text: cosquilleaba

title: cosquilleaba


text: processen

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

title: processen


text: cosquilleado

title: cosquilleado


text: cosquillead

title: cosquillead


text: cosquilleáis

title: cosquilleáis


text:
interpretabile

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) interpretable

title: interpretabile


text: cosquilleamos

title: cosquilleamos


text: cosquilleando

title: cosquilleando


text: cosquillean

title: cosquillean


text: cosquillearais

title: cosquillearais


text: cosquilleáramos

title: cosquilleáramos


text: cosquillearan

title: cosquillearan


text: cosquillearán

title: cosquillearán


text: cosquillearas

title: cosquillearas


text: cosquillearás

title: cosquillearás


text: cosquilleara

title: cosquilleara


text: cosquilleará

title: cosquilleará


text: cosquilleareis

title: cosquilleareis


text: cosquillearéis

title: cosquillearéis


text: cosquillearemos

title: cosquillearemos


text: cosquilleáremos

title: cosquilleáremos


text: cosquillearen

title: cosquillearen


text:
invariante

Adjective

 * 1) invariant (all senses)

Noun

 * 1) invariant

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) invariant that does not vary
 * 2)  invariant that is not affected by a specified operation
 * 1)  invariant that is not affected by a specified operation

Noun

 * 1) invariant invariant value, quantity or function

Noun

 * 1) invariant

title: invariante


text: cosquilleares

title: cosquilleares


text: cosquilleare

title: cosquilleare


text: cosquillearé

title: cosquillearé


text: uitgesproken

title: uitgesproken


text: cosquillearíais

title: cosquillearíais


text: cosquillearíamos

title: cosquillearíamos


text: cosquillearían

title: cosquillearían


text: cosquillearías

title: cosquillearías


text: cosquillearía

title: cosquillearía


text: cosquillearon

title: cosquillearon


text: cosquilleaseis

title: cosquilleaseis


text: cosquilleásemos

title: cosquilleásemos


text:
piccolezza

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) smallness
 * 2) meanness
 * 3) trifle (small, unimportant thing)

title: piccolezza


text: cosquilleasen

title: cosquilleasen


text: cosquilleases

title: cosquilleases


text: cosquillease

title: cosquillease


text: cosquilleasteis

title: cosquilleasteis


text: cosquilleaste

title: cosquilleaste


text: cosquilleas

title: cosquilleas


text: cosquillea

title: cosquillea


text:
onvoorwaardelijk

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unconditional

title: onvoorwaardelijk


text: promettenti

title: promettenti


text: cosquilleéis

title: cosquilleéis


text: cosquilleemos

title: cosquilleemos


text: cosquilleen

title: cosquilleen


text: cosquillees

title: cosquillees


text: cosquillee

title: cosquillee


text: cosquilleé

title: cosquilleé


text:
cosquilleo

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) tickling

title: cosquilleo


text: cosquilleó

title: cosquilleó


text: ensañabais

title: ensañabais


text: ensañábamos

title: ensañábamos


text:
ongeldig

Adjective

 * 1) invalid, void

title: ongeldig


text: ensañaban

title: ensañaban


text: ensañabas

title: ensañabas


text: ensañaba

title: ensañaba


text: ensañado

title: ensañado


text:
outside back

Noun

 * 1)  a back whose primary job it is to exploit space created by the inside backs, i.e. the outside centre, both wingers, and the full back

title: outside back


text: ensañad

title: ensañad


text: ensañáis

title: ensañáis


text: afgelegd

title: afgelegd


text: ensañamos

title: ensañamos


text: ensañando

title: ensañando


text: ensañan

title: ensañan


text:
openside flanker

Noun

 * 1)  a forward position in rugby union, usually number 7.

Translations

 * Czech: pravý rváček

title: openside flanker


text: ensañarais

title: ensañarais


text: ensañáramos

title: ensañáramos


text: ensañaran

title: ensañaran


text: ensañarán

title: ensañarán


text:
femme incomprise

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A misunderstood or unappreciated woman.

title: femme incomprise


text: ensañaras

title: ensañaras


text: ensañarás

title: ensañarás


text: ensañara

title: ensañara


text: ensañará

title: ensañará


text: incomprise

title: incomprise


text: backline

title: backline


text: ensañareis

title: ensañareis


text: ensañaréis

title: ensañaréis


text: ensañaremos

title: ensañaremos


text: ensañáremos

title: ensañáremos


text:
incompris

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) misunderstood

Noun

 * 1) a misunderstood person

title: incompris


text: ensañaren

title: ensañaren


text: ensañares

title: ensañares


text: ensañare

title: ensañare


text: ensañaré

title: ensañaré


text: ensañaríais

title: ensañaríais


text: ensañaríamos

title: ensañaríamos


text:
scrummager

Noun

 * 1)  One who scrummages; usually used in reference to the qualities of front row forwards.
 * Their tighthead is a great scrummager, but is not very good in the loose.

title: scrummager


text: ensañarían

title: ensañarían


text:
User talk:Actam

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Notes about pronunciations
First of all, thank you for your contributions so far. There are a couple of small points I need to raise though, primarily about formatting and conventions on Wiktionary - * ,
 * As UK pronunciations can be either rhotic or non-rhotic we transcribe both, usually in the same string by using parentheses, e.g. and, never with superscript.
 * Similarly other optional phones in a pronunciation are also marked with parentheses rather than superscript, e.g..
 * The phones and  are not found in UK speech. In the case of the former you might have confused it with the schwa  - it's easily done! In the case of the latter, use.
 * While is sometimes used elsewhere to transcribe the r sound in English, e.g.  as  this is incorrect. For historic reasons (which will be dealt with at some time in the future) we use  in rhymes templates, but use the correct  in the actual pronunciations.
 * If you can, it is helpful if when adding an IPA transcription that you add the SAMPA one also.
 * Audio is linked to on the line following an IPA/SAMPA transcription, and is preceded by an indent. e.g.
 * }

Lastly, some useful links to help you - International Phonetic Alphabet for English, SAMPA chart for English and Category:Requests for pronunciation.

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title: User talk:Actam


text: ensañarías

title: ensañarías


text: ensañaría

title: ensañaría


text: ensañaron

title: ensañaron


text:
spasmogen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A substance which induces spasms.
 * When tested on rats, the compound was found to be a spasmogen.

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) spasmogenic

title: spasmogen


text: ensañaseis

title: ensañaseis


text: ensañásemos

title: ensañásemos


text: spasmogens

title: spasmogens


text: ensañasen

title: ensañasen


text: ensañases

title: ensañases


text: ensañase

title: ensañase


text: ensañasteis

title: ensañasteis


text: ensañaste

title: ensañaste


text: ensañas

title: ensañas


text: ensaña

title: ensaña


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title: ensañéis


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title: ensañemos


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title: ensañen


text: ensañes

title: ensañes


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title: ensañe


text: ensañé

title: ensañé


text: ensaño

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text: ensañó

title: ensañó


text: masturbabais

title: masturbabais


text: masturbábamos

title: masturbábamos


text: masturbaban

title: masturbaban


text: masturbabas

title: masturbabas


text: masturbaba

title: masturbaba


text:
masturbado

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) masturbation

title: masturbado


text: masturbad

title: masturbad


text: masturbáis

title: masturbáis


text: masturbamos

title: masturbamos


text: masturban

title: masturban


text: masturbarais

title: masturbarais


text: masturbáramos

title: masturbáramos


text: masturbaran

title: masturbaran


text: masturbarán

title: masturbarán


text: masturbaras

title: masturbaras


text: masturbarás

title: masturbarás


text: masturbara

title: masturbara


text:
musculotropic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Acting on muscle tissue, particularly with a stimulating effect.

Translations

 * French:
 * German: muskulotrop
 * Korean: 향근육성

Noun

 * 1)  An antispasmodic drug which acts upon muscle.

title: musculotropic


text: masturbará

title: masturbará


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title: masturbareis


text: masturbaréis

title: masturbaréis


text: masturbaremos

title: masturbaremos


text: masturbáremos

title: masturbáremos


text: masturbaren

title: masturbaren


text: razorblade

title: razorblade


text: masturbares

title: masturbares


text: masturbaré

title: masturbaré


text:
ispred

Etymology
From.

Preposition

 * 1) in front of, before
 * 2) ahead
 * 1) ahead

title: ispred


text: masturbaríais

title: masturbaríais


text: masturbaríamos

title: masturbaríamos


text: masturbarían

title: masturbarían


text: masturbarías

title: masturbarías


text: masturbaría

title: masturbaría


text: masturbaron

title: masturbaron


text: masturbaseis

title: masturbaseis


text: masturbásemos

title: masturbásemos


text: masturbasen

title: masturbasen


text: masturbases

title: masturbases


text: masturbasteis

title: masturbasteis


text: masturbéis

title: masturbéis


text: masturbemos

title: masturbemos


text: masturben

title: masturben


text: masturbó

title: masturbó


text: Szajna

title: Szajna


text: engrillabais

title: engrillabais


text: engrillábamos

title: engrillábamos


text: engrillaban

title: engrillaban


text: engrillabas

title: engrillabas


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title: engrillaba


text: engrillado

title: engrillado


text: engrillad

title: engrillad


text:
User talk:87.254.76.1

Seig Heil
This information is not etymological, and has been removed. --EncycloPetey 17:35, 16 October 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:87.254.76.1


text: engrilláis

title: engrilláis


text: engrillamos

title: engrillamos


text: engrillando

title: engrillando


text: engrillan

title: engrillan


text: engrillarais

title: engrillarais


text: engrilláramos

title: engrilláramos


text: engrillaran

title: engrillaran


text: engrillarán

title: engrillarán


text: engrillaras

title: engrillaras


text: engrillarás

title: engrillarás


text: engrillara

title: engrillara


text: engrillará

title: engrillará


text: engrillareis

title: engrillareis


text: engrillaréis

title: engrillaréis


text: engrillaremos

title: engrillaremos


text: engrilláremos

title: engrilláremos


text: engrillaren

title: engrillaren


text: engrillares

title: engrillares


text: engrillare

title: engrillare


text: engrillaré

title: engrillaré


text: engrillaríais

title: engrillaríais


text: engrillaríamos

title: engrillaríamos


text: engrillarían

title: engrillarían


text: engrillarías

title: engrillarías


text: engrillaría

title: engrillaría


text: engrillaron

title: engrillaron


text: engrillaseis

title: engrillaseis


text: engrillásemos

title: engrillásemos


text: engrillasen

title: engrillasen


text: engrillases

title: engrillases


text: engrillase

title: engrillase


text: engrillasteis

title: engrillasteis


text: engrillaste

title: engrillaste


text: engrillas

title: engrillas


text: engrilla

title: engrilla


text:
van tevoren

Adverb

 * 1) beforehand, in advance

title: van tevoren


text: engrilléis

title: engrilléis


text: engrillemos

title: engrillemos


text: engrillen

title: engrillen


text: engrilles

title: engrilles


text: engrille

title: engrille


text: engrillé

title: engrillé


text: engrillo

title: engrillo


text: gedaagd

title: gedaagd


text: engrilló

title: engrilló


text: ontkracht

title: ontkracht


text: cellisqueaba

title: cellisqueaba


text:
mutabile

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) changeable, variable

title: mutabile


text: cellisqueado

title: cellisqueado


text: vrijgesproken

title: vrijgesproken


text: cellisqueando

title: cellisqueando


text:
beginpunt

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) starting point

title: beginpunt


text: cellisqueara

title: cellisqueara


text: cellisqueará

title: cellisqueará


text: cellisqueare

title: cellisqueare


text: cellisquearía

title: cellisquearía


text: filabuster

title: filabuster


text: cellisquea

title: cellisquea


text: cellisquee

title: cellisquee


text: cellisqueó

title: cellisqueó


text: empuñabais

title: empuñabais


text: empuñábamos

title: empuñábamos


text: empuñaban

title: empuñaban


text:
User talk:Msh210/Archive/niqqud and excessive spellings, redux

niqqud and excessive spellings, redux
I don't think we've ever had a really satisfactory solution for the whole niqqud vs. excessive spellings thing, and it's been bothering me.

