you could rephrase "I really don't think it can be uncountable"?  --Connel MacKenzie 20:10, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * Hmm. I think maybe we're defining "uncountable" differently? You seem to be using it to mean "lacking a plural"; for me, while an uncountable noun certainly lacks a plural, that's not enough to make a noun uncountable. For me, a noun like salt is uncountable, because you can't say *"a salt". You can, however, say "a block and tackle", even if it doesn't have a plural like "block and tackles" or "blocks and tackle" or something. (I'm not sure if the word "uncountable" is ambiguous between these two senses, or if one of us is using it mistakenly.) —Ruakh TALK 20:20, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * Ruakh, you are using uncountable correctly. Connel, you mean singulare tantum. † Raif?har Doremítzwr 20:32, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * I think the plural is most commonly formed indirectly... "sets of block and tackle," "block and tackle mechanisms," etc. Google Patents turns up as many of these forms as you could desire... Which doesn't help us terribly, though it does suggest that (as Connel points out above) this phrase may actually be uncountable.  What concerns me about "blocks and tackle" is that it (and for that matter "blocks and tackles") arguably could refer to a single set (since by definition a block and tackle consists of at least two pulleys) -- so it may, at least in some cases, just be an alternate form of the singular.
 * I mean, at least according to the current definition, you couldn't say "two blocks and tackle" to refer to two separate b&t setups, because each setup already contains at least two blocks. (I'm not sure if that definition is strictly correct; my real-life winching experience has been rather limited and less than successful.)  On the other hand, you could theoretically say (as some people clearly do) "two block-and-tackles." -- Visviva 17:48, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

 * Digging just a little deeper,, , and  all list it as singular, describing plurals.  On the other hand, this lists it with the doubly-erroneous plural (so I think they just had a bad day or something, when writing it.)  I know I would only write "block and tackle" to describe multiple block and tackle assemblies.  --Connel MacKenzie 17:51, 12 September 2007 (UTC)

Tea Room discussion 2: definition
See Tea room/2018/June. - -sche (discuss) 04:20, 9 June 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:block and tackle


text: broths

title: broths


text: brownstones

title: brownstones


text:
tensile strain

Noun

 * 1)  The relative elongation of a material when subjected to tension.

title: tensile strain


text: shear stresses

title: shear stresses


text: Roxanna

title: Roxanna


text:
bon à rien

Noun

 * 1) a good-for-nothing person

title: bon à rien


text:
Citations:phronemophobia

 * 1965 — Medical Services Journal, Canada
 * It is hoped that such noxious stimuli will not nullify the power of thought till all mankind develops a phronemophobia.

title: Citations:phronemophobia


text:
ponechat

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to retain to keep in possession or use
 * 2) to leave to not take away with oneself but leave as available for others

title: ponechat


text:
maßvoll

Adjective

 * 1) moderate
 * 2) restrained

title: maßvoll


text: Roberte

title: Roberte


text:
atemlos

Adjective

 * 1) breathless
 * 2) full of anticipation, excitement

title: atemlos


text:
außer Atem

Adjective

 * 1) out of breath

title: außer Atem


text:
atemberaubend

Adjective

 * 1) breathtaking, awe-inspiring, stunning, staggering, jaw-dropping, spectacular

title: atemberaubend


text: Citations:chronophobia

title: Citations:chronophobia


text:
पुर

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) town, city; locality, village
 * 2) fortress

Etymology 2
..

Adjective

 * 1) complete, full, laden, ample

Noun

 * 1) a leather bag used in fetching water  for irrigation

Etymology 4
.

