text:
tosylimine

Noun

 * 1)  Any N-tosyl derivative of an imine

title: tosylimine


text: trialkylphosphines

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

title: trialkylphosphines


text:
trialkyltin

Noun

 * 1)  Any trialkyl tin compound

title: trialkyltin


text:
triazolyl

Noun

 * 1)  Any radical derived from a triazole

title: triazolyl


text:
Talk:ακρίτης

Needs a better layout. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:14, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
 * old extended etymology commented out. — Saltmarsh απάντηση 14:33, 21 April 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:ακρίτης


text:
unembodied

Adjective

 * 1)  Incorporeal; not possessed of a body.
 * 2) Not expressed or exhibited in material or concrete form; wholly abstract.
 * 3) Not incorporated into a coherent system; conceptually disconnected.
 * 4)  Not united in a regimented structure; lacking structure and order.
 * 5) Existing or operating without involvement by the body; solely mental or intellectual; “ungrounded”, “heady”.
 * 1)  Not united in a regimented structure; lacking structure and order.
 * 2) Existing or operating without involvement by the body; solely mental or intellectual; “ungrounded”, “heady”.

title: unembodied


text:
unimbodied

Etymology
18th century.

title: unimbodied


text: lapant

title: lapant


text:
lapé

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) pencil
 * 2) pen

title: lapé


text: lapons

title: lapons


text: lapez

title: lapez


text: lapent

title: lapent


text: lapais

title: lapais


text: lapait

title: lapait


text: lapions

title: lapions


text: lapiez

title: lapiez


text: lapaient

title: lapaient


text: lapai

title: lapai


text: lapâmes

title: lapâmes


text: lapâtes

title: lapâtes


text: lapèrent

title: lapèrent


text: laperai

title: laperai


text: laperas

title: laperas


text:
lapera

Noun

 * 1) beehive

title: lapera


text: laperons

title: laperons


text: laperez

title: laperez


text: laperont

title: laperont


text: laperais

title: laperais


text: laperait

title: laperait


text: laperions

title: laperions


text: laperiez

title: laperiez


text: laperaient

title: laperaient


text: lapasse

title: lapasse


text: lapasses

title: lapasses


text: lapât

title: lapât


text: lapassions

title: lapassions


text: lapassiez

title: lapassiez


text: lapassent

title: lapassent


text:
⍾

Symbol

 * 1)  ISO 2047 symbol for Bell


text:
Talk:space invader

This term appears in "Moonage Daydream", a song on David Bowie's 1972 album "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars" and therefore predates the video game by at least six years.

personal space
the term also appears in a down-to-earth sense in a few places, meaning someone who is too touchy-feely, that is, someone who invades others' personal space. see, for example, this handout: SPACE PROTECTORS VS. SPACE INVADERS. — Soap — 21:50, 21 April 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:space invader


text: gwyl

title: gwyl


text: manehs

title: manehs


text:
休眠火山

Noun

 * 1)  dormant volcano

title: 休眠火山


text:
休眠

Verb

 * 1) to lie dormant; to be in dormancy

Noun

 * 1) sleep, dormancy

Verb

 * 1) sleep; be dormant

title: 休眠


text:
vesiurheilu

Noun

 * 1) watersport, aquatics

title: vesiurheilu


text:
User:PS2801

Please take a look at my user page on the German Wikipedia.

Bitte besuchen Sie meine Benutzerseite auf der deutschen Wikipedia.

title: User:PS2801


text:
火山学

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) volcanology

title: 火山学


text:
火山學

Noun

 * 1) volcanology

title: 火山學


text: Seris

title: Seris


text: 火山学家

title: 火山学家


text:
火山學家

Noun

 * 1) volcanologist

title: 火山學家


text:
féil

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  festival, feast day

title: féil


text:
krinkari

Noun

 * 1) ghost
 * 2) white man
 * 3) corpse
 * 4) underlayer of skin

title: krinkari


text:
日出

Noun

 * 1) sunrise

Noun

 * 1) sunrise

title: 日出


text:
日落

Noun

 * 1) sunset; sundown

title: 日落


text: 拂晓

title: 拂晓


text:
拂曉

Noun

 * 1) dawn

title: 拂曉


text:
昼夜

Noun

 * 1) day and night
 * 2) * 1926, 葉山嘉樹, 坑夫の子:

title: 昼夜


text:
晝夜

Noun

 * 1) day and night; round the clock

title: 晝夜


text: kuglerammes

title: kuglerammes


text: kuglerammens

title: kuglerammens


text: kuglerammers

title: kuglerammers


text: kuglerammernes

title: kuglerammernes


text: Category:nay:Ethnicity

title: Category:nay:Ethnicity


text: 现今

title: 现今


text: megalomanis

title: megalomanis


text: megalomaniens

title: megalomaniens


text: megalomaniers

title: megalomaniers


text: megalomaniernes

title: megalomaniernes


text:
Wiktionary talk:Todo/main lang cat

The last seven are the most difficult. Mataal will be deleted of not cleaned up, so let's not worry about that. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:35, 19 February 2010 (UTC)

title: Wiktionary talk:Todo/main lang cat


text:
現今

Adverb

 * 1) nowadays; these days; now

title: 現今


text: 金融危机

title: 金融危机


text:
金融危機

Noun

 * 1) financial crisis

Noun

 * 1) financial crisis

title: 金融危機


text: frokosts

title: frokosts


text: frokostens

title: frokostens


text: frokosters

title: frokosters


text: frokosternes

title: frokosternes


text: 经济危机

title: 经济危机


text:
經濟危機

Noun

 * 1) economic crisis

title: 經濟危機


text: 金钱

title: 金钱


text:
金錢

Noun

 * 1) money; currency

title: 金錢


text: 钟表

title: 钟表


text:
鐘錶

Noun

 * 1) timepiece; clock

title: 鐘錶


text:
trimethylaluminum

Noun

 * 1)  The trimethyl organometallic compound of aluminium (CH3)3Al

title: trimethylaluminum


text:
trioxygenated

Adjective

 * 1)  oxygenated with three atoms (or molecules) of oxygen

title: trioxygenated


text:
triphosgene

Noun

 * 1)  The organic compound bis(trichloromethyl) carbonate (CCl3-O)2CO that is used in organic synthesis

title: triphosgene


text:
unjacketed

Adjective

 * 1) Not jacketed

title: unjacketed


text: ureas

title: ureas


text:
Category talk:Mandarin idioms in simplified script

Someone who knows how needs to harmonise this category with Category:zh-cn:Idioms/Category:zh-tw:Idioms, as well as work out a way Idioms can be incorporated into context tags. Eventually I'd like to see Idioms as a PoS header be removed indefinitely and replaced with Noun, Adjective, Verb, etc, like we do in English and other languages. This way the real function of the idiom can be made much clearer. Tooironic 12:08, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
 * I've been working on it. See Template talk:context. If no one responds I'll implement it in a few days. --Bequw → τ 15:32, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Sounds like a great idea. A proper PoS and a good example will help learners a lot more. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 20:55, 19 February 2010 (UTC)
 * It sounds good in theory. I guess we'll have to see what Bequw puts together in order to be sure that it is the correct approach.  -- A-cai 15:05, 20 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Just a comment or two (perhaps partially tangential)...First, I'm not arguing for a (linguistic) Chinese exceptionalism, but I'm not entire sure if Chinese idioms can be neatly classed into noun, adverb, etc. Having a distinct part of speech for "idioms" seems consistent with Chinese linguistic usage, wherein the same "unit" (an idiom) can be used as a free standing sentence or as an adverb/adjective etc. Secondly, is there any way to fix zh-tw into something broader (?), since Taiwan is not the only place that uses traditional characters...--达伟 16:56, 9 March 2010 (UTC)


text: Category:nay:Forteana

title: Category:nay:Forteana


text:
viridenomycin

Noun

 * 1)  An antibiotic, obtained from, that has a complex structure including a cyclopentene ring

title: viridenomycin


text:
Керала

Proper noun

 * 1) Kerala

title: Керала


text: Category:ru:States of India

title: Category:ru:States of India


text:
Yvain

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Yvain


text:
Карнатака

Etymology
, from +.

Proper noun

 * 1) Karnataka

title: Карнатака


text: trains of thought

title: trains of thought


text:
埃及人

Noun

 * 1) Egyptian a person from Egypt

title: 埃及人


text: trains of thoughts

title: trains of thoughts


text: resortes

title: resortes


text:
fene

Etymology
From the Hungarian verb. For the suffix, compare,. Originally, it was used as an adjective for infuriated, ready-to-attack wild animals (e.g. ), later it became a noun with the same sense which is now obsolete.

Adjective

 * 1)  enraged
 * 2)  damned, damn, darn
 * 1)  damned, damn, darn

Noun

 * 1)  damn, hell
 * 2)  ulcer, canker, gangrene, sore
 * 1)  ulcer, canker, gangrene, sore
 * 1)  ulcer, canker, gangrene, sore

Adverb

 * 1)  damn(ed), bloody, helluva

Etymology
From.

title: fene


text:
fólie

Etymology
, from, plural of.

Noun

 * 1) foil very thin sheet of metal

title: fólie


text:
侍者

Noun

 * 1)  waiter; servant; attendant

title: 侍者


text:
Talk:goose egg

I'm wondering if the literal meaning of the term should also be included... Tooironic 12:58, 19 February 2010 (UTC)

Maybe there should be something about where the slang term is used? I personally have never heard this expression. --70.29.63.199 03:52, 5 April 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:goose egg


text:
吸管

Noun

 * 1) drinking straw
 * 2) pipette

title: 吸管


text:
voie verte

Noun

 * 1) greenway corridor of land for recreational use, often as bicycle path

title: voie verte


text: 吸管儿

title: 吸管儿


text: 吸管兒

title: 吸管兒


text:
cough mixture

Noun

 * 1) A medicine or medication used to treat coughs, usually in liquid or syrup form.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * French: sirop contre la toux
 * German: ,

title: cough mixture


text: cough mixtures

title: cough mixtures


text: 肉铺

title: 肉铺


text: 肉舖

title: 肉舖


text: 礼品店

title: 礼品店


text:
禮品店

Noun

 * 1) gift shop

title: 禮品店


text: 礼品

title: 礼品


text:
禮品

Noun

 * 1)  gift; present

title: 禮品


text: voies vertes

title: voies vertes


text:
Talk:division by zero

Entry contents show that this is of purely encyclopaedic interest. Otherwise, why not division by six:, etc.? Equinox ◑ 23:29, 30 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Of some note is the undefined: meme (originally and still predominantly, “I divided by zero. OH SHI—”; see Google Image Search ). Whether its status as a supposedly Universe-imploding act makes it lexicographically noteworthy is another matter. †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 09:05, 31 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Delete, the dictionary definition of this refers to the act of dividing by zero. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:59, 31 January 2010 (UTC)

