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 * 1) The status or period of being a doctor.

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premarriage

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Why do we have two senses? The second sense seems to be a reduplication of the thing that sense 1's "alternative spelling of" points to, except that it says India instead of Iran. Equinox ◑ 00:37, 4 January 2010 (UTC)
 * I've removed the other sense. Nadando 00:39, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

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godmoder

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 * 1)  A player who engages in godmoding.

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Citations:see a man about a dog

 * 1948, Chigago Tribune, 21 March (Comics) 15.
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pelada

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 * 1) plaice

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 * 1)  a friendly, amateur association football match
 * 2)  a bad football match
 * 3)  alopecia areata
 * 4) clearing open space in the woods

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meep

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 * 1) * ???, Viktor Astafyev, Meep the Baby Martin, published in Soviet Literature: Issues 7-12 in 1983:
 * "Meep, meep, meep!" echoed his brothers and sisters. They all felt pleased with themselves for having learnt to call their mother [...]
 * 1) * 2006, Sir Terry Pratchett, Wintersmith; Corgi edition, published in 2007, page 222:
 * 'Granny, your hat squeaked,' said Tiffany. 'It went meep!'
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 * Granny Weatherwax grunted and pulled off her hat. The white kitten, curled around her tight bun of hair, blinked in the light.
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 * Granny Weatherwax grunted and pulled off her hat. The white kitten, curled around her tight bun of hair, blinked in the light.

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 * 1) A high-pitched exclamation of fear or concern.

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 * Her companions gathered round her, twittering and meeping sympathetically, but there was nothing that anyone could do.

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tweetup

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 * 1) A meeting in person organised on the social networking web site Twitter.

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 * Mandarin: 推聚
 * Japanese: ツイッターオフ会

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(1) http://tcm-nm.com/Patents.htm Wind Cold, Wei Syndrome, Nourish Heart Shen, Skin Itching/Hives, Wind Heat, Bi Syndrome, Subdue Heart Yang, Skin Disorder - Oozing, Nasal Congestion, Traumatic Injury / Pain, Kidney Disorders, Skin Disorder, Hair Loss/Pigmentation, Infections Internal Heat, Spleen Qi / Yang Xu, Kidney Disorder, Urinary Difficulty, Skin Disorders, Benign Tumors, Infections Damp Heat, Chronic Digestion Excess, Kidney Disorders/Edema, Eye Disorders,

High Fever, Constipation, Gynecological Disorders, Diabetes,

Deficient Heat, Liver/GB Diseases, OB/GYN Infertility, Malignant Tumor / Cancer,

Lung Yin Xu, Liver/GB Inflammation, Pregnancy, Stop Smoking, Lung Fire, Heart Blood Stagnation /Phlegm, Leucorrhea / Menopause, Weight Reduction,

Lung Phlegm Heat, Lung Phlegm Damp, Disturbed Shen, Skin Disorder / Acne,

Qi Tonics, Blood Tonics, Qi and Blood Tonics, Kidney Yin Tonics, Kidney Yang Tonics, Qi and Yang Tonics, Yang and Jing Tonics, Systemic Tonics.

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A Classification of Chinese Patent Medicines Medicine for Internal Diseases

