text: sgelavo

title: sgelavo


text: sgelavi

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title: sgelavi


text: sgelava

title: sgelava


text: sgelavamo

title: sgelavamo


text: sgelavate

title: sgelavate


text: sgelavano

title: sgelavano


text: sgelai

title: sgelai


text: sgelasti

title: sgelasti


text: sgelò

title: sgelò


text: sgelammo

title: sgelammo


text: sgelaste

title: sgelaste


text: sgelarono

title: sgelarono


text: sgelerò

title: sgelerò


text: sgelerai

title: sgelerai


text: sgelerà

title: sgelerà


text: sgeleremo

title: sgeleremo


text: sgelerete

title: sgelerete


text: sgeleranno

title: sgeleranno


text: sgelerei

title: sgelerei


text: sgeleresti

title: sgeleresti


text: sgelerebbe

title: sgelerebbe


text: sgeleremmo

title: sgeleremmo


text: sgelereste

title: sgelereste


text: sgelerebbero

title: sgelerebbero


text: sgeliate

title: sgeliate


text: sgelino

title: sgelino


text: sgelassi

title: sgelassi


text: sgelasse

title: sgelasse


text: sgelassimo

title: sgelassimo


text: sgelassero

title: sgelassero


text: sgelarmi

title: sgelarmi


text: sgelarti

title: sgelarti


text: sgelarci

title: sgelarci


text:
cvijetak

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  flower

title: cvijetak


text: sgelarvi

title: sgelarvi


text: sgelandosi

title: sgelandosi


text: sgelandomi

title: sgelandomi


text: sgelandoti

title: sgelandoti


text: sgelandoci

title: sgelandoci


text:
smorto

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pale, wan
 * 2) dull

title: smorto


text: sgelandovi

title: sgelandovi


text: sgeliamoci

title: sgeliamoci


text: sgelatevi

title: sgelatevi


text:
sogghignare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to smirk
 * 2)  to smile slightly

title: sogghignare


text: sogghignando

title: sogghignando


text: sogghignante

title: sogghignante


text: sogghignato

title: sogghignato


text: sogghignati

title: sogghignati


text: sogghignata

title: sogghignata


text:
sogghigno

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) sneer

title: sogghigno


text: sogghigni

title: sogghigni


text: sogghigna

title: sogghigna


text: sogghigniamo

title: sogghigniamo


text: sogghignate

title: sogghignate


text: sogghignano

title: sogghignano


text: sogghignavo

title: sogghignavo


text: sogghignavi

title: sogghignavi


text: sogghignava

title: sogghignava


text: sogghignavamo

title: sogghignavamo


text: sogghignavate

title: sogghignavate


text: sogghignavano

title: sogghignavano


text: sogghignai

title: sogghignai


text: sogghignasti

title: sogghignasti


text: sogghignò

title: sogghignò


text: sogghignammo

title: sogghignammo


text: sogghignaste

title: sogghignaste


text: sogghignarono

title: sogghignarono


text: sogghignerò

title: sogghignerò


text: sogghignerai

title: sogghignerai


text: sogghignerà

title: sogghignerà


text: sogghigneremo

title: sogghigneremo


text: sogghignerete

title: sogghignerete


text: sogghigneranno

title: sogghigneranno


text: sogghignerei

title: sogghignerei


text: sogghigneresti

title: sogghigneresti


text: sogghignerebbe

title: sogghignerebbe


text: sogghigneremmo

title: sogghigneremmo


text: sogghignereste

title: sogghignereste


text: sogghignerebbero

title: sogghignerebbero


text: sogghigniate

title: sogghigniate


text: sorreggerla

title: sorreggerla


text: sogghignino

title: sogghignino


text: sorreggerle

title: sorreggerle


text: sogghignassi

title: sogghignassi


text: sorreggerli

title: sorreggerli


text: sogghignasse

title: sogghignasse


text: sorreggerlo

title: sorreggerlo


text: sogghignassimo

title: sogghignassimo


text: sogghignassero

title: sogghignassero


text:
cvitak

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  (expressively, hypocoristically) flower
 * 2) * 1375, N.N., Muka svete Margarite (transcribed from Glagolitic original):
 * "sh"

- Trava reste, cvate cvitak, reste zdravje, dobar žitak;

title: cvitak


text:
spasimare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be in agony, to suffer greatly
 * 2)  to long, to yearn, to desire greatly
 * 3)  to fall in love

title: spasimare


text: spasimando

title: spasimando


text:
spasimante

Noun

 * 1) suitor
 * 2) wooer
 * 3) sparker

title: spasimante


text: spasimato

title: spasimato


text: spasimati

title: spasimati


text: spasimata

title: spasimata


text:
spasimo

Noun

 * 1) pang

title: spasimo


text: spasimi

title: spasimi


text: spasima

title: spasima


text: spasimiamo

title: spasimiamo


text: spasimate

title: spasimate


text: spasimano

title: spasimano


text: spasimavo

title: spasimavo


text: spasimavi

title: spasimavi


text: spasimava

title: spasimava


text: spasimavamo

title: spasimavamo


text: spasimavate

title: spasimavate


text: spasimavano

title: spasimavano


text: spasimai

title: spasimai


text: spasimasti

title: spasimasti


text: spasimò

title: spasimò


text: spasimammo

title: spasimammo


text: spasimaste

title: spasimaste


text: spasimarono

title: spasimarono


text: spasimerò

title: spasimerò


text: spasimerai

title: spasimerai


text: spasimerà

title: spasimerà


text: spasimeremo

title: spasimeremo


text: spasimerete

title: spasimerete


text: spasimeranno

title: spasimeranno


text: spasimerei

title: spasimerei


text: spasimeresti

title: spasimeresti


text: spasimerebbe

title: spasimerebbe


text: spasimeremmo

title: spasimeremmo


text: spasimereste

title: spasimereste


text: spasimerebbero

title: spasimerebbero


text: spasimiate

title: spasimiate


text: spasimino

title: spasimino


text: spasimassi

title: spasimassi


text: spasimasse

title: spasimasse


text: spasimassimo

title: spasimassimo


text: spasimassero

title: spasimassero


text:
spellare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to skin, to flay (a rabbit, etc.)
 * 2)  to skin (a knee, etc.)
 * 3)  to fleece (a client)
 * 4)  to flay, to ill-treat

title: spellare


text:
spellarsi

Verb

 * 1) to shed the skin
 * 2) to peel
 * 3) to graze oneself
 * 1) to graze oneself

title: spellarsi


text: spellando

title: spellando


text: spellante

title: spellante


text: spellato

title: spellato


text: spellati

title: spellati


text: spellata

title: spellata


text: spelli

title: spelli


text:
spella

Etymology
, from, from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to spell write a word in a particular combination of letters; name these letters

title: spella


text: spelliamo

title: spelliamo


text: spellate

title: spellate


text:
spellano

Etymology 1
From.

title: spellano


text: spellavo

title: spellavo


text: spellavi

title: spellavi


text: spellava

title: spellava


text: spellavamo

title: spellavamo


text: spellavate

title: spellavate


text: spellavano

title: spellavano


text: spellai

title: spellai


text: spellasti

title: spellasti


text: spellò

title: spellò


text: spellammo

title: spellammo


text: spellaste

title: spellaste


text: spellarono

title: spellarono


text: spellerò

title: spellerò


text: spellerai

title: spellerai


text: spellerà

title: spellerà


text: spelleremo

title: spelleremo


text: spellerete

title: spellerete


text: spelleranno

title: spelleranno


text: spellerei

title: spellerei


text: spelleresti

title: spelleresti


text: spellerebbe

title: spellerebbe


text: spelleremmo

title: spelleremmo


text: spellereste

title: spellereste


text: spellerebbero

title: spellerebbero


text: spelliate

title: spelliate


text: spellino

title: spellino


text: spellassi

title: spellassi


text: spellasse

title: spellasse


text: spellassimo

title: spellassimo


text: spellassero

title: spellassero


text: spellarmi

title: spellarmi


text: spellarti

title: spellarti


text: spellarci

title: spellarci


text: spellarvi

title: spellarvi


text: spellandosi

title: spellandosi


text: spellandomi

title: spellandomi


text: spellandoti

title: spellandoti


text: spellandoci

title: spellandoci


text: spellandovi

title: spellandovi


text: spelliamoci

title: spelliamoci


text: spellatevi

title: spellatevi


text:
spregiare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to despise
 * 2)  to be contemptuous of
 * 1)  to be contemptuous of

title: spregiare


text:
літо

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) summer
 * 2)  year

title: літо


text: spregiando

title: spregiando


text: spregiante

title: spregiante


text:
spregiato

Adjective

 * 1) despised

title: spregiato


text: spregiati

title: spregiati


text: spregiata

title: spregiata


text:
spregio

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) contempt, scorn, disdain

title: spregio


text: spregi

title: spregi


text: spregia

title: spregia


text: spregiamo

title: spregiamo


text: spregiate

title: spregiate


text: spregiano

title: spregiano


text: spregiavo

title: spregiavo


text: spregiavi

title: spregiavi


text: spregiava

title: spregiava


text: spregiavamo

title: spregiavamo


text: spregiavate

title: spregiavate


text: spregiavano

title: spregiavano


text: spregiai

title: spregiai


text: spregiasti

title: spregiasti


text: spregiò

title: spregiò


text: spregiammo

title: spregiammo


text: spregiaste

title: spregiaste


text: spregiarono

title: spregiarono


text: spregerò

title: spregerò


text: spregerai

title: spregerai


text: spregerà

title: spregerà


text: spregeremo

title: spregeremo


text: spregerete

title: spregerete


text: spregeranno

title: spregeranno


text: spregerei

title: spregerei


text: spregeresti

title: spregeresti


text: spregerebbe

title: spregerebbe


text: spregeremmo

title: spregeremmo


text: spregereste

title: spregereste


text: spregerebbero

title: spregerebbero


text: spregino

title: spregino


text: spregiassi

title: spregiassi


text: spregiasse

title: spregiasse


text: spregiassimo

title: spregiassimo


text: spregiassero

title: spregiassero


text:
lěśe

Etymology 1
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) summer

title: lěśe


text:
лета

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) summer

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to fly
 * 2)  to go by fast

title: лета


text:
sprimacciare

Verb

 * 1)  to fluff, to plump up (a pillow, blanket, etc.)

title: sprimacciare


text: sprimacciando

title: sprimacciando


text: sprimacciante

title: sprimacciante


text: sprimacciato

title: sprimacciato


text: sprimacciati

title: sprimacciati


text: sprimacciata

title: sprimacciata


text: sprimaccio

title: sprimaccio


text: sprimacci

title: sprimacci


text: sprimaccia

title: sprimaccia


text: sprimacciamo

title: sprimacciamo


text: sprimacciate

title: sprimacciate


text: sprimacciano

title: sprimacciano


text: sprimacciavo

title: sprimacciavo


text: sprimacciavi

title: sprimacciavi


text: sprimacciava

title: sprimacciava


text: sprimacciavamo

title: sprimacciavamo


text: sprimacciavate

title: sprimacciavate


text: sprimacciavano

title: sprimacciavano


text: sprimacciai

title: sprimacciai


text: sprimacciasti

title: sprimacciasti


text: sprimacciò

title: sprimacciò


text: sprimacciammo

title: sprimacciammo


text: sprimacciaste

title: sprimacciaste


text: sprimacciarono

title: sprimacciarono


text: sprimaccerò

title: sprimaccerò


text: sprimaccerai

title: sprimaccerai


text: sprimaccerà

title: sprimaccerà


text: sprimacceremo

title: sprimacceremo


text: sprimaccerete

title: sprimaccerete


text: sprimacceranno

title: sprimacceranno


text: sprimaccerei

title: sprimaccerei


text: sprimacceresti

title: sprimacceresti


text: sprimaccerebbe

title: sprimaccerebbe


text: sprimacceremmo

title: sprimacceremmo


text: sprimaccereste

title: sprimaccereste


text: sprimaccerebbero

title: sprimaccerebbero


text: sprimaccino

title: sprimaccino


text: sprimacciassi

title: sprimacciassi


text: sprimacciasse

title: sprimacciasse


text: sprimacciassimo

title: sprimacciassimo


text: sprimacciassero

title: sprimacciassero


text:
sprizzare

Etymology
, (modern 🇨🇬), from,  (> 🇨🇬), from. Compare also 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to spurt (out of); to emanate (from)
 * 2)  to squirt out, to spit out, to cause to emanate
 * 3)  to be expressed vividly and manifestly
 * 4)  to be radiant or glowing with, to manifest (a feeling, mood, etc.)
 * 1)  to be expressed vividly and manifestly
 * 2)  to be radiant or glowing with, to manifest (a feeling, mood, etc.)
 * 1)  to be expressed vividly and manifestly
 * 2)  to be radiant or glowing with, to manifest (a feeling, mood, etc.)
 * 1)  to be radiant or glowing with, to manifest (a feeling, mood, etc.)

