text:
pseudoscalar

Noun

 * 1)  A quantity that behaves like a scalar, but changes sign under a parity inversion

Translations

 * Irish: súdascálach
 * Italian: pseudoscalare

title: pseudoscalar


text:
bosone vettore

Noun

 * 1)  vector boson

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title: bosone vettore


text:
تشري

Noun

 * 1) Tishrei, the first month of the civil year and the seventh month of the ecclesiastical year in the Hebrew calendar.

Coordinate terms

 * Previous: . Next:

title: تشري


text:
حشوان

Noun

 * 1) Cheshvan, the second month of the civil year and the eighth month of the ecclesiastical year in the Hebrew calendar.

Coordinate terms

 * Previous: . Next:

title: حشوان


text:
كسلو

Noun

 * 1) Kislev, the third month of the civil year and the ninth month of the ecclesiastical year in the Hebrew calendar.

Coordinate terms

 * Previous: . Next:

title: كسلو


text:
طيبيت

Noun

 * 1) Tevet, the fourth month of the civil year and the tenth month of the ecclesiastical year in the Hebrew calendar.

Coordinate terms

 * Previous: . Next:

title: طيبيت


text:
vector boson

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a family of gauge bosons having a spin quantum number of one.

Translations

 * Italian: bosone vettore

title: vector boson


text:
mesone rho

Noun

 * 1)  rho meson

title: mesone rho


text:
bosone W

Noun

 * 1)  W boson

title: bosone W


text:
bosone Z

Noun

 * 1)  Z boson

title: bosone Z


text: bosoni Z

title: bosoni Z


text:
inflatone

Noun

 * 1)  inflaton

title: inflatone


text: bosoni W

title: bosoni W


text: mesoni rho

title: mesoni rho


text: midget tossing

title: midget tossing


text:
selettrone

Noun

 * 1)  selectron

title: selettrone


text:
selectron

Noun

 * 1)  A slepton which is the hypothetical supersymmetric partner of an electron.

Translations

 * Italian: selettrone

Etymology
.

title: selectron


text:
slepton

Noun

 * 1)  A hypothetical boson superpartner of a lepton whose existence is implied by supersymmetry.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 標量輕子

title: slepton


text: sleptons

title: sleptons


text:
smuone

Noun

 * 1)  smuon

title: smuone


text:
Zwergenwerfen

Noun

 * 1) dwarf tossing, midget tossing

title: Zwergenwerfen


text:
sneutrino

Noun

 * 1)  A hypothetical boson superpartner of a neutrino whose existence is implied by supersymmetry

title: sneutrino


text:
smuon

Noun

 * 1)  A hypothetical boson superpartner of a muon whose existence is implied by supersymmetry

Translations

 * Italian: smuone

title: smuon


text: smuons

title: smuons


text: sneutrinos

title: sneutrinos


text:
سيوان

Noun

 * 1) Sivan, the ninth month of the civil year and the third month of the ecclesiastical year in the Hebrew calendar.

Coordinate terms

 * Previous: . Next:

title: سيوان


text:
raný

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) early

Usage notes

 * Usages include those in conjunction with periods and eras, as "raný novověk".

title: raný


text:
brzký

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) early

Etymology
Related to.

Adjective

 * 1) early, fast, hasty
 * 2) susceptible, prone
 * 1) susceptible, prone

title: brzký


text:
dříve nebo později

Adverb

 * 1) sooner or later

title: dříve nebo později


text:
dříve či později

Adverb

 * 1) sooner or later

title: dříve či později


text:
zanedlouho

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) soon within a short time, shortly

title: zanedlouho


text:
zakrátko

Adverb

 * 1) soon within a short time

title: zakrátko


text:
fornitissimo

Etymology
From.

title: fornitissimo


text:
أيلول

Etymology
From, ultimately from. Cognate with.

Proper noun

 * 1)  September ninth month of the Gregorian and Julian calendars

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  September

title: أيلول


text:
fiorato

Adjective

 * 1) flowered, floral, flowery

title: fiorato


text:
a fiori

Etymology
lit. 'at flowers'.

Adjective

 * 1) decorated with flowers; flowery, flowered, floral

title: a fiori


text:
floridissimo

Etymology
From.

title: floridissimo


text:
floridezza

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prosperity, floridness

title: floridezza


text:
fonografo

Noun

 * 1) phonograph

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) phonograph
 * 2) record player
 * 1) record player

title: fonografo


text: Category:ar:Judaism

title: Category:ar:Judaism


text:
fonetista

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) phonetician

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) phonetician

title: fonetista


text: fonetiste

title: fonetiste


text:
fontanella

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  fontanelle, fontanel
 * 2) fountain, drinking fountain, nasone

title: fontanella


text:
correctamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) correctly

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) correctly

title: correctamente


text:
carnaval

Etymology 1
From,. .

Noun

 * 1) One of various large carnivals held before the beginning of Lent, especially in Latin America.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) carnival festival held just before Lent

Etymology
Borrowed from, either from , from , from +. The alternative  is a folk etymology.

Noun

 * 1) The carnival, last festive occasion(s) before Lent, notably on Shrove Tuesday
 * 2)  A festival celebrated with costuming, parades and other festivities, with a general emphasis on parody, jest and local tradition and dialect.

Etymology
Either from, from , from + , or directly from.

The alternative is believed to be a folk etymology.

Noun

 * 1) the carnival, last festive occasion before Lent, notably on Shrove Tuesday, marked by a masked parade and/or ball

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) carnival (festive occasion marked by parades)

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) carnival

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) carnival festival held just before Lent

title: carnaval


text:
forcella

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fork
 * 2) wishbone
 * 3) cradle
 * 4) hairpin
 * 1) hairpin

title: forcella


text:
forcina

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hairpin

title: forcina


text: mussitas

title: mussitas


text: mussitat

title: mussitat


text: mussitamus

title: mussitamus


text: mussitatis

title: mussitatis


text: mussitant

title: mussitant


text: mussitabo

title: mussitabo


text: mussitabis

title: mussitabis


text: mussitabit

title: mussitabit


text: mussitabimus

title: mussitabimus


text: mussitabitis

title: mussitabitis


text: mussitabunt

title: mussitabunt


text: mussas

title: mussas


text: mussat

title: mussat


text: mussitabam

title: mussitabam


text: mussamus

title: mussamus


text: mussitabas

title: mussitabas


text: mussitabat

title: mussitabat


text: mussatis

title: mussatis


text: mussitabamus

title: mussitabamus


text: mussant

title: mussant


text: mussitabatis

title: mussitabatis


text:
forcone

Noun

 * 1) pitchfork, fork

title: forcone


text: mussabo

title: mussabo


text: mussitabant

title: mussitabant


text: mussabis

title: mussabis


text: mussitavi

title: mussitavi


text: mussabit

title: mussabit


text: mussitavisti

title: mussitavisti


text: mussabimus

title: mussabimus


text: mussitavit

title: mussitavit


text: mussabitis

title: mussabitis


text: mussitavimus

title: mussitavimus


text: mussabunt

title: mussabunt


text: mussitavistis

title: mussitavistis


text: mussitaverunt

title: mussitaverunt


text: mussabam

title: mussabam


text: mussitaveram

title: mussitaveram


text: mussabas

title: mussabas


text: mussitaveras

title: mussitaveras


text: mussabat

title: mussabat


text: mussitaverat

title: mussitaverat


text: mussabamus

title: mussabamus


text: mussitaveramus

title: mussitaveramus


text: mussabatis

title: mussabatis


text: natas

title: natas


text: mussitaveratis

title: mussitaveratis


text: mussabant

title: mussabant


text: mussitaverant

title: mussitaverant


text: natat

title: natat


text: mussavisti

title: mussavisti


text: mussitavero

title: mussitavero


text: natamus

title: natamus


text: mussavit

title: mussavit


text: natatis

title: natatis


text: mussitaveris

title: mussitaveris


text: mussavimus

title: mussavimus


text: mussavistis

title: mussavistis


text: mussitaverit

title: mussitaverit


text:
puñetazo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) punch with the fist; thump

title: puñetazo


text: natabo

title: natabo


text: mussaverunt

title: mussaverunt


text: mussitaverimus

title: mussitaverimus


text: natabis

title: natabis


text: mussaveram

title: mussaveram


text: mussitaveritis

title: mussitaveritis


text: mussitaverint

title: mussitaverint


text: natabit

title: natabit


text: mussaveras

title: mussaveras


text: mussitor

title: mussitor


text: natabimus

title: natabimus


text: mussaverat

title: mussaverat


text: mussitaris

title: mussitaris


text: natabitis

title: natabitis


text: mussaveramus

title: mussaveramus


text:
bleka

Noun

 * 1) the fish pollock

Etymology 3
From, from , from , from , whence also.