For Relieving External Syndrome: disperse pathogenic factors from the superficies of the body to relieve exterior syndrome yin qiao jie du wan (antitoxic bolus of honeysuckle flower and forsythia) san ju gan mao pian (tablet of mulberry and chrysanthemum for common cold) ling qiao jie du wan (antitoxic pill of antelope's horn and forsythia) ling yang gan mao pian (tablet of antelope's horn for common cold) gan mao qing re chong ji (infusion for treating coryza of wind-cold type) dou liang wan (pill of douliang) wu shi cha chong ji (infusion of noon tea) yin huang kou fu ye (oral liquid of honeysuckle flower and scutellaria) huo xiang zheng qi wan (pill of agastachis for restoring health xiao chai hu wan (minor pill of bupleurum) fang feng tong sheng wan (miraculous pill of ledebouriella) qing xuan pian (tablet for relieving dizziness) xiong ju shang qing wan (pill of chuanxiong and chrysanthemum for clearing upper heat) jin fang bai du wan (antiphlogistic pill of schizonepeta and ledebouriela) shen su wan (pill of ginseng and perilla) yu ping feng wan (jade-screen pill) chai hu yin chong ji (infusion of bupleurum yin) chuan xiong cha tiao kou fu ye (oral liquid of chuanxiong mixture) gan mao tui re chong ji (cold-fever-treating infusion) chai hu zhu she ye (injection of bupleurum) ban nan gen chong ji (infusion of isatis root) mei su wan (pill of japanese apricot and perilla leaf) bao ji wan (health pill) tian jin gan mao pian (tianjin cold-treating tablet) For Heat-Clearing: Clearing away heat and detoxifying, eliminating dampness qing wen jie du wan (antipyretic and antitoxic pill) niu huang jie du wan (cow-bezoar antitoxic pill) xi huang wan (pill of cow-bezoar) huang lian shang qing wan (pill of coptis for dispelling upper heat) huang lian qing wei wan (pill of coptis for dispelling heat in stomach) liang ge san (powder for cooling diaphragm) niu huang shang qing wan (cow-bezoar pill for clearing upper heat) gan lu xiao du dan (pill of gan lu for disinfection) zhong man fen xiao wan (pill of relieving the fullness in the abdomen) long dan xie gan wan (pill of gentian for purring liver-fire) dang gui long hui wan (pill of angelica, gentian and aloes) dai ge san (powder of indigo and clam shell) xia ku cao gao (semifluid extract of prunella) pian zi huang (anti-inflammatory and analgesia) xin huang pian (new type tablet of anti-inflammatory and analgesia) liu ying wan (anti-inflammatory pill) ba zheng he ji (liquid of eight health restoring) qian lie tong pian (tablet for treating prostatitis and prostatomegaly) yin chen wu ling wan (pill of wormwood and five drugs with poria) dan le pian (tablet for gall pleased) li dan pai shi chong ji (infusion for cholagogic and lithagogue) jiu wei qian huo wan (pill of nine components of notopterygium) qing hao bie jia pian (tablet of wormwood and turtle shell) chuan xin lian pian (andrographis tablet) For Dispelling Wind: expelling wind-dampness and relaxing muscles and tendons, activating the flow of qi and blood in the channels and collaterals xi xian wan (pill of paulswort) xi tong wan (pill of paulswort and harlequin) mu gua wan (chaenomeles fruit pill) da huo luo wan (large pill for activating channels and collaterals) gou pi gao (dog-skin plaster) zhui feng gao (rheumatalgia-relieving plaster) wu li ba han san (powder for expelling cold with force) xiao shuan zai zao wan (bolus for removing thrombus to recover functions) wang bi chong ji (infusion for arthralgia-syndrome) xiao huo luo dan (small pill for activating channels and collaterals) huo luo dan (pill for activating channels and collaterals wu jia pi jiu (medicated wine of acanthopanax) feng liao xing yao jiu (feng liaoxing medicated wine) guo gong jiu (medicated wine of guogong shang shi zhi tong gao (adhesive plaster for relieving sprain, rheumatalgia and myalgia) kan li sha (sand for dispelling wind and relieving pain) tian ma tou tong pian (tablet of gastrodia tuber for headache) tian ma wan (pill of gastrodia tuber) ren shen zai zao wan (restorative pill of ginseng) hui tian zai zao wan (restorative bolus with tremendous powder) xi xian feng shi wan (pill of paulswort for expelling wind-cold) tu su jiu (medicated wine of tusu) she dan zhui feng wan (pill of snake bile for expelling wind) qi she yao jiu (medicated wine of agkistrodon) kang shuan zai zao wan (restorative pill of anti-thrombus) xiao shuan tong luo pian (tablet of dissolving thrombus and clearing channels) hua tuo zai zao wan (huatuo restorative pill) For Eliminating Dampness: Expelling dampness and cold syndrome from body through diuresis or by desiccation liu yi san (six to one powder) yi yuan san (powder for restoring health) da yuan wan (deep reaching pill) er miao wan (pill with two wonderful drugs) san miao wan (pill with three wonderful drugs) bi xie fen qing wan (separating pill with yam) bu huan jin zheng qi san (wonderful powder for restoring health) liu he ding zhong wan (pill for easing the middle jiao) wu ling wan (five drug pill with poria) ban xia tian ma wan (pill with pinellia and gastrodia) xiao wen zhong wan (minor pill for warming the middle jiao) xiang sha ping wei chong ji (infusion with nutgrass flatsedge and amomum fruit for easing the stomach) shen yan xiao zhong pian (tablet for detumescence in nephritis) For Promoting Digestion and Appetite: improving digestion and remove food retention, strengthening the function of the spleen and stomach. Indications: abdominal distension and pain belching, acid regurgitation, nausea, vomiting, and the weakness of the spleen and stomach xiang sha yang wei wan (pill with nutgrass flatsedge and amomum fruit for well-preserving the stomach) mu xiang shun qi wan (pill with costus root for smoothing qi) da shan zha wan (bigger pill with hawthorn) zhi shi dao zhi wan (pill with immature bitter orange for removing stagnancy) wu bei san (powder of fritillary bulb and cuttlebone) bao he wan (lenitive pill) jia wei bao he wan (modified lenitive pill) yue ju bao he wan (lenitive pill for relieving stagnancy) qi pi wan (pill for activating the spleen) zi sheng wan (supplying pill) mu xiang bin lang wan (pill with costus root and betel nut) kai xin shun qi wan (pill for relieving stagnation and smoothing qi) zhi shi xiao pi wan (pill with immature bitter orange for disintegrating masses and relieving stuffiness) liu qu cha (tea with medicated leaven) min dong jian qu (jianqu from east of fujian) shun qi xiao shi hua tan wan (pill for smoothing qi, promoting digestion and expelling phlegm) Purgative Recipes: relaxing the bowels and removing retention of food, excessive fluid and other noxious substances. Indications: dry stool, constipation, food stagnation, accumulation of heat of excess type in the interior, edema, fluid retention geng yi wan (purgative pill) qing ning wan (pill for clearing away heat and purgation) ma ren wan (pill with hemp seed) zhou che wan (pill for relieving ascites) wu ren run chang wan (pill with five kinds of seeds for causing laxation) For Relieving Diarrhea si shen wan (pill with four miraculous drugs) ge gen qin lian pian (tablet with pueraria, scutellaria and coptis) xiang lian wan (pill of costusroot and coptis) ke li sha jiao nang (capsule for curing dysentery) fu fang huang lian su pian (compound tablet of berberine) For Expelling Phlegm, Arresting Cough and Relieving Asthma xiao qing long chong ji (minor infusion of green dragon) er chen wan (pill with two old drugs) tong xuan li fei wan (pill for ventilating the lung) xiao ke chuan (syrup for relieving cough and asthma) fu fang chuan bei jing pian (compound tablet of sichuan fritillary bulb) qing qi hua tan wan (pill for clearing heat and expelling phlegm) ling yang qing fei wan (pill with antelope horn for clearing away heat from lung) she dan chen pi mo (powder with snake bile and dried old orange peel) she dan chuan bei san (powder of snake bile and sichuan fritillary bulb) she dan chuan bei ye (liquid with snake bile and sichuan fritillary bulb) ju hong wan (pill with tangerine peel) di tan wan (pill for expelling phlegm) ji su wan (pill with purple perilla for relieving asthma) qiu li gao (pear syrup) yi xian wan (pill for epilepsy) meng shi gun tan wan (pill with phlogopite for removing phlegm) qing xin gun tan wan (pill for clearing away heat from heart and removing phlegm) zhi sou wan (pill for relieving cough) er mu ning su wan (pill with fritillary bulb and rhizome of wind-weed for relieving cough) qiong yu gao (jade extract) ge jie ding chuan wan (pill with gecko for relieving asthma) ding chuan gao (plaster for relieving asthma) han chuan wan (pill for asthma due to cold) hei xi dan (black tin pill) xing su zhi ke chong ji (infusion with apricot and purple perilla for arresting cough) For Warming the Interior: dispelling internal cold, relieving pain, or strengthening yang and recuperating depleted yang. Indications: interior cold syndromes, such as gastric and abdominal cold pain, vomiting, diarrhea, aversion to cold, cold limbs, pale complexion, clear and long urination, pale tongue, floating and thready pulse, or cold limbs and pulse as faint as none due to yang depletion syndrome with hyperhidrosis fu zi li zhong wan (pill with mankshood for regulating the function of middle jiao) liang fu wan (pill of lesser galangal and nutgrass flatsedge) nuan qi gao (plaster for warning navel) ping wei wan (peptic pill) zhou shi hui sheng dan (zhou's pill for rescuing life) ding gui san (powder of clove and bark of chinese cassia tree) shi xiang nuan qi gao (plaster with ten kinds of fragrant drugs for warming navel) Regulating the Flow of Qi: regulating qi and strengthening the spleen, soothing the liver and relieving the depressed liver, keeping the inspired air going downward and allaying asthma, promoting digestion and removing stagnated food, resolving phlegm and dispelling masses, and relieving pain. Indications: stagnation of the spleen-qi and stomach-qi, stagnation of the liver-qi and obstruction the lung-qi xiao yao wan (ease pill) jia wei xiao yao wan (modified ease pill) dan zhi xiao yao wan (ease pill added with moutan bark and capejasmine) si ni san (powder for treating cold limbs) shu gan wan (liver-soothing bolus) chai hu shu gan wan (bupleurum pill for relieving liver-qi) yue ju wan (pill for relieving stagnancy) shu gan zhi tong wan (tablet for soothing the liver to alleviate pain) zuo jin wan (liver-fire-purring and stomach-regulating pill) wu ji wan (liver-fire-purging and spleen-stomach-regulating pill) ping an wan (bolus for peaceful) xiang sha liu jun zi wan (pill of costus and amomum with six noble ingredients) jiu qi nian tong wan (nine-qi pill for alleviating pain) hui xiang ju he wan (fennel fruit and tangerine seed pill su zi jiang qi wan (chaenomeles fruit pill) yue ju er chen wan (pill of two old drugs for relieving stagnancy) kuan xiong qi wu ji (aerosol for soothing the chest oppression) For Blood Disorders he ye wan (bolus of lotus leaf) bai bu zeng li wan (bolus for restoring physical strength) huai jiao wan (pill of sophora fruit) xi jiao di huang wan (pill of cornu rhinocerotis and rehmanniae) fu fang dan shen pian (compound tablet of red sage root) fu fang dan shen zhu she ye (compound injection of red sage root) xue fu zhu yu wan (pill for removing blood stasis in the chest) yuan hu zhi tong pian (table of corydalis tuber for alleviating pain) shi xiao san (wonderful powder for relieving blood stagnation) bie jia jian wan (pill of fresh-water turtle shell) xiao shuan zai zao wan (bolus for removing thrombus to recover functions) yu feng ning xin pian (tablet for expelling internal wind to relieve mental stress) da huang zhe chong wan (pill of fibraurea stem and ground beetle) guan xin er hao fang (recipe no. ii for coronary heart disease) jiu xin dan (pill for emergent treating of heart disease) Tonics: 1. Replenishing qi. Indications: deficiency of the spleen-qi marked by anorexia, loose stool, gastric and abdominal distension of deficiency type, lack of vitality, lassitude, short breath, hypologia, breathlessness after movement, spontaneous sweating due to deficiency of the lung-qi. 2. supporting yang. Indications: aversion to cold, cold limbs, cold pain in the loins and knees, impotence, prespermia, sterility due to uterine coldness, lucid and thin leucorrhagia, frequent urination during the night due to deficiency of both the spleen and kidney and dyspnea due to deficiency of both the lung and kidney. 3. nourishing yin: tonifying the yin fluid, promoting the production of the body fluid, moistening dryness, and relieving yin deficient syndromes. 4. Invigorating and nourishing the blood si jun zi wan (pill of four noble drugs) wu jia shen chong ji (acanthopanax infusion) bu zhong yi qi wan (bolus for reinforcing middle-jiao and replenishing qi) liu jun zi wan (pill of six ingredients) shen ling bai zhu san (powder of ginseng, poria and bighead atractylodes jin gui shen qi wan (kidney-qi- tonifying pill ji sheng shen qi wan (pill for invigorating kidney energy) you gui wan (yougui bolus) quan lu wan (pill of deer's embryo) gui ling ji (longevity powder) huan shao dan (pill for restoring yang) ban long wan (banlong pill) ji xue teng gao (spatholobus stem paste) zuo gui wan (kidney-yin-tonifying bolus) e jiao bu xue gao (donkey-hide gelatin paste for replenishing blood) tian wang bu xin dan (cardiotonic bolus) liu wei di huang wan (pill of six ingredients with rehmanniae) qi ju di huang wan (pill of wolfberry fruit and chrysanthemum) zhi bai di huang wan (pill of phellodendrom bark and moutan bark) qi wei du qi wan (pill of seven ingredients) da bu yin wan (bolus for replenishing vital essence) er zhi wan (erzhi pill) er dong gao (paste of asparagus root and ophiopogen root) shou wu wan (pill of fleece-flower root) san shen gao (mulberry paste) yu quan wan (diabetes pill) san cai feng sui dan (pill for promoting curing) jian bu wan (bolus for vigorous walking) ba zhen wan (bolus of eight precious ingredients) shi quan da bu wan (bolus of ten powerful tonics) dang gui bu xue wan (pill of chinese angelica root invigorating) sheng mai chong ji (infusion for restoring pulse beating) shen mai zhu she ye (injection of ginseng and ophiopogon root) gui pi wan (ginseng spleen-invigorating bolus) gui lu er jiao wan (tonic bolus with tortoise plastron and antler glue) gui lu er xian gao (semifluid extract of tortoise plastron and antler glue ren shen gu ben wan (ginseng bolus for strengthening body's essence) ren shen jian pi wan (ginseng spleen-strengthening bolus) ren shen lu rong wan (ginseng and pilose antler bolus) ren shen yang rong wan (ginseng tonic bolus) shu yu wan (pill of chinese yam) jiu zhuan huang jing dan (pill of siberian solomonseal rhizome) liang yi gao (semifluid extract of pilose asiabell root and fleece-flower root) gui shao liu jun wan (pill of angelica and peony with six noble ingredients) qi bao mei ran wan (tonic bolus of seven precious ingredients) yan shou dan (life-prolonging pill) zhuang yao jian shen wan (loins-strengthening and kidney-invigorating bolus) du huo ji sheng wan (pubescent angelica and loranthus bolus) jin gang wan (jingang pill) hu qian wan (strengthening pill) wu zi yan zong wan (multiplying pill of five seed) wu bi shan yao wan (pill of chinese yam) he che da zao wan (restorative bolus with placenta) shen qi chong ji (infusion of ginseng and astragalus) zi he che fen (powder of placenta) geng nian an (climacteric syndrome relieving tablet) zhen qi fu zheng chong ji (infusion of astragalus root and glossy privet) For Inducing Resuscitation: stimulating the sense organs and restoring consciousness. Indications: loss of consciousness due to invasion of heat into the heart by pathogenic phlegm, and abrupt syncope in the course of terror-induced epilepsy or apoplexy an gong niu huang wan (bezoar bolus for resurrection) ju fang zhi bao dan (jufang treasured bolus) wan shi niu huang qing xin wan (bolus of cow-bezoar for clearing heart-fire) qing kai ling zhu she ye (injection for clearing away heat) su he xiang wan (storax pill) guan xin su he wan (storax pill for treating coronary heart disease) shi xiang fan sheng dan (lifesaving pill with ten kinds of fragrant drugs) xing nao jiang ya wan (consciousness-restoring and antihypertensive pill) For Tranquilizing the Mind: tranquilizing and allaying excitement and nourishing the heart to calm the mind. Indications: irritability, palpitation or severe palpitation, insomnia and dreaminess due to deficiency of the heart-qi and deficiency of the heart-blood, or due to exuberant fire resulting from hyperactivity of the heart, and infantile convulsion, epilepsy, mania bai zi yang xin wan (mind-easing tonic bolus with arborvitae seed An Shen Bu Xin Wan (Sedative Pill for Nourishing Heart) hu bo an shen wan (amber sedative pill) jiao tai wan (pill for regulating heart and kidney) zhen he ling pian (tranquilizing tablet with pearl) zhen zhong wan (pill for relieving mental stress and tranquilization) For Arresting Secretion: arresting sweating, stopping diarrhea, keeping the kidney essence, reducing urination, curing leukorrhagia jin suo gu jing wan (golden lock pill for keeping the kidney essence jin ying zi gao (semifluid extracts of cherokee rose-hip sou quan wan (pill for reducing urination) For Subduing Endogenous Wind an gong jiang ya wan (resurrecting and antihypertensive pill) nao li qing (tranquilizing bolus) zi xue san (purple snowy powder) niu huang qing xin wan (cow-bezoar sedative bolus) tian ma shou wu pian (tablet of gastrodia tuber and fleece flower root) Anthelmintics: Expelling or poisoning parasites wu mei wan (black plum pill) fu fang zhe gu san (compound powder of chinese francolin) Medicine for Gynecopathy menstruation, leukorrhea, fetus, child-birth, mass in the abdomen, sterility, hysteria, vaginal vestibule aifu nuangong wan (uterus-warming pill with argyi leaf and evodia fruit) wen jing wan (pill for warming channels) si zhi xiang fu wan (sizhi pill of cyperus tuber) yi mu cao liu jin gao (semifluid extract of motherwort) fu kang ning pian (women's health and tranquilizer) fu ke qian jin pian (precious tablet for gynecology) fu ning shuan (suppository for relieving woman disease) ding kun dan (bolus for woman diseases) tong jing wan (pill for eliminating dysmenorrhea) ba zhen yi mu wan (eight precious ingredients pill with motherwort) wu ji bai feng wan (white phoenix bolus of black-bone chicken) an kun zan yu wan (pill for multiplying) an tai wan (anti-abortion pill) bao tai wan (miscarriage-preventing pill) ba bao kun shun wan (pill for regulating menstruation) nu bao (menstruation-regulating capsule) zhi dai wan (leukorrhagia-relieving pill) sheng hua tang (decoction for postpartum trouble) yi mu pian (tablet of motherwort) cui ru wan (pill for promoting galactorrhea) ru bi xiao pian (tablet for nodules of breast) ku shen shuan (suppository of flavescent) gui zhi fu ling wan (pill of cinnamon twig and poria) Medicine for Prediatrics xiao er niu huang san (powder of cow-bezoar for children) wan ying ding (troche of panchrest) xiao er jiu sou wan (pill of long-standing cough for children) lu si ka wan (pertussis bolus) niu huang zhen jing wan (cow-bezoar bolus for relieving convulsion) niu huang bao long wan (calming cow-bezoar bolus) er ke qi li san (infantile anti-convulsion powder) fei er wan (fattening baby pill) yi nian jin (indigestion powder) bao chi san (purging pill) ba zhen gao (cake of eight tonics) sai jin hua du san (excellent toxin-removing powder) jian pi fei er pian (tablet for reinforcing the spleen to fatten baby) wu fu hua du dan (toxin-removing bolus) yi niao san (powder for enuresis) long mu zhuang gu chong ji (dragon's bone and oyster shell infusion for strengthening bone) Medicine for Surgical Diseases, External Diseases san huang gao (plaster of three yellows) mei hua dian she dan (mume flower bolus for boil of the tongue) qu fu sheng ji san (powder for removing the necrotic tissue and promoting granulation) ba du gao (semifluid extract for drawing out of the pus) zi jin ding (zijin troche) lian qiao bai du wan (forsythia fruit pill for removing toxins) xing xiao wan (pill for relieving swelling) zhen zhu san (pearl powder) ke yin wan (pill for treating psoriasis) e zhang feng yao shui (mixture for tinea unguium) yang xue sheng fa jiao nang (capsule for nourishing the blood and promoting the growth of hair) yi cha ling jiao qi shui (excellent lotion for tinea pedis) huan you (badger fat) bai yao (white drug-powder) qi li san (anti-bruise powder) yu zhen san (powder with marvelous effect) huo xue zhi tong san (powder for promoting blood circulation and alleviating pain) hui sheng di yi dan (excellent lifesaving bolus) jin bu huang gao (marvelous plaster) kang gu zhi zeng sheng wan (anti-hyperosteogeny pill) jiu hua gao (jiu hua plaster) zang lian wan (bolus for hematochezia) di yu huai jiao wan (bolus of sanguisorba root and sophora fruit) ku zhi ling (nail-like drug for making hemorrhoid necrosis) xiao zhi shuan (suppository for treating hemorrhoid) nei xiao lei li wan (pill for treating scrofula) xiao jin dan (small golden pill) yang he wan (bolus for strengthening yang) qing liang you (plaster for dispelling warm) dong chuang ling (marvelous plaster for chilblain) Medicine for the Diseases of Five Sense Organs ming mu di huang wan (rehmannia bolus for improving eyesight) shi hu ye guang wan (eyesight-improving bolus of noble dendrobium) niu huang yi jin pian (tablet of cow-bezoar for throat trouble) er long zuo ci wan (nourishing bill for deafness) qian bai bi yan pian (rhinitis tablet of climbing groundsel and spikemoss) huo dan wan (pill of cabling pachouli and gallbladder) kou qiang kui yang san (powder for aphthous ulcer) qing dai san (powder of natural indigo) qing guo wan (pill of chinese white olive) xuan mai jie gan chong ji (infusion of scrophularia, ophiopogon, platycodor and liquorice) liu shen wan (pill of six ingredients with magical effect) xi gua shuang (watermelon frost) bing peng san (powder of boras and borneol) zhu huang san (powder of pearl and cow-bezoar) qing yin wan (voice clearing pill) tie di wan (iron flute pill) xi lei san (tin-like powder) hou zheng wan (pill for throat diseases) qing yan pian (tablet for throat diseases) Medicine for Health Care beiqi jing (oral liquid of astragalus root) e jiao (donkey-hide gelatin) hu gu jiu (medicated wine with tiger bone) jian fei tong sheng pian (marvelous tablet for reducing weight) qing gong chang chun jiao nang (qing court ever-young capsule) qing gong shou tao wan (qing court shoutao pill) qi zao chong ji (infusion of astraglus root and chinese-date) shi quan da bu jiu (tonic medicated wine of ten ingredients) xiong shi wan (pill for being "strong lion") yang shen wan (capsule of root of american ginseng)