title: sprizzare


text: sprizzando

title: sprizzando


text: sprizzante

title: sprizzante


text: sprizzato

title: sprizzato


text: sprizzati

title: sprizzati


text: sprizzata

title: sprizzata


text:
sprizzo

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  spurt

title: sprizzo


text: sprizzi

title: sprizzi


text: sprizza

title: sprizza


text: sprizziamo

title: sprizziamo


text: sprizzate

title: sprizzate


text: sprizzano

title: sprizzano


text: sprizzavo

title: sprizzavo


text: sprizzavi

title: sprizzavi


text: sprizzava

title: sprizzava


text: sprizzavamo

title: sprizzavamo


text: sprizzavate

title: sprizzavate


text: sprizzavano

title: sprizzavano


text: sprizzai

title: sprizzai


text: sprizzasti

title: sprizzasti


text: sprizzò

title: sprizzò


text: sprizzammo

title: sprizzammo


text: sprizzaste

title: sprizzaste


text: sprizzarono

title: sprizzarono


text: sprizzerò

title: sprizzerò


text: sprizzerai

title: sprizzerai


text: sprizzerà

title: sprizzerà


text: sprizzeremo

title: sprizzeremo


text: sprizzerete

title: sprizzerete


text: sprizzeranno

title: sprizzeranno


text: sprizzerei

title: sprizzerei


text: sprizzeresti

title: sprizzeresti


text: escritora

title: escritora


text: sprizzerebbe

title: sprizzerebbe


text: sprizzeremmo

title: sprizzeremmo


text: sprizzereste

title: sprizzereste


text: sprizzerebbero

title: sprizzerebbero


text: sprizziate

title: sprizziate


text: sprizzino

title: sprizzino


text: sprizzassi

title: sprizzassi


text: sprizzasse

title: sprizzasse


text: sprizzassimo

title: sprizzassimo


text: sprizzassero

title: sprizzassero


text:
stipite

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) jamb (of a door or window)
 * 2)  stem
 * 3)  trunk
 * 1)  trunk

title: stipite


text:
tenaglia

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  pincers, forceps

title: tenaglia


text:
thè

Verb

 * 1) to stick tongue out

title: thè


text: trasecolando

title: trasecolando


text:
trasecolare

Verb

 * 1)  to be stupefied or dumbfounded

title: trasecolare


text: trasecolante

title: trasecolante


text:
trasecolato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) astonished, dumbfounded, astounded

title: trasecolato


text: trasecolati

title: trasecolati


text: trasecolata

title: trasecolata


text: trasecolo

title: trasecolo


text: trasecoli

title: trasecoli


text: trasecola

title: trasecola


text: trasecoliamo

title: trasecoliamo


text: trasecolate

title: trasecolate


text: trasecolano

title: trasecolano


text: trasecolavo

title: trasecolavo


text: trasecolavi

title: trasecolavi


text: trasecolava

title: trasecolava


text: trasecolavamo

title: trasecolavamo


text: trasecolavate

title: trasecolavate


text: trasecolavano

title: trasecolavano


text: trasecolai

title: trasecolai


text: trasecolasti

title: trasecolasti


text: trasecolò

title: trasecolò


text: trasecolammo

title: trasecolammo


text: trasecolaste

title: trasecolaste


text: trasecolarono

title: trasecolarono


text: trasecolerò

title: trasecolerò


text: trasecolerai

title: trasecolerai


text: trasecolerà

title: trasecolerà


text: trasecoleremo

title: trasecoleremo


text: trasecolerete

title: trasecolerete


text: trasecoleranno

title: trasecoleranno


text: trasecolerei

title: trasecolerei


text: trasecoleresti

title: trasecoleresti


text: trasecolerebbe

title: trasecolerebbe


text: trasecoleremmo

title: trasecoleremmo


text: trasecolereste

title: trasecolereste


text: trasecolerebbero

title: trasecolerebbero


text: trasecoliate

title: trasecoliate


text: trasecolino

title: trasecolino


text: trasecolassi

title: trasecolassi


text: trasecolasse

title: trasecolasse


text: trasecolassimo

title: trasecolassimo


text: trasecolassero

title: trasecolassero


text: varca

title: varca


text: varchiamo

title: varchiamo


text: varcate

title: varcate


text: varcano

title: varcano


text: varcavo

title: varcavo


text: varcavi

title: varcavi


text: varcava

title: varcava


text: varcavamo

title: varcavamo


text: varcavate

title: varcavate


text: varcavano

title: varcavano


text: varcai

title: varcai


text: varcasti

title: varcasti


text: varcò

title: varcò


text: varcammo

title: varcammo


text: varcaste

title: varcaste


text: varcarono

title: varcarono


text: varcherò

title: varcherò


text: varcherai

title: varcherai


text: varcherà

title: varcherà


text: varcheremo

title: varcheremo


text: varcherete

title: varcherete


text: varcheranno

title: varcheranno


text: varcherei

title: varcherei


text: varcheresti

title: varcheresti


text: varcherebbe

title: varcherebbe


text:
vecchiezza

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  old age

title: vecchiezza


text: varcheremmo

title: varcheremmo


text: varchereste

title: varchereste


text: varcherebbero

title: varcherebbero


text: varchiate

title: varchiate


text: varchino

title: varchino


text: varcassi

title: varcassi


text: varcasse

title: varcasse


text: varcassimo

title: varcassimo


text: varcassero

title: varcassero


text: vincermi

title: vincermi


text: vincerti

title: vincerti


text: vincerci

title: vincerci


text: vincervi

title: vincervi


text: vincendosi

title: vincendosi


text: vincendomi

title: vincendomi


text: vincendoti

title: vincendoti


text: vincendoci

title: vincendoci


text: vincendovi

title: vincendovi


text: vinciti

title: vinciti


text: vinciamoci

title: vinciamoci


text: vincetevi

title: vincetevi


text: seppellimenti

title: seppellimenti


text: spasimanti

title: spasimanti


text: stipiti

title: stipiti


text:
tenaglie

Noun

 * 1) pincers, pliers, tongs
 * 2) forceps
 * 1) forceps

title: tenaglie


text: vecchiezze

title: vecchiezze


text: inconfessata

title: inconfessata


text: inconfessati

title: inconfessati


text: inconfessate

title: inconfessate


text: sdegnosa

title: sdegnosa


text: sdegnosi

title: sdegnosi


text: sdegnose

title: sdegnose


text: smorta

title: smorta


text: smorti

title: smorti


text: smorte

title: smorte


text:
dropdown list

Alternative forms

 * drop-down list

Noun

 * 1)  A user interface control GUI element similar to a list box which allows the user to choose one value from a list.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 下拉式選單
 * Danish:, dropdownmenu
 * Dutch: uitklapmenu
 * Faroese: listateigur, rullulisti
 * Finnish: pudotusvalikko, luetteloruutu
 * French:
 * German:, Drop-down-Liste, Dropdown-Listenfeld
 * Hungarian: legördülő lista
 * Icelandic: fellilisti
 * Indonesian: daftar tarik turun, senarai deret turun
 * Italian: lista a cascata
 * Japanese: ドロップダウンリスト
 * Kazakh: ашылмалы тізім
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: rullegardinmeny
 * Nynorsk: rullegardinmeny
 * Portuguese:, caixa de listagem
 * Russian: раскрыва́ющийся спи́сок
 * Spanish: desplegable, lista desplegable,
 * Swedish: rullgardinsmeny
 * Turkish: açılır liste

title: dropdown list


text: drop-down list

title: drop-down list


text:
list box

Noun

 * 1)  A GUI widget that allows the user to select one or more items from a list contained within a static, multiple line text box.

title: list box


text: boscs

title: boscs


text: cavalls

title: cavalls


text: boscos

title: boscos


text:
erilleen

Etymology
Allative plural of.

Adverb

 * 1) into being apart or separate

Inflection
Using the first-person or second-person forms is optional (the third-person form can be used instead).

title: erilleen


text:
erikseen

Adverb

 * 1) separately, apart mostly figuratively

title: erikseen


text:
čovik

Etymology
From older, from.

Noun

 * 1)  man; person; human
 * 2) * late 15C, Džore Držić, Radmio i Ljubmir:
 * Tijem obraz požuti a srce prismagne,
 * Ter pikat okruti čovik se ne dvigne.

title: čovik


text:
fire sign

Noun

 * 1)  Any of the three star signs Aries, Leo and Sagittarius.

title: fire sign


text:
air sign

Noun

 * 1)  Any of the three star signs Aquarius, Gemini and Libra.

title: air sign


text:
earth sign

Noun

 * 1)  Any of the three star signs Capricorn, Taurus and Virgo.

title: earth sign


text:
water sign

Noun

 * 1)  Any of the three star signs Cancer, Pisces and Scorpio.

title: water sign


text:
bioceramic

Noun

 * 1) Any of several ceramic materials, having a similar composition to the minerals of bone, used in bone implants

title: bioceramic


text: genotyped

title: genotyped


text:
genotyping

Noun

 * 1) The process of determining a genotype

Related terms

 * subgenotyping

title: genotyping


text:
popolarissimo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very popular, very famous
 * 2) very cheap, very low
 * 1) very cheap, very low

title: popolarissimo


text:
methylcytosine

Noun

 * 1)  Any methyl derivative of cytosine, but especially 5-methylcytosine formed by methylation of DNA

title: methylcytosine


text:
microsized

Adjective

 * 1) Greatly reduced in size.

title: microsized


text: nanoceramics

title: nanoceramics


text:
frequentatissimo

Etymology
From.

title: frequentatissimo


text:
bleeper

Noun

 * 1) Something or someone that bleeps.
 * 2) An electronic device that makes a bleeping sound to obscure certain words, used to censor spoken dialogue.

Synonyms

 * beeper

title: bleeper


text:
nanoceramic

Noun

 * 1) Any ceramic material, especially one having a very small grain size, produced by nanotechnology

title: nanoceramic


text:
attivissimo

Etymology
From.

title: attivissimo


text:
bleepy

Adjective

 * 1)  Characterised by bleeping noises.

title: bleepy


text:
polyubiquitin

Noun

 * 1)  A chain of several ubiquitin molecules attached to a protein.

Derived terms

 * polyubiquitination

title: polyubiquitin


text:
heapy

Adjective

 * 1) Having lots of heaps or piles.

Synonyms

 * cumulose

Derived terms

 * heapily
 * heapiness

title: heapy


text:
vivacemente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) vivaciously
 * 2) in a lively manner
 * 3) vividly, brightly

title: vivacemente


text:
retroviral

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to a retrovirus

Derived terms

 * antiretroviral
 * acute retroviral syndrome

Translations

 * Finnish: retrovirus-
 * Italian: retrovirale
 * Spanish: retroviral

Noun

 * 1) A retrovirus

title: retroviral


text:
sheepy

Adjective

 * 1)  Resembling or characteristic of a sheep.

Related terms

 * sheepish

Translations

 * Finnish:

Noun

 * 1)  sheep

title: sheepy


text:
visitatissimo

Etymology
From.

title: visitatissimo


text:
affidabilmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) reliably, dependably

title: affidabilmente


text:
neapy

Adjective

 * 1)  Having a very small difference between low tide and high tide.
 * The tides are getting neapier soon.

Antonyms

 * springy

title: neapy


text:
peepy

Adjective

 * 1) Inclined to peep (to watch someone or something).
 * 2) Having a high-pitched voice, like the sound of a peep.
 * She is so peepy sometimes I think only dogs can hear her.