 * FWIW, brings up plenty of examples of  used attributively in phrases such as undefined:, undefined:, undefined:, undefined:, undefined:, undefined:, undefined:, undefined:, undefined:, undefined:, and so on. †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 12:14, 31 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Delete per nom and Mglovesfun. — msh210 ℠ 18:39, 3 February 2010 (UTC)

Deleted. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:32, 19 February 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:division by zero


text:
Talk:have a blast

Debatable. have a scream got deleted because scream can mean a good time. So can blast. It's a bit better than be a blast (it was a blast) but only a bit, IMO. Mglovesfun (talk) 20:14, 25 October 2009 (UTC)

 * Delete please. Same as "have a scream" or "have a wonderful time" or "have a laugh". DCDuring TALK 01:36, 26 October 2009 (UTC)

Deleted. — msh210 ℠ 22:17, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:have a blast


text:
Talk:all to pieces

[[all]] + [[to pieces]]. We'd been missing "to pieces". "All" is merely an intensifying adverb. Not a set phrase. DCDuring TALK 09:08, 28 October 2009 (UTC)
 * Agree with DCDuring.--Brett 11:01, 28 October 2009 (UTC)
 * I agree with DCDuring, too. I usually suggest redirecting these as likely search terms, but this one isn't a common collocation in my dialect. If it is elsewhere, I suggest redirecting; otherwise, delete. — msh210 ℠ 16:26, 28 October 2009 (UTC)
 * I've never heard of it. So I can't comment any further. Mglovesfun (talk) 19:56, 28 October 2009 (UTC)
 * I've never heard of it either, but surely that presents a stronger case to keep it, as many other people will no doubt be looking it up in desperate confusion. Tooironic 22:43, 28 October 2009 (UTC)
 * That any number of people haven't heard of a grouping of words is not determinative for multi-element headwords. The main issue, for a disputed multi-word headword such as this, is whether, with appropriate definitions of the component words (not artificial definitions, but not necessarily limited to the ones currently in our entries), a user can make a good inference about the meaning of the grouping. I hope that my strong words will not get anyone all hot and bothered or have them go to pieces . BTW, see [[meeces]]. DCDuring TALK 23:32, 28 October 2009 (UTC)
 * The example sentence given - "I knew him all to pieces" - sounds extremely vague to me, and I for one would not be able to make any inferences about its meaning in full confidence. Tooironic 11:03, 29 October 2009 (UTC)
 * If you would like to be able to make inferences, check out OneLook.com for other dictionaries and COCA or BNC or Google to get some usage information. You could treat this as an RfV and provide cites. I don't feel like improving what looks to me to be a highly deletable entry. You do have to trust folks a bit not to be deleting truly important entries. all is an intensifier much like very that adds about as much to "to pieces" as "very" adds to "good".
 * You may think I a some kind of deletionist, but I did the research and added the missing to pieces entry, found take to pieces and added the related/derived terms go to pieces and fall to pieces. I just happen to spend some time in some of the crevices where some poor multi-word entries have survived because they have not been examined (or used?) much. DCDuring TALK 11:58, 29 October 2009 (UTC)
 * Oh, it was my impression that "all to pieces" was a fixed expression, but if it can indeed be said as "to pieces" as well then I understand why it should be deleted. Tooironic 04:32, 31 October 2009 (UTC)

Deleted. — msh210 ℠ 22:32, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:all to pieces


text:
Talk:what the Sam Hill

Like the fuck, the dickens, the Devil, the hell. We've been redirecting to those forms from whatever fuller forms we enter. DCDuring TALK 18:10, 17 October 2009 (UTC)

 * I'm very dubious of the current meaning given at Sam Hill -- I'd always understood it to be a simple euphemism for "damned hell" -- but otherwise a redirect seems reasonable. -- Visviva 18:34, 17 October 2009 (UTC)

 * "Where in Sam Hill is he?" So, unlike some of the others the redirect should be to the form without "the". Possibly the same should be true for terms involving dickens if it is ever used without "the", as in "where in dickens is he?" For the others we lose the user in the longer entries, I fear. A user-needs-justified inconsistency? DCDuring TALK 16:55, 18 October 2009 (UTC)
 * Yeah, redirect. — msh210 ℠ 20:29, 2 February 2010 (UTC)

Redirected. — msh210 ℠ 22:10, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

RFC discussion: May–June 2007
Etymology is a mess. --Connel MacKenzie 15:46, 31 May 2007 (UTC)
 * I have now edited this quite a bit, but I left the clean-up tag since the exact quotation is still needed. -- WikiPedant 14:18, 1 June 2007 (UTC)

 * Hmmm.

An American Glossary - Page 762 by Richard Hopwood Thornton - 1912 1868 1839 What in sam hill is that feller ballin' about ? ... He had bought him a little bobtailed mouse-colored mule, and was training him like Sam Hill. ...
 * Also, I didn't find "Sam Hill" in TKAM, but it does seem to be present in the "Play" adaptation for Broadway. But searching "Sam Hill" on b.g.c. shows that it is much older than that etymology suggested.  (Thank you for cleaning that up, BTW.)  --Connel MacKenzie 08:44, 5 June 2007 (UTC)

title: Talk:what the Sam Hill


text:
Talk:Bryce Canyon

A national park. So? --Hekaheka 21:42, 20 October 2009 (UTC)
 * It's also an amphitheatre though. Tooironic 09:20, 21 October 2009 (UTC)
 * Attributive use? Mglovesfun (talk) 10:53, 21 October 2009 (UTC)

Deleted. — msh210 ℠ 22:11, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:Bryce Canyon


text:
Talk:and so on and so forth

[[and so on]] + [[and so forth]], two members of Category:English coordinates. DCDuring TALK 19:38, 23 October 2009 (UTC)
 * Delete this. There's no doubt that you can chain together quite a lot of these, like with adverbs. SoP. Mglovesfun (talk) 19:40, 23 October 2009 (UTC)
 * I wanted to say keep, but neither CFI nor OneLook supports me; the term can be understood from its parts.
 * Some Google searches for the interested:
 * - 17,600,000 hits
 * - 89,200,000 hits
 * - 7,710,000 hits
 * --Dan Polansky 17:54, 24 October 2009 (UTC)

 * "and so on and so forth" is more euphonious to my ears than other combinations of coordinates, but it is not set and its meanings is deducible from its parts. It surprised me how many of these coordinating-conjunction + phrase expressions seem to be idiomatic. DCDuring TALK 18:46, 24 October 2009 (UTC)
 * There are now 32 members of Category:English coordinates. DCDuring TALK 19:48, 7 November 2009 (UTC)

Deleted. — msh210 ℠ 22:13, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

More and less euphonious combinations
From COCA:
 * 1) and so on + and so forth              259
 * 2) and so forth + and so on               75
 * 3) and so on + and so on                  73 (includes 5)
 * 4) and so forth + and so forth             2
 * 5) and so on + and so on + and so on   3

This is information of most modest value, of a type that Wiktionary rarely includes. DCDuring TALK 01:58, 8 July 2014 (UTC)

and so on and so forth
User:Type56op9 (really You-Know-Who) added this even though it previously failed rfd after a discussion in late 2009. Isn't that a no-no? -- · (talk) 00:39, 8 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Speedied. RFD-failed entries need an “RFD” to be undeleted. — Ungoliant (falai) 00:42, 8 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Endorse speedy deletion of previously RfD'd content. bd2412 T 13:31, 8 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Lord Voldemort added this? Cool! Renard Migrant (talk) 12:48, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Shh! WF's hard enough to deal with without giving him ideas... Chuck Entz (talk) 13:29, 10 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Keep aka restore. Well, it was RFD-deleted in October 2009 (Talk:and so on and so forth), but I am not sure it should have been, since it looks like a fine entry for our phrasebook; this is very much a set phrase. In that RFD discussion, I did not vote in boldface since I did not realize there was a phrasebook allowance in WT:CFI back then; it was only after I nominated "I love you" in February 2010 (Talk:I love you) that it became very clear that we did have phrasebook allowance in the WT:CFI. finds it in multiple dictionaries. dict.cc gives two German translations that I recognize as valid and perfectly suited to "and so on and so forth": "etc. pp." (from my memory, "et cetera pe pe"), and "und so weiter und so fort" (I heared it often). --Dan Polansky (talk) 08:41, 13 July 2014 (UTC)
 * We already have entries for and so on and and so forth. This is merely a combination of the two that adds nothing to their individual definitions. I think it is like the phrase "out of touch and behind the times", which is attested but merely combines repetitions of more or less the same idea. bd2412 T 14:45, 15 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Yes, for the decoding direction, the phrase is transparent. As is I love you. It is the encoding direction that matters. The second argument I made was with respect to translation target, keeping in mind that Wiktionary is a multilingual dictionary. In German, you say but you fairly rarely say . It is a unit whose parts get glued together in the mind as one lexical item, at least in my mind. Of course, German "etc. pp." is just intransparent and deserves an entry anyway. As for, it does not seem very phrasey with its 31 Google books hits. --Dan Polansky (talk) 18:15, 21 July 2014 (UTC)

Do not undelete. —msh210℠ (talk) 05:22, 24 July 2014 (UTC)
 * User:Msh210: was that a vote or a closure? — Keφr 07:57, 26 July 2014 (UTC)
 * A vote (per nom and bd2412). —msh210℠ (talk) 17:03, 28 July 2014 (UTC)

Closed as resolved, consensus remains in favor of deletion. bd2412 T 15:45, 26 August 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:and so on and so forth


text:
Talk:no biggie

Is there any reason to have this when there is biggie/biggy? --Hekaheka 06:25, 14 November 2009 (UTC)
 * No, redirect at best. Mglovesfun (talk) 17:05, 14 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Having said that, no problem, no worries and no sweat all have entries. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:28, 15 November 2009 (UTC)
 * And no probs. I think all of these are idiomatic. At the very least, they would belong in a comprehensive colloquial phrasebook. They are elliptical and one cannot readily substitute synonyms without labeling oneself non-native. keep. DCDuring TALK 13:23, 15 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Indeed, keep per above. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:00, 16 November 2009 (UTC)

Kept. — msh210 ℠ 22:42, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:no biggie


text:
Talk:look down

To view with contempt. Merge with look down on/upon. DCDuring TALK 13:38, 27 November 2009 (UTC)
 * I agree. The phrasal verb in most dictionaries is look down on. Merge is a good call. -- A LGRIF  talk 17:17, 2 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I just realized that I have heard a different idiomatic sense that might be synonymous with "stare {someone} down". But it isn't in my McGraw-Hill. Please give me an hour. DCDuring TALK 18:13, 2 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Never mind. False alarm. DCDuring TALK 18:18, 2 December 2009 (UTC)

Merged into look down on and redirected thereto. — msh210 ℠ 16:53, 16 February 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:look down


text:
Talk:bdelloid rotifer

Sum of parts—a rotifer that is bdelloid. While rotifer is the most common noun that bdelloid is used to describe, it is by no means the only one, and bdelloid seems to have the same meaning in "bdelloid rotifer" as it does in "bdelloid animals", "bdelloid Rotifera", "bdelloid eurotifers", "bdelloid species", "bdelloid forms", and so on. No more idiomatic than "invertebrate animal", "prototherian mammal", or "monogonont rotifer".