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Talk:chuddies

Etymology just says Hindi. Is it related to chador: (chuddah: etc.)? Equinox ◑ 01:28, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

 * churidar seems more likely. Equinox ◑ 02:27, 29 August 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:chuddies


text:
reclimb

Verb

 * 1)  To climb again.
 * They were the first group to reclimb Mount Everest.

title: reclimb


text:
℞

Etymology
An R with a cross-stroke indicating an abbreviation (of recipe, response, retrograde etc). In the case of a prescription, abbreviating ; it is sometimes typeset as, or even interpreted as, a digraph Rx. Compare also and.

Symbol

 * 1)  Prescription.
 * 2)  Take (used to begin a list of ingredients of a compound).
 * 3)  Marks the congregation's response to the versicle.
 * 4)  Retrograde.
 * 1)  Retrograde.
 * 1)  Retrograde.

Usage notes
The Medieval Unicode Font Initiative recommends that medieval scholars use U+211E for all meanings, medicinal and liturgical.

Noun

 * , king.
 * , take.


text: reclimbs

title: reclimbs


text: reclimbing

title: reclimbing


text: reclimbed

title: reclimbed


text:
ústit

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to lead to
 * 2) to end or flow into another water body; to have an ústí at a certain point

title: ústit


text: Rhymes:Italian/ɛle

title: Rhymes:Italian/ɛle


text:
vyústit

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to lead to, to result in

title: vyústit


text:
Rhymes:Italian/ɛ-

Rhymes stressed on /ɛ/

 * Rhymes ending in -ɛ
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛa, -ɛe, -ɛi, -ɛo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛade, -ɛadi
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛba, -ɛbe, -ɛbi, -ɛbo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛbano, -ɛbani
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛbile, -ɛbili
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛbbe, -ɛbbi, -ɛbbo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛbbero
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛbbjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛbbra, -ɛbbre, -ɛbbri, -ɛbbro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛbbrano, -ɛbbrino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛbja, -ɛbjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛbra, -ɛbre, -ɛbri, -ɛbro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛka, -ɛke, -ɛki, -ɛko
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkora, -ɛkore
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkka, -ɛkke, -ɛkki, -ɛkko
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkkino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkkja, -ɛkkje, -ɛkkjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkkjano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkno
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkta, -ɛkto
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkwa, -ɛkwi, -ɛkwo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkwano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛkwino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛtʃa, -ɛtʃe, -ɛtʃi, -ɛtʃo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛda, -ɛde, -ɛdi, -ɛdo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdema, -ɛdemi
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdera, -ɛdere, -ɛderi, -ɛdero
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛderano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛderino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdine, -ɛdini, -ɛdino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdita, -ɛdite, -ɛditi, -ɛdito
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛditano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛditino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdola, -ɛdole
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdono
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdula, -ɛdule, -ɛduli, -ɛdulo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdda
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdja, -ɛdje, -ɛdjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdjano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdra, -ɛdre, -ɛdri, -ɛdro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdwa, -ɛdwe, -ɛdwi, -ɛdwo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛfa, -ɛfe, -ɛfi, -ɛfo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛfona, -ɛfoni, -ɛfono
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛfonano, -ɛfonino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛffa, -ɛffe, -ɛffi, -ɛffo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛffano, -ɛffino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛfjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛfri, -ɛfro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛfrjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛɡa, -ɛɡe, -ɛɡi, -ɛɡo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛɡano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛɡino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛɡɡa, -ɛɡɡo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛɡɡano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛɡɡono
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛɡra, -ɛɡre, -ɛɡri, -ɛɡro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛɡwa, -ɛɡwe
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdʒa, -ɛdʒe, -ɛdʒi, -ɛdʒo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdʒano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdʒika, -ɛdʒike, -ɛdʒiko
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdʒitʃi
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛdʒino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛddʒa, -ɛddʒe, -ɛddʒi, -ɛddʒo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛla, -ɛle, -ɛli, -ɛlo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlaɡa, -ɛlaɡi, -ɛlaɡo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlaɡano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlaɡino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛletro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛliko
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlja, -ɛlje, -ɛljo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛljano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlla, -ɛlle, -ɛlli, -ɛllo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛllano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛllere
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛllino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛllono
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛllja, -ɛllje, -ɛlljo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlmo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlsi, -ɛlso
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛlta, -ɛlte, -ɛlti, -ɛlto
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛʎʎa, -ɛʎʎe, -ɛʎʎi, -ɛʎʎo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛma, -ɛme, -ɛmi, -ɛmo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛmano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛmina, -ɛmini, -ɛmino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛminano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛminino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛmbi, -ɛmbo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛmbra, -ɛmbre, -ɛmbri, -ɛmbro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛmbrano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛmbrino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛmmo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛmpi, -ɛmpo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛmpja, -ɛmpjo
 * Rhymes ending in -εmplo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛna, -ɛne, -ɛni, -ɛno
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnere
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnka, -ɛnke, -ɛnki, -ɛnko
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnda, -ɛnde, -ɛndi, -ɛndo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛndere
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛndja, -ɛndjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnɡa, -ɛnɡe, -ɛnɡi, -ɛnɡo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnna, -ɛnne
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnnano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnsa, -ɛnse, -ɛnsi, -ɛnso
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnsile
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛnta, -ɛnte, -ɛnti, -ɛnto
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛntola
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛntra, -ɛntri, -ɛntro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛntrano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛntsa, -ɛntse, -ɛntsi, -ɛntso
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrdʒa, -ɛrdʒe, -ɛrdʒi, -ɛrdʒo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrdʒere
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛra, -ɛra, -ɛri, -ɛro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrita, -ɛriti, -ɛrito
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛritano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛritino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrko
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrno
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrpa, -ɛrpe, -ɛrpi, -ɛrpo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrpano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrpere
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrpino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrpono
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrto
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrtola
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrvi
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛrvide, -ɛrvidi
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛskja, -ɛskjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛssa, -ɛsse, -ɛssi, -ɛsso
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛssano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛssera, -ɛssere, -ɛsseri
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛssino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛsta, -ɛsto
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛstro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛza, -ɛze, -ɛzi, -ɛzo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛʃʃa, -ɛʃʃe, -ɛʃʃi, -ɛʃʃo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛʃʃano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛʃʃere
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛʃʃino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛta, -ɛte, -ɛti, -ɛto
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛtika
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛtri
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛtrika
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛttro
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛva, -ɛve, -ɛvi, -ɛvo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛvano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛvino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛvja, -ɛvje, -ɛvjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛvjano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛttsa, -ɛttse, -ɛttsi, -ɛttso
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛttsano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛttsino
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛttsja, -ɛttsje, -ɛttsjo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛttsjano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛddza, -ɛddzi, -ɛddzo
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛddzano
 * Rhymes ending in -ɛddzino

title: Rhymes:Italian/ɛ-


text: Category:Italian rhymes

title: Category:Italian rhymes


text:
אני רעבה

Phrase

 * 1) I am hungry

title: אני רעבה


text:
User:Crossmr

Need to ask/say something to me?

User Talk:Crossmr

title: User:Crossmr


text:
svalit

Etymology
..

Verb

 * 1) to roll downhill
 * 2) to topple
 * 3) to lay blame on

title: svalit


text:
kácet

Verb

 * 1) fell

title: kácet


text:
skácet

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to fell

title: skácet


text:
kácení

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) felling
 * 1) felling

title: kácení


text:
šlapat

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) tread to step on

title: šlapat


text:
pošlapat

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) trample on

title: pošlapat


text: kročeje

title: kročeje


text:
šlápota

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) footprint

title: šlápota


text:
User talk:MirekDve

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Czech entries
Hi and thanks for your contributions but could you please look through some of the entries you have made and fix them like this? Thanks. 50 Xylophone Players talk 23:05, 6 January 2010 (UTC)

Hello again under the new name, please consider using. --Dan Polansky 13:40, 7 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks, I was looking for that and couldn't find it. --MirekDve 13:11, 9 January 2010 (UTC)

Etymology headings: when there is only one etymology, there is only a level-3 header "Etymology" rather than "Etymology 1", and the following part-of-speech (slovní druh) heading is of level-3 rather than level-4. See existing Czech entries as a model, existing English entries as a model, and WT:ELE.

