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User talk:Soap

i am also user:Lollipop ... i edit from the Lollipop account   on my phone, tablet, and laptop, all of which have touchscreens. However I do the vast majority of my editing on this desktop PC and all edits from the Soap account are from the PC.

try
Please don't remove definitions out of process (RfD or RfV). The wheels of our process grind slowly, but they do grind out bad definitions from the entries eventually. DCDuring TALK 13:43, 12 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Sorry. I didnt even realize that template linked to something. Soap 00:44, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

note to self
pą doesnt work??? Soap (talk) 12:28, 14 November 2012 (UTC)
 * Germanic etymology for fun contradicts itself. (The Appendix:Proto-Germanic/faimnijōn path says it's native, the fæmne path says it's borrowed from Latin.)
 * It doesn't actually contradict itself. Read it more carefully and you'll see. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 17:54, 3 January 2013 (UTC)
 * I dont see what you mean. In any case if you have to read carefully to find out what it means could it made simpler? Soap (talk) 04:51, 4 January 2013 (UTC)
 * Probably could be. I'm not very good at that, though. Basically, it's about the difference between "derived from" and "cognate to" (or "akin to"). —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 04:56, 4 January 2013 (UTC)

sopapa
Please be more careful. If you don't know anything about a language, don't add entries in it without double-checking. For example, the vast majority of Spanish nouns ending in -a are feminine, bot you marked this as masculine. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 00:20, 22 February 2013 (UTC)
 * Sorry, I copied it from another page and didnt realize that the m was a gender. Soap (talk) 00:48, 22 February 2013 (UTC)
 * Most such templates have documentation — see in this case. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 00:52, 22 February 2013 (UTC)

Babel
Could you add to your user page? I'd appreciate it. --Dan Polansky (talk) 17:27, 6 November 2013 (UTC)
 * ✅ But what is wrong with transcluding my userpage onto my talk page? Soap (talk) 02:00, 7 November 2013 (UTC)

mensiversary
Hello. I don't know about the etymology of that particular word, but mensual (for "monthly") does exist in English. It's old-fashioned and fairly rare, though. Equinox ◑ 19:30, 12 April 2014 (UTC)

kąpieluszka
Tbh, the first time I'd ever seen this word was thanks to you, and I'm native in Polish XD I would rather go for a simple portmanteau of kąpiel and pieluszka (tbh, it's pretty clever how it's been done, coz both of these words share the sequence "piel" and they together make sense semantically as a portmanteau, so thank you for bringing me into contact with this word!).
 * OK thanks for the reply. I'll let the etymology stay as it is for now, since as I said Slavic is out of my territory. Soap (talk) 18:17, 3 July 2019 (UTC)

parentification
Hi. How is your sense different from the existing sense? If a child must perform parental duties to the parent, then it is taking on the parent role. I don't see why we need two senses. Equinox ◑ 16:04, 19 February 2021 (UTC)

purposely, hopely
There's also apurpose but no "ahope". Equinox ◑ 11:08, 27 June 2022 (UTC)

visual editor
obviously the visual editor wouldnt exist if it was as bad as it seems to me, so i probably just missed something, but it seems to fail horribly with templates .... allowing ONLY pre-defined parameters, which means essentially no actual content ..... and to "require assistance" with citations for almost the opposite reason, so I think I might just switch back for now — Soap — 15:55, 6 July 2022 (UTC)
 * I promise I'll fix the problem with citations:ickle as soon as i figure it out. Im still getting used to this, and still having instances like right now where i get stuck in the source-mode editor and cant get the visual editor to load at all.— Soap — 14:10, 7 July 2022 (UTC)

Assigning definitions to adjectives/participles: reclining example
Our RfV discussion was getting a bit far removed from the specific words under RfV.

At Talk:reclining I have collected the most common collocations of reclining and grouped them. I think you would find that our existing adjective definitions are not adequate to cover all these attributive uses. Furthermore, I think it is difficult to cover all of these collocations with just one or two more definitions. Also reclining chair, for which some dictionaries have a separate entry, is not the best of examples for that very reason.

I think that we do well not to try to have separate adjective definitions unless the word actually meets some other adjectivity tests.

Similarly for noun PoSes for -ing-forms of verbs. One can almost always find over the last centuries someone who pluralized an -ing-form. That is an indication that it could be a true noun, but is not terribly strong evidence. DCDuring (talk) 16:02, 8 September 2022 (UTC)

 * Okay thank you. Im not used to discussions that move at this speed, and  I want to take at least a short break ... maybe two days ... and when I come back maybe I'll focus on the reclining question or see if anything new has come up on the RFV page.  I will say that to me the examples you posted on the talkpage are almost all adjectives, .... "reclining pulse rate" is clearly meant to be parsed as "pulse rate while [subject is] reclining", for example, and in other words "reclining" isnt modifying "pulse rate".  The simpler examples are definitely adjectives.  The way you word what you wrote Im not sure if you agree with me, disagree, or are not taking a side, but I appreciate you separating the discussion from the fast-moving RFV threads. Best regards, — Soap — 21:20, 8 September 2022 (UTC)

Consonants in a row
Is this helpful at all? . Currently times out, but a more thorough query of a database dump would be possible. 98.170.164.88 02:09, 6 November 2022 (UTC)
 * Ah yes, thank you. I might make two lists, or at least list more than one word for each consonant, since it looks like there's going to be more than I thought.  Or I might try to find examples with no reduplication at all (not even baby talk etc). Finnish papupata for example seems more impressive than apupappi which definitely incorporates baby talk. — Soap — 02:13, 6 November 2022 (UTC)

"remove template"
Why are you removing things you obviously don't understand?

There are two issues:
 * 1) In all the entries in question, some of the etymology templates had the wrong first parameter. The first parameter in these templates is the language code of the entry. People who doen't know this tend to copy the templates from other language sections without changing the first parameters to match the language sections they move them to. If they moved them from an Ancent Greek entry, the "grc" in the first parameter will add a category that starts with "Ancient Greek terms...". The way to fix this is to change the language code in the first parameter of any etymology template with a wrong first parameter: in Latin entries, change it to "la". In English entries, change it to "en". Replacing a template with text removes a potentially useful category, when you could have just replaced the language code. What's more, you left the wrong language codes in all of the other templates, so none of your removals accomplished anything.
 * 2) The root template is deliberately designed not to display anything. Its sole purpose is to add a category of the form "[language name from the first language code] terms derived from the [language name from the second language code] root [root name from the third parameter]". In the Albanian entry pishë, this template had "grc" in the first parameter, so it added the category Ancient Greek terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *peyh₂-, which I fixed by replacing the "grc" with "sq". There were also other templates with "grc" in the first parameter, so the main problem was still there. In the other ones you removed, they had the correct codes and had nothing to do with with the "Ancient Greek terms..." categories, which were still there after you "fixed" the entries.