Derived terms

 * creepy-peepy

title: peepy


text:
criticabile

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) objectionable, questionable

title: criticabile


text:
sweep someone off their feet

Verb

 * 1)  To seduce someone romantically.
 * 2)  To overwhelm.

title: sweep someone off their feet


text:
anticopia

Adjective

 * 1)  anti-copy (describing digital rights management protected objects or systems)

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) anticopy

title: anticopia


text:
antiterrorismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) antiterrorism

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) antiterrorist
 * 2)  antiterrorism

Noun

 * 1) antiterrorism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  antiterrorism activity aiming at opposing terrorism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) antiterrorism, counterterrorism

title: antiterrorismo


text:
Talk:Dubya

Pronunciation
I suggest include pronunciation (in text and with a sound file).

title: Talk:Dubya


text:
cestinare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to throw away, to throw in the trash
 * 2)  to trash, to destroy
 * 3)  to turn down (a proposal)
 * 4)  to reject (a manuscript or letter sent for publication)

title: cestinare


text: cestinando

title: cestinando


text: cestinante

title: cestinante


text: cestinato

title: cestinato


text: cestinati

title: cestinati


text: cestinata

title: cestinata


text: cestiniamo

title: cestiniamo


text: cestinate

title: cestinate


text: cestinano

title: cestinano


text: cestinavo

title: cestinavo


text: cestinavi

title: cestinavi


text: cestinava

title: cestinava


text: cestinavamo

title: cestinavamo


text: cestinavate

title: cestinavate


text: cestinavano

title: cestinavano


text: cestinai

title: cestinai


text: cestinasti

title: cestinasti


text: cestinò

title: cestinò


text: cestinammo

title: cestinammo


text: cestinaste

title: cestinaste


text: cestinarono

title: cestinarono


text: cestinerò

title: cestinerò


text: cestinerai

title: cestinerai


text: cestinerà

title: cestinerà


text: cestineremo

title: cestineremo


text: cestinerete

title: cestinerete


text: cestineranno

title: cestineranno


text: cestinerei

title: cestinerei


text: cestineresti

title: cestineresti


text: cestinerebbe

title: cestinerebbe


text: cestineremmo

title: cestineremmo


text: cestinereste

title: cestinereste


text: cestinerebbero

title: cestinerebbero


text: cestiniate

title: cestiniate


text: cestinino

title: cestinino


text: cestinassi

title: cestinassi


text: cestinasse

title: cestinasse


text: cestinassimo

title: cestinassimo


text: cestinassero

title: cestinassero


text:
chicca

Noun

 * 1) sweet, candy
 * 2) something precious and rare
 * 3) find
 * 4) titbit
 * 5) gem

title: chicca


text:
complottismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) conspiracy
 * 2) conspiracism

title: complottismo


text:
complottistico

Adjective

 * 1) tending to see plots everywhere, especially where they do not exist

title: complottistico


text:
delegittimare

Verb

 * 1)  to delegitimize

title: delegittimare


text: delegittimando

title: delegittimando


text: delegittimante

title: delegittimante


text: delegittimato

title: delegittimato


text: delegittimati

title: delegittimati


text: delegittimata

title: delegittimata


text: delegittimo

title: delegittimo


text: delegittimi

title: delegittimi


text: delegittima

title: delegittima


text: delegittimiamo

title: delegittimiamo


text: delegittimate

title: delegittimate


text: delegittimano

title: delegittimano


text: delegittimavo

title: delegittimavo


text: delegittimavi

title: delegittimavi


text: delegittimava

title: delegittimava


text: delegittimavamo

title: delegittimavamo


text: delegittimavate

title: delegittimavate


text: delegittimavano

title: delegittimavano


text: delegittimai

title: delegittimai


text: delegittimasti

title: delegittimasti


text: delegittimò

title: delegittimò


text: delegittimammo

title: delegittimammo


text: delegittimaste

title: delegittimaste


text: delegittimarono

title: delegittimarono


text: delegittimerò

title: delegittimerò


text: delegittimerai

title: delegittimerai


text: delegittimerà

title: delegittimerà


text: delegittimeremo

title: delegittimeremo


text: delegittimerete

title: delegittimerete


text: delegittimeranno

title: delegittimeranno


text: delegittimerei

title: delegittimerei


text: delegittimeresti

title: delegittimeresti


text: delegittimerebbe

title: delegittimerebbe


text: delegittimeremmo

title: delegittimeremmo


text: delegittimereste

title: delegittimereste


text: delegittimerebbero

title: delegittimerebbero


text: delegittimiate

title: delegittimiate


text: delegittimino

title: delegittimino


text: delegittimassi

title: delegittimassi


text: delegittimasse

title: delegittimasse


text: delegittimassimo

title: delegittimassimo


text: delegittimassero

title: delegittimassero


text:
dirottatore

Noun

 * 1) hijacker

title: dirottatore


text:
heterocercal

Adjective

 * 1)  Of a fish's tail, such that the vertebral column bends and extends upwards into the upper lobe of the tail, making it larger than the lower lobe; as in sharks, rays, and skates.

title: heterocercal


text:
Appendix:Hungarian words ending in -izmus

This is not a complete list.

 * abszolutizmus
 * alkoholizmus
 * alpinizmus
 * anakronizmus
 * animizmus
 * antagonizmus
 * antimilitarizmus
 * antiszemitizmus
 * archaizmus
 * artritizmus
 * atavizmus
 * ateizmus
 * atomizmus
 * barbarizmus
 * behaviorizmus
 * bolsevizmus
 * cinizmus
 * cionizmus
 * determinizmus
 * dinamizmus
 * egocentrizmus
 * egoizmus
 * egzisztencializmus
 * erotizmus
 * eszképizmus
 * eufémizmus
 * exhibicionizmus
 * fanatizmus
 * fasizmus
 * fatalizmus
 * fetisizmus
 * föderalizmus
 * gigantizmus
 * hipnotizmus
 * humanizmus
 * idealizmus
 * idiomatizmus
 * imagizmus
 * impresszionizmus
 * iszlamizmus
 * italianizmus
 * kannibalizmus
 * katekizmus
 * katolicizmus
 * karrierizmus
 * kollektivizmus
 * kommunizmus
 * konzervativizmus
 * kozmopolitizmus
 * kubizmus
 * legitimizmus
 * liberalizmus
 * lokįlpatriotizmus
 * materializmus
 * mazochizmus
 * mechanizmus
 * metodizmus
 * militarizmus
 * modernizmus
 * mohamedįnizmus
 * nacionalizmus
 * narcisszizmus
 * nįrcizmus
 * naturalizmus
 * neologizmus
 * nepotizmus
 * nihilizmus
 * nonkonformizmus
 * nudizmus
 * okkultizmus
 * opportunizmus
 * organizmus
 * pacifizmus
 * patriotizmus
 * pauperizmus
 * pesszimizmus
 * pithagoreizmus
 * platonizmus
 * pozitivizmus
 * pragmatizmus
 * primitivizmus
 * probabilizmus
 * protekcionizmus
 * prozelitizmus
 * puritanizmus
 * racionalizmus
 * radikalizmus
 * rasszizmus
 * realizmus
 * republikanizmus
 * revizionizmus
 * ritualizmus
 * romanticizmus
 * sįtįnizmus
 * sovinizmus
 * spiritizmus
 * spiritualizmus
 * szadizmus
 * szemitizmus
 * szentimentalizmus
 * szenzualizmus
 * szeparatizmus
 * szervilizmus
 * szexizmus
 * szillogizmus
 * szimbolizmus
 * szinergizmus
 * szkepticizmus
 * sznobizmus
 * szocializmus
 * szolipszizmus
 * sztoicizmus
 * szubjektivizmus
 * szürrealizmus
 * traumatizmus
 * turizmus
 * utilitarianizmus
 * utilitarizmus
 * vandalizmus
 * vulgarizmus


text: Thesaurus:idler

title: Thesaurus:idler


text:
Talk:directive

Computing sense
Shouldn’t there be a separate definition for the computing sense? H. (talk) 12:07, 4 September 2008 (UTC)

 * ✅ Equinox ◑ 23:57, 8 August 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:directive


text:
yacaré

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  caiman

title: yacaré


text:
syytää

Etymology
. Compare for similar development.

Verb

 * 1) to throw (around), toss (around), fling (around), cast, eject
 * 2)  to use resources (often money) in an excessive manner

title: syytää


text:
sterlet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A smaller, common Eurasian sturgeon, of the species.

Translations

 * Armenian: ստերլետ,
 * Bulgarian:
 * Esperanto: sterledo
 * Finnish:
 * German: ,
 * Hungarian:
 * Kazakh: сүйрiк
 * Latin: helops
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: esturión esterlete
 * Swedish:
 * Tatar:
 * Turkish: çuka balığı

title: sterlet


text:
harkály

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) woodpecker

title: harkály


text:
fakopáncs

Noun

 * 1) woodpecker

title: fakopáncs


text: Thesaurus:troublemaker

title: Thesaurus:troublemaker


text:
systematology

Etymology
From, from , stem of , from ; with suffix.

Noun

 * 1)  The science or study of systematizing
 * 2)  The science or study of systems or their formations

title: systematology


text:
Talk:systematology

Etymology
Greetings,

Someone else should do the etymology for this word. I don't know how to use the etymology macros. The word comes from Greek systemat- (s. of sýstema) SYSTEM + -O- + -LOGY. However, I do not know how to express this using the macros for Wiktionary.

However, I have at least given this word a start and a pronunciation. Someone else can take it from here, or else teach me how to finish it off.

Thanks — Pagoda123

Pagoda123 13:15, 4 September 2008 (UTC)

 * I suspect that the word was assembled in Germany from Latin and Greek components before being bought into English. I'm not sure that this is particularly important to its etymology, but it fits the dates and the flow of influence in the sciences. The first English publications using the term seem to have been American c 1820. DCDuring TALK 01:58, 2 October 2008 (UTC)

Audio File
Missing audio file: I created an audio file (En-us-systematology.ogg), but it is not linking to the page for some reason? I did this before for deniability but apparently cannot remember how to correctly link the file in now.

Ideas?

— Pagoda123

Pagoda123 13:25, 4 September 2008 (UTC)

Update
Ah, there it is... It just took a few seconds for it to show up for some reason.

Pagoda123 13:25, 4 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:systematology


text: Thesaurus:criminal

title: Thesaurus:criminal


text:
Santiago de Chile

Etymology
From, distinguishing the intended city.

title: Santiago de Chile


text:
gyorsétel

Noun

 * 1) fast food

title: gyorsétel


text: Thesaurus:supposition

title: Thesaurus:supposition


text: Santo Domingo de Guzmán

title: Santo Domingo de Guzmán


text:
Odisseo

Proper noun

 * 1) Odysseus

title: Odisseo


text:
Basse-Terre

Proper noun

 * , located in the Lesser Antilles.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: Basse-Terre
 * Albanian: Basse-Terre
 * Antillean Creole:
 * Guadeloupean Creole: Bastè
 * Armenian: Բաս Տեր
 * Asturian: Basse-Terre
 * Azerbaijani: Bas Ter
 * Basque: Basse-Terre
 * Belarusian: Бас-Тэр
 * Breton: Basse-Terre
 * Bulgarian: Бас Тер
 * Catalan: Basse-Terre
 * Cebuano: Basse-Terre
 * Chechen: Бас-Тер
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech: Basse-Terre
 * Danish: Basse-Terre
 * Dutch: Basse-Terre
 * Esperanto: Bas-Tero
 * Estonian: Basse-Terre
 * Finnish: Basse-Terre
 * French:
 * Galician: Basse-Terre
 * Georgian: ბას-ტერი
 * German:
 * Greek: Μπας-Τερ
 * Hebrew: באס טר
 * Icelandic: Basse-Terre
 * Ido: Basse-Terre
 * Indonesian: Basse-Terre
 * Italian: Basse-Terre
 * Japanese: バス＝テール
 * Kazakh: Бас-Тер
 * Korean: ^바스테르
 * Kyrgyz: Бас-тер
 * Latin: Ima Tellus
 * Latvian: Bastēra
 * Ligurian: Basse-Terre
 * Lithuanian: Bas Teras
 * Macedonian: Бас Тер
 * Malay: Basse-Terre
 * Marathi: बासे-तेर
 * Norwegian Bokmål: Basse-Terre
 * Occitan: Basse-Terre
 * Piedmontese: Basse-Terre
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese: Basse-Terre
 * Romanian: Basse-Terre
 * Russian: Бас-Те́р
 * Scots: Basse-Terre
 * Serbo-Croatian: Бас Тер, Bas Ter
 * Sicilian: Basse-Terre
 * Slovak: Basse-Terre
 * Spanish:
 * Swahili: Basse-Terre
 * Swedish: Basse-Terre
 * Tamil: பாசு-தெர்
 * Thai: บัส-แตร์
 * Turkish: Basse-Terre
 * Ukrainian: Бас-Тер
 * Vietnamese: Basse-Terre
 * Welsh: Basse-Terre

Etymology
Compound of 🇰🇲.

title: Basse-Terre


text:
Odissea

Proper noun

 * 1) the Odyssey

title: Odissea


text:
Odino

Proper noun

 * 1) Odin

title: Odino


text:
Oddone

Proper noun

 * 1) Odo

title: Oddone


text: Nuovo Messico

title: Nuovo Messico


text:
Nuovo Ebridi

Proper noun

 * 1)  New Hebrides

title: Nuovo Ebridi


text:
Nuova York

Proper noun

 * 1)  New York

title: Nuova York


text: Nuova Orleans

title: Nuova Orleans


text:
Nuova Inghilterra

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) New England

title: Nuova Inghilterra


text: Nuova Caledonia

title: Nuova Caledonia


text: Nuova Delhi

title: Nuova Delhi


text: Norimberga

title: Norimberga


text:
Nordafrica

Proper noun

 * 1) North Africa

title: Nordafrica


text:
მუსლიმი

Noun

 * 1) Muslim

title: მუსლიმი


text:
abtreiben

Verb

 * 1)  to go/be sent off course
 * 2)  to have an abortion
 * 3)  to abort (a baby)
 * 1)  to abort (a baby)

title: abtreiben


text:
Niccolò

Etymology
See.

title: Niccolò


text:
მუსულმანი

Etymology
Most likely from, itself from.

