text:
Talk:twist someone's arm

When it says The idiomatic sense is sometimes used ironically or sarcastically - I don't think this particular phrase is used any more ironically or sarcastically than other phrases in the English language. Maybe we should delete that part of the entry. The "sarcastic and ironic" part of the English language is probably best explained somewhere other than in a dictionary. Having said that, there might possibly be scope for a Sarcasm and irony in the English language page --Jackofclubs 14:45, 5 October 2008 (UTC)

 * I agree; and the examples don't exactly support the description. —Ruakh TALK 16:39, 5 October 2008 (UTC)

 * I also agree with respect to this term, although I'll withhold judgment on the wisdom of creating a general "Sarcasm and Irony" page. When I merged the content of twist somebody's arm with this entry, I retained and even expanded this usage note because it had been added (back in 2005) by User:Dvortygirl whose contributions and judgment I respect.  But I'm amenable to removing it. -- WikiPedant 17:23, 5 October 2008 (UTC)

twist a few arms
They had to twist a few arms to get the proposal through. Microsoft® Encarta® 2009 The current version doesn't cover this example --Backinstadiums (talk) 15:55, 31 August 2019 (UTC)
 * The semantics are covered. We assume that a normal user is capable of imagining a lemma for an idiom. DCDuring (talk) 17:35, 31 August 2019 (UTC)

 * We can't handle all such playful variations, e.g. from "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade" somebody might say "life had given me a few lemons that year". Equinox ◑ 18:37, 3 September 2019 (UTC)
 * We shouldn't have to handle other-than-playful variations either. Almost any idiom can have other determiners (and even determiner and adjective phrases) replacing the or a or other determinatives. DCDuring (talk) 21:35, 3 September 2019 (UTC)

title: Talk:twist someone's arm


text:
kultivovat

Verb

 * 1) to culture to maintain in an environment suitable for growth

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

title: kultivovat


text: armadilli

title: armadilli


text:
cumshaw

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) A gratuity or tip as thanks for a service

Translations

 * Bulgarian:
 * Spanish:

Verb

 * 1) To give or make a present to.

title: cumshaw


text:
sugar spoon

Noun

 * 1) A spoon used for serving granulated sugar from a sugar bowl, often with a wider head than most other types of spoon.

Translations

 * Finnish: sokerilusikka
 * French: cuillère à sucre
 * German: Zuckerlöffel

title: sugar spoon


text: wine coolers

title: wine coolers


text:
reiteratamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) repetitively

title: reiteratamente


text:
baby daddy

Etymology
African-American Vernacular English (General American would be baby's daddy) 1990s, popularized 2000s; compare. Possibly from or influenced by same term in Jamaican English, from, alternatively due simply to grammatical similarities between AAVE and.

Noun

 * 1)  Father of child in common, particularly one who did not marry the mother and provides little or no support for the mother and child.
 * 2) * 2004,, Senate victory speech, November 2, 2004:
 * My baby’s daddy, [sic] Barack Obama.
 * My baby’s daddy, [sic] Barack Obama.

Usage notes
As with, contentious usage – sometimes used neutrally as a casual term, regardless of marriage status, particularly in the tabloid press, or as a term of endearment, as in Obama quote above. Often considered pejorative, particularly if applied to unmarried black parents – if used by one parent of the other, can imply “child in common but no meaningful relationship”, while if used by outsiders, can imply disapproval of children born out of wedlock; see “baby mama” citations. More formal variants include “baby’s daddy” and “baby’s father”; in formal usage “father of one’s child” is preferred.

title: baby daddy


text:
relativismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) relativism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  relativism theory that truth and moral values are relative

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) relativism

title: relativismo


text:
boyshorts

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A female undergarment that covers the hips like a pair of shorts.

Translations

 * French: ,
 * German: Boxerslip
 * Hungarian:, franciabugyi
 * Japanese: ボーイレッグ
 * Swedish: boxertrosor

title: boyshorts


text: relativizzando

title: relativizzando


text: relativizzante

title: relativizzante


text:
relativizzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to relativize

title: relativizzare


text: relativizzato

title: relativizzato


text: relativizzati

title: relativizzati


text: relativizzata

title: relativizzata


text: relativizzo

title: relativizzo


text: relativizzi

title: relativizzi


text: relativizza

title: relativizza


text: relativizziamo

title: relativizziamo


text: relativizzate

title: relativizzate


text: relativizzano

title: relativizzano


text: relativizzavo

title: relativizzavo


text: relativizzavi

title: relativizzavi


text: relativizzava

title: relativizzava


text: relativizzavamo

title: relativizzavamo


text: relativizzavate

title: relativizzavate


text: relativizzavano

title: relativizzavano


text: relativizzai

title: relativizzai


text: relativizzasti

title: relativizzasti


text: relativizzò

title: relativizzò


text: relativizzammo

title: relativizzammo


text: relativizzaste

title: relativizzaste


text:
扮嘢

Verb

 * 1)  to pretend; to fake; to act pretentiously or dramatically

title: 扮嘢


text: relativizzarono

title: relativizzarono


text: relativizzerò

title: relativizzerò


text:
residuale

Adjective

 * 1) residual

title: residuale


text: relativizzerai

title: relativizzerai


text: relativizzerà

title: relativizzerà


text: relativizzeremo

title: relativizzeremo


text: relativizzerete

title: relativizzerete


text: relativizzeranno

title: relativizzeranno


text: relativizzerei

title: relativizzerei


text: relativizzeresti

title: relativizzeresti


text: relativizzerebbe

title: relativizzerebbe


text: relativizzeremmo

title: relativizzeremmo


text: relativizzereste

title: relativizzereste


text: relativizzerebbero

title: relativizzerebbero


text: relativizziate

title: relativizziate


text: relativizzino

title: relativizzino


text: relativizzassi

title: relativizzassi


text: relativizzasse

title: relativizzasse


text: relativizzassimo

title: relativizzassimo


text:
co-occur

Verb

 * 1)  To occur together.

title: co-occur


text:
riformulazione

Noun

 * 1) reformulation

title: riformulazione


text: relativizzassero

title: relativizzassero


text:
rigidamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) rigidly
 * 2) stiffly
 * 3) harshly, severely, strictly

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) rigidly, stiffly

title: rigidamente


text:
rivisitazione

Noun

 * 1) revisitation

title: rivisitazione


text:
saggista

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) essayist

title: saggista


text: todaye

title: todaye


text:
sanzionabile

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sanctionable

title: sanzionabile


text:
blogol

Verb

 * 1)  to blog to contribute to a blog

title: blogol


text:
saudita

Adjective

 * 1) Saudi

Noun

 * 1) Saudi

Adjective

 * 1) Saudi

Noun

 * 1) Saudi

Adjective

 * 1) Saudi Arabian

Noun

 * 1) Saudi Arabian

Adjective

 * 1) Saudi of or relating to Saudi Arabia

Noun

 * 1) Saudi person from Saudi Arabia

Adjective

 * 1)  Saudi

Noun

 * 1)  Saudi

title: saudita


text:
sciita

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Shiite

Noun

 * 1) Shiite

title: sciita


text:
scrematura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) skimming
 * 2) selection

title: scrematura


text:
secolarismo

Noun

 * 1) secularism

title: secolarismo


text:
sgozzamento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) slaughter (ritual, of an animal, by slitting the throat)

title: sgozzamento


text:
blema

Adjective

 * 1) ancient

title: blema


text:
sionismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Zionism

Etymology
From, on the model of , from.

Noun

 * 1)  Zionism movement seeking a Jewish homeland in Israel

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  Zionism

title: sionismo


text:
psychogenní

Adjective

 * 1) psychogenic

title: psychogenní


text:
User:Carlesmari

My user page in Catalan-Valencian

title: User:Carlesmari


text:
sottocommissione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) subcommission / sub-commission

title: sottocommissione


text:
subcommission

Noun

 * 1) A subdivision of a commission

Translations

 * Italian: sottocommissione

title: subcommission


text:
Yesu

Proper noun

 * 1) Jesus

Etymology
Probably from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Jesus

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Jesus the Christian Messiah

title: Yesu


text:
storicizzazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) historicalization

title: storicizzazione


text:
historicalization

Noun

 * 1) The framing of something in an historical perspective.

Translations

 * Italian: storicizzazione

title: historicalization


text: strumentalizzando

title: strumentalizzando


text: strumentalizzante

title: strumentalizzante


text:
strumentalizzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to instrumentalize
 * 2)  to instrumentalize, to exploit

title: strumentalizzare


text: strumentalizzato

title: strumentalizzato


text: strumentalizzati

title: strumentalizzati


text: strumentalizzata

title: strumentalizzata


text: strumentalizzo

title: strumentalizzo


text: strumentalizzi

title: strumentalizzi


text: strumentalizza

title: strumentalizza


text: strumentalizziamo

title: strumentalizziamo


text: strumentalizzate

title: strumentalizzate


text: strumentalizzano

title: strumentalizzano


text: strumentalizzavo

title: strumentalizzavo


text: strumentalizzavi

title: strumentalizzavi


text: strumentalizzava

title: strumentalizzava


text: strumentalizzavamo

title: strumentalizzavamo


text: strumentalizzavate

title: strumentalizzavate


text: strumentalizzavano

title: strumentalizzavano


text: strumentalizzai

title: strumentalizzai


text: strumentalizzasti

title: strumentalizzasti


text: strumentalizzò

title: strumentalizzò


text: strumentalizzammo

title: strumentalizzammo


text: strumentalizzaste

title: strumentalizzaste


text: strumentalizzarono

title: strumentalizzarono


text: strumentalizzerò

title: strumentalizzerò


text: strumentalizzerai

title: strumentalizzerai


text: strumentalizzerà

title: strumentalizzerà


text: strumentalizzeremo

title: strumentalizzeremo


text: strumentalizzerete

title: strumentalizzerete


text: strumentalizzeranno

title: strumentalizzeranno


text: strumentalizzerei

title: strumentalizzerei


text: strumentalizzeresti

title: strumentalizzeresti


text: strumentalizzerebbe

title: strumentalizzerebbe


text: strumentalizzeremmo

title: strumentalizzeremmo


text: strumentalizzereste

title: strumentalizzereste


text: strumentalizzerebbero

title: strumentalizzerebbero


text: strumentalizziate

title: strumentalizziate


text: strumentalizzino

title: strumentalizzino


text: strumentalizzassi

title: strumentalizzassi


text: strumentalizzasse

title: strumentalizzasse


text: strumentalizzassimo

title: strumentalizzassimo


text: strumentalizzassero

title: strumentalizzassero


text:
instrumentalize

Verb

 * 1)  To make into an instrument for achieving a goal.
 * 2)  To transcribe for instrumental execution a piece of music written for the human voice
 * 1)  To transcribe for instrumental execution a piece of music written for the human voice

Antonyms

 * deinstrumentalize

Related terms

 * instrumentalization

Translations

 * Catalan:
 * French:
 * Galician:
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Italian:
 * Portuguese:
 * Spanish:

 * German:
 * Italian:

title: instrumentalize


text:
sunnita

Adjective

 * 1) Sunni

Noun

 * 1) Sunni

Noun

 * 1) Sunni a follower of the Sunni branch of Islam

Adjective

 * 1) Sunni

Noun

 * 1) Sunni

Etymology
.

title: sunnita


text:
disaffectation

Etymology
From, perhaps with influence from (or confusion due to).