All of the edits I undid removed information without correcting the problem that lead you to make the edits in the first place. If you had bothered to look at the documentation for the templates you would have known that. If you had even bothered to look at the categories after your edits, you would at least have seen that there was something that still needed to be fixed. You've been here for almost a decade and a half- you should know better by now. Chuck Entz (talk) 09:12, 3 December 2022 (UTC)

 * Okay, sorry for the trouble. I think my edits make perfect sense given what I had to work with, though.
 * In this edit, I brought the PIE part of the etymology in line with the proto-Germanic .... both just used the m template. I figured that that must be the proper way to list an etymology. Indeed, I'm still wondering if it is, since if it was wrong for me to remove the PIE template, should it not be also wrong to not have a proto-Germanic template? But I'll let it rest.
 * Thank you for telling me about the root template being invisible on purpose, but again, how was I to know? The documentation told me nothing of what you're saying, so again I think my edits removing the root templates made perfect sense based on the knowledge I had available.
 * In general, I'd say problems like this come up so often, even for experienced users, because our templates are very poorly documented and quite often what's going on under the hood is difficult or impossible to pin down because templates call on other templates, which often call on modules, which are impenetrable. Can we do better?  I can accept that it would require so much extra work to type out documentation on the rapidly changing templates that it would slow us down everywhere else, but the trade-off for that is problems like this, where new users who want to help out, and sometimes even well-seasoned users, are constantly making mistakes and creating more work for other people.
 * Again thank you for your message but I dont have much else to say. — Soap — 12:46, 3 December 2022 (UTC)

"The child that the couple had had had had had no breakfast."
I don't think this is right. It only works with four "had"s. Equinox ◑ 17:54, 31 December 2022 (UTC)
 * It would if you can describe the use of a surrogate mother to bear a child as "having the child had". I'm not sure that real people say that, though. Chuck Entz (talk) 19:54, 31 December 2022 (UTC)

 * I see. Giving the words in various orders may make it fractionally clearer then: "the X that Y had had had" implies that "Y'd had X had", or "having X had is what Y had done". Equinox ◑ 14:06, 4 January 2023 (UTC)

virilha
Re: Special:diff/71319415. AFAICT it is not for men only, despite the etymology, as the Portuguese Wikipedia article states "No Brasil a maioria das mulheres depila esta região por motivos estéticos e culturais.", and there are a bunch of search results on Google (including Books) for "virilha da mulher" and similar variations. 70.172.194.25 03:14, 18 February 2023 (UTC)

Admin
Hi Soap! You've been here for ages now, so I'd like to nominate you for adminship Van Man Fan (talk) 06:04, 25 March 2023 (UTC)

 * Im glad to see the adminship request process here is much more low-key and low-stress than it is on the English Wikipedia. It may be that the duties of adminship itself are less stressful than Wikipedia's as well.  However, while I'm glad you appreciate what I do here, I'm happy with things as they are now and don't feel the need to pursue additional responsibilities.  In general, I don't like change .... as a project, we've already outlasted many other online communities founded around the same time, and that is one big reason why I've stayed here so long.  I plan to stay here for many more years, as well, and hope to see you do the same.  Best wishes, — Soap — 07:19, 25 March 2023 (UTC)

‘Ploiță’
This dictionary does confirm your hypothesis: ‘small confections (like fine raindrops)’. I just hope this isn’t a case of folk etymology—the idea of naming candy after rain still isn’t very convincing to me.

As for the children’s songs, they have nothing to do with it—they use the word in its literal meaning (diminutive of ‘rain’). And them being Moldovan means nothing—it’s actually an Oltenian (southern) regionalism. --Biolongvistul (talk) 15:51, 15 April 2023 (UTC)
 * Thank you. I played all four songs, and they didnt sound alike, which is interesting, but it was clear, as you said, that they weren't singing about candies. — Soap — 13:06, 16 April 2023 (UTC)
 * Oof… really no need to subject yourself to that. —Biolongvistul (talk) 16:35, 16 April 2023 (UTC)

Metaknowledge
On User talk:Metaknowledge, i posted some questions / comments; you, Soap, replied that Metaknowledge had been inactiv for quite some time, and therefor likely wouldn't see my posts. Do you, Soap, hav anything to say about said comments to Metaknowledge? Solomonfromfinland (talk) 06:21, 7 May 2023 (UTC)
 * Sorry. I meant to get to this earlier, but I really cant think of anything else to add besides the one comment that I wrote there already. — Soap — 23:43, 21 May 2023 (UTC)

"an etymology is not [...] who coined it"
I disagree. Etymology dictionaries usually include who coins a term. We have for that; see Category:English coinages. J3133 (talk) 07:42, 23 May 2023 (UTC)

 * That sounds like scope creep to me .... we already have Wikipedia for that.
 * This may seem a rather clumsy reply since I just created gnomus last night and mentioned that it was coined in the Late Middle Ages by Paracelsus, but gnomus is a single word, with a traditional etymology behind it, and I think it's worth mentioning details precisely because the etymology is unknown. (Wikipedia suggests it may even be a copyist's error.)
 * I wrote an extension to  my edit summary's comment here.  I would have deleted the so-called etymology from that page as well if the entry as a whole were not up for deletion.  Likewise, with BeReal, i think the first part of the etymology belongs here:
 * From, intended as a play on words: its primary reference relates to its focus on users uploading unpolished photos, while also being a pun on the term.
 * But the second part does not:
 * The app was developed by Alexis Barreyat, a former employee of GoPro, and Kevin Perreau.
 * People who want to learn about the development history of the phone application already have Wikipedia just a click away. I'd rather keep our etymology sections simple, as some people claim they're too cluttered already.
 * Thanks, — Soap — 08:08, 23 May 2023 (UTC)
 * See . I am not referring to the history of an application, but the history/origin of a word. J3133 (talk) 08:21, 23 May 2023 (UTC)
 * Yes, Im going through the category right now. Most of them seem fine to me, because they're words with traditional etymologies where it is relevant to know the precise origin of the word.  There are some non-proper-noun entries there where I'd be in favor of removing the coinage template, though, such as micronova, where even Wikipedia treats it like a normal article and does not mention the YouTube channel that originated the term. — Soap — 08:25, 23 May 2023 (UTC)
 * Regarding WordPress, I stand by what I wrote. The etymology section is often the first thing people see when they load the page since it's at the top and a lot of users are on mobile where the screen is taller than wide. I dont have links handy, but I've seen people complain that the etymology section takes up too much space already, and while I think our etymology sections are mostly about the right size, they should be kept as concise as possible while giving only the most relevant information.  For proper nouns like WordPress, there is really no need for an etymology section at all unless the founders of the company specifically indicate that the name has a hidden meaning, as in the case of BeReal.  The etymology for WordPress that I deleted was
 * Released on May 27, 2003, by its founders, American developer Matt Mullenweg and English developer Mike Little.
 * To me this is encyclopedic information, not word history. If it belongs anywhere, it would be in the definition, but again, because Wikipedia is much more convenient for people looking to learn about a company, I don't think we need the information in our definition either.  — Soap — 08:34, 23 May 2023 (UTC)
 * I agree that the information you deleted is encyclopedic; however, I stand by the view, which has consensus, is included in our policy, and is followed by other dictionaries, that coinages are etymological information. J3133 (talk) 08:50, 23 May 2023 (UTC)
 * OK thanks, I understand now. I should have chosen a different edit summary or used a neutral summary and then a talkpage post. But this editor's pages have been seen by many other eyes, now, and the situation seems to be rather calm.  If I feel that it's important to remove any more encyclopedic information from etymology sections (whether from this user's pages or other ones like micronova), I'll make sure to clearly explain what I'm doing and why. — Soap — 11:42, 23 May 2023 (UTC)
 * The context from which a term emerged into shared usage is arguably more important than the individual who coined it, but the audience for which the coiner wrote can tell us something about that. DCDuring (talk) 12:57, 23 May 2023 (UTC)
 * @Soap: I have created a Tea room discussion regarding micronova: . I and others seem to think that it should not be removed. J3133 (talk) 10:07, 24 May 2023 (UTC)

on the rag
Your edit summary said: "no i dont think its a euphemism. and it could hardly be vulgar and euphemistic at the same time, right? "