(Incidentally, bdelloid rotifer claims that bdelloid simply means leechlike, but that sense is vanishingly uncommon in actual use, occurring almost exclusively in whimsical dictionaries of obscure words. The rotifer meaning is overwhelmingly the primary meaning of bdelloid.) —Caesura(t) 21:11, 6 December 2009 (UTC)
 * AFAICT it's a specific class of rotifer, therefore it should be kept, like a giant tortoise. A giant tortoise isn't just any tortoise that's giant, it's a named species. But, I actually no nothing about this, but the nomination doesn't convince me. Mglovesfun (talk) 22:21, 6 December 2009 (UTC)
 * It is not obvious that it is so. It is certainly not a taxonomic name. Rotifera are a phyllum. Two-part names are far below. The grouping is referred to a Bdelloids, Bdelloidae (a classus}, Bdelloida (a sub classus}, as well as bdelloid rotifers. It seems very much as if bdelloid is used as a way of narrowing down the topic for those who might have missed the mass of enthusiasm for finding a large group of apparently asexual (all-female) animals that have apparently lasted many millions of years. DCDuring TALK 01:51, 7 December 2009 (UTC)
 * To clarify the technical points, bdelloid is a specific class of rotifer, but the term is nothing like giant tortoise. (In fact, not a single one of the rationales in my nomination would apply to giant tortoise.) Giant means "big" (and a giant tortoise is not merely a tortoise that is big), but bdelloid means "belonging to the Bdelloidea" (and a bdelloid rotifer is merely a rotifer belonging to the Bdelloidea). Think "marsupial mammal" or "invertebrate animal", not "giant tortoise" or "Bengal tiger", which are clearly non-SoP. The definition at bdelloid rotifer could literally be replaced with "A rotifer that is bdelloid" and no information would be lost; it seems to me to be one of the clearest examples of SoP I can think of, and the debate here suggests to me that I haven't explained myself well enough. —Caesura(t) 14:27, 7 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I'm no longer sure that I understand whether there is any argument that folks find convincing enough to lead to the deletion of a multi-word term, notwithstanding WT:CFI. I think it helps it the boundaries of the class are fuzzy and there are multiple terms that are used to refer the grouping. It would help if:
 * there were a synonym for each of "bdelloid" and "rotifers"/"rotifera" and
 * "bdelloid" and its synonym each appeared with both "rotifer" and its synonym.
 * Is "hirudinoid" a candidate for synonym for bdelloid? DCDuring TALK 16:17, 7 December 2009 (UTC)
 * No, because hirudinoid would refer to leeches and their kin (Hirudinea). --EncycloPetey 04:08, 12 December 2009 (UTC)

 * Keep for serious wtf value. Actually, because if I came across a reference in print to a "bdelloid rotifer" I would have no idea (even with the space) that it was separable into parts, but would presume that it was the complete name of a distinct thing. bd2412 T 18:35, 7 December 2009 (UTC)
 * That is how I want my own personal wiktionary to work for me: I declare WTF and an answer appears, with translations, ety, pronunciation, etc. But that rationale sets a hell of a bad precedent for a shared resource. If we were to find one user who didn't know whether a given collocation was a "term" or not, then we would have to include the collocation. In principle, would any collocation be excluded? Or would we limit the users who get to declare WTF to admins, registered users, or people who can type intelligible English?
 * In the law, we use the standard of the "reasonable man". There is obviously a difference between this term and the weather in London. Most people know what weather is, and what London is. If either of the terms here was a matter of common parlance (say, a "bdelloid virus", or a "viral rotifer" then it could be guessed that the thing was a sum of parts discernible by looking up the parts. We need to be realistic, however, and acknowledge that the average reader is not going to have a clue as to either term. bd2412 T 21:15, 8 December 2009 (UTC)
 * If users don't know either term (as they don't know 80+% of the English lemmas), they can look each up and then know the meaning of the combination. That would make it SoP, non-idiomatic. The WTF rationale might be applicable for a term like "bottle glorifier" where one can know each term and not have a clue what the combination means.
 * How many, say, English noun lemmas does a "reasonable man" "know"? 60,000? That would leave 50,000 at en.Wikt that he didn't know. That would mean some 2.5 billion possible two-word noun entries. And why should this logic be limited to two-word noun phrases, or noun phrases, or even constituents? I wonder whether the "reasonable man" can reasonably expect that any combination of terms he might type in the search box can be found analyzed, defined, and translated for him. DCDuring TALK 02:37, 12 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I suspect you are using the term "lemma" incorrectly to arrive at such an absurd conclusion. In any event, even if you could string together a billion random pairings of words of which it could be said that a non-expert might have no idea what either word means ("turquoise hiccup", "hypogaea magnetron", "vermiform butternut", "glycogen animadversion" etc.) the pairing would still have to meet the CFI to merit inclusion. bd2412 T 21:40, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

 * Keep. As a biologist who has seen this term before on many occasions, I agree with the various reasons given above for keeping, and see no need to reiterate them. --EncycloPetey 04:07, 12 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Keep - I've seen this as well in my biology classes at school, so this should be kept. Razorflame 18:28, 12 December 2009 (UTC)

I don't see a consensus for deletion here, and am inclined to close this as a "keep" if no one objects to that being the correct interpretation of the above discussion. <i style="background:lightgreen">bd2412</i> T 21:43, 15 February 2010 (UTC) Kept. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:46, 19 February 2010 (UTC)

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Talk:anal fisting

Non-idiomatic sum of parts: anal + fisting. Equinox ◑ 02:46, 19 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Well yes, but I've never really understood why anal sex and vaginal sex are idiomatic either. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:39, 19 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Delete Anal sex and vaginal sex are idiomatic because traditionally (in the English speaking world) all sex was "considered" vaginal in "right thinking" circles but in the 20th century anal intercourse entered the common lexicon, after which a clarification for vaginal sex was needed. Anal fisting is merely a sum-of-parts term; generally people refer to "fisting" and context makes it clear which one is meant. --达伟 15:14, 19 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Delete, indeed. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:23, 19 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Delete How exactly would we verify the former idiomaticity of anal sex: and vaginal sex:? We seem to have enormous trouble excluding even non-grammatical SoP collocations. If we accept nice, plausible stories from the social sciences, in addition to the Pawley laundry list of idiomaticity criteria, there will be no collocations excluded. Both users and redistributors of our information will eventually not find it possible to separate the wheat from the chaff. DCDuring TALK 17:07, 19 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Or put it this way: what's so bad about increasing our number of possible entries? By the way, I vote to delete this one as it is SoP IMO. Tooironic 00:01, 20 December 2009 (UTC)

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krowali

Noun

 * 1) heron, specifically the white-faced heron

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Talk:oncle paternel

Sum of parts,. What more can I say? Mglovesfun (talk) 19:29, 20 December 2009 (UTC)
 * What you are treating here is not a single case but a cluster of cases. And this should be presented as a cluster, not as an isolated case. The cluster includes paternal uncle, maternal uncle, paternal aunt, maternal aunt, paternal grandfather, paternal grandmother, maternal grandfather, maternal grandmother and likely fraternal nephew, fraternal niece, sororal nephew, sororal niece, and maybe some other cases included in Category:Family.
 * I assume that paternal uncle is a brother of one's father. But the definition in paternal uncle also includes brother-in-law of one's father. I don't feel qualified to tell what should happen per CFI, but I see no harm in these entries, and they make the existence of the listed phrases explicit. The Czech word-for-word analog of "paternal uncle"--"otcovský strýc"--is found in Google web as very rare and not attestable. Some of the listed terms would pass the so far unaccepted "translations target" proposal, e.g. per Swedish farmor. --Dan Polansky 22:06, 21 December 2009 (UTC)
 * kept Talk:maternal uncle was kept, which paves the way for all others to be kept too --Rising Sun talk? 21:33, 18 February 2010 (UTC)

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 * See Talk:grand-père maternel.

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synderesis

Noun

 * 1)  The supposed innate ability of the human mind to realise the basic principles of ethics and morals

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lytherva

Noun

 * 1) post office

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sodhva an post

Noun

 * 1) post office

title: sodhva an post


text:
User talk:78.148.94.16

retardations

 * 1) See retardation for the singular.
 * 2) Upward resolving suspension in music

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Appendix:Danish given names in Greenland

List of the most common Danish first names used in Greenland on 1 July 2011, by a population of 26 542 females and 29 854 males. Babies born in 2011 are excluded.

There are 3.790 different female names and 3.549 different male names in use as a first name in Greenland. Many names  have  relatively  low  frequencies;  there  are  thus  3.125  different  female names  and  2.901  different  male  names  having  frequencies  of  four  or  less. Purely Greenlandic names have been removed. (They are in Appendix:Greenlandic given names.) The names used by at least 5 persons in the gender group (f=female, m=male), and the  year  of  birth  of  the  oldest  the year of the youngest bearer, are shown in the table below. Greenlanders of the older generation mostly have Danish names. An asterisk (*) after a name shows that the name may be Danish or Greenlandic, and the number of bearers is misleading.

The most common given names of Denmark are all used in Greenland. But there are several less common names typical of Greenland that are rare or unknown in Denmark. To find out such names, the number of bearers in Greenland and Denmark in 2005 has been compared. The expected ratio of the numbers would be 1:100 as of the populations. Names typical of Greenland have been marked with +/++:
 * + = 10%-75% of the name bearers in the gender group live in Greenland (i.e. 10-750 times more than expected)
 * ++ = 75%-100% of the name bearers in the gender group live in Greenland (=practically limited to Greenland. Notice that name bearers living in Denmark may have Greenlandic ancestry)

Types of names explained for all names marked with + or ++ :
 * biblical names, also of minor characters (Merab, Barselaj)
 * non-standard spellings, particularly t>th and i>e (Birgitte > Bergithe, Birgethe)
 * Danish surnames taken up as male names (Hvidtfeldt, Rosing)
 * Feminine versions of male names with the suffix -ine or -sine/-signe, or (for male names ending in -k or -g) with -kka/-kke (Joelsine, Isakke)
 * Rare combinations of two names (Hans-Lars)
 * Latinate forms of biblical/religious names as they appeared in old Danish calendars (Konkordie, Kanuthus)
 * --- = none of these explanations apply or have not been researched yet. Such names may occur in the history of Greenland.

