text: oblectatam

title: oblectatam


text: oblectatas

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title: oblectatas


text: oblectatos

title: oblectatos


text: oblectatorum

title: oblectatorum


text: oblectatarum

title: oblectatarum


text: oblectas

title: oblectas


text: oblectat

title: oblectat


text: oblectamus

title: oblectamus


text: oblectant

title: oblectant


text: oblectabo

title: oblectabo


text: oblectabis

title: oblectabis


text: oblectabit

title: oblectabit


text: oblectabimus

title: oblectabimus


text: oblectabitis

title: oblectabitis


text: oblectabunt

title: oblectabunt


text: oblectabam

title: oblectabam


text: oblectabas

title: oblectabas


text: oblectabat

title: oblectabat


text: oblectabamus

title: oblectabamus


text: oblectabatis

title: oblectabatis


text: oblectabant

title: oblectabant


text: oblectavi

title: oblectavi


text: oblectavisti

title: oblectavisti


text: oblectavit

title: oblectavit


text: oblectavimus

title: oblectavimus


text: oblectavistis

title: oblectavistis


text: oblectaverunt

title: oblectaverunt


text: oblectaveram

title: oblectaveram


text: oblectaveras

title: oblectaveras


text: oblectaverat

title: oblectaverat


text:
vierhoekig

Etymology
From either, or.

Adjective

 * 1) quadrangular

title: vierhoekig


text: oblectaveramus

title: oblectaveramus


text: oblectaveratis

title: oblectaveratis


text: oblectaverant

title: oblectaverant


text: oblectavero

title: oblectavero


text: oblectaverit

title: oblectaverit


text: oblectaverint

title: oblectaverint


text: oblector

title: oblector


text: oblectaris

title: oblectaris


text: oblectatur

title: oblectatur


text: oblectamur

title: oblectamur


text: oblectamini

title: oblectamini


text: oblectantur

title: oblectantur


text: oblectabor

title: oblectabor


text: oblectaberis

title: oblectaberis


text: oblectabitur

title: oblectabitur


text: oblectabimur

title: oblectabimur


text: oblectabimini

title: oblectabimini


text: oblectabuntur

title: oblectabuntur


text: oblectabar

title: oblectabar


text: oblectabaris

title: oblectabaris


text: oblectabatur

title: oblectabatur


text: oblectabamur

title: oblectabamur


text:
wolkenkrabber

Etymology
From, a , itself a calque of.

Noun

 * 1) skyscraper

title: wolkenkrabber


text: oblectabamini

title: oblectabamini


text: oblectabantur

title: oblectabantur


text: oblectem

title: oblectem


text: oblectes

title: oblectes


text: oblectet

title: oblectet


text: oblectemus

title: oblectemus


text: oblectetis

title: oblectetis


text: oblectent

title: oblectent


text: oblectarem

title: oblectarem


text: oblectares

title: oblectares


text: oblectaret

title: oblectaret


text: oblectaremus

title: oblectaremus


text: oblectaretis

title: oblectaretis


text: oblectarent

title: oblectarent


text: oblectaverim

title: oblectaverim


text: oblectavissem

title: oblectavissem


text: oblectavisses

title: oblectavisses


text: oblectavisset

title: oblectavisset


text: oblectavissemus

title: oblectavissemus


text: oblectavissetis

title: oblectavissetis


text: oblectavissent

title: oblectavissent


text: oblecter

title: oblecter


text: oblecteris

title: oblecteris


text: oblectetur

title: oblectetur


text: oblectemur

title: oblectemur


text: oblectemini

title: oblectemini


text: oblectentur

title: oblectentur


text: oblectarer

title: oblectarer


text: oblectareris

title: oblectareris


text: oblectaretur

title: oblectaretur


text:
miljardair

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: miljardair


text: oblectaremur

title: oblectaremur


text: oblectaremini

title: oblectaremini


text: oblectarentur

title: oblectarentur


text: oblectantis

title: oblectantis


text: oblectanti

title: oblectanti


text: oblectantem

title: oblectantem


text: oblectante

title: oblectante


text: oblectantes

title: oblectantes


text: oblectantia

title: oblectantia


text: oblectantium

title: oblectantium


text: oblectantibus

title: oblectantibus


text:
chaotropism

Etymology
. From.

Noun

 * 1)  The ability to disrupt hydrogen bonding, especially within or between biological molecules
 * The chaotropism of chlorate is greater than that of sulfate.

title: chaotropism


text:
ongedaan

Adjective

 * 1) undone

title: ongedaan


text: obiurgatis

title: obiurgatis


text: obiurgaveris

title: obiurgaveris


text: obiurgaverimus

title: obiurgaverimus


text: obiurgaveritis

title: obiurgaveritis


text: obiurgatum

title: obiurgatum


text: obiurgata

title: obiurgata


text: obiurgati

title: obiurgati


text: obiurgatae

title: obiurgatae


text: obiurgato

title: obiurgato


text: obiurgate

title: obiurgate


text: obiurgatam

title: obiurgatam


text: obiurgatas

title: obiurgatas


text: obiurgatos

title: obiurgatos


text: obiurgatorum

title: obiurgatorum


text: obiurgatarum

title: obiurgatarum


text: obiurgas

title: obiurgas


text: obiurgat

title: obiurgat


text: obiurgamus

title: obiurgamus


text: obiurgant

title: obiurgant


text:
obiecto

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to throw before, set against, oppose
 * 2) to expose, endanger
 * 3) to interpose, throw in the way
 * 4) to charge, impute, reproach with, accuse of
 * 5) to throw out, let fall
 * 1) to charge, impute, reproach with, accuse of
 * 2) to throw out, let fall
 * 1) to throw out, let fall
 * 1) to throw out, let fall

Etymology 2
From, perfect passive participle of.

title: obiecto


text: obiurgabo

title: obiurgabo


text: obiurgabis

title: obiurgabis


text:
obiectare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) objection

title: obiectare


text: obiurgabit

title: obiurgabit


text: obiurgabimus

title: obiurgabimus


text: obiurgabitis

title: obiurgabitis


text: obiurgabunt

title: obiurgabunt


text: obiurgabam

title: obiurgabam


text: obiurgabas

title: obiurgabas


text: obiurgabat

title: obiurgabat


text: obiurgabamus

title: obiurgabamus


text: obiurgabatis

title: obiurgabatis


text: obiurgabant

title: obiurgabant


text: obiurgavi

title: obiurgavi


text: obiurgavisti

title: obiurgavisti


text: obiurgavit

title: obiurgavit


text: obiurgavimus

title: obiurgavimus


text: obiurgavistis

title: obiurgavistis


text: obiurgaverunt

title: obiurgaverunt


text:
obiectatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) opposed, set against, having been opposed.
 * 2) exposed, endangered, having been exposed.
 * 3) interposed, having been thrown in the way.
 * 4) objected, charged, having been objected.
 * 5) thrown out, having been let fall.

title: obiectatus


text:
roekeloos

Etymology
From the now obsolete Dutch verb. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) reckless

title: roekeloos


text: obiurgaveram

title: obiurgaveram


text: obiurgaveras

title: obiurgaveras


text: obiurgaverat

title: obiurgaverat


text: obiurgaveramus

title: obiurgaveramus


text: obiurgaveratis

title: obiurgaveratis


text: obiurgaverant

title: obiurgaverant


text: obiurgavero

title: obiurgavero


text: obiurgaverit

title: obiurgaverit


text: obiurgaverint

title: obiurgaverint


text: obiurgor

title: obiurgor


text: obiurgaris

title: obiurgaris


text:
obiectans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) opposing, setting against, opposing.
 * 2) exposing, endangering.
 * 3) interposing, throwing in the way.
 * 4) objecting, charging.
 * 5) throwing out, letting fall.

title: obiectans


text: obiurgatur

title: obiurgatur


text: obiurgamur

title: obiurgamur


text: obiurgamini

title: obiurgamini


text: obiurgantur

title: obiurgantur


text: obiurgabor

title: obiurgabor


text: obiurgaberis

title: obiurgaberis


text: obiurgabitur

title: obiurgabitur


text: obiurgabimur

title: obiurgabimur


text: obiurgabimini

title: obiurgabimini


text: obiurgabuntur

title: obiurgabuntur


text: obiurgabar

title: obiurgabar


text: obiurgabaris

title: obiurgabaris


text:
beroemdheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Fame.
 * De beroemdheid is hem naar het hoofd gestegen.
 * The fame has gone to his head.
 * 1)  A famous individual.
 * Zij wist een beroemdheid te strikken voor de opening van haar galerie.
 * She got a celebrity to open her gallery.

Synonyms

 * (fame):, ,
 * (famous individual): ,

title: beroemdheid


text: obiurgabatur

title: obiurgabatur


text: obiurgabamur

title: obiurgabamur


text: obiurgabamini

title: obiurgabamini


text: obiurgabantur

title: obiurgabantur


text: obiurgem

title: obiurgem


text: obiurges

title: obiurges


text: obiurget

title: obiurget


text: obiurgemus

title: obiurgemus


text: obiurgetis

title: obiurgetis


text: obiurgent

title: obiurgent


text: obiurgarem

title: obiurgarem


text: obiurgares

title: obiurgares


text: obiurgaret

title: obiurgaret


text: obiurgaremus

title: obiurgaremus


text: obiurgaretis

title: obiurgaretis


text: obiurgarent

title: obiurgarent


text: obiurgaverim

title: obiurgaverim


text: obiurgavissem

title: obiurgavissem


text:
Talk:slapstick

Definition of Slapstick- A kind of humor that depepnds on fast foolish activity for its humor.

title: Talk:slapstick


text: obiurgavisses

title: obiurgavisses


text: obiurgavisset

title: obiurgavisset


text: obiurgavissemus

title: obiurgavissemus


text: obiurgavissetis

title: obiurgavissetis


text: obiurgavissent

title: obiurgavissent


text: obiurger

title: obiurger


text: obiurgeris

title: obiurgeris


text: obiurgetur

title: obiurgetur


text: obiurgemur

title: obiurgemur


text: obiurgemini

title: obiurgemini


text: obiurgentur

title: obiurgentur


text: obiurgarer

title: obiurgarer


text: obiurgareris

title: obiurgareris


text: obiurgaretur

title: obiurgaretur


text: obiurgaremur

title: obiurgaremur


text: obiurgaremini

title: obiurgaremini


text: obiurgarentur

title: obiurgarentur


text: obiurgantis

title: obiurgantis


text: obiurganti

title: obiurganti


text: obiurgantem

title: obiurgantem


text: obiurgante

title: obiurgante


text: obiurgantes

title: obiurgantes


text: obiurgantia

title: obiurgantia


text:
versiering

Noun

 * 1) decoration

title: versiering


text: obiurgantium

title: obiurgantium


text: obiurgantibus

title: obiurgantibus


text: obiectatis

title: obiectatis


text: obiectaveris

title: obiectaveris


text: obiectaverimus

title: obiectaverimus


text: obiectaveritis

title: obiectaveritis


text: obiectatum

title: obiectatum


text: obiectata

title: obiectata


text: obiectati

title: obiectati


text: obiectatae

title: obiectatae


text: obiectato

title: obiectato


text: obiectate

title: obiectate


text: obiectatam

title: obiectatam


text: obiectatas

title: obiectatas


text: obiectatos

title: obiectatos


text: obiectatorum

title: obiectatorum


text: obiectatarum

title: obiectatarum


text: obiectas

title: obiectas


text: obiectat

title: obiectat


text: obiectamus

title: obiectamus


text: obiectant

title: obiectant


text: obiectabo

title: obiectabo


text: obiectabis

title: obiectabis


text: obiectabit

title: obiectabit


text: obiectabimus

title: obiectabimus


text: obiectabitis

title: obiectabitis


text: obiectabunt

title: obiectabunt


text: obiectabam

title: obiectabam


text: obiectabas

title: obiectabas


text: obiectabat

title: obiectabat


text: obiectabamus

title: obiectabamus


text:
oberro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to wander, ramble about
 * 2) to flit, hover
 * 3) to err, mistake, make a mistake

title: oberro


text: obiectabatis

title: obiectabatis


text: obiectabant

title: obiectabant


text: obiectavi

title: obiectavi


text: oberrare

title: oberrare


text: obiectavisti

title: obiectavisti


text: obiectavit

title: obiectavit


text: obiectavimus

title: obiectavimus


text: obiectavistis

title: obiectavistis


text: obiectaverunt

title: obiectaverunt


text: obiectaveram

title: obiectaveram


text: obiectaveras

title: obiectaveras


text: obiectaverat

title: obiectaverat


text: obiectaveramus

title: obiectaveramus


text: obiectaveratis

title: obiectaveratis


text: obiectaverant

title: obiectaverant


text: obiectavero

title: obiectavero


text: obiectaverit

title: obiectaverit


text: obiectaverint

title: obiectaverint


text: obiector

title: obiector


text: obiectaris

title: obiectaris


text:
oberratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) wandered, rambled, having been wandered about.
 * 2) flitted, hovered, having been flitted about.
 * 3) erred, mistaken, having been mistaken.