 * Sorry, a slight editing mistake. By the way, should words featuring a different imperfective/perfective counterpart be presented under the same or under different etymologies? --MirekDve 13:11, 9 January 2010 (UTC)

Babel: if I am correct in my estimation that you are a native Czech speaker, would you consider putting a Babel box to your user page? Like, or something, depending on other languages that you speak. --Dan Polansky 13:46, 7 January 2010 (UTC)

Your latest entries are missing a ==language== section. SemperBlotto 17:08, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Thanks for catching that. --MirekDve 17:11, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

Suffix -ačka
I do not know whether the apparent suffix "-ačka" as shown in "prodavačka" is a genuine suffix. It depends on how we morphologically analyze the term "prodavačka" and its likes into elements. I would analyze "prodavačka" into "prodavač" + "ka", and that again into "prodávat" - "at" + "ač" + "ka"; thus "-ka" would be a suffix attached not only to "prodavač" but also to "učitel" and "nosič", instead of seeing suffixes "-ačka", "-elka", "-ička" and the like.

But I do not know these things; I am just superficially observing. --Dan Polansky 14:47, 7 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Honestly, I'm also not quite sure about this suffix. You may be right, but there are instances where there is no masculine equivalent: šlehačka, plácačka, babička, kabelka (kabel has a completely different meaning), kalkulačka, and the like...

 * On the topic of suffixes, I'm wondering how to present derivetional and inflectional suffixes -- I'm assuming that separately, as two different suffixes? --MirekDve 13:08, 9 January 2010 (UTC)
 * There are as yet no inflectional suffixes for Czech in Wiktionary, and I don't see a point in creating entries for them. All the entries in Category:Czech suffixes are derivational suffixes, meaning those that are used to create new words--lexemes--rather than those used to create inflected forms of one word. --Dan Polansky 09:36, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

undertake
Do you have any evidence to support the reordering? DCDuring TALK 17:12, 9 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Well, one's obsolete and the other is archaic... --MirekDve 17:14, 9 January 2010 (UTC)

 * This is an area of lack of consensus. If we were solely a historical dictionary (OED) the order would probably be by order of sense development. If we really cared about all the other users we would go in the frequency direction. The entries can be more readable (vs. scannable) in the historical order. This just goes to show that it isn't really possible easy to be all things to all people. DCDuring TALK 18:26, 9 January 2010 (UTC)

 * The spelling of the obsolete term and the old spelling of the archaic term, as presented in the example, is different from the current one, so there is higher probability one would look for that under "undirtake". In any case, if one checks other dictionaries, the archaic and obsolete terms are listed at the bottom if at all. I understand that Wiktionary is a conglomeration of all possible dictionaries, but a historical dictionary is, in my own experience, used much less than a commonplace English dictionary. --MirekDve 18:35, 9 January 2010 (UTC)
 * I hadn't even noticed that, nor that the source of the citations might be considered Middle English (pre-1500 by some reckonings). My own preference would be strict separation by exact spelling (after adjustment for ligatures etc). There isn't full consensus on either of those points either.
 * My own focus at the moment is on coming up with ways to improve the quality of the English definitions, which often bear the marks of their origins in Webster's 1913 dictionary (copyright expired). In any event, happy editing. Let me know if I can help in some way. DCDuring TALK 19:06, 9 January 2010 (UTC)

kočkodan - etymology
Hi, the etymology that you have added to "kočkodan"--"German „Meerkatze“ (sea cat), which comes from the Indian marcata (monkey). [1]--" is contradicted by the etymology given by Jiří Rejzek in his etymological dictionary; Rejzek traces the term to Polish, which he further traces as possibly coming from Romanian. The source you have given for the etymology is a web site of a Zoo, not a lexicographical or scholarly work. It seems to me that either the etymology that you have given is validated from multiple scholarly sources, or it should better be removed. --Dan Polansky 09:50, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Hm... I'm assuming Rejzek's etymology is more accurate, but I really have no idea which etymology is the correct one. Thanks for catching that. Do you think maybe presenting two different possible etymologies could be better than presenting none? And, me not having access to Rejzek's etymological dictionary, could you maybe add that etymology, or, if you really don't think it's a good idea to present two possibilities, delete the current one? --MirekDve 16:40, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * I propose to remove the etymology from the zoo article altogether; the zoo article is not the kind of source one would use for an etymology, and it does not source its etymology claim.
 * I have so far avoided adding etymologies to Czech entries, as I am not yet perfectly clear about how to avoid copyvio while doing that.
 * If you prefer that I delete the zoo etymology from kočkodan rather than that you do it yourself, I can do it. --Dan Polansky 21:05, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

sebereflexe and autoreflexe
You have translated "sebereflexe" and "autoreflexe" as "self-consciousness". That seems doubtful to me, but what do I know. In what sense are you translating these words? What example sentences are there in which "sebereflexe" would be translated into English as "self-consciousness"? What do the words "sebereflexe" and "autoreflexe" mean; what are their definitions? --Dan Polansky 09:57, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * As far as I know, that seems to be the most correct translation. I added a link to the Czech Wikipedia article on the subject for clarification (that article also uses the self-consciousness translation, by the way). Autoreflexe seems to have the exact same meaning as sebereflexe (sebe- and auto- are both referring to the same thing), at least according to []. --MirekDve 16:27, 10 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Okay, but what are the definitions of the terms?
 * What example sentences or quotations are using the terms "sebereflexe" and "autoreflexe"? Quotations are the empirical input material for research of semantics.
 * How do you know that it is the most correct translation?
 * I am asking because I do not understand with confidence the terms "sebereflexe" and "autoreflexe"; when pressed, I could only provide a speculative estimation of what the two terms could mean.
 * The definition given at slovnik-cizich-slov.abz.cz seems rather unhelpful; what in the world is "vcítění se do sebe sama" or "východisko formování vlastní osobnosti"? Are "vcítění se do sebe sama" and "východisko formování vlastní osobnosti" presented as synonymous specifications?
 * The definition given at Wikipedia--"sebereflexe--akt vědomí, jehož tématem či intencí je toto vědomí samo"--is to me incomprehensible psycho-gibberish. --Dan Polansky 21:47, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

Etymology and aspect
Above, you have asked: "Sorry, a slight editing mistake. By the way, should words featuring a different imperfective/perfective counterpart be presented under the same or under different etymologies?"

Unfortunately, I don't understand what you ask. Can you give an example, and elucidate a bit? --Dan Polansky 11:26, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Take the entry prát as an example: should the two meanings be combined under one etymology, even though their perfective counterparts (vyprat and poprat) are different? Or what should be done with such terms? Should the perfective counterparts be moved from the noun header and put next to the definitions? --MirekDve 21:09, 10 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Okay, so you ask whether the sense "prát--to wash, to launder" should be under the same etymology as "prát--to fight". I don't know that, as I don't know the etymologies. But the fact that the prefix-made perfectives of the senses differ does not alone suffice for the conclusion that the etymologies are different. So I would place the two senses under the same etymology by default, until proved otherwise.
 * The prefix-derived terms can be safely placed into the Related terms or Derived terms section. --Dan Polansky 21:40, 10 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Great, thanks. --MirekDve 21:42, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

Compound words
I have noticed you are entering multi-word terms as compounds, like in "funkční skupina". This runs contrary to the current practice of including ony closed compounds in the category for compounds, such as "kočkodan".

Space-containing compounds such as "černá díra" are called open compounds. The closed compounds are called in Czech "složenina", while the open compounds are called "sousloví".

For a bullet-listed outline of the subject, you can see User:Dan_Polansky.

At some point, the category for compounds may be extended to include open compounds, but that would make the category much less useful. Closed compounds are a more surprising feature of a language than open compounds. "černá díra", an open compound, behaves grammatically much like a non-compound such as "zelená tužka": the adjective gets declined. By constrast, in "kočkodan" and "černokněžník", the first part of the compound is not inflected with the word: "vidím černokněžníka" instead of "vidím černéhokněžníka". --Dan Polansky 12:56, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Sorry, I seem to have misunderstood the meaning of compound and blend (the Etymology article makes it sound like compounds are two-word terms, sousloví, and blends are one-word terms formed out of two). Could you explain the difference between the two?

 * If I now understand correctly, the real difference is that: blends don't necessarily include two roots, but rather take random parts of two words and put them together; compounds seem to include two whole roots, whether in one single word or in two. Are my assumptions correct? --MirekDve 16:54, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * By way of example:
 * closed compound: blacksmith; cukrovar; barvoslepý
 * open compound: black hole; černá díra
 * blend: smoke + fog → smog; cyborg; motor + hotel → motel
 * --Dan Polansky 20:54, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Thanks. I still don't understand, though, why the article I mentioned above (Etymology) lists only open compounds as examples -- are those an exception or some strange special case of closed compounds by some definition? Also, what template should I use for open compounds? Should it be just " term A+term B ", without using any template? Should I not put anything under etymology and just put the two terms under the "Related terms" section?
 * You're perfectly right that Wiktionary:Etymology is out of sync with what I was saying.
 * For open compounds such as "černá díra", one option is avoid entering etymology altogether, as it is obvious. Another option is to write +.
 * This issue still lacks a full consensus and will surely appear in Beer Parlour again at some point. Until then, I would recommend you just avoid adding etymologies for open compounds, as their etymologies are almost pointless anyway.
 * The part terms can be linked in the inflection line, so they do not need to be added anywhere, neither to etymology nor to RT:
 * --Dan Polansky 21:53, 10 January 2010 (UTC)
 * This is how I format open compounds. --Dan Polansky 22:03, 10 January 2010 (UTC)
 * A general remark: when you are unsure about anything, and do not want to deal in-depth with an issue, just look around, find model entries, and follow their model. That way, you are sure than you are proceding no worse than everyone else. Put differently, follow common practice as shown in the actual entries in Wiktionary. When you think that the common practice is worthy of improvement, you may deviate from it, or bring a proposal to Beer Parlour or, if it concerns only Czech entries, feel free to drop me a note on my talk page. For a newbie, it may be advisable that you follow the common practice for a while even if you don't quite agree with it, and start changing it only after some time in Wiktionary. --Dan Polansky 22:09, 10 January 2010 (UTC)
 * A general remark: when you are unsure about anything, and do not want to deal in-depth with an issue, just look around, find model entries, and follow their model. That way, you are sure than you are proceding no worse than everyone else. Put differently, follow common practice as shown in the actual entries in Wiktionary. When you think that the common practice is worthy of improvement, you may deviate from it, or bring a proposal to Beer Parlour or, if it concerns only Czech entries, feel free to drop me a note on my talk page. For a newbie, it may be advisable that you follow the common practice for a while even if you don't quite agree with it, and start changing it only after some time in Wiktionary. --Dan Polansky 22:09, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

Formatting - sense
I have made this edit, using. Are there any entries in which you have seen people use "sense:" without a template in Wiktionary? --Dan Polansky 09:30, 11 January 2010 (UTC)

Order of headings
Hello again, another reminder of mine: the section "Related terms" comes after the section "Synonyms", per WT:ELE. Not a big deal, but I thought I'd let you know, so you can create perfectly formatted entries from the start. --Dan Polansky 11:48, 23 January 2010 (UTC)

Imperfective-only entries
Many verb entries are better entered as imperfective-only, as is the case with "shromažďovat", which I have now defined only as an imperfective of "shromáždit". This leads to avoiding redundant repetition of English translations at "shromažďovat" and "shromáždit". This approach works for not every pair of perfective and imperfective, but it works for many such pairs.

Examples of imperfective-only entries: zhasínat, vypínat, usínat, vyhledávat, vychutnávat, vstávat, zhoršovat.

Example of pointless repetition, which I have forgotten to format: vrazit, vrážet; zmenšit, zmenšovat. As you can see in the entries, they contain the same information.

--Dan Polansky 21:53, 24 January 2010 (UTC)

*vyhnutelný
From what I can see so far, the hypothetical term *vyhnutelný is not citable in durably archived sourced, as is required by CFI. The term sounds odd to my ear, and is rarely used if at all, while its apparent antonym "nevyhnutelný" is a common term.