Probably not to the same person and not simultaneously to all speakers, but people differ and not just denotations, but also connotations change. I don't know whether we can accommodate this well using our labels, but we do pretend try to be a historical dictionary addressing the needs of all those who try to use our services. DCDuring (talk) 11:21, 13 July 2023 (UTC)
 * I'd forgotten the term, but euphemism treadmill is relevant. DCDuring (talk) 11:24, 13 July 2023 (UTC)
 * I noticed as I was reading that Wikipedia also considers it a euphemism. It surprises me, but perhaps menstruation is so off-putting to some people that even a vulgar-sounding expression is better than the plain-spoken word menstruation and its cognates. — Soap — 11:25, 13 July 2023 (UTC)
 * I wouldn't count menstruation (or any 4-syllable Latinate word) as plain-spoken. "That time of the month" is more plain-spoken, though it evokes more consequence than cause. DCDuring (talk) 11:32, 13 July 2023 (UTC)
 * How about writing something such as vulgar, slang, sometimes euphemistic? — Soap — 11:27, 13 July 2023 (UTC)
 * Sure. Not perfect, but better and mercifully brief. DCDuring (talk) 11:32, 13 July 2023 (UTC)

computer problems
i will be mostly using the user:Lollipop acct until i can buy a new mouse. — Soap — 23:43, 26 September 2023 (UTC)
 * the problem seems to be a jumping cursor, and im worried it will turn out that the problem isnt the mouse. all i have to do is test the mouse on the laptop, but its physically difficult to reach. — Soap — 12:59, 27 September 2023 (UTC)
 * Ive somewhat adapted to this problem so far by being more careful with the mouse cursor but have not actually fixed it yet. — Soap — 14:42, 28 September 2023 (UTC)
 * What happened since then? Rodrigo5260 (talk) 19:27, 3 January 2024 (UTC)
 * To be honest I dont remember if I bought a new mouse, if there was a spare one sitting around, or if I managed to adapt to the jumping cursor. The last one is the least likely, because it was unpredictable.  In any case, Im doing okay now. Thanks, — Soap — 19:48, 3 January 2024 (UTC)

gay marriage is listed as something other than a collocation.
We list it as a usex linking to the page in gay (adj). I could change it easy-peasy to a collocation if you want. CitationsFreak (talk) 02:34, 2 October 2023 (UTC)

This was not a great edit
You defined an adjective as a noun. It was fine before! . Equinox ◑ 23:07, 19 April 2024 (UTC)
 * I apologize. I dont really remember what I was thinking. — Soap — 21:48, 20 April 2024 (UTC)

title: User talk:Soap


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reverberación

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) reverberation

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

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ʻAberahama

Proper noun

 * 1) Abraham

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axiom system

Noun

 * 1) A set of axioms or axiom schemata from which theorems can be derived.

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ʻAbela

Proper noun

 * 1) Abel

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ʻEleazara

Proper noun

 * 1) Eleazar

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Lazaro

Proper noun

 * 1) Lazarus

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Lazarus

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cazuela

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stewpot, casserole
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Pinehasa

Proper noun

 * 1)  Phinehas

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ʻEzera

Proper noun

 * 1) Ezra

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Terupaina

Proper noun

 * 1) Tryphena

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Zipora

Proper noun

 * 1) Zipporah

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Doreka

Proper noun

 * 1) Dorcas

title: Doreka


text: flopées

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legendaren

Adjective

 * 1) legendary

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Loisa

Etymology
Possibly from a vernacular form of.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Lois

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Lota

Hyponyms

 * - type species, - other species

Proper noun

 * 1) Lot

Derived terms

 * Loka

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Perisekila

Proper noun

 * 1)  Priscilla

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רהיטות

Noun

 * 1) fluency (in speech, etc.).
 * 2) clarity, clearness.

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entant

Adverb

 * 1) while, meanwhile

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enté

Verb

 * 1) to graft

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ʻApela

Etymology
Vernacular form of the biblical.

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indign

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from +.

Adjective

 * 1)  Unworthy, undeserving.
 * 2)  disgraceful
 * 3)  unbecoming
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ʻApelahama

Etymology
Vernacular form of the biblical.

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title: entât


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ʻEleakala

Etymology
Vernacular form of the biblical.

title: ʻEleakala


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Lakalo

Etymology
Vernacular form of the biblical.

title: Lakalo


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title: influençai


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influença

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) influenza

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Pinehaka

Etymology
Vernacular form of the biblical.

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caressant

Adjective

 * 1) cuddly
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caressé

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to caress

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text: lovant

title: lovant


text: lovons

title: lovons


text:
lovez

Etymology
.

title: lovez


text: lovent

title: lovent


text: lovais

title: lovais


text: lovait

title: lovait


text: lovions

title: lovions


text: loviez

title: loviez


text: lovaient

title: lovaient


text: lovai

title: lovai


text: broncografie

title: broncografie


text: broncogrammi

title: broncogrammi


text: broncolitici

title: broncolitici


text: lovâmes

title: lovâmes


text: broncopleuriti

title: broncopleuriti


text: lovâtes

title: lovâtes


text: broncorragie

title: broncorragie


text: lovèrent

title: lovèrent


text: broncotomie

title: broncotomie


text:
Loika

Etymology
Vernacular form of the biblical.

title: Loika


text: loverai

title: loverai


text: broncoalveoliti

title: broncoalveoliti


text: loveras

title: loveras


text: broncomalacie

title: broncomalacie


text: lovera

title: lovera


text: loverons

title: loverons


text: broncolitica

title: broncolitica


text: loverez

title: loverez


text: broncolitiche

title: broncolitiche


text: loveront

title: loveront


text: broncogena

title: broncogena


text: broncogeni

title: broncogeni


text: loverais

title: loverais


text: broncogene

title: broncogene


text: loverait

title: loverait


text: broncopneumonica

title: broncopneumonica


text: loverions

title: loverions


text: broncopneumonici

title: broncopneumonici


text: broncopneumoniche

title: broncopneumoniche


text: loveriez

title: loveriez


text: pneumonica

title: pneumonica


text: loveraient

title: loveraient


text: pneumonici

title: pneumonici


text: pneumoniche

title: pneumoniche


text: lovasse

title: lovasse


text: broncospastica

title: broncospastica


text: lovasses

title: lovasses


text: broncospastici

title: broncospastici


text: broncospastiche

title: broncospastiche


text: lovât

title: lovât


text: broncoscopica

title: broncoscopica


text: lovassions

title: lovassions


text: broncoscopici

title: broncoscopici


text: broncoscopiche

title: broncoscopiche


text: lovassiez

title: lovassiez


text: broncoalveolari

title: broncoalveolari


text: lovassent

title: lovassent


text: broncoprotettiva

title: broncoprotettiva


text: dispatchant

title: dispatchant


text: broncoprotettivi

title: broncoprotettivi


text:
Kelupaina

Etymology
Vernacular form of the biblical.