Noun

 * 1)  alexithymia, a neurological condition characterized by severe lack of emotional awareness
 * 1)  alexithymia, a neurological condition characterized by severe lack of emotional awareness

title: disaffectation


text:
bon ap'

Etymology
.

title: bon ap'


text: intervendrán

title: intervendrán


text: intervendrás

title: intervendrás


text: intervendrá

title: intervendrá


text: intervendréis

title: intervendréis


text: intervendremos

title: intervendremos


text: intervendré

title: intervendré


text: intervendríais

title: intervendríais


text: intervendríamos

title: intervendríamos


text: intervendrían

title: intervendrían


text: intervendrías

title: intervendrías


text: intervendría

title: intervendría


text: intervengáis

title: intervengáis


text: intervengamos

title: intervengamos


text: intervengan

title: intervengan


text: intervengas

title: intervengas


text: interveníais

title: interveníais


text: interveníamos

title: interveníamos


text: intervenían

title: intervenían


text: intervenías

title: intervenías


text: intervenía

title: intervenía


text: intervenido

title: intervenido


text: intervenid

title: intervenid


text: intervenimos

title: intervenimos


text: intervenís

title: intervenís


text: intervienen

title: intervienen


text: intervienes

title: intervienes


text: intervine

title: intervine


text: interviniendo

title: interviniendo


text: intervinierais

title: intervinierais


text: interviniéramos

title: interviniéramos


text: intervinieran

title: intervinieran


text: intervinieras

title: intervinieras


text: interviniera

title: interviniera


text: interviniereis

title: interviniereis


text: interviniéremos

title: interviniéremos


text: intervinieren

title: intervinieren


text: intervinieres

title: intervinieres


text: interviniere

title: interviniere


text: intervinieron

title: intervinieron


text: intervinieseis

title: intervinieseis


text: interviniésemos

title: interviniésemos


text: interviniesen

title: interviniesen


text: intervinieses

title: intervinieses


text: interviniese

title: interviniese


text: intervinimos

title: intervinimos


text: intervinisteis

title: intervinisteis


text: interviniste

title: interviniste


text: intervino

title: intervino


text: devendrán

title: devendrán


text: devendrás

title: devendrás


text: devendrá

title: devendrá


text: devendréis

title: devendréis


text: devendremos

title: devendremos


text: devendré

title: devendré


text: devendríais

title: devendríais


text: devendríamos

title: devendríamos


text: devendrían

title: devendrían


text: devendrías

title: devendrías


text: devendría

title: devendría


text: devengáis

title: devengáis


text: devengamos

title: devengamos


text: devengan

title: devengan


text: devengas

title: devengas


text: devenga

title: devenga


text:
devengo

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) accrual

title: devengo


text: deveníais

title: deveníais


text: deveníamos

title: deveníamos


text: devenían

title: devenían


text: devenías

title: devenías


text: devenía

title: devenía


text: devenido

title: devenido


text: devenid

title: devenid


text: devenimos

title: devenimos


text: devenís

title: devenís


text: devén

title: devén


text: devienen

title: devienen


text: devienes

title: devienes


text: deviene

title: deviene


text: consolised

title: consolised


text: catalytic converters

title: catalytic converters


text: deviniesen

title: deviniesen


text: deviniendo

title: deviniendo


text: devinierais

title: devinierais


text: deviniéramos

title: deviniéramos


text: devinieran

title: devinieran


text: devinieras

title: devinieras


text: deviniera

title: deviniera


text: deviniereis

title: deviniereis


text: deviniéremos

title: deviniéremos


text: devinieren

title: devinieren


text: devinieres

title: devinieres


text: deviniere

title: deviniere


text: devinieron

title: devinieron


text: devinieseis

title: devinieseis


text: deviniésemos

title: deviniésemos


text: devinieses

title: devinieses


text: deviniese

title: deviniese


text: devinimos

title: devinimos


text: devinisteis

title: devinisteis


text:
déli

Adjective

 * 1) south, southern
 * 2) midday
 * 1) midday

title: déli


text: deviniste

title: deviniste


text: convendrán

title: convendrán


text: convendrás

title: convendrás


text: convendrá

title: convendrá


text: convendréis

title: convendréis


text: convendremos

title: convendremos


text: convendré

title: convendré


text: convendríais

title: convendríais


text: convendríamos

title: convendríamos


text: convendrían

title: convendrían


text: convendrías

title: convendrías


text: convendría

title: convendría


text: convengáis

title: convengáis


text: convengamos

title: convengamos


text: convengan

title: convengan


text: convengas

title: convengas


text: conveníais

title: conveníais


text: conveníamos

title: conveníamos


text: convenían

title: convenían


text: convenías

title: convenías


text: convenía

title: convenía


text: palettise

title: palettise


text: convenido

title: convenido


text: convenid

title: convenid


text: convenimos

title: convenimos


text: convenís

title: convenís


text: convienen

title: convienen


text: convienes

title: convienes


text: convine

title: convine


text: conviniendo

title: conviniendo


text: convinierais

title: convinierais


text: conviniéramos

title: conviniéramos


text: convinieran

title: convinieran


text: convinieras

title: convinieras


text: conviniera

title: conviniera


text: conviniereis

title: conviniereis


text: conviniéremos

title: conviniéremos


text: convinieren

title: convinieren


text:
hediondez

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stench, malodor
 * 2) something that stinks
 * 1) something that stinks

title: hediondez


text: convinieres

title: convinieres


text: conviniere

title: conviniere


text: convinieron

title: convinieron


text: convinieseis

title: convinieseis


text: conviniésemos

title: conviniésemos


text: conviniesen

title: conviniesen


text: convinieses

title: convinieses


text:
reimage

Verb

 * 1)  To completely replace the operating system (on a particular computer) with a preconfigured image, typically as a drastic means of fixing problems.

title: reimage


text: conviniese

title: conviniese


text: convinimos

title: convinimos


text: convinisteis

title: convinisteis


text: conviniste

title: conviniste


text: convino

title: convino


text: desandabais

title: desandabais


text: desandábamos

title: desandábamos


text: desandaban

title: desandaban


text:
olfato

Etymology
, perfect passive participle of.

Noun

 * 1) olfaction the sense of smell

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) smell, olfaction, sense of smell sense that detects smells

title: olfato


text: desandabas

title: desandabas


text: desandaba

title: desandaba


text: desandado

title: desandado


text: desandad

title: desandad


text: desandáis

title: desandáis


text: desandamos

title: desandamos


text: desandando

title: desandando


text: desandan

title: desandan


text:
citronellol

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A natural acyclic monoterpenoid, occurring in citronella oils and used in perfumes and insect repellents.

title: citronellol


text: desandarán

title: desandarán


text: desandarás

title: desandarás


text: desandará

title: desandará


text: desandaréis

title: desandaréis


text: desandaremos

title: desandaremos


text: desandaré

title: desandaré


text: desandaríais

title: desandaríais


text: desandaríamos

title: desandaríamos


text: desandarían

title: desandarían


text: desandarías

title: desandarías


text:
alakazam

Etymology
, with various theories ranging from spontaneous usage as a nonsense chant, to less likely sources from Arabic, Latin, and Hindi.

Some etymologists suggest an origin from 🇨🇬.

Interjection

 * 1) A magic word used in conjuring; presto, shazaam.

Translations

 * French: alakazam
 * Portuguese: alakazam

Interjection

 * 1)  magic word used in conjuring

title: alakazam


text: desandaría

title: desandaría


text: desandas

title: desandas


text: desanda

title: desanda


text: desandéis

title: desandéis


text: desandemos

title: desandemos


text: desanden

title: desanden


text: desandes

title: desandes


text: desande

title: desande


text:
I'll say

Phrase

 * - Jack's put on a bit of weight recently. - I'll say!
 * - Jack's put on a bit of weight recently. - I'll say!

Translations

 * Polish: mało powiedziane, nie powiem
 * Russian: не то слово,

title: I'll say


text: desando

title: desando


text: desanduve

title: desanduve


text: desanduvierais

title: desanduvierais


text: desanduviéramos

title: desanduviéramos


text: desanduvieran

title: desanduvieran


text: desanduvieras

title: desanduvieras


text: desanduviera

title: desanduviera


text: desanduviereis

title: desanduviereis


text: desanduviéremos

title: desanduviéremos


text: desanduvieren

title: desanduvieren


text: desanduvieres

title: desanduvieres


text: desanduviere

title: desanduviere


text: desanduvieron

title: desanduvieron


text: desanduvieseis

title: desanduvieseis


text: desanduviésemos

title: desanduviésemos


text: desanduviesen

title: desanduviesen


text: desanduvieses

title: desanduvieses


text: desanduviese

title: desanduviese


text: desanduvimos

title: desanduvimos


text: desanduvisteis

title: desanduvisteis


text: desanduviste

title: desanduviste


text: desanduvo

title: desanduvo


text:
periodontitis

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  A serious form or stage of periodontal disease which may lead to loss of bone and falling out of teeth.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech:
 * Finnish:
 * Galician: paradontite
 * German:
 * Italian:
 * Japanese: 歯周炎, 歯周病
 * Malay: radang periodontium, periodontitis
 * Spanish: periodontitis, piorrea
 * Swedish: ,

title: periodontitis


text: liabais

title: liabais


text: liábamos

title: liábamos


text: liaban

title: liaban


text: liabas

title: liabas


text: liaba

title: liaba


text: liado

title: liado


text:
liad

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

Noun

 * 1) blood

title: liad


text: liamos

title: liamos


text: liando

title: liando


text: lían

title: lían


text:
periodontium

Etymology
From

Noun

 * 1) The specialized tissues that both surround and support the teeth, maintaining them in the maxillary and mandibular bones; the tissues including alveolar bone, cementum, gums and periodontal ligament.

Translations

 * Polish:

title: periodontium


text: liarais

title: liarais


text: liáramos

title: liáramos


text: liaran

title: liaran


text: liarán

title: liarán


text: liaras

title: liaras


text: liarás

title: liarás


text: liara

title: liara


text: liará

title: liará


text: liareis

title: liareis


text: liaréis

title: liaréis


text: liaremos

title: liaremos


text: liáremos

title: liáremos


text: liaren

title: liaren


text: liares

title: liares


text: liare

title: liare


text: liaré

title: liaré


text: liaríais

title: liaríais


text: liaríamos

title: liaríamos


text: liarían

title: liarían


text: liarías

title: liarías


text: liaría

title: liaría


text: liaron

title: liaron


text: liaseis

title: liaseis


text: liásemos

title: liásemos


text: liasen

title: liasen


text: liases

title: liases


text:
paradentóza

Noun

 * 1) periodontitis

title: paradentóza


text: liasteis

title: liasteis


text: liaste

title: liaste


text:
lías

Noun

 * 1) pen, fold

Noun

 * 1) greyness, old age

title: lías


text:
bratling

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A little brat.

title: bratling


text:
parodontitida

Noun

 * 1) periodontitis

title: parodontitida


text:
lía

Verb

 * 1) A.

title: lía


text: lieis

title: lieis


text: liemos

title: liemos


text: líen

title: líen


text: líes

title: líes


text: líe

title: líe


text: prohijabais

title: prohijabais


text: prohijábamos

title: prohijábamos


text: prohijaban

title: prohijaban


text: prohijabas

title: prohijabas


text: prohijaba

title: prohijaba


text: prohijado

title: prohijado


text: prohijad

title: prohijad


text: prohijáis

title: prohijáis


text: prohijamos

title: prohijamos


text: prohijando

title: prohijando


text:
antimeson

Noun

 * 1)  The antiparticle corresponding to a meson.

Translations

 * Portuguese: antiméson, antimesão

title: antimeson


text: prohíjan

title: prohíjan


text:
antimuon

Noun

 * 1)   A positively charged particle, the  corresponding to a.