The search that I have used  returns occurrences of "nevyhnutelný" split by a newline into "ne-" and "vyhnutelný". --Dan Polansky 08:52, 25 January 2010 (UTC)

 * I've found several instances of the word on Wikibooks, both archived and new (although my search was for "vyhnutelné"):
 *
 *
 *
 *
 *
 *
 * I realize the term is a lot less used than 'nevyhnutelný', but I really think that it exists nonetheless. --MirekDve 14:16, 25 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks; attested. I could have found it myself if I had used your searches; I am sorry. In any case, the term should be tagged as rare. --Dan Polansky 20:47, 25 January 2010 (UTC)

Compounds and RT
You have added "pivo" and "vařit" as related terms to "pivovar". That looks odd to me: these are the terms from which the term "pivovar" is derived by compounding, so I would expect to see them in the etymology section rather than in the Related terms section.

I would place to the etymology section of "pivovar" instead of placing "pivo" and "vařit" to the related terms section.

Other cases include "kávovar", to which I would place, and "větroplach" with.

What is a bit suspect about my proposal is that the compound "kávovar" is probably derived from the stems of "káva" and "vařit" rather than directly from the terms, meaning from "káv-" (also in "kávovina") and "var-" or "vař-" (also in "varný" and "vařečka"). I have no idea how to markup that, and I think that what I proposed is a good-enough markup for the time being, until someone comes up with an objection or a better proposal.

English entries do not flex ot tweak the constituent terms before compounding them: "headache" = "head" + "ache"; they do not place the constituent terms such as "head" and "ache" to the Related terms section. German entries are also of not much help, although they do flex the constituents a bit. I know of no other model in Wiktionary to follow. --Dan Polansky 21:05, 25 January 2010 (UTC)

-ismus and -izmus
In the pair "liberalismus" and "liberalizmus", it is "liberalizmus" that is a secondary spelling, not "liberalismus". So "liberalismus" should have a full entry. The same is true for "komunismus" and "komunizmus".

It follows from the higher commonality of the "ismus" forms, confirmed by Google searches. Also, the "ismus" forms are endorsed by the "Pilip dodatek" (Pilip amendment?) as preferred, while the "izmus" forms are tolerated - cs:S:Pilipův dodatek.

Put differently, both the Google research in actual usage and the in-principle-prescriptive official recommendation agree in preferring "-ismus" to "-izmus". --Dan Polansky 07:02, 30 January 2010 (UTC)

 * I completely agree, and it does make the most sense (since related words are based on the root with "-ismus").
 * However, I'm sensing that this kind of duplication of definitions is as unnecessary as with imperfecctive/perfective couples: Should I edit the entries ending in "-izmus" to point to the "-ismus" entries, or should I keep the duplicates?
 * I think keeping the duplicates is okay. I am equally okay with setting the "-izmus" entries as mere alternative-form-of or alternative-spelling-of entries. While the "-izmus" entries are less common, many of them are less common by a rather narrow margin. The main point is that the "-ismus" entries should not be mere alternative-form-of entries. --Dan Polansky 12:55, 30 January 2010 (UTC)

bezvýznamný
What makes you think "meaningless" is a more accurate translation of "bezvýznamný" than "unimportant" and "insignificant"? --Dan Polansky 12:52, 11 February 2010 (UTC)

 * The word has both the exact same meaning and etymology. "Bez-" is identical to "-less", "meaning" to "význam". As meaningless is a synonym of unimportant and insignificant, it should be appropriate to use either one, and since meaningless has similar etymology, it seems a more fitting choice.
 * Etymological and morphological correspondence has nothing to do with semantic accuracy. Those English terms should be listed as translations of a Czech term that would be most useful in its translation, and that most unambiguously capture the intended meaning, regardless of their morphological or etymological correspondence to the translated Czech term.
 * The term "meaningless" cannot be used to translate "bezvýznamný člověk", while "insignificant person" is a valid translation. --Dan Polansky 15:14, 11 February 2010 (UTC)

Where to find lists of Czech words
Hi there. Where can I find lists of Czech words with their English counterparts or dictionaries of Czech words with English counterparts? I would appreciate it to help me work on another site that I work on. Thanks, Razorflame 19:20, 5 March 2010 (UTC)

 * Hmph... probably can't help you there (if you mean something along the lines of a simple two-column dictionary). Try someone else: either at the Community Portal or perhaps another individual: Dan Polansky helped me a lot.

 * P. S. If it helps, here is the index of all Czech words in Wiktionary. --MirekDve 20:59, 5 March 2010 (UTC)

 * Thanks for the link to the Index. Dan Polansky won't help me because of differences between us, so I guess that I will just have to rely on the Index. Razorfl<b style="color:#003">am</b><b style="color:#000">e</b> 21:05, 5 March 2010 (UTC)

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gwenyn

Noun

 * 1)  bees

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬), diminutive of  (modern ; see ).

Noun

 * 1)  bees
 * 2)  honey bees

Usage notes
The word used for various kinds of wasp, bee and hornet in Welsh can vary greatly from area to area.

title: gwenyn


text:
gwenynen

Etymology
From.

title: gwenynen


text:
Category:English terms spelled with !

This category lists English terms spelled with an exclamation mark (!). It is not to be confused with Category:English terms spelled with ǃ, which lists English terms spelled with the click character (ǃ).

title: Category:English terms spelled with !


text: Category:English terms spelled with Ũ

title: Category:English terms spelled with Ũ


text:
Rhymes:Italian/aro

Two syllables

 * baro
 * caro
 * chiaro
 * faro
 * raro
 * sparo
 * varo

Three syllables

 * amaro
 * avaro
 * bovaro
 * denaro
 * gattaro
 * giaguaro
 * ignaro
 * imparo
 * magiaro
 * notaro
 * preclaro
 * porcaro
 * preparo
 * rincaro
 * riparo
 * scolaro
 * separo
 * somaro
 * vaccaro

Four syllables

 * alamaro
 * bagolaro
 * calamaro
 * Cannizzaro
 * cavallaro
 * marinaro
 * montanaro
 * palombaro
 * radiofaro
 * vaccinaro
 * zampognaro

Five syllables

 * aerofaro

title: Rhymes:Italian/aro


text: fāzhǎn

title: fāzhǎn


text: fishbed

title: fishbed


text:
Fishbed

Noun

 * 1)  The Soviet MiG-21 aircraft.

title: Fishbed


text: Ā'ěrbāníyàrén

title: Ā'ěrbāníyàrén


text: Ālābórén

title: Ālābórén


text: Ā'ěrbāníyà rén

title: Ā'ěrbāníyà rén


text: Ālābó shùzì

title: Ālābó shùzì


text:
Rhymes:Italian/addʒo

Four syllables

 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio
 * Caravaggio

title: Rhymes:Italian/addʒo


text: āsīpǐlín

title: āsīpǐlín


text:
fíadach

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hunting

title: fíadach


text:
fiadhach

Etymology
From, synchronically.

Noun

 * 1) hunting, especially of deer
 * 2) venison
 * 3) herd of deer
 * 4) deer-forest

title: fiadhach


text: Rhymes:Italian/ɛliko

title: Rhymes:Italian/ɛliko


text:
feeaihagh

Etymology
From. . Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) deer-hunting

title: feeaihagh


text:
Rooney

Etymology
Anglicised from.

title: Rooney


text:
Clooney

Etymology
Variant of.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Clooney is the 70833rd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 276 individuals. Clooney is most common among White (93.12%) individuals.

title: Clooney


text: opera houses

title: opera houses


text: Máo Zhǔxí

title: Máo Zhǔxí


text: fēnzǐ

title: fēnzǐ


text: pīnyīn

title: pīnyīn


text:
Schreiber

Proper noun

 * 1)  of  origin.

Noun

 * 1) writer, author, scribe, scrivener
 * 2) clerk
 * 3) pen
 * 4) recorder, -graph (apparatus, device, instrument)

Etymology
.

title: Schreiber


text: daïses

title: daïses


text:
gwenen

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) bees

title: gwenen


text: Category:kl:Islands

title: Category:kl:Islands


text: Category:kw:Insects

title: Category:kw:Insects


text:
მორალური

Adjective

 * 1) moral, ethical

title: მორალური


text:
User talk:69.108.24.57

Your recent edit has been undone. Please use the sandbox for any further tests you wish to make. To learn more about editing Wiktionary please read Help:How to edit a page or nose around in the community portal. Thank you. Tiptoety talk 04:50, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

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text:
gwenenen

Etymology
From.

title: gwenenen


text:
fíad

Etymology 1
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) game, wild animals
 * 2) deer
 * 3) wasteland, wilderness
 * 4) uncultivated land
 * 5) a territory, land

Etymology 2
From, dative singular of , from.

Preposition

 * 1) before
 * 2) before, in front of
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- Ro·pridchad dúib céssad Críst amal ad·cethe ꝉ fo·rócrad dúib amal bid fíadib no·crochthe.

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text:
Rhymes:Italian/ɛ

Spelling

 * -è
 * -eh

One syllable

 * beh
 * bè
 * c'è
 * deh
 * è
 * eh
 * neh
 * re
 * the
 * tè
 * uè
 * v'è

Two syllables

 * ahimè
 * aloè
 * bebè
 * beè
 * bidè
 * bignè
 * caffè
 * cioè
 * com'è
 * cos'è
 * dov'è
 * Iosè
 * lacchè
 * Letè
 * Mosè
 * nattè
 * Noè
 * panzè
 * purè
 * relè

Three syllables

 * defilè
 * Eunoè
 * Giosuè
 * macramè
 * narghilè
 * narghilè

Five syllables

 * ammazzacaffè
 * macinacaffè

de:Reim:Italienisch:-ɛ

title: Rhymes:Italian/ɛ


text: korstmossen

title: korstmossen


text:
yeth

Etymology
From.

title: yeth


text:
cask wine

Noun

 * 1)  Wine that is sealed in a plastic bladder and packaged in a cardboard box.

title: cask wine


text:
box wine

Noun

 * 1)  A type of wine that is sealed in a plastic bladder and packaged in a cardboard box; cask wine.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: laatikkoviini
 * French: ,
 * German: Tetrapakwein
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:

title: box wine


text: Category:br:Fruits

title: Category:br:Fruits


text: Category:kw:Fruits

title: Category:kw:Fruits


text:
avalow

Etymology
From.

title: avalow


text:
yethow

Etymology
From.

title: yethow


text:
Talk:honeybee

what does a hive look like?

 * A beehive may be natural or man-made. Natural hives depend on the species, among other things. See some examples at beehive and beehive. —Stephen 06:32, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:honeybee


text:
knee-deep in the Big Muddy

Etymology
From Waist Deep in the Big Muddy, a 1967 folk song by Pete Seeger, protesting the war in Vietnam.

Adjective

 * 1)  Stuck in a predicament; mired in a difficult situation, especially one resulting from poor judgment or bad leadership.

title: knee-deep in the Big Muddy


text: waist-deep in the Big Muddy

title: waist-deep in the Big Muddy


text:
tech othrais

Noun

 * 1) hospital
 * 2) infirmary

title: tech othrais


text:
tech talman

Noun

 * 1) dungeon
 * 2) underground chamber
 * 3) vault

title: tech talman


text:
ครับ

Etymology
Corrupted from.

Particle

 * 1) * Genesis 27:24, KJV:
 * 2) * 2 Kings 6:5, KJV:
 * 3) * 2 Kings 2:3, KJV:
 * 1) * 2 Kings 6:5, KJV:
 * 2) * 2 Kings 2:3, KJV:
 * 1) * 2 Kings 2:3, KJV:

title: ครับ


text:
ค่ะ

Etymology
From in  or. Compare with other Tai languages in which a self-deprecating pronoun literally meaning "servant" or "slave" can be used as a polite particle and/or to say "yes" such as 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬. Also compare with 🇨🇬 which has the opposite meaning of, a cognate of , and can be used as a polite particle or to say "yes."

title: ค่ะ


text:
ἀνάγκη

Etymology
Probably related to, the stem of , aorist of , with the verbal noun–forming suffix.