What do you think of this approach? : [[פינק]]

It would probably be painful for conjugation tables, though. :-/

Also, unrelatedly: L'shanah tova U-m'tuka! :-D

—Ruakh TALK 17:34, 28 September 2008 (UTC)

 * שנה טובה to you, too! Commenting on this version: I have no major objection to the inflection line, but I prefer to have the alternative spelling listed s.v. ===Alternative spellings=== instead. I still think that both spellings should have entries, each linking to the other. Links from other pages should go to the more common spelling (for words used currently, or even a thousand years ago, that's probably usually the "full" spelling; for words found only in תנ״ך, it's often the "lacking" spelling). —msh210 ℠ 17:16, 2 October 2008 (UTC)

 * More of my opinion, since you asked: The "full" spelling, since the matres take the place of vowels, should lack vowels on the inflection line and in the PAGENAME, the way you did פינק. As to the "lacking" spelling, its inflection line should have vowels (also as you did פינק). Its PAGENAME I'm not sure about. I know our policy hitherto has been to not put vowels in PAGENAMEs, but I'm not so sure that that's smart: consider the page ישב. If we could split it up by vowelization, we'd have many more pages, but each would be much more legible. (It might require a vote, though, to allow disambiguation pages from unvoweled forms.) More discussion on this issue is at Talk:ישב, and related discussion is currently at the BP (permanent link). —msh210 ℠ 17:16, 2 October 2008 (UTC)

 * Conjugation tables are not the only reason to not combine the "full" and "lacking" spellings into one page: there's also the general Wiktionary policy of splitting up different forms of a word. —msh210 ℠ 17:16, 2 October 2008 (UTC)

 * I anticipate reading your further thoughts, but please note that I won't be very active here for the near future.—msh210 ℠ 17:16, 2 October 2008 (UTC)

 * Thanks. I do agree that we should have entries for both; usually I only bother with the more common spelling, but a long time ago I created and, which I use when I do bother with the other one for whatever reason. (Usually it's when I'm creating a pa`al entry with corresponding pi`el entry.) I just meant this as a way to include niqqud in entries for k'tiv male', without putting niqqud in the actual k'tiv male' spellings (which is what my Hebrew-English dictionaries do, but which is somewhat misleading) and without using the "Alternative spellings" header as a way to indicate niqqud, which isn't exactly its purpose (since niqqud isn't really part of the spelling). I've added the "Alternative spellings" section now to [[פינק]], to make that clearer. —Ruakh TALK 11:26, 6 October 2008 (UTC)

 * Oh; yeah, I agree there should be no vowels in "full"y-spelled words, except where the two spellings coincide. What do you think of vowels in PAGENAMEs?—msh210 ℠ 16:49, 7 October 2008 (UTC)

 * I don't think we should have vowels in entry titles, because AFAIK there's been no point in Hebrew history when writing with niqqud was anywhere near as common as writing without. In fact, I think niqqud was invented by the Masoretes, so niqqud in Biblical words is sort of fake (in that it reflects the Masoretic traditional pronunciation, rather than the actual pronunciation at time of writing). Also, because there's no one standard version of what constitutes niqqud; would we include meteg? How about non-meteg ta'amei kria? And some modern works (including many siddurim) try to distinguish between sh'va na and sh'va nakh and/or between qamatz gadol and qamatz qatan; would we try to incorporate that? Granted, these are issues we need to address whether or not we include vowels in entry titles; but I don't think we should include vowels in entry titles unless we're quite confident that we're addressing this issues rightly (if that's even possible). And it's easy to go from the spelling with niqqud to the spelling without — we can even add JavaScript to do that automatically — but if the entry title is the version with niqqud, readers will be screwed unless they can guess which niqqud they need. (I'm assuming you intend for the niqqud-less spelling to be a list of soft redirects, but those aren't useful to readers who come across a word without niqqud unless they already have a good idea what they're looking at.) —Ruakh TALK 15:45, 10 October 2008 (UTC)


text: empuñáis

title: empuñáis


text: empuñamos

title: empuñamos


text: empuñando

title: empuñando


text: empuñan

title: empuñan


text:
maarschalk

Etymology
From, , , from , from. Equivalent to. .

title: maarschalk


text: empuñarais

title: empuñarais


text: empuñáramos

title: empuñáramos


text: empuñaran

title: empuñaran


text: empuñarán

title: empuñarán


text: empuñaras

title: empuñaras


text:
aleatoric

Etymology
(see ).

Adjective

 * 1) Having an element of.
 * 2)  Of or pertaining to works that have been produced with an element of chance (aleatoricism).
 * 3) * 2005, Noël Carroll, “Formalism”, in The Routledge Companion to Aesthetics, eds. Berys Gaut and Dominic McIver Lopes (Master e-book IBSN 0203991923), page 89
 * Some artists, like John Cage, have adopted aleatoric methods of composition in order to remove any trace of authorial expression from their work.
 * Some artists, like John Cage, have adopted aleatoric methods of composition in order to remove any trace of authorial expression from their work.

Translations

 * Polish:

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) random

title: aleatoric


text: empuñarás

title: empuñarás


text: empuñara

title: empuñara


text: empuñará

title: empuñará


text: empuñareis

title: empuñareis


text: empuñaréis

title: empuñaréis


text: empuñaremos

title: empuñaremos


text:
urbanisieren

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to urbanize

title: urbanisieren


text:
plebejus

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) plebeian

Noun

 * 1) plebeian

title: plebejus


text: empuñáremos

title: empuñáremos


text: empuñaren

title: empuñaren


text: empuñares

title: empuñares


text:
User talk:Roggy

welcome
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abeo
This doesn't mean "to pass away", it means "I pass away"; the implied subject is the first-person singular, so our definitions should reflect that. --EncycloPetey 18:25, 16 October 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:Roggy


text: empuñare

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text: empuñaríamos

title: empuñaríamos


text:
User talk:Andyt922~enwiktionary

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title: User talk:Andyt922~enwiktionary


text: empuñarían

title: empuñarían


text: empuñarías

title: empuñarías


text:
töklámpás

Noun

 * 1) jack-o'-lantern

title: töklámpás


text: empuñaría

title: empuñaría


text: empuñaron

title: empuñaron


text: empuñaseis

title: empuñaseis


text: empuñásemos

title: empuñásemos


text: empuñasen

title: empuñasen


text: empuñases

title: empuñases


text: empuñase

title: empuñase


text: empuñasteis

title: empuñasteis


text: empuñaste

title: empuñaste


text: empuñas

title: empuñas


text: empuña

title: empuña


text: empuñéis

title: empuñéis


text: empuñemos

title: empuñemos


text: empuñen

title: empuñen


text: empuñes

title: empuñes


text: empuñe

title: empuñe


text: empuñé

title: empuñé


text: empuño

title: empuño


text: empuñó

title: empuñó


text: empuñabas

title: empuñabas


text: empuñaba

title: empuñaba


text: empuñado

title: empuñado


text: cronometrabais

title: cronometrabais


text: cronometrábamos

title: cronometrábamos


text: cronometraban

title: cronometraban


text: cronometrabas

title: cronometrabas


text: cronometraba

title: cronometraba


text: cronometrado

title: cronometrado


text: cronometrad

title: cronometrad


text: cronometráis

title: cronometráis


text: cronometramos

title: cronometramos


text:
gelatus

Etymology 1
Perfect active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) frozen, congealed, having been frozen.
 * 2) frightened, petrified, having been frightened.

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) frost

title: gelatus


text: cronometran

title: cronometran


text: cronometrarais

title: cronometrarais


text: cronometráramos

title: cronometráramos


text: cronometraran

title: cronometraran


text: cronometrarán

title: cronometrarán


text: cronometraras

title: cronometraras


text: cronometrarás

title: cronometrarás


text: cronometrara

title: cronometrara


text: cronometrará

title: cronometrará


text: cronometrareis

title: cronometrareis


text: cronometraréis

title: cronometraréis


text:
gelans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) freezing, congealing
 * 2) frightening, petrifying

title: gelans


text:
cutover

Adjective

 * 1) Having been cleared of valuable timber.

Noun

 * 1) An area of cutover land.
 * 2) The discontinuity that occurs when switching from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar.
 * 3) The process of quickly replacing a telephone switchboard, in which the connections are duplicated to the new machine and the original connections are then suddenly disconnected.
 * 4)  Any process of quickly replacing a machine so as to minimize downtime.
 * 1)  Any process of quickly replacing a machine so as to minimize downtime.

title: cutover


text: cronometraremos

title: cronometraremos


text: cronometráremos

title: cronometráremos


text: cronometraren

title: cronometraren


text:
opperbevelhebber

Etymology
From. First attested in the 17th century.

Noun

 * , supreme commander

title: opperbevelhebber


text: cronometrares

title: cronometrares


text: cronometraré

title: cronometraré


text: cronometraríais

title: cronometraríais


text: cronometraríamos

title: cronometraríamos


text: cronometrarían

title: cronometrarían


text: cronometrarías

title: cronometrarías


text: cronometraría

title: cronometraría


text: cronometraron

title: cronometraron


text: cronometraseis

title: cronometraseis


text: cronometrásemos

title: cronometrásemos


text: cronometrasen

title: cronometrasen


text: cronometrases

title: cronometrases


text: cronometrase

title: cronometrase


text: cronometrasteis

title: cronometrasteis


text:
aanklager

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) accuser
 * 2) prosecutor
 * 3)  a word in the accusative case

title: aanklager


text: cronometras

title: cronometras


text: cronometréis

title: cronometréis


text: cronometremos

title: cronometremos


text: cronometren

title: cronometren


text: cronometres

title: cronometres


text: cronometre

title: cronometre


text: cronometré

title: cronometré


text:
relativistico

Adjective

 * 1) relativistic

title: relativistico


text: cronometró

title: cronometró


text:
se tirer une balle dans le pied

Verb

 * 1)  to shoot oneself in the foot

Usage notes
Not to be confused with.

Conjugation

 * see

title: se tirer une balle dans le pied


text:
cúg

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  draught a current of air
 * 2)  a flexible insert in both sides of a boot that doesn't have shoelaces
 * 1)  a flexible insert in both sides of a boot that doesn't have shoelaces
 * 1)  a flexible insert in both sides of a boot that doesn't have shoelaces

title: cúg


text: murabais

title: murabais


text: murábamos

title: murábamos


text: muraban

title: muraban


text:
oorlogsmisdrijf

Etymology
From.

title: oorlogsmisdrijf


text: murabas

title: murabas


text:
stroboscopio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stroboscope

title: stroboscopio


text: muraba

title: muraba


text: murado

title: murado


text:
stroboscopico

Etymology
From, , or.

Adjective

 * 1)  stroboscopic

title: stroboscopico


text:
murad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) intention, purpose
 * 2) target, goal, aim

Etymology
From, see there for more.