Verb

 * 1)  to bleach; to make whiter or paler

title: bleka


text:
forcuto

Adjective

 * 1) forked

title: forcuto


text: natabunt

title: natabunt


text: mussaveratis

title: mussaveratis


text: mussitatur

title: mussitatur


text: natabam

title: natabam


text: mussitamur

title: mussitamur


text: mussaverant

title: mussaverant


text: natabas

title: natabas


text: mussavero

title: mussavero


text: mussitamini

title: mussitamini


text: mussaveris

title: mussaveris


text: mussitantur

title: mussitantur


text: natabat

title: natabat


text: mussaverit

title: mussaverit


text: mussitabor

title: mussitabor


text: natabamus

title: natabamus


text: mussitaberis

title: mussitaberis


text: mussaverimus

title: mussaverimus


text: natabatis

title: natabatis


text: mussitabitur

title: mussitabitur


text: natabant

title: natabant


text: mussaveritis

title: mussaveritis


text: mussitabimur

title: mussitabimur


text: mussaverint

title: mussaverint


text: natavi

title: natavi


text: mussor

title: mussor


text: natavisti

title: natavisti


text: mussitabimini

title: mussitabimini


text: mussaris

title: mussaris


text: natavit

title: natavit


text: mussitabuntur

title: mussitabuntur


text: natavimus

title: natavimus


text: mussatur

title: mussatur


text: mussitabar

title: mussitabar


text: mussitabaris

title: mussitabaris


text: mussamur

title: mussamur


text: natavistis

title: natavistis


text: mussitabatur

title: mussitabatur


text: mussamini

title: mussamini


text: nataverunt

title: nataverunt


text: mussitabamur

title: mussitabamur


text: nataveram

title: nataveram


text: mussantur

title: mussantur


text:
puñete

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) punch with the fist

title: puñete


text: mussitabamini

title: mussitabamini


text: nataveras

title: nataveras


text: mussabor

title: mussabor


text: mussitabantur

title: mussitabantur


text: nataverat

title: nataverat


text: mussaberis

title: mussaberis


text: mussitem

title: mussitem


text: nataveramus

title: nataveramus


text: nataveratis

title: nataveratis


text: mussites

title: mussites


text: mussabitur

title: mussabitur


text: mussabimur

title: mussabimur


text: mussitet

title: mussitet


text: nataverant

title: nataverant


text: mussitemus

title: mussitemus


text: mussabimini

title: mussabimini


text: natavero

title: natavero


text: mussitetis

title: mussitetis


text: mussabuntur

title: mussabuntur


text: nataveris

title: nataveris


text:
necas

Verb

 * 1) "you kill, you murder"
 * 2)  "you thwart, you check"
 * 1)  "you thwart, you check"

title: necas


text: mussitent

title: mussitent


text: mussabar

title: mussabar


text: nataverit

title: nataverit


text:
necat

Verb

 * 1) "he kills, he murders"
 * 2)  "he thwarts, he checks"
 * 1)  "he thwarts, he checks"

title: necat


text: mussitarem

title: mussitarem


text: mussabaris

title: mussabaris


text: nataverimus

title: nataverimus


text:
necamus

Verb

 * 1) "we kill, we murder"
 * 2)  "we thwart, we check"
 * 1)  "we thwart, we check"

title: necamus


text: mussitares

title: mussitares


text: nataveritis

title: nataveritis


text:
necatis

Verb

 * 1) "you kill, you murder"
 * 2)  "you thwart, you check"
 * 1)  "you thwart, you check"

title: necatis


text: mussabatur

title: mussabatur


text: nataverint

title: nataverint


text: mussabamur

title: mussabamur


text: mussitaret

title: mussitaret


text:
necant

Verb

 * 1) "they kill, they murder"
 * 2)  "they thwart, they check"
 * 1)  "they thwart, they check"

title: necant


text: nator

title: nator


text: mussabamini

title: mussabamini


text: mussitaremus

title: mussitaremus


text:
necabo

Verb

 * 1) "I shall kill, I shall murder"
 * 2)  "I shall thwart, I shall check"
 * 1)  "I shall thwart, I shall check"

title: necabo


text: nataris

title: nataris


text: mussabantur

title: mussabantur


text:
necabis

Verb

 * 1) "you will kill, you will murder"
 * 2)  "you will thwart, you will check"
 * 1)  "you will thwart, you will check"

title: necabis


text: mussitaretis

title: mussitaretis


text: natatur

title: natatur


text: mussem

title: mussem


text:
necabit

Verb

 * 1) "he will kill, he will murder"
 * 2)  "he will thwart, he will check"
 * 1)  "he will thwart, he will check"

title: necabit


text: natamur

title: natamur


text: natamini

title: natamini


text:
necabimus

Verb

 * 1) "we shall kill, we shall murder"
 * 2)  "we shall thwart, we shall check"
 * 1)  "we shall thwart, we shall check"

title: necabimus


text: musset

title: musset


text: natantur

title: natantur


text:
necabitis

Verb

 * 1) "you will kill, you will murder"
 * 2)  "you will thwart, you will check"
 * 1)  "you will thwart, you will check"

title: necabitis


text: mussemus

title: mussemus


text: natabor

title: natabor


text:
necabunt

Verb

 * 1) "they will kill, they will murder"
 * 2)  "they will thwart, they will check"
 * 1)  "they will thwart, they will check"

title: necabunt


text: mussetis

title: mussetis


text: nataberis

title: nataberis


text:
necabam

Verb

 * 1) "I was killing, I was murdering"
 * 2)  "I was thwarting, I was checking"
 * 1)  "I was thwarting, I was checking"

title: necabam


text: natabitur

title: natabitur


text:
necabas

Verb

 * 1) "you were killing, you were murdering"
 * 2)  "you were thwarting, you were checking"
 * 1)  "you were thwarting, you were checking"

title: necabas


text: natabimur

title: natabimur


text: mussarem

title: mussarem


text:
necabat

Verb

 * 1) "he was killing, he was murdering"
 * 2)  "he was thwarting, he was checking"
 * 1)  "he was thwarting, he was checking"

title: necabat


text: negas

title: negas


text: natabimini

title: natabimini


text: mussares

title: mussares


text:
necabamus

Verb

 * 1) "we were killing, we were murdering"
 * 2)  "we were thwarting, we were checking"
 * 1)  "we were thwarting, we were checking"

title: necabamus


text: negat

title: negat


text: mussaret

title: mussaret


text: natabuntur

title: natabuntur


text: mussaremus

title: mussaremus


text: natabar

title: natabar


text:
necabatis

Verb

 * 1) "you were killing, you were murdering"
 * 2)  "you were thwarting, you were checking"
 * 1)  "you were thwarting, you were checking"

title: necabatis


text: negamus

title: negamus


text:
Fresse

Etymology
16th century, deverbal from.

Noun

 * 1)  mouth, gob
 * 2)  face, mug
 * 1)  face, mug
 * 1)  face, mug

title: Fresse


text: natabaris

title: natabaris


text:
necabant

Verb

 * 1) "they were killing, they were murdering"
 * 2)  "they were thwarting, they were checking"
 * 1)  "they were thwarting, they were checking"

title: necabant


text: mussaretis

title: mussaretis


text:
necavi

Verb

 * 1) "I have killed, I killed, I have murdered, I murdered"
 * 2)  "I have thwarted, I thwarted, I have checked, I checked"
 * 1)  "I have thwarted, I thwarted, I have checked, I checked"

title: necavi


text: natabatur

title: natabatur


text: negatis

title: negatis


text: mussarent

title: mussarent


text: natabamur

title: natabamur


text:
necavisti

Verb

 * 1) "you have killed, you killed, you have murdered, you murdered"
 * 2)  "you have thwarted, you thwarted, you have checked, you checked"
 * 1)  "you have thwarted, you thwarted, you have checked, you checked"

title: necavisti


text: mussaverim

title: mussaverim


text: negant

title: negant


text:
necavit

Verb

 * 1) "he has killed, he killed, he has murdered, he murdered"
 * 2)  "he has thwarted, he thwarted, he has checked, he checked"
 * 1)  "he has thwarted, he thwarted, he has checked, he checked"

title: necavit


text: natabamini

title: natabamini


text: negabo

title: negabo


text: mussavissem

title: mussavissem


text:
forestierismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  loanword, foreign word, borrowing
 * 2)  foreignism fondness for foreign cultures