Noun

 * 1) force
 * 2) constraint
 * 3) necessity

title: ἀνάγκη


text:
vyölaukku

Noun

 * 1) bum bag, moon bag, fanny pack

title: vyölaukku


text:
μῖσος

Etymology
From. However, Beekes argues in favor of a origin.

Noun

 * 1) hatred, hate

title: μῖσος


text:
cooid

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

Noun

 * 1) part, proportion
 * 2) assets, valuables, goods, supplies, possessions
 * 1) assets, valuables, goods, supplies, possessions

title: cooid


text:
φιλόλογος

Etymology
A compound of +.

Adjective

 * 1) that loves to speak, loquacious
 * 2) loving logic
 * 3) passionate about learning, educated, learned
 * 4) student of words

Noun

 * 1)  philologist

title: φιλόλογος


text:
appetitosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) appetizingly

title: appetitosamente


text: muick

title: muick


text:
biliosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) irascibly, biliously

title: biliosamente


text:
muickey

Adjective

 * 1) porcine

title: muickey


text:
ἴχνος

Etymology
. Beekes states a formation in like,. The first part could be cognate with 🇨🇬 or 🇨🇬, which are connected to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬; furthermore compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬, for perhaps, a possible extension of with similar meaning. However, this connection is disputed by other sources.

Noun

 * 1) track, footstep, footprint

Descendants

 * , e.g.

title: ἴχνος


text: muigey

title: muigey


text:
nodosità

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) knottiness
 * 2) nodosity

title: nodosità


text:
othar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) invalid, patient person who receives medical treatment
 * 2) sickness, wound
 * 3) festering state; matter, pus

Noun

 * 1) work, labour
 * 2) wage, recompense, due

Etymology 2
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) sickness, illness
 * 2) state of being tended in illness, nursing, sick-attendance
 * 3) a sick or wounded man
 * 4) lying ill or wounded
 * 5) a grave, burial-place

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) other

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) wages, reward
 * 2) labour

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1)  abscess, ulcer, intumescence
 * 2) ailment

Adjective

 * 1) sick
 * 2) wounded, mutilated
 * 3) maimed
 * 4) weak

title: othar


text:
dispettosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) spitefully

title: dispettosamente


text:
ζύγι

Noun

 * 1) weight
 * 2) plumb bob
 * 1) plumb bob

title: ζύγι


text:
וילון

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) curtain piece of cloth covering a window

title: וילון


text:
scabrosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) with difficulty, knottily
 * 2) indecently, scabrously

title: scabrosamente


text:
pensosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) thoughtfully

title: pensosamente


text:
pensosità

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thoughtfulness

title: pensosità


text:
cenciosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) raggedly, tatteredly

title: cenciosamente


text:
εξουσία

Noun

 * 1) authority, power the enforcement of rules etc

title: εξουσία


text:
hatóság

Noun

 * 1) authority persons in command; specifically, government

title: hatóság


text:
Caucasology

Noun

 * 1) The historical, linguistic or geopolitical studies of the Caucasus.

Translations

 * Arabic: دِرَاسَة الْقَوْقَاز
 * Armenian:
 * Azerbaijani: qafqazşünaslıq
 * Finnish: kaukasologia
 * French: caucasologie
 * Georgian: კავკასიოლოგია
 * German: Kaukasiologie
 * Kazakh: кавказтану
 * Persian: قفقازشناسی
 * Polish: Kaukazologia
 * Romanian: caucazologie
 * Russian:

title: Caucasology


text: Caucasiology

title: Caucasiology


text:
Kartvelology

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Kartvelian studies

title: Kartvelology


text: 牛顿

title: 牛顿


text:
Talk:頓

Mandarin readings
Can it be added in which contexts the various Mandarin readings are used? 24.29.228.33 08:03, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:頓


text:
流明

Etymology
.

Classifier

 * 1)  lumen unit of luminous flux

title: 流明


text:
proportionator

Noun

 * 1) An unbiased stereological method used to estimate population size.

title: proportionator


text: proportionators

title: proportionators


text:
stereological

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to stereology

title: stereological


text:
焦耳

Etymology 1
Borrowed from.

Classifier

 * 1)  joule energy unit

Noun

 * 1)  dry type earwax

title: 焦耳


text:
安培

Etymology
Borrowed from and.

Proper noun

 * 1) Ampère surname

Classifier

 * 1)  ampere unit of electric current

title: 安培


text:
קשיש

Etymology
related to growing old, compare 🇨🇬. .

Noun

 * 1) old man, elderly man

title: קשיש


text: 库仑

title: 库仑


text: Armenologists

title: Armenologists


text: pretenzioni

title: pretenzioni


text: pretensioni

title: pretensioni


text:
-երորդ

Etymology
From.

Suffix

 * 1) Forming ordinal numbers.

Etymology
From, + ; for the latter compare.

title: -երորդ


text:
negură

Etymology
, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) fog cloud that forms at a low altitude and obscures vision

title: negură


text:
User:Vanished user Xorisdtbdfgonugyfs

el:Χρήστης:Xoristzatziki

pl:Wikipedysta:Xoristzatziki

Name: Ilias

Surname: Iliadis

Tools

 * http://www.komvos.edu.gr/dictionaries/dictonline/DictOnLineTri.htm
 * w:el:Πύλη:Κύρια
 * Wiktionary:Entry layout explained
 * Category:Greek templates

 * Greek transliteration
 * Module:labels/data
 * Entry layout

Category:Greek templates

Etymology
From, from. From. From. grc-koi suffix prefix affix From, from

Adverb
(sort;)
 * εμφιαλωμένο νερό bottled water

 * 1)  sarcophagus
 * 2)  carnivore

 * 1)  xxx, xxxx ,

Derived terms

 * γιατροί

Related terms

 * γιατροί

Descendants

 * Greek:

 * 1) XXX, YYY

 * Special.PrefixIndex.User.Xoristzatziki

Check
https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=%CE%91.%CE%91.&oldid=47470845

title: User:Vanished user Xorisdtbdfgonugyfs


text:
mąʼiitsoh

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wolf, grey wolf

title: mąʼiitsoh


text:
Talk:mąʼiitsoh

Alternate definition?
Should an alternate definition be "gray wolf"/"Gray Wolf"? 24.29.228.33 08:37, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

 * It can be either. The grey wolf is the only wolf found in the wilds of the U.S., so it is synonymous with wolf. —Stephen (Talk) 17:54, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:mąʼiitsoh


text: -րորդ

title: -րորդ


text:
çhagh

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) home, residence, abode
 * 2) hiding place

title: çhagh


text: Category:gv:Architecture

title: Category:gv:Architecture


text:
Talk:chidí naaʼnaʼí beeʼeldǫǫhtsoh bikááʼ dah naaznilígíí

Spelling
Should this term be chidí naaʼnaʼí beeʼeldǫǫh bikááʼ dah naaznilígíí, or are these synonyms? 24.29.228.33 08:40, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

 * They are synonyms. —Stephen 14:57, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

That's a really masterful etymology you created there. It's wonderful to read an entry like this. 24.29.228.33 21:07, 4 January 2010 (UTC)


text:
Talk:chidí naaʼnaʼí beeʼeldǫǫh bikááʼ dah naaznilígíí

Spelling
Should this term be chidí naaʼnaʼí beeʼeldǫǫhtsoh bikááʼ dah naaznilígíí, or are these synonyms? 24.29.228.33 08:41, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

They are synonyms. 71.66.97.228 20:50, 10 January 2010 (UTC)


text:
ghą́ą́ʼaskʼidii

Etymology
+ +

Noun

 * 1) camel

title: ghą́ą́ʼaskʼidii


text:
naʼatsʼǫǫsí

Etymology
+

Noun

 * 1) mouse

title: naʼatsʼǫǫsí


text:
nuta

Etymology
Initialism from

Noun

 * 1) youth center

Noun

 * 1) stump, stub; stumpy thing

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  note
 * 2)  smack, vein
 * 3)  piece

title: nuta


text: Category:Old Armenian terms suffixed with -րորդ


text:
mąʼii łitsooí

Etymology
+

Noun

 * 1) red fox, kit fox, fox

title: mąʼii łitsooí


text:
Talk:mąʼii łitsooí

Red fox?
Would red fox be a better definition of this term, or should it appear alongside fox? 24.29.228.33 08:50, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Either fox or red fox. —Stephen (Talk) 17:46, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:mąʼii łitsooí


text:
elley

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Adjective

 * 1) other, another
 * 2) else
 * 3) additional
 * 4) alternative
 * 1) additional
 * 2) alternative
 * 1) alternative

title: elley


text: Category:Italian terms prefixed with terato-


text:
mágí diʼilí

Noun

 * 1) orangutan

title: mágí diʼilí


text: Category:cy:Fruits

title: Category:cy:Fruits


text: teratome

title: teratome


text:
éí

Pronoun
The baby is only two months old. She is called Dlíníbaaʼ. My mother has a lot of cats, but they (the cats) live at my grandfather's house.
 * it, that one, that, those
 * 1) Used to mark and/or refer to the subject of a sentence.
 * 2) * Awééʼ éí tʼáá naaki ńdeezid. Éí Dlíníbaaʼ wolyé.
 * 1) * Shimá bimósí tʼóó ahayóí ndi, éí shicheii bighandi kéédahatʼį́.

Usage notes
Usually refers to something remote from and invisible to the speaker.

However, éí is often used as a filler word to help smooth the flow of a sentence. It can be used to separate two words that would otherwise seem to be connected. In this sense, éí is often translated as "as for":
 * (because "shí Tłʼaaí" would be confusing)

title: éí


text: Category:Old Irish adjective forms

title: Category:Old Irish adjective forms


text:
ferr

Etymology
Borrowed through from.

Noun

 * 1) hell, heck

Etymology
From, from. Akin to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Alternatively, (a variant of ), as in 🇨🇬, from.

Adjective

 * : better, best
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- Hóre is cuci rigmi, is ferr dún.

title: ferr


text:
enney

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) knowledge, awareness, consciousness
 * 2) recognition, acquaintance
 * 1) recognition, acquaintance

title: enney


text: Category:Old Armenian terms suffixed with -երորդ


text:
mytern

Noun

 * 1) king

title: mytern


text:
peanutbutter

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) peanut butter

title: peanutbutter


text:
myghtern

Noun

 * 1) king

title: myghtern


text: peanutbutteret

title: peanutbutteret


text: Category:kw:Architecture

title: Category:kw:Architecture


text:
tidak pernah

Etymology
, from.

Adverb

 * 1) never at no time

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) never at no time

title: tidak pernah


text:
jordnøddesmør

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) peanut butter

title: jordnøddesmør


text: jordnøddesmørret

title: jordnøddesmørret


text:
եօթներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  seventh

Noun

 * 1) seven days, week; seven months; seven years

Adverb

 * 1) seventhly

title: եօթներորդ


text:
յոթներորդ

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

title: յոթներորդ


text: եաւթներորդ

title: եաւթներորդ


text: ևթներորդ

title: ևթներորդ


text: Category:Armenian terms suffixed with -երորդ


text: Category:br:Alcoholic beverages

title: Category:br:Alcoholic beverages


text: Category:kw:Alcoholic beverages

title: Category:kw:Alcoholic beverages


text: Category:cy:Alcoholic beverages

title: Category:cy:Alcoholic beverages


text: Category:br:Wines

title: Category:br:Wines


text: Category:kw:Wines

title: Category:kw:Wines


text: Category:cy:Wines

title: Category:cy:Wines


text:
kʼaalógii

Noun

 * 1) butterfly

title: kʼaalógii


text:
hvo

Pronoun

 * 1)  who

Pronoun

 * 1)  who

Etymology
From, from.