Noun

 * 1) myrtle

title: murad


text:
Conservative

Noun

 * 1)  A member of a political party incorporating the word "Conservative" in its name.
 * 2)  A member of the Conservative party.
 * 3)  A member or supporter of the, or its predecessors, or provincial equivalents, or their predecessors
 * 4)  pertaining to Conservative Judaism
 * 1)  pertaining to Conservative Judaism

Translations

 * French: ,

title: Conservative


text: murarais

title: murarais


text: muráramos

title: muráramos


text: muraran

title: muraran


text: murarán

title: murarán


text: muraras

title: muraras


text: murarás

title: murarás


text: murara

title: murara


text: murará

title: murará


text: murareis

title: murareis


text: muraréis

title: muraréis


text:
huzat

Noun

 * 1) cover on a piece of furniture or a pillow or a blanket
 * 2) draft, draught a current of air
 * 1) draft, draught a current of air

title: huzat


text: muraremos

title: muraremos


text:
kaolinize

Verb

 * 1) To convert into kaolin.

title: kaolinize


text: muráremos

title: muráremos


text: muraren

title: muraren


text: murares

title: murares


text: geschonden

title: geschonden


text: muraré

title: muraré


text: muraríais

title: muraríais


text: muraríamos

title: muraríamos


text:
huzatos

Adjective

 * 1)  covered having a cover or case
 * 2)  draughty, drafty

title: huzatos


text:
Talk:hick

From the surname Hick
The pejorative "hick" comes from the surname Hick which was a common surname in West Virginia in the 18th century. The likely reason for the pejorative meaning is the relationship between Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Originally (1700-1775) Western Pennsylvania was part of Virginia and was settled from Virginia. Consequently there were many farmers, especially in Southwest Pennsylvania named "Hick" who had originally come from West Virginia. Later on (1776-1850) when large-scale immigration occurred mostly from New Jersey and New York more urbane farmers and city dwellers settled the area. These settlers were richer and more educated but in many cases occupied the same towns and schools as the older West Virginia farmers who the newcomers began to refer to as "hicks".

title: Talk:hick


text: murarían

title: murarían


text: murarías

title: murarías


text: muraría

title: muraría


text: muraron

title: muraron


text: muraseis

title: muraseis


text: murásemos

title: murásemos


text:
verweer

Noun

 * 1) defense (US); defence (Commonwealth): e.g. something that a defendant says at a trial

title: verweer


text: murasen

title: murasen


text: murases

title: murases


text: murase

title: murase


text: murasteis

title: murasteis


text: muras

title: muras


text: muréis

title: muréis


text:
cúgos

Adjective

 * 1)  draughty, drafty not properly sealed against drafts
 * 2)  elastic-sided
 * 1)  elastic-sided

title: cúgos


text: muremos

title: muremos


text: geveegd

title: geveegd


text:
muren

Noun

 * 1) crumb

Etymology
, from, from.

Verb

 * 1)  To enclose or surround; to wall in.

title: muren


text: muré

title: muré


text:
flamant

Adjective

 * 1)  Flaming (typically gules unless another color is specified).

Alternative forms

 * flambant
 * flammant

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) flaming on fire with visible flames
 * 2) brand new
 * 1) brand new

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) flamingo

title: flamant


text: muró

title: muró


text: chorreabais

title: chorreabais


text: chorreábamos

title: chorreábamos


text: chorreaban

title: chorreaban


text: chorreabas

title: chorreabas


text: chorreaba

title: chorreaba


text:
chorreado

Adjective

 * 1)  angry, sick and tired

title: chorreado


text: chorread

title: chorread


text: chorreáis

title: chorreáis


text: chorreamos

title: chorreamos


text: chorreando

title: chorreando


text: chorrean

title: chorrean


text: chorrearais

title: chorrearais


text:
verstikking

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) asphyxiation, suffocation

title: verstikking


text: chorreáramos

title: chorreáramos


text: chorrearan

title: chorrearan


text: chorrearán

title: chorrearán


text: chorrearas

title: chorrearas


text: chorrearás

title: chorrearás


text: chorreara

title: chorreara


text:
met opzet

Prepositional phrase

 * 1) deliberately, on purpose

title: met opzet


text: chorreará

title: chorreará


text: chorreareis

title: chorreareis


text: chorrearéis

title: chorrearéis


text: chorrearemos

title: chorrearemos


text:
opzet

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) design, plan (concept)

Noun

 * 1) intention, intent

title: opzet


text: chorreáremos

title: chorreáremos


text: chorrearen

title: chorrearen


text: chorreares

title: chorreares


text: chorreare

title: chorreare


text: chorrearé

title: chorrearé


text: chorrearíais

title: chorrearíais


text: chorrearíamos

title: chorrearíamos


text: chorrearían

title: chorrearían


text: chorrearías

title: chorrearías


text: chorrearía

title: chorrearía


text: chorrearon

title: chorrearon


text: chorreaseis

title: chorreaseis


text: chorreásemos

title: chorreásemos


text: chorreasen

title: chorreasen


text: chorreases

title: chorreases


text: chorrease

title: chorrease


text: chorreasteis

title: chorreasteis


text: chorreaste

title: chorreaste


text: chorreas

title: chorreas


text: chorrea

title: chorrea


text: chorreéis

title: chorreéis


text: chorreemos

title: chorreemos


text: chorreen

title: chorreen


text: chorrees

title: chorrees


text: chorree

title: chorree


text: chorreé

title: chorreé


text:
chorreo

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) gush; spurt
 * 2)  squirt

title: chorreo


text: chorreó

title: chorreó


text: fileteabais

title: fileteabais


text: fileteábamos

title: fileteábamos


text: fileteaban

title: fileteaban


text: fileteabas

title: fileteabas


text: fileteaba

title: fileteaba


text:
fileteado

Etymology
, ultimately from, referring to fine painted lines.

Noun

 * 1) A type of artistic drawing and lettering, incorporating brightly coloured stylised lines, flowers and climbing plants, particularly associated with the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

title: fileteado


text: filetead

title: filetead


text: fileteáis

title: fileteáis


text: fileteamos

title: fileteamos


text: fileteando

title: fileteando


text: filetean

title: filetean


text: filetearais

title: filetearais


text: fileteáramos

title: fileteáramos


text: Category:Arabic suffixes

title: Category:Arabic suffixes


text: filetearan

title: filetearan


text: filetearán

title: filetearán


text: filetearas

title: filetearas


text: filetearás

title: filetearás


text: fileteara

title: fileteara


text: fileteará

title: fileteará


text: fileteareis

title: fileteareis


text: filetearéis

title: filetearéis


text: filetearemos

title: filetearemos


text: fileteáremos

title: fileteáremos


text: filetearen

title: filetearen


text: fileteares

title: fileteares


text:
⌀

Symbol

 * 1)  diameter

Symbol

 * 1)  average


text: fileteare

title: fileteare


text: filetearé

title: filetearé


text: filetearíais

title: filetearíais


text: filetearíamos

title: filetearíamos


text: filetearían

title: filetearían


text: filetearías

title: filetearías


text: filetearía

title: filetearía


text: filetearon

title: filetearon


text: fileteaseis

title: fileteaseis


text: fileteásemos

title: fileteásemos


text: fileteasen

title: fileteasen


text: fileteases

title: fileteases


text: filetease

title: filetease


text: fileteasteis

title: fileteasteis


text: fileteaste

title: fileteaste


text: fileteas

title: fileteas


text: filetea

title: filetea


text: fileteéis

title: fileteéis


text: fileteemos

title: fileteemos


text:
Talk:evacuate

Wire, Season 5, Episode 1 at the Sun-- reference using dictionary where young journalist admonished for using word evacuate to describe removal of people from building because to evacuate a person is to say to give an enema. If so, should definition reference this usage.
 * That's proscriptive. If you can find a published source that advocates this position, we can cite it in Usage notes, but in most US journalism no such distinction is made.  When there is a large-scale disaster, news agencies report that people are evacuating or are being evacuated. --EncycloPetey 20:00, 16 October 2008 (UTC)
 * See http://www.vulture.com/2008/01/the_wire_backlash_begins_we_di.html . Apparently this usage was controversial till WW2. 95.90.3.119 18:10, 1 January 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:evacuate


text: fileteen

title: fileteen


text: filetees

title: filetees


text: filetee

title: filetee


text: fileteé

title: fileteé


text: fileteo

title: fileteo


text: fileteó

title: fileteó


text:
☢

Symbol

 * 1) The symbol for radioactivity, used as a warning sign.


text: guayabais

title: guayabais


text: guayábamos

title: guayábamos


text: guayaban

title: guayaban


text: guayabas

title: guayabas


text: guayado

title: guayado


text: guayad

title: guayad


text: guayáis

title: guayáis


text: guayamos

title: guayamos


text: guayando

title: guayando


text: guayan

title: guayan


text: guayarais

title: guayarais


text: guayáramos

title: guayáramos


text: guayaran

title: guayaran


text: guayarán

title: guayarán


text: guayaras

title: guayaras


text: guayarás

title: guayarás


text:
☣

Symbol

 * 1) The biohazard symbol, used as a warning sign.


text: guayara

title: guayara


text: guayará

title: guayará


text: guayareis

title: guayareis


text: guayaréis

title: guayaréis


text: guayaremos

title: guayaremos


text: guayáremos

title: guayáremos


text:
☤

Etymology
Used by the Ancient Greeks for the god Hermes

Symbol

 * 1) caduceus

Usage notes

 * This symbol for Hermes' caduceus should not be confused with.


text: guayaren

title: guayaren


text: guayares

title: guayares


text: guayare

title: guayare


text: guayaré

title: guayaré


text: guayaríais

title: guayaríais


text: guayaríamos

title: guayaríamos


text: guayarían

title: guayarían


text:
vergankelijkheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) perishableness

title: vergankelijkheid


text: guayarías

title: guayarías


text: guayaría

title: guayaría


text: guayaron

title: guayaron


text: guayaseis

title: guayaseis


text: guayásemos

title: guayásemos


text: guayasen

title: guayasen


text: guayases

title: guayases


text: guayase

title: guayase


text: gelatis

title: gelatis


text: guayasteis

title: guayasteis


text: gelaveris

title: gelaveris


text: gelaverimus

title: gelaverimus


text: gelaveritis

title: gelaveritis


text: guayaste

title: guayaste


text: gelatum

title: gelatum


text: guayas

title: guayas


text: gelatae

title: gelatae


text:
guaya

Noun

 * 1) cry of despair

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1)  metallic wire

title: guaya


text: gelatam

title: gelatam


text: guayéis

title: guayéis


text:
☪

Etymology
A star and crescent, and ancient symbol originally representing either the Sun and Moon or the Moon and Venus.

Symbol

 * 1) Symbol of the Ottoman Empire.
 * 2) Symbol of Islam.
 * 3) Marks a mosque on a map.


text: gelatas

title: gelatas


text: gelatos

title: gelatos


text: guayemos

title: guayemos


text: gelatorum

title: gelatorum


text: gelatarum

title: gelatarum


text: guayen

title: guayen


text: guayes

title: guayes


text: gelamus

title: gelamus


text: guaye

title: guaye


text: gelabo

title: gelabo


text: gelabis

title: gelabis


text: guayé

title: guayé


text: gelabit

title: gelabit


text:
☭

Etymology
First used as a communist symbol by in 1917.

