text: federavo

title: federavo


text: federavi

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title: federavi


text: federava

title: federava


text: federavamo

title: federavamo


text: federavate

title: federavate


text: federavano

title: federavano


text:
federai

Etymology 1
Inflected form of.

Etymology 2
Inflected form of.

title: federai


text: federasti

title: federasti


text:
federò

Etymology 1
Inflected form of.

Etymology 2
Inflected form of.

title: federò


text: federammo

title: federammo


text: federarono

title: federarono


text: federerò

title: federerò


text: federerai

title: federerai


text: federerà

title: federerà


text: federeremo

title: federeremo


text: federerete

title: federerete


text: federeranno

title: federeranno


text: federerei

title: federerei


text: federeresti

title: federeresti


text: federerebbe

title: federerebbe


text: federeremmo

title: federeremmo


text: federereste

title: federereste


text: federerebbero

title: federerebbero


text: federiate

title: federiate


text: federino

title: federino


text: federassi

title: federassi


text: federasse

title: federasse


text: federassimo

title: federassimo


text: federassero

title: federassero


text: federarmi

title: federarmi


text: federarti

title: federarti


text: federarci

title: federarci


text: federarvi

title: federarvi


text: federandosi

title: federandosi


text: federandomi

title: federandomi


text: federandoti

title: federandoti


text: federandoci

title: federandoci


text: federandovi

title: federandovi


text: abbandonatola

title: abbandonatola


text: federiamoci

title: federiamoci


text: abbandonatole

title: abbandonatole


text: federatevi

title: federatevi


text: abbandonatoli

title: abbandonatoli


text: abbandonatolo

title: abbandonatolo


text:
stræti

Etymology
From, from or , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) a narrow paved street

Etymology
From, from or , , from.

Noun

 * 1) street

Etymology
From or, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) street

title: stræti


text: accomiatatola

title: accomiatatola


text: accomiatatole

title: accomiatatole


text: accomiatatoli

title: accomiatatoli


text: accomiatatolo

title: accomiatatolo


text:
Gliwice

Translations

 * Czech: Hlivice
 * German: Gleiwitz
 * Polish:
 * Silesian: Glywicy
 * Spanish:

title: Gliwice


text:
abbeverarsi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to drink
 * 2) to quench one's thirst
 * 1) to quench one's thirst

title: abbeverarsi


text: abbeverarmi

title: abbeverarmi


text: abbeverarti

title: abbeverarti


text: abbeverarci

title: abbeverarci


text: abbeverarvi

title: abbeverarvi


text: abbeverandosi

title: abbeverandosi


text: abbeverandomi

title: abbeverandomi


text: abbeverandoti

title: abbeverandoti


text: abbeverandoci

title: abbeverandoci


text: abbeverandovi

title: abbeverandovi


text: abbeveriamoci

title: abbeveriamoci


text: abbeveratevi

title: abbeveratevi


text: abomini

title: abomini


text:
Zabrze

Translations

 * German:, Hindenburg in Oberschlesien
 * Silesian: Zobrze

Etymology
From. Although the town was Prussian since 1742, the spelling of its name was never Germanized (as e.g. in or ). In 1915 it was renamed to, however, a name it held until 1945.

title: Zabrze


text:
Eselspinguin

Noun

 * 1) gentoo, gentoo penguin

title: Eselspinguin


text: Eselspinguine

title: Eselspinguine


text: Category:de:Penguins

title: Category:de:Penguins


text:
Bytom

Etymology
From +.

title: Bytom


text:
Olsztyn

Etymology
, from.

Proper noun

 * , the capital city of the Warmian-Masurian voivodeship.

Translations

 * Arabic: أولشتين
 * Azerbaijani: Olştın
 * Belarusian: О́льштын
 * Bulgarian: О́лщин
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech: Olštýn
 * French:
 * German: ,
 * Japanese: オルシュティン
 * Korean: 올슈틴
 * Latin: Allenstenium
 * Latvian: Olština
 * Lithuanian: Olštynas
 * Marathi: ऑलश्टिन
 * Old Prussian: Alnāsteini
 * Polish:
 * Russian: О́льштын
 * Silesian: Uolsztyn
 * Ukrainian: О́льштин

Etymology
.

title: Olsztyn


text:
græja

Etymology 1
Borrowed from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) a tool, instrument or appliance, especially one perceived as clever, powerful or trendy; gadget
 * 2)  stereo device for listening to recorded sound

Etymology 2
Borrowed from, from , , from , related to Etymology 1.

Verb

 * 1)  to arrange, fix

title: græja


text:
Adeliepinguin

Noun

 * 1) Adelie penguin

title: Adeliepinguin


text:
Brillenpinguin

Noun

 * 1) African penguin

title: Brillenpinguin


text: Adeliepinguine

title: Adeliepinguine


text: Brillenpinguine

title: Brillenpinguine


text:
Bielsko-Biała

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Translations

 * Polish:
 * Vilamovian: Byłc-Bejł

Etymology
From.

title: Bielsko-Biała


text:
memoro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) memory ability to recall
 * 2) memory stored record
 * 1) memory stored record
 * 1) memory stored record
 * 1) memory stored record

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) memory

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to remind, bring to mind
 * 2) to tell, say, speak of, narrate, utter, recount, relate
 * 1) to tell, say, speak of, narrate, utter, recount, relate
 * 1) to tell, say, speak of, narrate, utter, recount, relate

title: memoro


text:
Humboldt-Pinguin

Noun

 * 1) Humboldt penguin

title: Humboldt-Pinguin


text:
memorare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to call to mind, remember

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) memorization

title: memorare


text: Humboldt-Pinguine

title: Humboldt-Pinguine


text:
Rzeszów

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Жэ́шаў, Рэ́шаў
 * Bulgarian: Же́шов, Же́шув
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 热舒夫
 * Crimean Tatar: Jeşuv
 * Czech: Řešov
 * German:, Resche
 * Hungarian:
 * Latin: Resovia
 * Latvian: Žešova
 * Lithuanian: Žešova, Žešuvas
 * Polish:
 * Russian:
 * Silesian: Rzeszůw
 * Slovak: Rešov
 * Ukrainian:, Же́шув
 * Yiddish: ריישע

Etymology
From earlier, from the personal name + , from. The change to Rzeszów (Rza > Rze) is irregular, resulting from a raising from palatal rz, historically pronounced /r̝/.

title: Rzeszów


text:
Galápagos-Pinguin

Noun

 * 1) Galápagos penguin

title: Galápagos-Pinguin


text: Galápagos-Pinguine

title: Galápagos-Pinguine


text:
mulco

Etymology
Maybe a denominal to a noun, from the same ultimate source as.

Verb

 * 1) to beat up, handle roughly
 * 2)  to damage, injure
 * 1)  to damage, injure

title: mulco


text:
Dickschnabelpinguin

Noun

 * 1) Fiordland penguin, Fiordland crested penguin

title: Dickschnabelpinguin


text: mulcare

title: mulcare


text:
bring to mind

Verb

 * 1) To cause to recall; to evoke a memory or thought.

Translations

 * Latin: memorō

title: bring to mind


text:
Magellan-Pinguin

Noun

 * 1) Magellanic penguin

title: Magellan-Pinguin


text: Magellan-Pinguine

title: Magellan-Pinguine


text:
a great deal

Adverb

 * 1)  Very much; to a great extent; a lot; lots.
 * We had a great deal more money after winning the lottery.

title: a great deal


text:
multo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a ghost; the disembodied soul; the soul or spirit of a deceased person; a spirit appearing after death; an apparition; a specter

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ghost; apparition of the dead

Noun

 * 1) a sizeable quantity or number

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) very

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to punish; to sentence; to fine

Etymology 2
From.

Adverb

 * 1) by much, by far
 * 2) a great deal, a lot of
 * 1) a great deal, a lot of
 * 1) a great deal, a lot of

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ghost; specter

Etymology
Early from, from , from. .

Noun

 * 1) ghost; specter
 * 2) spirit of a deceased person
 * 1) spirit of a deceased person

title: multo


text:
multare

Etymology
..

Verb

 * 1)  to fine

title: multare


text:
munerare

Etymology
, derived from.

Verb

 * 1) to compensate, to remunerate

title: munerare


text:
munero

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to present; to honor (with), reward

title: munero


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/œstʏr

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/œstʏr


text:
Talk:lof

Lof means to have fame or praise. In Anglo-Saxon times warriors gained fame from famous warrior works.

title: Talk:lof


text:
Appendix:Hungarian female given names

This list was copied from the official site of Hungarian given names

A

 * Abélia
 * Abiáta
 * Abigél
 * Ada
 * Adala
 * Adalberta
 * Adalbertina
 * Adél
 * Adela
 * Adéla
 * Adelaida
 * Adelgund
 * Adelgunda
 * Adelheid
 * Adélia
 * Adelin
 * Adelina
 * Adelinda
 * Adeodáta
 * Adina
 * Admira
 * Adolfina
 * Adonika
 * Adria
 * Adriána
 * Adrianna
 * Adrienn
 * Áfonya
 * Áfra
 * Afrodita
 * Afrodité
 * Agáta
 * Ági
 * Aglája
 * Aglent
 * Agnabella
 * Agnella
 * Ágnes
 * Agnéta
 * Ágosta
 * Ágota
 * Agrippína
 * Aida
 * Aina
 * Ainó
 * Aisa
 * Ajándék
 * Ajna
 * Ajnácska
 * Ajnó
 * Ajsa
 * Ajtonka
 * Akaiéna
 * Akilina
 * Alba
 * Alberta
 * Albertin
 * Albertina
 * Albina
 * Alda
 * Áldáska
 * Aldea
 * Álea
 * Aléna
 * Alesszia
 * Aleszja
 * Alett
 * Aletta
 * Alexa
 * Alexandra
 * Alexandrin
 * Alexandrina
 * Alexia
 * Alfonza
 * Alfonzin
 * Alfonzina
 * Alfréda
 * Alica
 * Alicia
 * Alícia
 * Alida
 * Alina
 * Alinda
 * Alinka
 * Alirán
 * Alitta
 * Aliz
 * Alíz
 * Aliza
 * Allegra
 * Alma
 * Almanda
 * Almira
 * Almiréna
 * Aloé
 * Alojzia
 * Aloma
 * Alóma
 * Alva
 * Alvina
 * Amábel
 * Amadea
 * Amadil
 * Amál
 * Amália
 * Amanda
 * Amarant
 * Amaranta
 * Amarill
 * Amarilla
 * Amarillisz
 * Amáta
 * Amázia
 * Ambrózia
 * Amelda
 * Amélia
 * Amelita
 * Ametiszt
 * Amidala
 * Amilla
 * Amina
 * Aminta
 * Amira
 * Amrita
 * Anada
 * Anaisz
 * Anasztázia
 * Anatólia
 * Ancilla
 * Anda
 * Andelin
 * Andelina
 * Andi
 * Andrea
 * Androméda
 * Anélia
 * Anelma
 * Anéta
 * Anett
 * Anetta
 * Angéla
 * Angelika
 * Angelina
 * Angella
 * Angyal
 * Angyalka
 * Ani
 * Anica
 * Anicéta
 * Aniella
 * Anika
 * Anikó
 * Anilla
 * Anina
 * Anissza
 * Anita
 * Anitra
 * Anízia
 * Ánizs
 * Anka
 * Anna
 * Annabel
 * Annabell
 * Annabella
 * Annaliza
 * Annamari
 * Annamária
 * Annarita
 * Annavera
 * Anni
 * Annunciáta
 * Anriett
 * Antea
 * Antigoné
 * Antoanett
 * Antonella
 * Antónia
 * Antoniett
 * Antonietta
 * Anzelma
 * Apol
 * Apolka
 * Apollinária
 * Apollónia
 * Aporka
 * Appia
 * Áprilka
 * Arabella
 * Aranka
 * Arany
 * Aranyka
 * Ariadna
 * Ariadné
 * Arianna
 * Ariéla
 * Ariella
 * Arienn
 * Arika
 * Arikán
 * Arina
 * Arinka
 * Arita
 * Arlett
 * Armanda
 * Armandina
 * Armida
 * Armilla
 * Ármina
 * Árnika
 * Arnolda
 * Árpádina
 * Artemisz
 * Artemízia
 * Árvácska
 * Árven
 * Arzénia
 * Asma
 * Aszpázia
 * Asszunta
 * Asztéria
 * Asztrid
 * Asztrida
 * Ata
 * Atala
 * Atalanta
 * Atália
 * Atanázia
 * Aténa
 * Aténé
 * Atika
 * Atina
 * Auguszta
 * Augusztina
 * Aura
 * Aurea
 * Aurélia
 * Auróra
 * Avarka
 * Azálea
 * Azucséna
 * Azurea

B

 * Babér
 * Babett
 * Babetta
 * Babiána
 * Babita
 * Bagita
 * Balbina
 * Balda
 * Balzsam
 * Barack
 * Baranka
 * Barbara
 * Barbarella
 * Barka
 * Bársony
 * Bársonyka
 * Baucisz
 * Bea
 * Beáta
 * Beatricse
 * Beatrisz
 * Beatrix
 * Bebóra
 * Béda
 * Begónia
 * Béke
 * Belinda
 * Bella
 * Benáta
 * Benedetta
 * Benedikta
 * Beneditta
 * Benigna
 * Benita
 * Benjamina
 * Bereniké
 * Berill
 * Berkenye
 * Bernadett
 * Bernadetta
 * Bernarda
 * Bernardina
 * Berta
 * Bertilla
 * Bertina
 * Bertolda
 * Béta
 * Betsabé
 * Betta
 * Betti
 * Bettina
 * Bianka
 * Bibiána
 * Bíbor
 * Bíbora
 * Bíborka
 * Birgit
 * Biri
 * Biszerká
 * Bítia
 * Blandina
 * Blanka
 * Blazsena
 * Blondina
 * Bodza
 * Bogárka
 * Bogáta
 * Bogi
 * Boglár
 * Boglárka
 * Bojána
 * Bolda
 * Bonita
 * Bora
 * Bóra
 * Borbála
 * Borbolya
 * Bori
 * Boris
 * Boriska
 * Borka
 * Boróka
 * Borostyán
 * Borsika
 * Bozsena
 * Bozsóka
 * Brenda
 * Brigitta
 * Britani
 * Britta
 * Britni
 * Brunella
 * Brunhilda
 * Brünhild
 * Búzavirág