title: oberratus


text: obiectatur

title: obiectatur


text: obiectamur

title: obiectamur


text: obiectamini

title: obiectamini


text: obiectantur

title: obiectantur


text: obiectabor

title: obiectabor


text: obiectaberis

title: obiectaberis


text: obiectabitur

title: obiectabitur


text: obiectabimur

title: obiectabimur


text:
oberrans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) wandering, rambling.
 * 2) flitting, hovering.
 * 3) erring, mistaking.

title: oberrans


text: obiectabimini

title: obiectabimini


text: obiectabuntur

title: obiectabuntur


text: obiectabar

title: obiectabar


text: obiectabaris

title: obiectabaris


text: obiectabatur

title: obiectabatur


text: obiectabamur

title: obiectabamur


text: obiectabamini

title: obiectabamini


text: obiectabantur

title: obiectabantur


text: obiectem

title: obiectem


text: obiectes

title: obiectes


text: obiectet

title: obiectet


text: obiectemus

title: obiectemus


text: obiectetis

title: obiectetis


text: obiectent

title: obiectent


text: obiectarem

title: obiectarem


text: obiectares

title: obiectares


text: obiectaret

title: obiectaret


text: obiectaremus

title: obiectaremus


text: obiectaretis

title: obiectaretis


text: obiectarent

title: obiectarent


text: obiectaverim

title: obiectaverim


text: obiectavissem

title: obiectavissem


text: obiectavisses

title: obiectavisses


text: obiectavisset

title: obiectavisset


text: obiectavissemus

title: obiectavissemus


text: obiectavissetis

title: obiectavissetis


text: obiectavissent

title: obiectavissent


text: obiecter

title: obiecter


text: obiecteris

title: obiecteris


text: obiectetur

title: obiectetur


text: obiectemur

title: obiectemur


text: obiectemini

title: obiectemini


text: obiectentur

title: obiectentur


text: obiectarer

title: obiectarer


text: obiectareris

title: obiectareris


text: obiectaretur

title: obiectaretur


text: obiectaremur

title: obiectaremur


text: obiectaremini

title: obiectaremini


text: obiectarentur

title: obiectarentur


text: obiectantis

title: obiectantis


text: obiectanti

title: obiectanti


text: obiectantem

title: obiectantem


text: obiectante

title: obiectante


text: obiectantes

title: obiectantes


text: obiectantia

title: obiectantia


text: obiectantium

title: obiectantium


text: obiectantibus

title: obiectantibus


text: oberratis

title: oberratis


text: oberraveris

title: oberraveris


text: oberraverimus

title: oberraverimus


text: oberraveritis

title: oberraveritis


text: oberratum

title: oberratum


text: oberrata

title: oberrata


text: oberrati

title: oberrati


text: oberratae

title: oberratae


text: oberrato

title: oberrato


text: oberrate

title: oberrate


text: oberratam

title: oberratam


text: oberratas

title: oberratas


text: oberratos

title: oberratos


text: oberratorum

title: oberratorum


text: oberratarum

title: oberratarum


text: oberras

title: oberras


text: oberrat

title: oberrat


text: oberramus

title: oberramus


text: oberrant

title: oberrant


text: oberrabo

title: oberrabo


text: oberrabis

title: oberrabis


text: oberrabit

title: oberrabit


text: oberrabimus

title: oberrabimus


text: oberrabitis

title: oberrabitis


text: oberrabunt

title: oberrabunt


text: oberrabam

title: oberrabam


text: oberrabas

title: oberrabas


text: oberrabat

title: oberrabat


text: oberrabamus

title: oberrabamus


text: oberrabatis

title: oberrabatis


text: oberrabant

title: oberrabant


text: oberravi

title: oberravi


text: oberravisti

title: oberravisti


text: oberravit

title: oberravit


text: oberravimus

title: oberravimus


text: oberravistis

title: oberravistis


text: oberraverunt

title: oberraverunt


text: oberraveram

title: oberraveram


text: oberraveras

title: oberraveras


text: oberraverat

title: oberraverat


text: oberraveramus

title: oberraveramus


text: oberraveratis

title: oberraveratis


text: oberraverant

title: oberraverant


text: oberravero

title: oberravero


text: oberraverit

title: oberraverit


text: oberraverint

title: oberraverint


text: oberror

title: oberror


text: oberraris

title: oberraris


text: oberratur

title: oberratur


text: oberramur

title: oberramur


text: oberramini

title: oberramini


text: oberrantur

title: oberrantur


text: oberrabor

title: oberrabor


text: oberraberis

title: oberraberis


text: oberrabitur

title: oberrabitur


text: oberrabimur

title: oberrabimur


text: oberrabimini

title: oberrabimini


text: oberrabuntur

title: oberrabuntur


text: oberrabar

title: oberrabar


text: oberrabaris

title: oberrabaris


text: oberrabatur

title: oberrabatur


text: oberrabamur

title: oberrabamur


text: oberrabamini

title: oberrabamini


text: oberrabantur

title: oberrabantur


text: oberrem

title: oberrem


text: oberres

title: oberres


text: oberret

title: oberret


text: oberremus

title: oberremus


text: oberretis

title: oberretis


text: oberrent

title: oberrent


text: oberrarem

title: oberrarem


text: oberrares

title: oberrares


text: oberraret

title: oberraret


text: oberraremus

title: oberraremus


text: oberraretis

title: oberraretis


text: oberrarent

title: oberrarent


text: oberraverim

title: oberraverim


text: oberravissem

title: oberravissem


text: oberravisses

title: oberravisses


text: oberravisset

title: oberravisset


text: oberravissemus

title: oberravissemus


text: oberravissetis

title: oberravissetis


text: oberravissent

title: oberravissent


text: oberrer

title: oberrer


text: oberreris

title: oberreris


text: oberretur

title: oberretur


text: oberremur

title: oberremur


text: oberremini

title: oberremini


text: oberrentur

title: oberrentur


text: oberrarer

title: oberrarer


text: oberrareris

title: oberrareris


text: oberraretur

title: oberraretur


text: oberraremur

title: oberraremur


text: oberraremini

title: oberraremini


text: oberrarentur

title: oberrarentur


text: oberrantis

title: oberrantis


text: oberranti

title: oberranti


text: oberrantem

title: oberrantem


text: oberrante

title: oberrante


text: oberrantes

title: oberrantes


text: oberrantia

title: oberrantia


text: oberrantium

title: oberrantium


text: oberrantibus

title: oberrantibus


text: obscuratis

title: obscuratis


text: obscuraveris

title: obscuraveris


text: obscuraverimus

title: obscuraverimus


text: obscuraveritis

title: obscuraveritis


text: obscuratum

title: obscuratum


text: obscurata

title: obscurata


text: obscurati

title: obscurati


text: obscuratae

title: obscuratae


text: obscurato

title: obscurato


text:
obscurate

Verb

 * 1)  To obscure.

title: obscurate


text: obscuratam

title: obscuratam


text: obscuratas

title: obscuratas


text: obscuratos

title: obscuratos


text: obscuratorum

title: obscuratorum


text: obscuratarum

title: obscuratarum


text: obscuras

title: obscuras


text:
obscurat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) obscured

title: obscurat


text: obscuramus

title: obscuramus


text: obscurabo

title: obscurabo


text: obscurabis

title: obscurabis


text: obscurabit

title: obscurabit


text: obscurabimus

title: obscurabimus


text: obscurabitis

title: obscurabitis


text: obscurabunt

title: obscurabunt


text: obscurabam

title: obscurabam


text: obscurabas

title: obscurabas


text: obscurabat

title: obscurabat


text: obscurabamus

title: obscurabamus


text: obscurabatis

title: obscurabatis


text: obscurabant

title: obscurabant


text: obscuravi

title: obscuravi


text: obscuravisti

title: obscuravisti


text: obscuravit

title: obscuravit


text: obscuravimus

title: obscuravimus


text:
allocentric

Etymology
The is derived from. Sense 3 (‘of a tourist: tending to be adventurous’) was in a paper presented to the Southern California Chapter of the Travel Research Association on 10 October 1972, which was later published in February 1974.

The is probably derived from the adjective.

Adjective

 * 1) Concerned with the interests of others more than one's own; community-minded.
 * 2) Of spatial representations: linked to a reference frame based on the external environment and independent of one's current location in it (for example, giving a direction as "north" as opposed to "right").
 * 3)  Of a tourist: tending to be adventurous and preferring novel and unfamiliar experiences.
 * 1) Of spatial representations: linked to a reference frame based on the external environment and independent of one's current location in it (for example, giving a direction as "north" as opposed to "right").
 * 2)  Of a tourist: tending to be adventurous and preferring novel and unfamiliar experiences.

Noun

 * 1)  A tourist who tends to be adventurous and to prefer novel and unfamiliar experiences.

title: allocentric


text: obscuravistis

title: obscuravistis


text: obscuraverunt

title: obscuraverunt


text: obscuraveram

title: obscuraveram


text: obscuraveras

title: obscuraveras


text: obscuraverat

title: obscuraverat


text: obscuraveramus

title: obscuraveramus


text: obscuraveratis

title: obscuraveratis


text: obscuraverant

title: obscuraverant


text: obscuravero

title: obscuravero


text: obscuraverit

title: obscuraverit


text: obscuraverint

title: obscuraverint


text: obscuror

title: obscuror


text: obscuraris

title: obscuraris


text: obscuratur

title: obscuratur


text: obscuramur

title: obscuramur


text: obscuramini

title: obscuramini


text: obscurantur

title: obscurantur


text: obscurabor

title: obscurabor


text:
ignorami

Usage notes
Most sources object to the use of ignorami as a plural of ignoramus, since it is formed from a Latin verb rather than a noun.

title: ignorami


text: obscuraberis

title: obscuraberis


text: obscurabitur

title: obscurabitur


text: obscurabimur

title: obscurabimur


text: obscurabimini

title: obscurabimini


text: obscurabuntur

title: obscurabuntur


text: obscurabar

title: obscurabar


text:
obscurare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) obscuration

title: obscurare


text: obscurabaris

title: obscurabaris


text: obscurabatur

title: obscurabatur


text: obscurabamur

title: obscurabamur


text: obscurabamini

title: obscurabamini


text: obscurabantur

title: obscurabantur


text: obscurem

title: obscurem


text: obscuret

title: obscuret


text: obscuremus

title: obscuremus


text: obscuretis

title: obscuretis


text: obscurent

title: obscurent


text: obscurarem

title: obscurarem


text: obscurares

title: obscurares


text: obscuraret

title: obscuraret


text: obscuraremus

title: obscuraremus


text: obscuraretis

title: obscuraretis


text: obscurarent

title: obscurarent


text: obscuraverim

title: obscuraverim


text: obscuravissem

title: obscuravissem


text: obscuravisses

title: obscuravisses


text: obscuravisset

title: obscuravisset


text: obscuravissemus

title: obscuravissemus


text: obscuravissetis

title: obscuravissetis


text: obscuravissent

title: obscuravissent


text:
obscurer

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, obscures.

title: obscurer


text: obscureris

title: obscureris


text: obscuretur

title: obscuretur


text: obscuremur

title: obscuremur


text:
obscuratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) darkened, obscured, having been obscured.
 * 2) concealed, hidden, having been concealed.
 * 3)  blinded, beclouded, having been blinded.
 * 4)  rendered indistinct, having been rendered indistinct.
 * 5) suppressed, having been kept unknown.