Noun

 * 1) Muslim

title: მუსულმანი


text:
Niassa

Proper noun

 * 1) Nyasa

title: Niassa


text:
Nestore

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Nestor

title: Nestore


text:
Nemesi

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Nemesis

title: Nemesi


text:
Nataniele

Proper noun

 * 1) Nathaniel

title: Nataniele


text:
Narciso

Proper noun

 * 1)  Narcissus
 * , borne by several saints

Proper noun

 * 1)  Narcissus

Proper noun

 * 1)  Narcissus
 * , borne by several saints

title: Narciso


text:
South Tarawa

Usage notes
The main administrative centre for the Republic of Kiribati is located on the islet of Bairiki which belongs to South Tarawa municipality. Therefore some sources cite Bairiki as the capital.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: Suid-Tarawa
 * Danish: South Tarawa
 * Esperanto: Suda Taravo
 * Russian: Ю́жная Тара́ва
 * Ukrainian: Півде́нна Тара́ва

title: South Tarawa


text: Santa Fe de Bogotá

title: Santa Fe de Bogotá


text:
Dezimeter

Noun

 * 1) decimeter

title: Dezimeter


text:
havannalainen

Adjective

 * 1) Havanan of or pertaining to the city of Havana, the capital of Cuba

Noun

 * 1) Havana cigar
 * 2) Havanan person

title: havannalainen


text:
Havanan

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Havana in Cuba.

Translations

 * Belarusian: гава́нскі
 * Bulgarian: хава́нски
 * Czech: havanský
 * French:
 * Polish:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:
 * Ukrainian: гава́нський

Noun

 * 1) An inhabitant or a resident of Havana.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: хава́нец, хава́нка
 * Esperanto: havanano, havananino
 * Finnish:
 * French: Havanais, Havanaise
 * Hungarian:
 * Turkish: Havanalı

title: Havanan


text:
Nikosia

Etymology
From.

title: Nikosia


text:
Viangchan

Usage notes

 * This is the official transliteration, and is recommended by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Despite the recommendation, however, the spelling is almost exclusively used.

title: Viangchan


text:
User:Robert Ullmann/Pronunciation statistics

pronunciation section statistics

 * from XML dump as of 13 June 2008

 * total of 81775 pronunciation sections in 873169 entries
 * total of 119785 pronunciation lines, average 1.465 per section

Pronunication lines by type of line:

 * "accent" means the line has an template, followed by (enPR), IPA and (SAMPA). These lines are not listed under enPR, IPA etc
 * IPA, SAMPA, etc are others with those templates or text on the line.
 * "qualifier" means a line usually starting with * that is like "* RP:" or uses {qualifier} for the same thing.
 * Classification of lines is not exact.
 * SAMPA includes X-SAMPA, IPA includes lines with.
 * blanks, comments, sister links, etc are not included in totals

number of lines in sections, counting all types except blank lines, comments, sister, image

number of lines in sections by language, for languages with 10 or more pronunciation sections


text:
lipota

Verb

 * 1)  to catch fish, especially whitefish, with a long-handled hand net scoop net

Pronunciation

 * (Neoštokavian Ikavian)
 * (Čakavian)

Noun

 * 1)  beauty
 * 2) * late 15C, Hanibal Lucić, Jur nijedna na svit vila:
 * Jur nijedna na svit vila
 * Lipotom se već ne slavi,
 * Jer je hvale sve skupila
 * Vila kâ mi sarce travi.
 * 1) * 1630s, Ivan Gundulić, Osman:
 * "sh"

- Vas mlađahan plam je ognjeni s druge, rajske nje lipote, ka pozorim svijetlijem plijeni svačija srca i živote.

Declension
Forms with initial accent have a proclitic shift: nȁ lipotu.

title: lipota


text: limamus

title: limamus


text: limatis

title: limatis


text: limant

title: limant


text: limabo

title: limabo


text: limabis

title: limabis


text: limabit

title: limabit


text: limabimus

title: limabimus


text: limabitis

title: limabitis


text: limabunt

title: limabunt


text: limabam

title: limabam


text: limabat

title: limabat


text: limabamus

title: limabamus


text: limabatis

title: limabatis


text: limabant

title: limabant


text: limavi

title: limavi


text: limavisti

title: limavisti


text: limavit

title: limavit


text: limavimus

title: limavimus


text: limavistis

title: limavistis


text: limaverunt

title: limaverunt


text: limaveram

title: limaveram


text: limaveras

title: limaveras


text: limaverat

title: limaverat


text: limaveramus

title: limaveramus


text: limaveratis

title: limaveratis


text: limaverant

title: limaverant


text: limavero

title: limavero


text: limaveris

title: limaveris


text: limaverit

title: limaverit


text: limaverimus

title: limaverimus


text: limaveritis

title: limaveritis


text: limaverint

title: limaverint


text: limor

title: limor


text: limaris

title: limaris


text: limatur

title: limatur


text: liquas

title: liquas


text: limamur

title: limamur


text: liquat

title: liquat


text: limamini

title: limamini


text: liquamus

title: liquamus


text: limantur

title: limantur


text: liquatis

title: liquatis


text: limabor

title: limabor


text: liquant

title: liquant


text: limaberis

title: limaberis


text: liquabo

title: liquabo


text: limabitur

title: limabitur


text: liquabis

title: liquabis


text: limabimur

title: limabimur


text: liquabit

title: liquabit


text: limabimini

title: limabimini


text: liquabimus

title: liquabimus


text: limabuntur

title: limabuntur


text: liquabitis

title: liquabitis


text: limabar

title: limabar


text: liquabunt

title: liquabunt


text: limabaris

title: limabaris


text: liquabam

title: liquabam


text: limabatur

title: limabatur


text: liquabas

title: liquabas


text: limabamur

title: limabamur


text: liquabat

title: liquabat


text: limabamini

title: limabamini


text: litat

title: litat


text: liquabamus

title: liquabamus


text: limabantur

title: limabantur


text: litamus

title: litamus


text: liquabatis

title: liquabatis


text:
limem

Pronoun

 * 1) himself, herself, itself, oneself third-person singular reflexive pronoun

title: limem


text: litatis

title: litatis


text: liquabant

title: liquabant


text: litant

title: litant


text: limet

title: limet


text: liquavi

title: liquavi


text: litabo

title: litabo


text: limemus

title: limemus


text: liquavisti

title: liquavisti


text: litabis

title: litabis


text: limetis

title: limetis


text: liquavit

title: liquavit


text: litabit

title: litabit


text: liquavimus

title: liquavimus


text: liment

title: liment


text: liquavistis

title: liquavistis


text: litabimus

title: litabimus


text: limarem

title: limarem


text: liquaverunt

title: liquaverunt


text: litabitis

title: litabitis


text: limaret

title: limaret


text: litabunt

title: litabunt


text: limaremus

title: limaremus


text: litabam

title: litabam


text: limaretis

title: limaretis


text: limarent

title: limarent


text: litabat

title: litabat


text: limaverim

title: limaverim


text: litabamus

title: litabamus


text: limavissem

title: limavissem


text: litabatis

title: litabatis


text: limavisses

title: limavisses


text: litabant

title: litabant


text: limavisset

title: limavisset


text: litavi

title: litavi


text: limavissemus

title: limavissemus


text: litavisti

title: litavisti


text: litavit

title: litavit


text: limavissetis

title: limavissetis


text: litavimus

title: litavimus


text: limavissent

title: limavissent


text: litavistis

title: litavistis


text:
limer

Etymology 1
From (Old French, French ), from.

Noun

 * 1)  A kind of dog kept on a lead; a bloodhound; a mongrel.

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1) Someone who limes; someone who uses bird-lime or who limewashes.

Etymology 3
.

Noun

 * 1)  Someone who hangs around the streets; someone hanging out.

Derived terms

 * lime

Etymology
From or from.