Translations

 * Finnish: antimyoni
 * French:
 * Portuguese: antimúon, antimuão

title: antimuon


text: prohijarais

title: prohijarais


text: prohijáramos

title: prohijáramos


text: prohijaran

title: prohijaran


text: prohijarán

title: prohijarán


text: prohijaras

title: prohijaras


text: prohijarás

title: prohijarás


text: prohijara

title: prohijara


text: prohijará

title: prohijará


text: prohijareis

title: prohijareis


text: prohijaréis

title: prohijaréis


text: prohijaremos

title: prohijaremos


text: prohijáremos

title: prohijáremos


text: prohijaren

title: prohijaren


text: prohijares

title: prohijares


text: prohijare

title: prohijare


text: prohijaré

title: prohijaré


text: prohijaríais

title: prohijaríais


text: prohijaríamos

title: prohijaríamos


text: prohijarían

title: prohijarían


text: prohijarías

title: prohijarías


text: prohijaría

title: prohijaría


text: prohijaron

title: prohijaron


text: prohijaseis

title: prohijaseis


text: prohijásemos

title: prohijásemos


text: prohijasen

title: prohijasen


text: prohijases

title: prohijases


text: prohijase

title: prohijase


text: prohijasteis

title: prohijasteis


text: prohijaste

title: prohijaste


text: prohíjas

title: prohíjas


text: prohíja

title: prohíja


text: prohijéis

title: prohijéis


text: prohijemos

title: prohijemos


text: prohíjen

title: prohíjen


text: prohíjes

title: prohíjes


text: prohíje

title: prohíje


text: prohijé

title: prohijé


text: prohíjo

title: prohíjo


text: prohijó

title: prohijó


text: enfriabais

title: enfriabais


text: enfriábamos

title: enfriábamos


text: enfriaban

title: enfriaban


text: enfriabas

title: enfriabas


text: enfriado

title: enfriado


text: enfriad

title: enfriad


text: enfriando

title: enfriando


text: enfriarais

title: enfriarais


text: enfriáramos

title: enfriáramos


text: enfriaran

title: enfriaran


text: enfriarán

title: enfriarán


text: enfriaras

title: enfriaras


text: enfriarás

title: enfriarás


text: enfriara

title: enfriara


text: enfriará

title: enfriará


text: enfriareis

title: enfriareis


text: enfriaréis

title: enfriaréis


text: enfriaremos

title: enfriaremos


text: enfriáremos

title: enfriáremos


text: enfriaren

title: enfriaren


text: enfriares

title: enfriares


text: enfriare

title: enfriare


text: enfriaré

title: enfriaré


text: enfriaríais

title: enfriaríais


text: enfriaríamos

title: enfriaríamos


text: enfriarían

title: enfriarían


text: enfriarías

title: enfriarías


text: enfriaría

title: enfriaría


text: enfriaron

title: enfriaron


text: enfriaseis

title: enfriaseis


text: enfriásemos

title: enfriásemos


text: enfriasen

title: enfriasen


text: enfriases

title: enfriases


text: enfriase

title: enfriase


text: enfriasteis

title: enfriasteis


text: enfriaste

title: enfriaste


text: enfriéis

title: enfriéis


text: enfriemos

title: enfriemos


text: enfríen

title: enfríen


text: enfríes

title: enfríes


text: enfrié

title: enfrié


text: enfrió

title: enfrió


text: descafeinabais

title: descafeinabais


text: descafeinábamos

title: descafeinábamos


text: descafeinaban

title: descafeinaban


text: descafeinabas

title: descafeinabas


text: descafeinaba

title: descafeinaba


text: descafeinad

title: descafeinad


text: descafeináis

title: descafeináis


text: descafeinamos

title: descafeinamos


text:
non-terminal

Adjective

 * 1) Not terminal.

Translations

 * Czech: neterminální
 * Finnish: nonterminaali

Noun

 * 1)  A non-terminal symbol in a formal grammar.

Translations

 * Czech: neterminál
 * Finnish: nonterminaali

title: non-terminal


text: descafeinando

title: descafeinando


text: descafeínan

title: descafeínan


text: descafeinarais

title: descafeinarais


text: nonterminal

title: nonterminal


text: descafeináramos

title: descafeináramos


text: descafeinaran

title: descafeinaran


text: descafeinarán

title: descafeinarán


text: descafeinaras

title: descafeinaras


text: descafeinarás

title: descafeinarás


text: descafeinara

title: descafeinara


text: descafeinará

title: descafeinará


text: descafeinareis

title: descafeinareis


text: descafeinaréis

title: descafeinaréis


text: descafeinaremos

title: descafeinaremos


text: descafeináremos

title: descafeináremos


text: descafeinaren

title: descafeinaren


text: descafeinares

title: descafeinares


text: descafeinare

title: descafeinare


text: descafeinaré

title: descafeinaré


text: descafeinaríais

title: descafeinaríais


text: descafeinaríamos

title: descafeinaríamos


text: descafeinarían

title: descafeinarían


text: descafeinarías

title: descafeinarías


text:
non-terminal symbol

Noun

 * 1)  A symbol in a formal grammar that cannot appear in sentences of the grammar but may eventually be resolved into a sequence of terminal symbols.

title: non-terminal symbol


text: descafeinaría

title: descafeinaría


text:
terminal symbol

Noun

 * 1)  A symbol in a formal grammar that can appear in sentences of the grammar.

Coordinate terms

 * non-terminal symbol

title: terminal symbol


text: descafeinaron

title: descafeinaron


text: descafeinaseis

title: descafeinaseis


text: descafeinásemos

title: descafeinásemos


text: descafeinasen

title: descafeinasen


text: descafeinases

title: descafeinases


text: descafeinase

title: descafeinase


text: descafeinasteis

title: descafeinasteis


text: descafeinaste

title: descafeinaste


text: descafeínas

title: descafeínas


text: descafeína

title: descafeína


text: descafeinéis

title: descafeinéis


text: descafeinemos

title: descafeinemos


text: descafeínen

title: descafeínen


text: descafeínes

title: descafeínes


text: descafeíne

title: descafeíne


text: descafeiné

title: descafeiné


text:
旗杆

Noun

 * 1) flagpole; flagstaff

title: 旗杆


text: descafeinó

title: descafeinó


text: aislabais

title: aislabais


text: aislábamos

title: aislábamos


text: aislaban

title: aislaban


text: aislabas

title: aislabas


text:
吉兆

Noun

 * 1) good omen; auspicious sign

Noun

 * 1) good omen, auspicious sign

title: 吉兆


text: aislaba

title: aislaba


text: horseraces

title: horseraces


text: aislad

title: aislad


text: aisláis

title: aisláis


text: aislamos

title: aislamos


text:
遽爾

Adverb

 * 1)  suddenly

title: 遽爾


text: aislando

title: aislando


text: 遽尔

title: 遽尔


text: aíslan

title: aíslan


text: aislarais

title: aislarais


text: aisláramos

title: aisláramos


text:
soft shoe

Noun

 * 1)  A kind of tap dancing performed in soft-soled shoes, popular in vaudeville.
 * 2) * 1966 Jan. 15, "Sunday (TV listings)," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, p. 19 (retrieved 5 Oct 2008) :
 * Between Mr. O'Connor and Mr. Newley there's a delightful exhibition of the dances and their origin dating gack a few hundred years, from the clog to the buck, the wing, and the buck and wing, and on to the old soft shoe and more.
 * 1)  A speech, explanation, sales pitch, or other set of remarks delivered in a restrained or conciliatory manner in order to persuade, distract, or otherwise influence someone.
 * 1)  A speech, explanation, sales pitch, or other set of remarks delivered in a restrained or conciliatory manner in order to persuade, distract, or otherwise influence someone.

Usage notes

 * Often used in the expression the old soft shoe.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to this kind of dancing.
 * 2)  Casual, low-key, easy-going.

Verb

 * 1) To perform a dance of this kind.

title: soft shoe


text: aislaran

title: aislaran


text: aislarán

title: aislarán


text: aislaras

title: aislaras


text: aislarás

title: aislarás


text: aislara

title: aislara


text: soft-shoe

title: soft-shoe


text: aislará

title: aislará


text:
罷兵

Verb

 * 1)  to stop fighting; to suspend hostilities; to cease combat operations; to sign an armistice; to agree to a cease-fire; to call a truce

title: 罷兵


text: aislareis

title: aislareis


text: 罢兵

title: 罢兵


text: softshoe

title: softshoe


text: aislaréis

title: aislaréis


text: aislaremos

title: aislaremos


text: aisláremos

title: aisláremos


text: aislaren

title: aislaren


text: aislares

title: aislares


text: aislare

title: aislare


text:
天象

Noun

 * 1) astronomical phenomena; celestial phenomena
 * 2) meteorological phenomena

Noun

 * 1) astronomical phenomena
 * 2) weather

title: 天象


text: aislaré

title: aislaré


text: aislaríais

title: aislaríais


text: aislaríamos

title: aislaríamos


text: aislarían

title: aislarían


text: aislarías

title: aislarías


text: aislaría

title: aislaría


text: aislaron

title: aislaron


text: aislaseis

title: aislaseis


text: aislásemos

title: aislásemos


text: aislasen

title: aislasen


text: aislases

title: aislases


text: aislase

title: aislase


text: aislasteis

title: aislasteis


text: aislaste

title: aislaste


text: aíslas

title: aíslas


text:
User talk:Macaroniandcheese

I am john and I am cool

title: User talk:Macaroniandcheese


text: aísla

title: aísla


text: aisléis

title: aisléis


text: aislemos

title: aislemos


text: aíslen

title: aíslen


text: aísles

title: aísles


text: aísle

title: aísle


text: aislé

title: aislé


text: aíslo

title: aíslo


text: aisló

title: aisló


text: desairabais

title: desairabais


text: desairábamos

title: desairábamos


text: desairaban

title: desairaban


text: desairabas

title: desairabas


text: desairaba

title: desairaba


text:
desairado

Adjective

 * 1) humble
 * 2) unhaughty
 * 3) underrated

title: desairado


text: desairad

title: desairad


text: desairáis

title: desairáis


text: desairamos

title: desairamos


text: desairando

title: desairando


text: desairarais

title: desairarais


text: desairáramos

title: desairáramos


text: desairaran

title: desairaran


text: desairarán

title: desairarán


text: desairaras

title: desairaras


text: desairarás

title: desairarás


text: desairara

title: desairara


text: desairará

title: desairará


text: desairareis

title: desairareis


text: desairaréis

title: desairaréis


text: desairaremos

title: desairaremos


text: desairáremos

title: desairáremos


text: desairaren

title: desairaren


text: desairares

title: desairares


text: desairare

title: desairare


text: desairaré

title: desairaré


text: desairaríais

title: desairaríais


text: desairaríamos

title: desairaríamos


text: desairarían

title: desairarían


text: desairarías

title: desairarías


text: desairaría

title: desairaría


text: desairaron

title: desairaron


text: desairaseis

title: desairaseis


text: desairásemos

title: desairásemos


text: desairasen

title: desairasen


text: desairases

title: desairases


text: desairase

title: desairase


text: desairasteis

title: desairasteis


text: desairaste

title: desairaste


text: desairéis

title: desairéis


text: desairemos

title: desairemos


text: desairé

title: desairé


text: desairó

title: desairó


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title: amohinabais


text: amohinábamos

title: amohinábamos


text: amohinaban

title: amohinaban


text: amohinabas

title: amohinabas


text: amohinaba

title: amohinaba


text: amohinado

title: amohinado


text: amohinad

title: amohinad


text: amohináis

title: amohináis


text: amohinamos

title: amohinamos


text: amohinando

title: amohinando


text: amohínan

title: amohínan


text: amohinarais

title: amohinarais


text: amohináramos

title: amohináramos


text: amohinaran

title: amohinaran


text: amohinarán

title: amohinarán


text: amohinaras

title: amohinaras


text: amohinarás

title: amohinarás


text: amohinara

title: amohinara


text: amohinará

title: amohinará


text: amohinareis

title: amohinareis


text: amohinaréis

title: amohinaréis


text: amohinaremos

title: amohinaremos


text: amohináremos

title: amohináremos


text: amohinaren

title: amohinaren


text: amohinares

title: amohinares


text: amohinare

title: amohinare


text: amohinaré

title: amohinaré


text: amohinaríais

title: amohinaríais


text: amohinaríamos

title: amohinaríamos


text:
User talk:Sirageldin

My mother tongue is arabic language- I also  speak english english - i live in cairo -Egypt- I have finished my studies in faculty of Agriculture Ciaro university on january 1968-I have worked in MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE. During this period i also worked on board greek ships as a sailor at the beginning, after A chief cook , then A radio officer after getting RADIO OFFICER LICENCE and lately GMDSS LICENCE.I have visited most countries all over the world, now I am very soon prepared myself to leave to work again on board ships. I am in need of a TRANSLATOR from english or greek to arabic to translate a word or a PAGE .no matter for mor languages since it is free.

