text:
makte

Etymology
From the noun.

Verb

 * 1) to be able to
 * 2) to manage
 * 3) to be equal to
 * 4) to cope with

Etymology
From the noun.

Verb

 * 1) to be able to
 * 2) to manage
 * 3) to be equal to
 * 4) to cope with

Pronoun

 * 1) self, oneself (both reflexive and emphatic)

title: makte


text:
jégvitorlás

Noun

 * 1) ice yacht, ice boat

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

title: jégvitorlás


text: jégvitorlások

title: jégvitorlások


text:
tilbake

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) back

Etymology
From with a fossilized case ending.

Adverb

 * 1) back

title: tilbake


text:
herre

Etymology
Borrowed from, cognate with 🇨🇬, ,. The comparative form of, by analogy with. The word originally meant "grey, grey-haired" and descends from, making it cognate with 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬), 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  gentleman
 * 2)  mister
 * in the indefinite and with a name always in the short form
 * 1)  lord
 * 2) master

Adverb

 * 1)  very

Etymology 1
From, , from.

Noun

 * 1)  hinge device a door pivots on
 * 2)  bar of a door
 * 3)  extreme point; extremity
 * 1)  extreme point; extremity

Etymology 2
From and, both from , ultimately from. .

Noun

 * 1)  lord, chief, master

Etymology
,, the comparative form of.

Noun

 * 1) master, lord

Etymology
From, , from , from , , the comparative form of  (German ), by analogy with Latin. The Old High German word originally meant "grey, grey-haired", and descends from, making it cognate with 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬), 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) gentleman, man
 * 2) master, lord, ruler
 * 1) master, lord, ruler
 * 1) master, lord, ruler

Etymology 1
From, , from , from , , the comparative form of  (German ), by analogy with Latin.

Noun

 * 1) gentleman, man
 * 2) master, lord, ruler
 * 1) master, lord, ruler

Etymology 2
From.

Determiner

 * 1) this

Etymology
From, , from , from , , the comparative form of (German ), by analogy with Latin. The Old High German word originally meant "grey, grey-haired", and descends from, making it cognate with 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬), 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a man, a gentleman, a sir (respected man, respectful way to refer to a man)
 * 2) a lord, a master ((male) person with more or less unrestricted authority over another person or group of people (or having control over a thing, by extension))
 * 3) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) a lord, a master ((male) person with more or less unrestricted authority over another person or group of people (or having control over a thing, by extension))
 * 2) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) a lord, a master ((male) person with more or less unrestricted authority over another person or group of people (or having control over a thing, by extension))
 * 2) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) (when capitalized: ) The Lord
 * 1) (when capitalized: ) The Lord

title: herre


text:
obliteratrice

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stamping or cancelling machine (for tickets etc.)

title: obliteratrice


text:
User talk:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-1

Citation
Results in:

Declension
Results in:

Citation
Results in:

Declension
Results in:

title: User talk:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-1


text: Citations:gnostic

title: Citations:gnostic


text:
ocaggine

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) silliness, stupidity

title: ocaggine


text:
sanctifier

Noun

 * 1) One who sanctifies (makes holy).

Translations

 * Esperanto: sanktiganto
 * French: ,
 * German: Heiligmacher, Heiligmacherin
 * Ido: santiganto, santigantulo, santigantino
 * Latin: sānctificātor, sānctificātrīx

Etymology
From (15th c.), relatinized form of, itself either borrowed or inherited from.

Verb

 * 1) to sanctify

title: sanctifier


text: sanctifiers

title: sanctifiers


text:
occhiaccio

Etymology
From.

title: occhiaccio


text: Adidases

title: Adidases


text:
fare gli occhiacci

Etymology
lit. 'to do the bad eyes'.

Verb

 * 1) to scowl

title: fare gli occhiacci


text: aniseeds

title: aniseeds


text: gemind

title: gemind


text: antonymies

title: antonymies


text:
User:Maikxlx/Template:la-noun

'  (genitive '),  declension

title: User:Maikxlx/Template:la-noun


text: minnend

title: minnend


text:
vitorlás

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sailboat

title: vitorlás


text: beachsides

title: beachsides


text: minnende

title: minnende


text: vitorlák

title: vitorlák


text:
occhiaia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) eye socket
 * 2)  hollows under the eyes

title: occhiaia


title: User:Maikxlx/Template:la-noun-1


text: besoming

title: besoming


text: besomed

title: besomed


text: biotherapies

title: biotherapies


text:
pecu

Etymology
From, from. See also and. , which was borrowed from 🇨🇬.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 (whence English, German , Low German , Dutch , Danish ).

Noun

 * 1) cattle
 * 2) domestic animals

title: pecu


text: breadier

title: breadier


text:
breadiness

Noun

 * 1) The property of being like bread.

title: breadiness


text:
oculatezza

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) caution, prudence
 * 2) shrewdness

title: oculatezza


text: brilliancies

title: brilliancies


text: calfskins

title: calfskins


text: capsulizes

title: capsulizes


text: capsulizing

title: capsulizing


text: capsulized

title: capsulized


text:
odontoiatra

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dentist

title: odontoiatra


text: carwashes

title: carwashes


text:
ܣܒܪܐ

Etymology 1
From ; related to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) hope
 * 2) * Luke 2:14:
 * "aii"
 * 1) * Luke 2:14:
 * "aii"

- ܬܸܒܘܿܚܬܵܐ ܠܐܲܠܵܗܵܐ ܒܲܡܪ̈ܵܘܡܹܐ، ܘܥܲܠ ܐܲܪܥܵܐ ܫܠܵܡܵܐ ܘܣܲܒ݂ܪܵܐ ܛܵܒ݂ܵܐ ܠܒܢܲܝ̈ܢܵܫܵܐ.

 * 1) trust, confidence
 * 2) expectation

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) opinion
 * 2) consideration, regard, belief
 * 3) imagination, illusion, thought

Etymology 1
From the root related to believing. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) hope
 * 2) trust, confidence
 * 3) expectation

Etymology 2
From the root related to believing.

Noun

 * 1) opinion
 * 2) conjecture, supposition, suspicion

Etymology 3
From the root related to believing.

Noun

 * 1) imagination, illusion
 * 2) thought
 * 3) opinion

title: ܣܒܪܐ


text:
odontoiatrico

Adjective

 * 1) dental

title: odontoiatrico


text:
Isinya

Proper noun

 * 1) A town and administrative division in Kajiado County, Kenya.

title: Isinya


text:
catnapping

Noun

 * 1) The kidnapping or theft of a cat.

title: catnapping


text:
Ijnisinya

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Hebrew: איג׳ניסיניא

title: Ijnisinya


text: catnapped

title: catnapped


text:
lehni

Usage notes
This form is only used as a command to a dog or somebody who's being maltreated to humiliate them, otherwise the reflexive form lehni si is used.

title: lehni


text: cavitates

title: cavitates


text: cavitating

title: cavitating


text: cavitated

title: cavitated


text: vapour pressure

title: vapour pressure


text: vapour pressures

title: vapour pressures


text: centauresses

title: centauresses


text: centerpunches

title: centerpunches


text: centerpunching

title: centerpunching


text: korcsolyázások

title: korcsolyázások


text: centerpunched

title: centerpunched


text:
zaligen

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to save

title: zaligen


text: fattie

title: fattie


text:
odontotecnico

Noun

 * 1) dental technician

Adjective

 * 1)  dental technology

title: odontotecnico


text: offerenti

title: offerenti


text:
offertorio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  offertory

title: offertorio


text:
բուրդ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wool
 * 2)  chicken feather

Etymology
From the root of, from ; see the former for more. The word originally had a broader meaning “something cut out, extracted”. Compare the Georgian borrowing, which preserves the o-stem of Armenian, as well as its older meaning. For the semantic development compare from.

Noun

 * 1) wool

title: բուրդ


text:
jégvitorlázás

Noun

 * 1) ice yachting

title: jégvitorlázás


text:
բրդել

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to crumble bread
 * 2)  to cut into pieces
 * 3)  to boast off, to brag

title: բրդել


text: oggettivando

title: oggettivando


text: oggettivante

title: oggettivante


text:
oggettivare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to objectify, to make objective
 * 2)  to objectify, to make concrete (abstract thoughts, ideas, etc.)
 * 3)  to objectify, to realize (an idea or sentiment)

title: oggettivare


text: oggettivato

title: oggettivato


text: oggettivati

title: oggettivati


text:
paraatheid

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) preparedness

title: paraatheid


text: oggettivata

title: oggettivata


text: oggettiviamo

title: oggettiviamo


text: oggettivate

title: oggettivate


text: oggettivano

title: oggettivano


text: oggettivavo

title: oggettivavo


text: oggettivavi

title: oggettivavi


text: oggettivava

title: oggettivava


text: oggettivavamo

title: oggettivavamo


text: oggettivavate

title: oggettivavate


text: oggettivavano

title: oggettivavano


text: oggettivai

title: oggettivai


text: oggettivasti

title: oggettivasti


text:
oggettivarsi

Verb

 * 1) to be objectified, to be made objective
 * 2) to be objectified, to be made concrete
 * 3)  to be objectified, to be realized

title: oggettivarsi


text: oggettivò

title: oggettivò


text: oggettivammo

title: oggettivammo


text: oggettivaste

title: oggettivaste


text: oggettivarono

title: oggettivarono


text: oggettiverò

title: oggettiverò


text: oggettiverai

title: oggettiverai


text:
ասր

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) cleaned white wool of a sheep, fine fleece

Etymology
The stem is, from.

Noun

 * 1) fleece, wool

Usage notes
The word has two combining forms, the original and later.

title: ասր


text:
ogiva

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) ogive
 * 2) pointed arch
 * 3) groin
 * 4) nose cone or warhead (of a missile)

Noun

 * 1) ogive
 * 2) nose cone or warhead (of a missile)

title: ogiva


text: oggettiverà

title: oggettiverà


text: oggettiveremo

title: oggettiveremo


text: oggettiverete

title: oggettiverete


text: oggettiveranno

title: oggettiveranno


text: oggettiverei

title: oggettiverei


text: oggettiveresti

title: oggettiveresti


text: oggettiverebbe

title: oggettiverebbe


text: oggettiveremmo

title: oggettiveremmo


text: oggettivereste

title: oggettivereste


text: oggettiverebbero

title: oggettiverebbero


text: oggettiviate

title: oggettiviate


text: oggettivino

title: oggettivino


text: oggettivassi

title: oggettivassi


text: oggettivasse

title: oggettivasse


text: oggettivassimo

title: oggettivassimo


text: oggettivassero

title: oggettivassero


text: oggettivarmi

title: oggettivarmi


text: oggettivarti

title: oggettivarti


text: oggettivarci

title: oggettivarci


text: oggettivarvi

title: oggettivarvi


text: oggettivandosi

title: oggettivandosi


text: oggettivandomi

title: oggettivandomi


text: oggettivandoti

title: oggettivandoti


text: oggettivandoci

title: oggettivandoci


text: oggettivandovi

title: oggettivandovi


text: oggettiviamoci

title: oggettiviamoci


text: oggettivatevi

title: oggettivatevi


text:
ܗܝܡܢܘܬܐ

Alternative forms

 * Hebrew script:

Etymology
From the root related to making firm. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) faith, belief
 * 2) faithfulness, fidelity
 * 3) trust, confidence
 * 4) truth, certainty
 * 5) constancy, firmness, security
 * 6) religion, doctrine, creed
 * 7) conversion

title: ܗܝܡܢܘܬܐ


text:
vitorlázás

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sailing, yachting

title: vitorlázás


text: vitorlázások

title: vitorlázások


text:
Ognissanti

Etymology
From. Note that is normally followed by a singular form.

Proper noun

 * 1) All Saints' Day

title: Ognissanti


text: apīkŋán

title: apīkŋán


text:
apīkŋ uganaŋ

Etymology
From ("hotness, sweat").

Verb

 * 1) to sweat

title: apīkŋ uganaŋ


text:
ohimè

Etymology
Onomatopoeic ohi +. Compare.

Interjection

 * 1) oh dear!
 * 2) oops!

title: ohimè


text: pólók

title: pólók


text: Category:Kott adjectives

title: Category:Kott adjectives


text:
ontzeggen

Verb

 * 1) to deny, to keep from having

Inflection
The irregular past tense is used in the Netherlands, while the weak past forms are used primarily in Flanders.

title: ontzeggen


text:
oleato

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1)  oleate

Etymology 2
.

Adjective

 * : oiled

Noun

 * 1) oleate

title: oleato


text: síelések

title: síelések


text:
ܚܕܘܬܐ

Etymology 1
From the earlier unassimilated form, from the root related to renewing.

Noun

 * 1) bride

Etymology 2
From the root related to rejoicing. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) joy, gladness, pleasure
 * 2)  feasts

Etymology 3
Compare Mishnaic 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  pit used for storing grain, underground granary; silo

title: ܚܕܘܬܐ


text: Citations:butyrylcholinesterase

title: Citations:butyrylcholinesterase


text:
sík

Etymology 1
. Perhaps an onomatopoeia.