Verb

 * 1) file (to smooth with a file)
 * 2)  to fuck, shag, pound

Noun

 * 1)  hound

title: limer


text: litaverunt

title: litaverunt


text: limeris

title: limeris


text: limetur

title: limetur


text: litaveram

title: litaveram


text: limemur

title: limemur


text: litaveras

title: litaveras


text: limemini

title: limemini


text: litaverat

title: litaverat


text: limentur

title: limentur


text: litaveramus

title: litaveramus


text: limarer

title: limarer


text: litaveratis

title: litaveratis


text: limareris

title: limareris


text: litaverant

title: litaverant


text: litavero

title: litavero


text: limaretur

title: limaretur


text: limaremur

title: limaremur


text: litaveris

title: litaveris


text: litaverit

title: litaverit


text: limaremini

title: limaremini


text: litigas

title: litigas


text: limarentur

title: limarentur


text: litaverimus

title: litaverimus


text: litigat

title: litigat


text: litaveritis

title: litaveritis


text: litigamus

title: litigamus


text: litaverint

title: litaverint


text: litigatis

title: litigatis


text: litor

title: litor


text: litaris

title: litaris


text: litigabo

title: litigabo


text: litatur

title: litatur


text: litigabis

title: litigabis


text: litamur

title: litamur


text: litigabit

title: litigabit


text: litamini

title: litamini


text: litigabimus

title: litigabimus


text: litantur

title: litantur


text: litigabitis

title: litigabitis


text: litabor

title: litabor


text: litigabunt

title: litigabunt


text: litaberis

title: litaberis


text: litigabam

title: litigabam


text: litabitur

title: litabitur


text: litigabas

title: litigabas


text: litabimur

title: litabimur


text: litigabat

title: litigabat


text: litabimini

title: litabimini


text: litigabamus

title: litigabamus


text: litabuntur

title: litabuntur


text: litigabatis

title: litigabatis


text: litabar

title: litabar


text: litigabant

title: litigabant


text: litabaris

title: litabaris


text: litabatur

title: litabatur


text: litigavisti

title: litigavisti


text: litabamur

title: litabamur


text: litigavit

title: litigavit


text: litabamini

title: litabamini


text: litigavimus

title: litigavimus


text: litabantur

title: litabantur


text: litigavistis

title: litigavistis


text:
litem

Noun

 * 1) orphanhood

Verb

 * 1) to become orphan

title: litem


text: litigaverunt

title: litigaverunt


text: litigaveram

title: litigaveram


text: litet

title: litet


text: litigaveras

title: litigaveras


text: litemus

title: litemus


text: litigaverat

title: litigaverat


text: litetis

title: litetis


text: litigaveramus

title: litigaveramus


text: litent

title: litent


text: litigaveratis

title: litigaveratis


text: locat

title: locat


text: litarem

title: litarem


text: litigaverant

title: litigaverant


text: locamus

title: locamus


text: locatis

title: locatis


text: litigavero

title: litigavero


text: litaret

title: litaret


text: litigaveris

title: litigaveris


text: litaremus

title: litaremus


text: locabo

title: locabo


text: litigaverit

title: litigaverit


text: litaretis

title: litaretis


text: locabis

title: locabis


text: litigaverimus

title: litigaverimus


text: litarent

title: litarent


text: locabit

title: locabit


text: litigaveritis

title: litigaveritis


text: litaverim

title: litaverim


text: locabimus

title: locabimus


text: litavissem

title: litavissem


text: litigaverint

title: litigaverint


text: locabitis

title: locabitis


text: litavisses

title: litavisses


text: litigor

title: litigor


text: locabunt

title: locabunt


text: litavisset

title: litavisset


text: litigaris

title: litigaris


text: locabam

title: locabam


text: litavissemus

title: litavissemus


text: litigatur

title: litigatur


text: locabas

title: locabas


text: litavissetis

title: litavissetis


text: litigamur

title: litigamur


text: locabat

title: locabat


text: litavissent

title: litavissent


text: litigamini

title: litigamini


text: locabamus

title: locabamus


text: litigantur

title: litigantur


text: locabatis

title: locabatis


text: literis

title: literis


text: litigabor

title: litigabor


text: locabant

title: locabant


text: litigaberis

title: litigaberis


text: litetur

title: litetur


text: litigabitur

title: litigabitur


text: litemur

title: litemur


text: locavisti

title: locavisti


text: litigabimur

title: litigabimur


text: litemini

title: litemini


text: locavit

title: locavit


text: litigabimini

title: litigabimini


text: litentur

title: litentur


text: locavimus

title: locavimus


text: litarer

title: litarer


text: litigabuntur

title: litigabuntur


text: locavistis

title: locavistis


text: litareris

title: litareris


text: litigabar

title: litigabar


text: locaverunt

title: locaverunt


text: litaretur

title: litaretur


text: litigabaris

title: litigabaris


text: locaveram

title: locaveram


text: litaremur

title: litaremur


text: litigabatur

title: litigabatur


text: locaveras

title: locaveras


text: litaremini

title: litaremini


text: litigabamur

title: litigabamur


text: locaverat

title: locaverat


text: litarentur

title: litarentur


text: litigabamini

title: litigabamini


text: locaveramus

title: locaveramus


text: litigabantur

title: litigabantur


text: locaveratis

title: locaveratis


text: litigem

title: litigem


text: locaverant

title: locaverant


text: litiges

title: litiges


text: locavero

title: locavero


text: litiget

title: litiget


text: locaveris

title: locaveris


text: litigemus

title: litigemus


text: locaverit

title: locaverit


text: litigetis

title: litigetis


text: locaverimus

title: locaverimus


text: litigent

title: litigent


text: locaveritis

title: locaveritis


text: litigarem

title: litigarem


text: locaverint

title: locaverint


text: litigares

title: litigares


text: locor

title: locor


text: litigaret

title: litigaret


text: locaris

title: locaris


text: litigaremus

title: litigaremus


text: locatur

title: locatur


text: litigaretis

title: litigaretis


text: locamur

title: locamur


text: litigarent

title: litigarent


text: locamini

title: locamini


text: litigaverim

title: litigaverim


text: Thesaurus:sensualist

title: Thesaurus:sensualist


text: locantur

title: locantur


text: litigavissem

title: litigavissem


text: locabor

title: locabor


text: litigavisses

title: litigavisses


text: locaberis

title: locaberis


text: litigavisset

title: litigavisset


text: locabitur

title: locabitur


text: litigavissemus

title: litigavissemus


text: litigavissetis

title: litigavissetis


text: locabimur

title: locabimur


text: liquaveram

title: liquaveram


text: litigavissent

title: litigavissent


text: locabimini

title: locabimini


text: liquaveras

title: liquaveras


text:
litiger

Adjective

 * 1) belonging to the legal process

Etymology 2
Form of.

title: litiger


text: locabuntur

title: locabuntur


text: liquaverat

title: liquaverat


text: litigeris

title: litigeris


text: locabar

title: locabar


text: liquaveramus

title: liquaveramus


text: locabaris

title: locabaris


text: liquaveratis

title: liquaveratis


text: litigetur

title: litigetur


text: locabatur

title: locabatur


text: liquaverant

title: liquaverant


text: litigemur

title: litigemur


text: locabamur

title: locabamur


text: liquavero

title: liquavero


text: litigemini

title: litigemini


text: locabamini

title: locabamini


text: liquaveris

title: liquaveris


text: litigentur

title: litigentur


text: locabantur

title: locabantur


text: liquaverit

title: liquaverit


text: litigarer

title: litigarer


text: locem

title: locem


text: litigareris

title: litigareris


text: liquaverimus

title: liquaverimus


text: loces

title: loces


text: litigaretur

title: litigaretur


text: liquaveritis

title: liquaveritis


text: locet

title: locet


text: litigaremur

title: litigaremur


text: liquaverint

title: liquaverint


text: litigaremini

title: litigaremini


text: locemus

title: locemus


text: locetis

title: locetis


text: litigarentur

title: litigarentur


text: liquaris

title: liquaris


text: locent

title: locent


text: liquatur

title: liquatur


text: locarem

title: locarem


text: liquamur

title: liquamur


text: locares

title: locares


text: liquamini

title: liquamini


text: locaret

title: locaret


text: liquantur

title: liquantur


text: locaremus

title: locaremus


text: liquabor

title: liquabor


text: locaretis

title: locaretis


text: liquaberis

title: liquaberis


text: locarent

title: locarent


text: liquabitur

title: liquabitur


text: locaverim

title: locaverim


text: liquabimur

title: liquabimur


text: locavissem

title: locavissem


text: liquabimini

title: liquabimini


text: locavisses

title: locavisses


text: liquabuntur

title: liquabuntur


text: locavisset

title: locavisset


text: liquabar

title: liquabar


text: locavissemus

title: locavissemus


text: liquabaris

title: liquabaris


text: locavissetis

title: locavissetis


text: liquabatur

title: liquabatur


text: locavissent

title: locavissent


text: liquabamur

title: liquabamur


text: locer

title: locer


text: liquabamini

title: liquabamini


text: loceris

title: loceris


text:
chessel

Etymology
From earlier, literally 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) A mould in which curds are placed before being pressed to remove the whey; subsequently the chessel is removed to allow the cheese to mature.

title: chessel


text: liquabantur

title: liquabantur


text: locetur

title: locetur


text: liquem

title: liquem


text: locemur

title: locemur


text: locemini

title: locemini


text: locentur

title: locentur


text: locarer

title: locarer


text: locareris

title: locareris


text: locaretur

title: locaretur


text: liquarem

title: liquarem


text: locaremur

title: locaremur


text: liquares

title: liquares


text: locaremini

title: locaremini


text: liquaret

title: liquaret


text: locarentur

title: locarentur


text: liquaremus

title: liquaremus


text: liquaretis

title: liquaretis


text: liquarent

title: liquarent


text: liquaverim

title: liquaverim


text: liquavissem

title: liquavissem


text: liquavisses

title: liquavisses


text: liquavisset

title: liquavisset


text: liquavissemus

title: liquavissemus


text: liquavissetis

title: liquavissetis


text: liquavissent

title: liquavissent


text: liquer

title: liquer


text: liqueris

title: liqueris


text: liquetur

title: liquetur


text: liquemur

title: liquemur


text: liquemini

title: liquemini


text: liquentur

title: liquentur


text: locupletas

title: locupletas


text: liquarer

title: liquarer


text: locupletat

title: locupletat


text: liquareris

title: liquareris


text: liquaretur

title: liquaretur


text: locupletamus

title: locupletamus


text: locupletatis

title: locupletatis


text: liquaremur

title: liquaremur


text: locupletant

title: locupletant


text: liquaremini

title: liquaremini


text: locupletabo

title: locupletabo


text: liquarentur

title: liquarentur


text: locupletabis

title: locupletabis


text: locupletabit

title: locupletabit


text: locupletabimus

title: locupletabimus


text: locupletabitis

title: locupletabitis


text: locupletabunt

title: locupletabunt


text: locupletabam

title: locupletabam


text: locupletabas

title: locupletabas


text: locupletabat

title: locupletabat


text: locupletabamus

title: locupletabamus


text: locupletabatis

title: locupletabatis


text: locupletabant

title: locupletabant


text: locupletavi

title: locupletavi


text: locupletavisti

title: locupletavisti


text: locupletavit

title: locupletavit


text: locupletavimus

title: locupletavimus


text: locupletavistis

title: locupletavistis


text: locupletaverunt

title: locupletaverunt


text: locupletaveram

title: locupletaveram


text: locupletaveras

title: locupletaveras


text: locupletaverat

title: locupletaverat


text: locupletaveramus

title: locupletaveramus


text: locupletaveratis

title: locupletaveratis


text: locupletaverant

title: locupletaverant


text: locupletavero

title: locupletavero


text: locupletaveris

title: locupletaveris


text: locupletaverit

title: locupletaverit


text: locupletaverimus

title: locupletaverimus


text: locupletaveritis

title: locupletaveritis


text: locupletaverint

title: locupletaverint


text: locupletor

title: locupletor


text: locupletaris

title: locupletaris


text: locupletatur

title: locupletatur


text: locupletamur

title: locupletamur


text: locupletamini

title: locupletamini


text: locupletantur

title: locupletantur


text: locupletabor

title: locupletabor


text: locupletaberis

title: locupletaberis


text: locupletabitur

title: locupletabitur


text: locupletabimur

title: locupletabimur


text: locupletabimini

title: locupletabimini


text: locupletabuntur

title: locupletabuntur


text: locupletabar

title: locupletabar


text: locupletabaris

title: locupletabaris


text: locupletabatur

title: locupletabatur


text: locupletabamur

title: locupletabamur


text: locupletabamini

title: locupletabamini


text: locupletabantur

title: locupletabantur


text: locupletem

title: locupletem


text: locupletes

title: locupletes


text: locupletet

title: locupletet


text: locupletemus

title: locupletemus


text: locupletetis

title: locupletetis


text: locupletent

title: locupletent


text: locupletarem

title: locupletarem


text: locupletares

title: locupletares


text: locupletaret

title: locupletaret


text: locupletaremus

title: locupletaremus


text: locupletaretis

title: locupletaretis


text: locupletarent

title: locupletarent


text: locupletaverim

title: locupletaverim


text: locupletavissem

title: locupletavissem


text: locupletavisses

title: locupletavisses


text: locupletavisset

title: locupletavisset


text: locupletavissemus

title: locupletavissemus


text: locupletavissetis

title: locupletavissetis


text: locupletavissent

title: locupletavissent


text: locupleter

title: locupleter


text: locupleteris

title: locupleteris


text: locupletetur

title: locupletetur


text: locupletemur

title: locupletemur


text: locupletemini

title: locupletemini


text: locupletentur

title: locupletentur


text: locupletarer

title: locupletarer


text: locupletareris

title: locupletareris


text: locupletaretur

title: locupletaretur


text: locupletaremur

title: locupletaremur


text: locupletaremini

title: locupletaremini


text: locupletarentur

title: locupletarentur


text: lustras

title: lustras


text: lustrat

title: lustrat


text: lustramus

title: lustramus


text: lustratis

title: lustratis


text: lustrant

title: lustrant


text: lustrabo

title: lustrabo


text: lustrabis

title: lustrabis


text: lustrabit

title: lustrabit


text: lustrabimus

title: lustrabimus


text: lustrabitis

title: lustrabitis


text: lustrabunt

title: lustrabunt


text: lustrabam

title: lustrabam


text: lustrabas

title: lustrabas


text: luxurias

title: luxurias


text: lustrabat

title: lustrabat


text: luxuriat

title: luxuriat


text: lustrabamus

title: lustrabamus


text: lustrabatis

title: lustrabatis


text: luxuriamus

title: luxuriamus


text: luxuriatis

title: luxuriatis


text: lustrabant

title: lustrabant


text: lustravisti

title: lustravisti


text: luxuriabo

title: luxuriabo


text: luxuriabis

title: luxuriabis


text: lustravit

title: lustravit


text: luxuriabit

title: luxuriabit


text: lustravimus

title: lustravimus


text: luxuriabimus

title: luxuriabimus


text: lustravistis

title: lustravistis


text: luxuriabitis

title: luxuriabitis


text: lustraverunt

title: lustraverunt


text: lustraveram

title: lustraveram


text: luxuriabunt

title: luxuriabunt


text: lustraveras

title: lustraveras


text: luxuriabam

title: luxuriabam


text: lustraverat

title: lustraverat


text: luxuriabas

title: luxuriabas


text: lustraveramus

title: lustraveramus


text: luxuriabat

title: luxuriabat


text:
mactas

Etymology 1
From verb.