Symbol

 * 1) The hammer and sickle, a symbol of communism.


text: gelabimus

title: gelabimus


text: gelabitis

title: gelabitis


text: gelabunt

title: gelabunt


text: guayó

title: guayó


text: gelabam

title: gelabam


text: gelabas

title: gelabas


text: gelabat

title: gelabat


text:
Hammer und Sichel

Noun

 * 1) hammer and sickle

title: Hammer und Sichel


text: gelabamus

title: gelabamus


text: gelabatis

title: gelabatis


text: gelabant

title: gelabant


text: gelavisti

title: gelavisti


text: guindabais

title: guindabais


text: gelavit

title: gelavit


text: gelavimus

title: gelavimus


text: guindábamos

title: guindábamos


text: gelavistis

title: gelavistis


text: gelaverunt

title: gelaverunt


text: guindaban

title: guindaban


text: gelaveram

title: gelaveram


text: gelaveras

title: gelaveras


text: guindabas

title: guindabas


text: gelaverat

title: gelaverat


text:
vergankelijk

Adjective

 * 1) perishable, transient

title: vergankelijk


text: gelaveramus

title: gelaveramus


text: gelaveratis

title: gelaveratis


text: guindaba

title: guindaba


text: gelaverant

title: gelaverant


text: gelavero

title: gelavero


text:
guindado

Adjective

 * 1) raised, elevated

title: guindado


text: gelaverit

title: gelaverit


text: gelaverint

title: gelaverint


text: guindad

title: guindad


text: gelor

title: gelor


text:
szczypiorek

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chive

title: szczypiorek


text: gelaris

title: gelaris


text: guindáis

title: guindáis


text: gelatur

title: gelatur


text: gelamur

title: gelamur


text: gelamini

title: gelamini


text: guindamos

title: guindamos


text: gelantur

title: gelantur


text: gelabor

title: gelabor


text: guindando

title: guindando


text: gelaberis

title: gelaberis


text: gelabitur

title: gelabitur


text: guindan

title: guindan


text: gelabimur

title: gelabimur


text: gelabimini

title: gelabimini


text: guindarais

title: guindarais


text: gelabuntur

title: gelabuntur


text: gelabar

title: gelabar


text: guindáramos

title: guindáramos


text: gelabaris

title: gelabaris


text: gelabatur

title: gelabatur


text: gelabamur

title: gelabamur


text: guindaran

title: guindaran


text: gelabamini

title: gelabamini


text: gelabantur

title: gelabantur


text: guindarán

title: guindarán


text: gelem

title: gelem


text: geles

title: geles


text: guindaras

title: guindaras


text: gelemus

title: gelemus


text: guindarás

title: guindarás


text: geletis

title: geletis


text: gelent

title: gelent


text: guindara

title: guindara


text: gelarem

title: gelarem


text: gelares

title: gelares


text: guindará

title: guindará


text: gelaret

title: gelaret


text: gelaremus

title: gelaremus


text: guindareis

title: guindareis


text: gelaretis

title: gelaretis


text: gelarent

title: gelarent


text: guindaréis

title: guindaréis


text: gelaverim

title: gelaverim


text: gelavissem

title: gelavissem


text: guindaremos

title: guindaremos


text: gelavisses

title: gelavisses


text: gelavisset

title: gelavisset


text: guindáremos

title: guindáremos


text: gelavissemus

title: gelavissemus


text: gelavissetis

title: gelavissetis


text: gelavissent

title: gelavissent


text: guindaren

title: guindaren


text: geleris

title: geleris


text: guindares

title: guindares


text: geletur

title: geletur


text: gelemur

title: gelemur


text: guindare

title: guindare


text: gelemini

title: gelemini


text: gelentur

title: gelentur


text: guindaré

title: guindaré


text:
inwijden

Etymology
Compound of.

Verb

 * 1)  to inaugurate
 * 2)  to consecrate

title: inwijden


text: gelarer

title: gelarer


text: gelareris

title: gelareris


text: guindaríais

title: guindaríais


text: gelaretur

title: gelaretur


text: gelaremur

title: gelaremur


text: guindaríamos

title: guindaríamos


text: gelaremini

title: gelaremini


text: gelarentur

title: gelarentur


text: guindarían

title: guindarían


text: gelantis

title: gelantis


text: gelanti

title: gelanti


text: guindarías

title: guindarías


text: gelantem

title: gelantem


text: guindaría

title: guindaría


text: gelantes

title: gelantes


text: gelantia

title: gelantia


text: guindaron

title: guindaron


text: gelantium

title: gelantium


text: gelantibus

title: gelantibus


text: guindaseis

title: guindaseis


text: guindásemos

title: guindásemos


text: guindasen

title: guindasen


text: guindases

title: guindases


text: guindase

title: guindase


text: guindasteis

title: guindasteis


text:
guindaste

Etymology 1
Borrowed from either or, which are from  and ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) crane (mechanical)
 * 2)  stork drawing water from wells

title: guindaste


text:
beeldhouwer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sculptor

title: beeldhouwer


text: guindas

title: guindas


text:
guinda

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sour cherry fruit of

Etymology 1
Possibly ultimately from, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sour cherry fruit of

Etymology 1
Possibly ultimately from, from , from ,. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sour cherry fruit of

title: guinda


text: guindéis

title: guindéis


text: guindemos

title: guindemos


text: guinden

title: guinden


text: guindes

title: guindes


text: guinde

title: guinde


text:
guindé

Adjective

 * 1) stuffy, staid; stilted

title: guindé


text:
guindo

Etymology
Borrowed from,.

Noun

 * 1) gean, sweet cherry, wild cherry

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) sour cherry tree
 * 2) Magellan's beech tree

title: guindo


text:
kunstzinnig

Adjective

 * 1) artistic

title: kunstzinnig


text: guindó

title: guindó


text: claveteabais

title: claveteabais


text:
hańba

Etymology
., an inherited.

Noun

 * 1) disgrace, shame, dishonour

title: hańba


text: claveteábamos

title: claveteábamos


text: claveteaban

title: claveteaban


text: claveteabas

title: claveteabas


text: claveteaba

title: claveteaba


text: claveteado

title: claveteado


text: clavetead

title: clavetead


text: claveteáis

title: claveteáis


text: claveteamos

title: claveteamos


text: geminatis

title: geminatis


text: claveteando

title: claveteando


text: geminaveris

title: geminaveris


text: geminaverimus

title: geminaverimus


text: clavetean

title: clavetean


text: geminaveritis

title: geminaveritis


text: geminatum

title: geminatum


text: clavetearais

title: clavetearais


text:
geminata

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  geminate

title: geminata


text: geminati

title: geminati


text: claveteáramos

title: claveteáramos


text: geminatae

title: geminatae


text: geminato

title: geminato


text: clavetearan

title: clavetearan


text: geminatam

title: geminatam


text: clavetearán

title: clavetearán


text: geminatas

title: geminatas


text: geminatos

title: geminatos


text: geminatorum

title: geminatorum


text: clavetearas

title: clavetearas


text: geminatarum

title: geminatarum


text: geminas

title: geminas


text: clavetearás

title: clavetearás


text:
geminat

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) geminated

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) geminate

title: geminat


text: geminamus

title: geminamus


text: claveteara

title: claveteara


text: geminant

title: geminant


text: geminabo

title: geminabo


text: claveteará

title: claveteará


text:
volksbuurt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) working-class neighborhood

title: volksbuurt


text: geminabis

title: geminabis


text: geminabit

title: geminabit


text: claveteareis

title: claveteareis


text: geminabimus

title: geminabimus


text: geminabitis

title: geminabitis


text: clavetearéis

title: clavetearéis


text: geminabunt

title: geminabunt


text: geminabam

title: geminabam


text: clavetearemos

title: clavetearemos


text: geminabas

title: geminabas


text: geminabat

title: geminabat


text: claveteáremos

title: claveteáremos


text: geminabamus

title: geminabamus


text:
clavete

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tack small nail
 * 2) guitar pick, plectrum

title: clavete


text: geminabatis

title: geminabatis


text: clavetearen

title: clavetearen


text: geminabant

title: geminabant


text: geminavi

title: geminavi


text: claveteares

title: claveteares


text: geminavisti

title: geminavisti


text: geminavit

title: geminavit


text: claveteare

title: claveteare


text: geminavimus

title: geminavimus


text: geminavistis

title: geminavistis


text: clavetearé

title: clavetearé


text: geminaverunt

title: geminaverunt


text:
♿

Description
A person sitting on a wheelchair.

Symbol

 * 1) The international symbol of access, used at places suitable for disabled people.
 * 2) * 2015, "Blood Moon Ball", season 1, episode 8a of
 * [a chariot pulled by a burning skeleton horse parks in a handicap spot, marked with the symbol: ♿]
 * Oskar: Hey, that's a handicap spot.


text:
tradycyjny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) traditional
 * 2) traditional

title: tradycyjny


text: geminaveram

title: geminaveram


text: geminaveras

title: geminaveras


text: clavetearíais

title: clavetearíais


text: geminaverat

title: geminaverat


text:
penalty goal

Noun

 * 1)  A goal scored from a penalty.

Translations

 * Dutch: strafschopdoelpunt, strafschopgoal, strafschoptreffer
 * Finnish: rangaistusmaali
 * Polish: gol z rzutu karnego, gol zdobyty z rzutu karnego, gol strzelony z rzutu karnego, bramka z rzutu karnego, bramka zdobyta z rzutu karnego, bramka strzelona z rzutu karnego
 * Swedish: straffmål
 * Welsh: gôl gosb

title: penalty goal


text: geminaveramus

title: geminaveramus


text: clavetearíamos

title: clavetearíamos


text: geminaveratis

title: geminaveratis


text: geminaverant

title: geminaverant


text: clavetearían

title: clavetearían


text: geminavero

title: geminavero


text: geminaverit

title: geminaverit


text: clavetearías

title: clavetearías


text: geminaverint

title: geminaverint


text: geminor

title: geminor


text: clavetearía

title: clavetearía


text: geminaris

title: geminaris


text: geminatur

title: geminatur


text: clavetearon

title: clavetearon


text: geminamur

title: geminamur


text: geminamini

title: geminamini


text: claveteaseis

title: claveteaseis


text: geminantur

title: geminantur


text:
geminatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) doubled, having been doubled.
 * 2) repeated, having been done again.
 * 3) paired, joined, having been united.

