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Template talk:pt-conj

Problem
This template is broken. It’s looping. —Stephen 17:44, 29 July 2009 (UTC)
 * Yes, fixed. --Daniel. 11:57, 15 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Not sure where I'm supposed to complain about this, but since this template seems to know about irregular verbs, I think the problem must be in it... The 2nd person plural of the imperative of "ver" is "vede", not "vei". (Or are they both correct?!)

 * You are right, it’s vede, not "vei". This template is too complex and Daniel. is the only one who knows how to work on it. —Stephen 23:56, 28 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Fixed, thanks for pointing this error. Stephen, if you see this edit, you might notice that changing conjugations does not involve much complexity. I've tried to place all complex functions in separate templates, such as pt-conj/doWork. --Daniel. 03:35, 29 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Some verbs are lacking a template of their own. For example, "requerer" is an irregular verb that does not follow the conjugation of "querer". Its first person singular form in the present indicative is "requeiro", not "requero" as shown in the dropbox. There might be other similar issues at other verb pages, although I understand the complexity of building a template covering all of our verb system, specially when it comes to irregular verbs. I'm just not sure how to fix it, not even if this is the best place to complain about this. Probably User:Daniel. can solve it.--Krystoffer (talk) 23:21, 25 May 2012 (UTC)

Present participle
The verbal forms that are being identified as present participles should better go as gerunds. Although they could be called present participles, as some dated authors do, they are historically e functionally akin to the Spanish gerund. Moreover, there used to be a form called present participle in Portuguese. FlavianusEP (talk) 12:17, 30 August 2012 (UTC)

conditional
Why is conditional, a different mood, inside the indicative mood? Or is this a conception of Portuguese grammaticians? It seems very weird to me... --80.117.97.176 14:33, 15 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Fixed. — Ungoliant (falai) 16:34, 15 February 2015 (UTC)

saber
I have noted errors in the conjugation of saber. The first person plural of the imperfect subjunctive should be soubéssemos instead of soubessémos, the second person should be soubésseis. The corresponding entries are also incorrect and should be moved accordingly. I am lost in the "pt-conj" template, so I will keep my fingers off. Hence, I am not sure whether there is a problem in the logic or whether only saber is concerned. Abraços! --Herr Klugbeisser (talk) 18:53, 20 September 2016 (UTC)
 * Thanks, fixed. – Jberkel (talk) 19:34, 20 September 2016 (UTC)

Imperative
I'd like to propose a simplification of this template, based on the fact that three persons of the affirmative imperative and the whole of the negative imperative derive directly from the present subjunctive. The few exceptions occur only in the second persons ―singular and plural― of the affirmative imperative, so these are the only ones that need to be kept. The simplest way to implement this is by changing Module:pt-conj/table so that it uses the subjunctive variables instead: {{collapse|title=Code:| ! style="border: 1px solid #999999; background:#f4e4d0" colspan="7" | Imperative ! style="border: 1px solid #999999; background:#d4c4b0" | Affirmative ! style="border: 1px solid #999999; background:#d4c4b0" | Negative (não) }} I can implement the changes (which include cleaning up the redundant entries in the -ar/-er/-ir modules) if others agree. Capmo (talk) 14:42, 28 June 2017 (UTC)
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{impe.affr.sing.1}}}
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{impe.affr.sing.2}}}
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{subj.pres.sing.3}}}  <<<<<<<<
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{subj.pres.plur.1}}}  <<<<<<<<
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{impe.affr.plur.2}}}
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{subj.pres.plur.3}}}  <<<<<<<<
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{impe.negt.sing.1}}}
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{subj.pres.sing.2}}}  <<<<<<<<
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{subj.pres.sing.3}}}  <<<<<<<<
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{subj.pres.plur.1}}}  <<<<<<<<
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{subj.pres.plur.2}}}  <<<<<<<<
 * style="border: 1px solid #999999; vertical-align: top;" | {{{subj.pres.plur.3}}}  <<<<<<<<
 * }
 * Agreed but would make the change by keeping the variable names as they are, delete the redundant entries and assign the variables in code in the module (impe.affr.sing.3 = subj.pres.sing.3 etc.). This way the logic is moved out of the table template and can be reused in other contexts. – Jberkel (talk) 21:58, 28 June 2017 (UTC)
 * Indeed, that's a more elegant way of implementing it. Will do as you suggest. Capmo (talk) 01:20, 29 June 2017 (UTC)
 * I don’t agree with adding first-person singular imperatives. — Ungoliant (falai) 01:44, 29 June 2017 (UTC)
 * Ungoliant, don't worry, this is not in question. They are currently in the table, but are never used. I suppose they were added just for the sake of uniformity, but they can be suppressed if desired. Capmo (talk) 01:49, 29 June 2017 (UTC)
 * I have nothing against the proposed change then. — Ungoliant (falai) 02:15, 29 June 2017 (UTC)

The changes (as suggested by Jberkel) were applied to Module:pt-conj. I already removed the redundant entries of the imperative from verbs aguar and apropinquar (inside Module:pt-conj/data/-ar) and everything seems to be fine. Please inform me if you notice anything strange. I'll continue to clean up the inflection data tables in the following days. Capmo (talk) 04:12, 3 July 2017 (UTC)
 * Boa! Cleaning up the tables is probably best done with a script, I still have some snippets to regenerate them, if you want I can take care of it. – Jberkel (talk) 07:19, 3 July 2017 (UTC)
 * Done. I think defective/alt versions still need to be added in Module:pt-conj. Jberkel (talk) 14:18, 3 July 2017 (UTC)
 * Thanks, . Indeed, I noticed that verbs in -iguar and folegar have alt versions, will add them. But I can't think of any verb with defective forms in the present subjunctive.
 * BTW, I couldn't figure out what you had in mind with this edit. You expanded in multiple lines entries that were compacted in a single line (I'm OK with that), but then you made just the opposite with -iguar. Also, in a couple of verbs you expanded just the plural but not the singular. Shouldn't we opt for one form or the other? (all compacted or all expanded) I also believe that -çar should stay where it was (in between -car and -dar). Ç is not considered a different letter in Portuguese, it's just c with a diacritic. Thanks again for your help. Capmo (talk) 16:02, 3 July 2017 (UTC)
 * I used a lua script for formatting the tables, and it chose to format things differently this time, I'm not sure why. Feel free to move things around again. – Jberkel (talk) 16:10, 3 July 2017 (UTC)

Differences in Brazilian and European Portuguese
Hi! I just noticed the template doesn't distinguish the European conjugations of verbs ended in -guar. In Brazilian Portuguese, the stress often goes into the antepenultimate syllable, but in European Portuguese it remains in the penultimate one, thus, the Brazilian variant receives an accent, but the European one does not. For example, for the singular 3rd of the present indicative: Since the infinitive is the same, can you edit the template to provide both conjugations? - Sarilho1 (talk) 23:20, 30 July 2020 (UTC)
 * Aguar: água (BP), agua (EP);
 * Minguar: míngua (BP), mingua (EP);
 * Enxaguar: enxágua (BP), enxagua (EP).
 * In fact, the stress is always on the penultimate syllable :) The accented versions have a diphthong in the last syllable instead of a hiatus: água (AH-gwa) / agua (uh-GOO-uh). But this isn't uniform in Brazil, there are regions that pronounce it as in Portugal, so in my opinion we shouldn't refer to them as BP/EP variants. Maybe just cite them as exceptions found in parts of Brazil. Capmo (talk) 00:40, 31 July 2020 (UTC)

double obsolete forms
Is there any way to implement more than one obsolete form for a certain conjugation? Some verbs have more than one obsolete form (namely one European and one Brazilian, such as agúo and agüo) but there doesn't seem to be any way to convey that currently. Emyds (talk) 02:05, 7 May 2021 (UTC)
 * You probably mean the pair (agúe > ague) and (ágüe > águe), because agüo was never written with an umlaut. I was having a look at the code: the _alt field accepts more than one form because it was defined as a table, but the _obsolete field was defined as a string, which limits it to only one form. We can convert it to table, but it would involve a lot of changes (all "_obsolete" entries inside Module:pt-conj/data/-ar/-er/-ir would have to be changed from  to  . Do you think it's worth the effort? Capmo (talk) 00:12, 8 May 2021 (UTC)
 * Yes, I did mean agúe/ágüe, slip of the finger I guess. Turning all the strings into tables could be a bit laborious but I suppose it's worth it just for the sake of completeness and not having the conjugation tables skew too European/Brazilian. Emyds (talk) 23:27, 4 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Is it really necessary to have the obsolete forms in the conjugation table? I feel that if we were to include all the obsolete forms we might end up clustering the table too much. For instance, and this is something I was thinking about asking for some time, would it make sense to include the obsolete forms of the third-person plural preterite indicative that were previously written in -ão, instead of -am (e.g.: edificarão, instead of edificaram, c.f. Os Lusíadas 1572.). - Sarilho1 (talk) 10:34, 5 July 2021 (UTC)
 * I get where you're coming from, but I feel the main reason to include obsolete forms isn't necessarily to include all former spellings, but rather include the pre-AO-1990 standard spellings, which are still commonly found and actively preferred by many people. Emyds (talk) 16:52, 5 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Ah, ok. Didn't know those forms were still common. In that case, isn't it better to change the description to superseded or dated? - Sarilho1 (talk) 19:42, 5 July 2021 (UTC)

Cuspir - irregular verb
Greetings! The verb is irregular. The singular second-person and third-person, as well as the plural third-person, of the Present Indicative have an "o" instead of the "u", so "cospes", "cospe", and "cospem", respectively. Similarly for the singular second-person of the Affirmative Imperative, should be "cospe" rather than "cuspe". Confer, here, for instance. Purely in pronunciation, it's equivalent to the verb "tossir", but they are written differently. Can someone correct it? - Sarilho1 (talk) 10:56, 14 June 2021 (UTC)
 * Other examples are (Source):  (Source),  (Source). Others are already correct in the template, like:, , , . Can't think of any other examples.  Sarilho1 (talk) 12:19, 14 June 2021 (UTC)
 * Another example: (Source). Possibly the regional  too. - Sarilho1 (talk) 19:06, 14 June 2021 (UTC)
 * Thanks for pointing this. I've added the pair acudir/sacudir, the others will be included on the following days. Several wrong entries will be left behind, such as sacudes. Do you know if there's a bot to make the cleanup? Capmo (talk) 00:13, 15 June 2021 (UTC)
 * How many wrong entries are there left behind? just flag them on Requests_for_verification/Non-English. – Jberkel 08:57, 15 June 2021 (UTC)
 * Considering that the changes in these verbs are so few (three in the Present Indicative and one in the Imperative Affirmative), instead of creating whole conjugation tables in Module:pt-conj/data/-ir, I thought of a simpler idea: let the regular -ir conjugation table be created for these verbs, and then change just those forms that are irregular. This can be done inside Module:pt-conj; an example is available at Module:pt-conj/sandbox and can be invoked from Template:pt-conj/sandbox. Here's an example for cuspir:

 * Of the verbs listed above by Sarilho, fugir is the only one that will need to keep a separate conjugation table, because it changes g into j in some of its forms. Do you guys agree with this solution? Capmo (talk) 15:22, 17 June 2021 (UTC)
 * Sounds like a great solution to me, and certainly more elegant than what we have currently. One thing to note is that the verbs derived from these should also be included (the only ones of note coming to mind being rebulir and desentupir). Also, do you think this could be done to other semi-regular small irregularities in the -ir conjugation? and, for instance, are currently missing conjugation tables but follow the same pattern as . There are also the dormir and servir patterns, but it seems all the verbs these concern currently have proper tables so adding them to the code is probably not worth the trouble. Emyds (talk) 23:44, 4 July 2021 (UTC)
 * , I was having a look at the agredir/denegrir/prevenir and dormir/servir patterns; their changes to Present Indicative are reflected in the whole of the Present Subjunctive and both Imperatives. Ideally, we should automatically derive these forms (Pres Subj and Impe) from Pres Indi and only include the occasional exceptions in the -ar/-er/-ir tables. I'm working on this at the moment. Capmo (talk) 12:51, 7 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Well, I don't oppose either. Any solution that fixes the problem is perfectly fine by me and if this means a simpler implementation, I see no reasons to oppose. - Sarilho1 (talk) 10:14, 5 July 2021 (UTC)

estar
The "tu" form of estar is currently marked as "estareis", which is the same as for "vós". I believe the "tu" form should rather be "estarás" but I can't find where to change it. Malhonen (talk) 23:42, 29 September 2021 (UTC)
 * Good catch. For future reference of anyone reading, the data pages are Module:pt-conj/data/-ar, -er and -ir. — Ungoliant (falai) 02:11, 30 September 2021 (UTC)

rewriting this module
I am looking into rewriting this module along the lines of Module:es-verb. I currently count 12,203 lines of code in this module and its submodules, while Module:es-verb and Module:es-common together are about 3,000 lines and provide several features missing in this module. The idea would be that the module knows about isolated irregular verbs like fazer, ir, poder etc. (and their compounds) but alternations that are unpredictable and occur in many verbs, such as o-u (subo vs. sobe), e-i (sinto vs. sente), i-í (faiscar vs. faísca, enraizar vs. enraíza, mobiliar vs. mobília, tuitar vs. tuíta), u-ú (reusar vs. reúsa, saudar vs. saúda), i-ei (odiar vs. odeia) and short past participles are specified via indicators in the call to pt-conj, e.g. <í> to indicate an i-í alternation. Predictable alternations like g-j, ç-c, c-qu, g-gu, as well as any other predictable "irregularities" are handled automatically. I have a few questions:
 * 1) Is there an official source for Portuguese verb conjugations along the lines of the Real Academia Española (see e.g. )?
 * 2) Any specific requirements anyone is looking for? E.g. the Spanish verb module provides combinations of verb + clitic and verb + reflexive; see  for an example. The reflexive combinations might be useful in Portuguese but I'm not sure about the clitic combinations; on the one hand, we have weirdness like amar -> amá-lo and amam -> amam-no but on the other hand clitics are joined with a hyphen and as a result many of the complexities of accent placement that apply to Spanish don't apply here. Benwing2 (talk) 02:45, 13 September 2022 (UTC)

 * To answer 1: no, there is no single body that coordinates between varieties of Portuguese anywhere near as comprehensively as ASALE (and there are not as many national academies that represent the varieties of Portuguese anywhere other than Brazil and Iberia), plus Portuguese is more varied than Spanish in terms of spelling. There has been some coordination on spelling reform, but adoption is uneven, as you may imagine. Distinctions between Brazilian and Peninsular/Global Portuguese are occasionally big enough to matter, as with Spanish. —Justin ( koavf ) ❤T☮C☺M☯ 03:06, 13 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Thank you. I see that Priberam, Infopédia and Collins all have verb conjugations in them, which is super helpful. I have some questions about verbs in -guar and -quar:
 * Currently, Module:pt-conj/data/-ar lists four possibilities for the 1/3sg present subjunctive e.g. of averiguar: averígue (1), averigue (1_alt), averígüe (1_obsolete) and averigúe (1_obsolete_alt). So: (1) Does the spelling averigue indicate a pronunciation with stress on the u? (If so, I would not have expected it, and we may need to update Module:pt-pronunc as I'm pretty sure it will auto-generate stress on the i.) (2) Priberam (also Collins, but not Infopédia ) gives averigúe as the only form (but does not put an accent in averiguo or averigua); presumably then this isn't actually obsolete? (3) Is there a Brazil-Portugal difference in this and similar verbs (other than the 1pl preterite)?
 * Module:pt-conj/data/-ar lists exactly the same four possibilities for the 1/3sg subjunctive of adequar: adeque (1), adéque (1_alt), adéqüe (1_obsolete), adeqúe (1_obsolete_alt). Are all these forms real? adeqúe in particular seems impossible; for a verb with stress on the u, it would surely be spelled adecue (or no?). If adeqúe is real, does adeque then indicate stress on the u as well?
 * Thanks again. Benwing2 (talk) 03:49, 13 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Also, does every verb in -guar/-quar behave the same, or is this unpredictable and varying per verb? Benwing2 (talk) 03:53, 13 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Asking a Portuguese friend of mine. —Justin ( koavf ) ❤T☮C☺M☯ 03:58, 13 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Unfortunately, my Portuguese is okay, but not great. I can answer (some) fine-grained questions about Spanish, but only hi-level ones about Portuguese. :/ —Justin ( koavf ) ❤T☮C☺M☯ 03:58, 13 September 2022 (UTC)
 * The forms averígue and adéque are registered in Brazilian Portuguese (averígüe and adéqüe are the forms superseded by AO1990) where the stress falls in the "í" and "é", respectively. In European Portuguese, the stress falls on the "u" instead, thus rendering the forms averigue and adeque after AO1990 (and averígúe and adeqúe before it). It's a difference between EP and BP that can also be found in verbs like aguar, desaguar, minguar (likely also in verb ending in -quar, but I can't think of any other than adequar). Note: stated above that some regions of Brazil pronounce with the EP stress. Module:pt-pronunc already gives good EP pronunciations provided we use the accents.
 * Here are some that might be useful: adequar (I) and averigúe, averificar, verificar - Sarilho1 (talk) 10:03, 13 September 2022 (UTC)
 * I hope is around, he helped with the current version of the module (which was simply "ported" from the template-based solution). I'm not sure about forms like averígue – that's indicating a regular stress, and therefore not needed. Maybe older spelling conventions? My guess about adeqúe is that the ú is not indicating accent, but serves as substitute for the (also obsolete) trema. TBH, I'm not sure if it's worth listing all the obsolete spellings in the table, perhaps they should just be listed on the entry. – Jberkel 09:49, 13 September 2022 (UTC)
 * The obsolete spellings correspond to the pre-A01990 spellings. I'm in favor of removing them from the table. - Sarilho1 (talk) 10:05, 13 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Thanks. It looks like the forms labeled "obsolete" are more like superseded; if they are still in use to some extent (e.g. averigúe as suggested by the conjugation tables of Priberam and Collins) I am fine including them and it won't be difficult in the rewrite I'm planning. Otherwise we can leave them out. Benwing2 (talk) 01:28, 14 September 2022 (UTC)
 * The obsolete spellings correspond to the pre-A01990 spellings. I'm in favor of removing them from the table. - Sarilho1 (talk) 10:05, 13 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Thanks. It looks like the forms labeled "obsolete" are more like superseded; if they are still in use to some extent (e.g. averigúe as suggested by the conjugation tables of Priberam and Collins) I am fine including them and it won't be difficult in the rewrite I'm planning. Otherwise we can leave them out. Benwing2 (talk) 01:28, 14 September 2022 (UTC)

some more questions
I am trying to clean up words like governo where there's a noun with close mid vowel and a verb form with the same spelling but open mid vowel. Some questions: Thanks! Benwing2 (talk) 10:16, 14 September 2022 (UTC)
 * 1) I know that most verbs in -ar have open mid vowels in all stressed present tense forms (1/2/3sg, 3pl, indic and subj). But there are apparently some exceptions? Maybe chegar, verbs in -ejar (e.g. desejar), verbs in -elhar (e.g. aconselhar), ....? Am I right here in these being exceptions and if so are the exceptions themselves consistent, or are only some verbs in -ejar/-elhar exceptional?
 * 2) Similarly, for verbs in -er, the 2sg/3sg/3pl indic are supposed to have open mid vowels while the 1sg indic and the 1sg/2sg/3sg/3pl subj are supposed to have close mid vowels. Are there exceptions to this too?
 * 3) What about verbs with a nasal consonant (m or n) after the mid vowel, e.g. tomar, ordenar, comer, ...? I have heard that in Portugal, -omer/-oner/-emer/-ener verbs like comer have open /ɔ/ in comes, come, while in Brazil, they have close /o/. Is this correct, and if so does it also apply to verbs like tomar and ordenar? If so, are there exceptions to this or is it consistent?
 * Benwing2 (talk) 10:44, 14 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Regarding 1., the exceptions due to -ejar and -elhar are consistent in EP because they mainly occur due to the fact that the e before j and lh is often pronounced âi (â in Lisbon). However, it is not uncommon to hear the verbal forms desejo pronounced as deséjo, aconselho as aconsélho, etc. I would say it's the same phenomenon as velho and Tejo being pronounced as vâ(i)lho and Tâ(i)jo instead of vélho and Téjo, so I think they can still be considered as verbal forms with open vowels with the â(i) pronunciation given as an alternative.
 * I can't think of any exceptions to 2.
 * As for 3., the vowels are indeed open in EP. The fact that they aren't in BP, I think it's mostly due to the fact that BP closes the vowels before nasal consonants, but it's better that a BP speaker confirms it. If so, like in 1., I think pronunciation could be initially assumed to be open and closed after in BP. - Sarilho1 (talk) 11:34, 14 September 2022 (UTC)

Diaeresis
In verbs ending in uar, some of their forms are written with an diaeresis (ü). These forms have the notes 1Brazil and 3Superseded (see enxaguar and adequar), even though the use of diaresis is officialy abolished in this country since 2015.

I think we should change it and keep only note 3, since it's considered wrong in both Brazil and Portugal, but I would be glad if someone could elucidate why they have both 1 and 3. Trooper57 (talk) 21:04, 19 April 2023 (UTC)

 * Note 1. indicates that the Brazilian form is a proparoxytone (e.g.: enxágua) in opposition to European form which is a paroxytone (e.g.: enxagua; vide note 2.). Note 1. and 2. ought to remain since they indicate different current spellings. Note 3. indicates the superseded forms. I'm in favor of removing the superseded and obsolete spellings from the conjugation tables altogether, but there other users specifically added them before since they are still sometimes in use see the discussion above. - Sarilho1 (talk) 10:56, 20 April 2023 (UTC)

Extra paragraph in multiwords
Pretty much the title. Multiwords, such as dar à luz, add an extra space that should be removed. - Sarilho1 (talk) 15:52, 24 August 2023 (UTC)

Interjections
Can imperative-only verbs be added to this template? It would be interesting to some interjections that start with, like "ir para o inferno", that can be conjugated in number (vai para o inferno, vá para o inferno, vão para o inferno).