=Male=

A

 * Aage                                       31 1928-2009
 * +Abel                                      100 1924-2010 biblical
 * ++Abia                                        40 1933-2009 biblical
 * +Abraham                                60 1928-2010 biblical
 * +Absalon                                  10 1928-2010 biblical
 * Adam                                      98 1923-2010
 * ++Ado*                                        13 1937-2006
 * Adolf                                      41 1925-2009
 * Aksel                                      28 1930-2010
 * Alan                                          5 1960-2010
 * Albert                                     28 1933-2010
 * +Alberth                                   22 1940-2006 spelling variant
 * +Albrecht                                 28 1924-2010 surname
 * +Albrekt                                     7 1921-2006 spelling variant
 * ++Albricht                                     9 1937-2000 spelling variant
 * Alex                                        25 1938-2010
 * Alexander                               20 1940-2010
 * Alfred                                     27 1935-2009
 * Allan                                       62 1927-2010
 * Amandus                                  5 1941-2009
 * ++Amasa*                                    11 1939-2007 biblical
 * ++Amassa*                                    6 1938-2005 biblical
 * ++Amos                                      38 1929-2008 biblical
 * ++Ananias                                    8 1934-1995 biblical
 * Anders                                  151 1927-2010
 * Andreas                                195 1924-2010
 * +Anthon                                 103 1923-2010 spelling variant
 * Anton                                     31 1919-2010
 * +Apollo                                     33 1928-2010 Latin
 * ++Apollus                                   13 1930-2009 Latin
 * Arent                                        8 1946-2007
 * +Ari*                                          15 1955-2008
 * Arne*                                     122 1934-2010
 * Arnold                                    13 1923-2009
 * +Aron                                     102 1929-2010 biblical
 * ++Asa*                                         11 1955-2009 biblical
 * Asbjørn                                     8 1951-2010
 * Asger                                        6 1962-2010
 * Aslak                                        5 1952-2007
 * +Asser                                      26 1933-2010 biblical
 * +Augustinus                             35 1926-2008 Latin
 * Axel                                        23 1923-2008

B

 * ++Barnabas                                11 1935-2010 biblical
 * ++Barselaj                                  16 1928-2010 biblical
 * Bastian                                     7 1991-2009
 * Bendt                                      51 1929-2010
 * Benjamin                                47 1927-2010
 * Benny                                     24 1936-2006
 * Bent                                        98 1943 -2010
 * Bernhard                                 7 1937-2008
 * Bernhardt                               11 1943-2010
 * +Berthel                                    25 1928-2009 spelling variant/surname
 * +Bianco                                      9 1941-2009 surname
 * Birger                                       7 1947-1986
 * Bjarke                                       8 1952-2009
 * Bjarne                                     50 1937-2009
 * Bjarni                                        6 1949-1980
 * Bjørn                                       25 1949-2006
 * Bo                                           30 1942-2010
 * +Boas                                       21 1923-2010 biblical
 * Boye 14 1927-2009
 * Brian                                     104 1949-2010
 * Bror                                          8 1968-2010
 * Bruno                                     20 1946-2010
 * Børge                                      16 1932-2010

C

 * Carl                                         54 1919-2010
 * Carlo                                       18 1946-2010
 * Carsten                                   44 1943-2007
 * Casper                                    19 1972-2009
 * Charles                                   11 1942-2009
 * Charlie                                    12 1944-2010
 * Chris                                       12 1956-2006
 * Christian                                 88 1930-2010
 * Christopher                               6 1966-2003
 * Claus                                      47 1943-2010
 * Cuno                                         5 1959-2009

D

 * Dan                                         31 1945-2010
 * Daniel                                   141 1925-2010
 * Danny                                     22 1965-2010
 * +David                                    151 1920-2010 biblical
 * Dean                                         9 1970-2010
 * Denis                                        5 1952-2005
 * Dennis                                    41 1949-2010
 * +Dines                                      19 1928-2010 ?
 * +Dirch                                         5 1970-2009 ?
 * Ditlev                                        9 1926-2010

E

 * Ebbe                                         5 1943--2008
 * Edvard                                  125 1927-2010
 * +Edvardt                                     9 1935-2010 spelling variant
 * ++Efraim                                     36 1921-2009 biblical
 * ++Egede                                     17 1927-2010 surname  (see )
 * Egon                                       15 1934-2010
 * Eigil                                        21 1927-2010
 * Einar                                       12 1944-2007
 * Ejnar                                       24 1929-2010
 * Ejner                                       14 1945-2005
 * Ejvind                                     17 1944-2010
 * +Eli                                           52 1936-2010 biblical
 * +Elias                                      101 1924-2010 biblical
 * ++Eliaser                                      7 1941-2010 biblical
 * ++Elisæus                                     5 1938-2010 Latin
 * Elo                                            6 1958-2010
 * Emanuel                                 40 1929-2010
 * Emil                                      100 1928-2010
 * Emilius                                      5 1956-2002
 * +Enok                                       60 1930-2010 biblical
 * ++Enos                                       21 1928-2008 biblical
 * Erik*                                       139 1927-2010
 * Erling                                      25 1934-2010
 * Ernst                                       22 1936-2007
 * ++Esaias                                     17 1930-2003 biblical
 * Esben                                      10 1955-2007
 * Eskild                                      10 1931-2010
 * +Esra                                          6 1940-1997 biblical
 * Evald                                      17 1931-2010

F

 * Felix                                        12 1967-2010
 * Ferdinand                               40 1934-2009
 * Finn                                        73 1933-2010
 * Flemming                               40 1938-2006
 * Francis                                      6 1969-2010
 * Frank                                      56 1938-2010
 * Frans                                      11 1940-2008
 * Franz                                        5 1952-2004
 * Frede                                        8 1956-2007
 * Frederik                                253 1921-2010
 * Fritz                                        10 1950-2006

G

 * +Gabriel                                   78 1928-2010 biblical
 * +Gedion                                    61 1928-2010 biblical&spelling variant
 * Georg                                     28 1937-2010
 * Gerhard                                    5 1931-2003
 * Gerhardt                                 26 1932-2009
 * Gert                                        49 1928-2008
 * +Gerth                                    106 1932-2010 spelling variant
 * +Gideon                                      8 1932-1999 biblical
 * Glenn                                      10 1958-2005
 * ++Godmand                                 6 1931-2007 ?spelling variant
 * +Gudmand                               14 1936-1995 ?spelling variant
 * Gudmundur                              8 1949-2008
 * Gunnar                                   25 1933-2008
 * Gustav                                    62 1928-2008

H

 * Hans                                     988 1924-2010
 * Hans-Erik                                  6 1960-1999
 * Hans-Henrik                            10 1960-2009
 * +Hans-Jakob                             12 1944-2009 combination
 * Hans-Jørgen                             9 1960-2009
 * +Hans-Karl                                 7 1978-2003 combination
 * Hans-Kristian                          13 1963-2009
 * ++Hans-Lars                               13 1950-2005 combination
 * +Hans-Ole                                10 1966-2009 combination
 * +Hans-Peter                              31 1951-2009 combination
 * Harald                                    47 1930-2010
 * Harry                                      10 1934-2005
 * Heinrich                                  15 1957-2009
 * Helge                                      19 1942-2010
 * +Hendrik                                 106 1923-2010 ---
 * Henning                                  88 1929-2010
 * Henrik                                   168 1935-2010
 * Henry                                      16 1921-2000
 * Herluf                                       6 1951-2002
 * Herman                                    7 1926-2005
 * Hermann                                16 1940-2008
 * Hjalmar                                    7 1943-2007
 * Holger                                    41 1930-2010
 * +Hoseas                                      5 1929-1999  biblical
 * ++Hvidtfeldt                               10 1942-2008 surname

I

 * Ian                                          24 1957-2010
 * Ib                                            40 1932-2010
 * +Ignatius                                    7 1939-2009 Latin
 * Ingo                                        11 1954-2009
 * Ingvar                                     11 1935-2009
 * Isaias                                        7 1940-2004
 * +Isak*                                       177 1924-2010 biblical
 * Ivan                                        34 1936-2010
 * Iver                                           5 1929-2009

J

 * Jack                                        10 1963-2008
 * Jacob                                      83 1927-2008
 * ++Jafet                                       14 1929-2008 biblical
 * ++Jaffet                                        7 1931-2006 biblical/?spelling variant
 * Jakob                                    375 1918-2010
 * James                                     28 1926-2010
 * Jan                                        181 1928-2010
 * Jannick                                     7 1971-2008
 * Jannik                                       9 1948-2008
 * Janus                                      13 1935-2010
 * +Jehu                                          7 1924-2010 biblical
 * Jens                                      789 1923-2010
 * Jens-Frederik                            5 1950-2004
 * +Jens-Jørgen                               9 1947-2007 combination
 * Jens-Ole                                  12 1944-2008
 * Jens-Peter                               18 1952-2009
 * Jeppe                                      10 1959-2005
 * ++Jeremias                                 26 1934-2010 biblical
 * Jes                                          11 1949-1978
 * Jesper                                     75 1940-2010
 * Jess                                         15 1938-2009
 * Jim                                            7 1945-2000
 * Jimmy                                     14 1961-2006
 * +Joas                                          9 1930-2010 biblical
 * +Job                                            9 1930-1996 biblical
 * +Joel                                         24 1924-2010 biblical
 * Joey                                          5 1993-2008
 * Johan                                    301 1924-2010
 * Johannes                              341 1918-2010
 * John                                      225 1926-2010
 * Johnny                                    24 1946-2007
 * +Jokum                                     45 1930-2010 ---
 * Jon                                          13 1951-2006
 * Jonas                                    172 1923-2010
 * Jonathan                                65 1924-2010
 * ++Joseas                                       5 1935-1988 biblical
 * +Josef                                       88 1928-2010 biblical
 * +Josva                                      50 1930-2008 biblical
 * Julian                                        5 1931-2010
 * Julius                                      86 1930-2010
 * +Justus                                     27 1933-2010 biblical
 * Jørgen                                  397 1923-2010
 * +Jørgen-Peter                             5 1984-2010 combination
 * Jørn                                        29 1928-1998