C

 * Cecília
 * Cecilla
 * Celerina
 * Celeszta
 * Celesztina
 * Célia
 * Celina
 * Cettina
 * Cezarin
 * Cezarina
 * Cicelle
 * Ciklámen
 * Cikra
 * Cili
 * Cilla
 * Cinderella
 * Cinella
 * Cinka
 * Cinna
 * Cinnia
 * Cintia
 * Cipora
 * Cippóra
 * Cipra
 * Cipriána
 * Ciprienn
 * Cirilla
 * Citta
 * Csaga
 * Csende
 * Csendike
 * Csenge
 * Csengele
 * Cseperke
 * Csepke
 * Csermely
 * Cserne
 * Csilla
 * Csillag
 * Csillagvirág
 * Csinszka
 * Csipke
 * Csobánka
 * Csobilla
 * Csönge
 * Csöre

D

 * Dafna
 * Dafné
 * Dália
 * Dalida
 * Dalma
 * Damarisz
 * Dana
 * Danica
 * Daniéla
 * Daniella
 * Danila
 * Danka
 * Danuta
 * Dára
 * Dária
 * Darina
 * Darinka
 * Darla
 * Dea
 * Debóra
 * Delfina
 * Délia
 * Délibáb
 * Delila
 * Delinke
 * Della
 * Demetria
 * Denissza
 * Deniza
 * Derien
 * Detti
 * Dezdemóna
 * Dézi
 * Dezideráta
 * Dezidéria
 * Dia
 * Diána
 * Diandra
 * Diké
 * Dina
 * Dionízia
 * Diotíma
 * Ditta
 * Ditte
 * Dolli
 * Dolóresz
 * Dolorita
 * Doloróza
 * Domicella
 * Domiciána
 * Dominika
 * Dominka
 * Domitilla
 * Donáta
 * Donatella
 * Donna
 * Dóra
 * Dorabella
 * Doren
 * Dorina
 * Dorinka
 * Dorisz
 * Dorit
 * Dorka
 * Dorkás
 * Dormánka
 * Dorotea
 * Doroti
 * Dorotina
 * Dorottya
 * Döníz
 * Drágana
 * Drágica
 * Dráginja
 * Drágomira
 * Drágomirka
 * Drágoszláva
 * Drágoszla
 * Druzsiána
 * Dubrávka
 * Dulcinea
 * Dusánka
 * Dusica
 * Dusmáta
 * Dzsamila
 * Dzsamilla
 * Dzsenet
 * Dzsenifer
 * Dzsenna
 * Dzsenni
 * Dzsesszika

E

 * Ébba
 * Écska
 * Éda
 * Edda
 * Edentina
 * Edina
 * Edit
 * Edmunda
 * Edna
 * Édua
 * Eduárda
 * Edvarda
 * Edvina
 * Effi
 * Egberta
 * Eija
 * Ékes
 * Eleanor
 * Elektra
 * Elen
 * Elena
 * Eleni
 * Eleonóra
 * Életke
 * Elfrida
 * Elga
 * Eliána
 * Elin
 * Elina
 * Elinor
 * Eliz
 * Eliza
 * Elizabet
 * Elke
 * Ella
 * Elli
 * Ellina
 * Elma
 * Elmira
 * Elvira
 * Elza
 * Emanuéla
 * Emerencia
 * Emerika
 * Emerita
 * Emerka
 * Emese
 * Emili
 * Emília
 * Emiliána
 * Emma
 * Emmi
 * Emő
 * Emőke
 * Enciána
 * Ené
 * Enéh
 * Enese
 * Enet
 * Enid
 * Enikő
 * Enna
 * Eper
 * Eperke
 * Epifánia
 * Eponin
 * Era
 * Erátó
 * Erika
 * Erina
 * Ermelinda
 * Erna
 * Ernella
 * Erneszta
 * Ernesztin
 * Ernesztina
 * Ervina
 * Ervínia
 * Erzsébet
 * Eső
 * Estella
 * Estilla
 * Eszmeralda
 * Esztella
 * Eszténa
 * Eszter
 * Eta
 * Etel
 * Etelka
 * Etka
 * Etta
 * Etus
 * Eudoxia
 * Eufémia
 * Eufrozina
 * Eugénia
 * Eulália
 * Eunika
 * Euniké
 * Euridiké
 * Európa
 * Eutímia
 * Euzébia
 * Éva
 * Evangelina
 * Evelin
 * Evelina
 * Evetke
 * Evica
 * Evila
 * Evita
 * Evódia

F

 * Fabiána
 * Fabióla
 * Fabrícia
 * Fácán
 * Fahéj
 * Fáni
 * Fanna
 * Fanni
 * Fáta
 * Fatima
 * Fatime
 * Fausztina
 * Febrónia
 * Federika
 * Fedóra
 * Fédra
 * Fehér
 * Fehéra
 * Fehére
 * Fehérke
 * Felícia
 * Feliciána
 * Felicita
 * Felicitás
 * Felicitász
 * Ferdinanda
 * Fernanda
 * Fiamma
 * Fiametta
 * Fidélia
 * Filadelfia
 * Filippa
 * Fillisz
 * Filoméla
 * Filoména
 * Filotea
 * Fióna
 * Fiorella
 * Firtos
 * Flamina
 * Flanna
 * Flávia
 * Flóra
 * Floransz
 * Florencia
 * Florentina
 * Florianna
 * Florica
 * Florina
 * Florinda
 * Fortuna
 * Fortunáta
 * Főbe
 * Franciska
 * Franka
 * Freja
 * Frézia
 * Frida
 * Friderika
 * Fruzsina
 * Fulvia
 * Fürtike
 * Füzér
 * Füzike

G

 * Gabriella
 * Gajána
 * Galamb
 * Galatea
 * Galina
 * Gardénia
 * Géda
 * Géla
 * Gemella
 * Gemma
 * Génia
 * Genovéva
 * Georgina
 * Gerbera
 * Gerda
 * Gerle
 * Gertrúd
 * Gertrúdisz
 * Gesztenye
 * Gilberta
 * Gilda
 * Gina
 * Gilvád
 * Giszmunda
 * Gitta
 * Giza
 * Gizella
 * Glenda
 * Glória
 * Godiva
 * Golda
 * Goldina
 * Gorána
 * Goránka
 * Gordána
 * Grácia
 * Graciána
 * Graciella
 * Gréta
 * Gréte
 * Gréti
 * Grizelda
 * Grizeldisz
 * Gunda
 * Gvendolin
 * Gyémánt
 * Gyopár
 * Gyopárka
 * Gyöngy
 * Gyöngyi
 * Gyöngyike
 * Gyöngyös
 * Gyöngyvér
 * Gyöngyvirág
 * Gyönyörű
 * Györgyi
 * Györgyike

H

 * Hadassa
 * Hágár
 * Hajna
 * Hajnácska
 * Hajnal
 * Hajnalka
 * Hajni
 * Hanga
 * Hanka
 * Hanna
 * Hanni
 * Hargita
 * Hargitta
 * Harmat
 * Harmatka
 * Harriet
 * Havaska
 * Hedda
 * Hédi
 * Hedvig
 * Heidi
 * Héla
 * Helén
 * Heléna
 * Helga
 * Helka
 * Hella
 * Henriett
 * Henrietta
 * Héra
 * Hermia
 * Hermina
 * Herta
 * Hetti
 * Hiacinta
 * Hieronima
 * Hilária
 * Hilda
 * Hildegárd
 * Hildelita
 * Hilka
 * Hippia
 * Hippolita
 * Hófehérke
 * Holda
 * Honóra
 * Honoráta
 * Honória
 * Honorina
 * Honorka
 * Horácia
 * Hortenzia
 * Hóvirág
 * Huberta
 * Hunorka

I

 * Ibolya
 * Ida
 * Iduna
 * Ifigénia
 * Ignácia
 * Ila
 * Ilang
 * Ilda
 * Ildikó
 * Ilka
 * Illa
 * Illangó
 * Ilma
 * Ilon
 * Ilona
 * Ilonka
 * Ilus
 * Iluska
 * Ilze
 * Imelda
 * Immakuláta
 * Imodzsen
 * Imogén
 * Imola
 * Indira
 * Indra
 * Inez
 * Inge
 * Ingeborg
 * Ingrid
 * Inka
 * Innocencia
 * Ippolita
 * Irén
 * Iréne
 * Irina
 * Iringó
 * Írisz
 * Irma
 * Isméria
 * Itala
 * Ivána
 * Ivett
 * Ivetta
 * Ivica
 * Ividő
 * Ivola
 * Ivonn
 * Iza
 * Izabel
 * Izabell
 * Izabella
 * Izaura
 * Izidóra
 * Ízisz
 * Izméne
 * Izolda
 * Izóra

J

 * Jácinta
 * Jáde
 * Jádránka
 * Jadviga
 * Jáhel
 * Jakobina
 * Jamina
 * Jana
 * Janina
 * Janka
 * Jára
 * Jarmila
 * Jávorka
 * Jázmin
 * Jelka
 * Jella
 * Jenni
 * Jente
 * Jerne
 * Jeronima
 * Jerta
 * Jetta
 * Jetti
 * Johanna
 * Jolán
 * Jolanda
 * Jolánta
 * Joli
 * Jonka
 * Jordána
 * Jována
 * Jovánka
 * Jozefa
 * Jozefin
 * Jozefina
 * Józsa
 * Judit
 * Juli
 * Júlia
 * Juliána
 * Julianna
 * Julietta
 * Julilla
 * Julinka
 * Juliska
 * Julitta
 * Júnó
 * Jusztícia
 * Jusztina
 * Jusztínia
 * Jutka
 * Jutta

K

 * Kájsza
 * Kála
 * Kalipszó
 * Kalliopé
 * Kalliszta
 * Kámea
 * Kamélia
 * Kamilla
 * Kandida
 * Karen
 * Karin
 * Karina
 * Karitász
 * Karla
 * Karméla
 * Karmelina
 * Karmella
 * Kármen
 * Kármin
 * Karola
 * Karolin
 * Karolina
 * Karolt
 * Kasszandra
 * Kata
 * Katalin
 * Katarina
 * Katerina
 * Kati
 * Katica
 * Katinka
 * Kató
 * Katrin
 * Kelli
 * Kendra
 * Kenza
 * Kerka
 * Kerubina
 * Késa
 * Ketrin
 * Kiara
 * Kikinda
 * Kiliána
 * Kim
 * Kimberli
 * Kincső
 * Kinga
 * Kira
 * Kíra
 * Kiri
 * Kirilla
 * Kisanna
 * Kisó
 * Kitana
 * Kitti
 * Klára
 * Klári
 * Klarisz
 * Klarissza
 * Klaudetta
 * Klaudia
 * Klaudiána
 * Klélia
 * Klemátisz
 * Klemencia
 * Klementin
 * Klementina
 * Kleopátra
 * Klió
 * Kloé
 * Klotild
 * Kolett
 * Koletta
 * Kolomba
 * Kolombina
 * Koni
 * Konkordia
 * Konstancia
 * Konstantina
 * Kora
 * Korália
 * Korall
 * Kordélia
 * Korina
 * Korinna
 * Kornélia
 * Koronilla
 * Kozett
 * Kozima
 * Kökény
 * Kreola
 * Kreszcencia
 * Krimhilda
 * Kriszta
 * Krisztiána
 * Krisztina
 * Krizanta
 * Kunigunda
 * Küllikki

L

 * Ladiszla
 * Lamberta
 * Lara
 * Larcia
 * Larin
 * Larissza
 * Lartia
 * Latinka
 * Laura
 * Laurencia
 * Lauretta
 * Lavínia
 * Lea
 * Léda
 * Leila
 * Lejla
 * Léla
 * Lelle
 * Léna
 * Léni
 * Lenke
 * Lenóra
 * Leona
 * Leonarda
 * Leonetta
 * Leonóra
 * Leontina
 * Leopolda
 * Leopoldina
 * Letícia
 * Létó
 * Letta
 * Letti
 * Levendula
 * Lia
 * Liána
 * Lícia
 * Lida
 * Lídia
 * Lígia
 * Lile
 * Lili
 * Lilia
 * Lilian
 * Liliána
 * Lilianna
 * Lilien
 * Liliom
 * Lilióza
 * Lilla
 * Lina
 * Linneá
 * Linda
 * Linett
 * Linetta
 * Linka
 * Lióra
 * Lívia
 * Liviána
 * Livianna
 * Liza
 * Lizandra
 * Lizavéta
 * Lizett
 * Lizetta
 * Lola
 * Lolita
 * Lolli
 * Lóna
 * Lora
 * Lorella
 * Loren
 * Loréna
 * Lorett
 * Loretta
 * Lorin
 * Lorina
 * Lotte
 * Lotti
 * Luca
 * Lúcia
 * Luciána
 * Lucilla
 * Ludmilla
 * Ludovika
 * Lujza
 * Lukrécia
 * Luna