Etymology 2
From adjective.

title: mactas


text: lustraveratis

title: lustraveratis


text: luxuriabamus

title: luxuriabamus


text: mactat

title: mactat


text: lustraverant

title: lustraverant


text: luxuriabatis

title: luxuriabatis


text: mactamus

title: mactamus


text: lustravero

title: lustravero


text: luxuriabant

title: luxuriabant


text: mactatis

title: mactatis


text: lustraveris

title: lustraveris


text: luxuriavi

title: luxuriavi


text: lustraverit

title: lustraverit


text: mactant

title: mactant


text: luxuriavisti

title: luxuriavisti


text: mactabo

title: mactabo


text: lustraverimus

title: lustraverimus


text: luxuriavit

title: luxuriavit


text: mactabis

title: mactabis


text: lustraveritis

title: lustraveritis


text: luxuriavimus

title: luxuriavimus


text: lustraverint

title: lustraverint


text: luxuriavistis

title: luxuriavistis


text: mactabit

title: mactabit


text: lustror

title: lustror


text: luxuriaverunt

title: luxuriaverunt


text: mactabimus

title: mactabimus


text: lustraris

title: lustraris


text: luxuriaveram

title: luxuriaveram


text: mactabitis

title: mactabitis


text: lustratur

title: lustratur


text: luxuriaveras

title: luxuriaveras


text: mactabunt

title: mactabunt


text: lustramur

title: lustramur


text: mactabam

title: mactabam


text: luxuriaverat

title: luxuriaverat


text: lustramini

title: lustramini


text: mactabas

title: mactabas


text: luxuriaveramus

title: luxuriaveramus


text: lustrantur

title: lustrantur


text: luxuriaveratis

title: luxuriaveratis


text: mactabat

title: mactabat


text: lustrabor

title: lustrabor


text: luxuriaverant

title: luxuriaverant


text: mactabamus

title: mactabamus


text: lustraberis

title: lustraberis


text: luxuriavero

title: luxuriavero


text: mactabatis

title: mactabatis


text: lustrabitur

title: lustrabitur


text: mactabant

title: mactabant


text: luxuriaveris

title: luxuriaveris


text: lustrabimur

title: lustrabimur


text: mactavi

title: mactavi


text: luxuriaverit

title: luxuriaverit


text: lustrabimini

title: lustrabimini


text: mactavisti

title: mactavisti


text: luxuriaverimus

title: luxuriaverimus


text: mactavit

title: mactavit


text: luxuriaveritis

title: luxuriaveritis


text: lustrabuntur

title: lustrabuntur


text: mactavimus

title: mactavimus


text: luxuriaverint

title: luxuriaverint


text: lustrabar

title: lustrabar


text: luxurior

title: luxurior


text: mactavistis

title: mactavistis


text: lustrabaris

title: lustrabaris


text: luxuriaris

title: luxuriaris


text: mactaverunt

title: mactaverunt


text: lustrabatur

title: lustrabatur


text: luxuriatur

title: luxuriatur


text: mactaveram

title: mactaveram


text: lustrabamur

title: lustrabamur


text: luxuriamur

title: luxuriamur


text: lustrabamini

title: lustrabamini


text: mactaveras

title: mactaveras


text: luxuriamini

title: luxuriamini


text: mactaverat

title: mactaverat


text: lustrabantur

title: lustrabantur


text: maceras

title: maceras


text: luxuriantur

title: luxuriantur


text: lustrem

title: lustrem


text: mactaveramus

title: mactaveramus


text:
macerat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) to macerate

title: macerat


text: luxuriabor

title: luxuriabor


text: lustres

title: lustres


text: mactaveratis

title: mactaveratis


text: luxuriaberis

title: luxuriaberis


text: maceramus

title: maceramus


text: lustret

title: lustret


text: mactaverant

title: mactaverant


text: maceratis

title: maceratis


text: luxuriabitur

title: luxuriabitur


text: mactavero

title: mactavero


text: lustremus

title: lustremus


text: luxuriabimur

title: luxuriabimur


text: macerant

title: macerant


text: mactaveris

title: mactaveris


text: lustretis

title: lustretis


text: luxuriabimini

title: luxuriabimini


text: lustrent

title: lustrent


text: macerabo

title: macerabo


text: mactaverit

title: mactaverit


text: lustrarem

title: lustrarem


text: macerabis

title: macerabis


text: luxuriabuntur

title: luxuriabuntur


text: mactaverimus

title: mactaverimus


text: lustrares

title: lustrares


text: luxuriabar

title: luxuriabar


text: macerabit

title: macerabit


text: mactaveritis

title: mactaveritis


text: lustraret

title: lustraret


text: macerabimus

title: macerabimus


text: mactaverint

title: mactaverint


text: luxuriabaris

title: luxuriabaris


text: lustraremus

title: lustraremus


text: macerabitis

title: macerabitis


text: mactor

title: mactor


text: luxuriabatur

title: luxuriabatur


text: lustraretis

title: lustraretis


text: macerabunt

title: macerabunt


text: mactaris

title: mactaris


text: luxuriabamur

title: luxuriabamur


text: lustrarent

title: lustrarent


text: macerabam

title: macerabam


text: mactatur

title: mactatur


text: luxuriabamini

title: luxuriabamini


text: lustraverim

title: lustraverim


text: mactamur

title: mactamur


text: macerabas

title: macerabas


text: luxuriabantur

title: luxuriabantur


text: lustravissem

title: lustravissem


text: mactamini

title: mactamini


text: luxuriem

title: luxuriem


text: lustravisses

title: lustravisses


text: macerabat

title: macerabat


text: mactantur

title: mactantur


text: macerabamus

title: macerabamus


text: mactabor

title: mactabor


text: lustravisset

title: lustravisset


text: macerabatis

title: macerabatis


text: luxuriet

title: luxuriet


text: lustravissemus

title: lustravissemus


text: mactaberis

title: mactaberis


text: macerabant

title: macerabant


text: luxuriemus

title: luxuriemus


text: mactabitur

title: mactabitur


text: lustravissetis

title: lustravissetis


text: luxurietis

title: luxurietis


text: mactabimur

title: mactabimur


text: lustravissent

title: lustravissent


text: maceravisti

title: maceravisti


text: luxurient

title: luxurient


text:
lustrer

Verb

 * 1)  to polish, make shinier by polishing
 * 2)  to shine, give off a shine

title: lustrer


text: mactabimini

title: mactabimini


text: maceravit

title: maceravit


text: luxuriarem

title: luxuriarem


text: lustreris

title: lustreris


text: mactabuntur

title: mactabuntur


text: maceravimus

title: maceravimus


text: luxuriares

title: luxuriares


text: lustretur

title: lustretur


text: maceravistis

title: maceravistis


text: secas

title: secas


text: luxuriaret

title: luxuriaret


text: mactabar

title: mactabar


text: maceraverunt

title: maceraverunt


text: luxuriaremus

title: luxuriaremus


text: lustremur

title: lustremur


text: mactabaris

title: mactabaris


text:
secat

Etymology
Past participle of the verb. Corresponds to.

Adjective

 * 1) dried up, without water or humidity, dry

title: secat


text: lustremini

title: lustremini


text: maceraveram

title: maceraveram


text: luxuriaretis

title: luxuriaretis


text: mactabatur

title: mactabatur


text: secamus

title: secamus


text: lustrentur

title: lustrentur


text: mactabamur

title: mactabamur


text: luxuriarent

title: luxuriarent


text: maceraveras

title: maceraveras


text: secatis

title: secatis


text: lustrarer

title: lustrarer


text: luxuriaverim

title: luxuriaverim


text: mactabamini

title: mactabamini


text: maceraverat

title: maceraverat


text: lustrareris

title: lustrareris


text: mactabantur

title: mactabantur


text: luxuriavissem

title: luxuriavissem


text: lustraretur

title: lustraretur


text: maceraveramus

title: maceraveramus


text: mactem

title: mactem


text: luxuriavisses

title: luxuriavisses


text: lustraremur

title: lustraremur


text: maceraveratis

title: maceraveratis


text: secabo

title: secabo


text: mactes

title: mactes


text: luxuriavisset

title: luxuriavisset


text: lustraremini

title: lustraremini


text: maceraverant

title: maceraverant


text: secabis

title: secabis


text: luxuriavissemus

title: luxuriavissemus


text: lustrarentur

title: lustrarentur


text: Thesaurus:libertine

title: Thesaurus:libertine


text: mactet

title: mactet


text: maceravero

title: maceravero


text: secabit

title: secabit


text: mactemus

title: mactemus


text: luxuriavissetis

title: luxuriavissetis


text: maceraveris

title: maceraveris


text: maceraverit

title: maceraverit


text: luxuriavissent

title: luxuriavissent


text: mactetis

title: mactetis


text: secabimus

title: secabimus


text: maceraverimus

title: maceraverimus


text: luxurier

title: luxurier


text: secabitis

title: secabitis


text: mactent

title: mactent


text: maceraveritis

title: maceraveritis


text: luxurieris

title: luxurieris


text: secabunt

title: secabunt


text: mactarem

title: mactarem


text: maceraverint

title: maceraverint


text: luxurietur

title: luxurietur


text: mactares

title: mactares


text: secabam

title: secabam


text: maceror

title: maceror


text: luxuriemur

title: luxuriemur


text: mactaret

title: mactaret


text: secabas

title: secabas


text: maceraris

title: maceraris


text: luxuriemini

title: luxuriemini


text: mactaremus

title: mactaremus


text: secabat

title: secabat


text: luxurientur

title: luxurientur


text: maceratur

title: maceratur


text: luxuriarer

title: luxuriarer


text: maceramur

title: maceramur


text: mactaretis

title: mactaretis


text: secabamus

title: secabamus


text: luxuriareris

title: luxuriareris


text: maceramini

title: maceramini


text: secabatis

title: secabatis


text: mactarent

title: mactarent


text: luxuriaretur

title: luxuriaretur


text: macerantur

title: macerantur


text: mactaverim

title: mactaverim


text: secabant

title: secabant


text: luxuriaremur

title: luxuriaremur


text: macerabor

title: macerabor


text: mactavissem

title: mactavissem


text: luxuriaremini

title: luxuriaremini


text:
secui

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Székely

title: secui


text: maceraberis

title: maceraberis


text: luxuriarentur

title: luxuriarentur


text: secuisti

title: secuisti


text: macerabitur

title: macerabitur


text: mactavisses

title: mactavisses


text: macerabimur

title: macerabimur


text: secuit

title: secuit


text: mactavisset

title: mactavisset


text: macerabimini

title: macerabimini


text: secuimus

title: secuimus


text: mactavissemus

title: mactavissemus


text: macerabuntur

title: macerabuntur


text: mactavissetis

title: mactavissetis


text: macerabar

title: macerabar


text: secuistis

title: secuistis


text: mactavissent

title: mactavissent


text: macerabaris

title: macerabaris


text: secuerunt

title: secuerunt


text:
macter

Verb

 * 1) to kill; to immolate

Verb

 * 1) to kill; to immolate

title: macter


text: macerabatur

title: macerabatur


text: secueram

title: secueram


text: macteris

title: macteris


text: macerabamur

title: macerabamur


text: secueras

title: secueras


text: mactetur

title: mactetur


text: macerabamini

title: macerabamini


text: secuerat

title: secuerat


text: macerabantur

title: macerabantur


text: mactemur

title: mactemur


text: macerem

title: macerem


text: secueramus

title: secueramus


text: mactemini

title: mactemini


text: maceres

title: maceres


text: secueratis

title: secueratis


text: mactentur

title: mactentur


text: maceret

title: maceret


text: secuerant

title: secuerant


text: mactarer

title: mactarer


text: maceremus

title: maceremus


text: secuero

title: secuero


text: maceretis

title: maceretis


text: mactareris

title: mactareris


text: macerent

title: macerent


text: secueris

title: secueris


text: mactaretur

title: mactaretur


text: macerarem

title: macerarem


text: secuerit

title: secuerit


text: mactaremur

title: mactaremur


text: macerares

title: macerares


text: secuerimus

title: secuerimus


text: mactaremini

title: mactaremini


text: maceraret

title: maceraret


text: secueritis

title: secueritis


text: maceraremus

title: maceraremus


text: mactarentur

title: mactarentur


text: maceraretis

title: maceraretis


text: secuerint

title: secuerint


text: macerarent

title: macerarent


text:
secor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dryness

title: secor


text: maceraverim

title: maceraverim


text: secaris

title: secaris


text: maceravissem

title: maceravissem


text: secatur

title: secatur


text: maceravisses

title: maceravisses


text: secamur

title: secamur


text: maceravisset

title: maceravisset


text: maceravissemus

title: maceravissemus


text: secamini

title: secamini


text: maceravissetis

title: maceravissetis


text: secantur

title: secantur


text: maceravissent

title: maceravissent


text: secabor

title: secabor


text: macerer

title: macerer


text: secaberis

title: secaberis


text: macereris

title: macereris


text: maceretur

title: maceretur


text: secabitur

title: secabitur


text: maceremur

title: maceremur


text: secabimur

title: secabimur


text: maceremini

title: maceremini


text: secabimini

title: secabimini


text: macerentur

title: macerentur


text: secabuntur

title: secabuntur


text: macerarer

title: macerarer


text: macerareris

title: macerareris


text: maceraretur

title: maceraretur


text: secabar

title: secabar


text: maceraremur

title: maceraremur


text: secabaris

title: secabaris


text: maceraremini

title: maceraremini


text: secabatur

title: secabatur


text: macerarentur

title: macerarentur


text: secabamur

title: secabamur


text: secabamini

title: secabamini


text: secabantur

title: secabantur


text: secem

title: secem


text: seces

title: seces


text: secet

title: secet


text: secemus

title: secemus


text: secetis

title: secetis


text: secent

title: secent


text: secarem

title: secarem


text: secares

title: secares


text: secaret

title: secaret


text: secaremus

title: secaremus


text: secaretis

title: secaretis


text: secarent

title: secarent


text: secuerim

title: secuerim


text: secuissem

title: secuissem


text: secuisses

title: secuisses


text: secuisset

title: secuisset


text: secuissemus

title: secuissemus


text: secuissetis

title: secuissetis


text: secuissent

title: secuissent


text: secer

title: secer


text: seceris

title: seceris


text: secetur

title: secetur


text: secemur

title: secemur


text: secemini

title: secemini


text: secentur

title: secentur


text: secarer

title: secarer


text: secareris

title: secareris


text: secaretur

title: secaretur


text: secaremur

title: secaremur


text: secaremini

title: secaremini


text: secarentur

title: secarentur


text:
Meeresströmung

Noun

 * 1) ocean current

title: Meeresströmung


text:
hobbistico

Adjective

 * 1)  hobby; hobbyist

title: hobbistico


text:
illudersi

Verb

 * 1) to deceive or delude oneself
 * 1) to deceive or delude oneself

title: illudersi


text: illudermi

title: illudermi


text: illuderti

title: illuderti


text: illuderci

title: illuderci


text: illudervi

title: illudervi


text: illudendosi

title: illudendosi


text: illudendomi

title: illudendomi


text: illudendoti

title: illudendoti


text: illudendoci

title: illudendoci


text: illudendovi

title: illudendovi


text: illuditi

title: illuditi


text: illudiamoci

title: illudiamoci


text: illudetevi

title: illudetevi


text:
ummál

Etymology
From. See the Old Norse (Icelandic ). Compare the 🇨🇬 + and.