Adjective

 * 1) flat

Noun

 * 1) plane a flat or level surface

title: sík


text:
apīkŋ

Etymology
From ("hotness, sweat").

Noun

 * 1) sweat

title: apīkŋ


text:
oleodotto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) oil pipeline

title: oleodotto


text:
palá

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, and.

Adjective

 * 1) hot

title: palá


text:
oliatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an accessory that lubricates the moving parts of a machine
 * 2) oilcan

title: oliatore


text:
އިރު

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

Noun

 * 1) sun
 * 2) time
 * 3) moment

title: އިރު


text: Citations:desinicization

title: Citations:desinicization


text:
Claw5@Sfhead-Claw5@Sfhead CirclesSurface-CirclesSurface

Alternative forms

 * The hands may be on the top of the head or elsewhere.

Etymology
Imitative of the action of washing your hair using the shampoo.

Production

 * Hold both hands still briefly.
 * Move both hands in a circular motion as if you are washing your hair using the shampoo.
 * Hold both hands still briefly.
 * Move both hands in a circular motion as if you are washing your hair using the shampoo.

Noun

 * 1) shampoo
 * (ASL gloss) PEOPLE MUST USE SHAMPOO EVERYDAY IF WANT HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR!
 * "People must use the shampoo everyday if they want to have a beautiful hair!"


text: obliteratrici

title: obliteratrici


text: ocaggini

title: ocaggini


text: occhiacci

title: occhiacci


text: occhiaie

title: occhiaie


text: oculatezze

title: oculatezze


text: odontoiatri

title: odontoiatri


text: odontotecnici

title: odontotecnici


text: offertori

title: offertori


text: oleati

title: oleati


text: oleodotti

title: oleodotti


text: oliatori

title: oliatori


text: oberata

title: oberata


text: oberati

title: oberati


text: oberate

title: oberate


text: odontoiatrica

title: odontoiatrica


text: odontoiatrici

title: odontoiatrici


text: odontoiatriche

title: odontoiatriche


text: odontotecnica

title: odontotecnica


text: odontotecniche

title: odontotecniche


text: oleata

title: oleata


text:
afam

Noun

 * 1) rope for tethering animals
 * 2) sling

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, and.

Adjective

 * 1) hot

title: afam


text:
pfóltu

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, and.

Adjective

 * 1) hot

title: pfóltu


text:
paltu

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, and.

Adjective

 * 1) hot

title: paltu


text: regalos

title: regalos


text:
afu

Adverb

 * 1) there, over there

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) forging

Etymology 1
From and.

Noun

 * 1) half

Adjective

 * 1) half

Verb

 * 1) to halve

Etymology 2
Possibly from.

Verb

 * 1) must, to have to (auxiliary verb)

Verb

 * 1)  to release, let go

Noun

 * 1) rice

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

Noun

 * 1)  liver

Noun

 * 1) grandchild

title: afu


text:
afu-het

Noun

 * 1) smith

title: afu-het


text: 戦う

title: 戦う


text:
afu-ākŋ

Verb

 * 1) to forge

title: afu-ākŋ


text:
pulttilukko

Noun

 * 1) bolt action

title: pulttilukko


text:
thax

Etymology
From ("to flay").

Noun

 * 1) flaying

title: thax


text: poitrines

title: poitrines


text: Citations:readapted

title: Citations:readapted


text:
X@BackWrist-PalmDown Contact Contact

Etymology
Indicates the typical location of a watch.

Production

 * Tap the index finger of the dominant hand onto the nondominant wrist repeatedly.
 * Tap the index finger of the dominant hand onto the nondominant wrist repeatedly.
 * Tap the index finger of the dominant hand onto the nondominant wrist repeatedly.

Noun

 * 1) time; time of day
 * 2) time; period of time

title: X@BackWrist-PalmDown Contact Contact


text:
elep

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) tongue

Noun

 * 1) chin

title: elep


text:
tiskař

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) printer

title: tiskař


text: balkonok

title: balkonok


text: Citations:phosphohydrolase

title: Citations:phosphohydrolase


text:
readapt

Verb

 * 1) To adapt again; to adapt for a new purpose
 * We readapted the practice of adding eggs to the recipe.

title: readapt


text:
clò-bhualadair

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) printer

title: clò-bhualadair


text: readapted

title: readapted


text: readapts

title: readapts


text: readapting

title: readapting


text: clò-bhualadairean

title: clò-bhualadairean


text:
慨諾

Noun

 * 1)  a heartfelt promise

title: 慨諾


text: Citations:paranuclear

title: Citations:paranuclear


text: 慨诺

title: 慨诺


text: Citations:compendiums

title: Citations:compendiums


text:
thāgākŋ

Etymology
From ("to flay").

Verb
(praeterite thōnākŋ), (imperative thānax), (passive thōnāge)

 * 1) to flay

title: thāgākŋ


text:
paranuclear

Adjective

 * 1)  Not currently having nuclear weapons, but having the capacity or infrastructure to build them in a short period of time.
 * 2)  Near and outside of the nucleus.

title: paranuclear


text: compendiums

title: compendiums


text:
thāx

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) flaying

title: thāx


text: thōnākŋ

title: thōnākŋ


text:
desinicization

Noun

 * 1) The removal or elimination of Chinese influence.

title: desinicization


text: thānax

title: thānax


text: thōnāge

title: thōnāge


text:
Talk:paranuclear

Also needs biochemistry and physics definitions. Robert Ullmann 18:28, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:paranuclear


text:
rubel

Noun

 * 1) ruble monetary unit

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rouble

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rouble

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) ruble

Noun

 * 1) ruble (monetary unit)

title: rubel


text:
šílenec

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lunatic

title: šílenec


text:
šiax

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) holding

title: šiax


text: Citations:phoneboxes

title: Citations:phoneboxes


text: Citations:decodings

title: Citations:decodings


text:
shamoy

Etymology
From a phonetic spelling of, a word borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) * 1843, Thomas Simpson. Narrative of the Discoveries on the North Coast of America, effected by the Officers of the Hudson’s Bay Company, during the years 1836—39 (London : S. & J. Bentley, Wilson, and Fley), p. 39:
 * "en"
 * 1) * 1843, Thomas Simpson. Narrative of the Discoveries on the North Coast of America, effected by the Officers of the Hudson’s Bay Company, during the years 1836—39 (London : S. & J. Bentley, Wilson, and Fley), p. 39:
 * "en"

- I afterwards adopted the precaution of using very thin shamoy gloves, and have often taken observations at still lower temperatures without injury.

Verb

 * 1) To prepare leather by working oil into the skin.

title: shamoy


text:
Talk:injected

does injected mean stuck with a needle

 * Not exactly. There is not necessarily a needle in a fuel-injection system, for example. see inject. DCDuring TALK 14:42, 24 December 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:injected


text:
desiccatedly

Adverb

 * 1) To a desiccated degree; in an extremely dry fashion
 * a desiccatedly dry speech

title: desiccatedly


text: dessicate

title: dessicate


text:
User:Nestum82/Hikaiat Shamsu 'L-Bahrain

ڨڠنلن
ادڨون حكاية شمس البحرين اين تله كيت داڨتي درڨد نسخه توليسن تاڠن درڨد اورڠ دهولوكالا. مك اوله تياد بركسمڨاتن كيت هندق ممرقسا ممبنديڠكن دري مان جوا اصل تربيتڽ چترا ايت هاڽ ؟؟؟ كيت بتولكن ستڠه درڨد ؟؟؟ دان ڨركتأن جوا اتس ڨد بارڠ يڠ سداڨة اوله سياسة كيت مك هارڨ كيت دبلاكڠ كلق سڨاي دسياسة دان دڨربنديڠكن لاڬي اوله ؟؟؟ يڠ لواس مساڽ سڨاي دڨربتولي ڨول دڠن سمڨرن صحيحڽ اداڽ.

Pengenalan
Adapun hikayat Shamsu 'l-Bahrain ini telah kita dapati daripada naskhah tulisan tangan daripada orang dahulu kala. Maka oleh tiada berkesempatan kita hendak memeriksa membandingkan dari mana jua asal terbitnya cetera itu hanya ??? kita betulkan setengah daripada ??? dan perkataan jua atas pada barang yang sedapat oleh siasat kita maka harap kita di belakang kelak supaya disiasat dan diperbandingkan lagi oleh ??? yang luas masanya supaya diperbetuli pula dengan sempurna sahihnya adanya.

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سترا وڠسا دان سڬل اهل النجوم ڨون داتڠله دڠن سڬراڽ مڠادڨ بڬند مك تيته بڬند هي مهريرا سترا وڠس دان سڬل اهل النجوم ليهة ددالم نجوم كامو سكلين اداكه اكو اين دكرنيا الله دان رسول انق اتو تياداكه سڨاي اكو كتهوي مك مهريرا وڠسا دان سڬل اهل النجوم ڨون سڬراله ممبوك نجومڽ دان ممبيلڠ راملڽ سرت اي مڠڬرق٢ كڨلاڽ سراي ترفكور سكتيك ستله ايڠة اكن ديريڽ مك ايڨون برداتڠ سمبه كڨد بڬند دولة توانكو شاه عالم كڨد ڨمنداڠن ڨاتيك سكلين هندقله دولي توانكو ممنتأ دعا كڨد الله سبحانه وتعالى مدهمداهن توانكو براوله ڨترا يڠبربهڬيا مك بڬند ڨون ترلالو امة سكچيتا هاتيڽ مندڠر كات سكلين اهل النجوم ايت.

حتى مك بڬند ڨون برفيكر سكتيك مك بڬند ڨون بتيث كڨد مڠكوبومي مڽوره ممالو ڬندڠ راي بسر دان مڽوره كڨد سڬل نڬري يڠ تعلق كڨد بڬند ايت دان مڽوره مڠهمڨونكن سڬل اورڠ بسر٢ دان سڬل هلبالڠ ڨڬاوي رعية بالاتنترا هينا دينا سكلينڽ دسوره برهمڨون كنڬري ڨورا چڬرا نڬارا ستله ببراڨ لام انتاراڽ مك سكلينڽ ڨون برهمڨونله ماسق كدالم نڬري ڨورا چڬرا نڬارا مڠادڨ بڬند سري مهراج درما ديكارا مك بڬند ڨون برتيته كڨد مڠكوبومي مڽوره ممبوك ڬدوڠ مڠلواركن امس ڨيرق دان ڨرمات رتن متو مانيكم دان صف صخلة عين البنات دواڠڬ خطيفة سري كمالا دان كاين يڠ برباڬي٢ روڨاڽ دان ورناڽ مك

Sutera(?) Wangsa dan segala ahlul nujum pun datanglah dengan segeranya mengadap baginda. Maka titah baginda, "Hai Maharera(?) Sutera(?) Wangsa dan segala ahlul nujum. Lihat di dalam nujum kamu sekalian, adakah aku ini dikurnia Allah dan rasul anak atau tiadakah, supaya aku ketahui. Maka Maharera(?) Wangsa dan segala ahlul nujum pun segeralah membuka nujumnya dan membilang ramalnya serta ia menggerak-gerak kepalanya seraya terfukur(?) seketika. Setelah ingat akan dirinya, maka iapun berdatang sembah kepada baginda "Daulat tuanku syah alam, kepada pemandangan patik sekalian hendaklah duli tuanku meminta doa kepada Allah subhanahu wa taala mudah-mudahan tuanku beroleh putera yang berbahagia. Maka baginda pun terlalu amat sukacita hatinya mendengar kata sekalian ahlul nujum itu.