We need to rely on to put these on Wiktionary. Trooper57 (talk) 02:54, 16 March 2024 (UTC)

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title: adquirirás


text: scarnerà

title: scarnerà


text: scardinarvi

title: scardinarvi


text: scartabellano

title: scartabellano


text: scarneremo

title: scarneremo


text: scardinandosi

title: scardinandosi


text: scartabellavo

title: scartabellavo


text: immolabunt

title: immolabunt


text: scarnerete

title: scarnerete


text: scardinandomi

title: scardinandomi


text: scartabellavi

title: scartabellavi


text: scarneranno

title: scarneranno


text: scardinandoti

title: scardinandoti


text: scartabellava

title: scartabellava


text: scarnerei

title: scarnerei


text: immolabam

title: immolabam


text: scartabellavamo

title: scartabellavamo


text: scardinandoci

title: scardinandoci


text: scarneresti

title: scarneresti


text: scartabellavate

title: scartabellavate


text: scardinandovi

title: scardinandovi


text: scarnerebbe

title: scarnerebbe


text: scartabellavano

title: scartabellavano


text: immolabas

title: immolabas


text: scarneremmo

title: scarneremmo


text: scartabellai

title: scartabellai


text: scarnereste

title: scarnereste


text: adquirirá

title: adquirirá


text: scartabellasti

title: scartabellasti


text: scatarrando

title: scatarrando


text: scarnerebbero

title: scarnerebbero


text: immolabat

title: immolabat


text: scartabellò

title: scartabellò


text: scarniate

title: scarniate


text: scatarrante

title: scatarrante


text: scartabellammo

title: scartabellammo


text: scarnino

title: scarnino


text: scardiniamoci

title: scardiniamoci


text: immolabamus

title: immolabamus


text: scartabellaste

title: scartabellaste


text: scatarrati

title: scatarrati


text: scarnassi

title: scarnassi


text: scardinatevi

title: scardinatevi


text: scartabellarono

title: scartabellarono


text: scarnasse

title: scarnasse


text: scartabellerò

title: scartabellerò


text: scatarro

title: scatarro


text: immolabatis

title: immolabatis


text: scarnassimo

title: scarnassimo


text: scartabellerai

title: scartabellerai


text: scatarri

title: scatarri


text: scarnassero

title: scarnassero


text: scartabellerà

title: scartabellerà


text: scatarra

title: scatarra


text: immolabant

title: immolabant


text: scartabelleremo

title: scartabelleremo


text: scatarriamo

title: scatarriamo


text: adquiriréis

title: adquiriréis


text: scartabellerete

title: scartabellerete


text: scartabelleranno

title: scartabelleranno


text: scatarrano

title: scatarrano


text: scartabellerei

title: scartabellerei


text: scatarravo

title: scatarravo


text: scartabelleresti

title: scartabelleresti


text: scatarravi

title: scatarravi


text: immolavisti

title: immolavisti


text: scartabellerebbe

title: scartabellerebbe


text: scatarrava

title: scatarrava


text: scartabelleremmo

title: scartabelleremmo


text: scatarravamo

title: scatarravamo


text: scavezzando

title: scavezzando


text: scartabellereste

title: scartabellereste


text: immolavit

title: immolavit


text: scatarravate

title: scatarravate


text: scavezzante

title: scavezzante


text: scartabellerebbero

title: scartabellerebbero


text: scatarravano

title: scatarravano


text: scavezzato

title: scavezzato


text: scartabelliate

title: scartabelliate


text: adquiriremos

title: adquiriremos


text: scatarrai

title: scatarrai


text: scavezzati

title: scavezzati


text: immolavimus

title: immolavimus


text: scartabellino

title: scartabellino


text: scatarrasti

title: scatarrasti


text: scavezzata

title: scavezzata


text: scartabellassi

title: scartabellassi


text: scatarrò

title: scatarrò


text: scavezzo

title: scavezzo


text: scartabellasse

title: scartabellasse


text: immolavistis

title: immolavistis


text: scatarrammo

title: scatarrammo


text: scavezzi

title: scavezzi


text: scatarraste

title: scatarraste


text: scavezza

title: scavezza


text: scartabellassimo

title: scartabellassimo


text: scatarrarono

title: scatarrarono


text: immolaverunt

title: immolaverunt


text: scavezziamo

title: scavezziamo


text: scartabellassero

title: scartabellassero


text: scatarrerò

title: scatarrerò


text: scavezzate

title: scavezzate


text: scatarrerai

title: scatarrerai


text: scavezzano

title: scavezzano


text: immolaveram

title: immolaveram


text: scatarrerà

title: scatarrerà


text: scavezzavo

title: scavezzavo


text: adquiriré

title: adquiriré


text: scatarreremo

title: scatarreremo


text: scavezzavi

title: scavezzavi


text: scatarrerete

title: scatarrerete


text: immolaveras

title: immolaveras


text: scavezzava

title: scavezzava


text: scatarreranno

title: scatarreranno


text: scavezzavamo

title: scavezzavamo


text: scatarrerei

title: scatarrerei


text: scavezzavate

title: scavezzavate


text: immolaverat

title: immolaverat


text: scatarreresti

title: scatarreresti


text: scavezzavano

title: scavezzavano


text: scatarrerebbe

title: scatarrerebbe


text: scavezzai

title: scavezzai


text: scarnendo

title: scarnendo


text: immolaveramus

title: immolaveramus


text: scatarreremmo

title: scatarreremmo


text: scavezzasti

title: scavezzasti


text: scarnente

title: scarnente


text: scatarrereste

title: scatarrereste


text: scavezzò

title: scavezzò


text: adquiriríais

title: adquiriríais


text: scatarrerebbero

title: scatarrerebbero


text: scavezzammo

title: scavezzammo


text: immolaveratis

title: immolaveratis


text: scatarriate

title: scatarriate


text: scavezzaste

title: scavezzaste


text: scarnisco

title: scarnisco


text: scatarrino

title: scatarrino


text: scavezzarono

title: scavezzarono


text: scarnisci

title: scarnisci


text: immolaverant

title: immolaverant


text: scatarrassi

title: scatarrassi


text: scavezzerò

title: scavezzerò


text:
absťák

Noun

 * 1) withdrawal symptoms

title: absťák


text: scarnisce

title: scarnisce


text: scatarrasse

title: scatarrasse


text: scavezzerai

title: scavezzerai


text: scatarrassimo

title: scatarrassimo


text: immolavero

title: immolavero


text: scavezzerà

title: scavezzerà


text: scarniscono

title: scarniscono


text: scatarrassero

title: scatarrassero


text: scavezzeremo

title: scavezzeremo


text: scarnivo

title: scarnivo


text: scavezzerete

title: scavezzerete


text: immolaverit

title: immolaverit


text: scarnivi

title: scarnivi


text: scavezzeranno

title: scavezzeranno


text: adquiriríamos

title: adquiriríamos


text: scarniva

title: scarniva


text: scavezzerei

title: scavezzerei


text: scarnivamo

title: scarnivamo


text: immolaverint

title: immolaverint


text: scavezzeresti

title: scavezzeresti


text: scarnivate

title: scarnivate


text: scavezzerebbe

title: scavezzerebbe


text: scarnivano

title: scarnivano


text: scavezzeremmo

title: scavezzeremmo


text: scarnii

title: scarnii


text: immolor

title: immolor


text: scavezzereste

title: scavezzereste


text: scarnisti

title: scarnisti


text: scavezzerebbero

title: scavezzerebbero


text: scarnì

title: scarnì


text: immolaris

title: immolaris


text: scavezziate

title: scavezziate


text: scarnimmo

title: scarnimmo


text: scavezzino

title: scavezzino


text: scarniste

title: scarniste


text: scavezzassi

title: scavezzassi


text: adquirirían

title: adquirirían


text: immolatur

title: immolatur


text: scarnirono

title: scarnirono


text: scavezzasse

title: scavezzasse


text: scarnirò

title: scarnirò


text: scavezzassimo

title: scavezzassimo


text: scarnirai

title: scarnirai


text: immolamur

title: immolamur


text: scavezzassero

title: scavezzassero


text: scarnirà

title: scarnirà


text: scarniremo

title: scarniremo


text: immolamini

title: immolamini


text: scarnirete

title: scarnirete


text: scartocciando

title: scartocciando


text: scartocciante

title: scartocciante


text: scarniranno

title: scarniranno


text: scartocciato

title: scartocciato


text: scarnirei

title: scarnirei


text: immolantur

title: immolantur


text: scartocciati

title: scartocciati


text: scarniresti

title: scarniresti


text: adquirirías

title: adquirirías


text: scartocciata

title: scartocciata


text: scarnirebbe

title: scarnirebbe


text: immolabor

title: immolabor


text: scartoccio

title: scartoccio


text: scarniremmo

title: scarniremmo


text:
immuto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to change, alter, transform

title: immuto


text: scarnireste

title: scarnireste


text: scartocci

title: scartocci


text: scarnirebbero

title: scarnirebbero


text: scartoccia

title: scartoccia


text: immolaberis

title: immolaberis


text: scarnisca

title: scarnisca


text: scartocciamo

title: scartocciamo


text: scartocciate

title: scartocciate


text: immolabitur

title: immolabitur


text: scarniscano

title: scarniscano


text: scartocciano

title: scartocciano


text: scarnissi

title: scarnissi


text: scartocciavo

title: scartocciavo


text: scarnisse

title: scarnisse


text: scartocciavi

title: scartocciavi


text: immolabimur

title: immolabimur


text: adquiriría

title: adquiriría


text: scartocciava

title: scartocciava


text: scarnissero

title: scarnissero


text: scartocciavamo

title: scartocciavamo


text: immolabimini

title: immolabimini


text: immutare

title: immutare


text: scartocciavate

title: scartocciavate


text: scartocciavano

title: scartocciavano


text: scartocciai

title: scartocciai


text:
palatine tonsil

Noun

 * 1)  One of the two tonsils that can be seen on the left and right sides at the back of the throat.

Translations

 * Catalan:
 * Czech:
 * Finnish:
 * French: tonsille palatine
 * German: Gaumenmandel
 * Gujarati: ગળાનો કાકડો
 * Hungarian:
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish: ,
 * Tamil:

title: palatine tonsil


text: immolabuntur

title: immolabuntur


text: scartocciasti

title: scartocciasti


text: scartocciò

title: scartocciò


text: immolabar

title: immolabar


text: scartocciammo

title: scartocciammo


text: scartocciaste

title: scartocciaste


text: adquiristeis

title: adquiristeis


text: immolabaris

title: immolabaris


text: scartocciarono

title: scartocciarono


text: scartoccerò

title: scartoccerò


text: immolabatur

title: immolabatur


text: scartoccerai

title: scartoccerai


text: scartoccerà

title: scartoccerà


text: scartocceremo

title: scartocceremo


text: immolabamur

title: immolabamur


text: scartoccerete

title: scartoccerete


text: scartocceranno

title: scartocceranno


text: immolabamini

title: immolabamini


text: adquiriste

title: adquiriste


text: scartoccerei

title: scartoccerei


text: scartocceresti

title: scartocceresti


text: Category:ur:Law

title: Category:ur:Law


text: scartoccerebbe

title: scartoccerebbe


text: immolabantur

title: immolabantur


text: scartocceremmo

title: scartocceremmo


text: scartoccereste

title: scartoccereste


text: immolem

title: immolem


text: scartoccerebbero

title: scartoccerebbero


text: scartoccino

title: scartoccino


text:
immutatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) changed, altered, having been transformed.

title: immutatus


text: scartocciassi

title: scartocciassi


text: scartocciasse

title: scartocciasse


text: adquirís

title: adquirís


text: scartocciassimo

title: scartocciassimo


text: immolet

title: immolet


text: scartocciassero

title: scartocciassero


text: immolemus

title: immolemus


text: withdrawal symptoms

title: withdrawal symptoms


text: Category:ur:Society

title: Category:ur:Society


text: immoletis

title: immoletis


text: adquirí

title: adquirí


text: immolarem

title: immolarem


text: immolares

title: immolares


text:
lingual tonsil

Noun

 * 1)  A rounded mass or group of small nodules of lymphatic tissue that cover the base of the tongue just anterior to the epiglottis.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 舌扁桃體; 舌扁桃腺
 * Finnish: kielirisa
 * Hungarian:

title: lingual tonsil


text: immolaret

title: immolaret


text: immolaremus

title: immolaremus


text: immolaretis

title: immolaretis


text: immolarent

title: immolarent


text: immolaverim

title: immolaverim


text: immolavissem

title: immolavissem


text: immolavisses

title: immolavisses


text: aducen

title: aducen


text: immolavisset

title: immolavisset


text: immolavissemus

title: immolavissemus


text: immolavissetis

title: immolavissetis


text: aduces

title: aduces


text: immolavissent

title: immolavissent


text: immoleris

title: immoleris


text: immoletur

title: immoletur


text: immolemur

title: immolemur


text: immolemini

title: immolemini


text: immolentur

title: immolentur


text:
spravovák

Noun

 * 1)  hair of the dog

title: spravovák


text: aducíais

title: aducíais


text: immolarer

title: immolarer


text: immolareris

title: immolareris


text: catramando

title: catramando


text: immolaretur

title: immolaretur


text: catramante

title: catramante


text:
catramare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to tar

title: catramare


text:
vyprošťovák

Noun

 * 1)  hair of the dog

title: vyprošťovák


text: catramato

title: catramato


text: catramati

title: catramati


text: immolaremur

title: immolaremur


text: catramata

title: catramata


text: aducíamos

title: aducíamos


text: catramo

title: catramo


text: immolaremini

title: immolaremini


text: catrama

title: catrama


text: catramiamo

title: catramiamo


text: immolarentur

title: immolarentur


text: catramate

title: catramate


text: catramano

title: catramano


text: immolantis

title: immolantis


text: catramavo

title: catramavo


text: catramavi

title: catramavi


text: catramava

title: catramava


text: aducían

title: aducían


text: immolanti

title: immolanti


text: catramavamo

title: catramavamo


text: catramavate

title: catramavate


text: immolantem

title: immolantem


text: catramavano

title: catramavano


text:
imperito

Etymology
..