Noun

 * 1)  a perimeter; sum of the distance of all the lengths of the sides of an object
 * 2)  a circumference; length of a line that bounds a circle or other two-dimensional figure

Derived terms

 * (isoperimetric)
 * (isoperimetric)
 * (isoperimetric inequality)
 * (isoperimetric problem)
 * (half-angle formula)
 * (isoperimetric problem)
 * (half-angle formula)
 * (half-angle formula)

title: ummál


text:
impaginatore

Noun

 * 1) paginator
 * 2)  paste up artist, layout designer

title: impaginatore


text:
jagla

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  needle

title: jagla


text:
inettitudine

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ineptitude, incompetency
 * 2) clumsiness

title: inettitudine


text:
intrigare

Etymology
From. .

Verb

 * 1)  to scheme, plot, intrigue
 * 2)  to entangle
 * 3)  to cheat in order to obtain an advantage

title: intrigare


text:
intrigarsi

Verb

 * 1) to get entangled
 * 2) to meddle
 * 1) to meddle

title: intrigarsi


text: intrigando

title: intrigando


text:
intrigato

Adjective

 * 1) intricate

title: intrigato


text: intrigati

title: intrigati


text: intrigata

title: intrigata


text:
intriga

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) intrigue, plot, scheme
 * 2)  plot

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) intrigue

Verb

 * 1) to intrigue
 * 2) to tell tales; to gossip about others

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) intrigue a complicated or clandestine plot or scheme intended to effect some purpose by secret artifice

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to intrigue

Noun

 * 1) intrigue

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) intrigue

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) intrigue; machination; clandestine scheme
 * 2)  scandalous gossip or rumors
 * 1)  scandalous gossip or rumors

Etymology 2
See.

title: intriga


text: intrighiamo

title: intrighiamo


text: intrigate

title: intrigate


text: intrigano

title: intrigano


text: intrigavo

title: intrigavo


text: intrigavi

title: intrigavi


text: intrigava

title: intrigava


text: intrigavamo

title: intrigavamo


text: intrigavate

title: intrigavate


text: intrigavano

title: intrigavano


text: intrigai

title: intrigai


text: intrigasti

title: intrigasti


text: intrigò

title: intrigò


text: intrigammo

title: intrigammo


text: intrigaste

title: intrigaste


text: intrigarono

title: intrigarono


text: intrigherò

title: intrigherò


text: intrigherai

title: intrigherai


text: intrigherà

title: intrigherà


text: intrigheremo

title: intrigheremo


text: intrigherete

title: intrigherete


text: intrigheranno

title: intrigheranno


text: intrigherei

title: intrigherei


text: intrigheresti

title: intrigheresti


text: intrigherebbe

title: intrigherebbe


text: intrigheremmo

title: intrigheremmo


text: intrighereste

title: intrighereste


text: intrigherebbero

title: intrigherebbero


text: intrighiate

title: intrighiate


text: intrighino

title: intrighino


text: intrigassi

title: intrigassi


text: intrigasse

title: intrigasse


text: intrigassimo

title: intrigassimo


text: intrigassero

title: intrigassero


text: intrigarmi

title: intrigarmi


text: intrigarti

title: intrigarti


text: intrigarci

title: intrigarci


text: intrigarvi

title: intrigarvi


text: intrigandosi

title: intrigandosi


text: intrigandomi

title: intrigandomi


text: intrigandoti

title: intrigandoti


text: intrigandoci

title: intrigandoci


text: intrigandovi

title: intrigandovi


text: intrighiamoci

title: intrighiamoci


text: intrigatevi

title: intrigatevi


text:
irriferibile

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unmentionable
 * 2) unrepeatable

title: irriferibile


text:
Hırvat

Etymology
From (pl. ).

Proper noun

 * 1) Croatian (nationality)

title: Hırvat


text:
lucchettare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to padlock

title: lucchettare


text: lucchettando

title: lucchettando


text: lucchettante

title: lucchettante


text: lucchettato

title: lucchettato


text: lucchettati

title: lucchettati


text: lucchettata

title: lucchettata


text: lucchetta

title: lucchetta


text: lucchettiamo

title: lucchettiamo


text: lucchettate

title: lucchettate


text: lucchettano

title: lucchettano


text: lucchettavo

title: lucchettavo


text: lucchettavi

title: lucchettavi


text: lucchettava

title: lucchettava


text: lucchettavamo

title: lucchettavamo


text: lucchettavate

title: lucchettavate


text: lucchettavano

title: lucchettavano


text: lucchettai

title: lucchettai


text: lucchettasti

title: lucchettasti


text: lucchettò

title: lucchettò


text: lucchettammo

title: lucchettammo


text: lucchettaste

title: lucchettaste


text: lucchettarono

title: lucchettarono


text: lucchetterò

title: lucchetterò


text: lucchetterai

title: lucchetterai


text: lucchetterà

title: lucchetterà


text: lucchetteremo

title: lucchetteremo


text: lucchetterete

title: lucchetterete


text: lucchetteranno

title: lucchetteranno


text: lucchetterei

title: lucchetterei


text: lucchetteresti

title: lucchetteresti


text: lucchetterebbe

title: lucchetterebbe


text: lucchetteremmo

title: lucchetteremmo


text: lucchettereste

title: lucchettereste


text: lucchetterebbero

title: lucchetterebbero


text: lucchettiate

title: lucchettiate


text: lucchettino

title: lucchettino


text: lucchettassi

title: lucchettassi


text: lucchettasse

title: lucchettasse


text: lucchettassimo

title: lucchettassimo


text: lucchettassero

title: lucchettassero


text:
User talk:Esatnaci

Teh Rote 16:31, 4 September 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:Esatnaci


text:
Orta Asya

Proper noun

 * 1) Central Asia

title: Orta Asya


text:
menomare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to minimize, to diminish
 * 2)  to belittle
 * 3)  to maim, to cripple, to disable
 * 4)  to diminish, to weaken

title: menomare


text: menomando

title: menomando


text: menomante

title: menomante


text:
menomato

Noun

 * 1) a disabled person

Adjective

 * 1) maimed
 * 2) disabled

title: menomato


text: menomati

title: menomati


text: Sinne

title: Sinne


text: menomata

title: menomata


text: menomo

title: menomo


text: menomi

title: menomi


text: menoma

title: menoma


text: menomiamo

title: menomiamo


text: menomate

title: menomate


text: menomano

title: menomano


text: menomavo

title: menomavo


text: menomavi

title: menomavi


text: menomava

title: menomava


text: menomavamo

title: menomavamo


text: menomavate

title: menomavate


text: menomavano

title: menomavano


text: menomai

title: menomai


text: menomasti

title: menomasti


text: menomò

title: menomò


text: menomammo

title: menomammo


text: menomaste

title: menomaste


text: menomarono

title: menomarono


text: menomerò

title: menomerò


text: menomerai

title: menomerai


text: menomerà

title: menomerà


text: menomeremo

title: menomeremo


text: menomerete

title: menomerete


text: menomeranno

title: menomeranno


text: menomerei

title: menomerei


text: menomeresti

title: menomeresti


text: menomerebbe

title: menomerebbe


text: menomeremmo

title: menomeremmo


text: menomereste

title: menomereste


text: menomerebbero

title: menomerebbero


text: menomiate

title: menomiate


text: menomino

title: menomino


text: menomassi

title: menomassi


text: menomasse

title: menomasse


text: menomassimo

title: menomassimo


text: menomassero

title: menomassero


text:
heart rate monitor

Noun

 * 1) A wearable device that allows a user to measure their heart rate in real time, usually consisting of a chest strap transmitter and a wrist receiver.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 心率監測儀
 * Dutch: hartmonitor, hartslagmonitor
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Italian:
 * Japanese: 心拍計
 * Spanish:

title: heart rate monitor


text:
obsolescenza

Noun

 * 1) obsolescence

title: obsolescenza


text:
paccottiglia

Noun

 * 1) trash, junk, rubbish, garbage
 * 2) jumble

title: paccottiglia


text:
tepová frekvence

Noun

 * 1) heart rate

title: tepová frekvence


text:
heart rate

Noun

 * 1) The number of heartbeats per unit of time, usually expressed as the number of beats per minute.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech: tepová frekvence
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Georgian: გულისცემა, გულისცემის სიხშირე
 * German:
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:, frequência cardíaca
 * Russian:, частота ритма
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish: ,
 * Vietnamese: nhịp tim

title: heart rate


text:
tep

Etymology
From <.

Noun

 * 1) fish

Etymology
From <.

Noun

 * 1) fish

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  pulse beat of heart

Conjunction

 * 1) because

Etymology
From <.

Noun

 * 1) fish

Etymology
From <.

Noun

 * 1) fish

Etymology
From <.

Noun

 * 1) fish

Etymology
From <.

Noun

 * 1) fish

Noun

 * 1) storm

title: tep


text:
ຈຶ່ງ

Adverb

 * 1) so; then

title: ຈຶ່ງ


text:
puls

Etymology 1
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) A pulse (e.g. of a shock, heartbeat or sonar).

Etymology
From or akin to, perhaps from , or alternatively of origin.

Noun

 * 1) meal, porridge

Etymology
Borrowed from, , from , probably from from a.

Noun

 * 1) Legumes or their seeds.
 * 2)  A legume.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  pulse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  pulse

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  pulse
 * 2) pulse
 * 1) pulse

Etymology
,.

Noun

 * 1) pulse

Noun

 * 1) pulse

Noun

 * 1)  a pulse
 * 2)  pulse (intensity)
 * 1)  pulse (intensity)

Noun

 * 1)  a pulse (burst)

title: puls


text:
Talk:cocksucker

Hey SemperBlott, are you sure this shouldnt go back to revision 4806821, the last by Versageek? Mutante 16:52, 4 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Ah, I didn't notice that. Yes - probably - if you think so then do it. SemperBlotto 18:55, 4 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:cocksucker


text:
tepový

Adjective

 * 1)  pulse

title: tepový


text: Plakate

title: Plakate


text:
Plakat

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) poster (piece of printed paper)

title: Plakat


text: Blüten

title: Blüten


text: non-plussed

title: non-plussed


text: Lagen

title: Lagen


text:
güllaç

Noun

 * 1) A Turkish dessert especially eaten in Ramadan.

title: güllaç


text:
Decken

Noun

 * 1) blanket, cover

title: Decken


text: Category:tr:Desserts

title: Category:tr:Desserts


text:
jime

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  name
 * 2) * 1521, Marko Marulić, Judita:
 * Sliſcaiu zaidoſce, od chud gres i chamo Catgime rochoſce, prauinam da znamo.
 * Sliša(t) ju zajdoše: »Od kud greš i kamo? Ča t’ jime?«, rekoše. »Pravi nam da znamo.«
 * They came by to question her: “Where do you come from and where are you going? What is your name?” they said. “Tell us, that we may know.”
 * 1) * 1830, Vater Unser in den verschiedenen Sprachen und Typen des österreichischen Kaiserstaates: Kroatisch der Raaber Diöcese, vulgo Wasserkroatisch, in: Franz Sartori, Historisch-ethnographische Übersicht der wissenschaftlichen Cultur, Geistesthätigkeit und Literatur des österreichischen Kaiserthums nach seinen mannigfaltigen Sprachen und deren Bildungsstufen. In skizzirten Umrissen bearbeitet. Erster Theil, p. 436:
 * Szvéti sze jime tvoje.
 * Sveti se jime tvoje.
 * Hallowed be thy name.
 * Hallowed be thy name.

title: jime


text: Category:Turkish misspellings

title: Category:Turkish misspellings


text: herkez

title: herkez


text: Kräne

title: Kräne


text:
herkes

Etymology
From, from , from +. See 🇨🇬.

Pronunciation
Almost exclusively pronounced with a final [z]. is an extremely common misspelling among native speakers.

Pronoun

 * 1) everybody

Etymology
From, from , from , from +.