M

 * Mábel
 * Mabella
 * Madlen
 * Madléna
 * Magda
 * Magdaléna
 * Magdó
 * Magdolna
 * Magnólia
 * Magorka
 * Mahália
 * Maida
 * Maja
 * Majoranna
 * Makrina
 * Málin
 * Málna
 * Malvin
 * Malvina
 * Mályva
 * Manda
 * Mandola
 * Mandorla
 * Mandula
 * Manfréda
 * Manga
 * Manka
 * Manna
 * Manon
 * Manszvéta
 * Manuéla
 * Manuella
 * Manyi
 * Mara
 * Marcella
 * Marcellina
 * Maréza
 * Margarét
 * Margaréta
 * Margaretta
 * Margarita
 * Margit
 * Margita
 * Margitta
 * Margó
 * Mari
 * Mária
 * Mariann
 * Marianna
 * Marica
 * Mariella
 * Mariett
 * Marietta
 * Marika
 * Marilla
 * Marina
 * Marinella
 * Marinetta
 * Marinka
 * Marion
 * Marióra
 * Mariska
 * Marita
 * Marléne
 * Márta
 * Martina
 * Martinella
 * Martinka
 * Masa
 * Matild
 * Matilda
 * Mátka
 * Maura
 * Maurícia
 * Maxima
 * Maximilla
 * Méda
 * Medárda
 * Médea
 * Médi
 * Megán
 * Meggi
 * Melani
 * Melánia
 * Melina
 * Melinda
 * Melióra
 * Melissza
 * Melitta
 * Melizand
 * Melodi
 * Melódia
 * Meluzina
 * Mendi
 * Menodóra
 * Menta
 * Méráb
 * Mercédesz
 * Meredisz
 * Merilin
 * Merima
 * Méta
 * Metella
 * Metta
 * Mia
 * Mici
 * Miett
 * Mietta
 * Mihaéla
 * Mikolt
 * Milánka
 * Milda
 * Miléna
 * Miletta
 * Milica
 * Milka
 * Milla
 * Mimi
 * Mimóza
 * Mína
 * Mínea
 * Minerva
 * Minka
 * Minna
 * Minóna
 * Mira
 * Míra
 * Mirabel
 * Mirabella
 * Miranda
 * Mirandella
 * Mirandola
 * Mirandolína
 * Mirázs
 * Mirella
 * Miriam
 * Mirjam
 * Mirjána
 * Mirtill
 * Misell
 * Miszirká
 * Moána
 * Modeszta
 * Moira
 * Molli
 * Móna
 * Mónika
 * Montika
 * Morella
 * Morgána
 * Muriel
 * Múzsa

N

 * Nadett
 * Nadin
 * Nadinka
 * Nádja
 * Nanda
 * Nandin
 * Nanett
 * Nanetta
 * Naomi
 * Naómi
 * Napsugár
 * Nárcisz
 * Narcissza
 * Násfa
 * Nasztázia
 * Natali
 * Natália
 * Natasa
 * Nausziká
 * Nauzika
 * Nedda
 * Nefelejcs
 * Nella
 * Nelli
 * Nerella
 * Nerina
 * Neste
 * Neszta
 * Netta
 * Netti
 * Niké
 * Nikodémia
 * Nikol
 * Nikola
 * Nikolett
 * Nikoletta
 * Níla
 * Nilla
 * Nimfa
 * Nina
 * Ninell
 * Ninett
 * Ninetta
 * Ninon
 * Niobé
 * Noa
 * Noélia
 * Noella
 * Noémi
 * Nóna
 * Nóra
 * Norberta
 * Norina
 * Norma
 * Nyeste

O

 * Oana
 * Obi
 * Odett
 * Odetta
 * Odessza
 * Odil
 * Odília
 * Odola
 * Ofélia
 * Oktávia
 * Olena
 * Olga
 * Olgya
 * Oliána
 * Olimpia
 * Olinda
 * Oliva
 * Olivia
 * Olívia
 * Olna
 * Ondvér
 * Opál
 * Opika
 * Ora
 * Orália
 * Orchidea
 * Orgona
 * Oriána
 * Orlena
 * Orsi
 * Orsika
 * Orsolya
 * Oszvalda
 * Otília
 * Ottilia
 * Oxána
 * Örsi
 * Örzse
 * Őszike
 * Őzike

P

 * Pálma
 * Palmira
 * Palóma
 * Paméla
 * Pamína
 * Pandora
 * Pandóra
 * Panka
 * Panna
 * Panni
 * Paszkália
 * Pasztorella
 * Patrícia
 * Paula
 * Pauletta
 * Paulin
 * Paulina
 * Peggi
 * Pelágia
 * Pénelopé
 * Peónia
 * Peregrina
 * Perenna
 * Perla
 * Perpétua
 * Petra
 * Petronella
 * Petrónia
 * Petúnia
 * Pilár
 * Pillangó
 * Pintyőke
 * Pírea
 * Piri
 * Pirit
 * Piros
 * Piroska
 * Placida
 * Platina
 * Polda
 * Polett
 * Pólika
 * Polina
 * Polixéna
 * Polla
 * Polli
 * Pompília
 * Pompónia
 * Poppea
 * Primula
 * Priszcilla
 * Prudencia
 * Psziché

R

 * Ráchel
 * Rádojka
 * Rádomira
 * Rafaéla
 * Rafaella
 * Ráhel
 * Rajmonda
 * Rajmunda
 * Rákhel
 * Rákis
 * Ramira
 * Ramóna
 * Rea
 * Rebeka
 * Rege
 * Regina
 * Réka
 * Relinda
 * Rella
 * Relli
 * Remény
 * Reményke
 * Renáta
 * Réta
 * Rezeda
 * Rézi
 * Ria
 * Riana
 * Rika
 * Rikarda
 * Ripszima
 * Rita
 * Ritta
 * Riza
 * Roberta
 * Robertin
 * Robertina
 * Robina
 * Robinetta
 * Rodé
 * Rodelinda
 * Romána
 * Romi
 * Romina
 * Rominett
 * Romola
 * Róna
 * Ronett
 * Ronetta
 * Rovéna
 * Roxán
 * Roxána
 * Róza
 * Rozál
 * Rozália
 * Rozalinda
 * Rozamunda
 * Rozanna
 * Rozi
 * Rozina
 * Rozita
 * Rozmarin
 * Rozvita
 * Rózsa
 * Rózsi
 * Röné
 * Rubin
 * Rubina
 * Rubinka
 * Rudolfina
 * Rufina
 * Ruperta
 * Ruszalka
 * Ruszlána
 * Rut
 * Ruzsinka

S

 * Sába
 * Salóme
 * Samuella
 * Santál
 * Sára
 * Sári
 * Sarlott
 * Sarolt
 * Sarolta
 * Sáron
 * Seherezádé
 * Seila
 * Sejla
 * Senon
 * Skolasztika
 * Stefánia
 * Stefi
 * Stella
 * Sudárka
 * Sugár
 * Sugárka
 * Szabella
 * Szabina
 * Szabrina
 * Szaffi
 * Szalóme
 * Szalvia
 * Szamanta
 * Szamira
 * Szandra
 * Szanna
 * Szantána
 * Szantina
 * Száva
 * Szavanna
 * Szavéta
 * Szavina
 * Szederke
 * Szedra
 * Szegfű
 * Szelina
 * Szelli
 * Szellő
 * Szellőke
 * Szemerke
 * Szemira
 * Szemirámisz
 * Szemőke
 * Szendi
 * Szendike
 * Szendile
 * Szénia
 * Szenta
 * Szépa
 * Szépe
 * Szerefina
 * Szeréna
 * Szerénke
 * Szerkő
 * Szeverina
 * Szibill
 * Szibilla
 * Szidalisz
 * Szidi
 * Szidónia
 * Sziglind
 * Szigrid
 * Szilárda
 * Szille
 * Szilvána
 * Szilvesztra
 * Szilvia
 * Szimóna
 * Szimonett
 * Szimonetta
 * Szindi
 * Színes
 * Szinta
 * Szintia
 * Szíra
 * Szirén
 * Sziringa
 * Szirka
 * Szirom
 * Szironka
 * Szixtin
 * Szixtina
 * Szkarlett
 * Szkilla
 * Szofi
 * Szófia
 * Szofrónia
 * Szolanzs
 * Szonja
 * Szonóra
 * Szoraja
 * Szorina
 * Szörénke
 * Sztavrula
 * Sztánka
 * Sztella
 * Szulamit
 * Szulejka
 * Szulikó
 * Szulita
 * Szultána
 * Szúra
 * Szvetlána

T

 * Tábita
 * Tácia
 * Taciána
 * Tália
 * Talita
 * Támár
 * Tamara
 * Tanázia
 * Tanita
 * Tánya
 * Tara
 * Tarzícia
 * Tatjána
 * Tavasz
 * Tavaszka
 * Tea
 * Tegza
 * Tekla
 * Telma
 * Témisz
 * Ténia
 * Teobalda
 * Teodolinda
 * Teodóra
 * Teodózia
 * Teofánia
 * Teofila
 * Teónia
 * Tercia
 * Teréz
 * Tereza
 * Teréza
 * Terézia
 * Teri
 * Terka
 * Tertullia
 * Tessza
 * Tétisz
 * Théa
 * Tiana
 * Tiara
 * Tícia
 * Ticiána
 * Tifani
 * Tilda
 * Tília
 * Tilla
 * Tímea
 * Timona
 * Timótea
 * Tina
 * Tinetta
 * Tíra
 * Tirca
 * Tíria
 * Tirza
 * Titánia
 * Titanilla
 * Tittína
 * Tóbia
 * Tomázia
 * Tomazina
 * Toszka
 * Triniti
 * Trixi
 * Trudi
 * Túlia
 * Tulipán
 * Tullia
 * Tünde
 * Tündér
 * Tűzvirág

U

 * Uljána
 * Ulla
 * Ulrika
 * Uránia
 * Urbána
 * Urszula
 * Urzula
 * Urzulina
 * Uzonka
 * Üdvöske

V

 * Vadvirág
 * Valencia
 * Valentina
 * Valéria
 * Vanda
 * Vanessza
 * Vanilla
 * Varínia
 * Vaszília
 * Véda
 * Vélia
 * Velmira
 * Vendelina
 * Vénusz
 * Vera
 * Veránka
 * Verbéna
 * Veréna
 * Verita
 * Veron
 * Verona
 * Veronika
 * Veronka
 * Veszna
 * Veszta
 * Véta
 * Vetúria
 * Via
 * Vica
 * Viki
 * Vikta
 * Viktória
 * Viktorina
 * Vilhelma
 * Vilhelmina
 * Vilja
 * Villő
 * Vilma
 * Vincencia
 * Viola
 * Violenta
 * Violett
 * Violetta
 * Viorika
 * Virág
 * Virgília
 * Virgínia
 * Víta
 * Vitália
 * Vitolda
 * Viviána
 * Vivianna
 * Vivien
 * Vulfia

X

 * Xavéria
 * Xénia
 * Xenodiké

Z

 * Zafira
 * Zakária
 * Zalánka
 * Zamfira
 * Zamira
 * Zápor
 * Zara
 * Zazi
 * Zdenka
 * Zea
 * Zefira
 * Zelda
 * Zélia
 * Zelina
 * Zelinda
 * Zeline
 * Zelinke
 * Zella
 * Zelma
 * Zelmira
 * Zengő
 * Zenina
 * Zenke
 * Zenkő
 * Zenóbia
 * Zenta
 * Zia
 * Zília
 * Zille
 * Zimra
 * Zina
 * Zinaida
 * Zinajda
 * Zinka
 * Zita
 * Zizi
 * Zoárda
 * Zoé
 * Zoja
 * Zója
 * Zolna
 * Zoltána
 * Zomilla
 * Zonga
 * Zora
 * Zóra
 * Zorinka
 * Zorka
 * Zöldike
 * Zulejka
 * Zsaklin
 * Zsálya
 * Zsanett
 * Zsanin
 * Zsanina
 * Zsanka
 * Zsanna
 * Zsazsa
 * Zselinke
 * Zsella
 * Zselyke
 * Zseni
 * Zseraldin
 * Zseraldina
 * Zsinett
 * Zsófi
 * Zsófia
 * Zsóka
 * Zsolna
 * Zsorzsett
 * Zsuzsa
 * Zsuzsanna
 * Zsuzsánna
 * Zsuzsi
 * Zsuzska
 * Zsüliett
 * Zsüsztin

title: Appendix:Hungarian female given names


text:
Appendix:Hungarian male given names

This list was copied from the official site of Hungarian given names

A
Aba Abád Abbás Abdiás Abdon Ábel Abelárd Ábner Abod Abony Abos Abosa Ábrahám Ábrám Ábrán Ábris Absa Absolon Acél Achilles Achillesz Acsád Adalbert Ádám Ádel Adelmár Adeodát Ádin Adolár Adolf Adonisz Adony Adorján Adrián Adriánó Agád Agamemnon Agapion Agaton Agenor Aggeus Agmánd Ágost Ágoston Ahillész Áhim Áhmét Airton Ajád Ajándok Ajtony Akács Ákos Aladár Aladdin Aladin Alajos Alán Alap Alárd Alarik Albert Albin Aldán Aldó Áldor Alen Alex Alexander Alfonz Alfréd Algernon Ali Almár Álmos Alpár Alvián Alvin Amadé Amadeusz Amadó Amand Ambos Ambró Ambrus Amir Ámon Amor Ámos Anakin Anasztáz Anatol Andor Andorás Andos András André Angelus Angelusz Ángyán Anicét Aníziusz Anri Antal Antigon Anton Antónió Antos Anzelm Ányos Apollinár Apolló Apor Apostol Apród Aracs Arad Aramisz Archibald Ardó Árész Arétász Arián Ariel Arion Árisz Arisztid Ariton Arkád Árkád Árkos Arlen Árlen Armand Armandó Ármin Arnó Arnold Arnót Áron Árpád Arszlán Artemon Artúr Arvéd Arvid Arzén Aser Áser Aszter Asztrik Ata Atád Atanáz Atilla Atlasz Aton Atos Atosz Attila Augusztusz Aurél Aurélián Avenár Axel Azár