title: Kelupaina


text: broncoprotettive

title: broncoprotettive


text: dispatché

title: dispatché


text: dispatche

title: dispatche


text:
User talk:Aleksandre kandilarov

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title: User talk:Aleksandre kandilarov


text: dispatchons

title: dispatchons


text: dispatchez

title: dispatchez


text: dispatchent

title: dispatchent


text: dispatchais

title: dispatchais


text: dispatchait

title: dispatchait


text: dispatchions

title: dispatchions


text: dispatchiez

title: dispatchiez


text: dispatchaient

title: dispatchaient


text: dispatchai

title: dispatchai


text: dispatchas

title: dispatchas


text: dispatcha

title: dispatcha


text: dispatchâmes

title: dispatchâmes


text: dispatchâtes

title: dispatchâtes


text: dispatchèrent

title: dispatchèrent


text: dispatcherai

title: dispatcherai


text: dispatcheras

title: dispatcheras


text: dispatchera

title: dispatchera


text: dispatcherons

title: dispatcherons


text: dispatcherez

title: dispatcherez


text: dispatcheront

title: dispatcheront


text:
Kipola

Etymology
Vernacular form of the biblical.

title: Kipola


text: dispatcherais

title: dispatcherais


text: dispatcherait

title: dispatcherait


text: dispatcherions

title: dispatcherions


text: dispatcheriez

title: dispatcheriez


text: dispatcheraient

title: dispatcheraient


text: dispatchasse

title: dispatchasse


text: dispatchasses

title: dispatchasses


text: dispatchât

title: dispatchât


text: dispatchassions

title: dispatchassions


text: dispatchassiez

title: dispatchassiez


text: dispatchassent

title: dispatchassent


text:
disciplinant

Noun

 * 1) One who subjects themselves to a certain discipline.
 * 2)  A member of an order of Spanish flagellants.

title: disciplinant


text: disciplinons

title: disciplinons


text:
Pelekila

Etymology
Contraction of the biblical.

title: Pelekila


text: disciplinez

title: disciplinez


text: disciplinent

title: disciplinent


text: disciplinais

title: disciplinais


text: disciplinait

title: disciplinait


text: disciplinions

title: disciplinions


text: discipliniez

title: discipliniez


text: disciplinaient

title: disciplinaient


text: disciplinâmes

title: disciplinâmes


text: disciplinâtes

title: disciplinâtes


text: disciplinèrent

title: disciplinèrent


text: disciplineras

title: disciplineras


text: disciplinera

title: disciplinera


text:
batimetria

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bathymetry

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bathymetry the measurement of the depths of the seas

title: batimetria


text: disciplinerons

title: disciplinerons


text: disciplinerez

title: disciplinerez


text: disciplineront

title: disciplineront


text: disciplinerais

title: disciplinerais


text: disciplinerait

title: disciplinerait


text: disciplinerions

title: disciplinerions


text: disciplineriez

title: disciplineriez


text: disciplineraient

title: disciplineraient


text: disciplinasses

title: disciplinasses


text: disciplinât

title: disciplinât


text: disciplinassions

title: disciplinassions


text:
batimetrico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  bathymetric

title: batimetrico


text: disciplinassiez

title: disciplinassiez


text: disciplinassent

title: disciplinassent


text:
Koleka

Etymology
Vernacular form of the biblical.

title: Koleka


text: assignant

title: assignant


text:
assigné

Adjective

 * 1) assigned

title: assigné


text: assigne

title: assigne


text: assignes

title: assignes


text: assignons

title: assignons


text: assignez

title: assignez


text: assignent

title: assignent


text: assignais

title: assignais


text:
batimetro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sounding, fathoming

title: batimetro


text: assignait

title: assignait


text: assignions

title: assignions


text: assigniez

title: assigniez


text: assignaient

title: assignaient


text: assignai

title: assignai


text: assignas

title: assignas


text:
Kōleka

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Kōleka


text: assigna

title: assigna


text: assignâmes

title: assignâmes


text: assignâtes

title: assignâtes


text: assignèrent

title: assignèrent


text: assignerai

title: assignerai


text: assigneras

title: assigneras


text: assignera

title: assignera


text: assignerons

title: assignerons


text: assignerez

title: assignerez


text: assigneront

title: assigneront


text: assignerais

title: assignerais


text: assignerait

title: assignerait


text:
batinauta

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bathynaut (explorer of the deep sea)

title: batinauta


text: assignerions

title: assignerions


text: assigneriez

title: assigneriez


text: assigneraient

title: assigneraient


text: assignasse

title: assignasse


text: assignasses

title: assignasses


text: assignât

title: assignât


text: assignassions

title: assignassions


text: assignassiez

title: assignassiez


text: Dìqiú

title: Dìqiú


text: assignassent

title: assignassent


text: redressant

title: redressant


text: redressé

title: redressé


text:
redresse

Etymology 1
Borrowed from ; compare.

Noun

 * 1) redress, recompense
 * 2) correction, reproval
 * 3) relief removal of stress
 * 4)  answer, resolution

title: redresse


text: redressons

title: redressons


text: redressez

title: redressez


text: redressent

title: redressent


text: redressais

title: redressais


text:
batiscafo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bathyscaphe

Noun

 * 1) bathyscaphe self-propelled deep-sea submersible

Noun

 * 1) bathyscaphe self-propelled deep-sea submersible

title: batiscafo


text: redressait

title: redressait


text: redressions

title: redressions


text: redressiez

title: redressiez


text: redressaient

title: redressaient


text: redressai

title: redressai


text: redressas

title: redressas


text: redressa

title: redressa


text: redressâmes

title: redressâmes


text: redressâtes

title: redressâtes


text: redressèrent

title: redressèrent


text: redresserai

title: redresserai


text: redresseras

title: redresseras


text: redressera

title: redressera


text:
batisfera

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bathysphere

title: batisfera


text: redresserons

title: redresserons


text: redresserez

title: redresserez


text: redresseront

title: redresseront


text: redresserais

title: redresserais


text: redresserait

title: redresserait


text: redresserions

title: redresserions


text: batisteo

title: batisteo


text: redresseriez

title: redresseriez


text: redresseraient

title: redresseraient


text: redressasse

title: redressasse


text: redressasses

title: redressasses


text: redressât

title: redressât


text: redressassions

title: redressassions


text: redressassiez

title: redressassiez


text: redressassent

title: redressassent


text: abjurant

title: abjurant


text: abjurons

title: abjurons


text: abjurez

title: abjurez


text: abjurent

title: abjurent


text: abjurais

title: abjurais


text: abjurait

title: abjurait


text: abjurions

title: abjurions


text: abjuriez

title: abjuriez


text: abjuraient

title: abjuraient


text: abjurai

title: abjurai


text:
glottocronologia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) glottochronology

title: glottocronologia


text: abjurâmes

title: abjurâmes


text: abjurâtes

title: abjurâtes


text: abjurèrent

title: abjurèrent


text: abjurerai

title: abjurerai


text: abjureras

title: abjureras


text: abjurera

title: abjurera


text: abjurerons

title: abjurerons


text: abjurerez

title: abjurerez


text: abjureront

title: abjureront


text: abjurerais

title: abjurerais


text: abjurerait

title: abjurerait


text: abjurerions

title: abjurerions


text: abjureriez

title: abjureriez


text: abjureraient

title: abjureraient


text: abjurasse

title: abjurasse


text: abjurasses

title: abjurasses


text: abjurât

title: abjurât


text: abjurassions

title: abjurassions


text: abjurassiez

title: abjurassiez


text: abjurassent

title: abjurassent


text:
gnomologia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sententious eloquence