K

 * Kai                                            8 1929-1991
 * Kaj                                          58 1932-2010
 * +Kanuthus                                  5 1931-2008 Latinate
 * Karl                                       725 1924-2010
 * +Karl-Frederik                           10 1975-2002 combination
 * Karl-Jakob                                5 1983-1998
 * +Karl-Kristian                             6 1954-2005 combination
 * +Karl-Peter                               32 1946-2008 combination
 * Karlo                                         8 1948-2010
 * ++Karolus                                     6 1923-2006 Latinate
 * Karsten                                   26 1944-2010
 * Kasper                                    77 1923-2010
 * Keld                                        11 1942-1999
 * Kelvin                                       6 1980-2005
 * Ken                                         13 1965-2008
 * Kenn                                         6 1948-2004
 * Kenneth                                  44 1961-2009
 * Kenny                                       9 1963-2010
 * Kent                                        19 1937-2010
 * Kevin                                      47 1952-2010
 * Kian                                          7 2002-2010
 * Kim                                       130 1946-2010
 * Kjeld                                       16 1941-2009
 * Klaus                                      94 1932-2010
 * +Klemens                                    7 1927-2009 Latinate
 * Knud                                     306 1928-2010
 * Knud-Erik                                  5 1954-1999
 * Konrad                                    44 1925-2010
 * +Kornelius                                17 1925-2009 Latinate
 * Kresten                                     7 1940-2002
 * Kristen                                    29 1928-2009
 * Kristian                                 479 1920-2010
 * Kristoffer                                45 1925-2010
 * Kuno*                                       10 1957-2007
 * Kurt                                        35 1940-2008

L

 * +Laban                                       5 1934-2001 biblical
 * Lars                                      576 1925-2010
 * Lars-Karl                                   5 1948-1994
 * Lars-Ole                                    7 1978-2004
 * Lars-Peter                               22 1941-2010
 * ++Lasarus                                     6 1928-2009 biblical
 * Lasse                                      28 1944-2009
 * Laurits                                    11 1944-2003
 * Lauritz                                    20 1924-2010
 * Lean                                         5 2000-2008
 * Leif                                         40 1940-2010
 * Leo                                         30 1946-2010
 * Leon                                         5 1946-2010
 * +Levi                                         13 1931-2008 biblical
 * Liam                                         9 1999-2010
 * Louis                                       71 1932-2010
 * Lucas                                      18 1956-2010
 * Ludvig                                  142 1918-2010
 * Lukas                                      29 1930-2010

M

 * Mads                                    104 1936-2010
 * Magnus                                  40 1931-2010
 * ++Malakias                                 15 1934-2009 biblical
 * ++Manasse                                 30 1923-2005 biblical
 * Marc                                         9 1953-2010
 * Marco                                     16 1987-2009
 * Marcus                                   11 1933-2010
 * Mario*                                      15 1969-2009
 * Marius                                  130 1924-2010
 * Mark                                       20 1968-2010
 * Markus                                   56 1923-2010
 * +Marthin                                    7 1939-2006 spelling variant
 * Martin                                  197 1923-2010
 * Mathias                                142 1928-2010
 * ++Mathæus                                26 1929-2010 biblical
 * Max                                        17 1941-2009
 * Michael                                129 1938-2010
 * Mick                                         6 1957-2008
 * +Mika*                                       26 1936-2010 biblical
 * Mikael                                  158 1928-2010
 * Mike*                                       53 1940-2010
 * +Miki*                                      123 1933-2010
 * Mikkel                                    96 1926-2010
 * Milan                                      21 1968-2010
 * Milo*                                        13 1989-2010
 * Mogens                                  31 1929-2010
 * Morten                                   96 1930-2009
 * +Morthen                                 20 1930-2010 spelling variant
 * +Moses                                     46 1929-2010  biblical

N

 * +Nathan                                   35 1935-2010 biblical
 * +Nathaniel                               20 1930-2010 biblical
 * ++Nehemias                                 5 1962-2005 biblical
 * Nichlas                                     5 1977-2008
 * Nicholas                                   7 1990-2010
 * Nick                                        55 1970-2010
 * Nicki                                       15 1988-2010
 * Nicklas                                   32 1994-2010
 * Niclas                                     13 1939-2010
 * Nicolai                                    13 1941-2009
 * Nicolaj                                      8 1939-2008
 * Nicolas                                   10 1982-2010
 * Niels                                     521 1923-2010
 * Niels-Ole                                  6 1946-2007
 * +Nikki*                                       69 1981-2010
 * Niklas                                     14 1964-2010
 * Nikolai                                    18 1935-2010
 * Nikolaj                                  157 1927-2010
 * Nils                                           5 1952-1998
 * Nino                                       10 1975-2010
 * Nis                                            5 1945-1985
 * +Noa                                          6 1954-2007 biblical
 * Noah                                      29 1933-2010

O

 * Olaf                                        12 1933-2008
 * Olav                                          8 1951-2006
 * Ole                                        469 1923-2010
 * Oliver                                      11 1967-2010
 * Oluf                                        23 1942-2010
 * Orla                                          9 1938-2000
 * Oscar                                      10 1934-2010
 * Oskar                                        7 1935-2010
 * Otto                                      192 1923-2010
 * Ove                                         59 1929-2010

P

 * Palle                                       28 1928-2010
 * Patrick                                    15 1949-2010
 * Paul                                        21 1934-2010
 * Pauli                                         5 1959-2002
 * +Paulus                                    53 1923-2010 biblical
 * Paw                                          5 1968-1988
 * Peder                                      14 1939-2006
 * ++Pele*                                        80 1924-2010
 * Per                                        109 1938-2008
 * Peter                                     671 1924-2010
 * +Petrus                                     17 1929-2008 biblical
 * Philip                                      15 1966-2010
 * Phillip                                       6 1997-2010
 * Poul                                      224 1928-2010
 * Poul-Erik                                   7 1954-2005
 * Povl                                          5 1932-1996
 * Preben                                    38 1941-2010

R

 * +Rafael                                       9 1923-2010 biblical
 * Rasmus                                 147 1921-2010
 * +Reginald                                   8 1964-2009 ---
 * Rene                                       94 1946-2010
 * René                                       34 1951-2010
 * Richard                                   13 1931-2009
 * Richardt                                    8 1950-2010
 * Rico                                        12 1985-2009
 * +(+)Rink                                        10 1936-2009 surname
 * Robert                                    36 1935-2007
 * +Roberth                                    6 1939-2007 spelling variant
 * Robin                                        7 1957-2010
 * Rolf                                           7 1945-2008
 * Romeo                                      6 1999-2010
 * +(+)Rosing                                      5 1933-2010 surname
 * Ruben                                       5 1949-2009
 * Rudi                                          6 1945-2010
 * Rudolf                                     16 1938-2009
 * Rune                                       36 1971-2010

S

 * ++Sakarias                                  33 1923-2010 biblical
 * ++Sakæus                                   32 1923-2010 biblical
 * +Salo*                                          6 1948-2006
 * +Salomon                                 43 1930-2010 biblical
 * +Samson                                     7 1927-2010 biblical
 * Samuel                                   80 1919-2010
 * Sebastian                                34 1949-2010
 * ++Sebulon                                    7 1934-2001 biblical
 * ++Sechmann                                 6 1937-2008 surname
 * Sejer                                       12 1934-2010
 * ++Sem                                          9 1926-2001 biblical
 * ++Semion                                     6 1932-2008 see
 * +Seth                                        27 1928-2010 biblical
 * Severin                                   19 1933-2007
 * Sigvard                                     7 1933-2004
 * Silas                                        37 1934-2010
 * Simon                                     83 1924-2010
 * +Sivert                                      27 1921-2010 ---
 * +Siverth                                    34 1938-2010 spelling variant
 * Sofus                                      49 1929-2010
 * Steen                                      70 1928-2008
 * Stefan                                     16 1940-2006
 * Steffen                                    48 1933-2010
 * Sten                                        14 1944-2006
 * Stephen                                  18 1940-2007
 * Steve                                      20 1974-2010
 * Steven                                    15 1948-2010
 * Stig                                         16 1940-2001
 * Storm                                        9 1944-2009
 * Sune                                         5 1965-2009
 * Sven                                         5 1961-2003
 * Svend                                   109 1929-2010
 * Svend-Erik                                5 1944-2003
 * Søren                                    261 1925-2010

T

 * Tage                                       17 1932-2010
 * ++Telef                                         9 1947-2010 ---
 * Terkel                                       5 1927-2009
 * +Terkild                                      9 1936-1998 ---
 * ++Thele                                      11 1932-1996 ---
 * ++Themotheus                              7 1937-1999 spelling variant
 * ++Themothæus                          15 1939-2009 spelling variant
 * Theodor                                    6 1938-2009
 * +Therkel                                     8 1934-2010 spelling variant
 * +Therkild                                  13 1934-1996 spelling variant
 * Thomas                                 269 1926-2010
 * Thor                                        15 1936-2010
 * Thorkild                                    8 1934-2007
 * Thorvald                                 28 1928-2010
 * Thue                                       18 1928-2010
 * Tim                                         14 1945-2007
 * ++Timotheus                                9 1928-1993 biblical
 * ++Titken                                     14 1931-2010 ---
 * ++Tittus                                      54 1927-2010 biblical
 * Tobias                                   133 1930-2010
 * Tom                                        42 1937-2010
 * Tomas                                       7 1948-1998
 * Tommy                                   26 1956-2009
 * Tonny                                       9 1949-2009
 * Tony                                       18 1968-2010
 * Torben                                    48 1933-2009
 * Tristan                                      9 1994-2010
 * Troels                                       9 1961-2009
 * +Tønnes                                    28 1928-2009 ---

U

 * Ulf                                            9 1958-2004
 * Ulrik                                       84 1928-2010
 * Uno                                        10 1975-2010

V

 * Vagn                                       10 1937-2004
 * Valdemar                                20 1933-2010
 * +Valerius                                    7 1941-1990 Latinate
 * Verner                                     12 1938-2009
 * Victor                                      17 1931-2010
 * Viggo                                      27 1939-2010
 * Viktor                                       6 1959-2009
 * Vilhelm                                   48 1935-2010
 * Villads                                    12 1928-2010
 * +Ville                                        31 1931-2010 ---
 * Villiam                                    11 1941-2001
 * Villy                                          9 1938-2005
 * ++Vittus 79 1929-2010 Latinate

W, Å

 * Wilhelm                                  14 1926-2010
 * William                                   51 1923-2010
 * Åge                                         28 1938-2009