title: User talk:Sirageldin


text: amohinarían

title: amohinarían


text:
Holy See

Proper noun

 * 1)  The episcopal jurisdiction of the Bishop of Rome, commonly known as the Pope. It is the preeminent see of the Catholic Church. It is also the sovereign entity headed by the Pope which governs the Vatican and represents the Catholic Church in temporal affairs.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: Heilige Stoel
 * Albanian: Selia e Shenjtë
 * Arabic: اَلْكُرْسِيّ اَلرَّسُولِيّ
 * Egyptian Arabic: الكرسى البابوى
 * Aragonese: Santa Seu
 * Armenian: Սուրբ Աթոռ
 * Asturian: Santa Sede
 * Basque: Egoitza Santua
 * Belarusian: Святы Прастол
 * Bulgarian: Свети престол
 * Carpathian Rusyn: Свята Столиця
 * Catalan: Santa Seu
 * Cebuano: Balaang Sede
 * Chechen: Сийлахь Паччахьалла
 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 聖座
 * Hokkien: Sèng-chō
 * Mandarin: 聖座
 * Wu: 聖座
 * Chuvash: Сӑваплӑ Астул
 * Czech:, Svatá stolice
 * Danish: Hellige stol
 * Dutch:
 * Esperanto: Apostola Seĝo
 * Estonian: Püha Tool, Püha Aujärg
 * Faroese: pávastólur
 * Finnish: Pyhä istuin
 * French:
 * Galician: Santa Sé
 * Georgian: წმინდა საყდარი
 * German:
 * Greek: Αγία Έδρα
 * Hebrew: הַכֵּס הַקָּדוֹשׁ
 * Hindi: होली सी
 * Hungarian: Apostoli Szentszék
 * Icelandic: Páfastóll
 * Indonesian: Tahta Suci
 * Interlingua: Sancte Sede
 * Irish: An Suí Naofa
 * Italian: Santa Sede, Sede Apostolica
 * Japanese: 聖座
 * Javanese: Dhampar Suci
 * Kapampangan: Banal a Sede
 * Kazakh: Папалық Тақ
 * Korean: 성좌(聖座)
 * Latin: Sāncta Sēdēs
 * Latvian: Svētais Krēsls
 * Lithuanian: Šventasis Sostas
 * Lombard:
 * Macedonian: Све́та Сто́лица
 * Malay: Takhta Suci
 * Maltese: Santa Sede
 * Manipuri: ꯍꯣꯂꯤ ꯁꯤ
 * Mongolian: Гэгээн Ширээт Улс
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: Hellige stol
 * Nynorsk: Heilage stolen
 * Occitan: Sieu Apostolica, Santa Sieu
 * Persian: سریر مقدس
 * Polish: ,
 * Portuguese:
 * Romanian:
 * Russian: Свято́й Престо́л
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: Све̑та̄ Сто̀лица
 * Roman: Svȇtā Stòlica
 * Sinhalese: ශුද්ධාසනය
 * Slovak: Svätý stolec, Svätá stolica
 * Slovene:, Sveta stolica
 * Spanish: Santa Sede
 * Swahili: Ukulu mtakatifu
 * Swedish: Heliga stolen
 * Tagalog: Santa Sede
 * Tamil: திரு ஆட்சிப்பீடம்
 * Thai: สันตะสำนัก
 * Turkish: Kutsal Makam
 * Ukrainian: Святи́й Престо́л
 * Vietnamese: Tòa Thánh
 * Waray-Waray: Baraan nga Sede
 * Welsh: Esgobaeth y Pab
 * Western Panjabi: پوتر کرسی

title: Holy See


text: amohinarías

title: amohinarías


text: amohinaría

title: amohinaría


text: amohinaron

title: amohinaron


text: amohinaseis

title: amohinaseis


text: amohinásemos

title: amohinásemos


text:
Pyhä istuin

Proper noun

 * 1) The Holy See.

title: Pyhä istuin


text: amohinasen

title: amohinasen


text: amohinases

title: amohinases


text: amohinase

title: amohinase


text: amohinasteis

title: amohinasteis


text: amohinaste

title: amohinaste


text: amohínas

title: amohínas


text: amohína

title: amohína


text: amohinéis

title: amohinéis


text: amohinemos

title: amohinemos


text: amohínen

title: amohínen


text: amohínes

title: amohínes


text: amohíne

title: amohíne


text: amohiné

title: amohiné


text: amohíno

title: amohíno


text:
heatsink

Verb

 * 1)  To fit with a heat sink.

title: heatsink


text: amohinó

title: amohinó


text: heatsinks

title: heatsinks


text: ahijabais

title: ahijabais


text: ahijábamos

title: ahijábamos


text: heat sinks

title: heat sinks


text: ahijaban

title: ahijaban


text: ahijabas

title: ahijabas


text: ahijaba

title: ahijaba


text: ahijad

title: ahijad


text: ahijáis

title: ahijáis


text: ahijamos

title: ahijamos


text: ahijando

title: ahijando


text: ahíjan

title: ahíjan


text: ahijarais

title: ahijarais


text: ahijáramos

title: ahijáramos


text: ahijaran

title: ahijaran


text: ahijarán

title: ahijarán


text: ahijaras

title: ahijaras


text: ahijarás

title: ahijarás


text: ahijara

title: ahijara


text: ahijará

title: ahijará


text: ahijareis

title: ahijareis


text: ahijaréis

title: ahijaréis


text: ahijaremos

title: ahijaremos


text: ahijáremos

title: ahijáremos


text: ahijaren

title: ahijaren


text: ahijares

title: ahijares


text: ahijare

title: ahijare


text: ahijaré

title: ahijaré


text: ahijaríais

title: ahijaríais


text: ahijaríamos

title: ahijaríamos


text: ahijarían

title: ahijarían


text: ahijarías

title: ahijarías


text: ahijaría

title: ahijaría


text: ahijaron

title: ahijaron


text: ahijaseis

title: ahijaseis


text: ahijásemos

title: ahijásemos


text: ahijasen

title: ahijasen


text: ahijases

title: ahijases


text: ahijase

title: ahijase


text: ahijasteis

title: ahijasteis


text: ahijaste

title: ahijaste


text:
superconcentrated

Adjective

 * 1) Very concentrated.

title: superconcentrated


text: ahíjas

title: ahíjas


text: ahíja

title: ahíja


text: ahijéis

title: ahijéis


text:
anacardo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) cashew tree
 * 2) cashew nut

title: anacardo


text: ahijemos

title: ahijemos


text: ahíjen

title: ahíjen


text: ahíjes

title: ahíjes


text: ahíje

title: ahíje


text: ahijé

title: ahijé


text: ahíjo

title: ahíjo


text: ahijó

title: ahijó


text: airabais

title: airabais


text: airábamos

title: airábamos


text: airaban

title: airaban


text: airabas

title: airabas


text: airaba

title: airaba


text:
airado

Adjective

 * 1) angry, irate

title: airado


text: airad

title: airad


text:
Talk:cubewano

Pronunciation needs to be confirmed: There appears to be nothing in print online. Perhaps a radio interview or TV documentary would mention it. Kwamikagami 19:54, 5 October 2008 (UTC)
 * is cube two syllables?
 * is the stress on wan?
 * does the wan rhyme with Juan?

title: Talk:cubewano


text: airáis

title: airáis


text: airamos

title: airamos


text: airando

title: airando


text: aíran

title: aíran


text:
superefficient

Adjective

 * 1) Very efficient.

title: superefficient


text: airarais

title: airarais


text: airáramos

title: airáramos


text: airaran

title: airaran


text: airarán

title: airarán


text: airaras

title: airaras


text: airarás

title: airarás


text: airara

title: airara


text: airará

title: airará


text: airareis

title: airareis


text: airaréis

title: airaréis


text: airaremos

title: airaremos


text: airáremos

title: airáremos


text: airaren

title: airaren


text: airares

title: airares


text: airare

title: airare


text: airaré

title: airaré


text: airaríais

title: airaríais


text:
NP-complete

Adjective

 * 1)  That is both NP (solvable in polynomial time by a non-deterministic Turing machine) and NP-hard (such that any (other) NP problem can be reduced to it in polynomial time).

Related terms

 * / the set of NP-complete problems
 * / the set of NP-complete problems

Translations

 * Dutch: NP-volledig, NP-compleet
 * Finnish: NP-täydellinen
 * French: NP-complet
 * Georgian: NP-სრული
 * German:
 * Portuguese: NP-completo

title: NP-complete


text: airaríamos

title: airaríamos


text: airarían

title: airarían


text: airarías

title: airarías


text: airaría

title: airaría


text: airaron

title: airaron


text: airaseis

title: airaseis


text:
User talk:201.13.98.18

niger
Where have you seen pressu or prettu used in Latin? --EncycloPetey 20:01, 5 October 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:201.13.98.18


text: airásemos

title: airásemos


text:
ultraefficient

Adjective

 * 1) Extremely efficient; of utmost efficiency.

title: ultraefficient


text: airasen

title: airasen


text: airases

title: airases


text: airase

title: airase


text: airasteis

title: airasteis


text: airaste

title: airaste


text: aíras

title: aíras


text: aíra

title: aíra


text: airéis

title: airéis


text: airemos

title: airemos


text: aíren

title: aíren


text: aíres

title: aíres


text: aíre

title: aíre


text: airé

title: airé


text: aíro

title: aíro


text: airó

title: airó


text: acairelabais

title: acairelabais


text: acairelábamos

title: acairelábamos


text: acairelaban

title: acairelaban


text: acairelabas

title: acairelabas


text: acairelaba

title: acairelaba


text: acairelado

title: acairelado


text: acairelad

title: acairelad


text: acaireláis

title: acaireláis


text: acairelamos

title: acairelamos


text: acairelando

title: acairelando


text: acairelarais

title: acairelarais


text: acaireláramos

title: acaireláramos


text: acairelaran

title: acairelaran


text: acairelarán

title: acairelarán


text: acairelaras

title: acairelaras


text: acairelarás

title: acairelarás


text: acairelara

title: acairelara


text: acairelará

title: acairelará


text: acairelareis

title: acairelareis


text: acairelaréis

title: acairelaréis


text: acairelaremos

title: acairelaremos


text: acaireláremos

title: acaireláremos


text: acairelaren

title: acairelaren


text: acairelares

title: acairelares


text: acairelare

title: acairelare


text: acairelaré

title: acairelaré


text: acairelaríais

title: acairelaríais


text: acairelaríamos

title: acairelaríamos


text: acairelarían

title: acairelarían


text: acairelarías

title: acairelarías


text: acairelaría

title: acairelaría


text: acairelaron

title: acairelaron


text: acairelaseis

title: acairelaseis


text: acairelásemos

title: acairelásemos


text: acairelasen

title: acairelasen


text: acairelases

title: acairelases


text: acairelase

title: acairelase


text: acairelasteis

title: acairelasteis


text: acairelaste

title: acairelaste


text: acaireléis

title: acaireléis


text:
Xaverian

Etymology
, after St. Francis Xavier.

Noun

 * 1) A member of the Xaverian Brothers, a religious order founded in Bruges, Belgium 1839 and dedicated to Catholic education.

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining or related to this religious order.

title: Xaverian


text: acairelemos

title: acairelemos


text: acairelé

title: acairelé


text: acaireló

title: acaireló


text: cairelabais

title: cairelabais


text: cairelábamos

title: cairelábamos


text: cairelaban

title: cairelaban


text: cairelabas

title: cairelabas


text: cairelaba

title: cairelaba


text: cairelado

title: cairelado


text: cairelad

title: cairelad


text: caireláis

title: caireláis


text: cairelamos

title: cairelamos


text: cairelando

title: cairelando


text: cairelarais

title: cairelarais


text: caireláramos

title: caireláramos


text: cairelaran

title: cairelaran


text: cairelarán

title: cairelarán


text:
ชมพู่

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬 (as in, ).

Noun

 * 1) guava.

Etymology
From or. Compare 🇨🇬; Modern 🇨🇬. (both etyma).

Noun

 * 1)  any of various plants of the genus, the family , many of which are known as rose apple.
 * 2)  edible fruit of any of those plant.

title: ชมพู่


text: cairelaras

title: cairelaras


text: cairelarás

title: cairelarás


text: cairelara

title: cairelara


text: cairelará

title: cairelará


text: cairelareis

title: cairelareis


text: cairelaréis

title: cairelaréis


text:
ອຳພັນ

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) amber.

title: ອຳພັນ


text: cairelaremos

title: cairelaremos


text: caireláremos

title: caireláremos


text: cairelaren

title: cairelaren


text: cairelares

title: cairelares


text: cairelare

title: cairelare


text: cairelaré

title: cairelaré


text: cairelaríais

title: cairelaríais


text: cairelaríamos

title: cairelaríamos


text: cairelarían

title: cairelarían


text: cairelarías

title: cairelarías


text: cairelaría

title: cairelaría


text: cairelaron

title: cairelaron


text: cairelaseis

title: cairelaseis


text: cairelásemos

title: cairelásemos


text: cairelasen

title: cairelasen


text: cairelases

title: cairelases


text: cairelase

title: cairelase


text: cairelasteis

title: cairelasteis


text: cairelaste

title: cairelaste


text:
ຂຽບ

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) custard apple.

title: ຂຽບ


text: caireléis

title: caireléis


text:
xenelasy

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) The expulsion of foreigners.