title: gnomologia


text: imaginons

title: imaginons


text: imaginez

title: imaginez


text: imaginent

title: imaginent


text: imaginait

title: imaginait


text: imaginions

title: imaginions


text: imaginiez

title: imaginiez


text: imaginaient

title: imaginaient


text: imaginai

title: imaginai


text: imaginâmes

title: imaginâmes


text: imaginâtes

title: imaginâtes


text: imaginèrent

title: imaginèrent


text: imaginerai

title: imaginerai


text: imagineras

title: imagineras


text: imaginera

title: imaginera


text:
Kilikina

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Kilikina


text: imaginerons

title: imaginerons


text: imaginerez

title: imaginerez


text: imagineront

title: imagineront


text: imaginerais

title: imaginerais


text: imaginerait

title: imaginerait


text: imaginerions

title: imaginerions


text: imagineriez

title: imagineriez


text: imagineraient

title: imagineraient


text: imaginasse

title: imaginasse


text: imaginasses

title: imaginasses


text: imaginât

title: imaginât


text: imaginassions

title: imaginassions


text: imaginassiez

title: imaginassiez


text: imaginassent

title: imaginassent


text: Kikilia

title: Kikilia


text: affectant

title: affectant


text:
affecte

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) with affection, deeply

title: affecte


text: affectes

title: affectes


text: affectons

title: affectons


text: affectez

title: affectez


text: affectent

title: affectent


text: affectais

title: affectais


text:
grafologie

Noun

 * 1) graphology

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) graphology

title: grafologie


text: affectait

title: affectait


text: affectiez

title: affectiez


text: affectaient

title: affectaient


text: affectai

title: affectai


text: affectas

title: affectas


text: affecta

title: affecta


text: affectâmes

title: affectâmes


text: affectâtes

title: affectâtes


text: affectèrent

title: affectèrent


text: affecterai

title: affecterai


text: affecteras

title: affecteras


text: affectera

title: affectera


text: affecterons

title: affecterons


text: affecterez

title: affecterez


text: affecteront

title: affecteront


text: affecterais

title: affecterais


text: affecterait

title: affecterait


text: affecterions

title: affecterions


text: affecteriez

title: affecteriez


text: affecteraient

title: affecteraient


text: affectasse

title: affectasse


text: affectasses

title: affectasses


text: affectât

title: affectât


text: affectassions

title: affectassions


text: affectassiez

title: affectassiez


text: affectassent

title: affectassent


text: déplorant

title: déplorant


text: déploré

title: déploré


text: déplore

title: déplore


text: déplores

title: déplores


text: déplorons

title: déplorons


text: déplorez

title: déplorez


text: déplorent

title: déplorent


text: déplorais

title: déplorais


text: déplorait

title: déplorait


text: déplorions

title: déplorions


text: déploriez

title: déploriez


text: déploraient

title: déploraient


text: déplorai

title: déplorai


text: déploras

title: déploras


text: déplora

title: déplora


text: déplorâmes

title: déplorâmes


text: déplorâtes

title: déplorâtes


text: déplorèrent

title: déplorèrent


text: déplorerai

title: déplorerai


text: déploreras

title: déploreras


text: déplorera

title: déplorera


text: déplorerons

title: déplorerons


text: déplorerez

title: déplorerez


text: déploreront

title: déploreront


text: déplorerais

title: déplorerais


text: déplorerait

title: déplorerait


text: déplorerions

title: déplorerions


text: déploreriez

title: déploreriez


text: déploreraient

title: déploreraient


text: déplorasse

title: déplorasse


text: déplorasses

title: déplorasses


text: déplorât

title: déplorât


text: déplorassions

title: déplorassions


text: déplorassiez

title: déplorassiez


text: déplorassent

title: déplorassent


text:
grossissant

Adjective

 * 1) increasing
 * 2) magnifying
 * 3) fattening
 * 1) fattening

title: grossissant


text: grossis

title: grossis


text: grossit

title: grossit


text: grossissons

title: grossissons


text: grossissez

title: grossissez


text: grossissent

title: grossissent


text: grossissais

title: grossissais


text: grossissait

title: grossissait


text: grossissions

title: grossissions


text: grossissiez

title: grossissiez


text: grossissaient

title: grossissaient


text: grossîmes

title: grossîmes


text: grossîtes

title: grossîtes


text: grossirent

title: grossirent


text: grossirai

title: grossirai


text: grossiras

title: grossiras


text: grossira

title: grossira


text: grossirons

title: grossirons


text: grossirez

title: grossirez


text: grossiront

title: grossiront


text:
User talk:Prajakta pathare

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title: User talk:Prajakta pathare