Pronoun

 * 1) who

title: hvo


text:
三味

Etymology 1
Shortening of.

First attested in 1722.

Noun

 * 1)   a shamisen: a Japanese stringed instrument played by plucking, vaguely similar to a banjo

Etymology 2
Shortening of.

This reading appears to be less common than shami.

First attested in 1677.

Noun

 * 1)   a samisen: a Japanese stringed instrument played by plucking, vaguely similar to a banjo

title: 三味


text:
gwynn

Etymology
From, from , from.

Adjective

 * 1) white
 * 2) fair
 * 3) blessed

title: gwynn


text: gwydn

title: gwydn


text:
տասերորդ

Etymology
From.

title: տասերորդ


text:
մետասաներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  eleventh

title: մետասաներորդ


text:
երկոտասաներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  twelfth

title: երկոտասաներորդ


text: Category:Cornish adjectives

title: Category:Cornish adjectives


text:
երեքտասաներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  thirteenth

title: երեքտասաներորդ


text:
չորեքտասաներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  fourteenth

title: չորեքտասաներորդ


text:
հնգետասաներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  fifteenth

title: հնգետասաներորդ


text:
վեշտասաներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  sixteenth

title: վեշտասաներորդ


text:
եօթնուտասներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  seventeenth

title: եօթնուտասներորդ


text: եաւթնուտասներորդ

title: եաւթնուտասներորդ


text: ևթնուտասներորդ

title: ևթնուտասներորդ


text:
ութուտասներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  eighteenth

title: ութուտասներորդ


text:
իննևտասներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  nineteenth

title: իննևտասներորդ


text:
pharetratus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) equipped with or wearing a quiver, quivered

Descendants

 * Translingual: ,

title: pharetratus


text:
քսաներորդ

Etymology
From ; see below.

Numeral

 * 1)  twentieth

Noun

 * 1) the twentieth part

Adverb

 * 1) twentiethly

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  twentieth

title: քսաներորդ


text: crev

title: crev


text:
երեսներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  thirtieth

title: երեսներորդ


text: bǐjiǎo

title: bǐjiǎo


text:
քառասներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  fortieth

title: քառասներորդ


text:
lasziv

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) lascivious; wanton

title: lasziv


text:
vinder

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) a winner

Etymology 2
See.

Etymology 3
See.

Etymology 4
See.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) finder, someone who finds something.

title: vinder


text: vinderne

title: vinderne


text:
յիսներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  fiftieth

Noun

 * 1)  the Advent

title: յիսներորդ


text: vindens

title: vindens


text: vinders

title: vinders


text: vindernes

title: vindernes


text: vinds

title: vinds


text: vindenes

title: vindenes


text:
վաթսներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  sixtieth

Noun

 * 1)  Sexagesima

title: վաթսներորդ


text:
եօթանասներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  seventieth

title: եօթանասներորդ


text: եաւթանասներորդ

title: եաւթանասներորդ


text: ևթանասներորդ

title: ևթանասներորդ


text:
ութսներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  eightieth

title: ութսներորդ


text:
իննսներորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  ninetieth

title: իննսներորդ


text:
հարիւրերորդ

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  hundredth

Noun

 * 1) hundredth part, centime

title: հարիւրերորդ


text:
հարյուրերորդ

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Numeral

 * 1)  hundredth

Noun

 * 1) the hundredth part

Adverb

 * 1) hundredthly

title: հարյուրերորդ


text:
ütközés

Noun

 * 1) collision instance of colliding
 * 2) conflict in a schedule

title: ütközés


text:
defolia

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to defoliate

title: defolia


text: defoliaba

title: defoliaba


text: defoliabais

title: defoliabais


text: defoliaban

title: defoliaban


text: defoliabas

title: defoliabas


text: defoliad

title: defoliad


text: defoliada

title: defoliada


text: defoliadas

title: defoliadas


text: defoliado

title: defoliado


text: defoliados

title: defoliados


text: defoliamos

title: defoliamos


text: defolian

title: defolian


text:
valintaloru

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counting-out game

title: valintaloru


text: defoliando

title: defoliando


text: defoliara

title: defoliara


text: defoliarais

title: defoliarais


text: defoliaran

title: defoliaran


text: defoliaras

title: defoliaras


text: defoliare

title: defoliare


text: defoliareis

title: defoliareis


text: defoliaremos

title: defoliaremos


text: defoliaren

title: defoliaren


text: defoliares

title: defoliares


text: defoliaron

title: defoliaron


text: defoliará

title: defoliará


text: defoliarán

title: defoliarán


text: defoliarás

title: defoliarás


text: defoliaré

title: defoliaré


text: defoliaréis

title: defoliaréis


text: defoliaría

title: defoliaría


text: defoliaríais

title: defoliaríais


text: defoliaríamos

title: defoliaríamos


text: defoliarían

title: defoliarían


text: defoliarías

title: defoliarías


text: defolias

title: defolias


text: defoliase

title: defoliase


text: defoliaseis

title: defoliaseis


text: defoliasen

title: defoliasen


text:
հազարերորդ

Etymology
From ; see below.

Numeral

 * 1)  thousandth

Noun

 * 1) the thousandth part

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  thousandth

title: հազարերորդ


text: defoliases

title: defoliases


text:
milico

Noun

 * 1)  soldier

Noun

 * 1)  soldier

title: milico


text: defoliaste

title: defoliaste


text: defoliasteis

title: defoliasteis


text: defolie

title: defolie


text: defoliemos

title: defoliemos


text: defolien

title: defolien


text: defolies

title: defolies


text: defolio

title: defolio


text: defoliábamos

title: defoliábamos


text: defoliáis

title: defoliáis


text: defoliáramos

title: defoliáramos


text: defoliáremos

title: defoliáremos


text: defoliásemos

title: defoliásemos


text: vinderen

title: vinderen


text: defolié

title: defolié


text:
vindere

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) selling

title: vindere


text: defoliéis

title: defoliéis


text: vinderens

title: vinderens


text: defolió

title: defolió


text: vinderes

title: vinderes


text: grillaba

title: grillaba


text: grillabais

title: grillabais


text: grillaban

title: grillaban


text: grillabas

title: grillabas


text:
grillad

Adjective

 * 1) grilled

Noun

 * °N, °W
 * °N, °W
 * °N, °W

title: grillad


text: grillada

title: grillada


text: grilladas

title: grilladas


text: grillado

title: grillado


text: grillados

title: grillados


text: grillamos

title: grillamos


text: grillando

title: grillando


text: grillara

title: grillara


text: grillarais

title: grillarais


text: grillaran

title: grillaran


text: grillaras

title: grillaras


text: grillare

title: grillare


text: grillareis

title: grillareis


text: grillaremos

title: grillaremos


text: grillaren

title: grillaren


text: grillares

title: grillares


text: grillaron

title: grillaron


text: grillará

title: grillará


text: grillarán

title: grillarán


text: grillarás

title: grillarás


text: grillaré

title: grillaré


text: grillaréis

title: grillaréis


text: grillaría

title: grillaría


text: grillaríais

title: grillaríais


text: grillaríamos

title: grillaríamos


text: grillarían

title: grillarían


text: grillarías

title: grillarías


text: grillase

title: grillase


text: grillaseis

title: grillaseis


text: grillasen

title: grillasen


text: grillases

title: grillases


text: grillaste

title: grillaste


text: grillasteis

title: grillasteis


text: grillemos

title: grillemos


text: grillábamos

title: grillábamos


text: grilláis

title: grilláis


text: grilláramos

title: grilláramos


text: grilláremos

title: grilláremos


text: grillásemos

title: grillásemos


text: grilléis

title: grilléis


text:
grilló

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shackle

title: grilló


text: latinaba

title: latinaba


text: latinabais

title: latinabais


text: latinaban

title: latinaban


text: latinabas

title: latinabas


text: latinad

title: latinad


text: latinada

title: latinada


text: latinadas

title: latinadas


text: latinado

title: latinado


text: latinados

title: latinados


text: latinamos

title: latinamos


text: latinando

title: latinando


text: latinara

title: latinara


text: Template:xcl-noun-collnum-ին

title: Template:xcl-noun-collnum-ին


text: latinarais

title: latinarais


text: latinaran

title: latinaran


text: latinaras

title: latinaras


text: latinare

title: latinare


text: latinareis

title: latinareis


text: latinaremos

title: latinaremos


text: latinaren

title: latinaren


text: Category:xcl:Collective numbers

title: Category:xcl:Collective numbers


text: latinares

title: latinares


text: latinaron

title: latinaron


text: latinará

title: latinará


text: latinarán

title: latinarán


text: latinarás

title: latinarás


text:
supplice

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) torture especially a punishment resulting in death
 * 2) torment physical or mental
 * 3) capital punishment
 * 1) torment physical or mental
 * 2) capital punishment
 * 1) torment physical or mental
 * 2) capital punishment
 * 1) torment physical or mental
 * 2) capital punishment
 * 1) torment physical or mental
 * 2) capital punishment
 * 1) capital punishment
 * 1) capital punishment

title: supplice


text: latinaré

title: latinaré


text: latinaréis

title: latinaréis


text: latinaría

title: latinaría


text: latinaríais

title: latinaríais


text: latinaríamos

title: latinaríamos


text: latinarían

title: latinarían


text: latinarías

title: latinarías


text: latinase

title: latinase


text: latinaseis

title: latinaseis


text: latinasen

title: latinasen


text:
Rhymes:English/uːi

Pronunciation
,

Two syllables

 * bluey
 * Bowie
 * buoy
 * chewie
 * chewy
 * gooey
 * GUI
 * Huey
 * screwy
 * ZUI
 * Huey
 * screwy
 * ZUI
 * screwy
 * ZUI
 * screwy
 * ZUI
 * screwy
 * ZUI
 * ZUI
 * ZUI
 * ZUI

Four syllables

 * ratatouille

title: Rhymes:English/uːi


text: latinases

title: latinases


text: latinaste

title: latinaste


text: latinasteis

title: latinasteis


text: latinemos

title: latinemos


text: latinen

title: latinen


text:
adorateur

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  worshipper

title: adorateur


text: latinábamos

title: latinábamos


text:
երկոքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  both

title: երկոքին


text: latináis

title: latináis


text: latináramos

title: latináramos


text: latináremos

title: latináremos


text: latinásemos

title: latinásemos


text: latiné

title: latiné


text: latinéis

title: latinéis


text: latinó

title: latinó


text:
-եքին

Etymology
From the plural ending.

title: -եքին


text:
Nubie

Proper noun

 * 1) Nubia

title: Nubie


text:
palefreid

Etymology
. See there for more.

Noun

 * 1) palfrey type of small horse

title: palefreid


text:
flexiona

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to flex

title: flexiona


text: flexionaba

title: flexionaba


text: flexionabais

title: flexionabais


text: flexionaban

title: flexionaban


text: flexionabas

title: flexionabas


text: flexionad

title: flexionad


text: flexionada

title: flexionada


text: flexionadas

title: flexionadas


text: flexionado

title: flexionado


text: flexionados

title: flexionados


text: Template:xcl-noun-collnum-եան

title: Template:xcl-noun-collnum-եան


text: flexionamos

title: flexionamos


text: flexionan

title: flexionan


text: flexionando

title: flexionando


text: leons

title: leons


text: flexionara

title: flexionara


text: flexionarais

title: flexionarais


text: flexionaran

title: flexionaran


text: flexionaras

title: flexionaras


text:
-եքեան

Etymology
From the plural ending.

title: -եքեան


text: flexionare

title: flexionare


text:
tarir

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to dry up
 * 2)  to exhaust, use up
 * 3)  to talk non-stop (about something)
 * 4)  to dwindle, to dry up, to peter out

title: tarir


text: flexionareis

title: flexionareis


text: flexionaremos

title: flexionaremos


text: flexionaren

title: flexionaren


text:
genitiu

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  genitive

Noun

 * 1)  the genitive

Noun

 * 1)  the genitive

title: genitiu


text: flexionares

title: flexionares


text:
երկոքեան

Etymology
From.

title: երկոքեան


text: flexionaron

title: flexionaron


text: flexionará

title: flexionará


text: flexionarán

title: flexionarán


text: flexionarás

title: flexionarás


text:
jouxter

Etymology
From, altered to reflect its etymology from. Cf. the related.