Adverb

 * 1)  before, in front of

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) fortress, castle, city, town
 * 2) house, abode, residence, receptacle

title: पुर


text: Citations:genuphobia

title: Citations:genuphobia


text:
disfrazado

Adjective

 * 1) disguised

title: disfrazado


text:
establecido

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) established

title: establecido


text:
chisparse

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to escape

title: chisparse


text:
Citations:melophobia

 * 1900 — Music: A Monthly Magazine. Devoted to the Art, Science, Technic and Literature of Music.
 * Scottish poets and writers have for the most part been free from melophobia, although Andrew Lang has shown such unmistakable symptoms of the disease.

title: Citations:melophobia


text:
riarmare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to rearm
 * 2)  to cock again

title: riarmare


text:
riarmarsi

Verb

 * 1) to rearm

title: riarmarsi


text:
riarmo

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) rearmament

title: riarmo


text:
chéster

Noun

 * 1) Cheshire cheese

title: chéster


text: riarmi

title: riarmi


text:
riassaggiare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to taste again

title: riassaggiare


text:
riassaporare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to savour/savor again, to taste again

title: riassaporare


text: entrañas

title: entrañas


text:
riassicurare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to reinsure

title: riassicurare


text:
riassicurarsi

Verb

 * 1) to reinsure oneself

title: riassicurarsi


text:
encubierto

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) veiled, hidden
 * 2) covert
 * 3) undercover
 * 1) undercover
 * 1) undercover

title: encubierto


text:
riassociare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to associate again

title: riassociare


text:
riassociarsi

Verb

 * 1) to become a member again

title: riassociarsi


text:
agente encubierto

Noun

 * 1) mole, undercover officer

title: agente encubierto


text:
riassorbire

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to reabsorb
 * 2)  to reemploy

title: riassorbire


text:
riassorbirsi

Verb

 * 1) to be reabsorbed

title: riassorbirsi


text:
riattraversare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to recross

title: riattraversare


text: Citations:anemophobia

title: Citations:anemophobia


text:
riavvertire

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to warn again
 * 2) to inform again
 * 3) to feel again

title: riavvertire


text:
riavvisare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to warn again
 * 2)  to inform again

title: riavvisare


text:
exclusiva

Noun

 * 1) exclusive interview or report

title: exclusiva


text:
Appendix:English unattested phobias

A well-known set of words in the modern world is the "Phobia list". There are hundreds of web-sites and books containing them. Some of these are real words that are actually used outside of the lists; for those real words, see our phobias category. A good deal more of them are simply made up words, something that sounds plausible + -phobia. This list is an attempt to document these made up words. Please note that the phobias here may become real words in their own right, in which case they will be moved to real dictionary entries and added to the phobias category.

Note to editors.
 * The words in this list should link to their Citations page. Feel free to add usage cites (as required by Criteria for inclusion) there so that we can identify those words that do actually exist. Citations should be formatted as at this exemplar page.
 * Please don't create real dictionary entries for these words without the necessary three independent, durably archived, citations, they will just be (re-)deleted.
 * Only add words to this list that would meet CFI if mentions were valid cites. i.e. there must be three independent durably archived mentions spanning at least a year.

List of unattested phobias
a ‧ b ‧ c · d ‧ h ‧ g · m · o · p · r · s · v · x · z

a

 * An aversion to sourness
 * An aversion to sourness

 * Fear of acid; also said of plants which don't grow well in acidic soil.
 * Fear of acid; also said of plants which don't grow well in acidic soil.

 * Fear of open heights
 * aero- + acrophobia
 * aero- + acrophobia

 * A fear of vomitting due to air-sickness
 * A fear of vomitting due to air-sickness

 * The fear of wild animals.
 * The fear of wild animals.

 * The fear of garlic
 * The fear of garlic

 * Aversion to the opinions of others.
 * Aversion to the opinions of others.

 * Pathological fear of scratches.
 * Pathological fear of scratches.

 * Fear of winds or gales.
 * Fear of winds or gales.

 * Fear of being forgotten or ignored.
 * Fear of being forgotten or ignored.

 * A fear of anything that falsely represents a sentient being: particularly ventriloquist's dummies.
 * A fear of anything that falsely represents a sentient being: particularly ventriloquist's dummies.

b

 * Fear of projectiles, normally weaponry.
 * Fear of projectiles, normally weaponry.

 * Fear of kings and royalty.
 * Fear of kings and royalty.

 * The fear of amphibians.
 * The fear of amphibians.