Usage notes

 * The term refers to words, idioms, phrases, etc. that have been "borrowed" by a foreign language. Thus, it encompasses many more imported linguistic constructions than just loanwords.

title: forestierismo


text:
necavimus

Verb

 * 1) "we have killed, we killed, we have murdered, we murdered"
 * 2)  "we have thwarted, we thwarted, we have checked, we checked"
 * 1)  "we have thwarted, we thwarted, we have checked, we checked"

title: necavimus


text: natabantur

title: natabantur


text: negabis

title: negabis


text: mussavisses

title: mussavisses


text:
necavistis

Verb

 * 1) "you have killed, you killed, you have murdered, you murdered"
 * 2)  "you have thwarted, you thwarted, you have checked, you checked"
 * 1)  "you have thwarted, you thwarted, you have checked, you checked"

title: necavistis


text: negabit

title: negabit


text: mussavisset

title: mussavisset


text:
necaverunt

Verb

 * 1) "they have killed, they killed; they have murdered, they murdered"
 * 2)  "they have thwarted, they thwarted; they have checked, they checked"
 * 1)  "they have thwarted, they thwarted; they have checked, they checked"

title: necaverunt


text: negabimus

title: negabimus


text: mussavissemus

title: mussavissemus


text:
necaveram

Verb

 * 1) "I had killed, I had murdered"
 * 2)  "I had thwarted, I had checked"
 * 1)  "I had thwarted, I had checked"

title: necaveram


text: natet

title: natet


text:
necaveras

Verb

 * 1) "you had killed, you had murdered"
 * 2)  "you had thwarted, you had checked"
 * 1)  "you had thwarted, you had checked"

title: necaveras


text: natemus

title: natemus


text: negabitis

title: negabitis


text: mussavissetis

title: mussavissetis


text:
necaverat

Verb

 * 1) "he had killed, he had murdered"
 * 2)  "he had thwarted, he had checked"
 * 1)  "he had thwarted, he had checked"

title: necaverat


text: natetis

title: natetis


text: negabunt

title: negabunt


text: nictas

title: nictas


text: mussavissent

title: mussavissent


text:
necaveramus

Verb

 * 1) "we had killed, we had murdered"
 * 2)  "we had thwarted, we had checked"
 * 1)  "we had thwarted, we had checked"

title: necaveramus


text: natent

title: natent


text: negabam

title: negabam


text: nictat

title: nictat


text:
musser

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

Verb

 * 1)  to hide (oneself)
 * 2)  to squeeze through

title: musser


text: natarem

title: natarem


text: nictamus

title: nictamus


text:
necaveratis

Verb

 * 1) "you had killed, you had murdered"
 * 2)  "you had thwarted, you had checked"
 * 1)  "you had thwarted, you had checked"

title: necaveratis


text: negabas

title: negabas


text: natares

title: natares


text: musseris

title: musseris


text:
necaverant

Verb

 * 1) "they had killed, they had murdered"
 * 2)  "they had thwarted, they had checked"
 * 1)  "they had thwarted, they had checked"

title: necaverant


text: nictatis

title: nictatis


text: nataret

title: nataret


text:
necavero

Verb

 * 1) "I shall have killed, I shall have murdered"
 * 2)  "I shall have thwarted, I shall have checked"
 * 1)  "I shall have thwarted, I shall have checked"

title: necavero


text: negabat

title: negabat


text: mussetur

title: mussetur


text: nictant

title: nictant


text: negabamus

title: negabamus


text: nataremus

title: nataremus


text: mussemur

title: mussemur


text:
necaveris

Verb

 * 1) "you will have killed, you will have murdered"
 * 2)  "you will have thwarted, you will have checked"
 * 1)  "you will have thwarted, you will have checked"

Verb

 * 1) "you may have killed, you may have murdered"
 * 2)  "you may have thwarted, you may have checked"
 * 1)  "you may have thwarted, you may have checked"

title: necaveris


text: nictabo

title: nictabo


text: negabatis

title: negabatis


text: mussemini

title: mussemini


text:
necaverit

Verb

 * 1) "he will have killed, he will have murdered"
 * 2)  "he will have thwarted, he will have checked"
 * 3) "he may have killed, he may have murdered"
 * 4)  "he may have thwarted, he may have checked"
 * 1) "he may have killed, he may have murdered"
 * 2)  "he may have thwarted, he may have checked"

title: necaverit


text: nictabis

title: nictabis


text: negabant

title: negabant


text: nataretis

title: nataretis


text: mussentur

title: mussentur


text: necaverimus

title: necaverimus


text: mussarer

title: mussarer


text: natarent

title: natarent


text: necaveritis

title: necaveritis


text: nictabit

title: nictabit


text: mussareris

title: mussareris


text: nataverim

title: nataverim


text:
necaverint

Verb

 * 1) "they will have killed, they will have murdered"
 * 2)  "they will have thwarted, they will have checked"
 * 3) "they may have killed, they may have murdered"
 * 4)  "they may have thwarted, they may have checked"
 * 1) "they may have killed, they may have murdered"
 * 2)  "they may have thwarted, they may have checked"

title: necaverint


text: negavisti

title: negavisti


text: nictabimus

title: nictabimus


text: mussaretur

title: mussaretur


text: natavissem

title: natavissem


text:
necor

Verb

 * 1) "I am killed, I am murdered"
 * 2)  "I am thwarted, I am checked"
 * 1)  "I am thwarted, I am checked"

title: necor


text: mussaremur

title: mussaremur


text: nictabitis

title: nictabitis


text: negavit

title: negavit


text: natavisses

title: natavisses


text:
necaris

Verb

 * 1) "you are killed, you are murdered"
 * 2)  "you are thwarted, you are checked"
 * 1)  "you are thwarted, you are checked"

title: necaris


text: mussaremini

title: mussaremini


text: nictabunt

title: nictabunt


text: natavisset

title: natavisset


text:
necatur

Verb

 * 1) "he is killed, he is murdered"
 * 2)  "he is thwarted, he is checked"
 * 1)  "he is thwarted, he is checked"

title: necatur


text: negavimus

title: negavimus


text: mussarentur

title: mussarentur


text: nictabam

title: nictabam


text: natavissemus

title: natavissemus


text: negavistis

title: negavistis


text:
necamur

Verb

 * 1) "we are killed, we are murdered"
 * 2)  "we are thwarted, we are checked"
 * 1)  "we are thwarted, we are checked"

title: necamur


text: nictabas

title: nictabas


text: natavissetis

title: natavissetis


text:
necamini

Verb

 * 1) "you are killed, you are murdered"
 * 2)  "you are thwarted, you are checked"
 * 3) "be ye killed, be ye murdered"
 * 4)  "be ye thwarted, be ye checked"
 * 1) "be ye killed, be ye murdered"
 * 2)  "be ye thwarted, be ye checked"

title: necamini


text: nictabat

title: nictabat


text: natavissent

title: natavissent


text: negaverunt

title: negaverunt


text:
necantur

Verb

 * 1) "they are killed, they are murdered"
 * 2)  "they are thwarted, they are checked"
 * 1)  "they are thwarted, they are checked"

title: necantur


text: nater

title: nater


text: negaveram

title: negaveram


text: nictabamus

title: nictabamus


text: nateris

title: nateris


text: nictabatis

title: nictabatis


text: negaveras

title: negaveras


text:
necabor

Verb

 * 1) "I shall be killed, I shall be murdered"
 * 2)  "I shall be thwarted, I shall be checked"
 * 1)  "I shall be thwarted, I shall be checked"

title: necabor


text: natetur

title: natetur


text: negaverat

title: negaverat


text: nictabant

title: nictabant


text: natemur

title: natemur


text:
necaberis

Verb

 * 1) "you will be killed, you will be murdered"
 * 2)  "you will be thwarted, you will be checked"
 * 1)  "you will be thwarted, you will be checked"

title: necaberis


text: negaveramus

title: negaveramus


text: natemini

title: natemini


text: nictavi

title: nictavi


text:
necabitur

Verb

 * 1) "he will be killed, he will be murdered"
 * 2)  "he will be thwarted, he will be checked"
 * 1)  "he will be thwarted, he will be checked"

title: necabitur


text:
necabimur

Verb

 * 1) "we shall be killed, we shall be murdered"
 * 2)  "we shall be thwarted, we shall be checked"
 * 1)  "we shall be thwarted, we shall be checked"

title: necabimur


text: natentur

title: natentur


text: negaveratis

title: negaveratis


text: nictavisti

title: nictavisti


text: negaverant

title: negaverant


text: natarer

title: natarer


text:
necabimini

Verb

 * 1) "you will be killed, you will be murdered"
 * 2)  "you will be thwarted, you will be checked"
 * 1)  "you will be thwarted, you will be checked"

title: necabimini


text:
forfait

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fixed amount,
 * 2)  a pre-determined tax amount
 * 3)  elimination due to withdrawal
 * 1)  a pre-determined tax amount
 * 2)  elimination due to withdrawal
 * 1)  elimination due to withdrawal

Etymology
From, past participle of , from for(t) (variant of Old French fuer, fur) and faire.