Hatta maka baginda pun berfikir seketika. Maka baginda pun bertitah kepada mangkubumi menyuruh memalu gendang raya besar dan menyuruh kepada segala negeri yang takluk kepada baginda itu dan menyuruh menghimpunkan segala orang besar-besar dan segala hulubalang, pegawai, rakyat, bala tentera, hina-dina sekaliannya disuruh berhimpun ke negeri Pura Cagra(?) Negara. Setelah beberapa lama antaranya, maka sekaliannya pun berhimpunlah masuk ke dalam negeri Pura Cagra(?) Negara mengadap baginda Seri Maharaja Derma Dikara(?). Maka baginda pun bertitah kepada mangkubumi menyuruh membuka gudang mengeluarkan emas, perak dan permata ratna mutu manikam dan saf sakhlat ainulbanat dewangga khatifah seri kemala dan kain yang berbagai-bagai rupanya dan warnanya. Maka

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بڬند ڨون ممبري درما كرنيا صدقة اكن سڬل فقير مسكين دان سڬل ايسي نڬري ايت مك سكلين ايسي نڬري ڨون منجادي كياله درڨد سبب لمڨة كرنيا بڬند ايت مك بڬند ڨون برتيته كڨد سڬل راج٢ دان سڬل اورڠبسر٢ دان سڬل هلبالڠ ڨڬاوي رعية بالاتنترا سكلينڽ دسوره منتأ دعا كڨد الله دان رسول دان مڽوره بربواة عبادة يڠ كبجيكن دان ملارڠكن ممڨربواة كجهاتن مك سكلينڽ قبولله سڨرت تيته بڬند ايت مك بڬند لاكي استري ڨون بربواة عمل عبادة يڠ طاعة كڨد الله منتأ دعا سيڠ مالم ددالم خلواة جوڬدان سڬالا ايسي نڬري ڨون دمكين جوڬ سنتياس بربواة عمل عبادة طاعة مڠيكوة راجاڽ مك دچتراكن اوله اورڠيڠ امڨوڽ چترا اين ستله ڬنڨله بڬند لاكي استري بربواة طاعة توجه تاهن توجه بولن توجه هاري مك ڨرميسوري ڨون حميلله ستله بڬند مليهات ڨرميسوري حميل ايت مك بڬند ڨون ترلالو امة سكچيتا مك بڬند ڨون سڬراله ممبري صدقه تياداله ترهڠڬ لاڬي ستله ڬنڨله بولنڽ مك ڨرميسوري ڨون برڨتراله سؤرڠ ڨترا لاكي٢ ترلالو امة ايلق روڨاڽ برچهيا٢ موكاڽ ڬيلڠ ڬميلڠ ورن توبهڽ سڨرت متهاري بونتر كيلو٢ن تياد داڨة دتنتڠ ڽات سڨرت انق٢كن راساڽ مك ترلالوله سوك بڬند مليهة ڨارس انقند بڬند سڨرت كجاتوهن بولنله راساڽ مك لالو دسمبوة اوله استري راج٢ يڠ توها٢ لالو دمنديكن دان دسليموتكن دڠن كاين يڠ كأمسن لالو دلتقكن داتس تيلم مك بڬند ڨون داتڠ لالو مڽمبوة انقند بڬند دڨلق دچيوم اوله بڬند دڠن

baginda pun memberi derma kurnia sedekah akan segala fakir miskin dan segala isi negeri itu. Maka sekalian isi negeri pun menjadi kayalah daripada sebab limpah kurnia baginda itu. Maka baginda pun bertitah kepada segala raja-raja dan segala orang besar-orang besar dan segala hulubalang, pegawai, rakyat, bala tentera sekaliannya disuruh minta doa kepada Allah dan rasul dan menyuruh berbuat ibadat yang kebajikan(?) dan melarangkan memperbuat kejahatan. Maka sekaliannya kabullah seperti titah baginda itu. Maka baginda laki isteri pun berbuat amal ibadat yang taat kepada Allah, minta doa siang malam di dalam khalwat juga, dan segala isi negeri pun demikian juga, sentiasa berbuat amal ibadat taat mengikut rajanya. Maka diceterakan oleh orang yang empunya cetera ini. Setelah genaplah baginda laki isteri berbuat taat tujuh tahun tujuh bulan tujuh hari, maka permaisuri pun hamillah. Setelah baginda melihat permaisuri hamil itu, maka baginda pun terlalu amat sukacita. Maka baginda pun segeralah memberi sedekah tiadalah terhingga lagi. Setelah genaplah bulannya, maka permaisuri pun berputeralah seorang putera laki-laki terlalu amat elok rupanya, bercahaya-cahaya mukanya, gilang-gemilang warna tubuhnya seperti matahari buntar, kilau-kilauan tiada dapat ditentang, nyata seperti anak-anakan rasanya. Maka terlalulah suka baginda melihat paras anakanda baginda seperti kejatuhan bulanlah rasanya. Maka lalu disambut oleh isteri raja-raja yang tuha-tuha, lalu dimandikan dan diselimutkan dengan kain yang keemasan, lalu diletakkan di atas tilam. Maka baginda pun datang, lalu menyambut anakanda baginda, dipeluk dicium oleh baginda dengan

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سكچيتاڽ مك بڬند ڨون كلوارله كڨڠهادڨن دهداڨي اوله منتري ڨڬاوي هلبالڠ ڨهلاوان رعية بالاتنترا سكلين ڨنه سسق دبالي روڠسري مك بڬند ڨون مڽوره ممالو بوڽي٢ين توجه هاري توجه مالم سرت بڬند ڨون برصدقه كڨد سڬل فقير مسكين ترلالو باڽق مك بڬند ڨون منمأي انقند ايت شمس البحرين تيمڠ٢ڠنڽ قمر البحرين مك

sukacitanya. Maka baginda pun keluarlah ke penghadapan dihadapi oleh menteri, pegawai, hulubalang, pahlawan, rakyat, bala tentera sekalian penuh sesak di balairung seri. Maka baginda pun menyuruh memalu bunyi-bunyian tujuh hari tujuh malam. Serta(?) baginda pun bersedekah kepada segala fakir miskin terlalu banyak. Maka baginda pun menamai anakanda itu Shamsu 'l-Bahrain, timang-timangannya Kamaru 'l-Bahrain. Maka

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subcortical

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to the subcortex, the portion of the brain located below the cerebral cortex
 * He was diagnosed with subcortical dementia.
 * 1) Beneath the bark of trees.

Translations

 * Finnish: subkortikaalinen, aivokuorenalainen
 * Hungarian: kéreg alatti

Etymology
From.

title: subcortical


text: underbaked

title: underbaked


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unimprovable

Adjective

 * 1) Not capable of being improved
 * unimprovable farmland

title: unimprovable


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underbake

Verb

 * 1) To bake insufficiently, or less than usual
 * The cookies were underbaked.

title: underbake


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Talk:codswallop

North American variants

 * Heading added. —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 05:07, 19 July 2011 (UTC)

Evidently this has North American variants hogswallop, hog swallop, hog's wallop. Evertype 19:09, 23 December 2008 (UTC)
 * Further to this. I confirm that in my own dialect I have this word, which means the same thing as "codswallop". Google finds 614 examples of "hogswallop", 262 examples of "hog swallop", and 4 examples of hog's wallop—with quotation marks around each search. Evertype 19:29, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

Thanks! I’ve accordingly made an entry at hogswallop:.
 * —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 05:07, 19 July 2011 (UTC)

Long etymology

 * Moved from entry – this etymology is far too long and discursive, but may be of interest. I’ve written a briefer, more direct etymology on the main page, as of this revision. —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 05:07, 19 July 2011 (UTC)

Supposedly from Hiram Codd, a British manufacturer of soft drinks, who patented several designs for mineral water bottles in the 1870s + wallop, a beer drinker’s pejorative reference to soft drink. There is an absence of evidence supporting this. The suggestion is further discredited by early spellings of the term. OED Online-BBC Balderdash and Piffle

There is another possible source for this phrase coming from a connection to cod fishing. The long history of Cod Fishing in the North Atlantic as well as the earlier references to the phrase lends credence to its having an etymology dating back before the 1870s. The term wallop can mean the eggs (roe) of the fish, which in the case of the Cod fish was considered useless garbage as compared to the value of such items as caviar. This explanation gives an even closer etymological definition for the current use of the term as meaning something that is of little or no value.

As a possible indication of similarity, it might be noted that the Danish word for 'guts' (though not colloquial) is 'indvold' as in that which is cleaned from a codfish and mostly thrown away. The pronunciation of 'w' and 'v' are often interchanged in Scandinavian dialects and languages, so there might be a connection between 'wallop' and 'indvold' or 'indwold'. The meaning noted above; 'eggs or roe', may be imprecise, as indvold refers to the intestines, stomach and virtually anything which is cleaned from the inside of the body cavity. Cod's roe is and has been for centuries a part of the diet of all peoples who consume codfish. It is much too valuable and nutritious to be considered useless garbage.

Evidently by folk-etymology referring to swill, this word has North American variants hogswallop, hog's wallop, and hog swallop. There would however, appear to be another explanation;

Cod, as is known from medieval texts, refers to the penis, as is cod piece, peascod (ref Shakespeare et al.) and wallop (see above). Combining the two would result in the reasonable conclusion that codswallop may have come from the combination of penis and rubbish, thus providing either the explanation that it is either semen or urine. The fact that it appears in no texts until the 50s or 60s has no relevance, as many slang (or colloquial) words rarely appear in literature or manuscript until long after first usage.

Etymology
Some thoughts on the etymology, and suggestions on what to include and how to organize it.

The consensus is that this word has an unknown etymology, AFAICT, and there is a commonly cited folk etymology from. Thus, I think it best to state: Personally, I find the suggestion by Gary Martin (The Phrase Finder’s) that it comes from compelling, since cod is used attributively in this sense – “cod Latin”, etc. – and “imitation beer” seems a plausible construction. The slang terms also seem to be from the right period; the -s- is presumably for ease of pronunciation, as *codwallop is awkward due to -dw-.
 * It’s unknown
 * Here’s what we know – earliest use is 1959, as far as we can tell
 * Plausible etymologies – various forms of cod:
 * There’s a folk etymology – mention b/c commonly cited, but mention last because widely discredited.

That said, suggestions that it comes from seem to be commonly mentioned, so I’ve listed that first. It could also conceivably be from some fish sense, as mentioned above, so I’ve mentioned that, but the above long Scandinavian discussions seem a stretch, so I’ve limited them to this talk page. If someone can find a reference for such a derivation, please feel free to add (with reference) to main entry page.

The folk etymology discussion makes the etymology section a bit long, but it seems necessary, as most discussion of this word is around this folk etymology.

Other than more citations, and perhaps usage notes (is this considered vulgar, or just slang?), I think the page is in good shape and pretty complete – please feel free to improve!

 * —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 05:18, 19 July 2011 (UTC)

An additional possibility: cod was once conserved salted - as it is still done in Mediterranean Europe. In order to be eaten, it had to be put into abundant water for a full day. The resulting salted water was a useless beverage - the swallop. In Portuguese this used water is called 'Aguas de bacalhau' (cod's waters) and has a very close meaning to codswallop.

 * Any evidence that "swallop" is a word on its own? Equinox ◑ 20:48, 2 June 2015 (UTC)

In re Equinox, I have heard 'swallop' on its own as a variant of 'wallop,' culturally obsolete: 'Swallop:' a decisive and usually disciplinary strike, usually delivered to a noisy or misbehaving child or pet after lesser physical guidance has failed to gather appropriate deference and attention. Often preceded by 'good' meaning effective, in the same context of 'a good beating,' or 'good spanking.' Ex: "Permissive parents and their 'timeouts' just don't work; in my day that mom would have taken the kid out of the restaurant and out back for a good swallop."

 * This sense is a portmanteau of swipe + wallop, both meaning to strike.

 * Thanks. Please provide scholarly evidence and we will update the entry. Equinox ◑ 12:57, 11 July 2019 (UTC)

Earlier uses
1959 seems rather later.

A quick newspaper.com search shows a July 7, 1958 use, on page 4 of the Alton Evening Telegraph (Illinois), in a joke, that presumably has come on the wire from the UK somehow (sadly the 1937 hit was "Cubs Wallop Dodgers 6-4 ..." ). Must be something earlier ... Nfitz (talk) 20:11, 15 January 2018 (UTC)

 * The 1958 item in the Alton Evening Telegraph can be seen here here. It appears to be based on a true event; see The London Gazette of 1 April, 1958 (pdf). (In spite of the date, there is nothing in the Gazette announcement that is suggestive of a joke.) A voter by the name of Maurice A. Carrington-Fisher in Milton Keynes was on the 2002 and 2014 electoral rolls. is about 120 miles from  – not around the corner, but also not the other end of the world. A Sandra Carrington-Fisher, presumably the Sandra mentioned in the item from the Alton Evening Telegraph, was a student at Lady Edridge Grammar School in South Norwood, London. Unfortunately the 1958 item attests only the existence of the term and gives no clue about its meaning.  --Lambiam 05:51, 20 September 2019 (UTC)

Spurious 1873 "British Bee Journal" hit
Google Books snippet view has an apparent hit from 1873, in volume 100 of the "British Bee Journal". However, Google Books dating of periodicals is notoriously inaccurate. It's common for Google to date the entire series with the date of the first ever issue. Not only does the snippet of text that's viewable not look like something written in the 19th century, but the catalogue at Hathi Trust confirms that it was volume 1, not volume 100, of the British Bee Journal that was published in 1873. The Hathi Trust catalogue suggests that volume 100 would have been published in the 1970s.