Adjective

 * 1)  inexperienced, unskilled

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to command, govern, rule

Usage notes

 * There are instances of impersonal passive meaning.

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) inexperienced

title: imperito


text: catramai

title: catramai


text: catramasti

title: catramasti


text: catramò

title: catramò


text: catramammo

title: catramammo


text: immolantes

title: immolantes


text: catramaste

title: catramaste


text: aducías

title: aducías


text: catramarono

title: catramarono


text: immolantia

title: immolantia


text: catramerò

title: catramerò


text: catramerai

title: catramerai


text: imperitare

title: imperitare


text: catramerà

title: catramerà


text: catrameremo

title: catrameremo


text: catramerete

title: catramerete


text: catrameranno

title: catrameranno


text: catramerei

title: catramerei


text: immolantium

title: immolantium


text: catrameresti

title: catrameresti


text: immolantibus

title: immolantibus


text: aducía

title: aducía


text: catramerebbe

title: catramerebbe


text: catrameremmo

title: catrameremmo


text: catramereste

title: catramereste


text: catramerebbero

title: catramerebbero


text: catramiate

title: catramiate


text: catramino

title: catramino


text: catramassi

title: catramassi


text: catramasse

title: catramasse


text: catramassimo

title: catramassimo


text:
imperitatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) commanded, governed, having been ruled.

title: imperitatus


text: aducido

title: aducido


text: catramassero

title: catramassero


text: illigatis

title: illigatis


text: illigaveris

title: illigaveris


text: aducid

title: aducid


text: illigaverimus

title: illigaverimus


text: illigaveritis

title: illigaveritis


text: illigatum

title: illigatum


text: aduciendo

title: aduciendo


text: illigata

title: illigata


text: illigati

title: illigati


text: illigatae

title: illigatae


text: illigato

title: illigato


text: illigate

title: illigate


text: cauterizzando

title: cauterizzando


text: cauterizzante

title: cauterizzante


text: illigatam

title: illigatam


text: cauterizzato

title: cauterizzato


text: cauterizzati

title: cauterizzati


text: illigatas

title: illigatas


text: cauterizzata

title: cauterizzata


text: cauterizzo

title: cauterizzo


text: cauterizzi

title: cauterizzi


text: illigatos

title: illigatos


text:
cauterizzare

Verb

 * 1)  to cauterize

title: cauterizzare


text: cauterizza

title: cauterizza


text: cauterizziamo

title: cauterizziamo


text: illigatorum

title: illigatorum


text: cauterizzate

title: cauterizzate


text: cauterizzano

title: cauterizzano


text: cauterizzavo

title: cauterizzavo


text: illigatarum

title: illigatarum


text: cauterizzavi

title: cauterizzavi


text: cauterizzava

title: cauterizzava


text: illigas

title: illigas


text: cauterizzavamo

title: cauterizzavamo


text: cauterizzavate

title: cauterizzavate


text: illigat

title: illigat


text: cauterizzavano

title: cauterizzavano


text: cauterizzai

title: cauterizzai


text: cauterizzasti

title: cauterizzasti


text: illigamus

title: illigamus


text: cauterizzò

title: cauterizzò


text: cauterizzammo

title: cauterizzammo


text: illigant

title: illigant


text: cauterizzaste

title: cauterizzaste


text: cauterizzarono

title: cauterizzarono


text: illigabo

title: illigabo


text: cauterizzerò

title: cauterizzerò


text: cauterizzerai

title: cauterizzerai


text: cauterizzerà

title: cauterizzerà


text: illigabis

title: illigabis


text: cauterizzeremo

title: cauterizzeremo


text: cauterizzerete

title: cauterizzerete


text: illigabit

title: illigabit


text: cauterizzeranno

title: cauterizzeranno


text: cauterizzerei

title: cauterizzerei


text: cauterizzeresti

title: cauterizzeresti


text: illigabimus

title: illigabimus


text: cauterizzerebbe

title: cauterizzerebbe


text: cauterizzeremmo

title: cauterizzeremmo


text: illigabitis

title: illigabitis


text: cauterizzereste

title: cauterizzereste


text: cauterizzerebbero

title: cauterizzerebbero


text: cauterizziate

title: cauterizziate


text: illigabunt

title: illigabunt


text: cauterizzino

title: cauterizzino


text: cauterizzassi

title: cauterizzassi


text: illigabam

title: illigabam


text: cauterizzasse

title: cauterizzasse


text:
villieläin

Noun

 * 1) wild animal as contrasted to a domesticated animal
 * 2)  wildlife wild animals collectively

title: villieläin


text: cauterizzassimo

title: cauterizzassimo


text: cauterizzassero

title: cauterizzassero


text: illigabas

title: illigabas


text: illigabat

title: illigabat


text: centellinante

title: centellinante


text: centellinato

title: centellinato


text: centellinati

title: centellinati


text: illigabamus

title: illigabamus


text: centellinata

title: centellinata


text:
centellino

Noun

 * 1) sip

title: centellino


text: illigabatis

title: illigabatis


text: centellini

title: centellini


text: centellina

title: centellina


text: centelliniamo

title: centelliniamo


text: illigabant

title: illigabant


text: centellinate

title: centellinate


text: centellinano

title: centellinano


text: illigavi

title: illigavi


text: centellinavo

title: centellinavo


text: centellinavi

title: centellinavi


text: centellinava

title: centellinava


text: illigavisti

title: illigavisti


text: centellinavamo

title: centellinavamo


text: centellinavate

title: centellinavate


text: illigavit

title: illigavit


text: centellinavano

title: centellinavano


text: centellinai

title: centellinai


text: centellinasti

title: centellinasti


text: illigavimus

title: illigavimus


text: centellinò

title: centellinò


text: illigavistis

title: illigavistis


text: centellinammo

title: centellinammo


text: centellinaste

title: centellinaste


text: centellinarono

title: centellinarono


text: illigaverunt

title: illigaverunt


text: centellinerò

title: centellinerò


text: centellinerai

title: centellinerai


text: illigaveram

title: illigaveram


text: centellinerà

title: centellinerà


text: centellineremo

title: centellineremo


text: centellinerete

title: centellinerete


text: illigaveras

title: illigaveras


text: centellineranno

title: centellineranno


text: centellinerei

title: centellinerei


text: illigaverat

title: illigaverat


text: centellineresti

title: centellineresti


text: cesellando

title: cesellando


text: centellinerebbe

title: centellinerebbe


text: cesellante

title: cesellante


text: centellineremmo

title: centellineremmo


text: illigaveramus

title: illigaveramus


text: cesellato

title: cesellato


text: centellinereste

title: centellinereste


text: cesellati

title: cesellati


text: centellinerebbero

title: centellinerebbero


text: illigaveratis

title: illigaveratis


text: cesellata

title: cesellata


text: centelliniate

title: centelliniate


text: centellinino

title: centellinino


text: cesella

title: cesella


text: illigaverant

title: illigaverant


text: centellinassi

title: centellinassi


text: ceselliamo

title: ceselliamo


text: centellinasse

title: centellinasse


text: cesellate

title: cesellate


text: centellinassimo

title: centellinassimo


text: illigavero

title: illigavero


text: cesellano

title: cesellano


text: centellinassero

title: centellinassero


text: cesellavo

title: cesellavo


text: illigaverit

title: illigaverit


text: cesellavi

title: cesellavi


text: cesellava

title: cesellava


text: illigaverint

title: illigaverint


text: cesellavamo

title: cesellavamo


text: cesellavate

title: cesellavate


text: cesellavano

title: cesellavano


text: illigor

title: illigor


text: cesellai

title: cesellai


text: cesellasti

title: cesellasti


text: illigaris

title: illigaris


text: cesellò

title: cesellò


text: cesellammo

title: cesellammo


text: illigatur

title: illigatur


text: cesellaste

title: cesellaste


text: cesellarono

title: cesellarono


text: cesellerò

title: cesellerò


text: illigamur

title: illigamur


text: cesellerai

title: cesellerai


text: cesellerà

title: cesellerà


text: illigamini

title: illigamini


text: ceselleremo

title: ceselleremo


text: cesellerete

title: cesellerete


text: ceselleranno

title: ceselleranno


text: illigantur

title: illigantur


text: cesellerei

title: cesellerei


text: ceselleresti

title: ceselleresti


text: illigabor

title: illigabor


text: cesellerebbe

title: cesellerebbe


text: ceselleremmo

title: ceselleremmo


text: cesellereste

title: cesellereste


text: illigaberis

title: illigaberis


text: cesellerebbero

title: cesellerebbero


text: ceselliate

title: ceselliate


text: illigabitur

title: illigabitur


text: cesellino

title: cesellino


text: cesellassi

title: cesellassi


text: illigabimur

title: illigabimur


text: cesellasse

title: cesellasse


text: cesellassimo

title: cesellassimo


text: illigabimini

title: illigabimini


text: cesellassero

title: cesellassero


text: illigabuntur

title: illigabuntur


text: illigabar

title: illigabar


text:
impetro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to accomplish, succeed
 * 2) to obtain, procure
 * 1) to obtain, procure
 * 1) to obtain, procure

title: impetro


text:
Miki egér

Etymology
. The pronunciation of is very similar to the, a diminutive of the male given name.

Proper noun

 * 1) Mickey Mouse the most famous Disney cartoon character, an anthropomorphic mouse

Declension

 * For the noun, see.
 * The proper noun remains unchanged.

title: Miki egér


text: illigabaris

title: illigabaris


text: illigabatur

title: illigabatur


text:
impetrare

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to obtain something by begging for it; to impetrate

title: impetrare


text: illigabamur

title: illigabamur


text: illigabamini

title: illigabamini


text: illigabantur

title: illigabantur


text: ciabattando

title: ciabattando


text: ciabattante

title: ciabattante


text: illigem

title: illigem


text: ciabattato

title: ciabattato


text: ciabattati

title: ciabattati


text: ciabattata

title: ciabattata


text: illiges

title: illiges


text: ciabatto

title: ciabatto


text: ciabatti

title: ciabatti


text: illiget

title: illiget


text: ciabattiamo

title: ciabattiamo


text:
ciabattare

Verb

 * 1)  to shuffle about
 * 2)  to bungle

title: ciabattare


text: ciabattate

title: ciabattate


text: illigemus

title: illigemus


text: ciabattano

title: ciabattano


text: ciabattavo

title: ciabattavo


text: ciabattavi

title: ciabattavi


text:
impetratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) accomplished, having been accomplished.
 * 2) obtained, procured, having been obtained.