B
Bács Bacsó Bagamér Baján Bajnok Bakács Baksa Bakta Balabán Balambér Balár Balassa Balázs Baldó Baldvin Bálint Balló Balmaz Baltazár Bán Bandó Bánk Bános Barabás Baracs Barakony Barangó Bardó Barlám Barna Barnabás Barót Bars Barsz Barta Bartal Bartó Barton Bartos Bató Bátony Bátor Batu Batus Bazil Bazsó Becse Bedecs Bedő Beke Bekény Bekes Bekő Béla Belián Belizár Bence Bende Bendegúz Bene Benedek Benedikt Benediktusz Benett Béngt Béni Benignusz Benitó Benjámin Benke Benkő Bennó Benő Benvenútó Bérc Bercel Bere Berec Berend Berengár Berény Beriszló Berke Bernárd Bernát Bertalan Bertil Bertin Bertold Bertram Berzsián Bese Beten Betlen Bihar Boáz Bocsárd Bod Bodó Bódog Bodomér Bodony Bodor Bogát Bogdán Bogumil Bohumil Bohus Boján Bojta Bojtor Bojtorján Boldizsár Boleszláv Bolivár Bonaventúra Bonca Bongor Bonifác Bónis Borbás Borisz Borocs Boroszló Bors Borsa Botár Botond Bottyán Bozsidár Bozsó Bökény Böngér Brájen Brániszláv Brániszló Brendon Brúnó Brútusz Buda Bulcsú Buzád Buzát

C
Cecilián Celesztin Cézár Ciceró Ciprián Cirill Cirják Cirjék Círus

CS
Csaba Csák Csanád Csát Csatád Csatár Csató Csedomir Csege Csegő Cseke Csekő Csenger Csépán Csepel Cserjén Csete Csetény Csikó Csingiz Csobád Csobajd Csobán Csolt Csoma Csombor Csomor Csongor Csörsz

D
Dagobert Dagomér Dakó Dalia Dalibor Damáz Damján Damos Dániel Daniló Dános Dante Dárió Dárius Dárko Darnel Dasztin Dávid Dávor Décse Dejte Deli Deme Demény Demeter Demjén Dénes Dengizik Denisz Denton Deodát Derel Ders Derzs Dés Detre Déva Dévald Dezsér Dezsider Dezső Didrik Diegó Dienes Dilen Dioméd Ditmár Doboka Dobroszláv Dobroszló Dókus Doma Domán Dománd Domicián Dominik Domokos Domonkos Domos Donald Donát Donátó Dorián Dormán Dózsa Döme Dömjén Dömös Dömötör Drágan Drágomir Drágoszláv Drágoszló Drágutin Drágisa Drágoljub Dukász Dusán

DZS
Dzsasztin Dzsingiz Dzsínó Dzsúlió

E
Ében Ede Éden Edgár Edmond Edmund Edömér Edrik Eduárd Edvárd Edvin Efraim Egbert Egmont Egon Egyed Elek Elemér Elián Éliás Eliél Eliézer Elígiusz Elija Eliot Elizeus Ellák Elmár Elmó Előd Elton Emánuel Emil Emilián Emőd Endre Éneás Engelbert Engelhard Énok Énók Enrikó Enzó Erazmus Erhard Erik Erk Ernák Erneszt Ernesztó Ernik Ernő Ernye Erős Ervin Ete Etele Etre Eugén Euszták Eutim Évald Evariszt Everard Ezékiel Ézsaiás

F
Fábián Fábió Fábiusz Fabó Fabríció Fabrícius Fabríciusz Fajsz Farkas Fausztusz Fedor Felhő Felicián Félix Ferdinánd Ferenc Fidél Filemon Filibert Filip Filomén Flavián Flávió Fláviusz Florentin Flórián Flóris Fodor Folkus Fóris Fortunát Fortunátó Főnix Franciszkusz Frank Fránko Franjo Franz Frederik Fremont Fridolin Frigyes Frodó Fülöp

G
Gábor Gabos Gábriel Gál Gallusz Gálos Gandalf Gara Gáspár Gaszton Gazsó Gécsa Gede Gedeon Gedő Gejza Gellén Gellért Geminián Geraszim Geréb Gereben Gergely Gergő Gerhárd Gerjén Germán Gerold Gerő Gerváz Gerzson Géza Gibárt Gida Gilbert Gilgames Girót Gorán Gobert Godó Godvin Gordon Gorgiás Gotárd Gotfrid Gothárd Gotlíb Gracián Guidó Gujdó Gusztáv Günter

GY
Gyárfás Gyécsa Gyenes Gyoma Györe György Györk Györke Győző Gyula

H
Hadúr Hamilkár Hámpusz Hannibál Hannó Hansz Harald Harka Harkány Harlám Harri Harisz Hárs Harsány Hartvig Hasszán Hektor Heliodor Héliosz Helmut Henrik Herbert Herkules Herman Hermész Hermiás Hermiusz Herold Hetény Hiador Hilár Hiláriusz Hilmár Hippolit Hódos Holló Honor Honorát Honorátusz Honóriusz Hont Horác Horáció Horáciusz Horka Huba Hubert Hubertusz Hugó Humbert Hunor Hümér

I
Ibrány Ignác Igor Ilárion Ildefonz Ilián Iliász Illés Ilmár Imbert Immánuel Imre Ince Ipoly Iréneusz Irnik István Itiel Iván Ivó Ivor Ixion Izaiás Izidor Izmael Izor Izrael Izsák Izsó

J
Jácint Jáfet Jagelló Jakab Jákim Jákó Jákob Jakus János Január Járed Járfás Jászon Jávor Jázon Jefte Jelek Jeles Jenő Jeremi Jeremiás Jermák Jernő Jeromos Jetró Joachim Joahim Joakim Joákim Jób Joel Johanán Jónás Jonatán Jordán Jozafát József Józsiás Józsua Józsué Júda Jukundusz Julián Juliánusz Júliusz Junior Jusztin Jusztusz Jutas Jutocsa Juvenál

K
Kaba Kabos Kada Kadicsa Kadisa Kadocsa Kadosa Kajetán Kájusz Kál Káldor Káleb Kálmán Kamill Kamilló Kán Kandid Kanut Kapisztrán Kaplon Kaplony Kapolcs Kara Karácson Karád Karcsa Kardos Karion Kármán Károly Karsa Kartal Kászon Kasszián Kasztor Katapán Kazimír Kázmér Keán Keled Kelemen Kelemér Kelen Kelvin Kemenes Kende Kenese Kenéz Kerecsen Kerény Keresztély Keresztes Kerubin Keszi Kesző Ketel Keve Kevend Kevin Kilény Kilián Kirill Kitán Klaudió Klaudiusz Klausz Kleofás Kleon Klétus Kocsárd Kolen Kolin Kolos Kolozs Kolta Kolumbán Kolumbusz Kond Konor Konrád Konstantin Kont Koppány Koridon Koriolán Kornél Korvin Kos Kósa Kozma Kötöny Kövecs Kristóf Krisztián Krisztofer Krizosztom Krizsán Kund Kunó Kurd Kurszán Kurt Kustyán Kürt

L
Laborc Ladiszló Ladomér Lajos Lambert Lándor Lantos Larion László Lázár Lázó Leander Leandró Leándrosz Lehel Lél Lénárd Leó Leon Leonárd Leonidász Leontin Leopárd Leopold Lestár Levéd Levedi Levente Lévi Liberátusz Libériusz Libor Lionel Lipót Lívió Líviusz Lizander Loránd Lóránt Lorenzó Lotár Lőrinc Lucián Lucifer Lúciusz Ludvig Lukács Lüszien

M
Magnusz Magor Majlát Majs Makabeus Makár Malakiás Málkolm Manassé Manfréd Manó Manszvét Mánuel Marcel Marcell Marcián Március Marián Marinusz Márió Máriusz Márk Markó Márkó Márkus Márkusz Marót Martin Marton Márton Martos Marvin Máté Mateusz Mátyás Mauríció Mauró Maxim Maximilián Maximusz Medárd Medox Megyer Méhmét Melchior Melhior Meliton Melker Ménás Mendel Ménrót Menyhért Merlin Merse Metód Mihály Mika Mike Mikeás Mikes Miklós Mikó Miksa Milán Milos Miodrág Miomir Mirkó Miron Misa Misel Modesztusz Momír Móka Mór Morgan Móric Mózes

N
Nándor Napóleon Narcisszusz Náron Nátán Nátánael Nataniel Nemere Nenad Nepomuk Nesztor Nétus Nétusz Nikander Nikétás Nikodémus Nikodémusz Nikoláe Nikolasz Nimród Noé Noel Nónusz Norbert Norisz Norman Norton

NY
Nyék

O
Obadiás Oberon Obert Odiló Odin Odisszeusz Odó Ódor Odorik Ogmánd Ogotáj Oguz Oktáj Oktár Oktáv Oktávián Olaf Olavi Oldamur Olé Ollé Oleg Olivér Olof Omár Ompoly Omri Ond Onga Opor Opos Orbán Orbó Orda Ordas Oren Oresztész Orfeusz Orion Orlandó Ormánd Ormond Ormos Oros Orta Orton Orvin Oszár Oszkár Oszlár Osszián Oszvald Otelló Otisz Otmár Otniel Ottó Ottokár Ovídiusz Ozirisz Ozmin Ozor Ozdur Ozondur Ozora Ozul Ozsvát Ödön Örkény Örkönd Örs Örzséb

P
Pál Pálos Pamfil Pantaleon Páris Paszkál Patony Patrícius Patrik Pázmán Pelágiusz Pelbárt Pellegrin Pentele Periklész Perjámos Péter Pető Petres Petrik Petróniusz Petur Petúr Piládész Piramusz Piusz Placid Platón Polidor Polikárp Pongor Pongrác Porfir Pósa Prímusz

R
Rabán Radamesz Rade Radiszló Radó Radomér Rados Radován Radvány Radoszló Radiszláv Rafael Ráfis Ragnar Rajmond Rajmund Rajnald Ralf Ramirez Ramiró Ramón Ramszesz Rápolt Rátold Rátko Raul Razmus Rázsoly Reginald Regő Regös Regős Remig Rémó Rémusz Renátó Renátusz René Rézmán Rezső Richárd Rihárd Rikárdó Rinaldó Róbert Robin Robinzon Roboám Roderik Rodion Rodrigó Rokkó Rókus Roland Rolf Román Rómeó Romuald Romulusz Romvald Ron Ronald Ronaldó Roni Ruben Rúben Rudolf Rúfusz Rupert Ruszlán Rusztem

S
Salamon Sámson Samu Sámuel Sándor Saul Sebes Sebestyén Sebő Sebők Semjén Simeon Simon Sion Sirály Solt Solymár Sólyom Som Soma Surány Surd Szabin Szabolcs Szaján Szalárd Szaléz Szalók Szalvátor Szalviusz Szaniszló Szatmár Szavér Szebáld Szebasztián Szecső Szelemér Szelestény Szelim Szemere Szendrő Szente Szeráf Szerénd Szerénusz Szergiusz Szervác Szevér Szeveréd Szeverián Szeverin Szidor Szigfrid Szilamér Szilárd Szilas Szilvánusz Szilvér Szilveszter Szilvió Szilviusz Szindbád Szíriusz Szixtusz Szlobodán Szofron Szofroníe Szókratész Szólát Szolón Szórád Szovárd Szovát Szörénd Szörény Sztankó Sztaniszló

T
Tacitusz Taddeus Tádé Tadeusz Taksony Talabér Talabor Talamér Táltos Tamás Tankréd Tar Taráz Tarcal Tarcsa Tardos Tarján Tárkány Tarsa Tarzíciusz Tas Tasnád Tasziló Tege Temes Teó Teobald Teodor Teofil Terestyén Tétény Tézeusz Tibád Tibériusz Tibold Tibor Tiborc Ticián Tihamér Tikva Timon Timót Timóteus Timóteusz Timur Tirzusz Titán Titusz Tivadar Tiván Tobán Tóbiász Tódor Toma Tomaj Tomor Tonuzóba Torbjörn Torda Tordas Tormás Torna Torontál Töhötöm Tömör Törtel Trajánusz Trevisz Trisztán Tullió Turan Turul Tuzson

U
Ubul Údó Ugocsa Ugod Ugor Ugron Ulászló Ulisszesz Ulpián Ulrik Umbertó Upor Urbán Uriás Uriel Uros Uzon Uzor Üllő

V
Vadony Vajk Vajta Valdemár Valentin Valér Valérió Valter Valton Várkony Varsány Vászoly Vata Vazul Vázsony Vejke Velek Vencel Vendel Verner Versény Vértes Viátor Vid Vida Vidor Vidos Viktor Vilibald Vilmos Vince Vincent Virgil Vitális Vitályos Vitéz Vitold Vitus Vladimír Vojta Volfram Vulkán

X
Xavér

Z
Zádor Zágon Zajta Zajzon Zak Zakariás Zakeus Zala Zlátko Zalán Zámor Zaránd Zdenkó Zebulon Zekő Zénó Zente Zerénd Zerind Zéta Zete Zétény Zeusz Zílió Zoárd Zobor Zolta Zoltán Zólyom Zombor Zongor Zorán Zotmund Zovát Zuárd Zuboly Zsadány Zserald Zsigmond Zsolt Zsombor Zsülien

title: Appendix:Hungarian male given names


text:
Template talk:lang:bat

Indo-European?
Why does this output Indo-European? Here it is given as 'Baltic'. Nadando 00:04, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Template talk:lang:bat


text:
raigón

Noun

 * 1) root of a tooth

title: raigón


text:
raigón del Canadá

Noun

 * 1) Kentucky coffeetree

title: raigón del Canadá


text:
popular assembly

Noun

 * 1) A localized citizen gathering to address issues of importance to the community.

Translations

 * Spanish: asamblea popular

title: popular assembly


text:
Kentucky coffeetree

Noun

 * 1) A widely-dispersed, but rare, tree,, native to the midwest of North America.

Translations

 * Cheyenne: mâhtao'kemenôtse, motâhko'emenôtse
 * Spanish: raigón del Canadá

title: Kentucky coffeetree


text:
kompis

Etymology 1
. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  pal, friend, comrade, mate, playmate

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1)  company

Usage notes
It was mostly (or perhaps only) used in the phrase, literally in company.

title: kompis


text:
purple dye murex

Noun

 * 1) A medium-sized predatory sea snail of species, which secrets a substance that can be used to make a long-lasting purple dye- Tyrian purple.