title: geminatus


text: claveteásemos

title: claveteásemos


text: geminabor

title: geminabor


text: geminaberis

title: geminaberis


text: geminabitur

title: geminabitur


text: claveteasen

title: claveteasen


text: geminabimur

title: geminabimur


text: reconstructivists

title: reconstructivists


text: geminabimini

title: geminabimini


text: claveteases

title: claveteases


text: geminabuntur

title: geminabuntur


text: geminabar

title: geminabar


text: clavetease

title: clavetease


text: geminabaris

title: geminabaris


text: geminabatur

title: geminabatur


text: claveteasteis

title: claveteasteis


text: geminabamur

title: geminabamur


text: geminabamini

title: geminabamini


text: claveteaste

title: claveteaste


text:
bekwamen

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to train
 * 2)  to study

title: bekwamen


text: geminabantur

title: geminabantur


text: geminem

title: geminem


text: claveteas

title: claveteas


text: gemines

title: gemines


text: geminet

title: geminet


text: clavetea

title: clavetea


text: geminemus

title: geminemus


text: geminetis

title: geminetis


text: claveteéis

title: claveteéis


text: geminent

title: geminent


text: geminarem

title: geminarem


text: claveteemos

title: claveteemos


text: geminares

title: geminares


text: geminaret

title: geminaret


text: claveteen

title: claveteen


text: geminaremus

title: geminaremus


text: geminaretis

title: geminaretis


text: clavetees

title: clavetees


text: geminarent

title: geminarent


text: geminaverim

title: geminaverim


text: geminavissem

title: geminavissem


text: clavetee

title: clavetee


text: geminavisses

title: geminavisses


text: geminavisset

title: geminavisset


text: claveteé

title: claveteé


text: geminavissemus

title: geminavissemus


text: geminavissetis

title: geminavissetis


text: claveteo

title: claveteo


text: geminavissent

title: geminavissent


text: geminer

title: geminer


text: claveteó

title: claveteó


text: gemineris

title: gemineris


text: bekwaamde

title: bekwaamde


text: geminetur

title: geminetur


text: redemptions

title: redemptions


text: geminemur

title: geminemur


text: geminemini

title: geminemini


text: geminentur

title: geminentur


text: geminarer

title: geminarer


text: geminareris

title: geminareris


text: empeñabais

title: empeñabais


text: geminaretur

title: geminaretur


text: geminaremur

title: geminaremur


text: empeñábamos

title: empeñábamos


text: geminaremini

title: geminaremini


text: geminarentur

title: geminarentur


text: empeñaban

title: empeñaban


text: geminantis

title: geminantis


text: geminanti

title: geminanti


text: empeñabas

title: empeñabas


text: geminantem

title: geminantem


text: empeñaba

title: empeñaba


text: geminante

title: geminante


text: geminantes

title: geminantes


text: geminantia

title: geminantia


text:
empeñado

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) determined, hell-bent, dead set, set

title: empeñado


text: geminantium

title: geminantium


text: geminantibus

title: geminantibus


text:
geminans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) doubling
 * 2) repeating, doing again
 * 3) pairing, joining, uniting

title: geminans


text: empeñad

title: empeñad


text: empeñáis

title: empeñáis


text: empeñamos

title: empeñamos


text: empeñando

title: empeñando


text: empeñan

title: empeñan


text: empeñarais

title: empeñarais


text: empeñáramos

title: empeñáramos


text: realisable

title: realisable


text: empeñaran

title: empeñaran


text: empeñarán

title: empeñarán


text: empeñaras

title: empeñaras


text:
verwijten

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to blame for

Usage notes

 * The indirect object is the one being blamed, the direct object is what they are being blamed for.

title: verwijten


text: empeñarás

title: empeñarás


text: empeñara

title: empeñara


text: empeñará

title: empeñará


text: empeñareis

title: empeñareis


text: empeñaréis

title: empeñaréis


text: empeñaremos

title: empeñaremos


text: empeñáremos

title: empeñáremos


text: empeñaren

title: empeñaren


text: empeñares

title: empeñares


text: empeñare

title: empeñare


text: empeñaré

title: empeñaré


text: empeñaríais

title: empeñaríais


text: empeñaríamos

title: empeñaríamos


text: empeñarían

title: empeñarían


text: empeñarías

title: empeñarías


text: empeñaría

title: empeñaría


text: empeñaron

title: empeñaron


text: empeñaseis

title: empeñaseis


text: empeñásemos

title: empeñásemos


text: empeñasen

title: empeñasen


text: empeñases

title: empeñases


text: empeñase

title: empeñase


text:
alcayata

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) meat hook
 * 2) spike

title: alcayata


text:
User:Calmackofarn

Light Crusiers in H M S Topaze 1914 -1920

title: User:Calmackofarn


text: empeñasteis

title: empeñasteis


text: empeñaste

title: empeñaste


text: empeñas

title: empeñas


text:
empeña

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Perhaps ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  instep
 * 2) vamp of a shoe; upper

title: empeña


text: empeñéis

title: empeñéis


text: empeñemos

title: empeñemos


text: empeñen

title: empeñen


text: empeñes

title: empeñes


text: empeñe

title: empeñe


text: empeñé

title: empeñé


text: empeñó

title: empeñó


text: repugnabais

title: repugnabais


text: repugnábamos

title: repugnábamos


text: repugnaban

title: repugnaban


text: repugnabas

title: repugnabas


text: repugnaba

title: repugnaba


text:
zwierf

Usage notes
Zwierf is one of the very few Dutch words in which is not lengthened before.

title: zwierf


text: repugnado

title: repugnado


text: repugnad

title: repugnad


text: repugnáis

title: repugnáis


text: repugnamos

title: repugnamos


text: repugnando

title: repugnando


text: repugnan

title: repugnan


text: repugnarais

title: repugnarais


text: repugnáramos

title: repugnáramos


text: repugnaran

title: repugnaran


text: repugnarán

title: repugnarán


text: repugnaras

title: repugnaras


text: repugnarás

title: repugnarás


text: repugnara

title: repugnara


text:
vermageren

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to lose weight
 * 2) to emaciate

title: vermageren


text: repugnará

title: repugnará


text: repugnareis

title: repugnareis


text: repugnaréis

title: repugnaréis


text: repugnaremos

title: repugnaremos


text: repugnáremos

title: repugnáremos


text: repugnaren

title: repugnaren


text: repugnares

title: repugnares


text:
repugnare

Etymology
.

title: repugnare


text:
indringend

Adjective

 * 1) penetrating

title: indringend


text: repugnaré

title: repugnaré


text: repugnaríais

title: repugnaríais


text: repugnaríamos

title: repugnaríamos


text: repugnarían

title: repugnarían


text: repugnarías

title: repugnarías


text: repugnaría

title: repugnaría


text: repugnaron

title: repugnaron


text: repugnaseis

title: repugnaseis


text: repugnásemos

title: repugnásemos


text: repugnasen

title: repugnasen


text: verzwakt

title: verzwakt


text: repugnases

title: repugnases


text: repugnase

title: repugnase


text: repugnasteis

title: repugnasteis


text: repugnaste

title: repugnaste


text: repugnas

title: repugnas


text:
repugna

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to repugn, to dislike

title: repugna


text: repugnéis

title: repugnéis


text: repugnemos

title: repugnemos


text: repugnen

title: repugnen


text: repugnes

title: repugnes


text: repugne

title: repugne


text:
verzamelaar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) collector (e.g. of art)

title: verzamelaar


text: repugné

title: repugné


text:
repugno

Noun

 * 1) disgust, revulsion

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to fight against
 * 2) to oppose
 * 3) to resist or defend oneself
 * 4) to struggle (often with an "against oneself" implied)
 * 1) to resist or defend oneself
 * 2) to struggle (often with an "against oneself" implied)

title: repugno


text: repugnó

title: repugnó


text: eyaculabais

title: eyaculabais


text:
zkrácený

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) shortened

title: zkrácený


text: eyaculábamos

title: eyaculábamos


text: eyaculaban

title: eyaculaban


text: eyaculabas

title: eyaculabas


text: eyaculaba

title: eyaculaba


text: eyaculado

title: eyaculado


text: eyaculad

title: eyaculad


text:
subnucleare

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  subnuclear

title: subnucleare


text: eyaculáis

title: eyaculáis


text:
quelle horreur

Interjection

 * 1) that's terrible, how horrible, isn't that awful

title: quelle horreur


text: eyaculamos

title: eyaculamos


text: eyaculando

title: eyaculando


text: eyaculan

title: eyaculan


text: eyacularais

title: eyacularais


text: eyaculáramos

title: eyaculáramos


text:
subnuclear

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Smaller than or occurring in an atomic nucleus.
 * 2)  Smaller than or occurring in a cell nucleus.

Translations

 * Italian:

Etymology
.

title: subnuclear


text: eyacularan

title: eyacularan


text: eyacularán

title: eyacularán


text: eyacularas

title: eyacularas


text: eyacularás

title: eyacularás


text: eyaculara

title: eyaculara


text:
tensoriale

Adjective

 * 1)  tensor; tensorial

title: tensoriale


text: eyaculará

title: eyaculará


text: eyaculareis

title: eyaculareis


text:
répondez s'il vous plaît

Phrase

 * 1)  please reply, rsvp

title: répondez s'il vous plaît


text: eyacularéis

title: eyacularéis


text: eyacularemos

title: eyacularemos


text: eyaculáremos

title: eyaculáremos


text: eyacularen

title: eyacularen


text: eyaculares

title: eyaculares


text: eyaculare

title: eyaculare


text: eyacularé

title: eyacularé


text: eyacularíais

title: eyacularíais


text: eyacularíamos

title: eyacularíamos


text: eyacularían

title: eyacularían


text:
zkratovat

Verb

 * 1) short-circuit

title: zkratovat


text: eyacularías

title: eyacularías


text: eyacularía

title: eyacularía


text:
trascinamento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dragging (all senses)

title: trascinamento


text: eyacularon

title: eyacularon


text: eyaculaseis

title: eyaculaseis


text: eyaculásemos

title: eyaculásemos


text: eyaculasen

title: eyaculasen


text:
tridimensionale

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) three-dimensional

title: tridimensionale


text: eyaculases

title: eyaculases


text: eyaculase

title: eyaculase


text: eyaculasteis

title: eyaculasteis


text: eyaculaste

title: eyaculaste


text: eyaculas

title: eyaculas


text: ugualianza

title: ugualianza


text: eyacula

title: eyacula


text: eyaculéis

title: eyaculéis


text: eyaculemos

title: eyaculemos


text: eyaculen

title: eyaculen


text: eyacules

title: eyacules


text: eyacule

title: eyacule


text: eyaculé

title: eyaculé


text: eyaculo

title: eyaculo


text: eyaculó

title: eyaculó


text: multabais

title: multabais


text: multábamos

title: multábamos


text: multaban

title: multaban


text: multaba

title: multaba


text: multado

title: multado


text: multad

title: multad


text: multáis

title: multáis


text: multamos

title: multamos


text: multando

title: multando


text: multan

title: multan


text: multarais

title: multarais


text: multáramos

title: multáramos


text: multaran

title: multaran


text: multarán

title: multarán


text: multaras

title: multaras


text: multarás

title: multarás


text: multara

title: multara


text: multará

title: multará


text: multareis

title: multareis


text: multaréis

title: multaréis


text: multaremos

title: multaremos


text: multáremos

title: multáremos


text: multaren

title: multaren


text:
مارد

Etymology
of the verb.