This "hit" is also the entire basis of the slight "blip" that appears in the late 19th-century for the word on Google Ngrams.Grover cleveland (talk) 20:57, 9 June 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:codswallop


text: underbakes

title: underbakes


text: underbaking

title: underbaking


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unrestored

Adjective

 * 1) Not having been restored

Translations

 * Greek:

title: unrestored


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cantorial

Adjective

 * Of, pertaining to, or in the fashion of a cantor
 * a recording of cantorial song

title: cantorial


text:
nemzeti park

Noun

 * 1) national park an area of land that is not built upon, but reserved by the national government for recreational use

Declension

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

title: nemzeti park


text: parkok

title: parkok


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User:Evertype

I'm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Evertype

title: User:Evertype


text:
חנוכתא

Alternative forms

 * Syriac:

Noun

 * 1) inauguration
 * 2) dedication

Proper noun

 * 1) Hanukkah/Chanukah

title: חנוכתא


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levitas

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) levity, lightness
 * 2) fickleness, inconstancy, disloyalty

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) smoothness
 * 2) fluency (in a language)

title: levitas


text:
僕射

Etymology
At the beginning of the Qin dynasty, skilled archers were highly prized, and often given positions of responsibility within the government. By the Han Dynasty, the púyè became assistants to prominent ministers (such as the Minister Steward). By the Tang Dynasty, the power of the púyè rivaled that of the Imperial Chancellor's. Subsequently, the position of púyè was phased out.

Noun

 * 1)  executive assistant; deputy minister

Usage notes
The character is almost always pronounced shè in Mandarin. This is one of the very few compounds where it is pronounced yè.

title: 僕射


text: 仆射

title: 仆射


text:
ysterbos

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) * 1910: South Africa Department of Forestry, Bulletin, № 1–29, page 82 (Government Printing and Stationery Office)
 * D. viscosa is from India. Our native D. thunbergii — the Yyster-bossie or Sand-olien — is very similar, and should prove […]
 * 1) * 1980, Trees in South Africa: Volumes 32-35, published by the Tree Society of Southern Africa, Arboricultural Society of South Africa:
 * The Renosterbos (Elytropappus rhinocerotis) is sometimes dominant here and the Ysterbos (Dodonea viscosa) is also abundant.
 * The Renosterbos (Elytropappus rhinocerotis) is sometimes dominant here and the Ysterbos (Dodonea viscosa) is also abundant.

Etymology
Possibly from +

title: ysterbos


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text:
baʔākŋ

Etymology
From (˜x-).

Verb

 * 1) to hold

title: baʔākŋ


text:
hnisat

Verb

 * 1) to fester, suppurate

title: hnisat


text: tollaslabdák

title: tollaslabdák


text:
f-āgō

Etymology
From (˜x-).

Verb

 * 1) to take

title: f-āgō


text:
f-ōk

Etymology
From (˜x-).

Verb

 * 1) to take

title: f-ōk


text: balākŋ

title: balākŋ


text:
d́agat

Etymology
From ("to sleep"). Compare Assan jáhatan ("to sleep") and Arin áqodoŋ ("I sleep").

Verb

 * 1) sleep (first-person present)

title: d́agat


text:
jáhatan

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) sleep

title: jáhatan


text: Category:Assan verbs

title: Category:Assan verbs


text:
ersatzer

Etymology
From. Coined in 1986 by the philosopher.

Noun

 * 1)  A proponent of ersatzism, the doctrine that possible worlds are merely abstract and do not have the same reality as the present world

title: ersatzer


text: User talk:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-a1&2

title: User talk:Maikxlx/Template:la-decl-a1&2


text:
áqodoŋ

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) sleep (first-person present tense)

title: áqodoŋ


text: Category:Arin verbs

title: Category:Arin verbs


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Talk:land

Icelandic
land

-Land does not mean earth.. Or I'm pretty sure of so. I didn't want to change this in case I'm wrong. But I'm not. Please change this.. Or correct me. Z777 20:37, 23 December 2008 (UTC)
 * 1) land, earth
 * The Icelandic term means "earth" in the same sense as "land" or "ground"- it does not mean Earth as in the planet though. --BiT 05:48, 31 December 2009 (UTC)

RFD discussion: November 2020–January 2021
Not an adjective. PUC – 11:20, 7 November 2020 (UTC)
 * Delete. Vox Sciurorum (talk) 12:21, 7 November 2020 (UTC)
 * Delete. Any multi-word noun containing this is actually an open compound. Evidence for that is that this "adjective" cannot be used predicatively; that is, a construction like *"snail that is land" would not be an even remotely correct replacement for "land snail". Glades12 (talk) 13:31, 7 November 2020 (UTC)
 * Agreed, delete as an adjective. The attributive sense can be added to the noun, and the translations moved there rather than lose them completely. DonnanZ (talk) 12:26, 13 November 2020 (UTC)
 * Delete. Agreed with all arguments above, if this sense were included then every noun in an open compound would also be an adjective. Rauisuchian (talk) 19:10, 30 November 2020 (UTC)
 * Strictly speaking, RFV would be the forum for checking for adjectival citations, but rather than get hung up on bureaucratic hurdles: delete unless adjectival citations are (later) brought forward. - -sche (discuss) 10:49, 9 December 2020 (UTC)
 * RFD-deleted. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 22:45, 1 January 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:land


text:
anɨpänun

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) think (first-person present tense)

title: anɨpänun


text:
Talk:Europe

Iceland is also "transcontinental". -Z777 20:39, 23 December 2008 (UTC)

Are Asian
Turkey, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and I'd add Cyprus. Manfariel (talk) 13:14, 24 September 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:Europe


text:
ציפורה

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  a bird

Proper noun

 * 1)  Zipporah, the Biblical wife of Moses.
 * 1)  Zipporah, the Biblical wife of Moses.

title: ציפורה


text:
chvalitebný

Adjective

 * 1)  praiseworthy, laudable
 * 2) very good academic grade

Usage notes

 * In Czech Republic school classification, the term chvalitebný corresponds to the mark 2, which is the second best in the 5-grade scale (the English equivalent is B).

title: chvalitebný


text:
výborný

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) excellent, great

Usage notes

 * In Czech Republic school classification, the term výborný corresponds to the mark 1, which is the best in the 5-grade scale.

title: výborný


text:
Rhymes:Icelandic/aːka

Two syllables

 * aka
 * baka
 * blaka
 * braka
 * flaka
 * gnaka
 * haka
 * hnjaka
 * hraka
 * jaka
 * kaka
 * kjaka
 * klaka
 * kraka
 * kvaka
 * laka
 * maka
 * mjaka
 * raka
 * saka
 * skaka
 * skvaka
 * slaka
 * snaka
 * snjaka
 * spaka
 * spraka
 * staka
 * stjaka
 * svaka
 * taka
 * vaka
 * þaka
 * þjaka

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/aːka


text:
znamenitý

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  excellent

title: znamenitý


text:
chvályhodný

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) praiseworthy, commendable

Adjective

 * 1) praiseworthy, commendable

title: chvályhodný


text:
cotangens

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  cotangent

title: cotangens


text:
sóvár

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) wishful

title: sóvár


text: sóvárabb

title: sóvárabb


text: legsóvárabb

title: legsóvárabb


text: legeslegsóvárabb

title: legeslegsóvárabb


text:
sóvárgó

Adjective

 * 1) wishful, yearning

title: sóvárgó


text:
agujero negro

Noun

 * 1)  black hole

Usage notes

 * In countries like Spain or Argentina, where the words "hoyo" (concavity) and "agujero" (opening) is differentiated, "agujero negro" is used. In other countries like Mexico and Chile where "hoyo" and "agujero" are synonyms, both can be used.

title: agujero negro


text: agujeros

title: agujeros


text:
קרבן

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  a ritual sacrifice, as of an animal
 * 2)  victim

Usage notes
The alternative voweling קֻרְבָּן also exists, althouɡh it may be an aramaic borrowinɡ.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) victim
 * 2)  ritual sacrifice

title: קרבן


text:
agujero blanco

Noun

 * 1)  white hole

title: agujero blanco


text:
aleator

Noun

 * 1) gambler, gamester

title: aleator


title: User:PoinDexta1


text: User talk:PoinDexta1

title: User talk:PoinDexta1


text:
Venus comb

Noun

 * 1) An umbelliferous plant.
 * 2) A

Translations

 * Catalan: agulles de pastor, dits de bruja
 * Finnish: kampasarjaputki
 * German: Venuskamm
 * Italian: acicula comune
 * Persian: شانه ونوس
 * Spanish:, peine de Venus
 * Swedish:
 * Welsh: nodwydd y bugail

title: Venus comb


text:
lady's comb

Noun

 * 1) Venus comb

title: lady's comb


text:
shepherd's needle

Noun

 * 1) Venus comb
 * 2) Beggarticks (Bidens spp.)

Synonyms

 * Venus comb, lady's comb,
 * black jack,, cobbler's pegs, Spanish needles, stickseeds, tickseeds,

Translations

 * Bulgarian: чапличе, венерин гребен
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: σκάνδιξ
 * Italian: acicula, spillettoni

title: shepherd's needle


text:
agujón

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) needlefish
 * 2) redstem filaree

title: agujón


text:
needlefish

Noun

 * 1) Slender fish, in the family, usually found in shallow marine habitats.

Derived terms

 * Japanese needlefish
 * Mexican needlefish

Translations

 * Abkhaz:
 * Bulgarian: морска игла
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 鶴鱵, 鹤鱵,
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Galician:
 * Georgian: ზღვისქარიყლაპიასებრნი
 * German: Hornhecht
 * Greek:
 * Irish: snáthaid mhara
 * Japanese: 駄津
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: horngjel
 * Portuguese: agulhão
 * Romanian:
 * Russian:, морска́я игла́,
 * Spanish:
 * Tagalog: susuwi, lungi
 * Turkish:
 * Ukrainian: сарга́н, го́лка-ри́ба
 * Welsh: môr-nodwydd

title: needlefish


text: jobberies

title: jobberies


text:
redstem filaree

Noun

 * 1) A flowering plant in the geranium family,, native to the Mediterranean basin.

Translations

 * Navajo: dzílí bíláshgaan
 * Quechua: ñaqch'a-ñaqch'a
 * Russian: а́истник обыкнове́нный, а́истник цику́товый
 * Spanish:, , relojito

title: redstem filaree


text:
סיפר

Verb

 * 1)  to tell (a story), to narrate, to recount
 * 2)  to cut the hair of, to give a haircut to
 * 3)  to speak

title: סיפר


text:
alearius

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to a game of chance.

title: alearius


text:
alearis

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to a game of chance.

title: alearis


text:
negyvenötödik

Numeral

 * 1)  forty-fifth

title: negyvenötödik


text:
主上

Pronoun

 * 1)  Your Highness; His Majesty

Pronoun

 * 1)  Your Highness; His Majesty

title: 主上


text:
能言

Verb

 * 1)  to be able to speak
 * 2)  to have a way with words

title: 能言


text: Biokraftstoffs

title: Biokraftstoffs


text: Biokraftstoffes

title: Biokraftstoffes


text: Biokraftstoffe

title: Biokraftstoffe


text: Bettlers

title: Bettlers


text: Bettlakens

title: Bettlakens


text: Betrügerinnen

title: Betrügerinnen


text: Betrügers

title: Betrügers


text:
朝門

Noun

 * 1)  the gate in the palace which leads into the room where the emperor holds his official audiences

title: 朝門


text: 朝门

title: 朝门


text: Bettwanzen

title: Bettwanzen


text: Bindenameisenwürgers

title: Bindenameisenwürgers


text:
上策

Noun

 * 1) brilliant plan; best strategy

title: 上策


text: Bereitschaften

title: Bereitschaften


text: Berechnungen

title: Berechnungen


text: Bergmanns

title: Bergmanns


text: Bergmannes

title: Bergmannes


text: Bergmänner

title: Bergmänner


text: Bergarbeiters

title: Bergarbeiters


text: Betriebssystems

title: Betriebssystems


text: Betriebssystemes

title: Betriebssystemes


text:
甚是

Adverb

 * 1)  extremely

title: 甚是


text: Billionärs

title: Billionärs


text: Billionäres

title: Billionäres


text: Billets

title: Billets


text: Billetes

title: Billetes


text: Biobauern

title: Biobauern


text:
懷怨

Verb

 * 1)  to harbor a grudge

title: 懷怨


text: 怀怨

title: 怀怨


text: omomorfismi

title: omomorfismi


text:
bar-ak

Etymology
From. Compare Kott age ("rotten"), b-āge-jaŋ ("to rot") and Arin bar-oje ("rotten").

Adjective

 * 1) rotten

title: bar-ak


text: Category:Assan adjectives

title: Category:Assan adjectives


text:
Annibale

Proper noun

 * 1) Hannibal

title: Annibale


text:
b-āge-jaŋ

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to rot

title: b-āge-jaŋ


text:
d́āgejaŋ

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to rot

title: d́āgejaŋ


text: 士孫

title: 士孫


text: 士孙

title: 士孙


text: kerecsensólyom

title: kerecsensólyom


text: kerecsensólymok

title: kerecsensólymok


text: vándorok

title: vándorok


text:
efficacitas

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) efficiency, efficacy, power

title: efficacitas


text:
kabasólyom

Noun

 * 1) hobby

title: kabasólyom


text:
mac na galla

Noun

 * 1)  son of a bitch.

title: mac na galla


text:
nighean na galla

Noun

 * 1)  bitch, whore

title: nighean na galla


text:
User:Darkdadaah/Diff

French
This is a list of English articles, that appear in the French Wiktionary but not in the English version (experimental). Built by comparing the dumps.