Translations

 * German:
 * Spanish:

title: purple dye murex


text: Template:alternate spelling of

title: Template:alternate spelling of


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/ʏtl

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/ʏtl


text:
குண்டி

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

Noun

 * 1)  butt, buttocks, ass

Etymology 2
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) heart
 * 2) kidney
 * 1) kidney

title: குண்டி


text: 残废

title: 残废


text:
Talk:残疾

Additional definition?
Can this also mean "physical disability" (noun) or "physically disabled" (adjective)? 24.29.228.33 00:41, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

 * Most of the Chinese-English Dictionaries that I have checked only list the deformity definition. However, Guoyu Cidian (a Chinese-Chinese Dictionary) defines it as 殘廢, which Chinese-English Dictionaries define as "disabled person" (noun) or "to become disabled" (verb). -- A-cai 23:40, 5 July 2010 (UTC)

Thank you; I think I have fixed it. I just figured out how to use the online Guoyu Cidian today. 71.66.97.228 02:00, 6 July 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:残疾


text:
Appendix:English isograms

An isogram is a word with no letters repeated within the word. There are many isograms in English, but some of the longer ones are disputed. The word subdermatoglyphic, for example, was coined to mean "of or relating to the area of skin directly below the fingerprint", though it has not yet entered usage.

11 letters

 * abolishment
 * atmospheric
 * backgrounds
 * campgrounds
 * complainers
 * countryside
 * dangerously
 * disgraceful
 * disturbance
 * documentary
 * explicatory
 * facetiously
 * forecasting
 * fracedinous
 * filmography
 * fluoridates
 * goldfinches
 * hamstringed
 * inculpatory
 * juxtaposing
 * keyboardist
 * lumberjacks
 * misanthropy
 * nefariously
 * obfuscating
 * palindromes
 * personality
 * playgrounds
 * playwrights
 * precautions
 * predictably
 * questionary
 * regulations
 * republicans
 * semordnilap
 * shedworking
 * speculation
 * stenography
 * subordinate
 * Switzerland
 * trampolines
 * undesirably
 * vinotherapy
 * vouchsafing
 * workmanship
 * xenoplastic
 * yachtswomen
 * zygomaticus

12 letters

 * absorptively
 * adjunctively
 * ambidextrous
 * antiblockers
 * backswordmen
 * bankruptcies
 * beclamouring
 * blastodermic
 * bluestocking
 * bodysnatcher
 * breastplough
 * chimneyboard
 * configurated and configurates
 * considerably
 * counterplays
 * demographics
 * demonstrably
 * discountable
 * discrepantly
 * dismountable
 * disreputably
 * drumbeatings
 * exclusionary
 * exculpations
 * exhaustingly
 * farsightedly
 * flowcharting
 * francophiles
 * granulocytes
 * gunpowderish
 * housewarming
 * hypnotizable or hypnotisable
 * imponderably
 * incomputable and incomputably
 * kinetographs
 * lexicography
 * lycanthropes
 * malnourished
 * mendaciously
 * metalworking
 * misconjugate
 * multipronged
 * neurotypical
 * nightwalkers
 * overhaulings
 * overstudying
 * packinghouse
 * patchworking
 * policymakers
 * postbuckling
 * productively
 * questionably
 * recognizably or recognisably
 * shopbreaking
 * stenographic
 * superkingdom
 * thunderclaps
 * unforgivable and unforgivably
 * unimprovable and unimprovably
 * unmethodical
 * unproclaimed
 * unprofitable and unprofitably
 * upholstering
 * voluntaryism
 * webliography
 * xylographies
 * zanthoxylums

13 letters

 * chimneyboards
 * consumptively
 * copyrightable
 * cyberstalking
 * documentarily
 * draughtswomen
 * endolymphatic
 * flamethrowing
 * hydromagnetic
 * hypnotizables
 * hypsometrical
 * lycanthropies
 * metalworkings
 * misconjugated
 * motherfucking
 * multibranched
 * musicotherapy
 * pneumogastric
 * reticulophagy
 * salpingectomy
 * semivoluntary
 * shockumentary
 * subordinately
 * sycophantized
 * troublemaking
 * unpredictably
 * unproblematic
 * unsympathized

14 letters

 * ambidextrously
 * doubletracking
 * dermatoglyphic
 * hydromagnetics
 * hydropneumatic
 * hyperabduction
 * neurolymphatic
 * outspreadingly
 * pseudomythical
 * shlockumentary
 * subdemographic
 * troublemakings
 * undiscoverably

15 letters

 * dermatoglyphics
 * hydropneumatics
 * hyperosculating
 * motherfuckingly
 * uncopyrightable

16 letters

 * uncopyrightables

title: Appendix:English isograms


text:
copper beech

Noun

 * 1) A tall type of beech, Fagus sylvatica atropurpurea, with smooth bark and reddish-brown to purple leaves.

Translations

 * Czech: buk červený
 * Finnish: veripyökki
 * Hungarian:
 * Latin: fagus sylvatica atropurpurea
 * Swedish:

title: copper beech


text:
unproblematic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Not problematic (presenting problems) or not controversial.

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Danish: uproblematisk
 * Dutch: onproblematisch,
 * Finnish:
 * French: ne posant aucun problème, qui ne pose aucun problème
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Hindi:
 * Italian:
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: uproblematisk
 * Nynorsk: uproblematisk
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:

title: unproblematic


text:
Königspinguin

Noun

 * 1) king penguin

title: Königspinguin


text: Königspinguine

title: Königspinguine


text:
Zwergpinguin

Noun

 * 1) little penguin

title: Zwergpinguin


text: Zwergpinguine

title: Zwergpinguine


text: little penguins

title: little penguins


text:
Zügelpinguin

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) chinstrap penguin

title: Zügelpinguin


text:
Schopfpinguin

Noun

 * 1) crested penguin

title: Schopfpinguin


text: Kaiserpinguine

title: Kaiserpinguine


text: Schopfpinguine

title: Schopfpinguine


text: Kronenpinguine

title: Kronenpinguine


text:
Kronenpinguin

Noun

 * 1) erect-crested penguin

title: Kronenpinguin


text:
Talk:absorptive

I'm hearing claims on a studio recording discussion forum that this word has only been recently coined and ought not be used. The writer claimed that absorbent was more proper. I tend to disagree, but I'm cuious about any comments or links.
 * The word absorbent: typically refers to the soaking up on liquids, while absorptive can mean the soaking up of radiation or ability to withstand assault. --EncycloPetey 01:30, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:absorptive


text: erect-crested penguins

title: erect-crested penguins


text: Zügelpinguine

title: Zügelpinguine


text: crested penguins

title: crested penguins


text: macaroni penguins

title: macaroni penguins


text:
Goldschopfpinguin

Noun

 * 1) macaroni penguin

title: Goldschopfpinguin


text:
Felsenpinguin

Noun

 * 1) rockhopper penguin

title: Felsenpinguin


text:
Haubenpinguin

Noun

 * 1) royal penguin

title: Haubenpinguin


text: royal penguins

title: royal penguins


text: Haubenpinguine

title: Haubenpinguine


text: rockhopper penguins

title: rockhopper penguins


text: Goldschopfpinguine

title: Goldschopfpinguine


text:
Gelbaugenpinguin

Noun

 * 1) yellow-eyed penguin

title: Gelbaugenpinguin


text: white-flippered penguins

title: white-flippered penguins


text: Gelbaugenpinguine

title: Gelbaugenpinguine


text: Felsenpinguine

title: Felsenpinguine


text:
Snaresinselpinguin

Noun

 * 1) Snares penguin

title: Snaresinselpinguin


text: Snaresinselpinguine

title: Snaresinselpinguine


text: Snares penguins

title: Snares penguins


text:
Weißflügelpinguin

Noun

 * 1) white-flippered penguin

title: Weißflügelpinguin


text: Weißflügelpinguine

title: Weißflügelpinguine


text: manteña

title: manteña


text: manteñas

title: manteñas


text: manteñamos

title: manteñamos


text: manteñades

title: manteñades


text: manteñan

title: manteñan


text: mantivese

title: mantivese


text: mantiveses

title: mantiveses


text: mantivésemos

title: mantivésemos


text: mantivésedes

title: mantivésedes


text: mantivesen

title: mantivesen


text: mantiver

title: mantiver


text: mantiveres

title: mantiveres


text: mantivermos

title: mantivermos


text: mantiverdes

title: mantiverdes


text: mantiveren

title: mantiveren


text:
Concord grape

Etymology
Named after the town of Concord, Massachusetts.

Noun

 * 1) A cultivar of grapes from the species.

Synonyms

 * Concord, concord

title: Concord grape


text:
Großmeister

Noun

 * 1) Grand Master
 * 2) grandmaster
 * 3) Grandmaster

title: Großmeister


text: sosteres

title: sosteres


text: sostermos

title: sostermos


text: sosterdes

title: sosterdes


text: sosteren

title: sosteren


text: sostende

title: sostende


text: sostede

title: sostede


text: sostendes

title: sostendes


text: sostedes

title: sostedes


text: sostendo

title: sostendo


text: sostido

title: sostido


text: sosteño

title: sosteño


text: sostés

title: sostés


text: sostemos

title: sostemos


text: sosteñen

title: sosteñen


text: sostiña

title: sostiña


text: sostiñas

title: sostiñas


text: sostiñamos

title: sostiñamos


text: sostiñades

title: sostiñades


text: sostiñan

title: sostiñan


text:
Talk:Concorde

This is a complicated word- in England it's used differently from North America. In North America, it's referred to as 'The Concorde', but in the UK it's usually just 'Concorde'. Also a fleet of Concorde doesn't take the plural, whereas it probably would in NA. This is the usage by the BBC (although the BBC have shutdown their English department so they're not as consistent as they have previously been, and you can find different usages.)

The pilots and British Airways usually refer to Concorde as her or she (but not absolutely always)- this is unusual for aircraft I believe.

A lot of the usage is described in the wikipedia article and on the associated talk page.Wolfkeeper 02:05, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:Concorde


text: sostiven

title: sostiven


text: sostiveches

title: sostiveches


text: sostivo

title: sostivo


text:
Talk:tschaike

More details can be found on. Mutante 02:07, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:tschaike


text: sostivemos

title: sostivemos


text: sostivestes

title: sostivestes


text: sostiveron

title: sostiveron


text: sostivera

title: sostivera


text: sostiveras

title: sostiveras


text:
Tschaike

Noun

 * 1) tschaike

title: Tschaike


text: sostiveramos

title: sostiveramos


text: sostiverades

title: sostiverades


text: sostiveran

title: sostiveran


text:
estatúder

Etymology
, calqued from. Compare.

Noun

 * 1)  stadtholder chief magistrate of the Dutch Republic

title: estatúder


text: sosterás

title: sosterás


text: sosterá

title: sosterá


text: sosteremos

title: sosteremos


text: sosteredes

title: sosteredes


text: sosterán

title: sosterán


text: sostería

title: sostería


text: sosterías

title: sosterías


text: sosteriamos

title: sosteriamos


text: sosteriades

title: sosteriades


text: sosterían

title: sosterían


text: sosteña

title: sosteña


text: sosteñas

title: sosteñas


text: sosteñamos

title: sosteñamos


text: sosteñades

title: sosteñades


text: sosteñan

title: sosteñan


text: upsurges

title: upsurges


text: unwisdoms

title: unwisdoms


text: urban sprawls

title: urban sprawls


text: urban plannings

title: urban plannings


text: unveilings

title: unveilings


text: unveracities

title: unveracities


text: unsalables

title: unsalables


text: unlikelihoods

title: unlikelihoods


text: uninitiates

title: uninitiates


text: unhealths

title: unhealths


text:
upsurging

Noun

 * 1) That which surges upward.

title: upsurging


text: unimpressibilities

title: unimpressibilities


text: tureens

title: tureens


text: upsurged

title: upsurged


text: toughras

title: toughras


text: tubings

title: tubings


text: unrobes

title: unrobes


text:
unrobed

Adjective

 * 1) Not robed.

Synonyms

 * ungowned

title: unrobed


text: tsotsis

title: tsotsis


text: unrobing

title: unrobing


text: tschermakites

title: tschermakites


text: tscheffkinites

title: tscheffkinites


text: tsaritsas

title: tsaritsas


text: troths

title: troths


text: tropologies

title: tropologies


text: tropias

title: tropias


text: sostivese

title: sostivese


text: sostiveses

title: sostiveses


text: sostivésemos

title: sostivésemos


text: sostivésedes

title: sostivésedes


text: Prozente

title: Prozente


text: Vorstellungsgespräche

title: Vorstellungsgespräche


text: sostivesen

title: sostivesen


text: Schaukelstühle

title: Schaukelstühle


text: Geisterzüge

title: Geisterzüge


text: sostiver

title: sostiver


text: sostiveres

title: sostiveres


text: sostivermos

title: sostivermos


text: sostiverdes

title: sostiverdes


text: sostiveren

title: sostiveren


text:
Talk:蜀

More info needed in definition
Was the ancient state in Sichuan? Was it called 蜀 or 巴蜀? 24.29.228.33 02:40, 7 September 2008 (UTC)
 * The ancient state was in Sichuan. Bumm13 (talk) 15:04, 15 November 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:蜀


text: vallades

title: vallades


text: Schmucksteine

title: Schmucksteine


text:
Talk:concorde

French is lacking part of speech, and on agreement it always says accord, but not concorde. Mutante 03:13, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

 * I changed it to harmony; it's probably not quite right either, but it's closer. I added the noun part, it's feminine, and the plural seems correct when I google, but I was slightly less certain of that.Wolfkeeper 03:42, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:concorde


text:
pidä hauskaa

Interjection

 * 1) have fun

title: pidä hauskaa


text:
User talk:LisaKachold

obnosis
For this to work as a wiktionary page we need for it to meet WT:CFI. What that means for a newish, basically real, but possibly controversial word like this is that each definition have three citations. Since finding good citations is a bit tedious and has specific requirements that are intentionally hard to meet for new words, it is a good idea to concentrate one's efforts on one or two definitions that are consistent with valid citations. Valid citations have to be in durably archived media, which as a practical matter means something that we can find on Google books, scholar, news, or on usenet (Google groups). One definition should be built around the one book citation in hopes that we can find two other citations. It is unlikely that the word will be in News. That means that most of the support will have to come from usenet. If usage cannot be found outside of scientology-related groups and other material, then the definition should have a tag:. Feel free to contact me on my talk page or by answering on this page. I'll also be looking at the RfV discussion. DCDuring TALK 03:14, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:LisaKachold


text:
pitäkää hauskaa

Interjection

 * 1) have fun

title: pitäkää hauskaa


text: valedes

title: valedes


text: valiamos

title: valiamos


text: valiades

title: valiades


text: valín

title: valín


text: valiches

title: valiches


text:
valeu

Etymology
From, , from , from.