text: grossirais

title: grossirais


text: grossirait

title: grossirait


text: grossirions

title: grossirions


text: grossiriez

title: grossiriez


text: grossiraient

title: grossiraient


text: grossisse

title: grossisse


text: grossisses

title: grossisses


text: grossît

title: grossît


text: blottissant

title: blottissant


text: blotti

title: blotti


text: blottis

title: blottis


text: blottit

title: blottit


text: blottissons

title: blottissons


text: blottissez

title: blottissez


text: blottissent

title: blottissent


text: blottissais

title: blottissais


text: blottissait

title: blottissait


text:
User talk:Noetica

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title: User talk:Noetica


text: blottissions

title: blottissions


text: blottissiez

title: blottissiez


text: blottissaient

title: blottissaient


text: blottîmes

title: blottîmes


text: blottîtes

title: blottîtes


text: blottirent

title: blottirent


text: blottirai

title: blottirai


text: blottiras

title: blottiras


text: blottira

title: blottira


text: blottirons

title: blottirons


text: blottirez

title: blottirez


text: blottiront

title: blottiront


text: blottirais

title: blottirais


text: blottirait

title: blottirait


text: blottirions

title: blottirions


text: blottiriez

title: blottiriez


text: blottiraient

title: blottiraient


text: blottisse

title: blottisse


text: blottisses

title: blottisses


text: blottît

title: blottît


text: épandant

title: épandant


text:
épandu

Adjective

 * 1) spread

title: épandu


text: épands

title: épands


text: épand

title: épand


text: épandons

title: épandons


text: épandez

title: épandez


text: épandent

title: épandent


text: épandais

title: épandais


text: épandait

title: épandait


text: épandions

title: épandions


text: épandiez

title: épandiez


text: épandaient

title: épandaient


text: épandis

title: épandis


text: épandit

title: épandit


text: épandîmes

title: épandîmes


text: épandîtes

title: épandîtes


text: épandirent

title: épandirent


text: épandrai

title: épandrai


text: épandras

title: épandras


text: épandra

title: épandra


text: épandrons

title: épandrons


text: épandrez

title: épandrez


text: épandront

title: épandront


text: épandrais

title: épandrais


text:
konstantní

Adjective

 * 1) constant, invariant, invariable

Related terms

 * See

title: konstantní


text: épandrait

title: épandrait


text: épandrions

title: épandrions


text: épandriez

title: épandriez


text: épandraient

title: épandraient


text: épande

title: épande


text: épandes

title: épandes


text: épandisse

title: épandisse


text: épandisses

title: épandisses


text: épandît

title: épandît


text: épandissions

title: épandissions


text: épandissiez

title: épandissiez


text: épandissent

title: épandissent


text:
jaillissant

Adjective

 * 1) gushing, springing

title: jaillissant


text: jailli

title: jailli


text: jaillis

title: jaillis


text: jaillit

title: jaillit


text: jaillissons

title: jaillissons


text: jaillissez

title: jaillissez


text: jaillissent

title: jaillissent


text: jaillissais

title: jaillissais


text: jaillissait

title: jaillissait


text: jaillissions

title: jaillissions


text: jaillissiez

title: jaillissiez


text: jaillissaient

title: jaillissaient


text: jaillîmes

title: jaillîmes


text: jaillîtes

title: jaillîtes


text: jaillirent

title: jaillirent


text: jaillirai

title: jaillirai


text: jailliras

title: jailliras


text: jaillira

title: jaillira


text: jaillirons

title: jaillirons


text: jaillirez

title: jaillirez


text: jailliront

title: jailliront


text: jaillirais

title: jaillirais


text: jaillirait

title: jaillirait


text: jaillirions

title: jaillirions


text: jailliriez

title: jailliriez


text: jailliraient

title: jailliraient


text: jaillisse

title: jaillisse


text: jaillisses

title: jaillisses


text: jaillît

title: jaillît


text: justifiant

title: justifiant


text: justifions

title: justifions


text: justifiez

title: justifiez


text: justifient

title: justifient


text: justifiais

title: justifiais


text: justifiait

title: justifiait


text: justifiions

title: justifiions


text: justifiiez

title: justifiiez


text: justifiaient

title: justifiaient


text: justifiai

title: justifiai


text: justifias

title: justifias


text: justifia

title: justifia


text: justifiâmes

title: justifiâmes


text: justifiâtes

title: justifiâtes


text: justifièrent

title: justifièrent


text: justifierai

title: justifierai


text: justifieras

title: justifieras


text: justifiera

title: justifiera


text: justifierons

title: justifierons


text: justifierez

title: justifierez


text: justifieront

title: justifieront


text: justifierais

title: justifierais


text: justifierait

title: justifierait


text: justifierions

title: justifierions


text: justifieriez

title: justifieriez


text: justifieraient

title: justifieraient


text: justifiasse

title: justifiasse


text: justifiasses

title: justifiasses


text: justifiât

title: justifiât


text: justifiassions

title: justifiassions


text: justifiassiez

title: justifiassiez


text: justifiassent

title: justifiassent


text: parachutant

title: parachutant


text: parachuté

title: parachuté


text: parachutons

title: parachutons


text: parachutez

title: parachutez


text: parachutent

title: parachutent


text: parachutais

title: parachutais


text: parachutait

title: parachutait


text: parachutions

title: parachutions


text: parachutiez

title: parachutiez


text: parachutaient

title: parachutaient


text: parachutai

title: parachutai


text: parachutas

title: parachutas


text: parachuta

title: parachuta


text: parachutâmes

title: parachutâmes


text: parachutâtes

title: parachutâtes


text: parachutèrent

title: parachutèrent


text: parachuterai

title: parachuterai


text: parachuteras

title: parachuteras


text: parachutera

title: parachutera


text: parachuterons

title: parachuterons


text: parachuterez

title: parachuterez


text: parachuteront

title: parachuteront


text: parachuterais

title: parachuterais


text: parachuterait

title: parachuterait


text: parachuterions

title: parachuterions


text: parachuteriez

title: parachuteriez


text: parachuteraient

title: parachuteraient


text: parachutasse

title: parachutasse


text: parachutasses

title: parachutasses


text: parachutât

title: parachutât


text: parachutassions

title: parachutassions


text: parachutassiez

title: parachutassiez


text: parachutassent

title: parachutassent


text:
Kopaea

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Kopaea


text: privilégiant

title: privilégiant


text: privilégie

title: privilégie


text: privilégies

title: privilégies


text: privilégions

title: privilégions


text: privilégiez

title: privilégiez


text: privilégient

title: privilégient


text: privilégiais

title: privilégiais


text: privilégiait

title: privilégiait


text: privilégiions

title: privilégiions


text: privilégiiez

title: privilégiiez


text: privilégiaient

title: privilégiaient


text: privilégiai

title: privilégiai


text: privilégias

title: privilégias


text: privilégia

title: privilégia


text: privilégiâmes

title: privilégiâmes


text: privilégiâtes

title: privilégiâtes


text: privilégièrent

title: privilégièrent


text: privilégierai

title: privilégierai


text: privilégieras

title: privilégieras


text: privilégiera

title: privilégiera


text: privilégierons

title: privilégierons


text: privilégierez

title: privilégierez


text: privilégieront

title: privilégieront


text: privilégierais

title: privilégierais


text: privilégierait

title: privilégierait


text: privilégierions

title: privilégierions


text: privilégieriez

title: privilégieriez


text: privilégieraient

title: privilégieraient


text: privilégiasse

title: privilégiasse


text: privilégiasses

title: privilégiasses


text: privilégiât

title: privilégiât


text: privilégiassions

title: privilégiassions


text: privilégiassiez

title: privilégiassiez


text: privilégiassent

title: privilégiassent


text:
Keleka

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Keleka


text: revendant

title: revendant


text: revends

title: revends


text:
revend

Etymology
From, from , from +. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * : to sell again.
 * : to sell back to the original vendor.

title: revend


text: revendons

title: revendons


text: revendez

title: revendez


text: revendent

title: revendent


text: revendais

title: revendais


text: revendait

title: revendait


text: revendions

title: revendions


text: revendiez

title: revendiez


text: revendaient

title: revendaient


text: revendis

title: revendis


text: revendit

title: revendit


text: revendîmes

title: revendîmes


text: revendîtes

title: revendîtes


text: revendirent

title: revendirent


text: revendrai

title: revendrai


text: revendras

title: revendras


text: revendra

title: revendra


text: revendrons

title: revendrons


text: revendrez

title: revendrez


text: revendront

title: revendront


text: revendrais

title: revendrais


text: revendrait

title: revendrait


text: revendrions

title: revendrions


text: revendriez

title: revendriez


text: revendraient

title: revendraient


text: revendisse

title: revendisse


text: revendisses

title: revendisses


text: revendît

title: revendît


text: revendissions

title: revendissions


text: revendissiez

title: revendissiez


text: revendissent

title: revendissent


text:
recommençant

Noun

 * 1) returnee (person who left a religion, then returned)