Noun

 * 1) crime, infamy
 * 2)  flat rate, fixed rate
 * 3)  a package, a pass
 * 4)  elimination due to withdrawal; default
 * 1)  elimination due to withdrawal; default

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lump sum, flat rate

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) crime
 * 2) penalty

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  heinous crime

Noun

 * 1) crime

Etymology
or.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ski pass
 * 2) flat rate, package price

title: forfait


text: nictavit

title: nictavit


text: natareris

title: natareris


text:
necabuntur

Verb

 * 1) "they will be killed, they will be murdered"
 * 2)  "they will be thwarted, they will be checked"
 * 1)  "they will be thwarted, they will be checked"

title: necabuntur


text: negavero

title: negavero


text: nictavimus

title: nictavimus


text: nataretur

title: nataretur


text:
necabar

Verb

 * 1) "I was killed, I was murdered"
 * 2)  "I was thwarted, I was checked"
 * 1)  "I was thwarted, I was checked"

title: necabar


text: negaveris

title: negaveris


text: nictavistis

title: nictavistis


text: nataremur

title: nataremur


text:
necabaris

Verb

 * 1) "you were killed, you were murdered"
 * 2)  "you were thwarted, you were checked"
 * 1)  "you were thwarted, you were checked"

title: necabaris


text: negaverit

title: negaverit


text: nictaverunt

title: nictaverunt


text:
robótica

Noun

 * 1) robotics the science and technology of robots

Noun

 * 1) robotics the science and technology of robots

title: robótica


text:
necabatur

Verb

 * 1) "he was killed, he was murdered"
 * 2)  "he was thwarted, he was checked"
 * 1)  "he was thwarted, he was checked"

title: necabatur


text: nataremini

title: nataremini


text: negaverimus

title: negaverimus


text: nictaveram

title: nictaveram


text: natarentur

title: natarentur


text:
necabamur

Verb

 * 1) "we were killed, we were murdered"
 * 2)  "we were thwarted, we were checked"
 * 1)  "we were thwarted, we were checked"

title: necabamur


text: nictaveras

title: nictaveras


text: negaveritis

title: negaveritis


text: negaverint

title: negaverint


text:
necabamini

Verb

 * 1) "you were killed, you were murdered"
 * 2)  "you were thwarted, you were checked"
 * 1)  "you were thwarted, you were checked"

title: necabamini


text: nictaverat

title: nictaverat


text:
necabantur

Verb

 * 1) "they were killed, they were murdered"
 * 2)  "they were thwarted, they were checked"
 * 1)  "they were thwarted, they were checked"

title: necabantur


text: negor

title: negor


text: nictaveramus

title: nictaveramus


text: mutamus

title: mutamus


text:
necem

Verb

 * 1) "may I kill, may I murder"
 * 2)  "may I thwart, may I check"
 * 1)  "may I thwart, may I check"

title: necem


text: negaris

title: negaris


text: nictaveratis

title: nictaveratis


text: mutatis

title: mutatis


text:
neces

Verb

 * 1) "may you kill, may you murder"
 * 2)  "may you thwart, may you check"
 * 1)  "may you thwart, may you check"

title: neces


text: negatur

title: negatur


text: nictaverant

title: nictaverant


text:
necet

Verb

 * 1) "may he kill, may he murder"
 * 2)  "may he thwart, may he check"
 * 1)  "may he thwart, may he check"

title: necet


text: negamur

title: negamur


text: nictavero

title: nictavero


text:
necemus

Verb

 * 1) "may we kill, may we murder"
 * 2)  "may we thwart, may we check"
 * 1)  "may we thwart, may we check"

title: necemus


text: negamini

title: negamini


text: nictaveris

title: nictaveris


text: mutabo

title: mutabo


text:
necetis

Verb

 * 1) "may you kill, may you murder"
 * 2)  "may you thwart, may you check"
 * 1)  "may you thwart, may you check"

title: necetis


text: negantur

title: negantur


text: mutabis

title: mutabis


text: nictaverit

title: nictaverit


text:
necent

Verb

 * 1) "may they kill, may they murder"
 * 2)  "may they thwart, may they check"
 * 1)  "may they thwart, may they check"

title: necent


text: negabor

title: negabor


text: nictaverimus

title: nictaverimus


text: mutabit

title: mutabit


text:
necarem

Verb

 * 1) "I would kill, I would murder"
 * 2)  "I would thwart, I would check"
 * 1)  "I would thwart, I would check"

title: necarem


text: mutabimus

title: mutabimus


text: negaberis

title: negaberis


text: nictaveritis

title: nictaveritis


text:
necares

Verb

 * 1) "you would kill, you would murder"
 * 2)  "you would thwart, you would check"
 * 1)  "you would thwart, you would check"

title: necares


text: mutabitis

title: mutabitis


text: nictaverint

title: nictaverint


text: negabitur

title: negabitur


text:
necaret

Verb

 * 1) "he would kill, he would murder"
 * 2)  "he would thwart, he would check"
 * 1)  "he would thwart, he would check"

title: necaret


text: nictor

title: nictor


text: mutabunt

title: mutabunt


text: negabimur

title: negabimur


text:
necaremus

Verb

 * 1) "we would kill, we would murder"
 * 2)  "we would thwart, we would check"
 * 1)  "we would thwart, we would check"

title: necaremus


text: nictaris

title: nictaris


text: negabimini

title: negabimini


text: mutabam

title: mutabam


text:
necaretis

Verb

 * 1) "you would kill, you would murder"
 * 2)  "you would thwart, you would check"
 * 1)  "you would thwart, you would check"

title: necaretis


text: negabuntur

title: negabuntur


text: nictatur

title: nictatur


text:
necarent

Verb

 * 1) "they would kill, they would murder"
 * 2)  "they would thwart, they would check"
 * 1)  "they would thwart, they would check"

title: necarent


text: negabar

title: negabar


text: mutabat

title: mutabat


text: nictamur

title: nictamur


text: negabaris

title: negabaris


text: mutabamus

title: mutabamus


text: nictamini

title: nictamini


text:
necaverim

Verb

 * 1) "I may have killed, I may have murdered"
 * 2)  "I may have thwarted, I may have checked"
 * 1)  "I may have thwarted, I may have checked"

title: necaverim


text: negabatur

title: negabatur


text: nictantur

title: nictantur


text: mutabatis

title: mutabatis


text:
necavissem

Verb

 * 1) "I would have killed, I would have murdered"
 * 2)  "I would have thwarted, I would have checked"
 * 1)  "I would have thwarted, I would have checked"

title: necavissem


text: negabamur

title: negabamur


text: mutabant

title: mutabant


text:
necavisses

Verb

 * 1) "you would have killed, you would have murdered"
 * 2)  "you would have thwarted, you would have checked"
 * 1)  "you would have thwarted, you would have checked"

title: necavisses


text: negabamini

title: negabamini


text: nictabor

title: nictabor


text: negabantur

title: negabantur


text:
necavisset

Verb

 * 1) "he would have killed, he would have murdered"
 * 2)  "he would have thwarted, he would have checked"
 * 1)  "he would have thwarted, he would have checked"

title: necavisset


text: nictaberis

title: nictaberis


text: mutavisti

title: mutavisti


text: negem

title: negem


text: nictabitur

title: nictabitur


text:
necavissemus

Verb

 * 1) "we would have killed, we would have murdered"
 * 2)  "we would have thwarted, we would have checked"
 * 1)  "we would have thwarted, we would have checked"

title: necavissemus


text: mutavit

title: mutavit


text:
neges

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) message communicated piece of information
 * 2) message underlying theme
 * 3) errand, mission

title: neges


text: nictabimur

title: nictabimur


text:
necavissetis

Verb

 * 1) "you would have killed, you would have murdered"
 * 2)  "you would have thwarted, you would have checked"
 * 1)  "you would have thwarted, you would have checked"