Adjective

 * 1) recalcitrant, defiant, rebellious, lawless, mutinous, insubordinate, insurrectionary, contumacious
 * 2) gigantic, giant, giantlike, titanic

Noun

 * 1) rebel, insurgent, mutineer
 * 2) demon, devil, fiend, evil spirit
 * 3)  (irregular Turkish soldier)
 * 4) giant

title: مارد


text: multaré

title: multaré


text: multaríais

title: multaríais


text: multaríamos

title: multaríamos


text: multarían

title: multarían


text: multarías

title: multarías


text: multaría

title: multaría


text: multaron

title: multaron


text: multaseis

title: multaseis


text: multásemos

title: multásemos


text: multasen

title: multasen


text: multases

title: multases


text:
fleygbogi

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  parabola

title: fleygbogi


text: multase

title: multase


text: multasteis

title: multasteis


text: multaste

title: multaste


text: multéis

title: multéis


text: multemos

title: multemos


text: multen

title: multen


text: multé

title: multé


text: multó

title: multó


text: simultaneabais

title: simultaneabais


text: simultaneábamos

title: simultaneábamos


text: simultaneaban

title: simultaneaban


text: simultaneabas

title: simultaneabas


text: simultaneaba

title: simultaneaba


text: simultaneado

title: simultaneado


text: simultanead

title: simultanead


text: simultaneáis

title: simultaneáis


text: simultaneamos

title: simultaneamos


text: simultaneando

title: simultaneando


text: simultanean

title: simultanean


text: simultanearais

title: simultanearais


text: simultaneáramos

title: simultaneáramos


text: simultanearan

title: simultanearan


text: simultanearán

title: simultanearán


text: simultanearas

title: simultanearas


text: simultanearás

title: simultanearás


text: simultaneara

title: simultaneara


text: simultaneará

title: simultaneará


text: simultaneareis

title: simultaneareis


text: simultanearéis

title: simultanearéis


text: simultanearemos

title: simultanearemos


text: simultaneáremos

title: simultaneáremos


text: simultanearen

title: simultanearen


text: simultaneares

title: simultaneares


text: simultaneare

title: simultaneare


text: simultanearé

title: simultanearé


text: simultanearíais

title: simultanearíais


text: simultanearíamos

title: simultanearíamos


text: simultanearían

title: simultanearían


text:
ferningur

Noun

 * 1)  square

title: ferningur


text: simultanearías

title: simultanearías


text: simultanearía

title: simultanearía


text: simultanearon

title: simultanearon


text: simultaneaseis

title: simultaneaseis


text: simultaneásemos

title: simultaneásemos


text: simultaneasen

title: simultaneasen


text: simultaneases

title: simultaneases


text: simultanease

title: simultanease


text: simultaneasteis

title: simultaneasteis


text: simultaneaste

title: simultaneaste


text: simultaneas

title: simultaneas


text: simultaneéis

title: simultaneéis


text: simultaneemos

title: simultaneemos


text: simultaneen

title: simultaneen


text: simultanees

title: simultanees


text: simultaneé

title: simultaneé


text: simultaneó

title: simultaneó


text: bronceabais

title: bronceabais


text: bronceábamos

title: bronceábamos


text: bronceaban

title: bronceaban


text: bronceabas

title: bronceabas


text: bronceaba

title: bronceaba


text:
bronceado

Adjective

 * 1) tanned, suntanned

Noun

 * 1) a tan, a suntan
 * 2)  bronzing

title: bronceado


text: broncead

title: broncead


text: bronceáis

title: bronceáis


text: bronceamos

title: bronceamos


text: bronceando

title: bronceando


text: broncean

title: broncean


text: broncearais

title: broncearais


text: bronceáramos

title: bronceáramos


text: broncearan

title: broncearan


text: broncearán

title: broncearán


text: broncearas

title: broncearas


text: broncearás

title: broncearás


text: bronceara

title: bronceara


text: bronceará

title: bronceará


text: bronceareis

title: bronceareis


text: broncearéis

title: broncearéis


text: broncearemos

title: broncearemos


text: bronceáremos

title: bronceáremos


text: broncearen

title: broncearen


text: bronceares

title: bronceares


text: bronceare

title: bronceare


text: broncearé

title: broncearé


text: broncearíais

title: broncearíais


text: broncearíamos

title: broncearíamos


text: broncearían

title: broncearían


text: broncearías

title: broncearías


text: broncearía

title: broncearía


text: Template:ja-phrase/sandbox

title: Template:ja-phrase/sandbox


text: broncearon

title: broncearon


text: bronceaseis

title: bronceaseis


text: bronceásemos

title: bronceásemos


text: bronceasen

title: bronceasen


text: bronceases

title: bronceases


text: Template:ja-phrase/testcase

title: Template:ja-phrase/testcase


text: broncease

title: broncease


text: bronceasteis

title: bronceasteis


text: bronceaste

title: bronceaste


text: bronceas

title: bronceas


text: broncea

title: broncea


text: bronceéis

title: bronceéis


text: bronceemos

title: bronceemos


text: bronceen

title: bronceen


text: broncees

title: broncees


text: broncee

title: broncee


text: bronceé

title: bronceé


text: bronceo

title: bronceo


text: bronceó

title: bronceó


text: normabais

title: normabais


text: normábamos

title: normábamos


text: normaban

title: normaban


text: normabas

title: normabas


text: normaba

title: normaba


text: normado

title: normado


text: normad

title: normad


text: normáis

title: normáis


text: normamos

title: normamos


text:
normando

Noun

 * 1) Norman a person from Normandy

Adjective

 * 1) Norman of or relating to Normandy

Adjective

 * 1) Norman

Noun

 * 1) Norman

title: normando


text: normarais

title: normarais


text: normáramos

title: normáramos


text: normaran

title: normaran


text: normarán

title: normarán


text: normaras

title: normaras


text: normarás

title: normarás


text: normara

title: normara


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/eistlɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/eistlɪ


text: normará

title: normará


text: normareis

title: normareis


text: normaréis

title: normaréis


text: normaremos

title: normaremos


text: normáremos

title: normáremos


text: normaren

title: normaren


text: normares

title: normares


text:
normare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to norm

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) norming

title: normare


text: normaré

title: normaré


text: normaríais

title: normaríais


text: normaríamos

title: normaríamos


text: normarían

title: normarían


text: normarías

title: normarías


text: normaría

title: normaría


text: normaron

title: normaron


text: normaseis

title: normaseis


text: normásemos

title: normásemos


text: normasen

title: normasen


text: normases

title: normases


text: normase

title: normase


text: normasteis

title: normasteis


text: normaste

title: normaste


text: norméis

title: norméis


text: normemos

title: normemos


text:
normen

Verb

 * 1)  to standardize, to set a norm for

title: normen


text: normes

title: normes


text: normé

title: normé


text:
normo

Noun

 * 1) norm

Etymology
,.

Noun

 * 1)  normie, normalfag

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

Noun

 * 1) norm

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to square; to set with right angles

title: normo


text: normó

title: normó


text: Category:is:Statistics

title: Category:is:Statistics


text: legabais

title: legabais


text: legábamos

title: legábamos


text:
other days, other ways

Proverb

 * 1) People of the past thought and acted differently.

Translations

 * French:
 * Hungarian: ,
 * Portuguese: mudam-se os tempos, mudam-se os costumes

title: other days, other ways


text: legaban

title: legaban


text: legaba

title: legaba


text:
legad

Noun

 * 1) park

title: legad


text: legáis

title: legáis


text: legamos

title: legamos


text:
más idők, más emberek

Etymology
Literally: "other times, other people"

Proverb

 * 1) other days, other ways

title: más idők, más emberek


text: legan

title: legan


text: legarais

title: legarais


text: legáramos

title: legáramos


text:
zotëri

Etymology
From, plural form of.

Noun

 * 1) mister, gentleman
 * 2) lord, sir

title: zotëri


text: legaran

title: legaran


text: legarán

title: legarán


text: legaras

title: legaras


text: legarás

title: legarás


text: legara

title: legara


text: legará

title: legará


text: legareis

title: legareis


text: legaréis

title: legaréis


text: legaremos

title: legaremos


text:
staðalfrávik

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  standard deviation

Derived terms

 * (fluctuation, standard deviation)

title: staðalfrávik


text: legáremos

title: legáremos


text: legaren

title: legaren


text: legaré

title: legaré


text: legaríais

title: legaríais


text: legaríamos

title: legaríamos


text:
wieloryb

Etymology
, a, affected by , hence literally “great fish” or “giant fish”. A modern speaker would instead analyse it as +.

Noun

 * 1) whale

title: wieloryb


text: legarían

title: legarían


text: legarías

title: legarías


text: legaría

title: legaría


text: legaron

title: legaron


text: legaseis

title: legaseis


text: legásemos

title: legásemos


text: legasen

title: legasen


text: legases

title: legases


text: legase

title: legase


text: legasteis

title: legasteis


text:
staðall

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) standard

title: staðall


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/aːðatl

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/aːðatl


text:
legó

Etymology
From the registered brand name "LEGO", a line of plastic construction toys that are manufactured by The Lego Group. Shortened from.

Noun

 * 1) Lego small, colored, plastic bricks used to construct toy buildings, vehicles

title: legó


text:
فقیه

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) jurist and theologian, expert in Islamic jurisprudence.

title: فقیه


text: experimentabais

title: experimentabais


text:
pancernik

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) armadillo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) armadillo

Noun

 * 1) battleship

title: pancernik


text: experimentábamos

title: experimentábamos


text: experimentaban

title: experimentaban


text: experimentabas

title: experimentabas


text: experimentaba

title: experimentaba


text: experimentad

title: experimentad


text: experimentáis

title: experimentáis


text: experimentamos

title: experimentamos


text: experimentando

title: experimentando


text: experimentan

title: experimentan


text: experimentarais

title: experimentarais


text: experimentáramos

title: experimentáramos


text: experimentaran

title: experimentaran


text: experimentarán

title: experimentarán


text: experimentaras

title: experimentaras


text: experimentarás

title: experimentarás


text: experimentara

title: experimentara


text: experimentará

title: experimentará


text: experimentareis

title: experimentareis


text: experimentaréis

title: experimentaréis


text: experimentaremos

title: experimentaremos


text: experimentáremos

title: experimentáremos


text: experimentaren

title: experimentaren


text: experimentares

title: experimentares


text:
experimentare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) experimentation

title: experimentare


text: experimentaré

title: experimentaré


text: experimentaríais

title: experimentaríais


text: experimentaríamos

title: experimentaríamos


text: experimentarían

title: experimentarían


text: experimentarías

title: experimentarías


text: experimentaría

title: experimentaría


text:
clamhan ruadh

Noun

 * 1) kestrel

title: clamhan ruadh


text: experimentaron

title: experimentaron


text: experimentaseis

title: experimentaseis


text: experimentásemos

title: experimentásemos


text: experimentasen

title: experimentasen


text: experimentases

title: experimentases


text: experimentase

title: experimentase


text: experimentasteis

title: experimentasteis


text: experimentaste

title: experimentaste


text: experimentas

title: experimentas


text:
experimenta

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to experiment

title: experimenta


text: experimentéis

title: experimentéis


text: experimentemos

title: experimentemos


text: green around the gills

title: green around the gills


text: experimenten

title: experimenten


text: green at the gills

title: green at the gills


text: experimentes

title: experimentes


text: green in the gills

title: green in the gills


text: experimente

title: experimente


text: experimenté

title: experimenté


text: experimentó

title: experimentó


text:
dziobak

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) platypus
 * 2)  spod; nerd

Noun

 * 1)  bowsprit

title: dziobak


text: reconquistabais

title: reconquistabais


text: reconquistábamos

title: reconquistábamos


text: reconquistaban

title: reconquistaban


text: reconquistabas

title: reconquistabas


text: reconquistaba

title: reconquistaba


text: reconquistado

title: reconquistado


text: reconquistad

title: reconquistad


text: reconquistáis

title: reconquistáis


text: reconquistamos

title: reconquistamos


text: reconquistando

title: reconquistando


text: reconquistan

title: reconquistan


text: reconquistarais

title: reconquistarais


text: reconquistáramos

title: reconquistáramos


text: reconquistaran

title: reconquistaran


text: reconquistarán

title: reconquistarán


text: reconquistaras

title: reconquistaras


text: reconquistarás

title: reconquistarás


text: reconquistara

title: reconquistara


text: reconquistará

title: reconquistará


text: reconquistareis

title: reconquistareis


text: reconquistaréis

title: reconquistaréis


text: reconquistaremos

title: reconquistaremos


text: reconquistáremos

title: reconquistáremos


text:
mrówkojad

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) anteater, myrmecophagid
 * 2) formicariid

title: mrówkojad


text: reconquistaren

title: reconquistaren


text: reconquistares

title: reconquistares


text: reconquistare

title: reconquistare


text: reconquistaré

title: reconquistaré


text: reconquistaríais

title: reconquistaríais


text: reconquistaríamos

title: reconquistaríamos


text: reconquistarían

title: reconquistarían


text: reconquistarías

title: reconquistarías


text: reconquistaría

title: reconquistaría


text:
soból

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sable

title: soból


text: reconquistaron

title: reconquistaron


text: reconquistaseis

title: reconquistaseis


text: reconquistásemos

title: reconquistásemos


text: reconquistasen

title: reconquistasen


text: reconquistases

title: reconquistases


text:
nuchal

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) The back of the neck.
 * 2)  A neck scale, especially of a lizard.
 * 1)  A neck scale, especially of a lizard.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the back or nape of the neck.