Interjection

 * 1)  thanks expression of gratitude or satisfaction

title: valeu


text:
Swazi

Etymology
From, after the name of an early chief, Mswati. The alternative forms come from.

Noun

 * 1) A person from Swaziland/Eswatini or of Swazi/Swati descent originally migrating from Central Africa.

Translations

 * Czech:
 * Finnish: eswatinilainen
 * French:
 * German:
 * Irish: Suasach, Suasalannach
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: swazilender, swazilending
 * Nynorsk: ,
 * Portuguese: suázi
 * Romanian: swazi
 * Russian:, , сисва́ти
 * Spanish: ,
 * Swahili:
 * Swazi:
 * Turkish:
 * Zulu: iSwazi

 * Finnish:
 * Irish: Suasach, Suasalannach
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: swazi
 * Nynorsk: swazi
 * Swahili: Mswati

Proper noun

 * 1) A Bantu language primarily spoken in Swaziland/Eswatini and the South African regions adjacent to it.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: swazi
 * Breton: swatieg
 * Bulgarian: сва́зи
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: ,
 * Dutch:
 * Esperanto: svazia lingvo
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German:
 * Indonesian: bahasa Swati
 * Irish: Suaisis
 * Italian: swati
 * Japanese: スワジ語
 * Korean: ^스와티-어
 * Ligurian: siSwati
 * Macedonian: свати
 * Navajo: Swáazi Dineʼé bizaad
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:, swazi
 * Nynorsk: swati, swazi
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese: suázi
 * Romanian: swati
 * Russian:, , сисва́ти
 * Spanish:
 * Swahili: Kiswazi
 * Swazi:
 * Swedish: siSwati
 * Zulu: isiSwazi

Adjective

 * Of, from, or pertaining to Swaziland/Eswatini, the Swazi people or the Swazi language.

Translations

 * Czech:
 * Finnish: eswatinilainen,, swazilainen
 * French:
 * German:
 * Irish: Suasalannach
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: swazilandsk
 * Nynorsk:
 * Romanian: swazi
 * Spanish:
 * Swahili: Kiswazi, Kiswati

 * Finnish: swazilainen
 * Irish: Suasach

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Swati,

title: Swazi


text: valestes

title: valestes


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title: valeron


text: valede

title: valede


text: valeres

title: valeres


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title: valermos


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title: valerdes


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title: valeren


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title: valera


text: valeras

title: valeras


text: valeramos

title: valeramos


text: valerades

title: valerades


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title: valeran


text: valerei

title: valerei


text: valerás

title: valerás


text: valerá

title: valerá


text: valeremos

title: valeremos


text: valeredes

title: valeredes


text: valerán

title: valerán


text: valería

title: valería


text: valerías

title: valerías


text: valeriamos

title: valeriamos


text: valeriades

title: valeriades


text: valerían

title: valerían


text: valese

title: valese


text: valeses

title: valeses


text: valésemos

title: valésemos


text: valésedes

title: valésedes


text: valesen

title: valesen


text: equivaleres

title: equivaleres


text: equivalermos

title: equivalermos


text: equivalerdes

title: equivalerdes


text: equivaleren

title: equivaleren


text: equivalede

title: equivalede


text: equivalido

title: equivalido


text: equivalese

title: equivalese


text: equivaleses

title: equivaleses


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title: equivalésemos


text: equivalésedes

title: equivalésedes


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title: equivalesen


text: equivalla

title: equivalla


text: equivallas

title: equivallas


text: equivallamos

title: equivallamos


text: equivallades

title: equivallades


text: equivallan

title: equivallan


text:
velcro

Noun

 * 1) Velcro

Noun

 * 1) Velcro fastener consisting of two strips of fabric

Noun

 * 1) Velcro

CAT:Portuguese genericized trademarks

title: velcro


text: equivalemos

title: equivalemos


text: equivaledes

title: equivaledes


text: equivalen

title: equivalen


text: equivales

title: equivales


text: equivallo

title: equivallo


text: equivalía

title: equivalía


text: equivalías

title: equivalías


text: equivaliamos

title: equivaliamos


text: equivaliades

title: equivaliades


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title: equivalían


text: equivalín

title: equivalín


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title: equivaliches


text: equivaleu

title: equivaleu


text: equivalestes

title: equivalestes


text: equivaleron

title: equivaleron


text: equivalera

title: equivalera


text: equivaleras

title: equivaleras


text: equivaleran

title: equivaleran


text: equivaleramos

title: equivaleramos


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text:
Template talk:ISO 639

Template problem
Something is wrong with this template. It does not link to the proper Ethnologue page, but only to a nonexistent page. —Stephen 04:29, 7 September 2008 (UTC)
 * I think I've fixed the problem. There was one parameter call that didn't allow  as an option. --EncycloPetey 04:36, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

Link to template
This should link to the language template, not a dictionary page. Nadando 18:52, 28 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Why? --Bequw → ¢ • τ 04:10, 29 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Because we don't have entries for codes? See Armenian. Nadando 05:14, 29 November 2009 (UTC)
 * But we do, see Category:ISO codes. So the question is do we spend more time expanding our coverage of the codes in NS:0 or link to the templates which is a bit odd (we tend not to link to templates for "info") though useful to editors (that way they know the specific code template exists on wiktionary). Maybe link to templates now, but convert once there's more entries. --Bequw → ¢ • τ 14:43, 29 November 2009 (UTC)

Problem linking to SIL page
Currently this template links to a page that doesn't exist any more. ie: http://www.sil.org/iso639-3/documentation.asp?id=eng The page http://www-01.sil.org/iso639-3/documentation.asp?id=eng is the new web page at SIL. Bcent1234 (talk) 15:03, 7 November 2016 (UTC)

Boldness
Can the boldness be fixed? Compare Quechua, where the text after "que" shouldn't be bold. -Der Jud (talk) 22:01, 3 April 2018 (UTC)

title: Template talk:ISO 639


text: equivalerán

title: equivalerán


text: equivaleredes

title: equivaleredes


text: equivaleremos

title: equivaleremos


text: equivalerei

title: equivalerei


text: equivalería

title: equivalería


text: equivalerías

title: equivalerías


text: equivaleriamos

title: equivaleriamos


text: equivaleriades

title: equivaleriades


text: equivalerían

title: equivalerían


text:
mộc qua

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) quince

title: mộc qua


text:
veres

Etymology
From, derived from (whence ). Related to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) fresh

Adjective

 * 1) fresh

title: veres


text: vermos

title: vermos


text:
verdes

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to flutter

title: verdes


text:
redondear

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to round; to make round
 * 2)  to round off
 * 3)  to complement; to top up
 * 4)  to make perfect

title: redondear


text:
virmos

Etymology 1
From.

Etymology 2
From.

title: virmos


text:
virdes

Etymology 1
From.

Etymology 2
From.

title: virdes


text: vísemos

title: vísemos


text: vísedes

title: vísedes


text:
costura

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) sewing, needlework
 * 2) stitch a single pass of a needle in sewing

Etymology
From (13th century, ), from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) needlework, sewing
 * 2) stitches, stitching
 * 3) junction, joint in between boards
 * 4) scar
 * 5)  splice
 * 1)  splice

Etymology 1
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) sewing
 * 2) stitches

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) needlework, sewing
 * 2)  seam, stitches
 * 3)  seam
 * 4) splice

title: costura


text:
puntada

Noun

 * 1) kick hit with the leg or foot
 * 2)  stitch

Noun

 * 1)  stitch

title: puntada


text:
lezna

Etymology
From, from , from , ultimately from ; cf. , whence 🇨🇬. Compare also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) awl

title: lezna


text: lesna

title: lesna


text: alesna

title: alesna


text: vías

title: vías


text: viamos

title: viamos


text: viades

title: viades


text:
pespuntar

Verb

 * 1) to backstitch

title: pespuntar


text: vían

title: vían


text: viches

title: viches


text:
vistes

Etymology
, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Etymology
.

Etymology
, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

title: vistes


text:
leguminoso

Adjective

 * 1) leguminous relating or belonging to the Leguminosae family

Adjective

 * 1) leguminous

title: leguminoso


text:
огртач

Noun

 * 1) cape
 * 2) overcoat
 * 3) mantle
 * 4) wrap
 * 5) coat

title: огртач


text:
dicotiledóneo

Adjective

 * 1) dicotyledonous

title: dicotiledóneo


text:
estípula

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  stipule

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  stipule

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  stipule

title: estípula


text:
dicotiledón

Etymology
From +  (found in Pliny), from.

Adjective

 * 1) dicotyledonous

Usage notes

 * Not normally used in the feminine; use.

Noun

 * 1)  dicotyledon

title: dicotiledón


text: virades

title: virades


text:
embrión

Noun

 * 1) embryo

Noun

 * 1) embryo

title: embrión


text:
cotiledón

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  cotyledon

title: cotiledón


text:
desplazamiento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  displacement
 * 2) offset, shift
 * 3) motion
 * 4)  scrolling

title: desplazamiento


text: versifications

title: versifications


text: vivacities

title: vivacities


text: villosities

title: villosities


text: vernalizations

title: vernalizations


text: veneys

title: veneys


text: venews

title: venews


text: vauntings

title: vauntings


text: vacheries

title: vacheries


text: v-chips

title: v-chips


text:
kitteh

Etymology
Lolcat corruption of, equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  A cat, chiefly in a lolcat-type picture.

title: kitteh


text: thickenings

title: thickenings


text: tricentennials

title: tricentennials


text: tricultures

title: tricultures


text: tricolours

title: tricolours


text: trickeries

title: trickeries


text: trestleworks

title: trestleworks


text: translatorships

title: translatorships


text: trials and errors

title: trials and errors


text: theorizations

title: theorizations


text: theophilosophies

title: theophilosophies


text:
Talk:accountable mail

Requests for deletion - kept
Kept. See archived discussion of August 2008. 06:00, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:accountable mail


text: thematologies

title: thematologies


text: tercentenaries

title: tercentenaries


text: milliskins

title: milliskins


text: rehypothecations

title: rehypothecations


text: party schools

title: party schools


text: mistells

title: mistells


text: fusionists

title: fusionists


text: bum steers

title: bum steers


text: terminal velocities

title: terminal velocities


text: tetrodes

title: tetrodes


text: telegraphies

title: telegraphies


text: alkalimetries

title: alkalimetries


text: sinusotomies

title: sinusotomies


text: isografts

title: isografts


text: wovens

title: wovens


text: painteries

title: painteries


text: quinternions

title: quinternions


text: technopolies

title: technopolies


text: tarmacs

title: tarmacs


text: keypals

title: keypals


text: knifepoints

title: knifepoints


text: inhalants

title: inhalants


text:
risteilyalus

Noun

 * 1) cruise ship, cruiser passenger ship used for pleasure voyages

title: risteilyalus


text: intensions

title: intensions


text: verei

title: verei


text: interrogatives

title: interrogatives


text: veredes

title: veredes


text: intravolutions

title: intravolutions


text: itemizing

title: itemizing


text: veriamos

title: veriamos


text: veriades

title: veriades


text: itemises

title: itemises


text:
vexa

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to vex

title: vexa


text:
عنب

Etymology
From the root, from , ultimately. Akin to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, , and thus , and 🇨🇬 with its many derivatives.

Noun

 * 1)  grapes

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  grapes

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) grape, the fruit of the vine

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) grape

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  grapes

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) grape fruit
 * 2) black nightshade
 * 1) black nightshade

title: عنب


text: vexas

title: vexas


text: vexamos

title: vexamos


text: itemised

title: itemised


text: vexades

title: vexades


text: vexan

title: vexan


text: isometries

title: isometries


text: entrevermos

title: entrevermos


text: entreverdes

title: entreverdes


text: entrevede

title: entrevede


text: immunizes

title: immunizes


text: entrevendo

title: entrevendo


text:
веран

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) faithful, loyal

title: веран


text: immunized

title: immunized


text: immovables

title: immovables


text:
ill-gotten gains

Etymology
Perhaps extracted from.

Noun

 * 1) Money or other property acquired dishonestly.

Translations

 * French:
 * Greek:
 * Italian: guadagni disonesti
 * Spanish: dinero sucio

title: ill-gotten gains


text: idealizes

title: idealizes


text: infoldings

title: infoldings


text: innyards

title: innyards


text:
kulkutaudinomainen

Adjective

 * 1) epidemic

title: kulkutaudinomainen


text: ironweeds

title: ironweeds


text: Israelitesses

title: Israelitesses


text:
Southern Ndebele

Proper noun

 * 1) An African language belonging to the Nguni group of Bantu languages, and spoken by the Ndebele or Matabele people of South Africa.

Translations

 * French: ndébélé du Transvaal, ndébélé du Sud
 * German:
 * Spanish: idioma ndebele del sur, ndebele meridional

title: Southern Ndebele


text:
Northern Ndebele

Proper noun

 * 1) An African language belonging to the Nguni group of Bantu languages, and spoken by the Ndebele or Matabele people of Zimbabwe.