title: impetratus


text: illigetis

title: illigetis


text: ciabattava

title: ciabattava


text: ciabattavamo

title: ciabattavamo


text: illigent

title: illigent


text: ciabattavate

title: ciabattavate


text: ciabattavano

title: ciabattavano


text: ciabattai

title: ciabattai


text: illigarem

title: illigarem


text: ciabattasti

title: ciabattasti


text: ciabattò

title: ciabattò


text: illigares

title: illigares


text: ciabattammo

title: ciabattammo


text: ciabattaste

title: ciabattaste


text: ciabattarono

title: ciabattarono


text: illigaret

title: illigaret


text: ciabatterò

title: ciabatterò


text: ciabatterai

title: ciabatterai


text: illigaremus

title: illigaremus


text: ciabatterà

title: ciabatterà


text: ciabatteremo

title: ciabatteremo


text: aducirán

title: aducirán


text: ciabatterete

title: ciabatterete


text: illigaretis

title: illigaretis


text: ciabatteranno

title: ciabatteranno


text: ciabatterei

title: ciabatterei


text: illigarent

title: illigarent


text: ciabatteresti

title: ciabatteresti


text: ciabatterebbe

title: ciabatterebbe


text: ciabatteremmo

title: ciabatteremmo


text: illigaverim

title: illigaverim


text: ciabattereste

title: ciabattereste


text: ciabatterebbero

title: ciabatterebbero


text: illigavissem

title: illigavissem


text: ciabattiate

title: ciabattiate


text: aducirás

title: aducirás


text: ciabattassi

title: ciabattassi


text: illigavisses

title: illigavisses


text: ciabattasse

title: ciabattasse


text: ciabattassimo

title: ciabattassimo


text: ciabattassero

title: ciabattassero


text: illigavisset

title: illigavisset


text: illigavissemus

title: illigavissemus


text: aducirá

title: aducirá


text: illigavissetis

title: illigavissetis


text: illigavissent

title: illigavissent


text: illiger

title: illiger


text: illigeris

title: illigeris


text: aduciréis

title: aduciréis


text: illigetur

title: illigetur


text: illigemur

title: illigemur


text: illigemini

title: illigemini


text: aduciremos

title: aduciremos


text: illigentur

title: illigentur


text: illigarer

title: illigarer


text: illigareris

title: illigareris


text: illigaretur

title: illigaretur


text: aduciré

title: aduciré


text: illigaremur

title: illigaremur


text: illigaremini

title: illigaremini


text: illigarentur

title: illigarentur


text: aduciríais

title: aduciríais


text: illigantis

title: illigantis


text: illiganti

title: illiganti


text: illigantem

title: illigantem


text: illigante

title: illigante


text: aduciríamos

title: aduciríamos


text: illigantes

title: illigantes


text: illigantia

title: illigantia


text: illigantium

title: illigantium


text:
implicatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) entangled, entwined, having been entangled.
 * 2) enfolded, enveloped, having been encircled.
 * 3) embraced, having been embraced.
 * 4) clasped, grasped, having been grasped.
 * 5) implicated, involved, having been embarrassed.

title: implicatus


text: illigantibus

title: illigantibus


text: aducirían

title: aducirían


text:
Miki

Etymology 1
Pet form of name

Etymology 2
Borrowed from, or.

Etymology
Diminutive.

Etymology
Shortened from.

Etymology
.

title: Miki


text: aducirías

title: aducirías


text: immutatis

title: immutatis


text: immutaveris

title: immutaveris


text: immutaverimus

title: immutaverimus


text: immutaveritis

title: immutaveritis


text: aduciría

title: aduciría


text: immutatum

title: immutatum


text: immutatae

title: immutatae


text:
shakerare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to mix

Usage notes

 * The root-stressed forms are pronounced as if written io scèchero or io scéchero, etc.

title: shakerare


text: immutatam

title: immutatam


text: immutatas

title: immutatas


text: immutatos

title: immutatos


text: scekerare

title: scekerare


text: immutatorum

title: immutatorum


text: immutatarum

title: immutatarum


text: aducís

title: aducís


text: immutas

title: immutas


text: immutat

title: immutat


text: immutamus

title: immutamus


text:
moke

Etymology
. In the sense of a variety performer, comes from "The Lively Moke" (or "Musical Moke"), an 1860s blackface song, dance and multi-instrumental routine popularized by Johnny Thompson, William J. "Billy" Ashcroft and others.

Noun

 * 1)  A donkey.
 * 2)  The mesh of a net, or of anything resembling a net.
 * 3)  A black person.
 * 4)  A performer, such as a minstrel, who plays on several musical instruments.
 * 5) A stupid person; a dolt.
 * 6) British small utility vehicle (styled "MOKE").
 * 7)  A mixture of cannabis and tobacco, especially smoked from a bong or water pipe.
 * 1)  A performer, such as a minstrel, who plays on several musical instruments.
 * 2) A stupid person; a dolt.
 * 3) British small utility vehicle (styled "MOKE").
 * 4)  A mixture of cannabis and tobacco, especially smoked from a bong or water pipe.
 * 1) British small utility vehicle (styled "MOKE").
 * 2)  A mixture of cannabis and tobacco, especially smoked from a bong or water pipe.

Adverb

 * 1) mockingly

title: moke


text: aducí

title: aducí


text: immutant

title: immutant


text: immutabo

title: immutabo


text: immutabis

title: immutabis


text: immutabit

title: immutabit


text: aduzcáis

title: aduzcáis


text: immutabimus

title: immutabimus


text: immutabitis

title: immutabitis


text: immutabunt

title: immutabunt


text: aduzcamos

title: aduzcamos


text: immutabam

title: immutabam


text: immutabas

title: immutabas


text: immutabat

title: immutabat


text: immutabamus

title: immutabamus


text: aduzcan

title: aduzcan


text: immutabatis

title: immutabatis


text: bússolas

title: bússolas


text: immutabant

title: immutabant


text: immutavi

title: immutavi


text: immutavisti

title: immutavisti


text: aduzcas

title: aduzcas


text: immutavit

title: immutavit


text: immutavimus

title: immutavimus


text: immutavistis

title: immutavistis


text:
krční mandle

Noun

 * 1) palatine tonsil, tonsil

title: krční mandle


text: aduzca

title: aduzca


text: immutaverunt

title: immutaverunt


text: immutaveram

title: immutaveram


text: immutaveras

title: immutaveras


text: immutaverat

title: immutaverat


text: aduzco

title: aduzco


text: immutaveramus

title: immutaveramus


text: immutaveratis

title: immutaveratis


text: immutaverant

title: immutaverant


text: immutavero

title: immutavero


text: immutaverit

title: immutaverit


text: immutaverint

title: immutaverint


text: immutor

title: immutor


text: immutaris

title: immutaris


text: immutatur

title: immutatur


text: aguijabais

title: aguijabais


text: immutamur

title: immutamur


text: immutamini

title: immutamini


text: immutantur

title: immutantur


text: immutabor

title: immutabor


text: aguijábamos

title: aguijábamos


text: immutaberis

title: immutaberis


text: immutabitur

title: immutabitur


text: immutabimur

title: immutabimur


text: aguijaban

title: aguijaban


text: immutabimini

title: immutabimini


text: immutabuntur

title: immutabuntur


text: immutabar

title: immutabar


text: immutabaris

title: immutabaris


text: aguijabas

title: aguijabas


text: immutabatur

title: immutabatur


text: immutabamur

title: immutabamur


text: immutabamini

title: immutabamini


text: immutabantur

title: immutabantur


text: aguijaba

title: aguijaba


text: immutem

title: immutem


text: immutes

title: immutes


text: immutet

title: immutet


text: aguijado

title: aguijado


text: immutemus

title: immutemus


text: immutetis

title: immutetis


text: immutent

title: immutent


text: immutarem

title: immutarem


text: aguijad

title: aguijad


text: immutares

title: immutares


text: immutaret

title: immutaret


text: immutaremus

title: immutaremus


text: aguijáis

title: aguijáis


text: immutaretis

title: immutaretis


text: immutarent

title: immutarent


text: immutaverim

title: immutaverim


text: immutavissem

title: immutavissem


text: aguijamos

title: aguijamos


text: immutavisses

title: immutavisses


text:
markhor

Etymology

Borrowed from, from , from +  (  of ).

Noun

 * 1) A large wild goat,, especially , syn. , having huge flattened spiral horns, found in the western Himalayas.

Translations

 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: kierteissarvivuohi
 * German:
 * Hindi: मारख़ोर,
 * Hungarian: pödröttszarvú kecske
 * Irish: marcár
 * Persian: مارخور, مارخوار
 * Russian: винторо́гий козёл, марху́р
 * Tajik:, морхор
 * Urdu: مارخور
 * Uzbek:
 * Zazaki: marwor

title: markhor


text: immutavisset

title: immutavisset


text: immutavissemus

title: immutavissemus


text: aguijando

title: aguijando


text: immutavissetis

title: immutavissetis


text: immutavissent

title: immutavissent


text: immuter

title: immuter


text: immuteris

title: immuteris


text: aguijan

title: aguijan


text: immutetur

title: immutetur


text: immutemur

title: immutemur


text: immutemini

title: immutemini


text:
ääniala

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  register, compass, range

title: ääniala


text: aguijarais

title: aguijarais


text: immutentur

title: immutentur


text: immutarer

title: immutarer


text: immutareris

title: immutareris


text:
cosgais

Noun

 * 1) cost, expense, expenditure
 * 2) repast; food and drink served at a funeral reception
 * 3)  periodical allowance to servants sent to their houses

title: cosgais


text:
indijanski

Adjective

 * 1) Native American, American Indian

Adverb

 * 1) in an Indian manner, as an Indian

title: indijanski


text: immutaretur

title: immutaretur


text: aguijáramos

title: aguijáramos


text:
pandoer

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  A member of an 18th-century Habsburg imperial Croatian regiment to fight the Ottoman Turks
 * 2)  A ruffian, abusive person
 * 3) (also in the plural: pandoeren, also a verb) The name of a card game where a player can call pandoer!

Usage notes
The neutral is for the card game only.

title: pandoer


text: immutaremur

title: immutaremur


text: immutaremini

title: immutaremini


text: immutarentur

title: immutarentur


text: immutantis

title: immutantis


text: aguijaran

title: aguijaran


text: immutanti

title: immutanti


text: immutantem

title: immutantem


text: immutante

title: immutante


text: aguijarán

title: aguijarán


text: immutantes

title: immutantes


text: immutantia

title: immutantia


text:
pandoeren

Verb

 * 1)  To play the card game pandoer

title: pandoeren


text: immutantium

title: immutantium


text: immutantibus

title: immutantibus


text: aguijaras

title: aguijaras


text: imperitatis

title: imperitatis


text: imperitaveris

title: imperitaveris


text:
Indijac

Proper noun

 * 1) Indian (a person from India)

title: Indijac


text: aguijarás

title: aguijarás


text: imperitaverimus

title: imperitaverimus


text: imperitaveritis

title: imperitaveritis


text:
Indijka

Noun

 * 1) Indian a person from India

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Indian (female from India)

title: Indijka


text: imperitatum

title: imperitatum


text: imperitata

title: imperitata


text: aguijara

title: aguijara


text: imperitati

title: imperitati


text: imperitatae

title: imperitatae


text: imperitato

title: imperitato


text: aguijará

title: aguijará


text:
pobby

Adjective

 * 1) Like pobs; pulpy, swollen.

title: pobby


text: imperitate

title: imperitate


text: imperitatam

title: imperitatam


text: imperitatas

title: imperitatas


text:
Indijanac

Proper noun

 * 1) Indian (of the aboriginal people of the Americas)

title: Indijanac


text: imperitatos

title: imperitatos


text: aguijareis

title: aguijareis


text: imperitatorum

title: imperitatorum


text:
Indijanka

Proper noun

 * 1) Indian (of the aboriginal people of the Americas)

title: Indijanka


text: imperitatarum

title: imperitatarum


text: imperitas

title: imperitas


text: aguijaréis

title: aguijaréis


text: imperitat

title: imperitat


text: imperitamus

title: imperitamus


text: imperitant

title: imperitant


text: imperitabo

title: imperitabo


text: aguijaremos

title: aguijaremos


text: imperitabis

title: imperitabis


text: imperitabit

title: imperitabit


text: imperitabimus

title: imperitabimus


text: aguijáremos

title: aguijáremos


text: imperitabitis

title: imperitabitis


text: imperitabunt

title: imperitabunt


text: imperitabam

title: imperitabam


text: imperitabas

title: imperitabas


text: aguijaren

title: aguijaren


text: imperitabat

title: imperitabat


text: imperitabamus

title: imperitabamus


text: imperitabatis

title: imperitabatis


text: aguijares

title: aguijares


text: imperitabant

title: imperitabant


text:
cosg

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) cost
 * 2) spend
 * 3) waste

Noun

 * 1) costing
 * 2) cost
 * 3) waste
 * 1) waste

title: cosg


text: imperitavi

title: imperitavi


text:
primitivan

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) primitive

title: primitivan


text: imperitavisti

title: imperitavisti


text: imperitavit

title: imperitavit


text: aguijare

title: aguijare


text: imperitavimus

title: imperitavimus


text: imperitavistis

title: imperitavistis


text: imperitaverunt

title: imperitaverunt


text:
dak bungalow

Etymology
From under influence from.