title: necavissetis


text: neget

title: neget


text: mutavimus

title: mutavimus


text: nictabimini

title: nictabimini


text: negemus

title: negemus


text:
necavissent

Verb

 * 1) "they would have killed, they would have murdered"
 * 2)  "they would have thwarted, they would have checked"
 * 1)  "they would have thwarted, they would have checked"

title: necavissent


text: mutavistis

title: mutavistis


text: nictabuntur

title: nictabuntur


text: negetis

title: negetis


text: mutaverunt

title: mutaverunt


text:
necer

Verb

 * "may I be killed, may I be murdered"
 * "may I be thwarted, may I be checked"
 * "may I be thwarted, may I be checked"

title: necer


text: negent

title: negent


text: nictabar

title: nictabar


text: mutaveram

title: mutaveram


text:
neceris

Verb

 * 1) "may you be killed, may you be murdered"
 * 2)  "may you be thwarted, may you be checked"
 * 1)  "may you be thwarted, may you be checked"

title: neceris


text: negarem

title: negarem


text: nictabaris

title: nictabaris


text: narrat

title: narrat


text: mutaveras

title: mutaveras


text: negares

title: negares


text:
necetur

Verb

 * 1) "may he be killed, may he be murdered"
 * 2)  "may he be thwarted, may he be checked"
 * 1)  "may he be thwarted, may he be checked"

title: necetur


text: nictabatur

title: nictabatur


text: negaret

title: negaret


text: narramus

title: narramus


text: mutaverat

title: mutaverat


text: nictabamur

title: nictabamur


text:
necemur

Verb

 * 1) "may we be killed, may we be murdered"
 * 2)  "may we be thwarted, may we be checked"
 * 1)  "may we be thwarted, may we be checked"

title: necemur


text: negaremus

title: negaremus


text: mutaveramus

title: mutaveramus


text: narratis

title: narratis


text:
necemini

Verb

 * 1) "may you be killed, may you be murdered"
 * 2)  "may you be thwarted, may you be checked"
 * 1)  "may you be thwarted, may you be checked"

title: necemini


text: nictabamini

title: nictabamini


text: negaretis

title: negaretis


text: mutaveratis

title: mutaveratis


text: narrant

title: narrant


text: nictabantur

title: nictabantur


text:
necentur

Verb

 * 1) "may they be killed, may they be murdered"
 * 2)  "may they be thwarted, may they be checked"
 * 1)  "may they be thwarted, may they be checked"

title: necentur


text: mutaverant

title: mutaverant


text: negarent

title: negarent


text: narrabo

title: narrabo


text: nictem

title: nictem


text:
necarer

Verb

 * 1) "I would be killed, I would be murdered"
 * 2)  "I would be thwarted, I would be checked"
 * 1)  "I would be thwarted, I would be checked"

title: necarer


text: mutavero

title: mutavero


text: narrabis

title: narrabis


text: nictes

title: nictes


text: negaverim

title: negaverim


text:
necareris

Verb

 * 1) "you would be killed, you would be murdered"
 * 2)  "you would be thwarted, you would be checked"
 * 1)  "you would be thwarted, you would be checked"

title: necareris


text: mutaveris

title: mutaveris


text:
necaretur

Verb

 * 1) "he would be killed, he would be murdered"
 * 2)  "he would be thwarted, he would be checked"
 * 1)  "he would be thwarted, he would be checked"

title: necaretur


text: negavissem

title: negavissem


text: nictet

title: nictet


text: mutaverit

title: mutaverit


text: narrabit

title: narrabit


text: negavisses

title: negavisses


text:
necaremur

Verb

 * 1) "we would be killed, we would be murdered"
 * 2)  "we would be thwarted, we would be checked"
 * 1)  "we would be thwarted, we would be checked"

title: necaremur


text: narrabimus

title: narrabimus


text: nictemus

title: nictemus


text: negavisset

title: negavisset


text: mutaverimus

title: mutaverimus


text:
necaremini

Verb

 * 1) "you would be killed, you would be murdered"
 * 2)  "you would be thwarted, you would be checked"
 * 1)  "you would be thwarted, you would be checked"

title: necaremini


text: nictetis

title: nictetis


text: negavissemus

title: negavissemus


text: narrabitis

title: narrabitis


text:
necarentur

Verb

 * 1) "they would be killed, they would be murdered"
 * 2)  "they would be thwarted, they would be checked"
 * 1)  "they would be thwarted, they would be checked"