title: obscuratus


text: obscuremini

title: obscuremini


text: obscurentur

title: obscurentur


text: obscurarer

title: obscurarer


text: obscurareris

title: obscurareris


text: obscuraretur

title: obscuraretur


text: obscuraremur

title: obscuraremur


text: obscuraremini

title: obscuraremini


text: obscurarentur

title: obscurarentur


text: obscurantis

title: obscurantis


text:
obscurans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) darkening, obscuring.
 * 2) concealing, hiding.
 * 3)  blinding, beclouding.
 * 4)  rendering indistinct.
 * 5) suppressing, keeping unknown.

title: obscurans


text: obscuranti

title: obscuranti


text: obscurantem

title: obscurantem


text: obscurante

title: obscurante


text: obscurantes

title: obscurantes


text: obscurantia

title: obscurantia


text: obscurantium

title: obscurantium


text: obscurantibus

title: obscurantibus


text:
jimjams

Noun

 * 1)  pajamas

title: jimjams


text:
budesonid

Noun

 * 1)  budesonide

title: budesonid


text:
User:Asil

non mihi solum
--Asil 02:23, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

title: User:Asil


text: osteo-malacia

title: osteo-malacia


text: observatis

title: observatis


text: observaveris

title: observaveris


text: observaverimus

title: observaverimus


text: observaveritis

title: observaveritis


text: observatum

title: observatum


text: observata

title: observata


text: observati

title: observati


text: observatae

title: observatae


text: observato

title: observato


text: observate

title: observate


text: observatam

title: observatam


text: observatas

title: observatas


text: observatos

title: observatos


text: observatorum

title: observatorum


text: observatarum

title: observatarum


text: observat

title: observat


text: observamus

title: observamus


text: observabo

title: observabo


text: observabis

title: observabis


text: observabit

title: observabit


text: observabimus

title: observabimus


text: observabitis

title: observabitis


text: observabunt

title: observabunt


text: observabam

title: observabam


text: observabat

title: observabat


text: observabamus

title: observabamus


text: observabatis

title: observabatis


text: observabant

title: observabant


text: observavi

title: observavi


text: observavisti

title: observavisti


text: observavit

title: observavit


text: observavimus

title: observavimus


text: observavistis

title: observavistis


text: observaverunt

title: observaverunt


text: observaveram

title: observaveram


text: observaveras

title: observaveras


text: observaverat

title: observaverat


text: observaveramus

title: observaveramus


text: observaveratis

title: observaveratis


text: observaverant

title: observaverant


text: observavero

title: observavero


text: observaverit

title: observaverit


text: observaverint

title: observaverint


text: observor

title: observor


text: observaris

title: observaris


text: observatur

title: observatur


text: observamur

title: observamur


text: observamini

title: observamini


text: observantur

title: observantur


text: observabor

title: observabor


text: observaberis

title: observaberis


text: observabitur

title: observabitur


text: observabimur

title: observabimur


text: observabimini

title: observabimini


text: observabuntur

title: observabuntur


text: observabar

title: observabar


text: observabaris

title: observabaris


text: observabatur

title: observabatur


text: observabamur

title: observabamur


text: observabamini

title: observabamini


text: observabantur

title: observabantur


text: observem

title: observem


text: observet

title: observet


text: observemus

title: observemus


text: observetis

title: observetis


text: observarem

title: observarem


text: observaret

title: observaret


text: observaremus

title: observaremus


text: observaretis

title: observaretis


text: observarent

title: observarent


text: observaverim

title: observaverim


text: observavissem

title: observavissem


text: observavisses

title: observavisses


text: observavisset

title: observavisset


text: observavissemus

title: observavissemus


text: observavissetis

title: observavissetis


text: observavissent

title: observavissent


text: observeris

title: observeris


text: observetur

title: observetur


text: observemur

title: observemur


text: observemini

title: observemini


text: observentur

title: observentur


text: observarer

title: observarer


text: observareris

title: observareris


text: observaretur

title: observaretur


text: observaremur

title: observaremur


text: observaremini

title: observaremini


text: observarentur

title: observarentur


text: observantis

title: observantis


text: observanti

title: observanti


text: observantem

title: observantem


text:
observante

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) observant

title: observante


text: observantes

title: observantes


text:
observantia

Noun

 * 1) remark, note, observation
 * 2) observance, attention, respect, regard, reverence, obedience, deference

Synonyms
,

title: observantia


text: observantium

title: observantium


text: observantibus

title: observantibus


text:
User:Netrunner2

I used to have a cat until Papasmerf killed him :( --Netrunner2 02:36, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

title: User:Netrunner2


text:
carolled

Alternative forms

 * (US) caroled

title: carolled


text:
caroled

Alternative forms

 * (UK) carolled

title: caroled


text: cappuccinos

title: cappuccinos


text: chemises

title: chemises


text: carnelians

title: carnelians


text: carcinomas

title: carcinomas


text:
carcinomata

Etymology
, from.

title: carcinomata


text:
inelástico

Etymology
From pt.

Adjective

 * 1) inelastic

Adjective

 * 1) inelastic

title: inelástico


text:
observatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) observed, watched, having been observed.
 * 2) guarded, watched over, having been guarded.
 * 3) heeded, regarded, having been heeded.
 * 4) noticed, perceived, having been noticed.

Noun

 * 1) observation (action)

title: observatus


text:
observans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) observant, watchful.
 * 2) guarding, watching over.
 * 3) heeding, regarding.
 * 4) noticing, perceiving.

title: observans


text:
nictatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) blinked, having been blinked.
 * 2) winked, having been signalled with the eyes.

title: nictatus


text:
nictans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) blinking
 * 2) winking, signalling (with the eyes)
 * 3)  flashing
 * 4)  striving

title: nictans


text:
negatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) denied, having been denied.
 * 2) refused, declined, having been said no to.
 * 1) refused, declined, having been said no to.

title: negatus


text:
negans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) denying.
 * 2) refusing, declining, saying no.

title: negans


text:
negatum

Noun

 * 1) Something that is negated.
 * 2)  The proposition that is to be negated.
 * 3)  Something that is absent.

title: negatum


text: negatae

title: negatae


text: negatam

title: negatam


text: negatas

title: negatas


text: negatos

title: negatos


text: negatorum

title: negatorum


text: negatarum

title: negatarum


text: negantis

title: negantis


text: neganti

title: neganti


text: negantem

title: negantem


text: negantes

title: negantes


text: negantia

title: negantia


text: negantium

title: negantium


text: negantibus

title: negantibus


text: nictatum

title: nictatum


text: nictata

title: nictata


text: nictati

title: nictati


text: nictatae

title: nictatae


text: nictato

title: nictato


text: nictatam

title: nictatam


text: nictatas

title: nictatas


text: nictatos

title: nictatos


text: nictatorum

title: nictatorum


text: nictatarum

title: nictatarum


text: nictantis

title: nictantis


text: nictanti

title: nictanti


text: nictantem

title: nictantem


text: nictante

title: nictante


text: nictantes

title: nictantes


text: nictantia

title: nictantia


text: nictantium

title: nictantium


text: nictantibus

title: nictantibus


text:
Talk:anile

Invalid citation
I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest the citation for this word is simply a typo for the word ankle. adoarns 03:47, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

 * You were right. †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 03:55, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

 * OMG, I added that citation originally! How did I manage that error? †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 03:57, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

An additional sense, used in chemistry
Used in this work. †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 03:59, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

corresponding term for males
corresponding term for males? --Backinstadiums (talk) 18:02, 27 February 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:anile


text:
Bonvivant

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bon vivant

title: Bonvivant


text: Bonvivants

title: Bonvivants


text:
User talk:Jeff G.

verbage
Please do not create redirects from one spelling to another. Refer to Redirections. --EncycloPetey 04:08, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

 * Thanks for the pointer, is my newer entry verbage more to your liking? Jeff G. 04:21, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:Jeff G.


text:
User:Jeff G.

Hi. I am: Jeff G. on English Wikipedia; a Checkuser, Helper, Oversighter, Bureaucrat, and Administrator [http://testwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log&page=User:Jeff+G. on the Test Wiki]; a Bureaucrat and Administrator [http://wicca.wikia.com/index.php?title=Special%3ALog&type=&user=Merrystar&page=User%3AJeff+G. on WiccaPedia], [http://www.thetestwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log&page=User:Jeff+G. on The Test Wiki], and [http://admintools.wikia.com/index.php?title=Special:Log&user=Balistic+Pve&page=User:Jeff+G. on the Admin Tools Wiki]; and an Administrator [http://test.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log&user=MZMcBride&page=User:Jeff+G. on Test Wikipedia], [http://en.labs.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log&user=Bastique&page=User:Jeff+G. on the English Wikimedia Labs Wiki], [http://flaggedrevs.labs.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log&user=MZMcBride&page=User:Jeff+G. on the Wikimedia Labs Flagged Revisions Test Wiki], and [http://liquidthreads.labs.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3ALog&user=MZMcBride&page=User%3AJeff+G. on the Wikimedia Labs LiquidThreads Test Wiki]. Please see my user pages: w:User:Jeff G., commons:User:Jeff G., w:de:User:Jeff G., b:User:Jeff G., m:User:Jeff G., and w:simple:User:Jeff G.

I use AltaVista - Babel Fish Translation.

title: User:Jeff G.


text: verbage

title: verbage


text:
afgevaardigde

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) representative, delegate
 * Huis van Afgevaardigden — House of Representatives

title: afgevaardigde


text: verwerpt

title: verwerpt


text: behaalt

title: behaalt


text: neroa

title: neroa


text: nerossa

title: nerossa


text: nerosta

title: nerosta


text: neroon

title: neroon


text: nerolla

title: nerolla


text: nerolta

title: nerolta


text: nerolle

title: nerolle


text: nerona

title: nerona


text: neroksi

title: neroksi


text: nerotta

title: nerotta


text: nerojen

title: nerojen


text: neroja

title: neroja


text: neroista

title: neroista


text: neroihin

title: neroihin


text: neroissa

title: neroissa


text: neroilla

title: neroilla


text: neroilta

title: neroilta


text: neroille

title: neroille


text: neroina

title: neroina


text: neroiksi

title: neroiksi


text: neroin

title: neroin


text: neroitta

title: neroitta


text: neroineen

title: neroineen


text: koirina

title: koirina


text: koiriksi

title: koiriksi


text: kissalle

title: kissalle


text: kissoilla

title: kissoilla


text: kissoilta

title: kissoilta


text: kissoille

title: kissoille


text: kissoina

title: kissoina


text: kissoiksi

title: kissoiksi


text:
oenologie

Noun

 * 1) oenology

title: oenologie


text: suometta

title: suometta


text: puusta

title: puusta


text: puulta

title: puulta


text: puulle

title: puulle


text: puuksi

title: puuksi


text: puutta

title: puutta


text:
puissa

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to spread, strew, sprinkle
 * 2)  to shake
 * 3)  to thresh, flail grain
 * 4)  to shake, shiver

title: puissa


text: puilla

title: puilla


text: puille

title: puille


text: puiksi

title: puiksi


text: puitta

title: puitta


text: puineen

title: puineen


text:
wereldlijk

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) worldly, temporal
 * Wist je dat cesaropapie een staatsvorm is, waarbij de wereldlijke leider ook de geestelijk leider is (niet te verwarren met een theocratie)? — Did you know that caesaropapism is a form of government, in which the temporal leader is also the spiritual leader (not to be confused with a theocracy)?

title: wereldlijk


text: puitten

title: puitten


text: juomassa

title: juomassa


text:
staafkerk

Etymology
Compound of, a calque from either a Scandinavian language or, less probably, English.