=Female=

A

 * ++Abegael                           5 1930-2007 biblical
 * Abelone                         31 1931-2009
 * ++Abigael                       1927-2009 biblical
 * +Ada                                  9 1925-2007 ?Latinate
 * +Adolfine                         10 1939-1996 -ine form
 * +Agathe                           71 1922-2010 Latinate
 * Agnes                             28 1931-2010
 * Agnete                             6 1926-2004
 * Agnethe                         58 1910-2010
 * +Aila                                20 1985-2010 ---
 * +Aili                                 14 1977-2010 ---
 * Aja                                   8 1949-2009
 * Albertine                          6 1939-2008
 * Alice                               22 1947-2007
 * +Aline                              15 1929-2008 ---
 * Alma                              29 1950-2010
 * +Amalia*                           10 1925-2008
 * Amalie                         188 1917-2010
 * Amanda                         13 1934-2010
 * Andersine                         6 1933-2009
 * Andrea                           78 1927-2010
 * +Ane*                              690 1914-2010
 * +Ane-Johanne                    6 1955-2006 combination
 * +Ane-Kathrine                    6 1953-2010 combination
 * +Ane-Katrine                      6 1965-2008 combination
 * +Ane-Louise                       8 1951-2010 combination
 * +Ane-Marie                      51 1922-2010 combination
 * +Ane-Mette                       6 1977-2008 combination
 * +Ane-Sofie                       41 1927-2009 combination
 * Anette                            13 1944-1999
 * Anika                             14 1966-2010
 * ++Anike*                             22 1930-2005
 * Anina                               9 1941-2006
 * Anine                             22 1932-2010
 * Anita                              17 1956-2010
 * Anja                               43 1950-2009
 * Ann                                10 1957-2009
 * Anna*                            213 1916-2010
 * Anna-Marie                      7 1972-2009
 * Anne                              71 1934-2004
 * Anne-Marie                      5 1935-2003
 * Annelise                           5 1960-2003
 * Annette                          13 1948-2009
 * Anni*                               13 1943-2006
 * Annika                             6 1953-2002
 * Anouk                              5 1987-2009
 * Antoinette                      17 1933-2007
 * ++Apollonia                         6 1929-2009 Latinate
 * ++Apollonie                       19 1929-2006 Latinate
 * +Arina                                5 1979-2010 ---
 * Asta                               24 1952-2009
 * Astrid                             23 1929-2010
 * Athena                             5 1992-2004
 * Augusta                         61 1918-2010
 * +Augustine                      44 1926-2008 Latinate
 * +Ayla                               15 1990-2010 ---

B

 * ++Batseba                          29 1929-2009 biblical
 * Bea*                                12 1957-2010
 * Beate                             12 1935-2002
 * +Beathe                           45 1927-2010 spelling variant
 * ++Bebiane                          57 1927-2009 Latinate
 * Belinda                            8 1985-2009
 * +Bella                              19 1970-2010 ---
 * Benedikte                       64 1922-2009
 * ++Benigne                          62 1926-2010 Latinate
 * Bente                             19 1950-2007
 * +Bera                                 8 1930-2009 ---
 * ++Bergithe                           7 1930-2010 spelling variant
 * Bertha                            17 1924-2001
 * +Berthe                            18 1931-2010 ---
 * +Bertheline                      19 1921-2008 -ine form
 * Betina                              7 1973-2004
 * Bettina                           13 1964-2007
 * Betty                                5 1962-2001
 * Bianca                              6 2000-2010
 * Bibi*                                21 1959-2009
 * ++Bibiane                          14 1927-2005 Latinate
 * ++Bilha                              13 1932-2010 biblical
 * ++Birgethe                           5 1949-2010 spelling variant
 * Birgit                              14 1942-2003
 * +Birgithe                          82 1926-2010 spelling variant
 * Birgitte                           49 1927-2009
 * Birte                                 5 1932-1990
 * Birthe                           151 1926-2010
 * +Boa*                                  5 1931-1999
 * Bodil                              77 1922-2010
 * ++Bolethe                        102 1916-2010 spelling variant
 * Bolette                           24 1925-2008
 * Brita                                 5 1948-2002
 * Britta                              19 1950-2010

C

 * Camilla                          83 1967-2010
 * Carina                            14 1976-2010
 * Carla                              18 1942-2010
 * Caroline                           6 1934-2010
 * Cecilia                              6 1948-2005
 * Cecilie                          108 1926-2010
 * ++Charlothe                       11 1938-2010 spelling variant
 * Charlotte                      129 1922-2010
 * Christa                           12 1952-2006
 * Christina                        30 1943-2010
 * Christine                        12 1953-2009
 * Cindy                               6 2000-2007
 * Clara                              10 1943-2009
 * Claudia                            8 1968-2010
 * Connie                             9 1951-2010

D

 * Dagmar                          16 1916-2010
 * Daisy                                8 1985-2010
 * +Dana                              20 1952-2010 ?biblical
 * Dea                                  6 1963-2006
 * +Debora                           70 1923-2009 biblical
 * Diana                             20 1955-2010
 * Dina                               70 1922-2010
 * +Dine                               11 1938-2010 ---
 * Ditte                                 8 1965-2008
 * Dora                               40 1941-2010
 * Doris                                6 1947-1992
 * Dorte                              16 1931-1999
 * Dorthe                          268 1924-2010
 * +Dorthe-Marie                   5 1955-2010 combination
 * Dorthea                          37 1925-2009
 * ++Dorthie                           26 1919-2010 spelling variant

E

 * Ea                                    8 1972-2010
 * Ebba                              14 1942-2007
 * Edel                                  7 1929-2009
 * Eleonora                        35 1922-2010
 * +Elionora                           9 1929-2010 spelling variant
 * Elisa                               80 1933-2010
 * Elisabeth                      182 1919-2010
 * Elise*                               28 1925-2010
 * Ella*                                 40 1930-2010
 * Ellen                               87 1924-2010
 * Elna                               12 1944-2009
 * Else                              210 1924-2010
 * Else-Marie                      13 1951-2008
 * Elvira                              19 1952-2008
 * Emilia                             10 1928-2010
 * Emilie                           135 1922-2010
 * Emma                            69 1929-2010
 * Emmy                               5 1936-2009
 * Ena                                12 1960-2008
 * Erika                              16 1937-2010
 * Erikka                               7 1935-2009
 * Erna*                               23 1936-2010
 * Ester                               13 1928-2010
 * Esther                             56 1924-2010
 * ++Eunike                            19 1936-2006 biblical
 * Eva                               128 1919-2010
 * ++Evnike                              6 1930-2009 biblical

F

 * Fie                                    5 1956-2008
 * ++Filippine                         12 1945-2004 -ine form
 * Fiona                                7 2000-2008
 * +Flavia                             19 1931-2010 Latinate
 * +Frederikka                      12 1936-2009 -kka form
 * Frederikke                    100 1924-2010
 * Freja                               14 1991-2010
 * Frida                              19 1957-2008
 * ++Føbe                               11 1933-2010 biblical/Latinate

G

 * Gerda                             78 1925-2010
 * Gertrud                          50 1926-2009
 * Ghita                                6 1960-2008
 * Gitte                               29 1961-2007
 * Grete                                9 1933-2009
 * Grethe                            77 1926-2010
 * Gudrun                           35 1938-2010
 * Guldborg                        14 1937-2009
 * Gundel                             6 1933-2010
 * +Gundil                              6 1932-2001 spelling variant
 * Gunhild                            6 1928-2009

H

 * ++Haldora                          25 1926-2010 ---
 * Hanna                              7 1916-2007
 * Hannah                            9 1992-2009
 * Hanne                          109 1932-2010
 * +Hansigne                        53 1929-2010 -ine form
 * +Hansine                        161 1924-2010 -ine form
 * Hedvig                           31 1928-2010
 * Heide                               7 1977-2004
 * Heidi*                              85 1950-2010
 * Helda                               5 1953-2009
 * Helena                           15 1928-2007
 * Helene                         205 1918-2010
 * Helga                             65 1924-2010
 * Helle                              42 1951-2008
 * ++Hendrine                        14 1950-2005 -ine form
 * Henni                               5 1950-2003
 * ++Henriethe                       17 1934-2005 spelling variant
 * Henriette                        52 1923-2009
 * Hilda                              39 1925-2010

I

 * Iben                                 6 1955-2007
 * Ida                                 66 1925-2010
 * Ina*                                 20 1967-2010
 * Inga                              20 1937-2006
 * Inge                               51 1943-2009
 * Ingeborg                        32 1924-2010
 * Ingelise                            5 1939-1990
 * Inger                            121 1927-2010
 * Ingrid                             53 1935-2009
 * Irena                                6 1949-2002
 * Irene                              19 1937-2007
 * Isabell                              5 1990-2010
 * Isabella                          48 1984-2010
 * ++Isakke                              5 1934-2007 -kke form
 * Ivana*                                8 1983-2010

J

 * Jacobine                         13 1931-2009
 * +Jakobine                      144 1921-2010 -ine form
 * Jane*                               44 1948-2010
 * Janne                             10 1954-2009
 * +Janny                               5 1932-2004 ---
 * Jeanette                         12 1967-2005
 * Jennifer                            7 1966-2010
 * Jenny                             19 1930-2010
 * Jensigne                         35 1944-2010
 * Jensine                         118 1925-2010
 * Jessica                              8 1980-2010
 * Jette                               31 1940-2007
 * Joan                                 9 1951-2005
 * ++Joelsine                          16 1952-2010 -ine form
 * Johanna                           7 1958-2009
 * Johanne                       332 1919-2010
 * ++Johansigne                       8 1941-2008 -ine form
 * ++Johansine                       17 1933-2009 -ine form
 * ++Jonasine                           5 1940-1998 -ine form
 * Jonna                             68 1932-2009
 * Jorna*                              11 1933-2010
 * Josefine                          15 1961-2010
 * ++Judithe                         101 1926-2010 spelling variant/biblical
 * Julia*                               50 1929-2010
 * Juliane                         133 1919-2009
 * +Julianne                           5 1942-2010 ?Latinate
 * Julie                             106 1921-2010
 * Justa                              11 1933-2010
 * +Justine                           56 1931-2010 Latinate
 * Jytte                               11 1942-1997
 * Jørgine                           33 1942-2009

K

 * Kaja                               13 1960-2010
 * Kamilla                          16 1931-2007
 * Karen                           460 1910-2010
 * Karen-Marie                   13 1969-2003
 * Karin                              15 1938-1993
 * Karina                            59 1945-2010
 * Karla                              74 1926-2010
 * ++Karline                           53 1925-2009 -ine form
 * Karna                               7 1950-2005
 * +Karola                              7 1937-2008 Latinate
 * Karoline                       191 1916-2010
 * Kate                                 7 1954-2009
 * Kathrine                       168 1914-2010
 * Katinka                            9 1954-2006
 * Katja                              10 1947-2009
 * Katrina*                           10 1970-2009
 * Katrine                         138 1919-2010
 * Kaya                                 9 1992 2010
 * Ketty                              11 1940-1996
 * Kira                                14 1987-2010
 * Kirsten                         166 1927-2009
 * Kirstine                          49 1929-2010
 * Klara                              33 1936-2010
 * ++Klaudie                            5 1926-2009 Latinate
 * ++Konkordie                      17 1938-2008 Latinate
 * ++Kori*                                  6 1946-2007 ?
 * +Kornelia                           7 1935-2010 Latinate
 * ++Kornelie                         15 1932-2009 Latinate
 * ++Kornilie                            5 1941-2008  spelling variant/Latinate
 * Krista                               7 1967-2007
 * Kristiane                        76 1924-2010
 * Kristina*                          33 1930-2010
 * Kristine                        213 1916-2010