 * The fear of babies; infantophobia.
 * The fear of babies; infantophobia.

c

 * Fear of being constipated or suffering of the effects of constipation.
 * Fear of being constipated or suffering of the effects of constipation.

 * Fear of combs.
 * Fear of combs.

d

 * The fear of attending school.
 * The fear of attending school.

 * The fear of justice.
 * The fear of justice.

 * Aversion to dizziness or fear of whirlpools
 * Aversion to dizziness or fear of whirlpools

 * Fear of drinking alcohol or becoming inebriated
 * Fear of drinking alcohol or becoming inebriated

 * A fear of removing one's clothes in front of another.
 * A fear of removing one's clothes in front of another.

 * The fear of accidents.
 * The fear of accidents.

g

 * Aversion to chins.
 * Aversion to chins.

 * Aversion to knees.
 * Aversion to knees.

h

 * Fear of sunflowers (helianthus)
 * Fear of sunflowers (helianthus)

m

 * A fear of long waits
 * A fear of macros.
 * A fear of macros.

 * The fear of the erect penis
 * The fear of the erect penis

 * The fear of losing an erection
 * The fear of losing an erection

 * The fear of stinging insects, in particular bees.
 * The fear of stinging insects, in particular bees.

 * The fear of being alone.
 * The fear of being alone.

 * The fear of meteors
 * The fear of meteors

 * The fear of pregnant or nursing women
 * The fear of pregnant or nursing women

o

 * Fear of pain.
 * Fear of pain.

 * Aversion to wet dreams.
 * Aversion to wet dreams.

 * The fear of eggs.
 * The fear of eggs.

p

 * The fear of one's mother-in-law.
 * The fear of one's mother-in-law.

 * The fear of thought or thinking.
 * The fear of thought or thinking.

 * The fear of leaves.
 * The fear of leaves.

 * The fear of being unable to breathe.
 * The fear of being unable to breathe.

 * The fear of becoming fat.
 * The fear of becoming fat.

 * The fear of punishment
 * The fear of punishment

r

 * The fear of getting wrinkles.
 * The fear of getting wrinkles.

s

 * The fear of things that are decaying
 * The fear of things that are decaying

 * The fear of school
 * The fear of school

v

 * The fear of speed.
 * From: velocity + -phobia
 * From: velocity + -phobia

 * The fear of beautiful women (after Venus, goddess of beauty).
 * The fear of beautiful women (after Venus, goddess of beauty).

x

 * The fear of razors.
 * The fear of razors.

z

 * The fear of people who lack procerity.
 * The fear of people who lack procerity.

 * The fear of becoming jealous or of jealousy itself.
 * The fear of becoming jealous or of jealousy itself.

 * The fear of "the great mole rat", occasionally interpreted as rats or moles
 * The fear of "the great mole rat", occasionally interpreted as rats or moles

 * The fear of god or gods;
 * From: Zeus + -phobia
 * From: Zeus + -phobia

title: Appendix:English unattested phobias


text:
monikärkiohjus

Noun

 * 1) Any kind of a multiple reentry vehicle.

title: monikärkiohjus


text:
monimuotoistua

Etymology
Derived from the adjective ;.

Verb

 * 1)  To be diversified, become diverse.

title: monimuotoistua


text:
mopata

Verb

 * 1)  To mop.

title: mopata


text:
mortaliteetti

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬), ultimately from. Contains the suffix.

Noun

 * 1) mortality

title: mortaliteetti


text:
miehekkyys

Noun

 * 1) manhood, manliness

title: miehekkyys


text:
miehekkäästi

Adverb

 * 1) In a manly manner; like a man.

title: miehekkäästi


text:
Citations:Stella

 * 2005, Rob Blonde,  T-Shirt Theory: What Girls Have in Common With T-shirts, page 13
 * I grabbed one of the remaining 4 packs of Stella, no one seemed to mind [....]