Noun

 * 1)  A posthouse of the old Indian postal service (dak), used as lodging by itinerant British officials and other travellers and as a make-shift courthouse in rural areas.
 * 2) * 1875 December 25, "Some Bad Old Indian Customs", part II,, in (editor), All the Year Round, number 369, page 298:
 * Care was taken not to interfere with Europeans, for the twofold reason, that they seldom carried about with them anything more valuable than their firearms, and that they would certainly be missed, and close inquiries instituted to account for their disappearance. Besides, there was little chance of persuading a European to accept their company, or to rest anywhere save in his own tent, or in a Dakh bungalow.
 * 1) * 1878, Encyclopaedia Britannica, 9th ed., "Badnur":
 * There is a good sarái or inn for native travellers, and a dák bangalow or resting-place for Europeans.
 * 1) * 1888, Rudyard Kipling, "My Own True Ghost Story", The Phantom 'Rickshaw and other Eerie Tales, page 34:
 * Seeing that a fair proportion of the tragedy of our lives out here acted itself in dâk-bungalows, I wondered that I had met no ghosts. A ghost that would voluntarily hang about a dâk-bungalow would have to be mad course; but so many men have died mad in dâk-bungalows, that there must be a fair percentage of lunatic ghosts.

title: dak bungalow


text: imperitaveram

title: imperitaveram


text: aguijaré

title: aguijaré


text: imperitaveras

title: imperitaveras


text: imperitaverat

title: imperitaverat


text: imperitaveramus

title: imperitaveramus


text: aguijaríais

title: aguijaríais


text: imperitaveratis

title: imperitaveratis


text: imperitaverant

title: imperitaverant


text: imperitavero

title: imperitavero


text:
primitivnost

Noun

 * 1) primitiveness

title: primitivnost


text: imperitaverit

title: imperitaverit


text: aguijaríamos

title: aguijaríamos


text: imperitaverint

title: imperitaverint


text: imperitor

title: imperitor


text: imperitaris

title: imperitaris


text: aguijarían

title: aguijarían


text: imperitatur

title: imperitatur


text: imperitamur

title: imperitamur


text: imperitamini

title: imperitamini


text: imperitantur

title: imperitantur


text: aguijarías

title: aguijarías


text: imperitabor

title: imperitabor


text: imperitaberis

title: imperitaberis


text:
primitivno

Adverb

 * 1) primitively

title: primitivno


text: aguijásemos

title: aguijásemos


text: imperitabitur

title: imperitabitur


text: aguijasen

title: aguijasen


text: pharyngeal tonsil

title: pharyngeal tonsil


text:
juorukompassi

Noun

 * 1)  telltale compass

title: juorukompassi


text:
illesztőprogram

Noun

 * 1)  driver

title: illesztőprogram


text:
убити

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to kill, murder

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to kill, to murder

title: убити


text: aguijases

title: aguijases


text:
Category:hi:Law

ko:분류:법률(힌디어)

title: Category:hi:Law


text: aguijase

title: aguijase


text: aguijasteis

title: aguijasteis


text:
priprosto

Adverb

 * 1) rather primitively, simply, unsophisticatedly, plainly

title: priprosto


text: aguijaste

title: aguijaste


text: aguijas

title: aguijas


text:
khansamah

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  A house-steward or native servant, being in charge of the kitchen and the food supplies.

title: khansamah


text: aguija

title: aguija


text: aguijéis

title: aguijéis


text: aguijemos

title: aguijemos


text:
Gaumenmandel

Noun

 * 1)  palatine tonsil

title: Gaumenmandel


text: aguijen

title: aguijen


text: aguijes

title: aguijes


text: aguije

title: aguije


text: aguijé

title: aguijé


text:
δραχμή

Etymology
Typically derived as a verbal noun (holding) of. Beekes, however, argues that the existence of the variants and  means  and  do not continue the zero-grade of 🇨🇬 and instead derive from an otherwise unknown   term.

Noun

 * 1) drachma
 * 2) drachm

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  drachma
 * 2)  drachma

title: δραχμή


text: aguijo

title: aguijo


text: aguijó

title: aguijó


text: ahincabais

title: ahincabais


text: ahincábamos

title: ahincábamos


text: ahincaban

title: ahincaban


text:
sofőr

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from. With ending.

Noun

 * 1) chauffeur, driver

title: sofőr


text: ahincabas

title: ahincabas


text:
jadovan

Adjective

 * 1) miserable, pathetic
 * 2) * late 16C, Dinko Ranjina, Jednomu ki ništo ne učini a tuđe sve huli:
 * Jadovni zleče moj, zavidos s kim bjesni,
 * Za zle prem tolikoj ne scijeni me pjesni.
 * Oh you my wretched foe, who do with envy rage,
 * so great a wrath as yours my poems to not deserve.
 * so great a wrath as yours my poems to not deserve.

title: jadovan


text: ahincaba

title: ahincaba


text:
ahincado

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) earnest

title: ahincado


text: ahincad

title: ahincad


text:
pandoering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a harsh/abusive beating, thrashing, roughing-up

title: pandoering


text: ahincáis

title: ahincáis


text:
-njo

Etymology
From, an ending of Russian diminutives of personal names (male and female: , , etc).

title: -njo


text: ahincamos

title: ahincamos


text: ahincando

title: ahincando


text: ahíncan

title: ahíncan


text: ahincarais

title: ahincarais


text: ahincáramos

title: ahincáramos


text: ahincaran

title: ahincaran


text: ahincarán

title: ahincarán


text: ahincaras

title: ahincaras


text: ahincarás

title: ahincarás


text: ahincara

title: ahincara


text: ahincará

title: ahincará


text:
jadovit

Adjective

 * 1) miserable, pathetic

title: jadovit


text: ahincareis

title: ahincareis


text: ahincaréis

title: ahincaréis


text:
illesztő

Noun

 * 1) adjuster

title: illesztő


text: ahincaremos

title: ahincaremos


text: ahincáremos

title: ahincáremos


text: ahincaren

title: ahincaren


text: ahincares

title: ahincares


text: ahincare

title: ahincare


text: ahincaré

title: ahincaré


text: ahincaríais

title: ahincaríais


text:
kompassisuunta

Noun

 * 1) compass point, compass
 * 2)  compass, magnetic bearing bearing relative to the nearest magnetic pole

title: kompassisuunta


text: ahincaríamos

title: ahincaríamos


text: ahincarían

title: ahincarían


text: ahincarías

title: ahincarías


text: ahincaría

title: ahincaría


text: ahincaron

title: ahincaron


text: ahincaseis

title: ahincaseis


text: ahincásemos

title: ahincásemos


text: ahincasen

title: ahincasen


text: ahincases

title: ahincases


text: ahincase

title: ahincase


text:
ljubomora

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) jealousy
 * 2) envy

title: ljubomora


text: ahincasteis

title: ahincasteis


title: Template:li-conj4-2c


text: ahincaste

title: ahincaste


text:
zavidjeti

Etymology
, calqued after Latin.

Verb

 * 1)  to envy (+ dative,  + dative)

title: zavidjeti


text: ahíncas

title: ahíncas


text: ahínca

title: ahínca


text:
nenavidjeti

Verb

 * 1)  to hate
 * 2)  to envy

title: nenavidjeti


text: ahincó

title: ahincó


text:
demmele

Verb

 * 1) to trample/stamp on the ground while not moving to another place

title: demmele


text: ahinquéis

title: ahinquéis


text: ahinquemos

title: ahinquemos


text:
nenavist

Noun

 * 1)  envy, jealousy

title: nenavist


text: ahínquen

title: ahínquen


text: ahínques

title: ahínques


text: ahínque

title: ahínque


text:
Monopoli

Proper noun

 * 1) Monopoly (game)

title: Monopoli


text: ahinqué

title: ahinqué


text:
zjinnerieëre

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to generate

title: zjinnerieëre


text: ahondabais

title: ahondabais


text:
manzjare

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to eat a lot

title: manzjare


text: ahondábamos

title: ahondábamos


text:
Minotauro

Proper noun

 * 1) Minotaur

Proper noun

 * 1) the Minotaur who dwelt in the labyrinth

Proper noun

 * 1) Minotaur

title: Minotauro


text: ahondaban

title: ahondaban


text:
Minosse

Proper noun

 * 1)  Minos

title: Minosse


text: ahondabas

title: ahondabas


text:
zjittieëre

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to delete

title: zjittieëre


text: ahondaba

title: ahondaba


text: ahondado

title: ahondado


text:
zavidost

Noun

 * 1)  envy, jealousy
 * 2) * late 16C, Dinko Ranjina, Jednomu ki ništo ne učini a tuđe sve huli:
 * Jadovni zleče moj, zavidos s kim bjesni,
 * Za zle prem tolikoj ne scijeni me pjesni.
 * Oh you my wretched foe, who do with envy rage,
 * so great a wrath as yours my poems to not deserve.
 * so great a wrath as yours my poems to not deserve.

title: zavidost


text:
Mida

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Midas

title: Mida


text:
lőszerraktár

Noun

 * 1) magazine ammunition storehouse

title: lőszerraktár


text: ahondad

title: ahondad


text:
zjinneraolezieëre

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to generalise

title: zjinneraolezieëre


text: ahondáis

title: ahondáis


text:
Micene

Proper noun

 * 1) Mycenae

title: Micene


text: ahondamos

title: ahondamos


text: ahondando

title: ahondando


text: ahondan

title: ahondan


text:
zjèlle

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to be cold

title: zjèlle


text:
Merlino

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Merlino is the 11821st most common surname in the United States, belonging to 2647 individuals. Merlino is most common among White (93.5%) individuals.

Proper noun

 * 1) Merlin

title: Merlino


text: ahondarais

title: ahondarais


text:
ne keltsd fel az alvó oroszlánt

Etymology
lit. 'don’t wake up the sleeping lion'.

title: ne keltsd fel az alvó oroszlánt


text: ahondáramos

title: ahondáramos


text:
zjuuere

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to judge

title: zjuuere


text:
merlino

Noun

 * 1) marline

title: merlino


text: ahondaran

title: ahondaran


text: ahondarán

title: ahondarán


text: ahondaras

title: ahondaras


text: ahondarás

title: ahondarás


text: ahondara

title: ahondara


text: ahondará

title: ahondará


text:
bèdzjere

Verb

 * 1) to reconsider

title: bèdzjere


text:
Menfi

Proper noun

 * 1) Memphis (in ancient Egypt)

title: Menfi


text:
tele van a hócipője

Verb

 * 1)  to be fed up (with something )
 * and are near-synonyms, as these are imperfective, referring to the process

Conjugation

 * For the verb, see.
 * The noun takes the appropriate possessive suffix according to the subject of the sentence:, , , , ,.

title: tele van a hócipője


text: ahondareis

title: ahondareis


text:
Menelao

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Menelaus

Proper noun

 * 1) Menelaus

title: Menelao


text: ahondaréis

title: ahondaréis


text: ahondaremos

title: ahondaremos


text: ahondáremos

title: ahondáremos


text:
Lutero

Proper noun

 * 1) Luther

Proper noun

 * 1) Luther

Proper noun

 * 1) Luther

title: Lutero


text: ahondaren

title: ahondaren


text: ahondares

title: ahondares


text: ahondare

title: ahondare


text: ahondaré

title: ahondaré


text: ahondaríais

title: ahondaríais


text:
Lucrezio

Proper noun

 * 1) Lucretius

title: Lucrezio


text: Lucrezia

title: Lucrezia


text: ahondaríamos

title: ahondaríamos


text:
bèdzje

Verb

 * 1) to do again

title: bèdzje


text: ahondarían

title: ahondarían


text:
Lucifero

Etymology
..