Translations

 * French:
 * German:
 * Italian: ndebele del nord
 * Japanese: 北ンデベレ語
 * Korean: 북은데벨레어
 * Spanish: ndebele del norte

title: Northern Ndebele


text: toadfishes

title: toadfishes


text:
tomatos

Etymology
From.

title: tomatos


text: topgallants

title: topgallants


text:
thyselves

Etymology
From, apparently by analogy with.

Pronoun

 * 1)  Yourselves;
 * , Bobbi Morris (?), quoted in Steven M. Tipton, Getting Saved from the Sixties: Moral Meaning in Conversion and Cultural Change, University of California Press (1982), ISBN 9780520038684, page 52:
 * Therefore I call unto thee, repent before me. Humble thyselves. Humble thyselves before me that I may forgive thy sin.
 * 1) * 1993, Edward James Blakely and Sumner M. Sharp, Planners, Heal Thyselves: Planning Education, Educators, and Practitioners in the Next Century, University of California, Berkeley, Institute of Urban and Regional Planning.
 * [see title]
 * [see title]

Usage notes

 * When the pronoun was in common use, it was specifically singular (and often specifically informal). However, in current use, where thou survives as an archaism, this distinction has been mostly forgotten. Therefore, many speakers treat thou simply as an archaic synonym of, enabling thyselves to be coined as a pseudo-archaic synonym of.

title: thyselves


text:
Nyanja

Proper noun

 * 1) The Chichewa language.

title: Nyanja


text: timeframes

title: timeframes


text: timecards

title: timecards


text: tradeposts

title: tradeposts


text: عثمانلیجه

title: عثمانلیجه


text: treenails

title: treenails


text:
لسان عثمانی

Proper noun

 * 1) Ottoman Turkish (language)

title: لسان عثمانی


text: trefoils

title: trefoils


text: trierarchs

title: trierarchs


text: triglyphs

title: triglyphs


text: triodes

title: triodes


text: treehoppers

title: treehoppers


text: treecreepers

title: treecreepers


text: trichomonads

title: trichomonads


text:
هموم

Etymology
From, plural of.

Noun

 * 1) grief
 * 2) sorrow

title: هموم


text:
Ganda

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) The Luganda language.

Noun

 * 1) A member of the ethnic group of Uganda who speak the Luganda language.

Related terms

 * Buganda

Translations

 * Luganda: Omuganda
 * Rwanda-Rundi: Umuganda, Umugande

title: Ganda


text:
مناقشه

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) discussion

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) dispute, quarrel

title: مناقشه


text: accogliti

title: accogliti


text: accogliamoci

title: accogliamoci


text: accoglietevi

title: accoglietevi


text: accomiatatela

title: accomiatatela


text: accomiatatele

title: accomiatatele


text: accomiatateli

title: accomiatateli


text: accomiatatelo

title: accomiatatelo


text:
Luba-Katanga

Proper noun

 * 1) a language spoken in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, mostly in the south-east.

Synonyms

 * Kiluba

title: Luba-Katanga


text: adorarle

title: adorarle


text: adorarli

title: adorarli


text:
adornarsi

Verb

 * 1) to adorn oneself (with)
 * 1) to adorn oneself (with)

title: adornarsi


text: adornante

title: adornante


text:
adornato

Adjective

 * 1) adorned

title: adornato


text: adornati

title: adornati


text: adornata

title: adornata


text: adorni

title: adorni


text: adorniamo

title: adorniamo


text: adornate

title: adornate


text: adornano

title: adornano


text: adornavo

title: adornavo


text: adornavi

title: adornavi


text: adornava

title: adornava


text: adornavamo

title: adornavamo


text: adornavate

title: adornavate


text: adornavano

title: adornavano


text: adornai

title: adornai


text: adornasti

title: adornasti


text: adornò

title: adornò


text: adornammo

title: adornammo


text: Kuanyama

title: Kuanyama


text: adornarono

title: adornarono


text: adornerò

title: adornerò


text: adornerai

title: adornerai


text: adornerà

title: adornerà


text: adorneremo

title: adorneremo


text: adornerete

title: adornerete


text: adorneranno

title: adorneranno


text: adornerei

title: adornerei


text: adorneresti

title: adorneresti


text: adornerebbe

title: adornerebbe


text: adorneremmo

title: adorneremmo


text: adornereste

title: adornereste


text: adornerebbero

title: adornerebbero


text: adorniate

title: adorniate


text: adornino

title: adornino


text: adornassi

title: adornassi


text: adornasse

title: adornasse


text: adornassimo

title: adornassimo


text: adornassero

title: adornassero


text:
papuchalk

Noun

 * 1) puffin

title: papuchalk


text: adornarmi

title: adornarmi


text: adornarti

title: adornarti


text: adornarci

title: adornarci


text: adornarvi

title: adornarvi


text: adornandosi

title: adornandosi


text: adornandomi

title: adornandomi


text: adornandoti

title: adornandoti


text: adornandoci

title: adornandoci


text: adornandovi

title: adornandovi


text: adorniamoci

title: adorniamoci


text: adornatevi

title: adornatevi


text:
Central Khmer

Proper noun

 * 1) The Khmer language.

title: Central Khmer


text: Limburgan

title: Limburgan


text: adunarle

title: adunarle


text: adunarli

title: adunarli


text:
Avaric

Proper noun

 * 1) Avar

title: Avaric


text: Uighur

title: Uighur


text:
Zootomie

Noun

 * 1) zootomy

title: Zootomie


text:
халка

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) ring, hoop

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) hammer

Noun

 * 1) hammer

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) metal ring
 * 2) door knocker
 * 3) tilting at the ring

title: халка


text:
Hiri Motu

Proper noun

 * 1) an official language of Papua New Guinea. It is a pidgin based primarily on Motu.

Translations

 * Japanese: ヒリモツ語
 * Russian: хири-моту

title: Hiri Motu


text:
halka

Etymology
From dialectal, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) petticoat

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) metal ring
 * 2) door knocker
 * 3) tilting at the ring

Etymology
From. Regarding k, compare with and.

Noun

 * 1) slippery conditions

Usage notes
Assumed to refer to road conditions unless qualified.

Verb

 * 1) to slip (lose one's footing)

Etymology 1
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) circle
 * 2) hoop
 * 3) ring
 * 4)  ring

title: halka


text:
Herero

Noun

 * 1) A member of a people belonging to the Bantu group, with about 240,000 members today mostly in Namibia, Angola, and Botswana.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * Portuguese: herero,
 * Russian:
 * Swedish:

Proper noun

 * 1) The language of the Herero people.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Finnish:
 * Irish: Heiréiris
 * Portuguese: herero
 * Russian:
 * Swedish:

title: Herero


text:
حلقه

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) ring, hoop, any solid object in the shape of a circle
 * 2) link, a circular element of a chain or other connected series
 * 1) link, a circular element of a chain or other connected series

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ring
 * 2) hoop
 * 3) circle

title: حلقه


text:
affliggersi

Verb

 * 1) to grieve (over)
 * 2) to worry (over)
 * 1) to worry (over)

title: affliggersi


text: affliggermi

title: affliggermi


text: affliggerti

title: affliggerti


text: affliggerci

title: affliggerci


text: affliggervi

title: affliggervi


text: affliggendosi

title: affliggendosi


text: affliggendomi

title: affliggendomi


text: affliggendoti

title: affliggendoti


text: affliggendoci

title: affliggendoci


text: affliggendovi

title: affliggendovi


text: affliggiti

title: affliggiti


text: affliggiamoci

title: affliggiamoci


text: affliggetevi

title: affliggetevi


text: agitandola

title: agitandola


text: agitandole

title: agitandole


text: agitandoli

title: agitandoli


text: agitandolo

title: agitandolo


text: aiutarle

title: aiutarle


text:
alcunché

Pronoun

 * 1) anything
 * 2) nothing (in a negative expression)

title: alcunché


text:
alitare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to breathe, to breathe out
 * 2)  to blow lightly

title: alitare


text: Sichuan Yi

title: Sichuan Yi


text: alitando

title: alitando


text: alitante

title: alitante


text: alitato

title: alitato


text: alitati

title: alitati


text: alitata

title: alitata


text: alitiamo

title: alitiamo


text: alitate

title: alitate


text: alitano

title: alitano


text: alitavo

title: alitavo


text: alitavi

title: alitavi


text: alitava

title: alitava


text: alitavamo

title: alitavamo


text: alitavate

title: alitavate


text: alitavano

title: alitavano


text: alitai

title: alitai


text: alitasti

title: alitasti


text: alitò

title: alitò


text: alitammo

title: alitammo


text: alitaste

title: alitaste


text: alitarono

title: alitarono


text: aliterò

title: aliterò


text: aliterai

title: aliterai


text: aliterà

title: aliterà


text: aliteremo

title: aliteremo


text: aliterete

title: aliterete


text: aliteranno

title: aliteranno


text: aliterei

title: aliterei


text: aliteresti

title: aliteresti


text: aliterebbe

title: aliterebbe


text: aliteremmo

title: aliteremmo


text: alitereste

title: alitereste


text: aliterebbero

title: aliterebbero


text: alitiate

title: alitiate


text: alitino

title: alitino


text: alitassi

title: alitassi


text: alitasse

title: alitasse


text: alitassimo

title: alitassimo


text: alitassero

title: alitassero


text:
آبدست

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  abdest

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  abdest, wudu
 * 2)  ablution
 * 1)  ablution

title: آبدست


text: Category:ota:Islam

title: Category:ota:Islam


text: Category:ota:Culture

title: Category:ota:Culture


text: Category:ota:Religion

title: Category:ota:Religion


text:
упаљач

Noun

 * 1)  lighter

Noun

 * 1) lighter

title: упаљач


text:
cezire

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  island

title: cezire


text: accortosene

title: accortosene


text:
látens

Etymology
From, from. With ending.

Adjective

 * 1) latent

title: látens


text: affidatami

title: affidatami


text:
amaramente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) bitterly

title: amaramente


text:
ammirabile

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) admirable, commendable

title: ammirabile


text:
ardentemente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ardently

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) passionately, fervently, ardently

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ardently

title: ardentemente


text:
artificiosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) artificially
 * 2) affectedly

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) affectedly

title: artificiosamente


text: ammonirvi

title: ammonirvi


text: andatosene

title: andatosene


text: andatasene

title: andatasene


text: andatisene

title: andatisene


text: andatesene

title: andatesene


text:
infantilis

Etymology
From, from , from +.

Adjective

 * 1) infantile

Declension
or

title: infantilis


text:
di andata

Adjective

 * 1) outward, there
 * 2) single, one-way
 * 3)  first

title: di andata


text: d'andata

title: d'andata


text:
ellenszenv

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) antipathy, dislike

title: ellenszenv


text:
User talk:Chatblanc

standstill
Do Dutch nouns start with a capital letter? I thought that was only German. SemperBlotto 10:10, 7 September 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:Chatblanc


text:
szenv

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  passion

title: szenv


text: incidenti stradali

title: incidenti stradali


text:
antipátia

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  antipathy

title: antipátia


text: allevatela

title: allevatela


text: allevatele

title: allevatele


text: allevateli

title: allevateli


text: allevatelo

title: allevatelo


text: ambulanti

title: ambulanti


text:
trocknen

Etymology
Deadjectival verb from, i.e.

Verb

 * 1) to dry

title: trocknen


text:
ammantare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to cover with a blanket
 * 2)  to dress
 * 3)  to cover, to blanket
 * 4)  to mask, to disguise, to cloak, to conceal

title: ammantare


text:
ammantarsi

Verb

 * 1) to cloak oneself
 * 2) to cover oneself
 * 3) to mask or disguise oneself
 * 1) to mask or disguise oneself

title: ammantarsi


text:
einbrechen

Verb

 * 1)  to break in (for example, to steal something)
 * 2) to break down
 * 1) to break down

title: einbrechen


text: ammantando

title: ammantando


text: ammantante

title: ammantante


text: ammantato

title: ammantato


text: ammantati

title: ammantati


text: ammantata

title: ammantata


text: ammanto

title: ammanto


text: ammanti

title: ammanti


text: ammanta

title: ammanta


text: ammantiamo

title: ammantiamo


text: ammantate

title: ammantate


text: ammantano

title: ammantano


text: ammantavo

title: ammantavo


text: ammantavi

title: ammantavi


text: ammantava

title: ammantava


text: ammantavamo

title: ammantavamo


text: ammantavate

title: ammantavate


text: ammantavano

title: ammantavano


text: ammantai

title: ammantai


text: ammantasti

title: ammantasti


text: ammantò

title: ammantò


text: ammantammo

title: ammantammo


text: ammantaste

title: ammantaste


text: ammantarono

title: ammantarono


text: ammanterò

title: ammanterò


text: ammanterai

title: ammanterai


text: ammanterà

title: ammanterà


text: ammanteremo

title: ammanteremo


text: ammanterete

title: ammanterete


text: ammanteranno

title: ammanteranno


text: ammanterei

title: ammanterei


text: ammanteresti

title: ammanteresti


text: ammanterebbe

title: ammanterebbe


text: ammanteremmo

title: ammanteremmo


text: ammantereste

title: ammantereste


text: ammanterebbero

title: ammanterebbero


text: ammantiate

title: ammantiate


text: ammantino

title: ammantino


text: ammantassi

title: ammantassi


text: ammantasse

title: ammantasse


text: ammantassimo

title: ammantassimo


text: ammantassero

title: ammantassero


text: ammantarmi

title: ammantarmi


text: ammantarti

title: ammantarti


text: ammantarci

title: ammantarci


text: ammantarvi

title: ammantarvi


text: ammantandosi

title: ammantandosi


text: ammantandomi

title: ammantandomi


text: ammantandoti

title: ammantandoti


text: ammantandoci

title: ammantandoci


text: ammantandovi

title: ammantandovi


text: ammantiamoci

title: ammantiamoci


text: ammantatevi

title: ammantatevi


text:
zusammenbrechen

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to break down, collapse

title: zusammenbrechen


text: ammazzatela

title: ammazzatela


text: ammazzatele

title: ammazzatele


text: ammazzateli

title: ammazzateli


text: ammazzatelo

title: ammazzatelo


text: ammoniscila

title: ammoniscila


text: ammoniscile

title: ammoniscile


text: ammoniscili

title: ammoniscili


text: ammoniscilo

title: ammoniscilo


text: ammonitela

title: ammonitela


text: ammonitele

title: ammonitele


text: ammoniteli

title: ammoniteli


text: ammonitelo

title: ammonitelo


text:
angustiarsi

Verb

 * 1) to become tormented or distressed (about)