Translations

 * Finnish: ulkomaalaisten karkottaminen
 * French:
 * German: Xenelasie
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: ξενηλασία
 * Italian: xenelasia
 * Russian:

title: xenelasy


text: cairelemos

title: cairelemos


text: cairelé

title: cairelé


text: caireló

title: caireló


text: ahilabais

title: ahilabais


text: ahilábamos

title: ahilábamos


text: ahilaban

title: ahilaban


text: ahilabas

title: ahilabas


text: ahilaba

title: ahilaba


text: ahilado

title: ahilado


text: ahilad

title: ahilad


text: ahiláis

title: ahiláis


text: ahilamos

title: ahilamos


text: ahilando

title: ahilando


text: ahílan

title: ahílan


text: ahilarais

title: ahilarais


text: ahiláramos

title: ahiláramos


text: ahilaran

title: ahilaran


text: ahilarán

title: ahilarán


text: ahilaras

title: ahilaras


text: ahilarás

title: ahilarás


text: ahilara

title: ahilara


text:
Xanthian

Adjective

 * 1) Of the city Xanthos (or Xanthus) in ancient Lycia.

Noun

 * 1) A citizen of Xanthos.

title: Xanthian


text: ahilará

title: ahilará


text: ahilareis

title: ahilareis


text: servitis

title: servitis


text: serviveris

title: serviveris


text: ahilaréis

title: ahilaréis


text: serviverimus

title: serviverimus


text: serviveritis

title: serviveritis


text: ahilaremos

title: ahilaremos


text: servitum

title: servitum


text: ahiláremos

title: ahiláremos


text: servimus

title: servimus


text: ahilaren

title: ahilaren


text: serviunt

title: serviunt


text: ahilares

title: ahilares


text: serviam

title: serviam


text: ahilare

title: ahilare


text:
serviet

Noun

 * 1) napkin

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  napkin

title: serviet


text: ahilaré

title: ahilaré


text: serviemus

title: serviemus


text: servietis

title: servietis


text: ahilaríais

title: ahilaríais


text:
servient

Etymology
Borrowed from. .

Adjective

 * 1)  subordinate

title: servient


text: ahilaríamos

title: ahilaríamos


text: serviebam

title: serviebam


text: serviebas

title: serviebas


text: ahilarían

title: ahilarían


text: serviebat

title: serviebat


text: ahilarías

title: ahilarías


text: serviebamus

title: serviebamus


text: serviebatis

title: serviebatis


text: ahilaría

title: ahilaría


text: serviebant

title: serviebant


text: ahilaron

title: ahilaron


text: servivisti

title: servivisti


text:
serviens

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) serving, (as a servant or slave)
 * 2) being devoted to, subject to

Noun

 * 1) a sergeant
 * 2) a servant

title: serviens


text: ahilaseis

title: ahilaseis


text: servivit

title: servivit


text: servivimus

title: servivimus


text: ahilásemos

title: ahilásemos


text: servivistis

title: servivistis


text: ahilasen

title: ahilasen


text: serviverunt

title: serviverunt


text: serviveram

title: serviveram


text: ahilases

title: ahilases


text: serviveras

title: serviveras


text: ahilase

title: ahilase


text: serviverat

title: serviverat


text: serviveramus

title: serviveramus


text: ahilasteis

title: ahilasteis


text: serviveratis

title: serviveratis


text: ahilaste

title: ahilaste


text: serviverant

title: serviverant


text: servivero

title: servivero


text: ahílas

title: ahílas


text: serviverit

title: serviverit


text: ahíla

title: ahíla


text: serviverint

title: serviverint


text: servias

title: servias


text: ahiléis

title: ahiléis


text: serviat

title: serviat


text: ahilemos

title: ahilemos


text: serviamus

title: serviamus


text: serviatis

title: serviatis


text: ahílen

title: ahílen


text: serviant

title: serviant


text: ahíles

title: ahíles


text: servirem

title: servirem


text: servires

title: servires


text: ahíle

title: ahíle


text: serviret

title: serviret


text: ahilé

title: ahilé


text: serviremus

title: serviremus


text: serviretis

title: serviretis


text: ahílo

title: ahílo


text: ahiló

title: ahiló


text: serviverim

title: serviverim


text: servivissem

title: servivissem


text: servivisses

title: servivisses


text: servivisset

title: servivisset


text: ahitabais

title: ahitabais


text: servivissemus

title: servivissemus


text: servivissetis

title: servivissetis


text: ahitábamos

title: ahitábamos


text: servivissent

title: servivissent


text: ahitaban

title: ahitaban


text: servientis

title: servientis


text: servienti

title: servienti


text: ahitabas

title: ahitabas


text: servientem

title: servientem


text: ahitaba

title: ahitaba


text: serviente

title: serviente


text: servientes

title: servientes


text: ahitado

title: ahitado


text: servientia

title: servientia


text:
Xenophontean

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to Xenophon (c. 431–355 BC), a Greek soldier and admirer of Socrates, or his writings.

title: Xenophontean


text: ahitad

title: ahitad


text: servientium

title: servientium


text: servientibus

title: servientibus


text: ahitáis

title: ahitáis


text: ahitamos

title: ahitamos


text: ahitando

title: ahitando


text: ahítan

title: ahítan


text: ahitarais

title: ahitarais


text: ahitáramos

title: ahitáramos


text: ahitaran

title: ahitaran


text: ahitarán

title: ahitarán


text: ahitaras

title: ahitaras


text: ahitarás

title: ahitarás


text:
Xanthien

Noun

 * 1) Xanthian

title: Xanthien


text: ahitara

title: ahitara


text: ahitará

title: ahitará


text: ahitareis

title: ahitareis


text: ahitaréis

title: ahitaréis


text: ahitaremos

title: ahitaremos


text: ahitáremos

title: ahitáremos


text: ahitaren

title: ahitaren


text: ahitares

title: ahitares


text: ahitare

title: ahitare


text: ahitaré

title: ahitaré


text: ahitaríais

title: ahitaríais


text: ahitaríamos

title: ahitaríamos


text: ahitarían

title: ahitarían


text: ahitarías

title: ahitarías


text: ahitaría

title: ahitaría


text: ahitaron

title: ahitaron


text: ahitaseis

title: ahitaseis


text: ahitásemos

title: ahitásemos


text: ahitasen

title: ahitasen


text: ahitases

title: ahitases


text: ahitase

title: ahitase


text: ahitasteis

title: ahitasteis


text: ahitaste

title: ahitaste


text: ahítas

title: ahítas


text: ahíta

title: ahíta


text: ahitéis

title: ahitéis


text: ahitemos

title: ahitemos


text: ahíten

title: ahíten


text: ahítes

title: ahítes


text: ahíte

title: ahíte


text: ahité

title: ahité


text: ahitó

title: ahitó


text: amaitinabais

title: amaitinabais


text: amaitinábamos

title: amaitinábamos


text: amaitinaban

title: amaitinaban


text: amaitinabas

title: amaitinabas


text:
sentiens

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) feeling, perceiving with the senses.
 * 2) perceiving: noticing mentally.
 * 3) having an opinion, feeling emotion.

title: sentiens


text: amaitinaba

title: amaitinaba


text: amaitinado

title: amaitinado


text: amaitinad

title: amaitinad


text: amaitináis

title: amaitináis


text: amaitinamos

title: amaitinamos


text: amaitinando

title: amaitinando


text: amaitinarais

title: amaitinarais


text: amaitináramos

title: amaitináramos


text: amaitinaran

title: amaitinaran


text: amaitinarán

title: amaitinarán


text: amaitinaras

title: amaitinaras


text: amaitinarás

title: amaitinarás


text: amaitinara

title: amaitinara


text: amaitinará

title: amaitinará


text: amaitinareis

title: amaitinareis


text: amaitinaréis

title: amaitinaréis


text: amaitinaremos

title: amaitinaremos


text:
xanthogen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Formerly, a hypothetical radical supposed to be characteristic of xanthic acid.

title: xanthogen


text: amaitináremos

title: amaitináremos


text: sentitis

title: sentitis


text: amaitinaren

title: amaitinaren


text: sensis

title: sensis


text: senserimus

title: senserimus


text: amaitinares

title: amaitinares


text: senseritis

title: senseritis


text: amaitinare

title: amaitinare


text: sensum

title: sensum


text:
sensa

Etymology
Probably ultimately from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) without

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) perceptions, ideas

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) census

Etymology
Probably from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) without

title: sensa


text: amaitinaré

title: amaitinaré


text: sensae

title: sensae


text: amaitinaríais

title: amaitinaríais


text: amaitinaríamos

title: amaitinaríamos


text:
xeriscaper

Noun

 * 1) A practitioner of xeriscaping.

title: xeriscaper


text: sensam

title: sensam


text: sensas

title: sensas


text: amaitinarían

title: amaitinarían


text: sensos

title: sensos


text: amaitinarías

title: amaitinarías


text: sensorum

title: sensorum


text: sensarum

title: sensarum


text: amaitinaría

title: amaitinaría


text: senseris

title: senseris


text: amaitinaron

title: amaitinaron


text: sentimus

title: sentimus


text: amaitinaseis

title: amaitinaseis


text: sentiunt

title: sentiunt


text: amaitinásemos

title: amaitinásemos


text: sentiam

title: sentiam


text: amaitinasen

title: amaitinasen


text: sentiet

title: sentiet


text: amaitinases

title: amaitinases


text: sentiemus

title: sentiemus


text: sentietis

title: sentietis


text: amaitinase

title: amaitinase


text: sentiebam

title: sentiebam


text: amaitinasteis

title: amaitinasteis


text: sentiebas

title: sentiebas


text: amaitinaste

title: amaitinaste


text: sentiebat

title: sentiebat


text: sentiebamus

title: sentiebamus


text: sentiebatis

title: sentiebatis


text: sentiebant

title: sentiebant


text: sensisti

title: sensisti


text: amaitinéis

title: amaitinéis


text: sensit

title: sensit


text: amaitinemos

title: amaitinemos


text: sensimus

title: sensimus


text: sensistis

title: sensistis


text: senserunt

title: senserunt


text: senseram

title: senseram


text: senseras

title: senseras


text: senserat

title: senserat


text: senseramus

title: senseramus


text: amaitiné

title: amaitiné


text: senseratis

title: senseratis


text: senserant

title: senserant


text: sensero

title: sensero


text: amaitinó

title: amaitinó


text: senserit

title: senserit


text: senserint

title: senserint


text: sentior

title: sentior


text: atraillabais

title: atraillabais


text: sentiris

title: sentiris


text: sentitur

title: sentitur


text: atraillábamos

title: atraillábamos


text:
User talk:86.40.105.172

--EncycloPetey 21:13, 5 October 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:86.40.105.172


text: sentimur

title: sentimur


text: atraillaban

title: atraillaban


text: sentimini

title: sentimini


text: sentiuntur

title: sentiuntur


text: atraillabas

title: atraillabas


text: sentiar

title: sentiar


text: sentieris

title: sentieris


text: atraillaba

title: atraillaba


text: sentietur

title: sentietur


text: atraillado

title: atraillado


text: sentiemur

title: sentiemur


text:
x-height

Noun

 * 1)  The distance between the baseline and midline in a typeface, typically equal to the height of the lower-case letter x.