Proper noun

 * 1) Lucifer

title: Lucifero


text: ahondarías

title: ahondarías


text:
brain tumor

Noun

 * 1) An intracranial growth of abnormal and uncontrolled cell division.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: breingewas
 * Armenian: գլխուղեղի ուռուցք
 * Asturian: tumor cerebral
 * Catalan: tumor cerebral
 * Dutch:
 * Estonian: ajukasvaja
 * Finnish:
 * French: tumeur au cerveau, tumeur cérébrale
 * Galician: tumor cerebral
 * German:
 * Greek: εγκεφαλικός όγκος
 * Hindi: मस्तिष्क अर्बुद
 * Hungarian: ,
 * Italian: tumore cerebrale
 * Japanese:
 * Kazakh: ми ісігі
 * Korean:
 * Macedonian: тумор на мозок
 * Norwegian: hjernesvulst
 * Portuguese: tumor cerebral
 * Romanian: tumoare cerebrală
 * Russian: опухоль головного мозга
 * Slovene: možganski tumor
 * Spanish: tumor cerebral
 * Swedish:
 * Turkish: beyin tümörü
 * Ukrainian: пухлина головного мозку

title: brain tumor


text: ahondaría

title: ahondaría


text:
njekada

Adverb

 * 1)  once, in former times
 * 2)  sometimes

title: njekada


text:
Livio

Etymology
From.

title: Livio


text:
مارخور

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) markhor

Etymology
, variant of.

Noun

 * 1) markhor

title: مارخور


text: ahondaron

title: ahondaron


text:
मारख़ोर

Etymology
, variant of.

Noun

 * 1) markhor

title: मारख़ोर


text: ahondaseis

title: ahondaseis


text:
Lisbona

Etymology
From.

title: Lisbona


text: ahondásemos

title: ahondásemos


text: Lionello

title: Lionello


text: ahondasen

title: ahondasen


text:
Linneo

Proper noun

 * 1) Linnaeus

title: Linneo


text: ahondases

title: ahondases


text: ahondase

title: ahondase


text:
Licida

Proper noun

 * 1) Lycidas

title: Licida


text: ahondasteis

title: ahondasteis


text:
aki kíváncsi, hamar megöregszik

Etymology
lit. 'one who is curious will get old quickly/soon'.

Proverb

 * 1) curiosity killed the cat

title: aki kíváncsi, hamar megöregszik


text: ahondaste

title: ahondaste


text: ahondas

title: ahondas


text:
Lesbo

Etymology
From.

title: Lesbo


text: ahonda

title: ahonda


text: ahondéis

title: ahondéis


text: ahondemos

title: ahondemos


text:
njekad

Adverb

 * 1)  once, in former times
 * 2)  sometimes

title: njekad


text:
kíváncsi

Etymology
,

Adjective

 * 1) curious

title: kíváncsi


text: ahonden

title: ahonden


text:
Lazzaro

Proper noun

 * 1) Lazarus

title: Lazzaro


text: ahondes

title: ahondes


text: ahonde

title: ahonde


text:
Lapponia

Proper noun

 * 1)  Lapland

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Lapland

title: Lapponia


text: ahondé

title: ahondé


text: ahondo

title: ahondo


text:
морхӯр

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) markhor

title: морхӯр


text: ahondó

title: ahondó


text:
мор

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) exhaustion, depletion, drain
 * 2)  deadly disease, plague, death

Etymology 2
.

Adjective

 * 1)  purple; black

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) mass death caused by disease or starvation
 * 2) pestilence, plague, epidemic

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  pestilence, plague, murrain

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) snake
 * 2) serpent

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) pestilence, plague, epidemic
 * 2) mass death caused by disease
 * 1) mass death caused by disease

title: мор


text: ajusticiabais

title: ajusticiabais


text: ajusticiábamos

title: ajusticiábamos


text:
vajer

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  father
 * 2) guardian

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A wire rope or steel cable

title: vajer


text: ajusticiaban

title: ajusticiaban


text:
Vajer

Etymology
See.

Proper noun

 * 1) Father
 * 2) Lord

Inflection

 * Dative and accusative are nowadays obsolete, use nominative instead.

title: Vajer


text: ajusticiabas

title: ajusticiabas


text: ajusticiaba

title: ajusticiaba


text: ajusticiado

title: ajusticiado


text: ajusticiad

title: ajusticiad


text: ajusticiáis

title: ajusticiáis


text: ajusticiamos

title: ajusticiamos


text: ajusticiando

title: ajusticiando


text: ajustician

title: ajustician


text: ajusticiarais

title: ajusticiarais


text:
kiezer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) voter

title: kiezer


text:
kindj

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) child
 * 2) baby
 * 3) somebody one loves

title: kindj


text: ajusticiáramos

title: ajusticiáramos


text: ajusticiaran

title: ajusticiaran


text:
scijena

Noun

 * 1)  worth, value, honour
 * 2) * late 16C, Dinko Ranjina, Jednomu ki ništo ne učini a tudje sve huli:
 * Takodjer i riči kime se jur niekad
 * Stara svies diči u scieni niesu sad.
 * And so it is that words in which already once
 * ideas of old did glory, by now have lost their worth.

title: scijena


text:
bagoly mondja verébnek, hogy nagyfejű

Etymology
Literally: “the owl tells the sparrow that it is big-headed”.

Proverb

 * 1) pot calling the kettle black

title: bagoly mondja verébnek, hogy nagyfejű


text: ajusticiarán

title: ajusticiarán


text: ajusticiaras

title: ajusticiaras


text: ajusticiarás

title: ajusticiarás


text: ajusticiara

title: ajusticiara


text: ajusticiará

title: ajusticiará


text:
vrówmès

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) woman
 * 2) wife

title: vrówmès


text: ajusticiareis

title: ajusticiareis


text: ajusticiaréis

title: ajusticiaréis


text: -mès

title: -mès


text: ajusticiaremos

title: ajusticiaremos


text: ajusticiáremos

title: ajusticiáremos


text: ajusticiaren

title: ajusticiaren


text: ajusticiares

title: ajusticiares


text:
vrów

Etymology
From

Noun

 * 1) queen, princess
 * 2)  woman

title: vrów


text: ajusticiare

title: ajusticiare


text: ajusticiaré

title: ajusticiaré


text: ajusticiaríais

title: ajusticiaríais


text: ajusticiaríamos

title: ajusticiaríamos


text: ajusticiarían

title: ajusticiarían


text:
scijeniti

Verb

 * 1) to consider, think, hold, maintain
 * 2) * late 15C, Džore Držić, Radmio i Ljubmir:
 * Pri kejzi lieposti ne scienim ovi vlas,
 * Sve blage dragosti u kih je velja slas.

title: scijeniti


text: ajusticiarías

title: ajusticiarías


text: ajusticiaría

title: ajusticiaría


text: ajusticiaron

title: ajusticiaron


text: ajusticiaseis

title: ajusticiaseis


text: ajusticiásemos

title: ajusticiásemos


text:
ember tervez, Isten végez

Etymology
Literally: "man plans, God executes"

Proverb

 * 1) man proposes, God disposes

title: ember tervez, Isten végez


text: ajusticiasen

title: ajusticiasen


text: ajusticiases

title: ajusticiases


text: ajusticiase

title: ajusticiase


text: ajusticiasteis

title: ajusticiasteis


text: ajusticiaste

title: ajusticiaste


text: ajusticias

title: ajusticias


text: ajusticia

title: ajusticia


text: ajusticiéis

title: ajusticiéis


text: ajusticiemos

title: ajusticiemos


text:
ieëre

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to honour

title: ieëre


text:
ouderwets

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) old-fashioned

title: ouderwets


text: ajusticien

title: ajusticien


text: ajusticies

title: ajusticies


text: ajusticie

title: ajusticie


text:
hoesige

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to provide a place to sleep/live

title: hoesige


text: ajusticié

title: ajusticié


text: ajusticio

title: ajusticio


text: ajustició

title: ajustició


text: alanceabais

title: alanceabais


text: alanceábamos

title: alanceábamos


text: shakerando

title: shakerando


text: shakerante

title: shakerante


text: alanceaban

title: alanceaban


text:
shakerato

Noun

 * 1) A drink of espresso shaken with ice.

title: shakerato


text: shakerati

title: shakerati


text: shakerata

title: shakerata


text: shakero

title: shakero


text: shakeri

title: shakeri


text: shakera

title: shakera


text: shakeriamo

title: shakeriamo


text: shakerate

title: shakerate


text: shakerano

title: shakerano


text: shakeravo

title: shakeravo


text: shakeravi

title: shakeravi


text: alanceabas

title: alanceabas


text: shakerava

title: shakerava


text: shakeravamo

title: shakeravamo


text: scekerando

title: scekerando


text: shakeravate

title: shakeravate


text: scekerante

title: scekerante


text: shakeravano

title: shakeravano


text: scekerato

title: scekerato


text: shakerai

title: shakerai


text: scekerati

title: scekerati


text: shakerasti

title: shakerasti


text:
oplettendheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Attentiveness

title: oplettendheid


text: scekerata

title: scekerata


text: shakerò

title: shakerò


text: scekero

title: scekero


text: shakerammo

title: shakerammo


text: alanceaba

title: alanceaba


text: scekeri

title: scekeri


text: shakeraste

title: shakeraste


text: scekera

title: scekera


text: shakerarono

title: shakerarono


text: scekeriamo

title: scekeriamo


text: shakererò

title: shakererò


text: scekerate

title: scekerate


text: shakererai

title: shakererai


text: scekerano

title: scekerano


text: shakererà

title: shakererà


text: scekeravo

title: scekeravo


text: shakereremo

title: shakereremo


text: scekeravi

title: scekeravi


text: shakererete

title: shakererete


text: scekerava

title: scekerava


text: shakereranno

title: shakereranno


text: alanceado

title: alanceado


text: scekeravamo

title: scekeravamo


text: shakererei

title: shakererei


text:
onoplettendheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) inattentiveness

title: onoplettendheid


text: scekeravate

title: scekeravate


text: shakereresti

title: shakereresti


title: Template:li-conj4-1s


text: scekeravano

title: scekeravano


text: shakererebbe

title: shakererebbe


text: scekerai

title: scekerai


text: shakereremmo

title: shakereremmo


text: scekerasti

title: scekerasti


text: shakerereste

title: shakerereste


text: scekerò

title: scekerò


text: shakererebbero

title: shakererebbero


text: scekerammo

title: scekerammo


text: shakeriate

title: shakeriate


text: scekeraste

title: scekeraste


text: shakerino

title: shakerino


text: scekerarono

title: scekerarono


text: shakerassi

title: shakerassi


text: alancead

title: alancead


text: scekererò

title: scekererò


text: shakerasse

title: shakerasse


text: scekererai

title: scekererai


text: shakerassimo

title: shakerassimo


text: scekererà

title: scekererà


text: shakerassero

title: shakerassero


text: scekereremo

title: scekereremo


text:
heivese

Etymology
From, locative of ,.