Derived terms

 * retronuchal
 * retronuchal
 * retronuchal

Translations

 * French:
 * Italian: nucale
 * Portuguese: nucal

title: nuchal


text: reconquistase

title: reconquistase


text: reconquistasteis

title: reconquistasteis


text:
συνουσία

Noun

 * 1) copulation, coition, coupling, sexual intercourse
 * 2) meeting, coming together, social intercourse

title: συνουσία


text: reconquistaste

title: reconquistaste


text: reconquistas

title: reconquistas


text: reconquistéis

title: reconquistéis


text: reconquistemos

title: reconquistemos


text: reconquisten

title: reconquisten


text: reconquistes

title: reconquistes


text: reconquiste

title: reconquiste


text: reconquisté

title: reconquisté


text: reconquisto

title: reconquisto


text:
rosomak

Etymology
(whence 🇨🇬) or from. Further etymology unclear. Per Trubachev, possibly a taboo metathesis from соромаха, still present in some Ukrainian dialects, from hypothetical Proto-Slavic form *sormaxa, therefore cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) wolverine

title: rosomak


text: reconquistó

title: reconquistó


text: apocopabais

title: apocopabais


text: apocopábamos

title: apocopábamos


text: apocopaban

title: apocopaban


text: apocopabas

title: apocopabas


text: apocopaba

title: apocopaba


text:
apocopado

Adjective

 * 1)  apocopate shortened by apocope

title: apocopado


text: apocopad

title: apocopad


text: apocopáis

title: apocopáis


text: apocopamos

title: apocopamos


text: apocopan

title: apocopan


text: apocoparais

title: apocoparais


text: apocopáramos

title: apocopáramos


text: apocoparan

title: apocoparan


text: apocoparán

title: apocoparán


text:
小判

Noun

 * 1) A gold coin of feudal Japan, with a face value of one.

title: 小判


text: apocoparas

title: apocoparas


text: apocoparás

title: apocoparás


text: apocopara

title: apocopara


text: apocopará

title: apocopará


text: apocopareis

title: apocopareis


text: apocoparéis

title: apocoparéis


text: apocoparemos

title: apocoparemos


text: apocopáremos

title: apocopáremos


text: apocoparen

title: apocoparen


text: apocopares

title: apocopares


text:
User talk:Neyces

arabism
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title: User talk:Neyces


text: apocoparé

title: apocoparé


text: apocoparíais

title: apocoparíais


text: apocoparíamos

title: apocoparíamos


text: apocoparían

title: apocoparían


text: apocoparías

title: apocoparías


text: apocoparía

title: apocoparía


text: apocoparon

title: apocoparon


text: apocopaseis

title: apocopaseis


text: apocopásemos

title: apocopásemos


text: apocopasen

title: apocopasen


text: apocopases

title: apocopases


text: apocopase

title: apocopase


text: apocopasteis

title: apocopasteis


text: apocopéis

title: apocopéis


text: apocopemos

title: apocopemos


text: apocopen

title: apocopen


text: eramus

title: eramus


text: eratis

title: eratis


text: apocopó

title: apocopó


text: gestabais

title: gestabais


text: gestábamos

title: gestábamos


text:
کرست

Etymology
From corset.

Noun

 * 1) bra
 * 2) girdle
 * 3) corset
 * 1) corset

title: کرست


text: gestaban

title: gestaban


text: gestabas

title: gestabas


text: gestaba

title: gestaba


text: gestado

title: gestado


text: fuisti

title: fuisti


text: gestad

title: gestad


text: gestáis

title: gestáis


text: fuimus

title: fuimus


text: gestamos

title: gestamos


text: fuistis

title: fuistis


text: gestando

title: gestando


text:
fuerunt

Verb

 * 1) ;"They have been"

title: fuerunt


text: gestan

title: gestan


text: gestarais

title: gestarais


text: gestáramos

title: gestáramos


text: gestaran

title: gestaran


text: gestarán

title: gestarán


text: gestaras

title: gestaras


text:
accosting

Noun

 * 1) The act of physically confronting a person.

title: accosting


text: gestarás

title: gestarás


text:
kaðall

Noun

 * 1) rope

title: kaðall


text: gestara

title: gestara


text: gestará

title: gestará


text: gestareis

title: gestareis


text: gestaréis

title: gestaréis


text: gestaremos

title: gestaremos


text: gestáremos

title: gestáremos


text: gestaren

title: gestaren


text: gestares

title: gestares


text: fueram

title: fueram


text: gestare

title: gestare


text: gestaré

title: gestaré


text: gestaríais

title: gestaríais


text: fuerat

title: fuerat


text: gestaríamos

title: gestaríamos


text: fueramus

title: fueramus


text: gestarían

title: gestarían


text: fueratis

title: fueratis


text: gestarías

title: gestarías


text: fuerant

title: fuerant


text: gestaría

title: gestaría


text: gestaron

title: gestaron


text:
fuero

Etymology
From, from Latin. .

Noun

 * 1) A code; a charter; a grant of privileges.
 * 2) A custom having the force of law.
 * 3) A declaration by a magistrate.
 * 4) A place where justice is administered.
 * 5) The jurisdiction of a tribunal

Etymology
, from. .

Noun

 * 1) charter
 * 2) law, local law (especially in Navarra or the Basque Country)
 * 3)  law, laws
 * 4)  lawbook
 * 5) privilege, a certain immunity
 * 6) jurisdiction
 * 1) jurisdiction

title: fuero


text: gestaseis

title: gestaseis


text: fueris

title: fueris


text: fuerit

title: fuerit


text: gestásemos

title: gestásemos


text: fuerimus

title: fuerimus


text: gestasen

title: gestasen


text: fueritis

title: fueritis


text: fuerint

title: fuerint


text: gestases

title: gestases


text: gestase

title: gestase


text: gestasteis

title: gestasteis


text: gestaste

title: gestaste


text: gestas

title: gestas


text: gestéis

title: gestéis


text: gestemos

title: gestemos


text:
gesten

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1)    To host a guest, provide hospitality.
 * 2)  To provide lodging and/or food.

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1)    To read poetry aloud.

title: gesten


text: gesté

title: gesté


text: gestó

title: gestó


text:
سوتین

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bra

title: سوتین


text: palmabais

title: palmabais


text: palmábamos

title: palmábamos


text: palmaban

title: palmaban


text: palmabas

title: palmabas


text: palmaba

title: palmaba


text:
palmado

Adjective

 * 1) palmate
 * 2)  hard; erect; having a boner

title: palmado


text: palmad

title: palmad


text: fuerim

title: fuerim


text: palmáis

title: palmáis


text: palmamos

title: palmamos


text: palmando

title: palmando


text: palman

title: palman


text: palmarais

title: palmarais


text: palmáramos

title: palmáramos


text: palmaran

title: palmaran


text: palmarán

title: palmarán


text:
شورت

Noun

 * 1) knickers, pants
 * شورت زنانه
 * šort zanâne
 * ladies' knickers, women's knickers, knickers, ladies' pants, women's pants

title: شورت


text: palmaras

title: palmaras


text: palmarás

title: palmarás


text: palmara

title: palmara


text: palmará

title: palmará


text: palmareis

title: palmareis


text: palmaréis

title: palmaréis


text: palmaremos

title: palmaremos


text: palmáremos

title: palmáremos


text: palmaren

title: palmaren


text:
palmares

Noun

 * 1)  record of achievements
 * 2)  record of sports achievements

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) prize list
 * 2) record of achievements

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) prize list; list of winners
 * 2) record of achievements

title: palmares


text:
palmare

Adjective

 * 1) evident, obvious
 * 2) handheld

Noun

 * 1) any palm-held electronic device

title: palmare


text: palmaré

title: palmaré


text: palmaríais

title: palmaríais


text:
cryosurgeon

Noun

 * 1) One who performs cryosurgery.

title: cryosurgeon


text: palmaríamos

title: palmaríamos


text: palmarían

title: palmarían


text: palmarías

title: palmarías


text: palmaría

title: palmaría


text: palmaron

title: palmaron


text: palmaseis

title: palmaseis


text: palmásemos

title: palmásemos


text: palmasen

title: palmasen


text: palmases

title: palmases


text: palmase

title: palmase


text: palmasteis

title: palmasteis


text: palmaste

title: palmaste


text: palméis

title: palméis


text: palmemos

title: palmemos


text: palmen

title: palmen


text:
palmes

Noun

 * 1) Young vine shoot or sprig
 * 2) bough, branch

title: palmes


text:
palmé

Adjective

 * 1)  webbed
 * 2)  palmate

title: palmé


text: palmó

title: palmó


text: convalidabais

title: convalidabais


text: convalidábamos

title: convalidábamos


text: convalidaban

title: convalidaban


text: convalidabas

title: convalidabas


text: convalidaba

title: convalidaba


text:
mantou

Etymology
Borrowed from. .

Noun

 * 1) Chinese steamed bun (without any filling)

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 饅頭
 * Hokkien: ,
 * Mandarin:
 * French:
 * Japanese: ,
 * Korean:
 * Kyrgyz: мантуу
 * Manchu: ᠮᡝᠨᡨᡠ
 * Russian: ,
 * Thai:, หม่านโถว
 * Uyghur: جىڭموما, تاڭموما, دوبازا
 * Vietnamese:
 * Zhuang: manzdouz

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) coat

title: mantou


text: convalidado

title: convalidado


text: convalidad

title: convalidad


text: convalidáis

title: convalidáis


text: convalidamos

title: convalidamos


text: convalidan

title: convalidan


text: convalidarais

title: convalidarais


text: convalidáramos

title: convalidáramos


text: convalidaran

title: convalidaran


text: convalidarán

title: convalidarán


text:
دود

Noun

 * 1) worms
 * 2) maggots
 * 3) larvae
 * 4) caterpillars

Noun

 * 1) grandfather

Noun

 * 1) ache, pain
 * 2) sickness, disease

Noun

 * 1) tradition, custom

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

Noun

 * 1) smoke
 * 2) sadness, anguish

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) worms

title: دود


text: convalidaras

title: convalidaras


text: convalidarás

title: convalidarás


text: convalidara

title: convalidara


text: convalidará

title: convalidará


text: convalidareis

title: convalidareis


text: convalidaréis

title: convalidaréis


text: convalidaremos

title: convalidaremos


text: convalidáremos

title: convalidáremos


text: convalidaren

title: convalidaren


text: convalidares

title: convalidares


text: convalidaré

title: convalidaré


text: convalidaríais

title: convalidaríais


text: convalidaríamos

title: convalidaríamos


text: convalidarían

title: convalidarían


text:
หมั่นโถว

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mantou.

title: หมั่นโถว


text: convalidarías

title: convalidarías


text:
หม่านโถว

Etymology
From.

title: หม่านโถว


text: convalidaría

title: convalidaría


text: convalidaron

title: convalidaron


text: convalidaseis

title: convalidaseis


text: convalidásemos

title: convalidásemos


text: convalidasen

title: convalidasen


text: convalidases

title: convalidases


text: convalidase

title: convalidase


text: convalidasteis

title: convalidasteis


text: convalidas

title: convalidas


text: convalidéis

title: convalidéis


text: convalidemos

title: convalidemos


text: convaliden

title: convaliden


text: convalides

title: convalides


text: convalidé

title: convalidé


text: convalidó

title: convalidó


text:
simus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) snub-nosed
 * 2) flattened, splayed