title: staafkerk


text: juomasta

title: juomasta


text: juomaan

title: juomaan


text: juomalla

title: juomalla


text: juomaa

title: juomaa


text: juomalta

title: juomalta


text: juomalle

title: juomalle


text: juomana

title: juomana


text: juomaksi

title: juomaksi


text: juomatta

title: juomatta


text: juomien

title: juomien


text: juomain

title: juomain


text: juomissa

title: juomissa


text: juomiin

title: juomiin


text: juomista

title: juomista


text: juomilla

title: juomilla


text: droegen

title: droegen


text: juomilta

title: juomilta


text: juomille

title: juomille


text: juomina

title: juomina


text: juomiksi

title: juomiksi


text: juomin

title: juomin


text: juomitta

title: juomitta


text: juomineen

title: juomineen


text: janojuoman

title: janojuoman


text: janojuomaa

title: janojuomaa


text: janojuomassa

title: janojuomassa


text: janojuomasta

title: janojuomasta


text: janojuomaan

title: janojuomaan


text: janojuomalla

title: janojuomalla


text: janojuomalta

title: janojuomalta


text: janojuomalle

title: janojuomalle


text: janojuomana

title: janojuomana


text: janojuomaksi

title: janojuomaksi


text: janojuomatta

title: janojuomatta


text: janojuomat

title: janojuomat


text: janojuomia

title: janojuomia


text: janojuomissa

title: janojuomissa


text: janojuomista

title: janojuomista


text: janojuomilta

title: janojuomilta


text: janojuomille

title: janojuomille


text: janojuomiksi

title: janojuomiksi


text: janojuomin

title: janojuomin


text: janojuomitta

title: janojuomitta


text: janojuomina

title: janojuomina


text: janojuomiin

title: janojuomiin


text: janojuomineen

title: janojuomineen


text: janojuomilla

title: janojuomilla


text: janojuomain

title: janojuomain


text: janojuomien

title: janojuomien


text: janojen

title: janojen


text: janoissa

title: janoissa


text: janoista

title: janoista


text: janoihin

title: janoihin


text: janoilla

title: janoilla


text: janoilta

title: janoilta


text: janoille

title: janoille


text: janoina

title: janoina


text: janoiksi

title: janoiksi


text: janoin

title: janoin


text: janoitta

title: janoitta


text: janoineen

title: janoineen


text: janossa

title: janossa


text: janosta

title: janosta


text:
tulpenmanie

Etymology
Compound of.

title: tulpenmanie


text: janolla

title: janolla


text:
tulpen

Noun

title: tulpen


text: janolta

title: janolta


text: janolle

title: janolle


text: janoksi

title: janoksi


text:
janotta

Etymology
From. Akin to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to make thirsty
 * 2)  to be or feel thirsty

title: janotta


text: janoon

title: janoon


text: koneesta

title: koneesta


text: koneeseen

title: koneeseen


text: koneelta

title: koneelta


text: koneelle

title: koneelle


text: koneeksi

title: koneeksi


text: koneetta

title: koneetta


text: koneita

title: koneita


text: koneissa

title: koneissa


text: koneisiin

title: koneisiin


text: koneilla

title: koneilla


text:
striptekenaar

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) cartoonist, comic artist drawer of comics or cartoons

title: striptekenaar


text:
User talk:Rahul Shrivastava

Importers
Please do not add copyvio content from other websites, especially content not relevant to our project. --EncycloPetey 06:26, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:Rahul Shrivastava


text:
beschikken

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to direct, have influence over, decide
 * 2)  to have at one's disposal

title: beschikken


text:
ມົດ

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

Noun

 * 1) ant

title: ມົດ


text: criminali di guerra

title: criminali di guerra


text: crimini di guerra

title: crimini di guerra


text: tempi di guerra

title: tempi di guerra


text: tempi di pace

title: tempi di pace


text: zone di guerra

title: zone di guerra


text: melammine

title: melammine


text: sassolini

title: sassolini


text: sconnessioni

title: sconnessioni


text: segmentazioni

title: segmentazioni


text: scultori

title: scultori


text: scultrici

title: scultrici


text: sfinimenti

title: sfinimenti


text: salvatrici

title: salvatrici


text: susini

title: susini


text: spaziature

title: spaziature


text: sottordini

title: sottordini


text: schiavismi

title: schiavismi


text: sconcezze

title: sconcezze


text: sconforti

title: sconforti


text: sellai

title: sellai


text: scuderie

title: scuderie


text: schiumosa

title: schiumosa


text: schiumosi

title: schiumosi


text: schiumose

title: schiumose


text: scipita

title: scipita


text: scipiti

title: scipiti


text: scipite

title: scipite


text: scialba

title: scialba


text: scialbi

title: scialbi


text: scialbe

title: scialbe


text: sciocchissima

title: sciocchissima


text: sciocchissimi

title: sciocchissimi


text: sconcia

title: sconcia


text: sciocchissime

title: sciocchissime


text: sconcie

title: sconcie


text:
provento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  revenue, proceeds

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  revenue, proceeds

Noun

 * 1) revenue

title: provento


text:
prurigine

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) itchiness

title: prurigine


text: purificala

title: purificala


text: purificale

title: purificale


text: purificali

title: purificali


text: purificalo

title: purificalo


text:
verrucous

Adjective

 * 1) wart-like, resembling a verruca; verrucose

title: verrucous


text:
purulento

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) purulent, festering, pussy

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  purulent containing pus
 * 2)  repulsive, disgusting

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) purulent, pussy

title: purulento


text:
kaszt

Etymology
From the, from the , feminine of , from the.

Noun

 * 1) caste

title: kaszt


text:
nosologie

Noun

 * 1)  nosology

Etymology
From post-classical Latin ', formed as from Greek ' ‘disease’ +  ‘discourse, branch of knowledge’.

Noun

 * 1)  nosology

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  nosology

title: nosologie


text:
nosologický

Adjective

 * 1) nosological, nosologic

title: nosologický


text:
pustoloso

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pustular
 * 2) pimply

title: pustoloso


text:
qualvolta

Etymology
From.

Conjunction

 * 1) whenever

title: qualvolta


text:
ulcerace

Noun

 * 1) ulceration

title: ulcerace


text:
chantaje

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) blackmail
 * 2) extortion, blackmailing

title: chantaje


text: Category:cs:Skeleton

title: Category:cs:Skeleton


text:
aspiradora

Noun

 * 1) vacuum cleaner, vacuum, hoover machine for cleaning

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vacuum cleaner, vacuum, hoover

Noun

 * 1) vacuum cleaner, vacuum, hoover

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vacuum cleaner, vacuum, hoover

title: aspiradora


text: Category:es:Home appliances

title: Category:es:Home appliances


text:
lavadora

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) washing machine, washer, wash

title: lavadora


text:
secadora

Noun

 * 1) dryer, clothes dryer household appliance for drying clothing

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dryer, clothes dryer a household appliance that removes the water from clothing by accelerating evaporation, usually though heat and a tumbling motion
 * 2) dryer any other device, household or industrial, designed to remove water or humidity
 * 1) dryer any other device, household or industrial, designed to remove water or humidity

title: secadora


text:
User:Rahul Shrivastava

It My World.........

title: User:Rahul Shrivastava


text:
batidora

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) immersion blender, stick blender, hand blender, wand blender
 * 2) mixer
 * 3)  blender electrical
 * 4) whisk hand-powered
 * 1) whisk hand-powered
 * 1) whisk hand-powered

title: batidora


text:
tonalchichicaquilitl

Noun

 * 1) A kind of plant, probably.
 * 2) * 16C:, , book 11, chapter 7, paragraph 4
 * TONALCHICHICAQUJLITL, in tlalhoacpan, in çaçacatla in quauhtla mochioa, cuetlanextic nexeoac [...]
 * (TONALCHICHICAQUILITL: It grows in dry lands, in the grasslands, in the forest. It is a faded ashen color, ashen; [etc.])

title: tonalchichicaquilitl


text:
electrodoméstico

Etymology
From.

Etymology
From. Akin to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) home appliance, electrical appliance

title: electrodoméstico


text:
afeitadora

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) electric shaver, electric razor

title: afeitadora


text:
ຂ້ອຍຮັກເຈົ້າ

Phrase

 * 1) I love you

title: ຂ້ອຍຮັກເຈົ້າ


text: Category:Lao phrases

title: Category:Lao phrases


text:
forastero

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) foreign

Noun

 * 1) foreigner
 * 2) stranger, outsider
 * 1) stranger, outsider
 * 1) stranger, outsider

title: forastero


text:
raccogliticcio

Etymology
Perhaps, the first element a non-standard past participle for.

Adjective

 * 1) gathered together in haste

Noun

 * 1) rabble, mob

title: raccogliticcio


text:
raccorciare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to shorten

title: raccorciare


text:
raccorciarsi

Verb

 * 1) to shorten, become shorter
 * 2) to draw in
 * 1) to draw in

title: raccorciarsi


text: raccorciando

title: raccorciando


text: raccorciante

title: raccorciante


text: raccorciato

title: raccorciato


text: raccorciati

title: raccorciati


text: raccorciata

title: raccorciata


text: raccorcio

title: raccorcio


text: raccorci

title: raccorci


text: raccorcia

title: raccorcia


text: raccorciamo

title: raccorciamo


text: raccorciate

title: raccorciate


text: raccorciano

title: raccorciano


text: raccorciavo

title: raccorciavo


text: raccorciavi

title: raccorciavi


text: raccorciava

title: raccorciava


text: raccorciavamo

title: raccorciavamo


text: raccorciavate

title: raccorciavate


text: raccorciavano

title: raccorciavano


text: raccorciai

title: raccorciai


text: raccorciasti

title: raccorciasti


text: raccorciò

title: raccorciò


text: raccorciammo

title: raccorciammo


text: raccorciaste

title: raccorciaste


text: raccorciarono

title: raccorciarono


text: raccorcerò

title: raccorcerò


text: raccorcerai

title: raccorcerai


text: raccorcerà

title: raccorcerà


text: raccorceremo

title: raccorceremo


text: raccorcerete

title: raccorcerete


text: raccorceranno

title: raccorceranno


text: raccorcerei

title: raccorcerei


text: raccorceresti

title: raccorceresti


text: raccorcerebbe

title: raccorcerebbe


text: raccorceremmo

title: raccorceremmo


text: raccorcereste

title: raccorcereste


text: raccorcerebbero

title: raccorcerebbero


text: raccorcino

title: raccorcino


text: raccorciassi

title: raccorciassi


text: raccorciasse

title: raccorciasse


text: raccorciassimo

title: raccorciassimo


text: raccorciassero

title: raccorciassero


text: raccorciarmi

title: raccorciarmi


text: raccorciarti

title: raccorciarti


text: raccorciarci

title: raccorciarci


text: raccorciarvi

title: raccorciarvi


text: raccorciandosi

title: raccorciandosi


text: raccorciandomi

title: raccorciandomi


text: raccorciandoti

title: raccorciandoti


text: raccorciandoci

title: raccorciandoci


text: raccorciandovi

title: raccorciandovi


text: raccorciamoci

title: raccorciamoci


text: raccorciatevi

title: raccorciatevi


text:
ramingo

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) forced by adverse fate to a future of wandering or roaming
 * 2)  hopping from branch to branch due to not being able to fly
 * 1)  hopping from branch to branch due to not being able to fly

title: ramingo


text: restagli

title: restagli


text: restala

title: restala


text: restale

title: restale


text: restali

title: restali


text: restalo

title: restalo


text:
retroguardia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rearguard

title: retroguardia


text:
ricchissimo

Etymology
From.

title: ricchissimo


text:
ricorrenza

Etymology
From, or from.