Verb

 * 1) to go home

title: heivese


text: scekererete

title: scekererete


text: scekereranno

title: scekereranno


text: scekererei

title: scekererei


text: scekereresti

title: scekereresti


text: alanceáis

title: alanceáis


text: scekererebbe

title: scekererebbe


text: scekereremmo

title: scekereremmo


text: scekerereste

title: scekerereste


text: scekererebbero

title: scekererebbero


text: scekeriate

title: scekeriate


text: scekerino

title: scekerino


text: scekerassi

title: scekerassi


text: scekerasse

title: scekerasse


text: alanceamos

title: alanceamos


text: scekerassimo

title: scekerassimo


text: scekerassero

title: scekerassero


text: alanceando

title: alanceando


text: alancean

title: alancean


text:
sunašce

Noun

 * 1)  the sun

title: sunašce


text: alancearais

title: alancearais


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text: alanceáramos

title: alanceáramos


text:
kösse

Etymology
From, from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to kiss

title: kösse


text: alancearan

title: alancearan


text: alancearán

title: alancearán


text:
vèsse

Verb

 * 1) to fish

title: vèsse


text: alancearas

title: alancearas


text: alancearás

title: alancearás


text: contentavano

title: contentavano


text: contentai

title: contentai


text: contentasti

title: contentasti


text:
pógkèsse

Verb

 * 1) to message

title: pógkèsse


text: contentò

title: contentò


text: contentammo

title: contentammo


text: alanceara

title: alanceara


text: contentarono

title: contentarono


text: contenterò

title: contenterò


text: contenterai

title: contenterai


text: contenterà

title: contenterà


text: contenteremo

title: contenteremo


text: contenterete

title: contenterete


text: contenteranno

title: contenteranno


text: contenterei

title: contenterei


text: alanceará

title: alanceará


text: contenteresti

title: contenteresti


text: contenterebbe

title: contenterebbe


text: contenteremmo

title: contenteremmo


text: contentereste

title: contentereste


text: contenterebbero

title: contenterebbero


text: contentiate

title: contentiate


text: contentassi

title: contentassi


text: contentasse

title: contentasse


text: contentassimo

title: contentassimo


text: alanceareis

title: alanceareis


text: contentassero

title: contentassero


text:
sèsse

Verb

 * 1) to hiss

title: sèsse


text: alancearéis

title: alancearéis


text: alancearemos

title: alancearemos


text: alanceáremos

title: alanceáremos


text:
piese

Verb

 * 1)  to urinate, piss

title: piese


text:
cseberből vederbe

Etymology
Literally: “out of a pail into a bucket”

Adverb

 * 1)  out of the frying pan, into the fire

title: cseberből vederbe


text: alancearen

title: alancearen


text:
pèsse

Verb

 * 1)  to urinate, piss

title: pèsse


text: alanceares

title: alanceares


text: controfirmando

title: controfirmando


text:
controfirmare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to countersign

title: controfirmare


text: controfirmante

title: controfirmante


text:
controfirmato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) countersigned

title: controfirmato


text: alanceare

title: alanceare


text: controfirmati

title: controfirmati


text: controfirmata

title: controfirmata


text:
urenieëre

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to urinate, piss

title: urenieëre


text: controfirmo

title: controfirmo


text: controfirmi

title: controfirmi


text:
controfirma

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) countersignature

title: controfirma


text: controfirmiamo

title: controfirmiamo


text: controfirmate

title: controfirmate


text: controfirmano

title: controfirmano


text: controfirmavo

title: controfirmavo


text: alancearé

title: alancearé


text: controfirmavi

title: controfirmavi


text: controfirmava

title: controfirmava


text: controfirmavamo

title: controfirmavamo


text: controfirmavate

title: controfirmavate


text: controfirmavano

title: controfirmavano


text: controfirmai

title: controfirmai


text: controfirmasti

title: controfirmasti


text: controfirmò

title: controfirmò


text: controfirmammo

title: controfirmammo


text: alancearíais

title: alancearíais


text: controfirmaste

title: controfirmaste


text: controfirmarono

title: controfirmarono


text: controfirmerò

title: controfirmerò


text: controfirmerai

title: controfirmerai


text: controfirmerà

title: controfirmerà


text: controfirmeremo

title: controfirmeremo


text:
haalbaarheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Feasibility.

title: haalbaarheid


text: controfirmerete

title: controfirmerete


text: controfirmeranno

title: controfirmeranno


text: alancearíamos

title: alancearíamos


text: controfirmerei

title: controfirmerei


text: controfirmeresti

title: controfirmeresti


text: controfirmerebbe

title: controfirmerebbe


text:
vósse

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to search for food

title: vósse


text: controfirmeremmo

title: controfirmeremmo


text: controfirmereste

title: controfirmereste


text: controfirmerebbero

title: controfirmerebbero


text: controfirmiate

title: controfirmiate


text: controfirmino

title: controfirmino


text: controfirmassi

title: controfirmassi


text: alancearían

title: alancearían


text: controfirmasse

title: controfirmasse


text: controfirmassimo

title: controfirmassimo


text:
onhaalbaarheid

Etymology
From, or from.

Noun

 * 1) Unfeasibility.

title: onhaalbaarheid


text: controfirmassero

title: controfirmassero


text: alancearías

title: alancearías


text: alancearía

title: alancearía


text: conturbando

title: conturbando


text: alancearon

title: alancearon


text:
conturbato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) disturbed
 * 2) troubled

title: conturbato


text: conturbati

title: conturbati


text: conturbata

title: conturbata


text:
lösse

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to practice agriculture on loess ground

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to knot, loop

title: lösse


text: conturbi

title: conturbi


text: conturba

title: conturba


text: conturbiamo

title: conturbiamo


text: alanceaseis

title: alanceaseis


text: conturbate

title: conturbate


text: conturbano

title: conturbano


text: conturbavo

title: conturbavo


text: conturbavi

title: conturbavi


text: conturbava

title: conturbava


text: alanceásemos

title: alanceásemos


text: alanceasen

title: alanceasen


text:
sunačce

Noun

 * 1)  the sun
 * 2) * late 16C, Dinko Ranjina, Jednomu ki ništo ne učini a tuđe sve huli:
 * "Svitlušto sunačce, rozice, diklice,
 * Ljuveno srdačce, grimizna svilice,
 * Sweet lustrous sun, dear roses, oh darling tender maids,
 * my loving gentle heart, and crimson silk so fine,
 * 1) * 1630s, Ivan Gundulić, Osman
 * "sh"
 * 1) * 1630s, Ivan Gundulić, Osman
 * "sh"

- kim sred oči zora bijela a sunačce sja sred lica,

title: sunačce


text:
blósse

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to flourish, blossom

title: blósse


text: conturbavamo

title: conturbavamo


text: conturbavate

title: conturbavate


text: alanceases

title: alanceases


text: conturbavano

title: conturbavano


text: conturbai

title: conturbai


text: conturbasti

title: conturbasti


text: conturbò

title: conturbò


text: conturbammo

title: conturbammo


text: conturbaste

title: conturbaste


text: conturbarono

title: conturbarono


text: conturberò

title: conturberò


text: alancease

title: alancease


text: conturberai

title: conturberai


text: conturberà

title: conturberà


text: conturberemo

title: conturberemo


text: conturberete

title: conturberete


text: conturberanno

title: conturberanno


text: conturberei

title: conturberei


text: conturberesti

title: conturberesti


text: conturberebbe

title: conturberebbe


text: conturberemmo

title: conturberemmo


text: alanceasteis

title: alanceasteis


text: conturbereste

title: conturbereste


text: conturberebbero

title: conturberebbero


text: conturbiate

title: conturbiate


text: conturbino

title: conturbino


text: conturbassi

title: conturbassi


text: conturbasse

title: conturbasse


text: conturbassimo

title: conturbassimo


text: conturbassero

title: conturbassero


text: alanceaste

title: alanceaste


text: alanceas

title: alanceas


text:
stósse

Etymology
. Possibly a cognate of 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to support
 * 2) to help

title: stósse


text:
emerger

Noun

 * 1)  The form of an aquatic insect that is hatching or emerging; used in fly fishing.

Etymology
First known attestation 1476, borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to emerge; to come out of; to rise out of

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to emerge

title: emerger


text: alancea

title: alancea


text: alanceéis

title: alanceéis


text:
bestósse

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to support at
 * 2) to rest on

title: bestósse


text: alanceemos

title: alanceemos


text: alanceen

title: alanceen


text:
estósse

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to misuse support
 * 2) to misuse help

title: estósse


text: alancees

title: alancees


text: alancee

title: alancee


text: alanceé

title: alanceé


text:
éstósse

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to rest, take a long break

title: éstósse


text: alanceo

title: alanceo


text: cumulando

title: cumulando


text: cumulante

title: cumulante


text:
cumulare

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to accumulate
 * 2)  to put together, to add together (revenue, etc.)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cumulation

title: cumulare


text: cumulato

title: cumulato


text: cumulati

title: cumulati


text: alanceó

title: alanceó


text: cumulata

title: cumulata


text:
cumula

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to cumulate

title: cumula


text: cumuliamo

title: cumuliamo


text: cumulano

title: cumulano


text: cumulavo

title: cumulavo


text: cumulavi

title: cumulavi


text: cumulava

title: cumulava


text: cumulavamo

title: cumulavamo


text: cumulavate

title: cumulavate


text: cumulavano

title: cumulavano


text: cumulai

title: cumulai


text: cumulasti

title: cumulasti


text: cumulò

title: cumulò


text: cumulammo

title: cumulammo


text: cumulaste

title: cumulaste


text: cumularono

title: cumularono


text: cumulerò

title: cumulerò


text: cumulerai

title: cumulerai


text: cumulerà

title: cumulerà


text: aleccionabais

title: aleccionabais


text: cumuleremo

title: cumuleremo


text: cumulerete

title: cumulerete


text: cumuleranno

title: cumuleranno


text: cumulerei

title: cumulerei


text: cumuleresti

title: cumuleresti


text: cumulerebbe

title: cumulerebbe


text: cumuleremmo

title: cumuleremmo


text: cumulereste

title: cumulereste


text: cumulerebbero

title: cumulerebbero


text: aleccionábamos

title: aleccionábamos


text: cumuliate

title: cumuliate


text: cumulino

title: cumulino


text: cumulassi

title: cumulassi


text: cumulasse

title: cumulasse


text: cumulassimo

title: cumulassimo


text: cumulassero

title: cumulassero


text: aleccionaban

title: aleccionaban


text: aleccionabas

title: aleccionabas


text: aleccionaba

title: aleccionaba


text: aleccionado

title: aleccionado


text:
csendélet

Noun

 * 1) still life

title: csendélet


text: aleccionad

title: aleccionad


text: aleccionáis

title: aleccionáis


text:
kóllèsse

Verb

 * 1) to cheat

title: kóllèsse


text: aleccionamos

title: aleccionamos


text: aleccionando

title: aleccionando


text:
knagge

Verb

 * 1) to do something wrong

title: knagge


text: aleccionan

title: aleccionan


text: aleccionarais

title: aleccionarais


text: aleccionáramos

title: aleccionáramos


text:
prirok

Noun

 * 1)  predicate
 * 2)  shame; injustice; insult; condemnation
 * 3) * late 15C, ', Radmio i Ljubmir:
 * Još da je ki prirok, mož' mi reć ufano.
 * Znaš da t' sam vinu bil vjeran u potribi,

title: prirok


text: aleccionaran

title: aleccionaran


text: aleccionarán

title: aleccionarán


text: aleccionaras

title: aleccionaras


text: aleccionarás

title: aleccionarás


text:
汚れる

Verb

 * 1) to get dirty, to become dirty

Related terms

 * : noun
 * : transitive verb
 * : adjective

Verb

 * 1) to be defiled, to lose purity, to get dirty
 * 2) to lose one's chastity

title: 汚れる


text: deputando

title: deputando


text: deputante

title: deputante


text: aleccionara

title: aleccionara