title: recommençant


text:
Kelekia

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Kelekia


text:
recommencé

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to recommence

title: recommencé


text: recommençons

title: recommençons


text: recommencez

title: recommencez


text: recommencent

title: recommencent


text: recommençais

title: recommençais


text: recommençait

title: recommençait


text: recommencions

title: recommencions


text: recommenciez

title: recommenciez


text: recommençaient

title: recommençaient


text: recommençai

title: recommençai


text: recommenças

title: recommenças


text: recommençâmes

title: recommençâmes


text: recommençâtes

title: recommençâtes


text: recommencèrent

title: recommencèrent


text: recommencerai

title: recommencerai


text: recommenceras

title: recommenceras


text: recommencera

title: recommencera


text: recommencerons

title: recommencerons


text: recommencerez

title: recommencerez


text: recommenceront

title: recommenceront


text: recommencerais

title: recommencerais


text: recommencerait

title: recommencerait


text: recommencerions

title: recommencerions


text: recommenceriez

title: recommenceriez


text: recommenceraient

title: recommenceraient


text: recommençasse

title: recommençasse


text: recommençasses

title: recommençasses


text: recommençât

title: recommençât


text: recommençassions

title: recommençassions


text: recommençassiez

title: recommençassiez


text: recommençassent

title: recommençassent


text: immergeant

title: immergeant


text:
immergé

Adjective

 * 1) immersed

title: immergé


text: immerges

title: immerges


text: immergeons

title: immergeons


text: immergez

title: immergez


text: immergent

title: immergent


text: immergeais

title: immergeais


text: immergeait

title: immergeait


text: immergions

title: immergions


text: immergiez

title: immergiez


text: immergeaient

title: immergeaient


text: immergeai

title: immergeai


text: immergeas

title: immergeas


text: immergea

title: immergea


text: immergeâmes

title: immergeâmes


text: immergeâtes

title: immergeâtes


text: immergèrent

title: immergèrent


text: profetien

title: profetien


text: immergeras

title: immergeras


text: immergera

title: immergera


text: profetier

title: profetier


text: immergerons

title: immergerons


text: immergerez

title: immergerez


text: profetierne

title: profetierne


text: immergeront

title: immergeront


text: immergerais

title: immergerais


text: immergerait

title: immergerait


text: immergerions

title: immergerions


text: profetis

title: profetis


text: immergeriez

title: immergeriez


text: immergeraient

title: immergeraient


text: profetiens

title: profetiens


text: immergeasse

title: immergeasse


text: immergeasses

title: immergeasses


text: immergeât

title: immergeât


text: profetiers

title: profetiers


text: immergeassions

title: immergeassions


text: immergeassiez

title: immergeassiez


text: profetiernes

title: profetiernes


text: immergeassent

title: immergeassent


text: sous-entendant

title: sous-entendant


text: sous-entends

title: sous-entends


text: sous-entend

title: sous-entend


text: sous-entendons

title: sous-entendons


text: sous-entendez

title: sous-entendez


text: sous-entendent

title: sous-entendent


text: sous-entendais

title: sous-entendais


text: sous-entendait

title: sous-entendait


text: sous-entendions

title: sous-entendions


text: sous-entendiez

title: sous-entendiez


text: sous-entendaient

title: sous-entendaient


text: sous-entendis

title: sous-entendis


text: sous-entendit

title: sous-entendit


text: sous-entendîmes

title: sous-entendîmes


text: sous-entendîtes

title: sous-entendîtes


text: sous-entendirent

title: sous-entendirent


text: sous-entendrai

title: sous-entendrai


text: sous-entendras

title: sous-entendras


text: sous-entendra

title: sous-entendra


text: sous-entendrons

title: sous-entendrons


text: sous-entendrez

title: sous-entendrez


text: sous-entendront

title: sous-entendront


text: sous-entendrais

title: sous-entendrais


text: sous-entendrait

title: sous-entendrait


text: sous-entendrions

title: sous-entendrions


text: sous-entendriez

title: sous-entendriez


text: sous-entendraient

title: sous-entendraient


text: sous-entende

title: sous-entende


text: sous-entendes

title: sous-entendes


text: sous-entendisse

title: sous-entendisse


text: sous-entendisses

title: sous-entendisses


text: sous-entendît

title: sous-entendît


text: sous-entendissions

title: sous-entendissions


text: sous-entendissiez

title: sous-entendissiez


text: sous-entendissent

title: sous-entendissent


text:
Talk:bank

Why are there other (non-english) languages here?
I may have misunderstood how wiktionary works. But why are there sections here for Danish, Swedish, etc? Should these not be in the dictionaries for those languages? I suggest deleting these sections. Any objections? --Winterstein 15:33, 18 August 2009 (UTC)

 * Strong objection. You misunderstood how Wiktionary works. The spelling "bank" in Roman letters is shared by many languages, they all can be here with different headings and the information related to that language. Links from other pages or external links should to the appropriate language. Dictionaries in other languages work the same way or intended to work the same way. Danish, Swedish will have English, Danish, Swedish, etc. languages. Hope this helps and welcome to Wiktionary :). Anatoli 23:13, 18 August 2009 (UTC)

bank bill
Chambers 1908 defines bank bill as "a bill drawn by one bank upon another, payable at a future date, or on demand". What's that? Sounds like a cheque to me, maybe. Equinox ◑ 13:33, 4 November 2018 (UTC)

Same as banknote (piece of paper money)
 * See also https://www.oed.com/oed2/00017299 --Backinstadiums (talk) 12:10, 22 May 2020 (UTC)

 * Oh, so it's just a bill (what Americans call a note or banknote). Okay. I don't think these days we would think of a bill/note as being paper drawn by one bank on another... we would think of some sort of state backing. Equinox ◑ 05:07, 31 May 2020 (UTC)

make bank
https://slangit.com/meaning/making_bank --Backinstadiums (talk) 12:05, 22 May 2020 (UTC)

Odd transitive use seen today: to bank a person
This news article quotes some (alleged) internal meeting minutes from Coutts bank regarding Nigel Farage, stating: "The committee did not think continuing to bank NF was compatible with Coutts given his publicly-stated views that were at odds with our position as an inclusive organisation." Equinox ◑ 23:31, 18 July 2023 (UTC)

Possible obsolete slang verb senses
John Camden Hotten's Slang Dictionary (1873) defines bank as (i) to put in a place of safety ("bank the rag", i.e., secure the note); and (ii) to go shares. Equinox ◑ 17:08, 11 April 2024 (UTC)

title: Talk:bank


text:
step ladder

Noun

 * 1) A ladder with steps or treads instead of rungs that is hinged in the middle to form an inverted V, with stays to keep the two halves at a fixed angle.
 * 2)  The player over whom another player marks to take a spectacular mark.

Translations

 * Belarusian: драбі́ны
 * Bulgarian: подвижна стълба
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 人字梯, 扶梯級
 * Czech:
 * Danish: trappestige
 * Dutch:, huishoudtrap
 * Esperanto: ŝtupeskalo
 * Finnish: taloustikkaat, keittiötikkaat
 * French:
 * Galician:
 * German: Stufenleiter, Stehleiter,, Leitertritt, ,
 * Hebrew: דרגרג
 * Hungarian: kislétra, háztartási létra,
 * Irish: dréimire taca
 * Italian:, , scala a libretto
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Manx: aarey fillit
 * Navajo: haazʼéí
 * Norwegian: gardintrapp
 * Nynorsk: gardintrapp
 * Polish: składana drabinka, taboret składany
 * Portuguese:
 * Romanian: scară cu trepte
 * Russian: ,
 * Spanish: escalerilla, escalera de tijeras, escalera doble
 * Swedish: trappstege
 * Turkish: ayaklı merdiven, seyyar merdiven
 * Ukrainian: стрем'я́нка, розсувна драбина
 * Welsh: camfa ysgol

title: step ladder


text:
User:Winterstein

Mathematician, AI expert and occasional writer based in Edinburgh, UK.

Company website:

Blog:

Personal website:

title: User:Winterstein


text:
Talk:Pullover

Shouldn't this and pullover be the same article? Seeing that they both contain the same information.