 * the asterisks link to the French articles ;
 * blue entries are either errors (of my program), redirects, or newly created articles ;
 * some redirections should be transformed into full articles ;
 * red articles are missing here, but some could be wrong...

I hope it can be helpful, here and for fr.

 * December 2006 : 2325
 * April 2007 : 2350
 * January 2008 : 2477
 * November 2008 : 3212
 * October 2013 : 10194

See also the counterpart on fr (could be useful for detecting wrong French articles here on en).

fr:Utilisateur:Darkdadaah/Diff/en

title: User:Darkdadaah/Diff


text:
R@Chin R@NearChin R@Chin R@NearChin

Etymology
From the handshape, referring to the initial of the.

Production

 * This one-handed ASL sign is produced as follows:
 * Posture the dominant hand in on the dominant side of the chin, extended fingers pointing up.
 * Hold the hand briefly still.
 * Move the hand down off the chin.
 * Posture the dominant hand in below the dominant side of the chin.
 * Move the hand up and across to the next posture.
 * Posture the dominant hand in on the nondominant side of the chin, extended fingers pointing up.
 * Move the hand down off the chin.
 * Posture the dominant hand in below the nondominant side of the chin.
 * Hold the hand briefly still.

Noun

 * 1) restaurant

title: R@Chin R@NearChin R@Chin R@NearChin


text:
User:Darkdadaah/Diff/fr

Subpages :

title: User:Darkdadaah/Diff/fr


text:
User:Darkdadaah/Diff/fr/2008-11

Subpages :