Noun

 * 1) recurrence, return
 * 2) anniversary
 * 3) reprise
 * 4) merrymaking

title: ricorrenza


text:
rimpinzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to stuff, to gorge

title: rimpinzare


text:
rimpinzarsi

Verb

 * 1) to stuff oneself (with)
 * 1) to stuff oneself (with)

title: rimpinzarsi


text: intentabais

title: intentabais


text: rimpinzando

title: rimpinzando


text: rimpinzante

title: rimpinzante


text: rimpinzato

title: rimpinzato


text: intentábamos

title: intentábamos


text: rimpinzati

title: rimpinzati


text: rimpinzata

title: rimpinzata


text: rimpinzo

title: rimpinzo


text: rimpinzi

title: rimpinzi


text: rimpinza

title: rimpinza


text: intentaban

title: intentaban


text: rimpinziamo

title: rimpinziamo


text: rimpinzate

title: rimpinzate


text: rimpinzano

title: rimpinzano


text: rimpinzavo

title: rimpinzavo


text: rimpinzavi

title: rimpinzavi


text: intentabas

title: intentabas


text: rimpinzava

title: rimpinzava


text:
ucjena

Noun

 * 1) blackmail

title: ucjena


text: rimpinzavamo

title: rimpinzavamo


text: rimpinzavate

title: rimpinzavate


text: rimpinzavano

title: rimpinzavano


text: rimpinzai

title: rimpinzai


text: intentaba

title: intentaba


text: rimpinzasti

title: rimpinzasti


text: rimpinzò

title: rimpinzò


text: rimpinzammo

title: rimpinzammo


text: rimpinzaste

title: rimpinzaste


text: rimpinzarono

title: rimpinzarono


text: intentado

title: intentado


text: rimpinzerò

title: rimpinzerò


text: rimpinzerai

title: rimpinzerai


text: rimpinzerà

title: rimpinzerà


text: rimpinzeremo

title: rimpinzeremo


text: rimpinzerete

title: rimpinzerete


text: rimpinzeranno

title: rimpinzeranno


text: rimpinzerei

title: rimpinzerei


text: rimpinzeresti

title: rimpinzeresti


text: intentad

title: intentad


text: rimpinzerebbe

title: rimpinzerebbe


text: rimpinzeremmo

title: rimpinzeremmo


text: rimpinzereste

title: rimpinzereste


text: rimpinzerebbero

title: rimpinzerebbero


text: zweiten

title: zweiten


text: rimpinziate

title: rimpinziate


text: intentáis

title: intentáis


text: rimpinzino

title: rimpinzino


text: rimpinzassi

title: rimpinzassi


text: rimpinzasse

title: rimpinzasse


text: rimpinzassimo

title: rimpinzassimo


text: rimpinzassero

title: rimpinzassero


text: intentamos

title: intentamos


text: rimpinzarmi

title: rimpinzarmi


text: rimpinzarti

title: rimpinzarti


text: rimpinzarci

title: rimpinzarci


text: rimpinzarvi

title: rimpinzarvi


text: rimpinzandosi

title: rimpinzandosi


text: intentando

title: intentando


text: rimpinzandomi

title: rimpinzandomi


text: rimpinzandoti

title: rimpinzandoti


text: rimpinzandoci

title: rimpinzandoci


text: rimpinzandovi

title: rimpinzandovi


text: rimpinziamoci

title: rimpinziamoci


text: rimpinzatevi

title: rimpinzatevi


text: intentarais

title: intentarais


text: intentáramos

title: intentáramos


text: intentaran

title: intentaran


text: einzige

title: einzige


text:
iznuda

Noun

 * 1) extortion

title: iznuda


text: intentarán

title: intentarán


text:
rincrescimento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) regret

title: rincrescimento


text: intentaras

title: intentaras


text: intentarás

title: intentarás


text: intentara

title: intentara


text: intentará

title: intentará


text: intentareis

title: intentareis


text: intentaréis

title: intentaréis


text:
poluga

Noun

 * 1) lever

title: poluga


text: intentaremos

title: intentaremos


text: intentáremos

title: intentáremos


text:
rissare

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to brawl, to quarrel violently

title: rissare


text: intentaren

title: intentaren


text: intentares

title: intentares


text:
intentare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to start or institute proceedings against

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) suing

title: intentare


text: rissando

title: rissando


text: rissante

title: rissante


text: rissato

title: rissato


text: rissati

title: rissati


text: rissata

title: rissata


text: risso

title: risso


text: intentaríais

title: intentaríais


text:
rissi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) twig

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cross
 * 2) clubs card suit

title: rissi


text: rissiamo

title: rissiamo


text: rissate

title: rissate


text: rissano

title: rissano


text: intentaríamos

title: intentaríamos


text: rissavo

title: rissavo


text: rissavi

title: rissavi


text: rissava

title: rissava


text:
iznuditi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to extort, exact

title: iznuditi


text: rissavamo

title: rissavamo


text: rissavate

title: rissavate


text: intentarían

title: intentarían


text: rissavano

title: rissavano


text: rissai

title: rissai


text: rissasti

title: rissasti


text: rissò

title: rissò


text: intentarías

title: intentarías


text: rissammo

title: rissammo


text: rissaste

title: rissaste


text: rissarono

title: rissarono


text: risserò

title: risserò


text: risserai

title: risserai


text: intentaría

title: intentaría


text: risserà

title: risserà


text: risseremo

title: risseremo


text: risserete

title: risserete


text: risseranno

title: risseranno


text: risserei

title: risserei


text: risseresti

title: risseresti


text: intentaron

title: intentaron


text: risserebbe

title: risserebbe


text: risseremmo

title: risseremmo


text: rissereste

title: rissereste


text: risserebbero

title: risserebbero


text: rissiate

title: rissiate


text: intentaseis

title: intentaseis


text: rissino

title: rissino


text: rissassi

title: rissassi


text: rissasse

title: rissasse


text: Category:es:Seafood

title: Category:es:Seafood


text: rissassimo

title: rissassimo


text: rissassero

title: rissassero


text: intentásemos

title: intentásemos


text: intentasen

title: intentasen


text: intentases

title: intentases


text: intentase

title: intentase


text: intentasteis

title: intentasteis


text: intentaste

title: intentaste


text: intentas

title: intentas


text: intentéis

title: intentéis


text: intentemos

title: intentemos


text: intenten

title: intenten


text:
ritroso

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) reluctant (to)
 * 2) bashful, shy

title: ritroso


text: intentes

title: intentes


text: intenté

title: intenté


text:
a ritroso

Adverb

 * 1) backwards

title: a ritroso


text: intentó

title: intentó


text:
sodomija

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sodomy

Noun

 * 1) sodomy

title: sodomija


text:
skotološtvo

Noun

 * 1) sodomy

title: skotološtvo


text:
rossiccio

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) reddish

title: rossiccio


text:
cigala

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) cicada
 * 2)  cock, penis
 * 3) the Mediterranean slipper lobster, an edible crustacean
 * 4)  Norway lobster
 * 5)  the ring or shackle which attaches an anchor to the rode or cable
 * 1)  the ring or shackle which attaches an anchor to the rode or cable

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) cicada

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Norway lobster

title: cigala


text:
pavetina

Noun

 * 1) clematis

title: pavetina


text:
pavitina

Noun

 * 1) clematis

title: pavitina


text:
roveto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thorny bush; bramble
 * 2) land with many bushes
 * 3) thicket

title: roveto


text:
User:LeQuattroStagioni

Want to know about me, see my profile at Jay at Wikipedia

title: User:LeQuattroStagioni


text:
User talk:LeQuattroStagioni

If you have anything to say, leave me the message here - Jay 10:37, 30 September 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:LeQuattroStagioni


text: ruminando

title: ruminando


text:
ruminante

Noun

 * 1) ruminant

Etymology
From, present participle of , from.

Adjective

 * 1) ruminant which chews cud

Noun

 * 1) ruminant mammal which chews cud

title: ruminante


text:
ruminare

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to ruminate
 * 2)  to chew slowly or with difficulty
 * 3)  to ponder, to ruminate on (a subject, someone's words, etc.)
 * 4)  to plot, to plan (revenge, pretexts, etc.)

title: ruminare


text: ruminato

title: ruminato


text: ruminati

title: ruminati


text: ruminata

title: ruminata


text:
rumino

Noun

 * 1) A knock rummy card game of Italian origin for up to six people, in which players try to form sets or sequences of cards.

title: rumino


text: rumini

title: rumini


text: ruminiamo

title: ruminiamo


text: ruminano

title: ruminano


text: ruminavo

title: ruminavo


text: ruminavi

title: ruminavi


text: ruminava

title: ruminava


text: ruminavamo

title: ruminavamo


text: ruminavate

title: ruminavate


text: ruminavano

title: ruminavano


text: ruminai

title: ruminai


text: ruminasti

title: ruminasti


text: ruminò

title: ruminò


text: ruminammo

title: ruminammo


text: ruminaste

title: ruminaste


text: ruminarono

title: ruminarono


text: ruminerò

title: ruminerò


text: ruminerai

title: ruminerai


text: ruminerà

title: ruminerà


text: rumineremo

title: rumineremo


text: ruminerete

title: ruminerete


text: rumineranno

title: rumineranno


text: ruminerei

title: ruminerei


text: rumineresti

title: rumineresti


text: ruminerebbe

title: ruminerebbe


text: rumineremmo

title: rumineremmo


text: ruminereste

title: ruminereste


text: ruminerebbero

title: ruminerebbero


text: ruminiate

title: ruminiate


text: ruminino

title: ruminino


text: ruminassi

title: ruminassi


text: ruminasse

title: ruminasse


text: ruminassimo

title: ruminassimo


text: ruminassero

title: ruminassero


text:
prašuma

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rainforest

title: prašuma


text:
piure

Etymology
.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) mashed potatoes short for
 * 2) purée, mash, mush

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) edible tunicate

title: piure


text:
buniti

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to rebel
 * 2)  to protest

title: buniti


text:
pobuniti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to rebel

title: pobuniti


text:
satiro

Noun

 * 1) satire

Noun

 * 1) satire

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) satyr

title: satiro


text:
scabbia

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  scabies
 * 2)  any disease that turns the skin dry and scaly

title: scabbia


text:
scalfittura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) scratch

title: scalfittura


text:
pobuna

Noun

 * 1) rebellion, mutiny, uprising

title: pobuna


text:
ustanak

Noun

 * 1) rebellion, uprising

title: ustanak


text:
scalzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to take off (a shoe or sock)
 * 2)  to bare (the roots of a plant)
 * 3)  to undermine
 * 4)  to oust, remove

title: scalzare


text:
cochayuyo

Noun

 * 1) A type of edible seaweed.

Etymology
From +.

title: cochayuyo


text:
pobunjenik

Noun

 * 1) rebel

title: pobunjenik


text:
pobunjenica

Noun

 * 1) rebel

title: pobunjenica


text:
scalzarsi

Verb

 * 1) to remove one's shoes and socks
 * 1) to remove one's shoes and socks

title: scalzarsi


text: scalzando

title: scalzando


text: scalzante

title: scalzante


text: scalzato

title: scalzato


text: scalzati

title: scalzati


text: scalzata

title: scalzata


text: scalziamo

title: scalziamo


text: scalzate

title: scalzate


text: scalzano

title: scalzano


text: scalzavo

title: scalzavo


text: scalzavi

title: scalzavi


text: scalzava

title: scalzava


text: scalzavamo

title: scalzavamo


text: scalzavate

title: scalzavate


text: scalzavano

title: scalzavano


text: scalzai

title: scalzai


text: scalzasti

title: scalzasti


text: scalzò

title: scalzò


text: scalzammo

title: scalzammo


text: scalzaste

title: scalzaste


text: scalzarono

title: scalzarono


text: scalzerò

title: scalzerò


text: scalzerai

title: scalzerai


text: scalzerà

title: scalzerà


text: scalzeremo

title: scalzeremo


text: scalzerete

title: scalzerete


text: scalzeranno

title: scalzeranno


text: scalzerei

title: scalzerei


text: scalzeresti

title: scalzeresti


text: scalzerebbe

title: scalzerebbe


text: scalzeremmo

title: scalzeremmo


text: scalzereste

title: scalzereste


text: scalzerebbero

title: scalzerebbero


text: scalziate

title: scalziate


text: scalzino

title: scalzino


text: scalzassi

title: scalzassi


text: scalzasse

title: scalzasse


text: scalzassimo

title: scalzassimo


text: scalzassero

title: scalzassero


text: scalzarmi

title: scalzarmi


text: scalzarti

title: scalzarti


text: scalzarci

title: scalzarci


text: scalzarvi

title: scalzarvi


text: scalzandosi

title: scalzandosi


text: scalzandomi

title: scalzandomi


text: scalzandoti

title: scalzandoti


text: scalzandoci

title: scalzandoci


text: scalzandovi

title: scalzandovi


text: scalziamoci

title: scalziamoci


text: scalzatevi

title: scalzatevi


text:
User:Stiphan1

Name: Stephen Karakashev Age: 32 Religion: Buddhism Occupation: Student of Web Development Website: http://www.stephen18.com

title: User:Stiphan1


text:
scarmigliare

Etymology
From, from + , present active infinitive of , from , and influenced by Italian.