Translations

 * Finnish: x-korkeus
 * Hungarian: betűszem,

title: x-height


text: sentiemini

title: sentiemini


text: atraillad

title: atraillad


text: sentientur

title: sentientur


text: atrailláis

title: atrailláis


text: sentiebar

title: sentiebar


text: sentiebaris

title: sentiebaris


text: atraillamos

title: atraillamos


text: sentiebatur

title: sentiebatur


text: atraillando

title: atraillando


text: sentiebamur

title: sentiebamur


text: sentiebamini

title: sentiebamini


text: atraíllan

title: atraíllan


text: sentiebantur

title: sentiebantur


text: atraillarais

title: atraillarais


text: sentias

title: sentias


text: sentiat

title: sentiat


text: atrailláramos

title: atrailláramos


text: sentiamus

title: sentiamus


text: atraillaran

title: atraillaran


text: sentiatis

title: sentiatis


text: sentiant

title: sentiant


text: atraillarán

title: atraillarán


text: sentirem

title: sentirem


text: atraillaras

title: atraillaras


text: sentires

title: sentires


text: sentiret

title: sentiret


text: atraillarás

title: atraillarás


text: sentiremus

title: sentiremus


text: atraillara

title: atraillara


text: sentiretis

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title: atraillará


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title: atraillare


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text: atraillaré

title: atraillaré


text: sentireris

title: sentireris


text: atraillaríais

title: atraillaríais


text: sentiretur

title: sentiretur


text: sentiremur

title: sentiremur


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title: atraillaríamos


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title: sentiremini


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title: atraillarían


text: sentirentur

title: sentirentur


text: sentientis

title: sentientis


text: atraillarías

title: atraillarías


text: sentienti

title: sentienti


text: atraillaría

title: atraillaría


text: sentientem

title: sentientem


text: sentiente

title: sentiente


text: atraillaron

title: atraillaron


text: sentientes

title: sentientes


text: atraillaseis

title: atraillaseis


text: sentientia

title: sentientia


text: sentientium

title: sentientium


text: atraillásemos

title: atraillásemos


text: sentientibus

title: sentientibus


text: atraillasen

title: atraillasen


text: atraillases

title: atraillases


text: atraillase

title: atraillase


text: atraillasteis

title: atraillasteis


text: atraillaste

title: atraillaste


text: atraíllas

title: atraíllas


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title: atraílla


text: atrailléis

title: atrailléis


text: atraillemos

title: atraillemos


text: atraíllen

title: atraíllen


text: atraílles

title: atraílles


text: atraílle

title: atraílle


text: atraillé

title: atraillé


text: atraíllo

title: atraíllo


text: atrailló

title: atrailló


text: desahijabais

title: desahijabais


text: desahijábamos

title: desahijábamos


text: desahijaban

title: desahijaban


text: desahijabas

title: desahijabas


text: desahijaba

title: desahijaba


text: desahijado

title: desahijado


text: desahijad

title: desahijad


text: desahijáis

title: desahijáis


text: desahijamos

title: desahijamos


text:
pomp og prakt

Phrase

 * 1)  pomp and circumstance

Noun

 * 1) pomp and circumstance

title: pomp og prakt


text: desahijando

title: desahijando


text: desahíjan

title: desahíjan


text: desahijarais

title: desahijarais


text: desahijáramos

title: desahijáramos


text:
prakt

Etymology
A loan translation from the and later from the. Compare the archaic compounds and.

Noun

 * 1) glory

Noun

 * 1) pomp, glory, splendour, magnificence

Etymology
From, from , from , referring to the sound of applause. Influenced by.

Noun

 * 1) pomp, glory, splendour, magnificence

title: prakt


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title: desahijaran


text: desahijarán

title: desahijarán


text: desahijaras

title: desahijaras


text: desahijarás

title: desahijarás


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title: desahijara


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title: desahijará


text: desahijareis

title: desahijareis


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title: desahijaréis


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title: desahijaremos


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title: desahijáremos


text: desahijaren

title: desahijaren


text: desahijares

title: desahijares


text: desahijare

title: desahijare


text: desahijaré

title: desahijaré


text: desahijaríais

title: desahijaríais


text: desahijaríamos

title: desahijaríamos


text: desahijarían

title: desahijarían


text: desahijarías

title: desahijarías


text: desahijaría

title: desahijaría


text: desahijaron

title: desahijaron


text: desahijaseis

title: desahijaseis


text: desahijásemos

title: desahijásemos


text: desahijasen

title: desahijasen


text: desahijases

title: desahijases


text: desahijase

title: desahijase


text: desahijasteis

title: desahijasteis


text: desahijaste

title: desahijaste


text: desahíjas

title: desahíjas


text: desahíja

title: desahíja


text: desahijéis

title: desahijéis


text: desahijemos

title: desahijemos


text: desahíjen

title: desahíjen


text: desahíjes

title: desahíjes


text: desahíje

title: desahíje


text: desahijé

title: desahijé


text: desahíjo

title: desahíjo


text:
thioester

Noun

 * 1)  Any of several classes of organic compound in which one or both oxygen atoms of an ester group are replaced by those of sulfur

title: thioester


text: desahijó

title: desahijó


text: desainabais

title: desainabais


text: desainábamos

title: desainábamos


text: desainaban

title: desainaban


text: desainabas

title: desainabas


text: desainaba

title: desainaba


text: desainado

title: desainado


text: desainad

title: desainad


text: desaináis

title: desaináis


text: desainamos

title: desainamos


text: desainando

title: desainando


text: desaínan

title: desaínan


text: desainarais

title: desainarais


text: desaináramos

title: desaináramos


text: desainaran

title: desainaran


text: desainarán

title: desainarán


text: desainaras

title: desainaras


text:
thermalism

Noun

 * 1)  The therapeutic use of hot-water springs

Translations

 * Catalan: termalisme
 * French:
 * Greek:
 * Italian: termalismo
 * Portuguese: termalismo
 * Spanish: termalismo

title: thermalism


text: desainarás

title: desainarás


text: desainara

title: desainara


text: desainará

title: desainará


text: desainareis

title: desainareis


text: desainaréis

title: desainaréis


text: desainaremos

title: desainaremos


text: desaináremos

title: desaináremos


text: desainaren

title: desainaren


text: desainares

title: desainares


text: desainare

title: desainare


text: desainaré

title: desainaré


text: desainaríais

title: desainaríais


text: desainaríamos

title: desainaríamos


text: desainarían

title: desainarían


text: desainarías

title: desainarías


text:
therian

Etymology 1
. From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the taxonomic subclass.

Noun

 * 1) Any member of the taxonomic subclass, the placental and marsupial mammals.

Translations

 * French:

title: therian


text: desainaría

title: desainaría


text:
User talk:68.249.245.1

--EncycloPetey 21:47, 5 October 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:68.249.245.1


text: desainaron

title: desainaron


text: desainaseis

title: desainaseis


text: desainásemos

title: desainásemos


text: desainasen

title: desainasen


text: desainases

title: desainases


text: desainase

title: desainase


text: desainasteis

title: desainasteis


text: desainaste

title: desainaste


text: desaínas

title: desaínas


text: desaína

title: desaína


text: desainéis

title: desainéis


text:
tamis

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from , from , of unclear origin.

Cognate with 🇨🇬 (dialectal 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. .

Noun

 * 1)  A culinary strainer, originally made from worsted cloth.
 * 2) The cloth itself; a tammy.

Etymology
, from, from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬. Compare also regional 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sieve,
 * 2) screen mesh for filtering
 * 1) screen mesh for filtering

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sweetness; sweet taste
 * 2) pleasure; pleasurable experience
 * 1) pleasure; pleasurable experience

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) taste

Verb

 * 1) to taste

title: tamis


text: desainemos

title: desainemos


text: desaínen

title: desaínen


text: desaínes

title: desaínes


text: desaíne

title: desaíne


text: desainé

title: desainé


text: desaíno

title: desaíno


text: desainó

title: desainó


text: ampliabais

title: ampliabais


text: ampliábamos

title: ampliábamos


text: ampliaban

title: ampliaban


text: ampliabas

title: ampliabas


text: ampliaba

title: ampliaba


text: ampliado

title: ampliado


text: ampliad

title: ampliad


text: ampliáis

title: ampliáis


text: ampliamos

title: ampliamos


text: amplían

title: amplían


text: ampliarais

title: ampliarais


text: ampliáramos

title: ampliáramos


text: ampliaran

title: ampliaran


text: ampliarán

title: ampliarán


text: ampliaras

title: ampliaras


text: ampliarás

title: ampliarás


text: ampliara

title: ampliara


text: ampliará

title: ampliará


text: ampliareis

title: ampliareis


text: ampliaréis

title: ampliaréis


text: ampliaremos

title: ampliaremos


text: ampliáremos

title: ampliáremos


text: ampliaren

title: ampliaren


text: ampliares

title: ampliares


text: ampliaré

title: ampliaré


text: ampliaríais

title: ampliaríais


text: ampliaríamos

title: ampliaríamos


text: ampliarían

title: ampliarían


text: ampliarías

title: ampliarías


text: ampliaría

title: ampliaría


text: ampliaron

title: ampliaron


text:
mirror ball

Noun

 * 1) A disco ball.

title: mirror ball


text: ampliaseis

title: ampliaseis


text: ampliásemos

title: ampliásemos


text: ampliasen

title: ampliasen


text: ampliases

title: ampliases


text: nonterminal symbol

title: nonterminal symbol


text: ampliase

title: ampliase


text: ampliasteis

title: ampliasteis


text: amplías

title: amplías


text: amplía

title: amplía


text: ampliéis

title: ampliéis


text: ampliemos

title: ampliemos


text: amplíen

title: amplíen


text: amplíes

title: amplíes


text: amplíe

title: amplíe


text: amplié

title: amplié


text: amplío

title: amplío


text: amplió

title: amplió


text: aviabais

title: aviabais


text: aviábamos

title: aviábamos


text: aviaban

title: aviaban


text: aviabas

title: aviabas


text: aviaba

title: aviaba


text:
aviado

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  One who works a mine with means provided by another.

Etymology
Coined in by, from  +. Equivalent to.

title: aviado


text: aviad

title: aviad


text: aviáis

title: aviáis


text: aviamos

title: aviamos


text: aviando

title: aviando


text: avían

title: avían


text: aviarais

title: aviarais


text: aviáramos

title: aviáramos


text:
vigorousness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being vigorous.

Translations

 * Irish: bríomhaireacht, fuinniúlacht, neartmhaire, scafántacht, spionntacht
 * Italian: strenuità,
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: кре̏пко̄ст
 * Roman:

title: vigorousness


text: aviaran

title: aviaran


text: aviarán

title: aviarán


text: aviaras

title: aviaras


text: aviarás

title: aviarás


text: aviara

title: aviara


text: aviará

title: aviará


text: aviareis

title: aviareis


text: aviaréis

title: aviaréis


text: aviaremos

title: aviaremos


text: aviáremos

title: aviáremos


text: aviaren

title: aviaren


text: aviares

title: aviares


text: aviare

title: aviare


text: aviaré

title: aviaré


text: aviaríais

title: aviaríais


text: aviaríamos

title: aviaríamos


text: aviarían

title: aviarían


text: aviarías

title: aviarías


text: aviaría

title: aviaría


text: aviaron

title: aviaron


text: aviaseis

title: aviaseis


text: aviásemos

title: aviásemos


text:
fugitive from justice

Noun

 * 1)  A person who is convicted or accused of a crime and who then flees from law enforcement and runs across state lines to evade arrest.

title: fugitive from justice


text: aviasen

title: aviasen


text: aviases

title: aviases


text: aviase

title: aviase


text: aviasteis

title: aviasteis


text:
y'see

Contraction

 * 1)  Shortened form of you see (meaning you comprehend).
 * Y'see, they’re just like us.

title: y'see


text: aviaste

title: aviaste


text: avías

title: avías


text: temporised

title: temporised


text: avía

title: avía


text:
Talk:I'll see you and raise you

Is this "X and Y" placeholder format acceptable on Wiktionary? Equinox 22:16, 5 October 2008 (UTC)

 * I hope so, because otherwise I don't know how to handle this entry. Please click "entry" and then "What links here" and you'll see a list of special cases which all redirct here, such as "I'll see your".  It would be a bad use of effort to make separate entries for each of those, and very hard to keep them synchronized if we did. Language Lover 22:19, 5 October 2008 (UTC)

 * I dislike this solution, but it seems to be the best we can come up with. It would be more precise if the placeholders indicated grammatical function ("NP1", "VP", "Adj", "Adv", "Det"), but they would be even less searchable and intelligible to normal users. When applicable the "one", "someone", and "something" placeholders are nice to those who dislike formulas and mathematics. DCDuring TALK 15:45, 14 October 2008 (UTC)