title: User:Darkdadaah/Diff/fr/2008-11


text:
User:Darkdadaah/Diff/fr/2008-11/1

 * , *
 * 1) -berry *
 * 2) -eau *
 * 3) 2Lt *
 * 4) A.C. *
 * 5) A.M. *
 * 6) AAAAA *
 * 7) Advent *
 * 8) Aeschines *
 * 9) Afrasia *
 * 10) Afro-Eurasia *
 * 11) Agde *
 * 12) Agen *
 * 13) Agnam-Goly *
 * 14) Aix-en-Provence *
 * 15) Ajmān *
 * 16) Albiorix *
 * 17) Alcibiades *
 * 18) Aleppo *
 * 19) Amazonia *
 * 20) American eel *
 * 21) Angoulême *
 * 22) Angrboda *
 * 23) Apocrypha *
 * 24) April shower *
 * 25) April showers *
 * 26) Apt *
 * 27) Ardennes *
 * 28) Arles *
 * 29) Ashmore and Cartier Islands *
 * 30) Assumption *
 * 31) Asturias *
 * 32) Atlantic puffin *
 * 33) Attila *
 * 34) Auckland Island penguin *
 * 35) Aunis *
 * 36) Australian bear *
 * 37) Aÿ *
 * 38) BGen *
 * 39) BIOT *
 * 40) Barack *
 * 41) Bastia *
 * 42) Bde *
 * 43) Bdes *
 * 44) Beaujolais *
 * 45) Beaux-Arts *
 * 46) Bebhionn *
 * 47) Bedlam *
 * 48) Belfort *
 * 49) Bergelmir *
 * 50) Besançon *
 * 51) Bestla *
 * 52) Biarritz *
 * 53) Blair *
 * 54) Bn *
 * 55) Bonifacio *
 * 56) Bophuthatswana *
 * 57) Border Patrol *
 * 58) Borinage *
 * 59) Breme *
 * 60) Bty *
 * 61) Bucephalus *
 * 62) Bureau of Engraving and Printing *
 * 63) Byzantologist *
 * 64) Byzantology *
 * 65) CAH *
 * 66) CDS *
 * 67) Cahors *
 * 68) Caliban *
 * 69) Camargue *
 * 70) Cambrai *
 * 71) Capt(N) *
 * 72) Capua *
 * 73) Carrick bend *
 * 74) Casiquiare canal *
 * 75) Cassis *
 * 76) Cdo *
 * 77) Cdr *
 * 78) Chaac *
 * 79) Charleville-Mézières *
 * 80) Chink *
 * 81) Châteaulin *
 * 82) Clermont-Ferrand *
 * 83) Clipperton Island *
 * 84) Cloud *
 * 85) Clères *
 * 86) Cmdre *
 * 87) Co. *
 * 88) Cocos (Keeling) Islands *
 * 89) Col *
 * 90) Commodus *
 * 91) Coy *
 * 92) Cressida *
 * 93) Cvy *
 * 94) Córdoba *
 * 95) D-day *
 * 96) Danish pastry *
 * 97) Daphnis *
 * 98) Deleuzean *
 * 99) Demosthenes *
 * 100) Despina *
 * 101) Diego Garcia *
 * 102) Div *
 * 103) Douai *
 * 104) Doubs *
 * 105) Doulovo *
 * 106) Dulovo *
 * 107) Dôn *
 * 108) EIB *
 * 109) EL *
 * 110) Egyptology *
 * 111) Eiffel Tower *
 * 112) Elbeuf *
 * 113) Eliacin *
 * 114) Elianic *
 * 115) Erriapo *
 * 116) Erriapus *
 * 117) Eu *
 * 118) Eurafrasia *
 * 119) Expo *
 * 120) FRG *
 * 121) Farbauti *
 * 122) Februus *
 * 123) Fiordland crested penguin *
 * 124) Fornjot *
 * 125) Francisco *
 * 126) French Republic *
 * 127) French Revolution *
 * 128) French Southern Territories *
 * 129) French kiss *
 * 130) French pastry *
 * 131) FtM *
 * 132) Fujairah *
 * 133) GL *
 * 134) Galapagos cormorant *
 * 135) Galilea *
 * 136) Gargamel *
 * 137) Garonne *
 * 138) Gaza Strip *
 * 139) Grail *
 * 140) Granada *
 * 141) Great Iron Lady *
 * 142) Greip *
 * 143) Grenadines *
 * 144) Guéret *
 * 145) Gy *
 * 146) Hati *
 * 147) Havanese *
 * 148) Hel *
 * 149) Helmstedt *
 * 150) Hexagone *
 * 151) Himalia *
 * 152) Hyrokkin *
 * 153) Hyrrokkin *
 * 154) Ijiraq *
 * 155) Indian rosewood *
 * 156) Indian wolf *
 * 157) Indus River *
 * 158) International Working Men’s Association *
 * 159) I’d *
 * 160) I’m *
 * 161) I’ve *
 * 162) Jarnac *
 * 163) Jarnsaxa *
 * 164) Jethou *
 * 165) John dory *
 * 166) Kiel *
 * 167) Kiviuq *
 * 168) Kolyma *
 * 169) Konstanz *
 * 170) Koranic *
 * 171) Kortrijk *
 * 172) LCdr *
 * 173) LCol *
 * 174) LCpl *
 * 175) LGen *
 * 176) La Mancha *
 * 177) La Rochelle *
 * 178) Ladies and gentlemen *
 * 179) Lake Constance *
 * 180) Lake of Constance *
 * 181) Lannion *
 * 182) Laon *
 * 183) Le Grand-Quevilly *
 * 184) Le Havre *
 * 185) Le Tréport *
 * 186) Levallois flake *
 * 187) Libourne *
 * 188) Livyáni *
 * 189) Loge *
 * 190) Lt *
 * 191) Lugano *
 * 192) Lusatia *
 * 193) MCpl *
 * 194) MGen *
 * 195) MWO *
 * 196) Mab *
 * 197) MacDaddy *
 * 198) Macintel *
 * 199) Manche *
 * 200) Marathon *
 * 201) Marseille *
 * 202) Mayotte drongo *
 * 203) Melilla *
 * 204) Menton *
 * 205) Metropolitan France *
 * 206) Mimas *
 * 207) Montbéliard *
 * 208) Morlaix *
 * 209) Morris column *
 * 210) Morteau *
 * 211) Mount Royal *
 * 212) Mouscron *
 * 213) Mozambique Channel *
 * 214) Mr. *
 * 215) Mrs. *
 * 216) Ms. *
 * 217) MtF *
 * 218) Mundilfari *
 * 219) Munter hitch *
 * 220) NCdt *
 * 221) Narbonne *
 * 222) Narvi *
 * 223) Nefertem *
 * 224) Nefertiti *
 * 225) Nemesis *
 * 226) New Hebrides *
 * 227) New Year’s Day *
 * 228) New Year’s Eve *
 * 229) Niort *
 * 230) Nizhny Tagil *
 * 231) Nouméa *
 * 232) Novaya Zemlya *
 * 233) N’Djamena *
 * 234) OCdt *
 * 235) Oise *
 * 236) Oise River *
 * 237) Orléanais *
 * 238) PPAR *
 * 239) Paaliaq *
 * 240) Palestinian territories *
 * 241) Pandaemonium *
 * 242) Papeete *
 * 243) Paralympic *
 * 244) People’s Republic of China *
 * 245) Perdita *
 * 246) Ph.D. student *
 * 247) Plt *
 * 248) Poitou *
 * 249) Poppaea *
 * 250) Praxiteles *
 * 251) Prospero *
 * 252) Ptah *
 * 253) Puck *
 * 254) Périgord *
 * 255) Pô *
 * 256) Quebec City *
 * 257) R. *
 * 258) R.I.P. *
 * 259) R.S.V.P. *
 * 260) RAdm *
 * 261) RTV *
 * 262) Rangiroa *
 * 263) Ras al-Khaimah *
 * 264) Regensburg *
 * 265) Regt *
 * 266) Rep. *
 * 267) Request For Information *
 * 268) Reunion *
 * 269) Rgn *
 * 270) Rio de la Plata *
 * 271) Rodez *
 * 272) Rome wasn’t built in a day *
 * 273) Roscoff *
 * 274) Rê *
 * 275) SAO *
 * 276) SLt *
 * 277) Saint Cloud *
 * 278) Saint Lawrence *
 * 279) Saint-Brieuc *
 * 280) Saint-Cloud *
 * 281) Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port *
 * 282) Saint-Nazaire *
 * 283) Saint-Pol-de-Léon *
 * 284) Saint-Étienne *
 * 285) Saintonge *
 * 286) Salamis *
 * 287) Salarvyáni *
 * 288) Sana’a *
 * 289) San‘a’ *
 * 290) Sao *
 * 291) Saverne *
 * 292) Sclater’s penguin *
 * 293) Sea of Marmara *
 * 294) Sect *
 * 295) Seine-Maritime *
 * 296) Sens *
 * 297) Sharjah *
 * 298) Short *
 * 299) Siarnaq *
 * 300) Skathi *
 * 301) Skoll *
 * 302) Spains *
 * 303) Speyer *
 * 304) Sqd *
 * 305) Sqn *
 * 306) States *
 * 307) Stephano *
 * 308) Surtur *
 * 309) Suttungr *
 * 310) Sybarite *
 * 311) Syrakus *
 * 312) Sées *
 * 313) Séez *
 * 314) Talibanisation *
 * 315) Tarqeq *
 * 316) Tarvos *
 * 317) Teddy bear *
 * 318) Thalassa *
 * 319) The Gambia *
 * 320) Thrymr *
 * 321) Tlakál *
 * 322) Tm *
 * 323) Toledo *
 * 324) Toul *
 * 325) Tour *
 * 326) Tournai *
 * 327) Transkei *
 * 328) Trinculo *
 * 329) Tuder *
 * 330) Tyrrhenian Sea *
 * 331) UCL *
 * 332) USB key *
 * 333) Umm al-Qaiwain *
 * 334) United States Minor Outlying Islands *
 * 335) Ushant *
 * 336) Utopia *
 * 337) VIVO *
 * 338) Vandoos *
 * 339) Velekinca *
 * 340) Vesoul *
 * 341) Vienne *
 * 342) Vire *
 * 343) Vosges *
 * 344) Vosges mountains *
 * 345) WASP *
 * 346) WLOG *
 * 347) WO *
 * 348) Yangtze River *
 * 349) Ymir *
 * 350) a handful *
 * 351) a long time *
 * 352) a lot of *
 * 353) a major *
 * 354) aalted *
 * 355) abase oneself *
 * 356) ablutophobes *
 * 357) absence of mind *
 * 358) absent oneself *
 * 359) absolute rule *
 * 360) absolute ruler *
 * 361) absoluteless *
 * 362) abstain from *
 * 363) acarologic *
 * 364) acarological *
 * 365) accelerator pedal *
 * 366) accent mark *
 * 367) accident risk *
 * 368) accidented *
 * 369) accommodate oneself *
 * 370) accustom oneself *
 * 371) ache for *
 * 372) acre antshrike *
 * 373) acrogenic *
 * 374) acromion *
 * 375) across from *
 * 376) acroter *
 * 377) acroterium *
 * 378) act as agent *
 * 379) act as go-between *
 * 380) act as matchmaker *
 * 381) act crazy *
 * 382) act for *
 * 383) act of grace *
 * 384) actinia *
 * 385) actinological *
 * 386) actinologist *
 * 387) actinomycosis *
 * 388) acucullophilias *
 * 389) adapt oneself *
 * 390) address list *
 * 391) adoptive child *
 * 392) adored one *
 * 393) advance order *
 * 394) advertence *
 * 395) advertency *
 * 396) advertising pillar *
 * 397) aeropalynologic *
 * 398) aeropalynological *
 * 399) aerophagia *
 * 400) aerophilatelic *
 * 401) aerophilatelist *
 * 402) aetiologic *
 * 403) aetiological *
 * 404) aetiologist *
 * 405) afrikaner *
 * 406) agraf *
 * 407) agrammatical *
 * 408) agricultural exhibition *
 * 409) agricultural product *
 * 410) agricultural school *
 * 411) agrobiologic *
 * 412) agrobiological *
 * 413) ahead of *
 * 414) aide-memoire *
 * 415) aim at *
 * 416) aim for *
 * 417) ain’t *
 * 418) air-balloon *
 * 419) air-cushion *
 * 420) air-defence *
 * 421) air-filter *
 * 422) air-fleet *
 * 423) air-grid *
 * 424) air-hostess *
 * 425) air-pocket *
 * 426) air-pollution *
 * 427) air-pressure *
 * 428) air-raid *
 * 429) air-resistance *
 * 430) air-squadron *
 * 431) air-valve *
 * 432) airline-pilot *
 * 433) airmail stamp *
 * 434) airy-fairy *
 * 435) ajuga *
 * 436) akebi *
 * 437) akin to *
 * 438) alarmbell *
 * 439) albescent *
 * 440) albuminuria *
 * 441) albumose *
 * 442) alcade *
 * 443) alcoholic drink *
 * 444) alcoholic drinks *
 * 445) alcohologic *
 * 446) alcohological *
 * 447) alcohologist *
 * 448) alfenide *
 * 449) algologic *
 * 450) algological *
 * 451) algologist *
 * 452) alidad *
 * 453) aligot *
 * 454) alison *
 * 455) alkermes *
 * 456) allege as excuse *
 * 457) allergological *
 * 458) allis *
 * 459) allis shad *
 * 460) allonge *
 * 461) almagest *
 * 462) almeh *
 * 463) almond-tree *
 * 464) alodium *
 * 465) alose *
 * 466) alpenrose *
 * 467) alpha rays *
 * 468) alpine avens *
 * 469) alpine butterwort *
 * 470) alpine pasqueflower *
 * 471) also known as *
 * 472) amerindian *
 * 473) among other things *
 * 474) amongst other things *
 * 475) amphiptere *
 * 476) ampulla *
 * 477) anagrammer *
 * 478) anagrammers *
 * 479) analytical chemist *
 * 480) anapaest *
 * 481) and also *
 * 482) andrologic *
 * 483) andron *
 * 484) anesthesiologic *
 * 485) anesthesiological *
 * 486) angelologic *
 * 487) angelological *
 * 488) angelologist *
 * 489) angiologic *
 * 490) angiological *
 * 491) angiologist *
 * 492) anglican *
 * 493) ankle-bone *
 * 494) another man *
 * 495) another time *
 * 496) answer the final summons *
 * 497) anta *
 * 498) antamanide *
 * 499) anthropoid ape *
 * 500) anti-aircraft defence *
 * 501) anti-aircraft defences *
 * 502) anti-aircraft guns *
 * 503) anti-migraine *
 * 504) anti-tank gun *
 * 505) anti-terrorism *
 * 506) anticonstitutional *