Verb

 * 1)  to be next to, to be adjoined to

title: jouxter


text: flexionaré

title: flexionaré


text: flexionaréis

title: flexionaréis


text: flexionaría

title: flexionaría


text: flexionaríais

title: flexionaríais


text: flexionaríamos

title: flexionaríamos


text: flexionarían

title: flexionarían


text: flexionarías

title: flexionarías


text: flexionas

title: flexionas


text: flexionase

title: flexionase


text: flexionaseis

title: flexionaseis


text: flexionasen

title: flexionasen


text:
polliniser

Etymology
From (whence 🇨🇬) +.

Verb

 * 1) to pollinate

title: polliniser


text: flexionases

title: flexionases


text:
երեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all three

title: երեքին


text: flexionaste

title: flexionaste


text: flexionasteis

title: flexionasteis


text: flexionemos

title: flexionemos


text:
երեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: երեքեան


text: flexionen

title: flexionen


text: flexiono

title: flexiono


text: flexionábamos

title: flexionábamos


text: flexionáis

title: flexionáis


text: flexionáramos

title: flexionáramos


text: flexionáremos

title: flexionáremos


text: flexionásemos

title: flexionásemos


text: flexioné

title: flexioné


text: flexionéis

title: flexionéis


text: flexionó

title: flexionó


text: valorice

title: valorice


text: valoricemos

title: valoricemos


text:
չորեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all the four

title: չորեքին


text: valoricen

title: valoricen


text:
pollinisateur

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pollenising

Noun

 * 1)  pollinator

title: pollinisateur


text: valorices

title: valorices


text:
չորեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: չորեքեան


text: valoricé

title: valoricé


text: valoricéis

title: valoricéis


text:
valoriza

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to valorize

title: valoriza


text: valorizaba

title: valorizaba


text: valorizabais

title: valorizabais


text: valorizaban

title: valorizaban


text: valorizabas

title: valorizabas


text: valorizad

title: valorizad


text: valorizada

title: valorizada


text:
հնգեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all five

title: հնգեքին


text: valorizadas

title: valorizadas


text: valorizado

title: valorizado


text: valorizados

title: valorizados


text: valorizamos

title: valorizamos


text:
հնգեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: հնգեքեան


text: valorizan

title: valorizan


text: valorizando

title: valorizando


text: valorizara

title: valorizara


text: valorizarais

title: valorizarais


text: valorizaran

title: valorizaran


text: valorizaras

title: valorizaras


text:
valorizare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) valorisation

title: valorizare


text: valorizareis

title: valorizareis


text: valorizaremos

title: valorizaremos


text: valorizaren

title: valorizaren


text:
վեցեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all the six

title: վեցեքին


text: valorizares

title: valorizares


text: valorizaron

title: valorizaron


text: valorizará

title: valorizará


text: valorizarán

title: valorizarán


text:
վեցեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: վեցեքեան


text: valorizarás

title: valorizarás


text: valorizaré

title: valorizaré


text: valorizaréis

title: valorizaréis


text: valorizaría

title: valorizaría


text: valorizaríais

title: valorizaríais


text:
termoadesivo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) thermoadhesive
 * 2)  iron-on

title: termoadesivo


text: valorizaríamos

title: valorizaríamos


text: valorizarían

title: valorizarían


text: valorizarías

title: valorizarías


text: valorizas

title: valorizas


text: valorizase

title: valorizase


text: valorizaseis

title: valorizaseis


text: valorizasen

title: valorizasen


text: valorizases

title: valorizases


text: valorizaste

title: valorizaste


text: valorizasteis

title: valorizasteis


text: valorizo

title: valorizo


text:
եօթանեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all the seven

title: եօթանեքին


text: valorizábamos

title: valorizábamos


text:
termoanestesia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thermoanesthesia

title: termoanestesia


text: valorizáis

title: valorizáis


text:
pollinisation

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pollination

title: pollinisation


text: valorizáramos

title: valorizáramos


text: valorizáremos

title: valorizáremos


text: valorizásemos

title: valorizásemos


text: valorizó

title: valorizó


text:
termoautonomo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) individually heated

title: termoautonomo


text: raisun

title: raisun


text:
fructifica

Etymology
, from. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) to fructify

title: fructifica


text:
եօթանեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: եօթանեքեան


text: fructificaba

title: fructificaba


text: chançun

title: chançun


text: fructificabais

title: fructificabais


text: fructificaban

title: fructificaban


text: fructificabas

title: fructificabas


text: fructificad

title: fructificad


text: եաւթանեքեան

title: եաւթանեքեան


text: fructificada

title: fructificada


text: fructificadas

title: fructificadas


text: ևթանեքեան

title: ևթանեքեան


text: fructificado

title: fructificado


text: fructificados

title: fructificados


text:
termocauterio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  thermocautery

title: termocauterio


text: fructificamos

title: fructificamos


text: fructifican

title: fructifican


text: fructificando

title: fructificando


text: եաւթանեքին

title: եաւթանեքին


text: fructificara

title: fructificara


text: fructificarais

title: fructificarais


text: ևթանեքին

title: ևթանեքին


text: fructificaran

title: fructificaran


text:
segnur

Etymology
.

title: segnur


text: fructificaras

title: fructificaras


text:
fructificare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fructification

title: fructificare


text: fructificareis

title: fructificareis


text: fructificaremos

title: fructificaremos


text: fructificaren

title: fructificaren


text: fructificares

title: fructificares


text: fructificaron

title: fructificaron


text: fructificará

title: fructificará


text: fructificarán

title: fructificarán


text:
ութեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all the eight

title: ութեքին


text: fructificarás

title: fructificarás


text:
termocinetica

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1)  thermokinetics

title: termocinetica


text: fructificaré

title: fructificaré


text: fructificaréis

title: fructificaréis


text:
ութեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: ութեքեան


text: fructificaría

title: fructificaría


text: fructificaríais

title: fructificaríais


text: fructificaríamos

title: fructificaríamos


text: fructificarían

title: fructificarían


text:
termocinetico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  thermokinetic

title: termocinetico


text: fructificarías

title: fructificarías


text: fructificas

title: fructificas


text:
իննեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all the nine

title: իննեքին


text: fructificase

title: fructificase


text: fructificaseis

title: fructificaseis


text:
իննեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: իննեքեան


text: fructificasen

title: fructificasen


text: fructificases

title: fructificases


text: fructificaste

title: fructificaste


text: fructificasteis

title: fructificasteis


text:
fructifico

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to bear fruit; to fructify

Descendants

 * Inherited:
 * Zarphatic:
 * Borrowed:
 * Borrowed:
 * Borrowed:
 * Borrowed:
 * Borrowed:

title: fructifico


text: fructificábamos

title: fructificábamos


text: fructificáis

title: fructificáis


text: fructificáramos

title: fructificáramos


text: fructificáremos

title: fructificáremos


text:
pollinique

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  pollen

title: pollinique


text: fructificásemos

title: fructificásemos


text: fructificó

title: fructificó


text:
տասնեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all the ten

title: տասնեքին


text: fructifique

title: fructifique


text:
termocoagulazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thermocoagulation

title: termocoagulazione


text: fructifiquemos

title: fructifiquemos


text: fructifiquen

title: fructifiquen


text: fructifiques

title: fructifiques


text:
capteur pollinique

Noun

 * 1) pollen counter

title: capteur pollinique


text: fructifiqué

title: fructifiqué


text:
дольмен

Noun

 * 1) dolmen (tomb consisting of a capstone supported by two or more upright stones), cromlech

title: дольмен


text: fructifiquéis

title: fructifiquéis


text:
տասնեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: տասնեքեան


text:
termocoibente

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) thermally-insulating

title: termocoibente


text: sarmentaba

title: sarmentaba


text: sarmentabais

title: sarmentabais


text: sarmentaban

title: sarmentaban


text: sarmentabas

title: sarmentabas


text:
sac pollinique

Noun

 * 1) pollen sac

title: sac pollinique


text: sarmentad

title: sarmentad


text:
մետասանեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all the eleven

title: մետասանեքին


text: sarmentada

title: sarmentada


text: sarmentadas

title: sarmentadas


text:
մետասանեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: մետասանեքեան


text: sarmentado

title: sarmentado


text: sarmentados

title: sarmentados


text:
termoconvettore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) convection heater

title: termoconvettore


text: sarmentamos

title: sarmentamos


text: sarmentando

title: sarmentando


text: sarmentara

title: sarmentara


text: sarmentarais

title: sarmentarais


text:
երկոտասանեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all the twelve

title: երկոտասանեքին


text: sarmentaran

title: sarmentaran


text: sarmentaras

title: sarmentaras


text: sarmentare

title: sarmentare


text:
երկոտասանեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: երկոտասանեքեան


text: sarmentareis

title: sarmentareis


text: sarmentaremos

title: sarmentaremos


text: sarmentaren

title: sarmentaren


text: sarmentares

title: sarmentares


text: sarmentaron

title: sarmentaron


text:
երեքտասանեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all thirteen

title: երեքտասանեքին


text:
termodiffusione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thermal diffusion

title: termodiffusione


text: sarmentará

title: sarmentará


text: sarmentarán

title: sarmentarán


text:
User:Raekmannen/Sandbox

Interjection

 * 1) hello, greetings

Synonyms

 * glidis

title: User:Raekmannen/Sandbox


text:
երեքտասանեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: երեքտասանեքեան


text: sarmentarás

title: sarmentarás


text: sarmentaré

title: sarmentaré


text: sarmentaréis

title: sarmentaréis


text:
glidö

Interjection

 * 1) hello, greetings

title: glidö


text: sarmentaría

title: sarmentaría


text: sarmentaríais

title: sarmentaríais


text:
չորեքտասանեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all fourteen

title: չորեքտասանեքին


text: sarmentaríamos

title: sarmentaríamos


text: sarmentarían

title: sarmentarían


text:
չորեքտասանեքեան

Etymology
From.

title: չորեքտասանեքեան


text: sarmentarías

title: sarmentarías


text: sarmentase

title: sarmentase


text: sarmentaseis

title: sarmentaseis


text: sarmentasen

title: sarmentasen


text:
termoelemento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thermoelement, thermal converter

title: termoelemento


text: sarmentases

title: sarmentases


text: sarmentaste

title: sarmentaste


text:
հնգետասանեքին

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  all fifteen

title: հնգետասանեքին


text: sarmentasteis

title: sarmentasteis


text: sarmentemos

title: sarmentemos


text: sarmentábamos

title: sarmentábamos


text:
géranium

Noun

 * 1) geranium
 * 2) geranium (Pelargonium)
 * 1) geranium (Pelargonium)

title: géranium


text: sarmentáis

title: sarmentáis


text:
termoelettricità

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  thermoelectricity

title: termoelettricità


text: sarmentáramos

title: sarmentáramos


text: sarmentáremos

title: sarmentáremos


text: sarmentásemos

title: sarmentásemos


text: sarmenté

title: sarmenté


text: sarmentéis

title: sarmentéis


text: sarmentó

title: sarmentó


text: sarmienta

title: sarmienta