 * No, Pullover is German, pullover is English. Our entries are case-sensitive and we don’t mix them into one page. —Stephen 19:26, 19 August 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:Pullover


text:
openbaring

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) Revelation (dramatic disclosure).

title: openbaring


text:
revolutie

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) Revolution sudden change; upheaval, putsch.
 * Castro kwam aan de macht door middel van een revolutie.
 * Castro came into power through a revolution.
 * Het internet heeft voor een revolutie gezorgd in mijn vakgebied.
 * The internet brought about a revolution in my line of work.
 * , complete turn across an orbit or around an axis
 * , complete turn across an orbit or around an axis

title: revolutie


text:
γονείς

Noun

 * 1)  parents

title: γονείς


text:
štafle

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) step ladder

title: štafle


text:
κολοκυθιά

Noun

 * 1) squash plant (yielding: marrow, courgette, pumpkin, etc)
 * 2) a children's game

title: κολοκυθιά


text:
覚醒剤

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1)  a psychoactive drug that stimulates the nervous system, temporarily affecting mental or physical ability: a stimulant
 * 2)  a stimulating drug in the amine family, such as amphetamine or methamphetamine

title: 覚醒剤


text:
総選挙

Noun

 * 1)  an election held when the term for a member of the house ends or when the Diet is dissolved; a general election

title: 総選挙


text:
cathartine

Noun

 * 1) A hypothetical substance formerly imagined to cause the bitterness and purgativeness of the dried leaves or pods of senna plants.

title: cathartine


text:
pripona

Noun

 * 1) suffix

title: pripona


text:
predpona

Noun

 * 1) prefix

title: predpona


text:
与党

Etymology
→.

Noun

 * 1) the ruling political party

title: 与党


text: Category:ang:Grammar

title: Category:ang:Grammar


text:
מלח לימון

Noun
(literally lemon salt)

 * 1) citric acid

title: מלח לימון


text:
благославям

Etymology
From, itself a calque of.

Verb

 * 1)  to bless

title: благославям


text:
благословя

Etymology
From, itself a calque of.

Verb

 * 1)  to bless

title: благословя


text:
gefegnes

Noun

 * 1) an association; joining, joint, conjunction
 * 2)  a conjunction
 * 3) companionship

title: gefegnes


text:
wordmittung

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a similitude, literary comparison, collection
 * 2) a bringing together; collation

title: wordmittung


text:
слънце

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) sun
 * 2)  central star of a solar system

title: слънце


text: møen

title: møen


text: møer

title: møer


text: møerne

title: møerne


text:
møs

Noun

 * 1)  kiss

title: møs


text: møens

title: møens


text: møers

title: møers


text: møernes

title: møernes


text:
слънчев

Etymology
Conflation of and  (the later in view of the dialectal form ). Equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  sun; solar
 * 2)  sunny, bright
 * 1)  sunny, bright
 * 1)  sunny, bright

title: слънчев


text:
слънчевост

Noun

 * 1)  sunniness

title: слънчевост


text:
methodize

Verb

 * 1)  To make orderly or methodical; to arrange in a systematic manner.
 * 2)  To convert or adapt to Methodism.
 * 3)  To talk Methodistically.
 * 4) To perform a theatrical role in accordance with the principles of method acting.

title: methodize


text: a broken clock is right twice a day

title: a broken clock is right twice a day


text:
слънчев удар

Noun

 * 1)  sunstroke

title: слънчев удар


text:
слънчева система

Noun

 * 1)  solar system

title: слънчева система


text:
conforaneous

Etymology
From, from +  +.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of the same court or marketplace.
 * In times of scarcity, wardens of the peace patrolled the city’s streets to deter the conforaneous vendors’ less scrupulous competition strategies.

title: conforaneous


text:
слънчева баня

Noun

 * 1) sunbath

title: слънчева баня


text: Йемен

title: Йемен


text:
слънчева година

Noun

 * 1)  solar year

title: слънчева година


text:
πρωτεύουσα

Noun

 * 1) capital, capital city

title: πρωτεύουσα


text:
слънчево затъмнение

Noun

 * 1)  solar eclipse

title: слънчево затъмнение


text:
Talk:afera

Actually they're not completely false friends, afera also "affair" in a sense "adulterous relationship". --Ivan Štambuk 18:05, 18 August 2009 (UTC)

 * Ummm, using "afera" for "adulterous relationship" seems like a sloppy translation from English. It's pretty rare, I think, and doesn't pass what you may call 'ear-jarring test'. It may enter some sort of "colloquial sub-standard" in a few years by repetition, but I don't think it's there yet. --Elephantus 15:46, 19 August 2009 (UTC)
 * It's used in that sense very often, even colloquially (I sincerely doubt that you haven't heard of it in that usage, in constructs such as afera sa sus(j)edom and similar.). It's prob. introduced as a semantic borrowing from English, but is today common and can be verified with enough attestations to pass our CFI. --Ivan Štambuk 16:50, 19 August 2009 (UTC)
 * Googled it up. No matches. As I said, I've only heard (read) it in poorly translated English texts. --Elephantus 16:54, 19 August 2009 (UTC)
 * Perhaps we've been using different Google - mine gives the first 4 results in that exact sense, two of which are Internet fora (thus reflecting colloquial usage). --Ivan Štambuk 19:05, 19 August 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:afera


text: binomina

title: binomina


text:
слънчево петно

Noun

 * 1)  sunspot

title: слънчево петно


text:
слънчев сплит

Noun

 * 1)  solar plexus

title: слънчев сплит


text: Category:Italian terms suffixed with -scopio


text: Category:Italian terms suffixed with -grafia


text:
Talk:-gram

Transwiki
Just copied the derived terms from the wikipedia and edited them to match.Wolfkeeper 18:55, 18 August 2009 (UTC)

 * I would have transwikied it, but then I'd have to go through an AFD, and there's people essentially systematically opposing transwiking dictionaries entries to here right now.Wolfkeeper 18:58, 18 August 2009 (UTC)

RFC discussion: August–November 2018
Insane glosses on derived terms. I'd delete them myself, but I can't decide first if keeping them separated by use is helpful. Ultimateria (talk) 19:19, 21 August 2018 (UTC)

 * I have deleted the "gloss definitions" except for the three attached to red links. Equinox ◑ 12:25, 25 August 2018 (UTC)
 * Resolved. — SGconlaw (talk) 03:08, 2 November 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:-gram


text:
Talk:gimnázium

As I know középiskola is a general word for szakközépiskola, gimnázium and used to be for the former szakiskola, too. But not a synonym of gimnázium. If I said: középiskolás vagyok, I'd normally be asked, gimnazista vagy szakközép?. How should I show that here? Or rewrite? Ferike333 19:06, 18 August 2009 (UTC)
 * középiskola is a synonym of gimnázium. Synonyms most of the time do not have identical meanings. Another synonym of gimnázium is gimi according to Vilma Eőry's Értelmező szótár. I added the See also section with a link to Wikipedia where the secondary education in Hungary is explained in more detail. --Panda10 22:34, 18 August 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:gimnázium


text:
-aneous

Etymology
From.

Suffix

 * 1) A variant of -ous

title: -aneous


text:
genialita

Noun

 * 1) brilliance the quality of having extraordinary mental capacity

title: genialita


text: nominatifs

title: nominatifs


text:
Talk:dramaturgic

We've got two UK pronunciations here, I think you wanted one to be US, right? But I don't know which one. Ferike333 19:24, 18 August 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:dramaturgic


text: célébrant

title: célébrant


text: préférant

title: préférant


text: succédant

title: succédant


text:
séchant

Adjective

 * 1) drying

title: séchant


text: léchant

title: léchant


text:
pénétrant

Adjective

 * 1) penetrant, penetrating

title: pénétrant


text: répétant

title: répétant


text: réglant

title: réglant


text: référant

title: référant


text: datifs

title: datifs


text: précédant

title: précédant


text: instrumentale

title: instrumentale


text: instrumentaux

title: instrumentaux


text: promu

title: promu


text:
osnoven

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) basic; elementary

title: osnoven


text:
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