 * 507) antisemitic *
 * 508) antisemitism *
 * 509) any amount *
 * 510) anyone’s *
 * 511) apepsia *
 * 512) aperitif *
 * 513) aphony *
 * 514) aphrodisia *
 * 515) apiological *
 * 516) apiologist *
 * 517) apoplectic fit *
 * 518) apothecary shop *
 * 519) apparitor *
 * 520) appeal to *
 * 521) appear to be *
 * 522) apple-tree *
 * 523) application specific integrated circuit *
 * 524) apply at *
 * 525) apply for *
 * 526) apply to *
 * 527) appointment book *
 * 528) appulse *
 * 529) apricot tree *
 * 530) apricot-tree *
 * 531) apropos of *
 * 532) apuleius *
 * 533) aquaplanings *
 * 534) aquathlon *
 * 535) aquilegia *
 * 536) aquiline nose *
 * 537) arable land *
 * 538) arachnologic *
 * 539) arachnological *
 * 540) arachnologist *
 * 541) arbutus fruit *
 * 542) archaeologic *
 * 543) archaeologies *
 * 544) archaeozoological *
 * 545) archaeozoologist *
 * 546) archduchy *
 * 547) arched roof *
 * 548) archeologic *
 * 549) areological *
 * 550) areologist *
 * 551) argumentation *
 * 552) arithmetical mean *
 * 553) arm-rest *
 * 554) armour-plating *
 * 555) army chaplain *
 * 556) arpent *
 * 557) arse-kisser *
 * 558) art of printing *
 * 559) article of dress *
 * 560) as a consequence *
 * 561) as a whole *
 * 562) as always *
 * 563) as for the rest *
 * 564) as is being said *
 * 565) as regards *
 * 566) ash-bin *
 * 567) ash-pan *
 * 568) ash-tray *
 * 569) asian *
 * 570) ask forgiveness *
 * 571) ask someone to *
 * 572) aspiettes *
 * 573) aspire to *
 * 574) ass-kisser *
 * 575) assyriological *
 * 576) astrogeologic *
 * 577) astrogeological *
 * 578) astrogeologist *
 * 579) at a strech *
 * 580) at about *
 * 581) at least if *
 * 582) at long last *
 * 583) at most *
 * 584) at risk *
 * 585) at some time *
 * 586) at the end of one’s tether *
 * 587) at the outset *
 * 588) at the rate of *
 * 589) at the right time *
 * 590) at the time *
 * 591) atheneum *
 * 592) athletic protector *
 * 593) attend to *
 * 594) attitudinizer *
 * 595) attn. *
 * 596) attobecquerel *
 * 597) attobecquerels *
 * 598) attobel *
 * 599) attobels *
 * 600) attocandela *
 * 601) attocandelas *
 * 602) attocoulomb *
 * 603) attocoulombs *
 * 604) attofarad *
 * 605) attofarads *
 * 606) attogramme *
 * 607) attogrammes *
 * 608) attogray *
 * 609) attograys *
 * 610) attohenry *
 * 611) attohenrys *
 * 612) attohertz *
 * 613) attojoule *
 * 614) attojoules *
 * 615) attokatal *
 * 616) attokatals *
 * 617) attokelvin *
 * 618) attokelvins *
 * 619) attolitre *
 * 620) attolitres *
 * 621) attolumen *
 * 622) attolumens *
 * 623) attolux *
 * 624) attomole *
 * 625) attomoles *
 * 626) attonewton *
 * 627) attonewtons *
 * 628) attoohm *
 * 629) attoohms *
 * 630) attopascal *
 * 631) attopascals *
 * 632) attoradian *
 * 633) attoradians *
 * 634) attosiemens *
 * 635) attosievert *
 * 636) attosieverts *
 * 637) attotesla *
 * 638) attoteslas *
 * 639) attovolt *
 * 640) attovolts *
 * 641) attowatt *
 * 642) attowatts *
 * 643) attoweber *
 * 644) attowebers *
 * 645) attunement *
 * 646) audio book *
 * 647) audiologic *
 * 648) aureola *
 * 649) ausonium *
 * 650) autecologic *
 * 651) autecological *
 * 652) autecologist *
 * 653) auto-da-fe *
 * 654) autographic *
 * 655) automoton *
 * 656) auxlang *
 * 657) av. *
 * 658) avenge oneself *
 * 659) avocado-tree *
 * 660) axe-murderer *
 * 661) axiologic *
 * 662) axonometric *
 * 663) ayapana *
 * 664) aztec *
 * 665) baboochka *
 * 666) baby doll *
 * 667) baby’s bottle *
 * 668) back axle *
 * 669) back of the neck *
 * 670) backswimmer *
 * 671) bad job *
 * 672) bad mood *
 * 673) bad-natured *
 * 674) baignoire *
 * 675) baiting-place *
 * 676) bakelite *
 * 677) baldachin *
 * 678) balinese *
 * 679) ballade *
 * 680) ballet-dancer *
 * 681) ballet-girl *
 * 682) balneologic *
 * 683) balneologist *
 * 684) banalisation *
 * 685) banalization *
 * 686) banana plant *
 * 687) banana tree *
 * 688) banana-plant *
 * 689) bandeleons *
 * 690) bank clerk *
 * 691) bank manager *
 * 692) bank official *
 * 693) banyan-tree *
 * 694) bar-b-que *
 * 695) barbet *
 * 696) baryton *
 * 697) base hit *
 * 698) based on *
 * 699) basket willow *
 * 700) basterd sugar *
 * 701) bath-tub *
 * 702) bathing box *
 * 703) bathing-cap *
 * 704) bathing-suit *
 * 705) battering-ram *
 * 706) baykeepers *
 * 707) bde *
 * 708) bdes *
 * 709) be abashed *
 * 710) be about *
 * 711) be accustomed *
 * 712) be acquainted with *
 * 713) be addicted *
 * 714) be adrift *
 * 715) be advised *
 * 716) be afraid *
 * 717) be afraid of *
 * 718) be after *
 * 719) be alive *
 * 720) be amazed *
 * 721) be angry *
 * 722) be appropriate *
 * 723) be ardent *
 * 724) be ashamed *
 * 725) be asleep *
 * 726) be at death's door *
 * 727) be at loggerheads *
 * 728) be attentive *
 * 729) be attentive to *
 * 730) be audacious *
 * 731) be bankrupt *
 * 732) be bored *
 * 733) be born *
 * 734) be burnt to the socket *
 * 735) be called *
 * 736) be concerned *
 * 737) be congruent *
 * 738) be delighted with *
 * 739) be delirious *
 * 740) be destitute *
 * 741) be detained *
 * 742) be different *
 * 743) be dying *
 * 744) be effective *
 * 745) be efficacious *
 * 746) be fed up *
 * 747) be fitting *
 * 748) be hungry *
 * 749) be ignorant *
 * 750) be ignorant of *
 * 751) be in accord *
 * 752) be in agony *
 * 753) be in labour *
 * 754) be in the habit of *
 * 755) be inclined *
 * 756) be indignant *
 * 757) be infuriated *
 * 758) be injurious to *
 * 759) be interested *
 * 760) be interested in *
 * 761) be irritated *
 * 762) be kept in *
 * 763) be knocking on heaven's door *
 * 764) be lacking *
 * 765) be late *
 * 766) be lenient with *
 * 767) be lost *
 * 768) be married *
 * 769) be meant to *
 * 770) be missing *
 * 771) be naughty *
 * 772) be near death *
 * 773) be next to *
 * 774) be obstinate *
 * 775) be of use *
 * 776) be on duty *
 * 777) be on fire *
 * 778) be on the air *
 * 779) be opposed *
 * 780) be opposed to *
 * 781) be over the hump *
 * 782) be pleasing *
 * 783) be present *
 * 784) be promoted *
 * 785) be proud *
 * 786) be quiet *
 * 787) be recalcitrant *
 * 788) be rife *
 * 789) be similar *
 * 790) be situated *
 * 791) be sorry about *
 * 792) be stubborn *
 * 793) be succesful *
 * 794) be suitable *
 * 795) be thirsty *
 * 796) be unfaithful *
 * 797) be unfaithful to *
 * 798) be vacant *
 * 799) be washed ashore *
 * 800) be willing to *
 * 801) be worth *
 * 802) be worthy of *
 * 803) be wrong *
 * 804) bean’t *
 * 805) bear witness of *
 * 806) bearer share *
 * 807) beat up against the wind *
 * 808) beauty-parlour *
 * 809) become agitated *
 * 810) become dull *
 * 811) become swollen *
 * 812) bed bug *
 * 813) bee-keeper *
 * 814) bee-master *
 * 815) beef tongue *
 * 816) beetley *
 * 817) beguinage *
 * 818) belltower *
 * 819) belly boat *
 * 820) belote *
 * 821) bend knot *
 * 822) benevento *
 * 823) bent-grass *
 * 824) bermudas *
 * 825) better and better *
 * 826) bichon *
 * 827) big-crested penguin *
 * 828) bikkie *
 * 829) bill-board *
 * 830) billy-goat *
 * 831) binarization *
 * 832) bio-manufacturing *
 * 833) biocentrism *
 * 834) bioclimatologic *
 * 835) bioclimatological *
 * 836) bioclimatologist *
 * 837) bioclimatology *
 * 838) bioecologic *
 * 839) bioecological *
 * 840) bioecologist *
 * 841) bioecology *
 * 842) biometeorologic *
 * 843) biometeorological *
 * 844) biometeorologist *
 * 845) birth-certificate *
 * 846) bitter almond *
 * 847) bitter almond-tree *
 * 848) bivalence *
 * 849) black arched moth *
 * 850) black diamond *
 * 851) black hellebore *
 * 852) black humour *
 * 853) black man's wheels *
 * 854) black radish *
 * 855) blackberry bush *
 * 856) blackfooted penguin *
 * 857) bladder campion *
 * 858) blastogenesis *
 * 859) bldg *
 * 860) blind man *
 * 861) block of flats *
 * 862) blood sausages *
 * 863) blotting-paper *
 * 864) blow job *
 * 865) blue penguin *
 * 866) blue whiting *
 * 867) bluecoat *
 * 868) boarding-house *
 * 869) boarding-school *
 * 870) bolchevik *
 * 871) bon viveur *
 * 872) borrow money on *
 * 873) bottletop *
 * 874) bovine animal *
 * 875) box-room *
 * 876) boy scout *
 * 877) boyscout *
 * 878) bradyon *
 * 879) braies *
 * 880) brake-block *
 * 881) brake-shoe *
 * 882) brb *
 * 883) break down upon *
 * 884) bright as a flash *
 * 885) bring along *
 * 886) bring away *
 * 887) bring close together *
 * 888) bring into accord *
 * 889) bring into agreement *
 * 890) bring near to *
 * 891) broadbill *
 * 892) broadmindedness *
 * 893) broadway *
 * 894) bronchia *
 * 895) bruges *
 * 896) brushtail rat *
 * 897) bryologic *
 * 898) bryological *
 * 899) bryologist *
 * 900) bty *
 * 901) buck-hare *
 * 902) buck-rabbit *
 * 903) buddhism *
 * 904) buffetting *
 * 905) bugleweed *
 * 906) build on *
 * 907) bureaucratise *
 * 908) burn the candle at both ends *
 * 909) business center *
 * 910) business day *
 * 911) bust up *
 * 912) butter wouldn't melt in his mouth *
 * 913) butterflies in the stomach *
 * 914) butterfly-orchid *
 * 915) by acclamation *
 * 916) by air *
 * 917) by extension *
 * 918) by force *
 * 919) by mistake *
 * 920) by now *
 * 921) by tender *
 * 922) by twos *
 * 923) by-laws *
 * 924) bya *
 * 925) byzantological *
 * 926) cabbage white *
 * 927) cable-way *
 * 928) calcinate *
 * 929) californian *
 * 930) call at *
 * 931) call attention to *
 * 932) calliper *
 * 933) campanula *
 * 934) camping ground *
 * 935) camping site *
 * 936) cancerological *
 * 937) cancerologist *
 * 938) cancerology *
 * 939) candid camera *
 * 940) canoniser *
 * 941) can’t *
 * 942) capercaille *
 * 943) car jacking *
 * 944) carburate *
 * 945) cardiologic *
 * 946) care about *
 * 947) care for *
 * 948) carp at *
 * 949) carry through *
 * 950) cash-box *
 * 951) cashewnut *
 * 952) cashier’s stand *
 * 953) cast up *
 * 954) catch cold *
 * 955) catch side of *
 * 956) catch-cry *
 * 957) catchfly *
 * 958) caucinos *
 * 959) cause to take place *
 * 960) cavil at *
 * 961) ccw. *
 * 962) cdo *
 * 963) cellometer *
 * 964) cental *
 * 965) centauresque *
 * 966) centaury *
 * 967) centibecquerel *
 * 968) centibecquerels *
 * 969) centibel *
 * 970) centibels *