 * I would hazard that, at least in this case, see and raise have special senses individually; for instance, couldn't you "see a bet" (accept it) without mentioning any raising? Even if that is the case, "see [amount] and raise [amount]" is pretty much a fixed phrase, and I agree we can't do a lot about it when Wiktionary's entries are more "freeform" than semantically oriented (and the latter would need a lot of expertise, since I'm sure even the career academics wouldn't agree on the best approach to that). I wasn't trying to kill the entry on the basis of "X and Y", but on the other hand it would be disingenuous to think anyone would actually look it up in its current format. Equinox 17:48, 14 October 2008 (UTC)

 * "see" and "raise" individually have pure semantics the same as together in "see and raise". We quickly get into pragmatics, which I persist in holding do not normally belong in Wiktionary, especially for phrases. If we could be a grammar and usage reference, perhaps, but I think that is not an easy thing for a wiki. DCDuring TALK 19:10, 14 October 2008 (UTC)

 * When I made this entry, I knew noone would look it up in this form. The entry is just a convenient place for all the look-up-able things (like I'll see your) to point to.  People could very well look those up, and it would be clunky to give each a separate entry. Language Lover 05:48, 16 October 2008 (UTC)

 * To know* is a strong statement. Surprisingly, I have found this specific page by looking it up in this very form (albeit through an external search engine). Perhaps the language has also evolved in the meantime, incorporating the usual snowclone form? Piskvor (talk) 16:01, 9 March 2016 (UTC)

Deletion debate
See comments at. (This one also has some old discussion on its talk page.) Equinox ◑ 17:36, 29 May 2009 (UTC)
 * Keep The second snowclone-related definition puts it firmly into the realm of idioms. Circeus 22:55, 29 May 2009 (UTC)
 * Delete, unless we want to add a policy that allows X and Y in the titles of articles. Although I do see the point that some of these merit an article, but it's not easy to come up with a title for them. Mglovesfun 09:29, 30 May 2009 (UTC)
 * Keep. Idiomatic phrase. kwami 22:31, 2 June 2009 (UTC)
 * "I'll see your X and raise you Y" is not an idiomatic phrase and I doubt anybody has ever said it. You might have an argument for "I'll see your", or for "and raise you", but not for this X-Y entry. Equinox ◑ 22:41, 2 June 2009 (UTC)
 * To the keep people, what do you think about the inclusion of X and Y in the title? If anything, it makes me laugh. Even something like I'll see your $100 and raise you $200 isn't exactly idiomatic, is it? This is more like a full sentence than a 'part of speech'. Mglovesfun 19:17, 5 June 2009 (UTC)

 * AFAIK, the only "variables" that we seem to have accepted in headwords are "one", "someone", "something", and "somebody" and forms thereof (possessive, plural, reflexive). I think it would be a WT:BP matter to raise (again). Including all kinds of formulas in a wiki supposed to be of use to a general population seems over the top. It will not prevent contributors from adding particular instantiations of the formula.
 * I continue to believe that the approaches of including highest-frequency instantiations of such formulas as headwords, as red-linked or unlinked derived terms, and/or as usage examples or in quotations would give users full accessible benefit of our understanding of the these expressions without requiring users to learn something highly specific to our site. DCDuring TALK 19:37, 5 June 2009 (UTC)

 * Discussion seems to have died. I still think this should be decomposed to extra senses at see and raise (if they're not already present). Equinox ◑ 15:10, 14 July 2009 (UTC)

 * Perhaps we should start a BP discussion (or find the old one!!!) about the "X" and "Y" business. I just looked at COCA and couldn't find instantiation there of the formula that occurred twice. Your immediately preceding suggestion is certainly essential. Above you had made a suggestion about adding the collocations "I'll see your" and "and raise you". We have similar things entered as phrases, but they mostly look like things to be cleaned out to me. I'd be happy to hear reasons why they ought to be in here, especially since they would make good use of the "Phrase" heading which I have been converting to other PoS headers in some fairly obvious cases in English. Is that another BP topic>?
 * Another thought: Move to I'll see you and raise you, which looks quite attestable. The X and Y usage could appear in a usage note or as unwikilinked alternative forms. DCDuring TALK 16:04, 14 July 2009 (UTC)
 * Renamed per DCDuring, because basically nobody had a better idea. Mglovesfun (talk) 20:55, 12 September 2009 (UTC)

What is the "action" implied by the phrase (how much is put down)?
I arrived here wanting to use the well known phrase, but not knowing it well enough - the perfect use of a dictionary. Searching "C you and raise you", I appreciate the corrective value in finding this page.

However, discovering "see" instead of "C", and considering the examples, I was confused. I had assumed "C" was etymologically short for something like "Counter" or "Capture", reasonably implying one would "match" the bet and then raise it. However, the word "see" strongly implies no action, and the examples well allow that interpretation. "See" leaves ambiguous meaning, which I hope someone of knowledge might resolve.

Does "see your 10 and raise you 20" mean I lay down "20" or "30" (first matching, not just "seeing", the first 10)? Can I "see your 10 and raise you 5"? No such example if offered, but even so would be a roundabout way to clarify. I am sure this is obvious to you poker folk... and that is why you don't need this page. For me, I dug about for a bit on the net and came to no resolution, and then considered it should be left to a more knowledgeable source. Can someone address and clarify the ambiguity "see" raises?

Csmwww 21:32, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * You need to look at the Poker (or other card game) definitions for the two verbs see: and raise:. SemperBlotto 21:38, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

 * The definition given for "raise" is ambiguous as regards this question, so here's an actual answer: If you see someone's 10 and raise them 20, you lay down 20, and the bet is raised to 30. Sixvaliums (talk) 03:50, 9 December 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:I'll see you and raise you


text: aviéis

title: aviéis


text: aviemos

title: aviemos


text: avíen

title: avíen


text: avíes

title: avíes


text: avíe

title: avíe


text: avié

title: avié


text:
avío

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) provision
 * 2) provisions for a shepherd
 * 3) loan (to farmers)
 * 4)  gear; kit

title: avío


text:
avió

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) aeroplane, airplane, plane
 * 2) martin, swallow
 * 1) martin, swallow

title: avió


text: fiabais

title: fiabais


text: fiábamos

title: fiábamos


text: fiaban

title: fiaban


text: fiabas

title: fiabas


text:
fiad

Etymology
From the variant of.

title: fiad


text: fiamos

title: fiamos


text: fiando

title: fiando


text: fían

title: fían


text: fiarais

title: fiarais


text: fiáramos

title: fiáramos


text: fiaran

title: fiaran


text: fiarán

title: fiarán


text: fiaras

title: fiaras


text: fiarás

title: fiarás


text:
fiara

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) fair

Noun

 * 1)  lung

Etymology 1
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  deer

title: fiara


text: fiará

title: fiará


text: fiareis

title: fiareis


text: fiaréis

title: fiaréis


text: fiaremos

title: fiaremos


text: fiáremos

title: fiáremos


text: fiaren

title: fiaren


text: fiares

title: fiares


text: fiare

title: fiare


text: fiaré

title: fiaré


text: fiaríais

title: fiaríais


text: fiaríamos

title: fiaríamos


text: fiarían

title: fiarían


text: fiarías

title: fiarías


text: fiaría

title: fiaría


text: fiaron

title: fiaron


text: fiaseis

title: fiaseis


text: fiásemos

title: fiásemos


text: fiasen

title: fiasen


text: fiases

title: fiases


text: fiase

title: fiase


text: fiasteis

title: fiasteis


text: fiaste

title: fiaste


text: fías

title: fías


text: fieis

title: fieis


text: fiemos

title: fiemos


text: fíen

title: fíen


text: fíes

title: fíes


text: fíe

title: fíe


text:
fío

Etymology 1
From (13th c., ), from. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) thread
 * 2) string; filament; wire
 * 3) linen
 * 4) edge thin cutting side of the blade of an instrument
 * 5) top or a sierra
 * 6) ridge board or beam
 * 1) top or a sierra
 * 2) ridge board or beam
 * 1) ridge board or beam

title: fío


text: criabais

title: criabais


text: criábamos

title: criábamos


text: criaban

title: criaban


text: criabas

title: criabas


text: criaba

title: criaba


text:
criad

Verb

title: criad


text: criamos

title: criamos


text: criando

title: criando


text: crían

title: crían


text: criarais

title: criarais


text: criáramos

title: criáramos


text: criaran

title: criaran


text: criarán

title: criarán


text: criaras

title: criaras


text: criarás

title: criarás


text: criara

title: criara


text: criará

title: criará


text: criareis

title: criareis


text: criaréis

title: criaréis


text: criaremos

title: criaremos


text: criáremos

title: criáremos


text: criaren

title: criaren


text: criares

title: criares


text:
criare

Etymology
From, present infinitive of , from , derived from the root. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to lay an egg
 * 2)  to give birth
 * 3)  to give birth

title: criare


text: criaré

title: criaré


text: criaríais

title: criaríais


text: criaríamos

title: criaríamos


text: criarían

title: criarían


text: criarías

title: criarías


text: criaría

title: criaría


text: criaron

title: criaron


text: criaseis

title: criaseis


text: criásemos

title: criásemos


text: criasen

title: criasen


text: criases

title: criases


text: criase

title: criase


text: criasteis

title: criasteis


text: criaste

title: criaste


text: crías

title: crías


text: crieis

title: crieis


text: criemos

title: criemos


text: críen

title: críen


text: críes

title: críes


text: críe

title: críe


text: crio

title: crio


text:
sales pitch

Noun

 * 1) Talk or demonstrations intended to persuade a consumer to make a purchase, especially when vigorously delivered or exaggerated.

Translations

 * Finnish: myyntipuhe
 * French:
 * German: Verkaufstechnik, Verkaufstaktik
 * Hawaiian: paialou
 * Spanish: charla promocional, argumentario

title: sales pitch


text:
impolicy

Noun

 * 1) The state or act of being impolitic.

title: impolicy


text: agrían

title: agrían


text: stockmen

title: stockmen


text:
muriatic

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Pertaining to salt or brine.
 * 2)  Obtained from seawater; containing chlorine. (Now chiefly with reference to .)

Derived terms

 * muriatic acid
 * muriatic salt

Etymology
.

title: muriatic


text: ひまわり

title: ひまわり


text: agrías

title: agrías


text: agría

title: agría


text: agríen

title: agríen


text: agríes

title: agríes


text: agríe

title: agríe


text: agrío

title: agrío


text: guiabais

title: guiabais


text: guiábamos

title: guiábamos


text: guiaban

title: guiaban


text: guiabas

title: guiabas


text: guiaba

title: guiaba


text:
guiado

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) guided
 * 2) obedient; well-behaved

Adjective

 * 1) guided
 * 2) leashed

title: guiado


text:
appraisement

Noun

 * 1)  The act of appraising.

title: appraisement


text: guiad

title: guiad


text: guiáis

title: guiáis


text: guiamos

title: guiamos


text: courtezan

title: courtezan


text: guiando

title: guiando


text: guían

title: guían


text: guiarais

title: guiarais


text: guiáramos

title: guiáramos


text: guiaran

title: guiaran


text: guiarán

title: guiarán


text: guiaras

title: guiaras


text: guiarás

title: guiarás


text:
guiara

Noun

 * 1) A ratlike rodent of the genus Euryzygomatomys.

title: guiara


text: guiará

title: guiará


text: guiareis

title: guiareis


text: guiaréis

title: guiaréis


text:
sixmo

Noun

 * 1) sexto (as a paper size in printing).

title: sixmo


text: guiaremos

title: guiaremos


text:
sixteenmo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sextodecimo (as a paper size in printing).

title: sixteenmo


text: guiáremos

title: guiáremos


text:
eighteenmo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) octodecimo (as a paper size in printing).

title: eighteenmo


text: guiaren

title: guiaren


text: guiares

title: guiares


text:
twenty-fourmo

Noun

 * 1) vicesimo-quarto (as a paper size in printing).

title: twenty-fourmo


text: guiare

title: guiare


text: guiaré

title: guiaré


text:
forty-eightmo

Noun

 * 1) quadragesimo-octavo (as a paper size in printing).

title: forty-eightmo


text:
sixty-fourmo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sexagesimo-quarto (as a paper size in printing).

title: sixty-fourmo


text: guiaríais

title: guiaríais


text: guiaríamos

title: guiaríamos


text:
callant

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

Noun

 * 1)  lad, boy

title: callant


text: guiarían

title: guiarían


text: guiarías

title: guiarías


text: guiaría

title: guiaría


text: guiaron

title: guiaron


text: guiaseis

title: guiaseis


text: guiásemos

title: guiásemos


text: guiasen

title: guiasen


text: felspar

title: felspar


text: guiases

title: guiases


text: guiase

title: guiase


text: guiasteis

title: guiasteis


text: guiaste

title: guiaste


text: guías

title: guías


text: guiéis

title: guiéis


text: guiemos

title: guiemos


text: guíen

title: guíen


text:
pastichio

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

Noun

 * 1) A Greek dish made with cheese, chopped meat and pasta, resembling lasagna.