title: necarentur


text: mutaveritis

title: mutaveritis


text: nictent

title: nictent


text: negavissetis

title: negavissetis


text: mutaverint

title: mutaverint


text: nictarem

title: nictarem


text: narrabunt

title: narrabunt


text: negavissent

title: negavissent


text: mutor

title: mutor


text: nictares

title: nictares


text: narrabam

title: narrabam


text: mutaris

title: mutaris


text: negeris

title: negeris


text: nictaret

title: nictaret


text: negetur

title: negetur


text: mutatur

title: mutatur


text: nictaremus

title: nictaremus


text: narrabat

title: narrabat


text: negemur

title: negemur


text: mutamur

title: mutamur


text: narrabamus

title: narrabamus


text: negemini

title: negemini


text: nictaretis

title: nictaretis


text: mutamini

title: mutamini


text: narrabatis

title: narrabatis


text: negentur

title: negentur


text: nictarent

title: nictarent


text: narrabant

title: narrabant


text:
foriero

Adjective

 * 1) heralding, announcing, harbingering

Noun

 * 1) harbinger

title: foriero


text: negarer

title: negarer


text: nictaverim

title: nictaverim


text: mutantur

title: mutantur


text: negareris

title: negareris


text: nictavissem

title: nictavissem


text: mutabor

title: mutabor


text: narravisti

title: narravisti


text: negaretur

title: negaretur


text: nictavisses

title: nictavisses


text: negaremur

title: negaremur


text: mutaberis

title: mutaberis


text: narravit

title: narravit


text: nictavisset

title: nictavisset


text: negaremini

title: negaremini


text: mutabitur

title: mutabitur


text: narravimus

title: narravimus


text: nictavissemus

title: nictavissemus


text: negarentur

title: negarentur


text: mutabimur

title: mutabimur


text: narravistis

title: narravistis


text: nictavissetis

title: nictavissetis


text: mutabimini

title: mutabimini


text: nictavissent

title: nictavissent


text: navigas

title: navigas


text: narraverunt

title: narraverunt


text: mutabuntur

title: mutabuntur


text: navigat

title: navigat


text: narraveram

title: narraveram


text: mutabar

title: mutabar


text: nicter

title: nicter


text: navigamus

title: navigamus


text: mutabaris

title: mutabaris


text: narraveras

title: narraveras


text: nicteris

title: nicteris


text: formalizzarli

title: formalizzarli


text: mutabatur

title: mutabatur


text: navigatis

title: navigatis


text: nictetur

title: nictetur


text: narraverat

title: narraverat


text: mutabamur

title: mutabamur


text:
navigant

Adjective

 * 1) airborne

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) navigating

title: navigant


text: nictemur

title: nictemur


text: mutabamini

title: mutabamini


text: narraveramus

title: narraveramus


text: navigabo

title: navigabo


text: mutabantur

title: mutabantur


text: nictemini

title: nictemini


text: narraveratis

title: narraveratis


text: navigabis

title: navigabis


text: mutem

title: mutem


text: narraverant

title: narraverant


text: nictentur

title: nictentur


text: navigabit

title: navigabit


text: narravero

title: narravero


text: nictarer

title: nictarer


text: mutet

title: mutet


text: navigabimus

title: navigabimus


text: narraveris

title: narraveris


text: mutemus

title: mutemus


text: nictareris

title: nictareris


text: mutetis

title: mutetis


text: navigabitis

title: navigabitis


text: nictaretur

title: nictaretur


text: narraverit

title: narraverit


text: mutent

title: mutent


text: narraverimus

title: narraverimus


text: navigabunt

title: navigabunt


text: nictaremur

title: nictaremur


text: mutarem

title: mutarem


text: navigabam

title: navigabam


text: narraveritis

title: narraveritis


text: nictaremini

title: nictaremini


text: navigabas

title: navigabas


text: narraverint

title: narraverint


text: nictarentur

title: nictarentur


text: mutaret

title: mutaret


text: navigabat

title: navigabat


text: narror

title: narror


text: mutaremus

title: mutaremus


text: navigabamus

title: navigabamus


text: narraris

title: narraris


text: mutaretis

title: mutaretis


text: narratur

title: narratur


text: navigabatis

title: navigabatis


text: narramur

title: narramur


text: mutarent

title: mutarent


text: navigabant

title: navigabant


text: mutaverim

title: mutaverim


text: narramini

title: narramini


text: mutavissem

title: mutavissem


text: navigavisti

title: navigavisti


text: narrantur

title: narrantur


text: narrabor

title: narrabor


text: mutavisses

title: mutavisses


text: navigavit

title: navigavit


text: narraberis

title: narraberis


text: mutavisset

title: mutavisset


text: navigavimus

title: navigavimus


text: mutavissemus

title: mutavissemus


text: narrabitur

title: narrabitur


text: navigavistis

title: navigavistis


text: mutavissetis

title: mutavissetis


text: narrabimur

title: narrabimur


text: navigaverunt

title: navigaverunt


text: mutavissent

title: mutavissent


text: narrabimini

title: narrabimini


text: navigaveram

title: navigaveram


text: muteris

title: muteris


text: navigaveras

title: navigaveras


text: narrabuntur

title: narrabuntur


text: mutetur

title: mutetur


text: narrabar

title: narrabar


text: navigaverat

title: navigaverat


text: mutemur

title: mutemur


text: narrabaris

title: narrabaris


text: navigaveramus

title: navigaveramus


text: narrabatur

title: narrabatur


text: mutemini

title: mutemini


text: navigaveratis

title: navigaveratis


text: mutentur

title: mutentur


text: narrabamur

title: narrabamur


text: navigaverant

title: navigaverant


text: mutarer

title: mutarer


text: mutareris

title: mutareris


text: navigavero

title: navigavero


text: narrabamini

title: narrabamini


text: mutaretur

title: mutaretur


text: navigaveris

title: navigaveris


text: narrabantur

title: narrabantur


text: navas

title: navas


text: mutaremur

title: mutaremur


text: narrem

title: narrem


text: navigaverit

title: navigaverit


text: mutaremini

title: mutaremini


text: navamus

title: navamus


text: navigaverimus

title: navigaverimus


text: mutarentur

title: mutarentur


text: narret

title: narret


text: navatis

title: navatis


text: navigaveritis

title: navigaveritis


text: narremus

title: narremus


text: navant

title: navant


text: navigaverint

title: navigaverint


text: narretis

title: narretis


text: navabo

title: navabo


text: narrent

title: narrent


text: navigor

title: navigor


text: navabis

title: navabis


text: narrarem

title: narrarem


text: navigaris

title: navigaris


text: navabit

title: navabit


text: navigatur

title: navigatur


text: navabimus

title: navabimus


text: narraret

title: narraret


text: navabitis

title: navabitis


text: navigamur

title: navigamur


text: narraremus

title: narraremus


text: navabunt

title: navabunt


text: navigamini

title: navigamini


text: narraretis

title: narraretis


text: navigantur

title: navigantur


text: navabam

title: navabam


text: narrarent

title: narrarent


text: navabas

title: navabas


text: navigabor

title: navigabor


text: narraverim

title: narraverim


text: narravissem

title: narravissem


text: navigaberis

title: navigaberis


text: navabat

title: navabat


text: narravisses

title: narravisses


text: navigabitur

title: navigabitur


text: navabamus

title: navabamus


text: narravisset

title: narravisset


text: navabatis

title: navabatis


text: navigabimur

title: navigabimur


text: narravissemus

title: narravissemus


text: narravissetis

title: narravissetis


text: navabant

title: navabant


text: navigabimini

title: navigabimini


text: narravissent

title: narravissent


text: navavi

title: navavi


text:
narrer

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to narrate, to tell (e.g. a story)

title: narrer


text: navigabuntur

title: navigabuntur


text: navavisti

title: navavisti


text:
chemioterapia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  chemotherapy

title: chemioterapia


text: navigabar

title: navigabar


text: narreris

title: narreris


text: navavit

title: navavit


text: navigabaris

title: navigabaris


text: narretur

title: narretur


text: navavimus

title: navavimus


text: navigabatur

title: navigabatur


text: narremur

title: narremur


text: navavistis

title: navavistis


text: navigabamur

title: navigabamur


text: narremini

title: narremini


text: navaverunt

title: navaverunt


text: narrentur

title: narrentur


text: navigabamini

title: navigabamini


text: navaveram

title: navaveram


text: narrarer

title: narrarer


text: navigabantur

title: navigabantur


text: narrareris

title: narrareris


text: navaveras

title: navaveras


text: navigem

title: navigem


text: narraretur

title: narraretur


text: navaverat

title: navaverat


text: naviges

title: naviges


text: navaveramus

title: navaveramus


text: narraremur

title: narraremur


text: naviget

title: naviget


text: navaveratis

title: navaveratis


text: navaverant

title: navaverant


text: navigemus

title: navigemus


text: narraremini

title: narraremini


text: navavero

title: navavero


text: navigetis

title: navigetis


text: narrarentur

title: narrarentur


text: navigent

title: navigent


text: navaveris

title: navaveris


text: navigarem

title: navigarem


text: navaverit

title: navaverit


text: navaverimus

title: navaverimus


text: navigares

title: navigares


text: navaveritis

title: navaveritis


text: navigaret

title: navigaret


text: navaverint

title: navaverint


text: navigaremus

title: navigaremus


text: navor

title: navor


text: navigaretis

title: navigaretis


text: navaris

title: navaris


text:
chemioterapico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) chemotherapeutic

Noun

 * 1)  chemotherapeutic drug, chemotherapeutic agent

title: chemioterapico


text: navigarent

title: navigarent


text: navatur

title: navatur


text: navigaverim

title: navigaverim


text: navamur

title: navamur


text: navigavissem

title: navigavissem


text: navamini

title: navamini


text: navigavisses

title: navigavisses


text: navigavisset

title: navigavisset


text: navantur

title: navantur


text: navigavissemus

title: navigavissemus


text: navabor

title: navabor


text: navaberis

title: navaberis


text: navigavissetis

title: navigavissetis


text: navigavissent

title: navigavissent


text: navabitur

title: navabitur


text:
naviger

Adjective

 * 1) ship-bearing, navigable
 * 2) sailing

Etymology 2
Form of.

title: naviger


text: navabimur

title: navabimur


text: navigeris

title: navigeris


text: navabimini

title: navabimini


text: navigetur

title: navigetur


text: navabuntur

title: navabuntur


text: navabar

title: navabar


text: navigemur

title: navigemur


text: navigemini

title: navigemini


text: navabaris

title: navabaris


text: navigentur

title: navigentur


text: navabatur

title: navabatur


text: navigarer

title: navigarer


text: navabamur

title: navabamur


text: navigareris

title: navigareris


text: navabamini

title: navabamini


text: navigaretur

title: navigaretur


text: navabantur

title: navabantur


text: navigaremur

title: navigaremur


text: navem

title: navem


text: navigaremini

title: navigaremini


text: navigarentur

title: navigarentur


text: navemus

title: navemus


text: navetis

title: navetis


text: navent

title: navent


text: navarem

title: navarem


text: navares

title: navares


text: navaret

title: navaret


text: navaremus

title: navaremus


text: navaretis

title: navaretis


text: navarent

title: navarent


text: navaverim

title: navaverim


text: navavissem

title: navavissem


text: navavisses

title: navavisses


text: navavisset

title: navavisset


text: navavissemus

title: navavissemus


text: navavissetis

title: navavissetis


text: navavissent

title: navavissent


text:
naver

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) auger

Etymology
From NAV

Noun

 * 1)  a person who gets economic support from the state while being unemployed
 * 2) a dosser
 * 1) a dosser

title: naver


text: naveris

title: naveris


text: navetur

title: navetur


text: navemur

title: navemur


text: chemioterapici

title: chemioterapici


text: navemini

title: navemini


text: naventur

title: naventur


text: mussitarent

title: mussitarent


text: navarer

title: navarer


text: mussitaverim

title: mussitaverim


text: navareris

title: navareris


text: mussitavissem

title: mussitavissem


text: navaretur

title: navaretur


text: mussitavisses

title: mussitavisses


text: navaremur

title: navaremur


text: mussitavisset

title: mussitavisset


text: navaremini

title: navaremini


text: mussitavissemus

title: mussitavissemus


text: navarentur

title: navarentur


text: mussitavissetis

title: mussitavissetis


text: mussitavissent

title: mussitavissent


text: mussiter

title: mussiter


text: mussiteris

title: mussiteris


text: mussitetur

title: mussitetur


text:
giovanissimo

Etymology
From.

title: giovanissimo


text: mussitemur

title: mussitemur


text: mussitemini

title: mussitemini


text: mussitentur

title: mussitentur


text: mussitarer

title: mussitarer


text: mussitareris

title: mussitareris


text: mussitaretur

title: mussitaretur


text: mussitaremur

title: mussitaremur


text: mussitaremini

title: mussitaremini


text: mussitarentur

title: mussitarentur


text:
insidiare

Etymology
, alternative form of.