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User:Darkdadaah/Diff/fr/2008-11/2

 * 1) change of address *
 * 2) changing-room *
 * 3) chansonnier *
 * 4) chant royal *
 * 5) chargé d’affaires *
 * 6) chase away *
 * 7) cheerios *
 * 8) chemist’s *
 * 9) chemist’s shop *
 * 10) cherokee *
 * 11) cherry-tree *
 * 12) chesspiece *
 * 13) chestnut-tree *
 * 14) chicken pox *
 * 15) chieti *
 * 16) child-birth *
 * 17) china cabinet *
 * 18) china-aster *
 * 19) chirr *
 * 20) christianity *
 * 21) chronobiologic *
 * 22) chronobiological *
 * 23) chronobiologist *
 * 24) church-building *
 * 25) cinderella *
 * 26) cinquefoil *
 * 27) clean the house *
 * 28) cleanlinesss *
 * 29) climatologic *
 * 30) close in *
 * 31) clothes-moth *
 * 32) clupeoid *
 * 33) coach-house *
 * 34) coast-line *
 * 35) coat-tail *
 * 36) cobweb houseleek *
 * 37) cocaine addict *
 * 38) cocaine addiction *
 * 39) cocksfoot *
 * 40) coconut tree *
 * 41) coffee-pot *
 * 42) coleseed *
 * 43) coley *
 * 44) collect money *
 * 45) collectivité d’outre-mer *
 * 46) collide with *
 * 47) come close *
 * 48) come closer *
 * 49) come home *
 * 50) come in from the cold *
 * 51) come into *
 * 52) come into accord *
 * 53) come into sight *
 * 54) come to a halt *
 * 55) come to an agreement *
 * 56) come to an end *
 * 57) come together *
 * 58) come-back *
 * 59) commit a crime *
 * 60) commit adultery *
 * 61) commit aggression *
 * 62) common crane *
 * 63) common sole *
 * 64) commonnesss *
 * 65) communication-cord *
 * 66) communiceren *
 * 67) commutate *
 * 68) compared with *
 * 69) compradore *
 * 70) compressed natural gas *
 * 71) computer scientist *
 * 72) conduct oneself *
 * 73) confectioner’s *
 * 74) confectioner’s shop *
 * 75) connect up *
 * 76) consist of *
 * 77) constringent *
 * 78) control tower *
 * 79) convener *
 * 80) corn cockle *
 * 81) cosmetic powder *
 * 82) cosmologies *
 * 83) cotter-pin *
 * 84) cotton bud *
 * 85) countermelodys *
 * 86) coup de grace *
 * 87) coup d’etat *
 * 88) coup d’État *
 * 89) coup d’état *
 * 90) course of time *
 * 91) cow parsnip *
 * 92) crane’s-bill *
 * 93) crash into *
 * 94) crested guan *
 * 95) crockery set *
 * 96) crookery *
 * 97) cross-beams *
 * 98) cry down *
 * 99) cryptologic *
 * 100) cryptological *
 * 101) crêperie *
 * 102) cuckoo-pint *
 * 103) cultivated field *
 * 104) curl back *
 * 105) currant bush *
 * 106) currency exchange *
 * 107) curry-comb *
 * 108) cut into *
 * 109) cutthroat eel *
 * 110) cylinder phonograph *
 * 111) daily newspaper *
 * 112) daily paper *
 * 113) damnedests *
 * 114) dance-floor *
 * 115) dancefloor *
 * 116) dare to fight *
 * 117) dash-board *
 * 118) daughterboard *
 * 119) day labourer *
 * 120) dead head *
 * 121) dead key *
 * 122) dead-end street *
 * 123) death throes *
 * 124) debyes *
 * 125) decartelization *
 * 126) deciduous tree *
 * 127) decimorgan *
 * 128) decimorgans *
 * 129) deck with flags *
 * 130) declaration of policy *
 * 131) deep freeze *
 * 132) deixiss *
 * 133) delphinologist *
 * 134) delphinology *
 * 135) demonisation *
 * 136) denazify *
 * 137) deny oneself *
 * 138) deposal *
 * 139) destine for *
 * 140) destitude *
 * 141) devanagari *
 * 142) devil-in-the-bush *
 * 143) devil’s bit *
 * 144) devil’s paintbrush *
 * 145) devil’s weed *
 * 146) diogenes *
 * 147) diplomacys *
 * 148) disactivate *
 * 149) disapprove of *
 * 150) dish-cloth *
 * 151) dish-cover *
 * 152) disinhibit *
 * 153) dispense with *
 * 154) dispensing chemist *
 * 155) display window *
 * 156) disrating *
 * 157) dissymmetric *
 * 158) distributor of alms *
 * 159) divine service *
 * 160) do as I say, not as I do *
 * 161) do for a living *
 * 162) do something crooked *
 * 163) donkey-driver *
 * 164) don’t *
 * 165) douchebaggeries *
 * 166) douglas *
 * 167) downstream from *
 * 168) drag along *
 * 169) draw a line *
 * 170) draw attention *
 * 171) draw attention to *
 * 172) draw lots *
 * 173) draw up to the table *
 * 174) drawing-room *
 * 175) dress-coat *
 * 176) dressing-room *
 * 177) drink to excess *
 * 178) drive on *
 * 179) drive shaft *
 * 180) drive through *
 * 181) driver’s licence *
 * 182) driver’s license *
 * 183) drizzling rain *
 * 184) drop anchor *
 * 185) drop by drop *
 * 186) drop it *
 * 187) drop of water *
 * 188) duckists *
 * 189) dull-witted *
 * 190) dunning-letter *
 * 191) duplicate Scrabble *
 * 192) durex *
 * 193) dust-rag *
 * 194) décapascal *
 * 195) décor *
 * 196) día a día *
 * 197) dürüm *
 * 198) early riser *
 * 199) earn a living *
 * 200) earn back *
 * 201) earth pillar *
 * 202) earth up *
 * 203) earthling *
 * 204) eastern jack pine *
 * 205) eating-house *
 * 206) ebb-tide *
 * 207) ecofascism *
 * 208) ecofascist *
 * 209) ecosphere *
 * 210) ecotone *
 * 211) ectodermic *
 * 212) edible chestnut *
 * 213) editorial department *
 * 214) editorial office *
 * 215) egg-fruit *
 * 216) egyptological *
 * 217) ejectable *
 * 218) electric fan *
 * 219) electric outlet *
 * 220) electric plug *
 * 221) electric power plant *
 * 222) electric socket *
 * 223) electrodynamic *
 * 224) embarcation *
 * 225) emblementes *
 * 226) emotivity *
 * 227) emphysematic *
 * 228) employment exchange *
 * 229) encursion *
 * 230) encylopaedic *
 * 231) end result *
 * 232) end-of-the-line *
 * 233) enduringly *
 * 234) endveador *
 * 235) engagement book *
 * 236) enjoy oneself *
 * 237) enter in one’s account *
 * 238) enter into a contract *
 * 239) enthousiastic *
 * 240) enthousiastically *
 * 241) entomologic *
 * 242) entracte *
 * 243) entrechat *
 * 244) entr’acte *
 * 245) enumerative *
 * 246) eocene *
 * 247) epigramme *
 * 248) eponymy *
 * 249) eraser pen *
 * 250) ergonomy *
 * 251) eskimo *
 * 252) esthetics *
 * 253) et caetera *
 * 254) et cætera *
 * 255) eternalisation *
 * 256) eternalise *
 * 257) eternalization *
 * 258) eternalize *
 * 259) ethnologically *
 * 260) ethnomusicologic *
 * 261) ethnomusicological *
 * 262) ethnomusicologist *
 * 263) ethnosociological *
 * 264) ethnosociologist *
 * 265) ethnosociology *
 * 266) ethographic *
 * 267) eucharist *
 * 268) euonymus *
 * 269) euphonically *
 * 270) european *
 * 271) eutexia *
 * 272) evening dress *
 * 273) evening meal *
 * 274) every day *
 * 275) exabecquerel *
 * 276) exabecquerels *
 * 277) exabel *
 * 278) exabels *
 * 279) exabit *
 * 280) exabits *
 * 281) exbibits *
 * 282) except for *
 * 283) exchange premium *
 * 284) excise-duty *
 * 285) excite pity *
 * 286) excuse oneself *
 * 287) excuser *
 * 288) execrably *
 * 289) exercise-book *
 * 290) exhilerating *
 * 291) exiler *
 * 292) expediation *
 * 293) explorable *
 * 294) extenuating circumstances *
 * 295) factor in *
 * 296) fall in love with *
 * 297) false hellebore *
 * 298) false helleborine *
 * 299) false leopardbane *
 * 300) farmers’ union *
 * 301) farming lease *
 * 302) farther afield *
 * 303) fast day *
 * 304) fatten up *
 * 305) feastday *
 * 306) fecundicity *
 * 307) feeding-bottle *
 * 308) feel dull *
 * 309) fellow-creature *
 * 310) fellow-feeling *
 * 311) fellow-thinker *
 * 312) fennel flower *
 * 313) feoff *
 * 314) fermis *
 * 315) field bindweed *
 * 316) field glass *
 * 317) field hospital *
 * 318) field-glass *
 * 319) field-glasses *
 * 320) fig tree *
 * 321) fig-tree *
 * 322) figure-of-eight knot *
 * 323) filing card *
 * 324) financial year *
 * 325) find back *
 * 326) find flies in the ointment *
 * 327) finless porpoise *
 * 328) firearms licence *
 * 329) first installment *
 * 330) first instalment *
 * 331) fish ladder *
 * 332) fish market *
 * 333) fish pass *
 * 334) fish-hook *
 * 335) fisherman's knot *
 * 336) fishing-rod *
 * 337) fit out *
 * 338) fit together *
 * 339) fitting up *
 * 340) flacon *
 * 341) flare up *
 * 342) flash frozen *
 * 343) flash of lightning *
 * 344) flash on *
 * 345) flash-freeze *
 * 346) flat car *
 * 347) flat-top ride *
 * 348) flight engineer *
 * 349) flight mechanic *
 * 350) flight of stairs *
 * 351) flight-path *
 * 352) flightless cormorant *
 * 353) fling off *
 * 354) float tube *
 * 355) flood-tide *
 * 356) flow down *
 * 357) flow off *
 * 358) fnord *
 * 359) for a long time *
 * 360) for the greater part *
 * 361) force oneself *
 * 362) force open *
 * 363) forebearers *
 * 364) foreloper *
 * 365) forget oneself *
 * 366) forthrightedly *
 * 367) fountain-head *
 * 368) fountain-pen *
 * 369) foureye butterflyfish *
 * 370) fourtieth *
 * 371) fox-tail *
 * 372) fox-tail grass *
 * 373) fps *
 * 374) francophone *
 * 375) free hand *
 * 376) free software *
 * 377) free-content *
 * 378) freeze-drying *
 * 379) freiburg *
 * 380) freshwater cod *
 * 381) from day to day *
 * 382) from here to eternity *
 * 383) from now on *
 * 384) from the inside out *
 * 385) fuel oil *
 * 386) full houses *
 * 387) full payment *
 * 388) fullscale *
 * 389) fur-lined *
 * 390) gaelic *
 * 391) galley slave *
 * 392) gameplan *
 * 393) gape at *
 * 394) garden walk *
 * 395) garlic bulb *
 * 396) garlic mustard *
 * 397) gas burner *
 * 398) gate drive *
 * 399) gayal *
 * 400) gendarme *
 * 401) geometrid caterpillar *
 * 402) gerontologic *
 * 403) get angry *
 * 404) get dressed *
 * 405) get married *
 * 406) get mouldy *
 * 407) get off one's chest *
 * 408) get tired *
 * 409) get used *
 * 410) get-at-able *
 * 411) ghettoblaster *
 * 412) gibibits *
 * 413) gigaeuro *
 * 414) girl guide *
 * 415) girl scout *
 * 416) give a blow job *
 * 417) give a hand *
 * 418) give an account *
 * 419) give an accounting for *
 * 420) give as an excuse *
 * 421) give birth to *
 * 422) give notice of *
 * 423) give someone the creeps *
 * 424) glacio- *
 * 425) glass pane *
 * 426) gliosis *
 * 427) globe-daisy *
 * 428) globularia *
 * 429) glow with heat *
 * 430) glow worm *
 * 431) glow-lamp *
 * 432) go against *
 * 433) go backward *
 * 434) go beyond *
 * 435) go broke *
 * 436) go fast *
 * 437) go for a walk *
 * 438) go forward *
 * 439) go mouldy *
 * 440) go on pilgrimage *
 * 441) go round *
 * 442) go shopping *
 * 443) go through *
 * 444) goalball *
 * 445) gold-digger *
 * 446) good china *
 * 447) good deed *
 * 448) good mood *
 * 449) good office *
 * 450) good-hearted *
 * 451) goodness gracious *
 * 452) gozo *
 * 453) grand-nephew *
 * 454) grand-niece *
 * 455) granny knot *
 * 456) grapefruit tree *
 * 457) greasemonkey *
 * 458) great-coat *
 * 459) greatgranddaughter *
 * 460) greatgrandson *
 * 461) greencoatie *
 * 462) grey pine *
 * 463) grim-the-collier *
 * 464) grind down *
 * 465) grounded theory *
 * 466) groundplan *
 * 467) grow sour *
 * 468) guard rail *
 * 469) guattarian *
 * 470) guattarized *
 * 471) guerrilla war *
 * 472) guest-house *
 * 473) gujarati *
 * 474) gun-carriage *
 * 475) gurmukhi *
 * 476) gush out *
 * 477) gust of wind *
 * 478) gymanstics *
 * 479) hagio- *
 * 480) half-close *
 * 481) half-closed *
 * 482) halting-place *
 * 483) hammam *
 * 484) hang down *
 * 485) hangman's knot *
 * 486) haplologic *
 * 487) haplological *
 * 488) harbour porpoise *
 * 489) haricot *
 * 490) harshnesss *
 * 491) haskell *
 * 492) have a high regard for *
 * 493) have a subscription *
 * 494) have an aberration *
 * 495) have an accident *
 * 496) have at one’s disposal *
 * 497) have available *
 * 498) have compassion on *
 * 499) have confidence in *
 * 500) have effect *
 * 501) have faith *
 * 502) have faith in *
 * 503) have sexual intercourse *
 * 504) have the last word *
 * 505) have you ever *
 * 506) having eaten one's fill *
 * 507) hawksbeard *
 * 508) haymaking *
 * 509) head first *
 * 510) head of cattle *
 * 511) headphone *
 * 512) health insurance *
 * 513) heating stove *
 * 514) hectobel *
 * 515) hectobels *
 * 516) hedge clippers *
 * 517) hedge garlic *
 * 518) hedge shears *
 * 519) hedge trimmer *
 * 520) heggenschaar *
 * 521) hele in *
 * 522) herd-book *
 * 523) here are *
 * 524) here is *
 * 525) herpetologic *
 * 526) hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia *
 * 527) he’d *
 * 528) hide oneself *
 * 529) high school student *
 * 530) high-school graduate *
 * 531) hill up *
 * 532) hind axle *
 * 533) hippocrates *
 * 534) hirer *
 * 535) hit one's head against the wall *
 * 536) hitch knot *
 * 537) hitch on *
 * 538) hitch-hike *
 * 539) hitch-hiking *
 * 540) hoar-frost *
 * 541) hold in abeyance *
 * 542) holdfast *
 * 543) home of rest *
 * 544) home-jacking *
 * 545) homothety *
 * 546) hook on *
 * 547) hooks and eyes *
 * 548) hope for *
 * 549) horminum *
 * 550) hors d’oeuvre *
 * 551) horse-fly *
 * 552) horseback riding *
 * 553) horseradishs *
 * 554) house of ill fame *
 * 555) housewarming party *
 * 556) how are you? *
 * 557) how's tricks? *
 * 558) humble oneself *
 * 559) hunch-backed *
 * 560) hundred and one *
 * 561) hybrid lift *
 * 562) ibisbill *
 * 563) icecream *
 * 564) ichthyologic *
 * 565) ilex *
 * 566) ill fate *
 * 567) impassion *
 * 568) impetuos *
 * 569) impose upon *
 * 570) in a whisper *
 * 571) in accordance with *
 * 572) in addition to *
 * 573) in addtion *
 * 574) in all humility *
 * 575) in any case *
 * 576) in brief *
 * 577) in cash *
 * 578) in charge of *
 * 579) in contrast *
 * 580) in detail *
 * 581) in exchange for *
 * 582) in existence *
 * 583) in fashion *
 * 584) in place *
 * 585) in play *
 * 586) in progress *
 * 587) in relation to *
 * 588) in search of *
 * 589) in sooth *
 * 590) in style *
 * 591) in suspense *
 * 592) in the afternoon *
 * 593) in the beginning *
 * 594) in the case of *
 * 595) in the evening *
 * 596) in the fifth place *
 * 597) in the fourth place *
 * 598) in the land of the blind, the man with one eye is king *
 * 599) in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king *
 * 600) in the meantime *
 * 601) in the middle of *
 * 602) in the morning *
 * 603) in the presence of *
 * 604) in the second place *
 * 605) in the third place *
 * 606) in theory *
 * 607) in two shakes of a lamb’s tail *
 * 608) in use *
 * 609) in what way *
 * 610) inbox *
 * 611) incarnat *
 * 612) incendiary bomb *
 * 613) income-tax *
 * 614) india-rubber *
 * 615) indian file *
 * 616) indirections *
 * 617) inextricability *
 * 618) initial deposit *
 * 619) inmeasurable *
 * 620) inner bark *
 * 621) input-output *
 * 622) installment payment *
 * 623) instanciation *
 * 624) instanciations *
 * 625) instantaneity *
 * 626) instruction manual *
 * 627) insulter *
 * 628) intelligence service *
 * 629) interfere with *
 * 630) interpunction *
 * 631) interregional *
 * 632) invite tenders for *
 * 633) ipsative *
 * 634) irreligiousness *
 * 635) islam *
 * 636) item of furniture *
 * 637) it’s all Greek to me *
 * 638) it’s all grist to the mill *
 * 639) jack pine *
 * 640) jack-in-the-bush *
 * 641) jaeger *
 * 642) jainism *
 * 643) jet plane *
 * 644) jissom *
 * 645) judaism *
 * 646) juggling *
 * 647) kabuto *
 * 648) kabutos *
 * 649) kalashnikov *
 * 650) kashkaval *
 * 651) keep it simple, stupid *
 * 652) keep watch *
 * 653) keeper of the records *
 * 654) kermis *
 * 655) kibibits *
 * 656) kidney-bean *
 * 657) kilim *
 * 658) kill oneself *
 * 659) kilobecquerel *
 * 660) kilobecquerels *
 * 661) kilobel *
 * 662) kilobels *
 * 663) kilotonnes *
 * 664) kind turn *
 * 665) king cake *
 * 666) king devil *
 * 667) kingcake *
 * 668) klingon *
 * 669) knee-breeches *
 * 670) knickknack *
 * 671) knife-grinder *
 * 672) know better *
 * 673) labour exchange *
 * 674) lacanian *
 * 675) ladies’ paintbrush *
 * 676) lady-in-the-green *
 * 677) lady’s maid *
 * 678) lady’s mantle *
 * 679) lamp-shade *
 * 680) landing-stage *
 * 681) langor *
 * 682) largemouth bass *
 * 683) late riser *
 * 684) latvian *
 * 685) law office *
 * 686) lawn-daisy *
 * 687) lay a snare for *
 * 688) lay hold of *
 * 689) lay-off *
 * 690) lay-out *
 * 691) laz *
 * 692) lean on *
 * 693) leave out of account *
 * 694) leaving certificate *
 * 695) leaving examination *
 * 696) lecture theatre *
 * 697) lemon tree *
 * 698) less and less *
 * 699) let know *
 * 700) letter card *
 * 701) letter of introduction *
 * 702) let’s *
 * 703) let’s go *
 * 704) light-coloured *
 * 705) lightning flash *
 * 706) limburgish *
 * 707) lime tree *
 * 708) lime-tree *
 * 709) linden tree *
 * 710) linden-tree *
 * 711) ling-cod *
 * 712) link together *
 * 713) link up *
 * 714) lion’s tongue *
 * 715) lipstick-tree *
 * 716) liquid manure *
 * 717) listen to *
 * 718) lithodome *
 * 719) little blue penguin *
 * 720) live to see *
 * 721) livelong saxifrage *
 * 722) livonian *
 * 723) locatif *
 * 724) lock-up *
 * 725) lodi *
 * 726) logical reasoning *
 * 727) lol *
 * 728) longneck eel *
 * 729) look askance *
 * 730) look askance at *
 * 731) looking for a needle in a haystack *
 * 732) lopes *
 * 733) loss of hair *
 * 734) love note *
 * 735) love-in-a-mist *
 * 736) loved ones *
 * 737) lower-arm *
 * 738) lutheran *
 * 739) lycée *
 * 740) lying-in room *
 * 741) lying-in woman *
 * 742) lysol *
 * 743) líquido *
 * 744) macerata *
 * 745) machiavellic *
 * 746) macrobiologic *
 * 747) make a contract *
 * 748) make a master *
 * 749) make a noise *
 * 750) make a note *
 * 751) make a stroke *
 * 752) make an offer of *
 * 753) make clean *
 * 754) make clear *
 * 755) make excuses *
 * 756) make fast *
 * 757) make glad *
 * 758) make one aware *
 * 759) make redundant *
 * 760) make war *
 * 761) malacologic *
 * 762) man-servant *
 * 763) manage to *
 * 764) mango tree *
 * 765) manoeuvre margin *

title: User:Darkdadaah/Diff/fr/2008-11/2