Verb

 * 1) to dishevel, to tousle, to ruffle (hair)
 * 2)  to card (wool)

title: scarmigliare


text:
obrazovanje

Noun

 * 1) education (process or art of imparting knowledge, skill and judgment)

title: obrazovanje


text:
scarmigliarsi

Verb

 * 1) to get dishevelled
 * 2)  to fight

title: scarmigliarsi


text: scarmigliando

title: scarmigliando


text: scarmigliante

title: scarmigliante


text:
scarmigliato

Adjective

 * 1) ruffled
 * 2) dishevelled

title: scarmigliato


text: scarmigliati

title: scarmigliati


text: scarmigliata

title: scarmigliata


text: scarmiglio

title: scarmiglio


text: scarmigli

title: scarmigli


text: scarmiglia

title: scarmiglia


text: scarmigliamo

title: scarmigliamo


text: scarmigliate

title: scarmigliate


text: scarmigliano

title: scarmigliano


text: scarmigliavo

title: scarmigliavo


text:
kansanomainen

Adjective

 * 1) folksy characteristic of simple country life
 * 2) common, popular, ordinary, simple, vulgar of or pertaining to the common people

title: kansanomainen


text: scarmigliavi

title: scarmigliavi


text: scarmigliava

title: scarmigliava


text: scarmigliavamo

title: scarmigliavamo


text: scarmigliavate

title: scarmigliavate


text: scarmigliavano

title: scarmigliavano


text: scarmigliai

title: scarmigliai


text: scarmigliasti

title: scarmigliasti


text: scarmigliò

title: scarmigliò


text: scarmigliammo

title: scarmigliammo


text: scarmigliaste

title: scarmigliaste


text: Adlers

title: Adlers


text: scarmigliarono

title: scarmigliarono


text: scarmiglierò

title: scarmiglierò


text: scarmiglierai

title: scarmiglierai


text: scarmiglierà

title: scarmiglierà


text: scarmiglieremo

title: scarmiglieremo


text: scarmiglierete

title: scarmiglierete


text: scarmiglieranno

title: scarmiglieranno


text: scarmiglierei

title: scarmiglierei


text: scarmiglieresti

title: scarmiglieresti


text: Vogels

title: Vogels


text: scarmiglierebbe

title: scarmiglierebbe


text: scarmiglieremmo

title: scarmiglieremmo


text: scarmigliereste

title: scarmigliereste


text: scarmiglierebbero

title: scarmiglierebbero


text: scarmiglino

title: scarmiglino


text: scarmigliassi

title: scarmigliassi


text: scarmigliasse

title: scarmigliasse


text: scarmigliassimo

title: scarmigliassimo


text: scarmigliassero

title: scarmigliassero


text: scarmigliarmi

title: scarmigliarmi


text: scarmigliarti

title: scarmigliarti


text: scarmigliarci

title: scarmigliarci


text: scarmigliarvi

title: scarmigliarvi


text: scarmigliandosi

title: scarmigliandosi


text: scarmigliandomi

title: scarmigliandomi


text: scarmigliandoti

title: scarmigliandoti


text: scarmigliandoci

title: scarmigliandoci


text: scarmigliandovi

title: scarmigliandovi


text: scarmigliamoci

title: scarmigliamoci


text: Zeichens

title: Zeichens


text: scarmigliatevi

title: scarmigliatevi


text: Mädchens

title: Mädchens


text: Bäckers

title: Bäckers


text:
scompartimento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) division
 * 2) compartment (of a train etc.)

title: scompartimento


text:
sconvolgimento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) confusion
 * 2) devastation
 * 3) upheaval
 * 4) disruption

title: sconvolgimento


text:
Antrag

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) application, request
 * 2) motion, proposition, petition
 * 3)   proposal of marriage
 * 1)   proposal of marriage

title: Antrag


text: Anträge

title: Anträge


text:
scorticare

Verb

 * 1) to skin or flay
 * 2) to scrape, to scratch the surface
 * 3)  to overcharge, to fleece

title: scorticare


text:
picoroco

Noun

 * 1)  Edible South American barnacle

title: picoroco


text:
scorticarsi

Verb

 * 1) to skin or graze oneself

title: scorticarsi


text: scorticando

title: scorticando


text: scorticante

title: scorticante


text: scorticato

title: scorticato


text: scorticati

title: scorticati


text: scorticata

title: scorticata


text: scortico

title: scortico


text: scortichi

title: scortichi


text: scortica

title: scortica


text: scortichiamo

title: scortichiamo


text: scorticate

title: scorticate


text: scorticano

title: scorticano


text: scorticavo

title: scorticavo


text: scorticavi

title: scorticavi


text: scorticava

title: scorticava


text:
Trinker

Noun

 * 1) drinker (one who drinks a particular (nonalcoholic) beverage, used as part of compounds such as: coffee / tea / milk drinker)
 * 2) drinker (one who drinks alcohol)
 * 3) alcoholic

title: Trinker


text: scorticavamo

title: scorticavamo


text: scorticavate

title: scorticavate


text: scorticavano

title: scorticavano


text: scorticai

title: scorticai


text: scorticasti

title: scorticasti


text: scorticò

title: scorticò


text: scorticammo

title: scorticammo


text: Trinkers

title: Trinkers


text: scorticaste

title: scorticaste


text: scorticarono

title: scorticarono


text: scorticherò

title: scorticherò


text: scorticherai

title: scorticherai


text: scorticherà

title: scorticherà


text: scorticheremo

title: scorticheremo


text: scorticherete

title: scorticherete


text: scorticheranno

title: scorticheranno


text: scorticherei

title: scorticherei


text: scorticheresti

title: scorticheresti


text: scorticherebbe

title: scorticherebbe


text: scorticheremmo

title: scorticheremmo


text: scortichereste

title: scortichereste


text: scorticherebbero

title: scorticherebbero


text: scortichiate

title: scortichiate


text: scortichino

title: scortichino


text: scorticassi

title: scorticassi


text: scorticasse

title: scorticasse


text: scorticassimo

title: scorticassimo


text: scorticassero

title: scorticassero


text: scorticarmi

title: scorticarmi


text: scorticarti

title: scorticarti


text: scorticarci

title: scorticarci


text: scorticarvi

title: scorticarvi


text: scorticandosi

title: scorticandosi


text: scorticandomi

title: scorticandomi


text: scorticandoti

title: scorticandoti


text: scorticandoci

title: scorticandoci


text: scorticandovi

title: scorticandovi


text: scortichiamoci

title: scortichiamoci


text: scorticatevi

title: scorticatevi


text:
sementa

Etymology 1
In sense 1,. In sense 2, an alternative form of, from.

Noun

 * 1) sowing
 * 2) seed

title: sementa


text: Luchses

title: Luchses


text: Fuchses

title: Fuchses


text: prurigini

title: prurigini


text: raccogliticci

title: raccogliticci


text:
retroguardie

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  rearguard

title: retroguardie


text: Esels

title: Esels


text: ricorrenze

title: ricorrenze


text: rincrescimenti

title: rincrescimenti


text: roveti

title: roveti


text: ruminanti

title: ruminanti


text: satiri

title: satiri


text: scabbie

title: scabbie


text: scalfitture

title: scalfitture


text: scompartimenti

title: scompartimenti


text: sconvolgimenti

title: sconvolgimenti


text: Rindes

title: Rindes


text: ricchissima

title: ricchissima


text: ricchissimi

title: ricchissimi


text: ricchissime

title: ricchissime


text: purulenta

title: purulenta


text: purulenti

title: purulenti


text: purulente

title: purulente


text: pustolosa

title: pustolosa


text: pustolosi

title: pustolosi


text: pustolose

title: pustolose


text: raccogliticcia

title: raccogliticcia


text: raccogliticce

title: raccogliticce


text: raminga

title: raminga


text: raminghi

title: raminghi


text: raminghe

title: raminghe


text:
ritrosa

Noun

 * 1) cowlick

title: ritrosa


text: ritrosi

title: ritrosi


text: ritrose

title: ritrose


text: rossiccia

title: rossiccia


text: rossicci

title: rossicci


text:
Eselsbrücke

Etymology
From, a. Apparently attested in German from the c. 18 Compare the same in 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  mnemonic a mental technique to remember something, e.g. a sentence

title: Eselsbrücke


text: rossicce

title: rossicce


text: Eselsbrücken

title: Eselsbrücken


text:
noobish

Adjective

 * 1)  Like a noob; naive or foolish.
 * Like I said, it's a pretty noobish request, but if someone could point me towards a workaround for this issue it would be much appreciated.

Translations

 * Polish: noobowski

title: noobish


text:
elhalaszt

Verb

 * 1)  to postpone

title: elhalaszt


text:
dna

Etymology 1
, from, which is probably related to "bottom part of something" and probably also "innards".

Noun

 * 1)  gout inflammation of joints

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  gout

Noun

 * 1)  gout inflammation of joints

title: dna


text: Category:Turkish abbreviations

title: Category:Turkish abbreviations


text:
TBMM

Proper noun

 * 1)   Grand National Assembly of Turkey

title: TBMM


text:
extra-miler

Noun

 * 1) One who goes the extra mile, or does more than is expected of them.

title: extra-miler


text:
dialektologia

Etymology 1
Ultimately from

Noun

 * 1) dialectology

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  dialectology

title: dialektologia


text:
hairlessness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The condition or quality of being hairless.

Translations

 * French:
 * German:, Haarlossein
 * Hungarian: szőrtelenség
 * Latin: glabritas
 * Russian:
 * Swedish:

title: hairlessness


text:
fortresslike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling a fortress in shape or impregnability.

title: fortresslike


text: oíais

title: oíais


text: oíamos

title: oíamos


text:
churchmanship

Etymology
From. Compare.

Noun

 * 1) The craft or skill of being a churchman.
 * 2) * 2009 October 21, Ruth Gledhill, ‘Desperate bishops invited Rome to park its tanks on Archbishop’s lawn’, :
 * partly because of their “more Roman than the Romans” style of churchmanship, but also for fear of upsetting Anglicans and the Church of England.

title: churchmanship


text: oíd

title: oíd


text: oigáis

title: oigáis


text: oigamos

title: oigamos


text: oigan

title: oigan


text: oigas

title: oigas


text:
Kirstie

Proper noun

 * , a 20th-century variant of, a form of.

title: Kirstie


text: oiréis

title: oiréis


text: oiré

title: oiré


text: oiríais

title: oiríais


text: oiríamos

title: oiríamos


text: oísteis

title: oísteis


text: oíste

title: oíste


text:
pojivová tkáň

Noun

 * 1) connective tissue

title: pojivová tkáň


text: oís

title: oís


text: oyendo

title: oyendo


text: oyerais

title: oyerais


text: oyéramos

title: oyéramos


text: oyeran

title: oyeran


text: oyeras

title: oyeras


text: oyera

title: oyera


text:
forsíða

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) front page of a newspaper, magazine, etc.
 * 2) main page of a website, etc.

title: forsíða


text: oyereis

title: oyereis


text: oyéremos

title: oyéremos


text: oyeren

title: oyeren


text: oyeres

title: oyeres


text: oyere

title: oyere


text: oyeron

title: oyeron


text: oyeseis

title: oyeseis


text: oyésemos

title: oyésemos


text: oyesen

title: oyesen


text: oyeses

title: oyeses


text: oyese

title: oyese


text:
hárbursti

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hairbrush

title: hárbursti


text: oyó

title: oyó


text:
lesbisk

Adjective

 * 1) lesbian
 * 2) Lesbian

Etymology
Derived from, a Greek island.

Adjective

 * 1) lesbian

Etymology
Derived from, a Greek island.

Adjective

 * 1) lesbian

Adjective

 * 1) lesbian

title: lesbisk


text:
User:Vahagn Petrosyan

 * User:Vahagn Petrosyan/research
 * User:Vahagn Petrosyan/mylibrary

title: User:Vahagn Petrosyan


text:
brucelóza

Noun

 * 1)  brucellosis

title: brucelóza


text:
mamnutri

Verb

 * 1) to suckle

title: mamnutri


text:
innerduce

Verb

 * 1) * 1952, Flannery O’Connor, Wise Blood, reprinted in Three by Flannery O’connor, Signet Classic (1983), ISBN 978-0-451-52514-7, page 85:
 * “Friends,” he called, “I want to innerduce you to the True Prophet here and I want you all to listen to his words because I think they’re going to make you happy like they’ve made me!”
 * “Friends,” he called, “I want to innerduce you to the True Prophet here and I want you all to listen to his words because I think they’re going to make you happy like they’ve made me!”

title: innerduce


text:
User:Kar.ma

I'm from Italy, and my main wikipedia user page is here

title: User:Kar.ma


text:
hlístice

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) roundworm, nematode

title: hlístice


text:
Phrygia

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Ancient kingdom in the west central part of Anatolia, in what is now modern-day Turkey.