L

 * Laila                             116 1951-2009
 * Lajla                                 5 1954-2003
 * Lana                               12 1954-2010
 * Lara                                 5 1981-2008
 * +Larsigne                           9 1946-2006 -ine form
 * +Larsine                           56 1937-2010 -ine form
 * Laura                             75 1931-2010
 * Lea                                 87 1923-2010
 * Lena                               40 1944-2010
 * Lene                               46 1921-2008
 * Lili                                    7 1956-2000
 * Lilian                               7 1956-1999
 * Lillian                             25 1957-2010
 * Lina*                                  6 1931-2010
 * Linda                              57 1947-2010
 * Line                                24 1933-2005
 * Lis                                  13 1952-1999
 * Lisa*                                57 1928-2010
 * Lisbeth                           31 1953-2007
 * Lise*                                26 1930-2008
 * Liv                                    7 1978-2009
 * Lona                               18 1940-2010
 * Lone                               46 1933-2009
 * Lotte                              21 1948-2008
 * Louisa                            10 1926-2010
 * Louise                          206 1917-2010
 * +Lucia                              18 1931-2010 Latinate
 * +Lucie                              13 1927-2009 Latinate
 * ++Ludvikka                          5 1926-1999 -kka form
 * Lulu                                13 1967-2009
 * Luna                               10 1945-2010
 * Lydia                              28 1932-2009
 * ++Lydie                              31 1924-2006 Latinate/biblical
 * Lykke                             12 1948-2010

M

 * Magda                             5 1931-1999
 * Magdalene                     69 1925-2010
 * ++Magdaline                     86 1923-2010 spelling variant
 * Maja                              73 1963-2010
 * Majbritt                            9 1961-2002
 * Malena                            7 1947-2009
 * Malene                           71 1924-2010
 * +Malina*                           18 1949-2005
 * ++Maline                           25 1926-2010 ---
 * Malou                            18 1985-2010
 * +Malu*                              78 1971-2010
 * +Malvine                            7 1946-2005 ---
 * Maren                          135 1919-2010
 * Margit                            20 1942-2009
 * Margrethe                    247 1910-2010
 * Mari*                                 6 1971-2010
 * Maria*                             64 1926-2010
 * Mariane                         68 1916-2009
 * Marianne                       86 1928-2010
 * Marie                           475 1914-2010
 * Marie-Louise                  10 1953-2010
 * Mariette                           5 1941-2010
 * Marina*                             6 1962-2009
 * Marita                              6 1970-2008
 * +Maritha                            7 1924-2009 spelling variant
 * Martha                         148 1917-2010
 * +Marthine                        19 1931-1995 spelling variant
 * Martine                          36 1929-2010
 * +Mathilda                        16 1925-2010 Latinate
 * Mathilde                        20 1924-2008
 * Maya                             27 1980-2010
 * Maybritt                           5 1950-2004
 * Melissa                            9 1979-2010
 * ++Merab                            11 1930-1995 biblical
 * Merete                             6 1942-1982
 * Mette                           145 1925-2010
 * Mette-Marie                     9 1966-2005
 * Mia                                59 1949-2010
 * Michaela                          7 1973-2010
 * Michelle                         10 1974-2009
 * Mie                                  7 1966-1997
 * Mikaela                            7 1956-2010
 * +Miki*                                 5 1948-2006
 * ++Mikol                             13 1934-2006 biblical
 * +Milka                               5 1933-2007 biblical
 * Milla                                6 1999-2009
 * Mille                              10 1935-2010
 * Mimi                                5 1957-2007
 * +Mina*                             58 1936-2010
 * +Mine                              26 1931-2009 ---
 * Mira                                 9 1950-2009
 * Mona                             54 1941-2010
 * Monica                           16 1932-2010
 * Monika                          23 1952-2010

N

 * Nadia                             24 1989-2010
 * Nadine                             5 1961-2006
 * Nadja                               9 1985-2005
 * Nana*                                6 1958-2003
 * Nancy                              7 1984-2008
 * Nanna*                            50 1949-2010
 * Natasha                         10 1986-2010
 * Natasja                          13 1984-2010
 * Nathalia                           7 1940-2009
 * Nathalie                           7 1979-2009
 * Nette                                5 1942-1998
 * Nicoline                           6 1928-2010
 * Nielsigne                          5 1961-2010
 * Nielsine                          70 1932-2010
 * +Nikoline                         60 1929-2010 -ine form
 * Nina                             101 1956-2010
 * Nini                                  9 1956-2009
 * Ninna                               8 1955-2002
 * Ninni                                5 1988-2010
 * Nora                               16 1941-2010

O

 * Oktavia                            6 1958-2006
 * +Olava                               7 1930-2006 ---
 * Olga                               18 1939-2010
 * +Olina                                6 1957-2009 -ine form
 * +Oline                            105 1925-2010 -ine form
 * Olivia                             13 1938-2007
 * +Orpa                               19 1938-2010 biblical
 * +Othelie                             5 1945-1991 spelling variant
 * +Ottilie                             14 1930-2001 Latinate

P

 * Patricia                            5 1977-2010
 * Paula                             29 1926-2010
 * +Pauline                         137 1926-2010 -ine form
 * Pernille                           54 1928-2010
 * Petra                              33 1931-2010
 * +Petrine                         100 1928-2010 -ine form
 * Pia                                 73 1950-2008
 * Pouline                           11 1932-2002
 * +Priscilla                            5 1930-2009 biblical

R

 * +Rachel                            15 1928-2010 biblical
 * +Rakel                              65 1918-2010 biblical
 * Randi                             38 1968-2010
 * Rasmine                         30 1925-2009
 * +Rebekka                         70 1927-2010 biblical
 * Regina                           12 1939-2010
 * +Regine                          106 1919-2010 Latinate
 * Rena                              17 1962-2009
 * Ria                                 19 1961-2007
 * Rie                                   6 1948-2009
 * Rigmor                             7 1950-2007
 * Rikke                              43 1964-2010
 * Rina*                               15 1939-2007
 * Rita*                                60 1948-2010
 * Ronja                               5 1999-2010
 * Rosa                               98 1924-2010
 * Rose                                 5 1938-1992
 * +Rosina                              6 1950-2007 ---
 * ++Rosine                            43 1925-2009 --- ?cf. Rosing
 * Ruth                               60 1930-2010

S

 * Sabina                              7 1936-2008
 * Sabine                            23 1934-2010
 * Sabrina                            6 1961-2007
 * ++Safine*                               5 1923-1988
 * ++Sakarine                         11 1941-2010 -ine form
 * +Salome                           28 1924-2008 biblical
 * ++Salomine                        28 1924-2009 -ine form
 * Sandra                           40 1955-2010
 * Sandy                               6 1972-2007
 * Sanne                             12 1959-2007
 * Sara                             241 1922-2010
 * Sarah                             16 1942-2009
 * Sascha                           11 1977-2010
 * Sasha                               5 1995-2009
 * +Seria*                                 6 1933-2004 ---
 * ++Serie                                 7 1930-2010 ---
 * Severine                         17 1934-2006
 * +Sibylle                              5 1942-2006 Latinate
 * Sidsel                               6 1949-2003
 * Signe                              34 1932-2010
 * Sigrid                             15 1928-2007
 * ++Silpa                                 6 1937-1999 biblical
 * Sofia                              13 1916-2009
 * Sofie                             315 1919-2010
 * +Sofie-Marie                      5 1980-2006 combination
 * Solveig                             9 1926-2009
 * Sonja                              12 1954-2009
 * Sophie                              7 1950-2009
 * Stella                              24 1939-2006
 * Stina                              25 1944-2010
 * Stine                              52 1925-2007
 * Suna                                 5 1960-1992
 * Susan                             14 1949-2010
 * Susanne                       190 1924-2010
 * Susi                                  5 1976-2010
 * Susie                                5 1958-1997
 * Susse                                8 1959-2000
 * Sussi                              34 1954-2006
 * Sørine                            70 1932-2010

T

 * ++Tabetha                            9 1930-2000 spelling variant
 * ++Tabia                              12 1916-2008 biblical
 * +Tabitha                            7 1936-2009 biblical
 * Tanja                              40 1954-2009
 * +Tekla                                8 1938-2007 Latinate
 * +Thala                              36 1934-2009 ---
 * ++Thale                                8 1923-1996 ---
 * Theodora                       27 1928-2010
 * Theresia                         10 1930-2001
 * +Thomasine                     20 1935-2009 -ine form
 * Thora                             30 1926-2010
 * Tina*                                81 1953-2009
 * Tine                                11 1955-2000
 * ++Tobiasine                         5 1943-2007 -ine form
 * Tove                               16 1936-2010
 * Trine                              30 1941-2010

U

 * Ulla                                77 1941-2010
 * +Ulrikka                           26 1926-2010 -kka form
 * Ulrikke                           15 1939-2010
 * ++Uthilie                              5 1947-2008 spelling variant

V

 * Valborg                          12 1924-2010
 * Vanessa                           5 1982-2007
 * Vera                               44 1947-2010
 * Veronika                          6 1939-2005
 * Vibeke                            14 1936-2006
 * Victoria                          29 1955-2010
 * +Victorie                            7 1951-2010 ---
 * +Viktorie                            7 1951-1993 ---
 * Vilhelmine                      36 1921-2004
 * Viola                              10 1949-2010
 * +Vitta                                 8 1925-2010 Latinate
 * Vive*                                  6 1959
 * Vivi 72 1944-2009
 * Vivian 24 1964-2010

W, Å

 * Winnie 9 1952-2006
 * +Winona 5 1996-2004 ---
 * Åse 8 1958-2009

=Sources=
 * http://www.stat.gl/publ/en/NA/201102/pdf/Names%20in%20Greenland%20July%202011.pdf Kalaaliit Nunaanni Naatsorsueqqissaartarik/Statistics Greenland. Population Statistics 2011: Names in Greenland as of 1 July 2011. Accessed on 19 April 2016
 * Danskernes navne 2005, including the residents of Greenland


text:
sammunut

Adjective

 * 1) extinguished, put out, quenched, dead of a fire, cigarette etc.
 * 2) dead of an emotion
 * 3)  passed out having lost conscience due to alcohol or drugs
 * 4) extinct of a volcano
 * 5) extinct of a family
 * 6) quenched of thirst

title: sammunut


text: Category:Skolt Sami given names

title: Category:Skolt Sami given names


text: anthropomorphismes

title: anthropomorphismes


text:
tumchuck

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) waterfall

title: tumchuck


text:
overlubricate

Verb

 * 1)  To lubricate excessively.

title: overlubricate


text: overlubricated

title: overlubricated


text: overlubricating

title: overlubricating


text: overlubricates

title: overlubricates


text:
Krissie

Proper noun

 * 1)  and of its variant forms.