 * 2002, Mike Savage, Lake Effect, page 44
 * I'll get us some beer... if you want. ... "Where the hell did you get Stella? ... He sucked down a long gulp of beer and launched his pitch. ...
 * 2004, J. J. Connolly, Layer Cake, page 100
 * It's like an off-licence fridge with different brands of beer on each shelf. ... rolls his head from side to side and takes a long hit on a can of Stella.
 * 2005, Neal L. Asher, Cowl, page 21
 * As soon as she sat down the table surface displayed a turning array of beer bottles and spirits. She tapped a bottle of Stella passing under her hand, ...
 * 2007, Thomas Dowler, Mr Nice Guy, page 36
 * And I went in about midday and ordered a pint of Stella. And the guy, who was some college kid, says to me, I am required to tell you that a premium beer ...

 * [Translator unknown], "City Park", translation of, Remco Campert, "Stadspark", in, 1984, James S. Holmes and William Jay Smith, editors, Dutch Interior: Postwar Poetry of the Netherlands and Flanders, Columbia University Press, ISBN 0231057466, page 70,
 * my daughter dutifully spoons strawberry yoghurt / I drink coffee or Stella beer // read the paper
 * 2004, Peter D. Carr, It Occurred to Me; or, How Did I Get Here?, Trafford Publishing [self-published], ISBN 1412020832, page 23,
 * I was amazed that they still came to the Cafe Louise to sit, talk and drink their Stella beers as though it were simply a recreational place beyond the reach of the tensions and problems of their daily lives.
 * 2004, Philip Ferguson, Discontent, Blackie & Co., ISBN 1904986005, page 153,
 * "Do you lads like a drink? Stella? Whisky?"
 * 2007, Barry Cain, 77 Sulphate Strip: An Eyewitness Account of the Year That Changed Everything..., Ovolo Books, ISBN 0954867491, page 38,
 * Hugh and I stand at the bar and drink draught Stella.

title: Citations:Stella


text: riallacciando

title: riallacciando


text:
maailmanhistoria

Noun

 * 1) world history

title: maailmanhistoria


text: riallacciante

title: riallacciante


text: riallacciato

title: riallacciato


text: riallacciati

title: riallacciati


text: riallacciata

title: riallacciata


text:
maailmanjärjestys

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) world order

title: maailmanjärjestys


text: riallaccio

title: riallaccio


text: riallacci

title: riallacci


text: riallaccia

title: riallaccia


text: riallacciamo

title: riallacciamo


text: riallacciate

title: riallacciate


text: riallacciano

title: riallacciano


text: riallacciavo

title: riallacciavo


text: riallacciavi

title: riallacciavi


text: riallacciava

title: riallacciava


text:
nihilistinen

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬). Adapted with the adjectival suffix.

Adjective

 * 1) nihilistic

title: nihilistinen


text: riallacciavamo

title: riallacciavamo


text: riallacciavate

title: riallacciavate


text: riallacciavano

title: riallacciavano


text: riallacciai

title: riallacciai


text: riallacciasti

title: riallacciasti


text: riallacciò

title: riallacciò


text: riallacciammo

title: riallacciammo


text: riallacciaste

title: riallacciaste


text:
niittymari

Noun

 * 1)  language and people

title: niittymari


text: riallacciarono

title: riallacciarono


text: riallaccerò

title: riallaccerò


text: riallaccerai

title: riallaccerai


text: riallaccerà

title: riallaccerà


text: riallacceremo

title: riallacceremo


text: riallaccerete

title: riallaccerete


text: riallacceranno

title: riallacceranno


text: riallaccerei

title: riallaccerei


text: riallacceresti

title: riallacceresti


text: riallaccerebbe

title: riallaccerebbe


text: riallacceremmo

title: riallacceremmo


text: riallaccereste

title: riallaccereste


text: riallaccerebbero

title: riallaccerebbero


text:
nicaragualainen

Adjective

 * 1) Nicaraguan

Noun

 * 1) A Nicaraguan person.