Translations

 * Armenian: Փռյուգիա
 * Old Armenian: Փռիւգիա
 * Azerbaijani: Friqiya
 * Catalan: Frígia
 * Danish: Frygien
 * Dutch: Frygië
 * French:
 * Galician: Frixia
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: Φρυγία
 * Irish: an Fhrigia
 * Italian: Frigia
 * Latin: Phrygia
 * Lithuanian: Frigija, Frygija
 * Marathi: फ्रिजिया
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:
 * Romanian: Frigia
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: Frigia
 * Swedish: Frygien
 * Turkish:
 * Volapük:

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Troy
 * 1)  Troy

title: Phrygia


text:
seminale

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) seminal
 * 2)  seed, semen

title: seminale


text:
in agreement

Etymology
+

Prepositional phrase

 * 1) Of one mind; thinking alike.
 * I am in agreement with you as far as the basic design, but not with the colour scheme you suggest.
 * The two of them always seem to be in agreement about every single detail.
 * 1) Confirmatory; matching.
 * The results are in agreement with the calculated figures.

Translations

 * East Central German: aanich
 * Finnish: olla jotain mieltä, yhteisymmärryksessä
 * German:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Nynorsk: einig
 * Polish: w zgodzie z
 * Romanian: de acord
 * Spanish: ,
 * Welsh:

 * Czech: v souladu, v souladu
 * Finnish: ,
 * Spanish: ,

title: in agreement


text: sguainando

title: sguainando


text: sguainante

title: sguainante


text:
sguainato

Adjective

 * 1) drawn or unsheathed (weapon)

title: sguainato


text:
sguainare

Verb

 * 1)  to draw or unsheathe (a weapon)

title: sguainare


text: sguainati

title: sguainati


text: sguainata

title: sguainata


text: sguaino

title: sguaino


text: sguaini

title: sguaini


text: sguaina

title: sguaina


text: sguainiamo

title: sguainiamo


text: sguainate

title: sguainate


text: sguainano

title: sguainano


text: sguainavo

title: sguainavo


text: sguainavi

title: sguainavi


text: sguainava

title: sguainava


text: sguainavamo

title: sguainavamo


text: sguainavate

title: sguainavate


text: sguainavano

title: sguainavano


text: sguainai

title: sguainai


text: sguainasti

title: sguainasti


text: sguainò

title: sguainò


text: sguainammo

title: sguainammo


text: sguainaste

title: sguainaste


text: sguainarono

title: sguainarono


text: sguainerò

title: sguainerò


text: sguainerai

title: sguainerai


text: sguainerà

title: sguainerà


text: sguaineremo

title: sguaineremo


text: sguainerete

title: sguainerete


text: sguaineranno

title: sguaineranno


text: sguainerei

title: sguainerei


text: sguaineresti

title: sguaineresti


text: sguainerebbe

title: sguainerebbe


text: sguaineremmo

title: sguaineremmo


text: sguainereste

title: sguainereste


text: sguainerebbero

title: sguainerebbero


text: sguainiate

title: sguainiate


text: sguainino

title: sguainino


text: sguainassi

title: sguainassi


text: sguainasse

title: sguainasse


text: sguainassimo

title: sguainassimo


text: sguainassero

title: sguainassero


text:
siclo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shekel

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shekel (old unit of currency)

title: siclo


text: Beitrags

title: Beitrags


text: zakt

title: zakt


text:
xd

Usage notes

 * Used principally in stock price tables.

title: xd


text: slogando

title: slogando


text: slogante

title: slogante


text:
slogare

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to dislocate,  to splay
 * 2)  to sprain

title: slogare


text: slogato

title: slogato


text: xdiv

title: xdiv


text: slogati

title: slogati


text: slogata

title: slogata


text: sloghi

title: sloghi


text:
sloga

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  syllable

Noun

 * 1) unity, accord

title: sloga


text: sloghiamo

title: sloghiamo


text: slogate

title: slogate


text: slogano

title: slogano


text: slogavo

title: slogavo


text: slogavi

title: slogavi


text: slogava

title: slogava


text: slogavamo

title: slogavamo


text: slogavate

title: slogavate


text: slogavano

title: slogavano


text: slogai

title: slogai


text: slogasti

title: slogasti


text: slogò

title: slogò


text: slogammo

title: slogammo


text: slogaste

title: slogaste


text: slogarono

title: slogarono


text: slogherò

title: slogherò


text: slogherai

title: slogherai


text: slogherà

title: slogherà


text: slogheremo

title: slogheremo


text: slogherete

title: slogherete


text: slogheranno

title: slogheranno


text: slogherei

title: slogherei


text: slogheresti

title: slogheresti


text: slogherebbe

title: slogherebbe


text: slogheremmo

title: slogheremmo


text: sloghereste

title: sloghereste


text: slogherebbero

title: slogherebbero


text: sloghiate

title: sloghiate


text: sloghino

title: sloghino


text: slogassi

title: slogassi


text:
sonaglio

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) bell round the neck of cattle etc.
 * 2) rattle baby's

title: sonaglio


text: slogasse

title: slogasse


text: slogassimo

title: slogassimo


text: slogassero

title: slogassero


text: puis-je

title: puis-je


text: sopravanzando

title: sopravanzando


text: sopravanzante

title: sopravanzante


text:
sopravanzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to surpass
 * 2)  to overcome
 * 3)  to be left over, to remain
 * 4)  to overhang, to jut out

title: sopravanzare


text: sopravanzato

title: sopravanzato


text: sopravanzati

title: sopravanzati


text: sopravanzata

title: sopravanzata


text:
sopravanzo

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) surplus, excess
 * 2) remainder

title: sopravanzo


text: sopravanzi

title: sopravanzi


text: sopravanza

title: sopravanza


text: sopravanziamo

title: sopravanziamo


text: sopravanzate

title: sopravanzate


text: sopravanzano

title: sopravanzano


text: sopravanzavo

title: sopravanzavo


text: sopravanzavi

title: sopravanzavi


text: sopravanzava

title: sopravanzava


text: sopravanzavamo

title: sopravanzavamo


text: sopravanzavate

title: sopravanzavate


text: sopravanzavano

title: sopravanzavano


text: sopravanzai

title: sopravanzai


text: sopravanzasti

title: sopravanzasti


text: sopravanzò

title: sopravanzò


text: sopravanzammo

title: sopravanzammo


text: sopravanzaste

title: sopravanzaste


text: sopravanzarono

title: sopravanzarono


text: sopravanzerò

title: sopravanzerò


text:
ondergistend

Adjective

 * 1) underfermented

title: ondergistend


text:
factuur

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) invoice

title: factuur


text:
bokbier

Etymology
Borrowed from, with a nativised spelling.

title: bokbier


text: doláis

title: doláis


text: dolamos

title: dolamos


text: doléis

title: doléis


text: dolemos

title: dolemos


text: dolerán

title: dolerán


text: dolerás

title: dolerás


text: dolerá

title: dolerá


text: doleréis

title: doleréis


text: doleremos

title: doleremos


text: doleré

title: doleré


text: doleríais

title: doleríais


text: doleríamos

title: doleríamos


text:
plemenski

Adjective

 * 1) tribal

Adverb

 * 1) tribally

title: plemenski


text: dolerían

title: dolerían


text: dolerías

title: dolerías


text: dolería

title: dolería


text: dolíais

title: dolíais


text: dolíamos

title: dolíamos


text: dolían

title: dolían


text: dolías

title: dolías


text:
knjižničarka

Noun

 * 1) librarian

title: knjižničarka


text: dolía

title: dolía


text:
dolido

Adjective

 * 1) hurt (emotionally)

Noun

 * 1)  pain; hurt

title: dolido


text: doliendo

title: doliendo


text: dolierais

title: dolierais


text:
pismenost

Noun

 * 1)  literacy

title: pismenost


text: doliéramos

title: doliéramos


text:
Nedersaksen

Proper noun

 * 1) Lower Saxony

title: Nedersaksen


text:
nepismenost

Noun

 * 1)  illiteracy

title: nepismenost


text: dolieran

title: dolieran


text: dolieras

title: dolieras


text: doliera

title: doliera


text: doliereis

title: doliereis


text:
nepisan

Adjective

 * 1) unwritten

title: nepisan


text: doliéremos

title: doliéremos


text: dolieren

title: dolieren


text: dolieres

title: dolieres


text: doliere

title: doliere


text: dolieron

title: dolieron


text: dolieseis

title: dolieseis


text: doliésemos

title: doliésemos


text: doliesen

title: doliesen


text: dolieses

title: dolieses


text: doliese

title: doliese


text: dolimos

title: dolimos


text: dolió

title: dolió


text: dolisteis

title: dolisteis


text: doliste

title: doliste


text:
poslanica

Noun

 * 1) epistle

title: poslanica


text: dolí

title: dolí


text: duelan

title: duelan


text:
raznolikost

Noun

 * 1) diversity

title: raznolikost


text:
diverzitet

Noun

 * 1) diversity

title: diverzitet


text: duelas

title: duelas


text:
accijns

Etymology
From (whence modern French ), from, ultimately from  +.

Noun

 * 1) excise tax; a tax on certain goods including alcohol, tobacco, and flammable materials

title: accijns


text:
duela

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ago

Usage notes
Often found in the form. Precedes the time period, roughly as a preposition.

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to duel

Etymology 2
, diminutive of, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) stave of barrels, casks, etc.
 * 2)  floorboard

Etymology
From, from.

title: duela


text: duelen

title: duelen


text: dueles

title: dueles


text:
busola

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1)  magnetic compass
 * 2)  compass
 * 3)  guideline; moral compass
 * 1)  guideline; moral compass

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) compass

title: busola


text: duele

title: duele


text:
poplava

Noun

 * 1) flood

Noun

 * 1) flood (overflow of water)

title: poplava


text: sacabais

title: sacabais


text: sacábamos

title: sacábamos


text: sacaban

title: sacaban


text: sacabas

title: sacabas


text: sacaba

title: sacaba


text:
masnica

Noun

 * 1) bruise (medicine)

title: masnica


text:
gerst

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

More distantly related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  barley,
 * 2) barley seed, used for brewing beer

Derived terms
-general:

-barley products:

-types of barley:

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

Noun

 * 1) barley

title: gerst


text:
modrica

Noun

 * 1)  bruise

title: modrica


text: sacad

title: sacad


text:
sacáis

Etymology
Cf. Romani

Noun

 * 1) eyes.

title: sacáis


text: sacamos

title: sacamos


text: sacando

title: sacando


text:
fonološki

Adjective

 * 1) phonological

title: fonološki


text: sacarais

title: sacarais


text: sacáramos

title: sacáramos


text: sacaran

title: sacaran


text: sacarán

title: sacarán


text:
bovengistend

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) overfermented

title: bovengistend


text: sacaras

title: sacaras


text:
fonolog

Noun

 * 1) phonologist

Related terms

 * See

Noun

 * 1) phonologist

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) phonologist

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  phonologist

title: fonolog


text: sacarás

title: sacarás


text: sacara

title: sacara


text: sopravanzerai

title: sopravanzerai


text: sacará

title: sacará


text: sopravanzerà

title: sopravanzerà


text: sopravanzeremo

title: sopravanzeremo


text: sacareis

title: sacareis


text: sopravanzerete

title: sopravanzerete


text: sopravanzeranno

title: sopravanzeranno


text: sacaréis

title: sacaréis


text: sopravanzerei

title: sopravanzerei


text: sacaremos

title: sacaremos


text: sopravanzeresti

title: sopravanzeresti


text: sopravanzerebbe

title: sopravanzerebbe


text: sacáremos

title: sacáremos


text: sopravanzeremmo

title: sopravanzeremmo


text: sopravanzereste

title: sopravanzereste


text: sacaren

title: sacaren


text: sopravanzerebbero

title: sopravanzerebbero


text: gelet

title: gelet


text: sopravanziate

title: sopravanziate


text: sacares

title: sacares


text: sopravanzino

title: sopravanzino


text: sopravanzassi

title: sopravanzassi


text: sacare

title: sacare


text: sopravanzasse

title: sopravanzasse


text: sopravanzassimo

title: sopravanzassimo


text: sopravanzassero

title: sopravanzassero


text: sacaríais

title: sacaríais


text: sacaríamos

title: sacaríamos


text: sacarían

title: sacarían


text: sacarías

title: sacarías


text:
renesanční

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Renaissance

title: renesanční


text: sacaría

title: sacaría


text: sacaron

title: sacaron


text: sacaseis

title: sacaseis


text: sacásemos

title: sacásemos


text: sacasen

title: sacasen


text:
verordening

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) regulation

title: verordening


text: sacases

title: sacases


text: sacase

title: sacase


text: sacasteis

title: sacasteis


text: sacaste

title: sacaste


text: sacas

title: sacas


text:
saca

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to hold, to contain

Noun

 * 1) sack

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) large sack, bag

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1) removal, extraction
 * 2) exportation
 * 3) certified or notarized copy of a document

title: saca


text: sacó

title: sacó


text: saquéis

title: saquéis


text: saquemos

title: saquemos


text: saquen

title: saquen


text: saques

title: saques


text:
saque

Noun

 * 1) withdrawal (of money)
 * 2)  serve

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) expulsion, extraction, act of putting something out
 * 2)  service; serve in racquet sports, the first shot
 * 3)  kick-off
 * 4) appetite
 * 1) appetite

title: saque


text:
saqué

Etymology
.

title: saqué


text:
spettanza

Noun

 * 1) concern
 * 2)  an amount of money due or owing

title: spettanza


text: interesabais

title: interesabais


text: interesábamos

title: interesábamos


text: interesaban

title: interesaban


text: interesabas

title: interesabas


text: interesaba

title: interesaba


text:
ath-bheothachadh

Noun

 * 1) revival, renaissance, rebirth

title: ath-bheothachadh


text:
acotar

Alternative forms

 * (Western Asturias)
 * (Western Asturias)
 * (Western Asturias)

Verb

 * 1) to reserve; keep; book (a space, a seat etc.)
 * 2) to enclose a portion of land, for hunting or to let the grass grow
 * 3) to agree on (a salary)
 * 4) (Llanes) to find a nest

Etymology 1
.