title: Krissie


text:
dowrgi

Etymology
From, from. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) otter

title: dowrgi


text: dowrgy

title: dowrgy


text: anthropomorphiques

title: anthropomorphiques


text:
еванђеље

Noun

 * 1) gospel

title: еванђеље


text:
anophthalmia

Noun

 * 1)  The congenital absence of one or both eyes

Translations

 * Finnish: anoftalmia
 * Italian: anoftalmia
 * Portuguese: anoftalmia

title: anophthalmia


text:
jevanđelje

Noun

 * 1)  gospel

title: jevanđelje


text: anophthalmias

title: anophthalmias


text:
јеванђеље

Noun

 * 1)  gospel

title: јеванђеље


text:
orthodenticle

Noun

 * 1) A homeobox gene involved in the development of the head.

title: orthodenticle


text:
User:Lrh683

姓名： 刘若川

title: User:Lrh683


text:
ногометаш

Noun

 * 1)  footballer ; football player, soccer player

title: ногометаш


text:
fudbaler

Noun

 * 1)  footballer

title: fudbaler


text:
фудбалер

Noun

 * 1)  footballer ; football player, soccer player

Noun

 * 1)  footballer ; football player, soccer player

title: фудбалер


text:
dowr

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) water
 * 2) urine
 * 3) river, lake

title: dowr


text:
coldlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a cold (the viral illness).

title: coldlike


text: bopælen

title: bopælen


text: bopæle

title: bopæle


text: bopælene

title: bopælene


text: bopæls

title: bopæls


text: bopælens

title: bopælens


text: bopæles

title: bopæles


text: bopælenes

title: bopælenes


text: oikocrysts

title: oikocrysts


text:
anthropophage

Etymology
From ; from, from.

Adjective

 * 1) man-eating, cannibalistic

Noun

 * 1) man-eater, cannibal

title: anthropophage


text: operculates

title: operculates


text:
Citations:acoustomagnetoelectric

 * 2010 N. G. Mensah, Acoustomagnetoelectric effect in a degenerate semiconductor with nonparabolic energy dispersion law arXiv
 * 1965 T. Yamada Acoustomagnetoelectric Effect in Bismuth, Journal of the Physical Society of Japan, Vol. 20 No. 8
 * 1994 A. D. Margulis et al. The quantum acoustomagnetoelectric effect due to Rayleigh sound waves, Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter, Vol. 6 No. 31.

title: Citations:acoustomagnetoelectric


text: anthropophages

title: anthropophages


text: afterpulses

title: afterpulses


text:
afterpulse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A pulse (of energy) that follows some other event

title: afterpulse


text:
afterpulsing

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The production of afterpulses due to feedback in a photon detector

title: afterpulsing


text:
analyzability

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) The ability to be analyzed.

Translations

 * French:
 * German: Analysierbarkeit
 * Portuguese: analisabilidade
 * Romanian: analizabilitate

title: analyzability


text:
wiki markup

Noun

 * 1) A lightweight markup language used to format and structure pages in wikis.

Translations

 * French:
 * German: Wiki-Markup

title: wiki markup


text:
anticommutator

Noun

 * 1)  A function of two elements A and B, defined as AB + BA.

Translations

 * Finnish: antikommutaattori
 * German: Antikommutator
 * Icelandic: andvíxill
 * Japanese: 反交換子
 * Polish: antykomutator
 * Portuguese: anticomutador

title: anticommutator


text: anticommutators

title: anticommutators


text:
antisymmetry

Noun

 * 1)  The condition of being antisymmetric.
 * 2)  A theory of syntactic linearization, proposing that hierarchical structure in natural language maps universally onto a particular surface linearization, namely specifier-head-complement branching order.

Translations

 * Czech: antisymetrie
 * Finnish: antisymmetrisyys
 * German: Antisymmetrie
 * Norwegian: antisymmetri
 * Polish: antysymetria,
 * Portuguese: antissimetria
 * Romanian: antisimetrie

 * Finnish: antisymmetria
 * Portuguese: antissimetria

title: antisymmetry


text:
beamformer

Noun

 * 1) The device used to accomplish beamforming

title: beamformer


text: beamformers

title: beamformers


text:
nanodisc

Noun

 * 1) A synthetically constructed soluble protein ring that stably incorporates a lipid membrane, used in the study of membrane proteins.

title: nanodisc


text: nanodiscs

title: nanodiscs


text:
biexcitonic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to biexcitons

title: biexcitonic


text:
irrotationally

Adverb

 * 1) Without rotation.

title: irrotationally


text:
bifundamental

Adjective

 * 1)  Describing a tensor product of two representations.

Noun

 * 1)  A tensor product of two representations.

title: bifundamental


text: biparavectors

title: biparavectors


text: parafermions

title: parafermions


text:
biparavector

Noun

 * 1)  A particular function of two paravectors.

title: biparavector


text:
paravector

Noun

 * 1)  A sum (in some algebras) of a scalar and a vector.

title: paravector


text: bispinors

title: bispinors


text:
recomputation

Noun

 * 1) The act, process or result of recomputing; recalculation.

title: recomputation


text: recomputations

title: recomputations


text: subhaloes

title: subhaloes


text: paravectors

title: paravectors


text:
Talk:quisiera

WAHT [sic] IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN QUIERO AND QUISIERA?
 * Different conjugations of the Spanish verb . Mglovesfun (talk) 15:40, 19 February 2010 (UTC)

Quiero mean I want and quisiera means I would like.

title: Talk:quisiera


text:
bispinor

Noun

 * 1)  An object that is used to describe quantum fields having half-spin

title: bispinor


text:
ginto

Etymology
From, possibly: See also. Cognate with 🇨🇬.
 * according to Manuel (1948)
 * according to Potet (2016)
 * hypothesized by Potet (2016)

Noun

 * 1)  gold
 * 2) gold coin
 * 3) gold
 * 4)  money
 * 5)  riches; wealth
 * 1)  money
 * 2)  riches; wealth
 * 1)  riches; wealth

Adjective

 * 1) made of gold
 * 2) golden
 * 3)  of great value
 * 1)  of great value

title: ginto


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borocarbide

Noun

 * 1)  Any material containing both boride and carbide ions

title: borocarbide


text: breakings

title: breakings


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gyroradius

Noun

 * 1)  The radius of the circular motion of a charged particle in the presence of a uniform magnetic field.

title: gyroradius


text: gyroradii

title: gyroradii


text: ice blues

title: ice blues


text: borocarbides

title: borocarbides


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olly olly oxen free

Phrase

 * 1) A call in a children's game to say that players in hiding are free to come out.

title: olly olly oxen free


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gyrofrequency

Noun

 * 1)  The frequency of the circular motion of a charged particle in the presence of a uniform magnetic field.

title: gyrofrequency


text: gyrofrequencies

title: gyrofrequencies


text: buckyrolls

title: buckyrolls


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buckyroll

Noun

 * 1)  nanoscroll (especially one made of carbon)

title: buckyroll


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Citations:cohomogeneity

 * 2007 Sebastian J. Szybka, Tadeusz Chmaj, "Fractal Threshold Behavior in Vacuum Gravitational Collapse" arXiv
 * We present the numerical evidence for fractal threshold behavior in the five dimensional vacuum Einstein equations satisfying the cohomogeneity-two triaxial Bianchi type-IX ansatz.
 * 2010 Miguel Abreu. "Toric Kahler Metrics: Cohomogeneity One Examples of Constant Scalar Curvature in Action-Angle Coordinates" arXiv
 * In these notes, after an introduction to toric Kahler geometry, we present Calabi's family of U(n)-invariant extremal Kahler metrics in symplectic action-angle coordinates and show that it actually contains, as particular cases, many interesting cohomogeneity one examples of constant scalar curvature.

title: Citations:cohomogeneity


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squaraine

Noun

 * 1) Any of a class of organic dyes derived from squaric acid.

title: squaraine


text: squaraines

title: squaraines


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biceped

Adjective

 * 1) Having a certain type, or form of biceps

title: biceped


text: Aashild

title: Aashild


text: coldtrap

title: coldtrap


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Kohistan

Etymology
Borrowed from, ultimately from.

Proper noun

 * 1) a political district in Afghanistan, Pakistan or Tajikistan

title: Kohistan


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crosspoint

Noun

 * 1) The point at which two things (especially electrical wires) cross.

title: crosspoint


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interferometrically

Adverb

 * 1) By means of interferometry.

title: interferometrically


text: crosspoints

title: crosspoints


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cuspiness

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being cuspy
 * 2)  A measure of the chaos on the surface of a star

title: cuspiness


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photoinject

Verb

 * 1)  To introduce (a nucleic acid) into a cell by means of light.

title: photoinject


text: photoinjecting

title: photoinjecting


text: photoinjected

title: photoinjected


text: photoinjectors

title: photoinjectors


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cutset

Noun

 * 1)  The set of edges (of a cut) whose endpoints are in different subsets of the partition

title: cutset


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docu

Etymology
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Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  documentary film

title: docu


text: docus

title: docus


text: cutsets

title: cutsets


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dayglow

Noun

 * 1) The airglow of the sky during the day.

title: dayglow


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nonorthogonal

Adjective

 * 1) Not orthogonal.

title: nonorthogonal


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nonparabolic

Adjective

 * 1) Not parabolic.

title: nonparabolic


text: dayglows

title: dayglows


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-bb

Etymology
Of origin. Cognates include 🇨🇬.

Suffix

 * 1)  -er, more

Derived terms

 * Category:Hungarian comparative adjectives

title: -bb


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deadtime

Noun

 * 1) The time between a change in a signal and the response to that change.
 * 2) The time, after an event, during which a system cannot respond to a second event.
 * 3)  The serving of a prison sentence.

title: deadtime


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decohered

Adjective

 * 1) That have undergone decoherence

title: decohered


text: delaminates

title: delaminates


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хлаче

Noun

 * 1)  trousers

title: хлаче


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detwinned

Adjective

 * 1)  Describing the components of a twinned crystal that have been separated.

title: detwinned


text: mzungus

title: mzungus


text: wazungu

title: wazungu


text: diamagnets

title: diamagnets


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diamagnet

Noun

 * 1)  Any material that exhibits diamagnetism.

title: diamagnet


text: muzungu

title: muzungu


text: muzungus

title: muzungus


text: delaminating

title: delaminating


text: deadtimes

title: deadtimes


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disassortativity

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being disassortative.

title: disassortativity


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epileptogenic

Adjective

 * Of, pertaining to or giving rise to epileptogenesis.

title: epileptogenic


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not a patch on

Phrase

 * 1) Not an improvement over something; not nearly as good as something; much worse than.
 * The new model is not a patch on the original version.

title: not a patch on