Verb

 * 1)  to harass
 * 2)  to lay a trap for
 * 3)  to lay a trap

title: insidiare


text: insidiando

title: insidiando


text: insidiante

title: insidiante


text: insidiato

title: insidiato


text: insidiati

title: insidiati


text: insidiata

title: insidiata


text: insidio

title: insidio


text: insidi

title: insidi


text: insidiamo

title: insidiamo


text:
insidiate

Etymology
From , past participle of , from. See.

Verb

 * 1)  To lie in ambush for.

title: insidiate


text: insidiano

title: insidiano


text: insidiavo

title: insidiavo


text: insidiavi

title: insidiavi


text: insidiava

title: insidiava


text: insidiavamo

title: insidiavamo


text: insidiavate

title: insidiavate


text: insidiavano

title: insidiavano


text: insidiai

title: insidiai


text: insidiasti

title: insidiasti


text: insidiò

title: insidiò


text: insidiammo

title: insidiammo


text: insidiaste

title: insidiaste


text: insidiarono

title: insidiarono


text: insidierò

title: insidierò


text: insidierai

title: insidierai


text:
fotografisk

Adjective

 * 1) photographic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) photographic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) photographic

Adjective

 * 1) photographic, having to do with photographs or photography

title: fotografisk


text: insidierà

title: insidierà


text: insidieremo

title: insidieremo


text: insidierete

title: insidierete


text: insidieranno

title: insidieranno


text: insidierei

title: insidierei


text: insidieresti

title: insidieresti


text: insidierebbe

title: insidierebbe


text: insidieremmo

title: insidieremmo


text: insidiereste

title: insidiereste


text: insidierebbero

title: insidierebbero


text:
insubordinato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) insubordinate
 * 2) unruly, undisciplined

title: insubordinato


text: insidino

title: insidino


text: insidiassi

title: insidiassi


text: insidiasse

title: insidiasse


text: insidiassimo

title: insidiassimo


text: insidiassero

title: insidiassero


text:
fotografiskt minne

Noun

 * 1) photographic memory

title: fotografiskt minne


text:
insubordinazione

Noun

 * 1) insubordination

title: insubordinazione


text:
insulsaggine

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dullness, insipidity, inanity

title: insulsaggine


text:
intemperante

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) intemperate, immoderate

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) intemperate

title: intemperante


text:
intemperanza

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) intemperance
 * 2)  excess

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) intemperance

title: intemperanza


text:
Talk:aludel

Etymology
Copied from http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disputatio_Usoris:Ceylon#Aludel and http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disputatio_Usoris:Fabullus#Aludel:

 * Hi Ceylon,

 * Could you help me out with this problem? I tried to find the Arabic original of aludel, but my sources seem divided and some even internally inconsistent:

 * J.D. Latham, 'Arabic into medieval Latin', Journal of Semitic Studies 1972 17(1) has al-u th āl (only in transcription).
 * Raja Tazi, Arabismen im Deutschen (1998) has الاتال, which he transcribes as al-uṭāl.
 * http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/aludel has الؤطال (Can this spelling be correct? If so, it would be transcribed as al-uṭāl, wouldn’t it?)
 * Elsewhere on the net I mostly find the transcription al-uthāl.

 * Which is the correct form? --Fabullus 19:05, 8 Septembris 2008 (UTC)

 * I cannot find it in Wehr, which means either I have not looked properly or the word is no longer in common use (maybe it is derived from اثل "to strengthen, fortify"). Nonetheless, I think your question can be answered. If you look closely at the scan of Tazi (who I think is the most reliable source), he has الأثال (three dots instead of two) and al-ʾuṯāl (underscore instead of dot). ث ṯ is often (though less well) transcribed as 'th' (optionally with a line underneath), so this would explain the alternative spellings you have found. The one on the English wikipedia (الؤطال), however, must be nonsense: There are no words in Arabic beginning with ؤ.--Ceylon 19:33, 9 Septembris 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:aludel


text:
mit offenen Karten spielen

Etymology
lit. 'to play with open cards' or 'to play with one's cards on the table'. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to play it straight

title: mit offenen Karten spielen


text:
osteal

Adjective

 * 1) bony

title: osteal


text:
tøva

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) (wool processing) to full
 * tøva undir hond
 * full with one's hands
 * tøva undir fót
 * full with one's feet
 * 1) make no progress
 * tøva í turrum
 * make no headway / progress
 * 1) (in chain dance) dance on the same spot
 * 2)  tread water

title: tøva


text:
Talk:arbitrary

Usage notes
Does anyone disapprove of my usage notes on arbitrary? Gregcaletta 12:19, 10 September 2008 (UTC)
 * I agree more with what you said, but I think we can explain that meaning by just reworking the definition and using a good example sentence. I tried fixing it up a bit, I think it looks pretty good now as the second and third senses were pretty much the same. Scott Ritchie 20:23, 10 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Yeah, good, it looks more concise now. I don't like the "sometimes random" bit so I will replace it with "nearly random". "Sometimes random" does not fit the example because the choice to make 18 the legal age of adulthood is not "random".  I also think it is important to note we only tend to say "arbitrary decision" or "arbitrary choice", for example it seems wrong to say "an arbitrary cow" or "an arbitrary idea", so I am trying to think of a way to incorporate this.  Gregcaletta 05:30, 20 September 2008 (UTC)
 * I have changed around some stuff just to see what you think. You can change it back if you like.  Gregcaletta 05:35, 20 September 2008 (UTC)

Number of definitions

 * I moved the Stalin example to where I think it belongs. Maybe that is all that was bothering me. DCDuring TALK 15:32, 14 October 2008 (UTC)

 * I've added 2 senses. The second overlaps with what is now 3 and may fit that usage example better. DCDuring TALK 02:46, 2 October 2008 (UTC)
 * Yeah, they seem better merged. Scott Ritchie 23:51, 3 October 2008 (UTC)

 * The 3rd sense is about an individual's motives. The first and second are about the impact on others of the overall situation. The definitions should probably not combine motivation and consequence points of view, though they may, in fact, be combined in actual situations, because in some situations one or the other would be relevant, but not both. DCDuring TALK 23:59, 3 October 2008 (UTC)

 * That's still unclear to me, could you maybe make a new example sentence? Scott Ritchie 21:11, 6 October 2008 (UTC)

 * I've reduced the number of definitions to three. I don't think five are necessary.  I think that "Unrestrained by law; tyrannical" is just a special case of (2) "Determined by impulse rather than reason; heavy-handed", which is more general.  I don't think arbitrary ever specifically means "tyrannical".  If someone can provide that shows this, then fine; but I think the example shows than "arbitrary" can sometimes be applied to a a thing which happens also to be tyrannical, but that is never the meaning of the word.Gregcaletta 09:05, 10 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Other good general dictionaries Merriam Webster, Random House Unabridged, Encarta, OED, Collins, Longmans (See OneLook.com for some of these and others.) have 3-5 senses/subsenses. With your deletion Wiktionary would have 2, excluding the mathematical sense. Reducing the number of senses is rarely the way to go. Normally we prefer to submit a sense to the RfV or RfD process. Inserting at the beginning of a sense line and clicking on the plus after saving to give a brief explanation means that someone will have to get attestation, real examples of the usage. In the course of doing that they may adjust wording. The advantage is that they are working from facts possibly beyond their own experience, which is highly desirable for a language of broad use like English. DCDuring TALK 11:50, 10 September 2009 (UTC)
 * OK, sorry, I'll do that next time. I am happy for anyone to add more senses but I don't see the point if we don't also have examples which show that the word has that specific meaning and cannot be covered by the three definitions we already have, thus showing that the extra sense is not redundant.  If some of the senses are redundant, then reducing the number of senses is always the way to go.  I am also happy to discuss whether or not they were redundant on this discussion page.   Gregcaletta 02:26, 12 September 2009 (UTC)
 * I looked at some of the definitions that the other online dictionaries gave. One I saw had five senses, but the didn't correspond to the senses we had up here.  One sense that many included is the legal sense, however, I think that is covered anyway by the first sense. We really only need specific legal definitions for words if the legal sense is different to the original sense.  In any case, our ultimate goal is to create a dictionary, which is better than other online dictionaries, otherwise there is not much point.  Gregcaletta 02:34, 12 September 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:arbitrary


text:
plagg

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) piece of clothing, cloth

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a garment (single item of clothing)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a garment (single item of clothing)

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) garment (single item of clothing)

title: plagg


text:
insya Allah

Etymology
From , from, from.