Pronoun

 * 1) everybody

title: herkes


text:
Kraniche

Noun

 * 1)  (bird)

title: Kraniche


text: yanlız

title: yanlız


text:
Würstchen

Noun

 * 1) diminutive of Wurst, a small sausage, a bratwurst
 * 2) a wimp

title: Würstchen


text: Template:sl-proper noun

title: Template:sl-proper noun


text:
zúg

Etymology
From the same onomatopoeic (sound-imitative) root as and  +.

Verb

 * 1)  to rumble, buzz, hum
 * 2)  to shout, to say something in a frightening, loud voice

title: zúg


text: Slovenya

title: Slovenya


text:
éji

Adjective

 * 1)  night, of the night; nightly, nocturnal

title: éji


text:
voimavara

Noun

 * 1) resource something that one can use to achieve an objective; personal capacity

title: voimavara


text:
bekleme odası

Noun

 * 1) waiting room

title: bekleme odası


text:
double acrostic

Noun

 * 1) A poem whose stanzas, except the first two, are clues for words. The initial letters of these words, in order, form a word clued by the first stanza; the final letters, the second stanza.

Meronyms

 * cross-light, light
 * upright

Coordinate terms

 * triple acrostic

title: double acrostic


text:
triple acrostic

Noun

 * 1) A poem whose stanzas, except the first three, are clues for words. The initial letters of these words, in order, form a word clued by the first stanza; the middle letters, the second stanza; and the final letters, the third stanza.

Meronyms

 * cross-light, light
 * upright

Coordinate terms

 * double acrostic

title: triple acrostic


text:
чорап

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) sock, stocking
 * 2)  hosiery, hose

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) sock

Usage notes

 * Most commonly, a non-standard feminine form of the word,, is used.

title: чорап


text:
cross-light

Noun

 * 1) A word clued by a stanza in a double acrostic or triple acrostic; its initial and final letters are used to form the uprights.

title: cross-light


text: ladies man

title: ladies man


text:
Hochzeitstorte

Noun

 * 1) wedding cake

title: Hochzeitstorte


text:
upright piano

Noun

 * 1)  A piano whose strings are vertical.

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Belarusian: піяні́на
 * Catalan:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 立式鋼琴
 * Esperanto: pianeto
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German: Pianino
 * Greek: όρθιο πιάνο
 * Hungarian:
 * Icelandic: stofupíanó
 * Latvian: pianīns
 * Polish:
 * Romanian:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: piano vertical
 * Ukrainian: піані́но
 * Yakut: пианино

title: upright piano


text:
düğün pastası

Noun

 * 1) wedding cake

title: düğün pastası


text:
afka

Usage notes

 * Almost always used in reference to Prince, late 20th-century popular musician.

Noun

 * 1) language

title: afka


text:
Talk:upside down

http://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=upside_down&oldid=3417209 : woah.

кверх
What is this form ? There's (pointing upward) but  is far more common and standard. It's a very bad form indeed, if we have an entry for it, it should be somewhere hidden as "non-standard" and regional and not listed as a translation from English. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 03:26, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * I have only heard "кврех" in "кврех ногами". I can only guess at how it originated, but there is plenty proof of its existence, even from as far back as 1908. Searching for "кверх" reveals that it is also used with "лбом". --WikiTiki89 04:04, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * I'm not denying its existence, I'm saying it's dated and currently non-standard. If it really needs to be added as a translation here, it should be appropriately labeled with a qualifier.--Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 04:07, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * It's not dated, and it never was standard. --WikiTiki89 04:29, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * "Non-standard" is fine by me. It's also somewhat regional (the Don river), as in "кверх куты́рками" and "кверх торма́ми", etc. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 05:20, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * I think it is dialectal. Большой словарь русских поговорок has several proverbs with from Pskov, Ryazan, Siberia, Nizhny Novgorod, e.g. . --Vahag (talk) 09:47, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * I don't know about the general case of, but must have been common in Moscow, otherwise there is no way it would have ended up being my default form. --WikiTiki89 12:00, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Наверное стоит покапаться в более дальних родственниках? Нет, москвичи так не говорят - могу судить, хотя я в Москве жил не долго, но московская речь слышна везде. Всё, что говорят москвичи, постепенно становится нормой, даже если оно таким не было. По крайней мере, московские слова и выражения известны всей России. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 22:56, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Вся моя семья уже жила в Москве в 1930-ых годах, а до того они все говорили на идише. Это наверно тебе так кажется, что всем известна московская речь. Многие части конечно известны, но тот, кто не жил в Москве большую часть своей жизни не может сказать, что он смог услышать "все, что говорят москвичи". Я поэтому сам никогда бы не сказал, что я эксперт по московской речи. --WikiTiki89 23:25, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Ну, определенная неуверенность у меня есть, но ее очень мало. Несмотря на свои размеры, речь коренных москвичей - очень стандартная, даже неграмотных, хотя таких не очень много. Даже московский слэнг известен практически всем, сложность вызывают только разговорные названия районов, каких-то специфических мест (Твербул - Тверской бульвар). Но сейчас Москва - смесь всех народов и акцентов. Сейчас там можно услышать намного больше разнообразия и акцентов. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 23:40, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Здесь речь идет не о сложности понимания а о таких незаметных вариациях, которых ты бы никогда не заметил если бы ты не очень внимательно слушал. Какая сейчас Москва - совсем не важно. Мои родители бы выучили такие слова в детсве в 1960-ых годах. --WikiTiki89 23:54, 21 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Ты наверное не знаешь, какие русские придирчивые к неправильной речи или насколько русские замечают акценты и непривычные им словечки. Стоит только сказать "жда́ла" вместо "ждала́" или "ложить". --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 00:02, 22 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Такие вещи как ударение - в русском языке всегда сильно заметны. И «ложить» просто совсем непривычное слово, а не незаметная вариация. --WikiTiki89 00:21, 22 July 2014 (UTC)
 * «Вверх» и «кверх» - очень заметная вариация. Поверь мне, я бы заметил. Сибиряков сразу определяют по «что делашь?», хотя отличие от «что делаешь?» маленькое, или украинское «г» для южан, выходцев с Украины или Беларуси. В современном языке слово «кверх» звучит неграмотно. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 00:26, 22 July 2014 (UTC)

Antonyms?
Got antonyms for upside down? 124.248.128.81 23:05, 20 July 2015 (UTC)
 * "right-side up", also shouldn't this page be "upside-down" with the alternative spelling being "upside down"?! --NoToleranceForIntolerance (talk) 04:09, 21 March 2017 (UTC)
 * From - "Upside down is an adverb and has no hyphen. Upside-down is an adjective and has a hyphen. My kids like to hang upside down from the monkey bars. (adverb) The upside-down newspaper was hard to read. (adjective)" Also confirmed by:. --NoToleranceForIntolerance (talk) 04:11, 21 March 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:upside down


text:
bús

Adjective

 * 1) sad, sorrowful
 * 2) * 1907, Endre Ady, Dózsa György unokája (Grandchild of György Dózsa), poem, lines 1–4,
 * "hu"
 * "hu"

- Dózsa György unokája vagyok én, Népért síró, bús, bocskoros nemes. Hé, nagyurak, jó lesz tán szóbaállni Kaszás népemmel, mert a Nyár heves.

title: bús


text: séð

title: séð


text:
kaszás

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) having a scythe, with a scythe

Declension
or

Noun

 * 1) reaper
 * 2) Grim Reaper death

title: kaszás


text:
arfvedsonite

Etymology
Named for Swedish chemist Johan August Arfwedson (1792-1841)

Noun

 * 1)  A rare sodium amphibole mineral.

Translations

 * Finnish: arfvedsoniitti
 * Portuguese: arfvedsonita

title: arfvedsonite


text:
bocskor

Noun

 * 1) sandal, kind of moccasin

title: bocskor


text:
tout compte fait

Etymology
lit. 'all accounts made'.

Adverb

 * 1) all in all, all things considered
 * 2) then again, on second thought

title: tout compte fait


text:
bocskoros

Adjective

 * 1) bemoccasined, having a moccasin, with a moccasin
 * 2)  volvate
 * 1)  volvate

title: bocskoros


text:
Talk:brogue

Isn't "Erse" incorrect here? One tends to think of the term as antique and somewhat condescending. It may also be inaccurate in that, as the Scots term for "Irish," it technically refers to Scottish Gaelic and not to Irish per se. There are also technical questions about whether it is proper to use a term that includes Scottish Gaelic and Irish (but not, apparently, Manx?), since those are different languages. There is, for example, no single term encompassing Spanish and Portuguese -- though their written forms tend to be mutually intelligible and their spoken forms somewhat mutually intelligible as with Scottish Gaelic and Irish.
 * Huh? There is a term encompassing Spanish and Portuguese: Iberian.  Yes, the word is "antique", which is why the article uses the past tense to mention it. --EncycloPetey 18:36, 4 September 2008 (UTC)
 * I've removed the word Erse on the following grounds:
 * It is a derogatory term to some people (the Oxford calls it "Now arch. or derog.")
 * It conveys no useful information that isn't conveyed by the easily understood word Irish
 * I've also removed the reference to it being a "Gaelic" term on similar grounds.
 * It's an English word
 * Gaelic has been used as a derogatory term in Ireland for Irish
 * Gaelic in the UK is usually understood as meaning Scottish Gaelic
 * Information on the origin of the word should be in the etymology.
 * ☸ Moilleadóir ☎ 05:59, 11 May 2009 (UTC)

Talk:brogue
Webster's New World Dictionary (1959) gives the source for brogue (as in a dialect/accent) thus: "[prob. < Ir. barrōg, a grip]" —Strabismus 19:37, 21 February 2009 (UTC)
 * This seems plausible...
 * "barróg¹, ... 1. Hug. 2. Wrestling grip. 3. Brogue, impediment of speech. -Ó Dónaill, Foclóir Gaeilge-Béarla 1977"
 * "barróg, ... an embrace, a hold (in wrestling), a tight grip; leverage; a stitch in sickness; defective accentuation, hence the Anglo-Irish word brogue; b. teangan, a lisp; a difficulty, a fix;... -Dinneen, Foclóir Gaedhilge agus Béarla 1927"

 * ...and certainly makes more sense than bróg. In the Shorter Oxford the shoe term and the accent term are separate entries although the etymology for the accent term is "Perh. same wd as prec." i.e. "Ir., Gael. bróg (OIr. bróc) f. ON brók: see BREECH n." . ☸ Moilleadóir ☎ 06:22, 11 May 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:brogue


text:
Jože

Related terms

 * variants:

title: Jože


text:
犯す

Verb

 * 1) to commit something
 * 2) to violate, to rape, to fuck roughly

Derived terms

 * : to err, to make an error
 * : to violate a ban, to break prohibition
 * : to commit a crime or a sin
 * : to violate the law

title: 犯す


text:
おかす

Verb

 * : to make someone put

title: おかす


text:
okasu

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬,,. Possibly meaning "he comes from her", cf. .

Noun

 * 1) mother

Related terms

 * aûke

title: okasu


text:
ढक्कन

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bottle cap or a cork to close a bottle
 * 2) lid
 * 3) cover
 * 4)  an idiot
 * 1)  an idiot

title: ढक्कन


text:
ڈھکن

Noun

 * 1) bottle cap or a cork to close a bottle
 * 2) lid
 * 3) cover
 * 4)  An idiot, but used in a friendly way.

title: ڈھکن


text: Marjan

title: Marjan


text:
riscrittura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rewrite

title: riscrittura


text:
yaru

Noun

 * 1) ear

Noun

 * 1) sailfish
 * 2) marlins
 * 3) swordfish

title: yaru


text: 遣る

title: 遣る


text:
جوراب

Etymology
From earlier, from or reborrowed from ; for more see the 🇨🇬. Compare 🇨🇬 /, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sock
 * 2) stocking
 * 1) stocking

title: جوراب


text:
aferim

Etymology
.

Interjection

 * 1)  bravo!

Etymology
, from.

Interjection

 * 1) bravo!

Etymology
, from.

Interjection

 * 1)  bravo!

title: aferim


text: iussi

title: iussi


text:
аферим

Etymology
, from.

Interjection

 * 1) bravo!

title: аферим


text: Category:Azerbaijani interjections

title: Category:Azerbaijani interjections


text:
به‌به

Interjection

 * 1) bravo, well done

title: به‌به


text:
egyforma

Adjective

 * 1) of the same type, kind, shape or form

title: egyforma


text:
шал

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) shawl, scarf

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) old, elderly
 * 2) grey, grey-haired, grey-headed

Noun

 * 1) old man, elderly man

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) shawl, scarf

Noun

 * 1) floor

Etymology
(🇨🇬), from.

Noun

 * 1) scarf

Noun

 * 1) distress
 * 2) immense strength usually of weather phenomena
 * 3) rage extreme anger
 * 4) a swift movement
 * 1) a swift movement

title: шал