title: nicaragualainen


text:
riallineare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to realign

title: riallineare


text: riallaccino

title: riallaccino


text: riallacciassi

title: riallacciassi


text: riallacciasse

title: riallacciasse


text: riallacciassimo

title: riallacciassimo


text: riallacciassero

title: riallacciassero


text: riallacciarmi

title: riallacciarmi


text: riallacciarti

title: riallacciarti


text: riallacciarci

title: riallacciarci


text: riallacciarvi

title: riallacciarvi


text:
naarasleijona

Noun

 * 1) lioness

title: naarasleijona


text: riallacciandosi

title: riallacciandosi


text: riallacciandomi

title: riallacciandomi


text: riallacciandoti

title: riallacciandoti


text: riallacciandoci

title: riallacciandoci


text: riallacciandovi

title: riallacciandovi


text: riallacciamoci

title: riallacciamoci


text: riallacciatevi

title: riallacciatevi


text:
dadaisti

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dadaist

title: dadaisti


text: riallineando

title: riallineando


text: riallineante

title: riallineante


text: riallineato

title: riallineato


text: riallineati

title: riallineati


text: riallineata

title: riallineata


text: riallineo

title: riallineo


text: riallinei

title: riallinei


text: riallinea

title: riallinea


text: riallineiamo

title: riallineiamo


text: riallineate

title: riallineate


text: riallineano

title: riallineano


text: riallineavo

title: riallineavo


text:
dealeri

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) drug dealer

title: dealeri


text: riallineavi

title: riallineavi


text: riallineava

title: riallineava


text: riallineavamo

title: riallineavamo


text: riallineavate

title: riallineavate


text: riallineavano

title: riallineavano


text: riallineai

title: riallineai


text: riallineasti

title: riallineasti


text: riallineò

title: riallineò


text: riallineammo

title: riallineammo


text: riallineaste

title: riallineaste


text: riallinearono

title: riallinearono


text: riallineerò

title: riallineerò


text: riallineerai

title: riallineerai


text: riallineerà

title: riallineerà


text: riallineeremo

title: riallineeremo


text: riallineerete

title: riallineerete


text: riallineeranno

title: riallineeranno


text: riallineerei

title: riallineerei


text: riallineeresti

title: riallineeresti


text: riallineerebbe

title: riallineerebbe


text: riallineeremmo

title: riallineeremmo


text: riallineereste

title: riallineereste


text: riallineerebbero

title: riallineerebbero


text: riallineiate

title: riallineiate


text: riammalarmi

title: riammalarmi


text: riallineino

title: riallineino


text: riammalarti

title: riammalarti


text: riallineassi

title: riallineassi


text: riammalarci

title: riammalarci


text: riallineasse

title: riallineasse


text: riammalarvi

title: riammalarvi


text: riallineassimo

title: riallineassimo


text: riammalandosi

title: riammalandosi


text: riallineassero

title: riallineassero


text: riammalandomi

title: riammalandomi


text: riallinearmi

title: riallinearmi


text: riammalandoti

title: riammalandoti


text: riallinearti

title: riallinearti


text: riammalandoci

title: riammalandoci


text: riallinearci

title: riallinearci


text: riammalandovi

title: riammalandovi


text: riallinearvi

title: riallinearvi


text: riallineandosi

title: riallineandosi


text: riallineandomi

title: riallineandomi


text: riammalati

title: riammalati


text: riallineandoti

title: riallineandoti


text: riammaliamoci

title: riammaliamoci


text: riallineandoci

title: riallineandoci


text: riammalatevi

title: riammalatevi


text: riallineandovi

title: riallineandovi


text: riammalando

title: riammalando


text: riammalante

title: riammalante


text: riammalato

title: riammalato


text: riallineiamoci

title: riallineiamoci


text: riallineatevi

title: riallineatevi


text: riammalata

title: riammalata


text: riammalo

title: riammalo


text: riammali

title: riammali


text: riammala

title: riammala


text:
plebeiji

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  plebeian, pleb.

title: plebeiji


text: riammaliamo

title: riammaliamo


text: riammalate

title: riammalate


text: riapparecchiando

title: riapparecchiando


text: riapparecchiante

title: riapparecchiante


text: riammalano

title: riammalano


text: riapparecchiato

title: riapparecchiato