Adjective

 * 1) Alternative spelling of.

title: simus


text: concertabais

title: concertabais


text: concertábamos

title: concertábamos


text: concertaban

title: concertaban


text: concertabas

title: concertabas


text: concertaba

title: concertaba


text: concertado

title: concertado


text: concertad

title: concertad


text: concertáis

title: concertáis


text: concertamos

title: concertamos


text: concertarais

title: concertarais


text: concertáramos

title: concertáramos


text: concertaran

title: concertaran


text: concertarán

title: concertarán


text: concertaras

title: concertaras


text: concertarás

title: concertarás


text: concertara

title: concertara


text: concertará

title: concertará


text: concertareis

title: concertareis


text: concertaréis

title: concertaréis


text: concertaremos

title: concertaremos


text: concertáremos

title: concertáremos


text: concertaren

title: concertaren


text: concertares

title: concertares


text: concertaré

title: concertaré


text: concertaríais

title: concertaríais


text: concertaríamos

title: concertaríamos


text: concertarían

title: concertarían


text: concertarías

title: concertarías


text: concertaría

title: concertaría


text: concertaron

title: concertaron


text: concertaseis

title: concertaseis


text: concertásemos

title: concertásemos


text: concertasen

title: concertasen


text:
جمهوری‌خواه

Alternative forms

 * — with space instead of a ZWNJ.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) republican

title: جمهوری‌خواه


text: concertases

title: concertases


text: concertase

title: concertase


text: concertasteis

title: concertasteis


text: concertéis

title: concertéis


text: concertemos

title: concertemos


text: concerté

title: concerté


text: concertó

title: concertó


text: comerciabais

title: comerciabais


text: comerciábamos

title: comerciábamos


text: comerciaban

title: comerciaban


text: comerciabas

title: comerciabas


text: comerciaba

title: comerciaba


text: comerciado

title: comerciado


text: comerciad

title: comerciad


text: comerciáis

title: comerciáis


text: comerciamos

title: comerciamos


text: comerciando

title: comerciando


text: comercian

title: comercian


text: comerciarais

title: comerciarais


text: comerciáramos

title: comerciáramos


text: comerciaran

title: comerciaran


text: comerciarán

title: comerciarán


text: comerciaras

title: comerciaras


text: comerciarás

title: comerciarás


text: comerciara

title: comerciara


text: comerciará

title: comerciará


text: comerciareis

title: comerciareis


text: comerciaréis

title: comerciaréis


text: comerciaremos

title: comerciaremos


text: comerciáremos

title: comerciáremos


text: comerciaren

title: comerciaren


text: comerciares

title: comerciares


text: comerciare

title: comerciare


text: comerciaré

title: comerciaré


text: comerciaríais

title: comerciaríais


text: comerciaríamos

title: comerciaríamos


text:
derelinquir

Verb

 * 1)  to abandon

title: derelinquir


text: comerciarían

title: comerciarían


text: comerciarías

title: comerciarías


text: comerciaría

title: comerciaría


text: comerciaron

title: comerciaron


text: comerciaseis

title: comerciaseis


text: comerciásemos

title: comerciásemos


text: comerciasen

title: comerciasen


text: comerciases

title: comerciases


text: comerciase

title: comerciase


text: comerciasteis

title: comerciasteis


text: comerciaste

title: comerciaste


text: comercias

title: comercias


text: comercia

title: comercia


text:
گل سرخ

Noun

 * 1) rose

title: گل سرخ


text: comerciéis

title: comerciéis


text: comerciemos

title: comerciemos


text: comercien

title: comercien


text: comercies

title: comercies


text: comercie

title: comercie


text:
durwan

Etymology
From   /, from , from , from  +.

Noun

 * 1)  A live-in doorkeeper, especially in an apartment building.

title: durwan


text: comercié

title: comercié


text: comerció

title: comerció


text:
astringir

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to constrict
 * 2) to compel

title: astringir


text: interaccionabais

title: interaccionabais


text: interaccionábamos

title: interaccionábamos


text:
astreñir

Etymology
.

title: astreñir


text: interaccionaban

title: interaccionaban


text: interaccionabas

title: interaccionabas


text: interaccionaba

title: interaccionaba


text: interaccionado

title: interaccionado


text: interaccionad

title: interaccionad


text: interaccionáis

title: interaccionáis


text: interaccionamos

title: interaccionamos


text: interaccionando

title: interaccionando


text: interaccionan

title: interaccionan


text:
senkki

Etymology
Borrowed from, from ; ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) commode low chest of drawers
 * 2) sideboard
 * 3) countersink tool

title: senkki


text: interaccionarais

title: interaccionarais


text: interaccionáramos

title: interaccionáramos


text: interaccionaran

title: interaccionaran


text: interaccionarán

title: interaccionarán


text: interaccionaras

title: interaccionaras


text: interaccionarás

title: interaccionarás


text: interaccionara

title: interaccionara


text: interaccionará

title: interaccionará


text: interaccionareis

title: interaccionareis


text:
إبليس

Etymology
Theorised to come from. Alternatively, it has been maintained to originate from the trilateral root with the meaning of "despairing [of God's mercy] or confounded [and unable to see the right course]" from the verb. This would, however, require the trilateral root to take the form if'īl which, excepting إحليل, is usually associated with words of non-Arabic origin (see إدريس, إكليل, إنجيل, إبريز, and إبريق).

Proper noun

 * 1)  Iblis, Satan; the Devil.

title: إبليس


text: interaccionaréis

title: interaccionaréis


text: interaccionaremos

title: interaccionaremos


text: interaccionáremos

title: interaccionáremos


text: interaccionaren

title: interaccionaren


text: interaccionares

title: interaccionares


text: interaccionare

title: interaccionare


text: interaccionaré

title: interaccionaré


text: interaccionaríais

title: interaccionaríais


text: interaccionaríamos

title: interaccionaríamos


text: interaccionarían

title: interaccionarían


text: interaccionarías

title: interaccionarías


text: interaccionaría

title: interaccionaría


text: interaccionaron

title: interaccionaron


text: interaccionaseis

title: interaccionaseis


text: interaccionásemos

title: interaccionásemos


text: interaccionasen

title: interaccionasen


text: interaccionases

title: interaccionases


text: interaccionase

title: interaccionase


text: interaccionasteis

title: interaccionasteis


text: interaccionaste

title: interaccionaste


text: interaccionas

title: interaccionas


text: interacciona

title: interacciona


text: interaccionéis

title: interaccionéis


text: interaccionemos

title: interaccionemos


text: interaccionen

title: interaccionen


text: interaccione

title: interaccione


text: interaccioné

title: interaccioné


text: interacciono

title: interacciono


text: interaccionó

title: interaccionó


text: nalgueabais

title: nalgueabais


text: nalgueábamos

title: nalgueábamos


text: nalgueaban

title: nalgueaban


text: nalgueabas

title: nalgueabas


text: nalgueaba

title: nalgueaba


text: nalgueado

title: nalgueado


text: nalguead

title: nalguead


text: nalgueáis

title: nalgueáis


text: nalgueamos

title: nalgueamos


text: nalgueando

title: nalgueando


text: nalguean

title: nalguean


text: nalguearais

title: nalguearais


text: nalgueáramos

title: nalgueáramos


text: nalguearan

title: nalguearan


text:
essemus

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: essemus


text: nalguearán

title: nalguearán


text:
essetis

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: essetis


text: nalguearas

title: nalguearas


text: nalguearás

title: nalguearás


text: nalgueara

title: nalgueara


text: fuissem

title: fuissem


text: nalgueará

title: nalgueará


text: nalgueareis

title: nalgueareis


text: nalguearéis

title: nalguearéis


text: fuisset

title: fuisset


text: nalguearemos

title: nalguearemos


text: fuissemus

title: fuissemus


text: nalgueáremos

title: nalgueáremos


text:
جانماز

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  prayer rug, prayer mat

title: جانماز


text: fuissetis

title: fuissetis


text: nalguearen

title: nalguearen


text: nalgueares

title: nalgueares


text: nalgueare

title: nalgueare


text: nalguearé

title: nalguearé


text: nalguearíais

title: nalguearíais


text: nalguearíamos

title: nalguearíamos


text: nalguearían

title: nalguearían


text: nalguearías

title: nalguearías


text: nalguearía

title: nalguearía


text: nalguearon

title: nalguearon


text: nalgueaseis

title: nalgueaseis


text: nalgueásemos

title: nalgueásemos


text: nalgueasen

title: nalgueasen


text: nalgueases

title: nalgueases


text: nalguease

title: nalguease


text: nalgueasteis

title: nalgueasteis


text: nalgueaste

title: nalgueaste


text: nalgueas

title: nalgueas


text: nalguea

title: nalguea


text: nalgueéis

title: nalgueéis


text: nalgueemos

title: nalgueemos


text: nalgueen

title: nalgueen


text: nalguees

title: nalguees


text:
cottabus

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) An ancient game played by throwing wine at metal disks or pans, trying to knock them down or make them sink in a basin of water.

Translations

 * Greek:
 * Ancient: κότταβος

title: cottabus


text: nalguee

title: nalguee


text: nalgueé

title: nalgueé


text: nalgueo

title: nalgueo


text: nalgueó

title: nalgueó


text: defenestrabais

title: defenestrabais


text: defenestrábamos

title: defenestrábamos


text: defenestraban

title: defenestraban


text: defenestrabas

title: defenestrabas


text: defenestraba

title: defenestraba


text: defenestrado

title: defenestrado


text: defenestrad

title: defenestrad


text: defenestráis

title: defenestráis


text: defenestramos

title: defenestramos


text: defenestran

title: defenestran


text: defenestrarais

title: defenestrarais


text: defenestráramos

title: defenestráramos


text: defenestraran

title: defenestraran


text: defenestrarán

title: defenestrarán


text: defenestraras

title: defenestraras


text: defenestrarás

title: defenestrarás


text: defenestrara

title: defenestrara


text: defenestrará

title: defenestrará


text: defenestrareis

title: defenestrareis


text: defenestraréis

title: defenestraréis


text: defenestraremos

title: defenestraremos


text: defenestráremos

title: defenestráremos


text: defenestraren

title: defenestraren


text: defenestrares

title: defenestrares


text: defenestraré

title: defenestraré


text: defenestraríais

title: defenestraríais


text: defenestraríamos

title: defenestraríamos


text: defenestrarían

title: defenestrarían


text: defenestrarías

title: defenestrarías


text: defenestraría

title: defenestraría


text: defenestraron

title: defenestraron


text: defenestraseis

title: defenestraseis


text: defenestrásemos

title: defenestrásemos


text: defenestrasen

title: defenestrasen


text: defenestrases

title: defenestrases


text: defenestrase

title: defenestrase


text: defenestrasteis

title: defenestrasteis


text: defenestras

title: defenestras


text: defenestréis

title: defenestréis


text: defenestremos

title: defenestremos


text: defenestren

title: defenestren


text: defenestres

title: defenestres


text: defenestre

title: defenestre


text:
chitty

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Full of chits or sprouts.
 * 2) Afflicted with warts or pimples.

Etymology 2
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Childish; like a baby.
 * 2) Like a pert, young girl.

Etymology 3
Borrowed from. .

Noun

 * 1) A small note, such as a pass or voucher slip; a chit.

title: chitty


text: defenestré

title: defenestré