Verb

 * 1)  to bend down
 * 2)  to cut or prune a tree at the ground level so that it can grow sprouts
 * 1)  to cut or prune a tree at the ground level so that it can grow sprouts
 * 1)  to cut or prune a tree at the ground level so that it can grow sprouts

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to annotate (a script of a play) with theatrical notes
 * 2)  to annotate (a topographical map) with indications of the height of the land
 * 3)  to bound (a set)

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to survey land, enclose
 * 2) to prune or lop a tree
 * 3) to annotate a page
 * 4) to mark contours on a map
 * 5)  to qualify, limit
 * 6)  to check, validate
 * 1)  to check, validate

title: acotar


text: interesad

title: interesad


text: interesáis

title: interesáis


text: interesamos

title: interesamos


text: interesando

title: interesando


text: spigolando

title: spigolando


text:
spigolare

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to glean

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to tilt the skis by shifting one's weight on their edges

title: spigolare


text: spigolante

title: spigolante


text: spigolato

title: spigolato


text: interesarais

title: interesarais


text: spigolati

title: spigolati


text: interesáramos

title: interesáramos


text: spigolata

title: spigolata


text: interesaran

title: interesaran


text: interesarán

title: interesarán


text:
spigola

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) European seabass

title: spigola


text: interesaras

title: interesaras


text: spigoliamo

title: spigoliamo


text: spigolate

title: spigolate


text:
stampedo

Noun

 * 1) stampede

title: stampedo


text: interesarás

title: interesarás


text: spigolano

title: spigolano


text: interesara

title: interesara


text: spigolavo

title: spigolavo


text: spigolavi

title: spigolavi


text: interesará

title: interesará


text: spigolava

title: spigolava


text: interesareis

title: interesareis


text: spigolavamo

title: spigolavamo


text: interesaréis

title: interesaréis


text: spigolavate

title: spigolavate


text: spigolavano

title: spigolavano


text: interesaremos

title: interesaremos


text: spigolai

title: spigolai


text:
iznenadan

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sudden

title: iznenadan


text: spigolasti

title: spigolasti


text: interesáremos

title: interesáremos


text: spigolò

title: spigolò


text:
nenadan

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sudden, unexpected

title: nenadan


text:
fenced in

Adjective

 * 1) Enclosed.
 * 2) Completely surrounded.

title: fenced in


text: spigolammo

title: spigolammo


text: interesaren

title: interesaren


text: spigolaste

title: spigolaste


text: spigolarono

title: spigolarono


text: interesares

title: interesares


text:
koramikino

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a girlfriend female partner in a romantic relationship

title: koramikino


text: steli

title: steli


text: spigolerò

title: spigolerò


text: spigolerai

title: spigolerai


text: spigolerà

title: spigolerà


text: interesare

title: interesare


text: spigoleremo

title: spigoleremo


text: interesaré

title: interesaré


text: spigolerete

title: spigolerete


text: Kammryn

title: Kammryn


text: spigoleranno

title: spigoleranno


text: interesaríais

title: interesaríais


text: spigolerei

title: spigolerei


text:
acotado

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) enclosed, fenced in

title: acotado


text: interesaríamos

title: interesaríamos


text: spigoleresti

title: spigoleresti


text:
koramiko

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a boyfriend male partner in a romantic relationship
 * 2) a romantic partner of any gender
 * 1) a romantic partner of any gender
 * 1) a romantic partner of any gender

title: koramiko


text: interesarían

title: interesarían


text: interesarías

title: interesarías


text: interesaría

title: interesaría


text: interesaron

title: interesaron


text: spigolerebbe

title: spigolerebbe


text: spigoleremmo

title: spigoleremmo


text: spigolereste

title: spigolereste


text: interesaseis

title: interesaseis


text: spigolerebbero

title: spigolerebbero


text: interesásemos

title: interesásemos


text: stemperando

title: stemperando


text: spigoliate

title: spigoliate


text:
stemperare

Etymology
From it.

Verb

 * 1)  to dissolve or dilute
 * 2) to make less intense; to attenuate; to blunt
 * 3)  to render impure; to corrupt
 * 4)  to blunt; to dull
 * 5)  to deprive (someone) of strength or energy; to weaken
 * 1)  to render impure; to corrupt
 * 2)  to blunt; to dull
 * 3)  to deprive (someone) of strength or energy; to weaken
 * 1)  to blunt; to dull
 * 2)  to deprive (someone) of strength or energy; to weaken
 * 1)  to deprive (someone) of strength or energy; to weaken

title: stemperare


text: interesasen

title: interesasen


text: stemperante

title: stemperante


text: spigolino

title: spigolino


text: stemperato

title: stemperato


text: interesases

title: interesases


text: stemperati

title: stemperati


text: spigolassi

title: spigolassi


text: interesase

title: interesase


text: stemperata

title: stemperata


text: spigolasse

title: spigolasse


text: stempero

title: stempero


text: spigolassimo

title: spigolassimo


text: stemperi

title: stemperi


text: interesasteis

title: interesasteis


text: spigolassero

title: spigolassero


text: stempera

title: stempera


text: interesaste

title: interesaste


text: stemperiamo

title: stemperiamo


text: stemperate

title: stemperate


text: stemperano

title: stemperano


text: stemperavo

title: stemperavo


text:
interesa

Adjective

 * 1) interesting

Etymology
or.

Verb

 * 1) to interest

title: interesa


text: stemperavi

title: stemperavi


text: stemperava

title: stemperava


text: intereséis

title: intereséis


text: stemperavamo

title: stemperavamo


text:
stoltamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) stupidly, foolishly

title: stoltamente


text: interesemos

title: interesemos


text: stemperavate

title: stemperavate


text: stemperavano

title: stemperavano


text: interesen

title: interesen


text: stemperai

title: stemperai


text: stemperasti

title: stemperasti


text: stemperò

title: stemperò


text: intereses

title: intereses


text: stemperammo

title: stemperammo


text: stemperaste

title: stemperaste


text: stemperarono

title: stemperarono


text:
interese

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) interestingly

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) To interest; to be interested.

Etymology 1
.

title: interese


text: stempererò

title: stempererò


text: stempererai

title: stempererai


text: interesé

title: interesé


text: stempererà

title: stempererà


text:
plano acotado

Noun

 * 1) contour map

title: plano acotado


text: stempereremo

title: stempereremo


text: stempererete

title: stempererete


text: interesó

title: interesó


text: stempereranno

title: stempereranno


text: stempererei

title: stempererei


text: stempereresti

title: stempereresti


text: stempererebbe

title: stempererebbe


text: stempereremmo

title: stempereremmo


text: stemperereste

title: stemperereste


text: confiabais

title: confiabais


text: stempererebbero

title: stempererebbero


text: stemperiate

title: stemperiate


text: stemperino

title: stemperino


text: confiábamos

title: confiábamos


text: stemperassi

title: stemperassi


text: confiaban

title: confiaban


text: stemperasse

title: stemperasse


text: stemperassimo

title: stemperassimo


text: confiabas

title: confiabas


text: stemperassero

title: stemperassero


text: confiaba

title: confiaba


text:
contour map

Noun

 * 1)  A map made to show the relief measurements of the land by means of contour lines.

Translations

 * Irish: léarscáil chomh-airde, léarscáil chomhrianach, mapa comh-airde, mapa comhrianach
 * Spanish: plano acotado

title: contour map


text: confiad

title: confiad


text: confiáis

title: confiáis


text: confiamos

title: confiamos


text: confiando

title: confiando


text:
praslavenski

Adjective

 * 1)  Proto-Slavic
 * 2)  the Proto-Slavic language

title: praslavenski


text: confían

title: confían


text: confiarais

title: confiarais


text: confiáramos

title: confiáramos


text: confiaran

title: confiaran


text: confiarán

title: confiarán


text: confiaras

title: confiaras


text: confiarás

title: confiarás


text: confiara

title: confiara


text: confiará

title: confiará


text:
User talk:Alexandre1968

Discussion

title: User talk:Alexandre1968


text: confiareis

title: confiareis


text: confiaréis

title: confiaréis


text: confiaremos

title: confiaremos


text: confiáremos

title: confiáremos


text: confiaren

title: confiaren


text:
tamerice

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tamarisk

title: tamerice


text: confiares

title: confiares


text: confiare

title: confiare


text: confiaré

title: confiaré


text: confiaríais

title: confiaríais


text: confiaríamos

title: confiaríamos


text: confiarían

title: confiarían


text: confiarías

title: confiarías


text: confiaría

title: confiaría


text: confiaron

title: confiaron


text: confiaseis

title: confiaseis


text: confiásemos

title: confiásemos


text:
temerità

Etymology
.

title: temerità


text: confiasen

title: confiasen


text: confiases

title: confiases


text: confiase

title: confiase


text: confiasteis

title: confiasteis


text: confiaste

title: confiaste


text:
temerarietà

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) recklessness, rashness, temerity
 * 2) boldness, derring-do

title: temerarietà


text: confías

title: confías


text: confía

title: confía


text: confiéis

title: confiéis


text: confiemos

title: confiemos


text: confíen

title: confíen


text: confíes

title: confíes


text: confíe

title: confíe


text: confío

title: confío


text: confió

title: confió


text: temermi

title: temermi


text: temerti

title: temerti


text:
temersi

Verb

 * 1) to frighten each other (or oneself)

title: temersi


text: temerci

title: temerci


text: temervi

title: temervi


text: temendosi

title: temendosi


text: temendomi

title: temendomi


text: temendoti

title: temendoti


text: temendoci

title: temendoci


text: temendovi

title: temendovi


text: acordabais

title: acordabais


text: acordábamos

title: acordábamos


text: temiti

title: temiti


text: temiamoci

title: temiamoci


text: acordaban

title: acordaban


text: temetevi

title: temetevi


text:
tendaggio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  curtains, drapes

title: tendaggio


text: acordabas

title: acordabas


text: acordaba

title: acordaba


text:
tigna

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to honour
 * 2)  to worship

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ringworm

Verb

 * 1) to honour, worship
 * 2)  be exalted, glorified

title: tigna


text: acordad

title: acordad


text: acordáis

title: acordáis


text: acordamos

title: acordamos


text: acordando

title: acordando


text: acordarais

title: acordarais


text: acordáramos

title: acordáramos


text: acordaran

title: acordaran


text:
toporagno

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shrew

title: toporagno


text: acordarán

title: acordarán


text: acordaras

title: acordaras


text: acordarás

title: acordarás


text:
tosatura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shearing
 * 2) clipping
 * 3) trimming

title: tosatura


text: acordara

title: acordara


text: acordará

title: acordará


text: acordareis

title: acordareis


text: acordaréis

title: acordaréis


text: acordaremos

title: acordaremos


text: acordáremos

title: acordáremos


text: acordaren

title: acordaren