Translations

 * Greek:

title: pastichio


text: guíes

title: guíes


text: guíe

title: guíe


text: guié

title: guié


text: guío

title: guío


text:
guió

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  script document containing the dialogue and action for a drama
 * 2)  dash; em dash

title: guió


text: pastitsio

title: pastitsio


text: ciabais

title: ciabais


text: ciábamos

title: ciábamos


text: ciaban

title: ciaban


text: ciabas

title: ciabas


text: ciaba

title: ciaba


text: ciado

title: ciado


text:
ciad

Alternative forms

 * a' cheud

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  the first

Usage notes

 * Lenites following word if it begins with b, c, f, g, m, p or s:
 * a' chiad bhàta - the first boat

Adjective

 * 1) primary

Usage notes

 * Always preposed, before the article as are a very small number of adjectives.

Noun

 * 1)  opinion, impression

title: ciad


text: ciais

title: ciais


text: ciamos

title: ciamos


text: ciando

title: ciando


text:
cían

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) far, distant
 * "sga"
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- .i. is cían etarru.

 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- im fochróib bá chían

 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- "Fot·uigeb-sa dano," ol Pátraic, "hi cill napa ro-ocus arnapa dimicnithi: nípa ró-chian dano co róastar immathigid etronn."

 * 1) long-lasting
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- Nípi cían a masse in choirp.

title: cían


text: ciarais

title: ciarais


text: ciáramos

title: ciáramos


text:
caique

Etymology 1
Borrowed from, from , from , from. Cognate with modern 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  A small wooden trading vessel, brightly painted and rigged for sail, traditionally used for fishing and trawling.

Translations

 * French:
 * German:, Kajik
 * Greek:
 * Hungarian: kaik
 * Russian:
 * Turkish:

Etymology 2
From or.

Noun

 * 1) Any of four (previously two) species of parrot in the genus.

title: caique


text: ciaran

title: ciaran


text: ciarán

title: ciarán


text:
angustifoliate

Etymology
+

Adjective

 * 1)  Having narrow leaves.

title: angustifoliate


text: ciaras

title: ciaras


text: ciarás

title: ciarás


text: ciará

title: ciará


text: ciareis

title: ciareis


text: ciaréis

title: ciaréis


text:
throw a fit

Verb

 * 1)  To become angry, enraged, or upset; to act or react with an outburst, as by shouting, swearing, etc.

title: throw a fit


text: ciaremos

title: ciaremos


text: ciáremos

title: ciáremos


text: ciaren

title: ciaren


text: ciares

title: ciares


text: kajik

title: kajik


text:
kaik

Etymology
First attested in 1720, from.

Noun

 * 1) caique

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Determiner

 * 1) all

Pronoun

 * 1)  everything
 * 2)  everyone, everybody
 * 1)  everyone, everybody
 * 1)  everyone, everybody

Etymology
From.

Determiner

 * 1) all, all of
 * 2)  everyone, everything, all

title: kaik


text: ciare

title: ciare


text: kaiki

title: kaiki


text: ciaré

title: ciaré


text: caïc

title: caïc


text:
caicco

Etymology
From, from.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  caique

title: caicco


text: ciaríais

title: ciaríais


text: ciaríamos

title: ciaríamos


text: ciarían

title: ciarían


text: ciarías

title: ciarías


text: ciaría

title: ciaría


text: ciaron

title: ciaron


text: ciaseis

title: ciaseis


text: ciásemos

title: ciásemos


text: ciasen

title: ciasen


text: ciases

title: ciases


text: ciase

title: ciase


text: ciasteis

title: ciasteis


text: ciaste

title: ciaste


text: cías

title: cías


text:
cía

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

Pronoun

 * 1)  who?

Etymology 1
From (compare 🇨🇬), from.

Pronoun

 * 1)  who? what?
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- Air cía dunaibhí do·foirmsed?

Usage notes
The stressed interrogative pronoun cía and its neuter and plural counterparts take:
 * either a relative clause describing an action involving the noun to be identified
 * "sga"

- cia dia·fiachaigedar (Ml. 44b3)

 * or a substantive indicating whose identity is to be found; in this case also the pronoun is understood to contain the copula in it and no overt copula appears
 * "sga"

- cia dune ind inni-sseo (Ml. 35c33)

Pronoun

 * 1)  who? what?
 * 2) * c. 700, Críth Gablach, published in Críth Gablach (1941, Dublin: Stationery Office), edited by Daniel Anthony Binchy, p. 21, paragraph 40, line 536
 * "sga"

- Cía ? Rí ⁊ brithem ⁊ dias i manchuini.

 * "sga"
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- cía·bed

 * 1)  whoever, whatever

Usage notes
The unstressed interrogative pronoun is invariable for gender and number. It is a conjunct particle and so is followed by the dependent form of the verb.

It is used to in fixed phrases to express an interrogative adverb:

Determiner

 * 1) which, what
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- cid ara·torsata

 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- ɔ eperthae cía ⁊ cisí derb thechtas

Adverb

 * 1) wherever
 * 2) however

Etymology 2

 * possibly from the pronoun (Etymology 1).

Conjunction

 * 1) although
 * 2) if, even if
 * 3) that introducing a noun clause

title: cía


text: cieis

title: cieis


text: ciemos

title: ciemos


text: cíen

title: cíen


text:
coureur de bois

Etymology
Borrowed from, literally “woods runner”.

Noun

 * 1)  A fur trader operating in North America in the seventeenth or eighteenth century without permission from the French authorities.

title: coureur de bois


text: cíes

title: cíes


text: cíe

title: cíe


text:
User talk:Tamiera

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title: User talk:Tamiera


text:
cío

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) jealousy

title: cío


text: esquiabais

title: esquiabais


text: esquiábamos

title: esquiábamos


text: esquiaban

title: esquiaban


text: esquiabas

title: esquiabas


text:
mirk

Adjective

 * 1) * c. 1590, Robert Greene, The Scottish History of James the Fourth, Act 5, Chorus 6, Norman Sanders (editor), 1973, The Revels Plays: James the Fourth, page 128,
 * What gars this din of mirk and baleful harm, / Where everywean is all betaint with bloud?
 * What gars this din of mirk and baleful harm, / Where everywean is all betaint with bloud?

Noun

 * 1) Darkness, twilight.

Verb

 * 1) To darken, to make or become dark.

Adjective

 * 1) Dark, gloomy, obscure.

title: mirk


text: esquiaba

title: esquiaba


text: esquiado

title: esquiado


text: esquiad

title: esquiad


text: esquiáis

title: esquiáis


text: esquiamos

title: esquiamos


text: esquiando

title: esquiando


text: esquían

title: esquían


text: esquiarais

title: esquiarais


text: esquiáramos

title: esquiáramos


text: esquiaran

title: esquiaran


text:
trust fund

Noun

 * 1)  Property held by a trustee in a trust established by a grantor for a beneficiary.
 * 2) Loosely, a substantial inheritance of money.

Translations

 * German:
 * Latin: fideicommissum
 * Portuguese:

title: trust fund


text: esquiarán

title: esquiarán


text:
sepultus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) buried, interred, having been buried.
 * 2) burned on a funeral pyre, having been cremated.
 * 3)  destroyed, ruined, having been overwhelmed.

title: sepultus


text: esquiaras

title: esquiaras


text: esquiarás

title: esquiarás


text: esquiara

title: esquiara


text: esquiará

title: esquiará


text: esquiareis

title: esquiareis


text: esquiaréis

title: esquiaréis


text: esquiaremos

title: esquiaremos


text: esquiáremos

title: esquiáremos


text:
sepeliens

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) burying, interring
 * 2) burning on a pyre, cremating
 * 3)  destroying, ruining, overwhelming

title: sepeliens


text: esquiaren

title: esquiaren


text: esquiares

title: esquiares


text: esquiare

title: esquiare


text: esquiaré

title: esquiaré


text: esquiaríais

title: esquiaríais


text: esquiaríamos

title: esquiaríamos


text: esquiarían

title: esquiarían


text: esquiarías

title: esquiarías


text: esquiaría

title: esquiaría


text: esquiaron

title: esquiaron


text: esquiaseis

title: esquiaseis


text: esquiásemos

title: esquiásemos


text: esquiasen

title: esquiasen


text: esquiases

title: esquiases


text: esquiase

title: esquiase


text: esquiasteis

title: esquiasteis


text: sepelitis

title: sepelitis


text: esquiaste

title: esquiaste


text: sepultis

title: sepultis


text: esquías

title: esquías


text: sepeliveris

title: sepeliveris


text: sepeliverimus

title: sepeliverimus


text:
esquía

Etymology 1
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) shrimp

title: esquía


text: sepeliveritis

title: sepeliveritis


text: esquiéis

title: esquiéis


text: sepultum

title: sepultum


text: esquiemos

title: esquiemos


text:
sepulti

Etymology
Derived from, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to, to , to

title: sepulti


text: sepultae

title: sepultae


text: esquíen

title: esquíen


text: esquíes

title: esquíes


text: sepultam

title: sepultam


text: esquíe

title: esquíe


text: sepultos

title: sepultos


text: esquié

title: esquié


text: sepultorum

title: sepultorum


text: sepultarum

title: sepultarum


text: esquió

title: esquió


text: sepelis

title: sepelis


text: sepelit

title: sepelit


text: sepelimus

title: sepelimus


text: sepeliunt

title: sepeliunt


text: sepeliam

title: sepeliam


text: vaciabais

title: vaciabais


text: sepelies

title: sepelies


text: sepeliet

title: sepeliet


text: vaciábamos

title: vaciábamos


text: sepeliemus

title: sepeliemus


text: vaciaban

title: vaciaban


text: sepelietis

title: sepelietis


text: sepelient

title: sepelient


text: vaciabas

title: vaciabas


text: sepeliebam

title: sepeliebam


text: vaciaba

title: vaciaba


text: sepeliebas

title: sepeliebas


text: sepeliebat

title: sepeliebat


text: vaciado

title: vaciado


text: sepeliebamus

title: sepeliebamus


text: vaciad

title: vaciad


text: sepeliebatis

title: sepeliebatis


text: sepeliebant

title: sepeliebant


text: vaciáis

title: vaciáis


text: sepelivi

title: sepelivi


text: vaciamos

title: vaciamos


text: sepelivisti

title: sepelivisti


text: sepelivit

title: sepelivit


text: vaciando

title: vaciando


text: sepelivimus

title: sepelivimus


text: vacían

title: vacían


text: sepelivistis

title: sepelivistis


text:
User talk:76.8.182.117

--EncycloPetey 23:59, 5 October 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:76.8.182.117


text: sepeliverunt

title: sepeliverunt


text: vaciarais

title: vaciarais


text: sepeliveram

title: sepeliveram


text: vaciáramos

title: vaciáramos


text: sepeliveras

title: sepeliveras


text: sepeliverat

title: sepeliverat


text: vaciaran

title: vaciaran


text: sepeliveramus

title: sepeliveramus


text: sepeliveratis

title: sepeliveratis


text: vaciarán

title: vaciarán


text: sepeliverant

title: sepeliverant


text: vaciaras

title: vaciaras


text: sepelivero

title: sepelivero


text: sepeliverit

title: sepeliverit


text: vaciarás

title: vaciarás


text: sepeliverint

title: sepeliverint