title: angustiarsi


text:
angustiante

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) distressing, upsetting

title: angustiante


text: angustiato

title: angustiato


text: angustiati

title: angustiati


text: angustiata

title: angustiata


text: angustiamo

title: angustiamo


text: angustiate

title: angustiate


text: angustiano

title: angustiano


text: angustiavo

title: angustiavo


text: angustiavi

title: angustiavi


text: angustiava

title: angustiava


text: angustiavamo

title: angustiavamo


text: angustiavate

title: angustiavate


text: angustiavano

title: angustiavano


text: angustiai

title: angustiai


text: angustiasti

title: angustiasti


text: angustiò

title: angustiò


text: angustiammo

title: angustiammo


text: angustiarono

title: angustiarono


text: angustierò

title: angustierò


text: angustierai

title: angustierai


text: angustierà

title: angustierà


text: angustieremo

title: angustieremo


text: angustierete

title: angustierete


text: angustieranno

title: angustieranno


text: angustierei

title: angustierei


text: angustieresti

title: angustieresti


text: angustierebbe

title: angustierebbe


text: angustieremmo

title: angustieremmo


text: angustiereste

title: angustiereste


text: angustierebbero

title: angustierebbero


text: angustino

title: angustino


text: angustiassi

title: angustiassi


text: angustiasse

title: angustiasse


text: angustiassimo

title: angustiassimo


text: angustiassero

title: angustiassero


text: angustiarmi

title: angustiarmi


text: angustiarti

title: angustiarti


text: angustiarci

title: angustiarci


text: angustiarvi

title: angustiarvi


text: angustiandosi

title: angustiandosi


text: angustiandomi

title: angustiandomi


text: angustiandoti

title: angustiandoti


text: angustiandoci

title: angustiandoci


text: angustiandovi

title: angustiandovi


text: angustiamoci

title: angustiamoci


text: angustiatevi

title: angustiatevi


text: annunziatore

title: annunziatore


text:
anticristo

Noun

 * 1) a persecutor of Christians
 * 2) a devil

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  antichrist

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) antichrist

title: anticristo


text:
Anticristo

Proper noun

 * 1) Antichrist

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Antichrist false messiah who will be sent by the Devil

title: Anticristo


text: apertola

title: apertola


text: apertole

title: apertole


text: apertoli

title: apertoli


text: apertolo

title: apertolo


text: appendendola

title: appendendola


text: appendendole

title: appendendole


text: appendendoli

title: appendendoli


text: appendendolo

title: appendendolo


text:
apportatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bringer
 * 2) bearer
 * 3) carrier

title: apportatore


text: apportatrice

title: apportatrice


text: feritoie

title: feritoie


text: annunziatori

title: annunziatori


text: anticristi

title: anticristi


text: apportatori

title: apportatori


text: apportatrici

title: apportatrici


text: ammirabili

title: ammirabili


text:
clear ice

Noun

 * 1) black ice

title: clear ice


text:
massage cardiaque

Noun

 * 1) CPR (heart massage)

title: massage cardiaque


text:
cardiaque

Etymology
, from (which is related to 🇨🇬, whence ).

Adjective

 * 1) cardiac
 * 2)  heart

title: cardiaque


text: break points

title: break points


text: Citations:youtube

title: Citations:youtube


text: asks for

title: asks for


text: answers back

title: answers back


text: asking for

title: asking for


text:
Citations:rain cats and dogs

Etymology

 * 1629-1632, Richard Brome, The City Wit, Act IIII, Scene I.
 * Regnabitque, and it shall raine / Dogmata Polla Sophon , Dogs and Polecats, and so forth.
 * 1710, Jonathan Swift, A Description of a City Shower
 * Sweeping from butchers’ stalls, dung, guts, and blood; / Drown’d puppies, stinking sprats, all drench’d in mud, / Dead cats, and turnip-tops, come tumbling down the flood.
 * 1738, Jonathan Swift, Polite Conversation (Eric Partridge, editor, 1963), page 155
 * Nay, I know Sir John will go, though he was sure it would rain Cats and Dogs. But, pray stay, Sir John, you'll be Time enough to go to Bed by candle-light.

title: Citations:rain cats and dogs


text: asked for

title: asked for


text: answering back

title: answering back


text: answered back

title: answered back


text: brings about

title: brings about


text: bringing about

title: bringing about


text: 遗书

title: 遗书


text: breaks out

title: breaks out


text: breaking out

title: breaking out


text: broke out

title: broke out


text: broken out

title: broken out


text: breaks off

title: breaks off


text: breaking off

title: breaking off


text:
broke off

Etymology 2
From broken off, implying that a has been "broken off" for you.

Adjective

 * 1)  Well-to-do, rich, wealthy

title: broke off


text:
szybkość

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) speed, rapidity

title: szybkość


text: broken off

title: broken off


text: breaks into

title: breaks into


text: breaking into

title: breaking into


text: broken into

title: broken into


text: breaks in

title: breaks in


text: breaking in

title: breaking in


text: broke in

title: broke in


text:
broken in

Adjective

 * 1)   Having been broken in to seat the parts.

title: broken in


text: answers for

title: answers for


text: answering for

title: answering for


text: answered for

title: answered for


text: brings upon

title: brings upon


text: bringing upon

title: bringing upon


text: brought upon

title: brought upon


text: brings owls to Athens

title: brings owls to Athens


text: bringing owls to Athens

title: bringing owls to Athens


text: brought owls to Athens

title: brought owls to Athens


text: brings up

title: brings up


text: bringing up

title: bringing up


text: brought up

title: brought up


text: brings out

title: brings out


text: bringing out

title: bringing out


text: brought out

title: brought out


text: brings off

title: brings off


text: bringing off

title: bringing off


text: brought off

title: brought off


text: brings back

title: brings back


text: bringing back

title: bringing back


text: brought back

title: brought back


text: Jews down

title: Jews down


text: Jewing down

title: Jewing down


text: Jewed down

title: Jewed down


text: jewing down

title: jewing down


text: jews down

title: jews down


text: jewed down

title: jewed down


text: joins up

title: joins up


text: joining up

title: joining up


text:
joined up

Alternative forms

 * joined-up

Adjective

 * 1)  cursive
 * 2)  coherent
 * 3)  coordinated across government departments
 * 1)  coordinated across government departments

Usage notes

 * The term is most often used to children regarding their ability to write cursively, hence the sarcastic use to adults in other settings.

title: joined up


text: bats away

title: bats away


text: batting away

title: batting away


text: batted away

title: batted away


text: backs up

title: backs up


text: backing up

title: backing up


text: backed up

title: backed up


text: bears out

title: bears out


text: bearing out

title: bearing out


text:
bore out

Verb

 * 1) To form or enlarge by boring.
 * I'd like to have the cylinders of my old car bored out.

Translations

 * Finnish: porata (isommaksi)

title: bore out


text: bears down

title: bears down


text: bearing down

title: bearing down


text: bore down

title: bore down


text: borne down

title: borne down


text: barges in

title: barges in


text: barging in

title: barging in


text:
adekvát

Etymology
From, from , from , from + , from.

Adjective

 * 1) adequate

Declension
or (less commonly)

title: adekvát


text: barged in

title: barged in


text: bears up

title: bears up


text: bearing up

title: bearing up


text: bore up

title: bore up


text: borne up

title: borne up


text: beats down

title: beats down


text: beating down

title: beating down


text: beaten down

title: beaten down


text: beats up

title: beats up


text: beating up

title: beating up


text: believes in

title: believes in


text: believing in

title: believing in


text: believed in

title: believed in


text: bucks for

title: bucks for


text: bucking for

title: bucking for


text: bucked for

title: bucked for


text: buggers off

title: buggers off


text: buggering off

title: buggering off


text: buggered off

title: buggered off


text: buoys up

title: buoys up


text: buoying up

title: buoying up


text: buoyed up

title: buoyed up


text: burns down

title: burns down


text: burning down

title: burning down


text: burned out

title: burned out


text: burnt down

title: burnt down


text: buttons up

title: buttons up


text: buttoning up

title: buttoning up


text: buttoned up

title: buttoned up


text: butts in

title: butts in


text: butting in

title: butting in


text: butted in

title: butted in


text: bosses around

title: bosses around


text: bossing around

title: bossing around


text: bossed around

title: bossed around


text: bosses about

title: bosses about


text: bossing about

title: bossing about


text: bossed about

title: bossed about


text: butters up

title: butters up


text: buttering up

title: buttering up


text: buttered up

title: buttered up


text: bigs up

title: bigs up


text: bigging up

title: bigging up


text:
bigged up

Alternative forms

 * (rare) big upped

title: bigged up


text:
big upped

Alternative forms

 * bigged up

title: big upped


text: breaks down

title: breaks down


text: breaking down

title: breaking down


text: broke down

title: broke down


text:
brokedown

Adjective

 * 1)  Broken; not working properly.

title: brokedown


text:
brush offs

Noun

 * 1) * I got a lot of brush offs. It was a part of the job.
 * 1) * I got a lot of brush offs. It was a part of the job.

title: brush offs


text: dishes out

title: dishes out


text: dishing out

title: dishing out


text: dished out

title: dished out


text: does up

title: does up


text: doing up

title: doing up


text: did up

title: did up


text:
done up

Adjective

 * 1)  Worn-out, exhausted.
 * 2)  Ruined by excess, especially gambling.
 * 1)  Ruined by excess, especially gambling.
 * 1)  Ruined by excess, especially gambling.

Synonyms

 * See also Thesaurus:fatigued

title: done up


text: does in

title: does in


text: doing in

title: doing in


text: did in

title: did in


text: done in

title: done in


text: dishes up

title: dishes up


text: dishing up

title: dishing up


text: dished up

title: dished up


text: asks for the moon

title: asks for the moon


text: asking for the moon

title: asking for the moon


text: asked for the moon

title: asked for the moon


text:
Halcyonidae

Usage notes

 * Sometimes considered a subfamily, as.

Hyponyms

 * ,, , , , , , , , , , - genera

title: Halcyonidae


text: arpisti

title: arpisti


text: asciugarla

title: asciugarla


text: asciugarle

title: asciugarle


text: asciugarli

title: asciugarli


text: asciugarlo

title: asciugarlo


text:
asciugatoio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) towel
 * 2) dryer
 * 3) drying kiln

title: asciugatoio


text:
tamnica

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) dungeon
 * 2) prison, jail

title: tamnica


text: Thesaurus:gluteal cleft

title: Thesaurus:gluteal cleft


text:
aspersione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sprinkling
 * 2) aspersion (sprinkling of holy water)
 * 3) perfusion

title: aspersione


text:
assidere

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to seat
 * 2) to besiege, to lay siege to

Descendants

 * , via

title: assidere


text:
assidersi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to sit down
 * 2)  to lie down
 * 3)  to be, to be positioned, to be located
 * 1)  to lie down
 * 2)  to be, to be positioned, to be located
 * 1)  to be, to be positioned, to be located

title: assidersi


text: assidendo

title: assidendo


text: assidente

title: assidente


text:
assiso

Etymology
From assessus.

title: assiso


text: assisi

title: assisi


text:
assisa

Etymology 1
By metaplasm from.

Noun

 * 1)  onrush of the tide
 * 2)  the tide

Etymology 2
From, probably conflated with. Equivalent to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) session of a court
 * 2) jury
 * 3) sentence
 * 4) lawsuit
 * 5) statute, writ, ordinance
 * 6) tax, impost, tribute
 * 7) assembly of nobles
 * 1) assembly of nobles
 * 1) assembly of nobles

title: assisa


text:
assido

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sit down

title: assido


text: assidi

title: assidi


text: asside

title: asside


text: assidiamo

title: assidiamo


text: assidete

title: assidete


text: assidono

title: assidono


text: assidevo

title: assidevo


text: assidevi

title: assidevi


text: assideva

title: assideva


text: assidevamo

title: assidevamo


text: assidevate

title: assidevate


text: assidevano

title: assidevano


text: assidesti

title: assidesti


text: assidemmo

title: assidemmo


text: assideste

title: assideste


text: assisero

title: assisero


text: assiderà

title: assiderà


text: assideremo

title: assideremo


text: assiderete

title: assiderete


text: assideranno

title: assideranno


text: assiderei

title: assiderei


text: assideresti

title: assideresti


text: assiderebbe

title: assiderebbe


text: assideremmo

title: assideremmo


text: assidereste

title: assidereste


text: assiderebbero

title: assiderebbero


text:
assida

Noun

 * 1) a form of polenta made from pine kernels

title: assida


text: assidiate

title: assidiate


text: assidano

title: assidano


text: assidessi

title: assidessi


text: assidesse

title: assidesse


text: assidessimo

title: assidessimo


text: assidessero

title: assidessero


text: assidermi

title: assidermi


text: assiderti

title: assiderti


text: assiderci

title: assiderci


text: assidervi

title: assidervi


text: assidendosi

title: assidendosi


text: assidendomi

title: assidendomi


text: assidendoti

title: assidendoti


text: assidendoci

title: assidendoci


text: assidendovi

title: assidendovi


text: assiditi

title: assiditi


text: assidiamoci

title: assidiamoci


text: assidetevi

title: assidetevi


text: assistetela

title: assistetela


text: assistetele

title: assistetele


text: assisteteli

title: assisteteli


text: assistetelo

title: assistetelo


text:
associarsi

Verb

 * 1) to enter into a partnership (with)
 * 2) to join become a member of
 * 3) to share (in)
 * 1) to share (in)

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