Phrase

 * 1) God willing; if it is God’s will, if God wills.

title: insya Allah


text:
interiormente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) internally

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) internally
 * 2) inwardly
 * 3) profoundly

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) internally

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) internally
 * 2) inwardly

title: interiormente


text:
intrattabile

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) intractable

title: intrattabile


text:
ialah

Etymology
From.

Conjunction

 * 1) i.e., that is

Particle

 * 1)  a connector between two pieces of sentence that confirms the details or explanation of the first part

Usage notes
Ialah is a connector word which is often used like the English verb “to be”. It can be used only for third person and before nouns or verbs. Compare this with, which has the same meaning but can be used with first, second and third person.

Conjunction

 * 1) to be

Particle

 * 1)  to be

Usage notes
Ialah is a connector word which is often used like the English verb “to be”. It can be used only before nouns or verbs. Compare this with adalah, which has the same meaning but can only be used before prepositions, postpositions or adjectives.

title: ialah


text: inviarla

title: inviarla


text: inviarle

title: inviarle


text: inviarli

title: inviarli


text: inviarlo

title: inviarlo


text:
Übung macht den Meister

Etymology
From +, the third person singular form of  +  the accusative masculine of  +. lit. 'practice makes the master' or 'practising makes one a master'.

Proverb

 * 1) practice makes perfect

title: Übung macht den Meister


text: invocarla

title: invocarla


text: invocarle

title: invocarle


text: invocarli

title: invocarli


text: invocarlo

title: invocarlo


text: lapidarla

title: lapidarla


text: lapidarle

title: lapidarle


text: lapidarli

title: lapidarli


text: lapidarlo

title: lapidarlo


text:
Talk:ialah

I'm not sure if i.e. is a conjunction. Looking at other pages doesn't help. Ialah is no abbreviation, no adverb, no phrase. Help please Mallerd 12:30, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

Inconsistency
It says it means "is", and it's used with the 3rd person. So, 3rd person can be they, if it's not mentioned it's only 3rd person in singular. But the translation says "is" not "are".

title: Talk:ialah


text: maltrattarla

title: maltrattarla


text: maltrattarle

title: maltrattarle


text: maltrattarli

title: maltrattarli


text: maltrattarlo

title: maltrattarlo


text: negarla

title: negarla


text: negarle

title: negarle


text: negarli

title: negarli


text: praticarla

title: praticarla


text:
have-a-go hero

Noun

 * 1)  An ordinary member of the public who intervenes, often at personal risk, to stop a troublemaker, hooligan or ne'er-do-well in the act of committing a crime.

title: have-a-go hero


text: praticarle

title: praticarle


text: praticarli

title: praticarli


text: praticarlo

title: praticarlo


text: realizzarla

title: realizzarla


text: realizzarle

title: realizzarle


text: realizzarli

title: realizzarli


text: realizzarlo

title: realizzarlo


text: rinnovarla

title: rinnovarla


text: rinnovarle

title: rinnovarle


text: rinnovarli

title: rinnovarli


text: rinnovarlo

title: rinnovarlo


text: ripudiarla

title: ripudiarla


text: ripudiarle

title: ripudiarle


text: ripudiarli

title: ripudiarli


text: ripudiarlo

title: ripudiarlo


text: riuscitarle

title: riuscitarle


text: riuscitarli

title: riuscitarli


text: riuscitarlo

title: riuscitarlo


text: ritirarla

title: ritirarla


text: ritirarle

title: ritirarle


text: ritirarli

title: ritirarli


text: ritirarlo

title: ritirarlo


text:
stívur

Adjective

 * 1) stiff, rigid, hard, inflexible, unyielding
 * 2) formal, reserved, correct, withdrawn, stiff
 * 3) stubborn, obstinate, headstrong
 * 4) sufficient
 * 5) stiff, strong
 * 6) good, competent, capable, proficient, able

title: stívur


text: scagliarla

title: scagliarla


text: scagliarle

title: scagliarle


text: scagliarli

title: scagliarli


text: scagliarlo

title: scagliarlo


text: suonarle

title: suonarle


text: suonarli

title: suonarli


text: suonarlo

title: suonarlo


text:
tafelbier

Noun

 * 1) A legally determined name for beer of which alcohol percentage is between 1 and 4.

title: tafelbier


text: tormentarla

title: tormentarla


text: tormentarle

title: tormentarle


text: tormentarli

title: tormentarli


text: tormentarlo

title: tormentarlo


text:
vannehtia

Verb

 * 1) to hoop to fasten with a hoop

title: vannehtia


text:
dvergbjørk

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dwarf birch

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dwarf birch

title: dvergbjørk


text:
inviarsi

Verb

 * 1) to set forth
 * 1) to set forth

title: inviarsi


text: inviarmi

title: inviarmi


text: inviarti

title: inviarti


text: inviarci

title: inviarci


text: inviarvi

title: inviarvi


text: inviandosi

title: inviandosi


text: inviandomi

title: inviandomi


text: inviandoti

title: inviandoti


text: inviandoci

title: inviandoci


text: inviandovi

title: inviandovi


text: inviamoci

title: inviamoci


text: inviatevi

title: inviatevi


text:
bumkin

Alternative forms

 * boomkin

Noun

 * 1)  A short outrigger projecting from the side of the aft part of a square-rigged sailing ship, used as an attachment point for a rope (brace) used to set a yard-arm at different angles to a mast so to allow the ship to sail at different angles to the wind.

title: bumkin


text:
irresoluto

Adjective

 * 1) irresolute, indecisive

Adjective

 * 1) indecisive

title: irresoluto


text:
irrigare

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to irrigate
 * 2)  to moisten, to wet
 * 3)  to irrigate (a wound, a body cavity)

title: irrigare


text: irrigando

title: irrigando


text: irrigante

title: irrigante


text: irrigato

title: irrigato


text: irrigati

title: irrigati


text: irrigata

title: irrigata


text:
irrigo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to water or irrigate
 * 2) to flood or inundate
 * 3) to overwhelm

title: irrigo


text: irrighi

title: irrighi


text: irriga

title: irriga


text: irrighiamo

title: irrighiamo


text: irrigano

title: irrigano


text: irrigavo

title: irrigavo


text: irrigavi

title: irrigavi


text: irrigava

title: irrigava


text: irrigavamo

title: irrigavamo


text: irrigavate

title: irrigavate


text: irrigavano

title: irrigavano


text: irrigai

title: irrigai


text: irrigasti

title: irrigasti


text: irrigò

title: irrigò


text: irrigammo

title: irrigammo


text: irrigaste

title: irrigaste


text: irrigarono

title: irrigarono


text: irrigherò

title: irrigherò


text: irrigherai

title: irrigherai


text: irrigherà

title: irrigherà


text: irrigheremo

title: irrigheremo


text: irrigherete

title: irrigherete


text: irrigheranno

title: irrigheranno


text: irrigherei

title: irrigherei


text: irrigheresti

title: irrigheresti


text: irrigherebbe

title: irrigherebbe


text: irrigheremmo

title: irrigheremmo


text: irrighereste

title: irrighereste


text: irrigherebbero

title: irrigherebbero


text: irrighiate

title: irrighiate


text: irrighino

title: irrighino


text:
italico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Italic of ancient Italy

title: italico


text: irrigassi

title: irrigassi


text: irrigasse

title: irrigasse


text: irrigassimo

title: irrigassimo


text: irrigassero

title: irrigassero


text: lanciar

title: lanciar


text:
lanciere

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lancer (soldier)

title: lanciere


text: Template:RQ:Shakespeare Pericles

title: Template:RQ:Shakespeare Pericles


text:
je vous en prie

Etymology
lit. 'I pray you (to do so)'.

Phrase

 * 1) I beg you, I entreat you
 * 2) please do, go ahead, be my guest
 * 3) you're welcome after being thanked
 * 1) you're welcome after being thanked

Usage notes

 * This phrase is more formal than de rien.

Synonyms

 * (to a person addressed with )
 * (to a person addressed with )

title: je vous en prie


text:
largheggiare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be benevolent
 * 2) to be free (with) (money)

title: largheggiare


text: largheggiando

title: largheggiando


text: largheggiante

title: largheggiante


text: largheggiato

title: largheggiato


text: largheggiati

title: largheggiati


text: largheggiata

title: largheggiata


text: largheggio

title: largheggio


text: largheggi

title: largheggi


text: largheggia

title: largheggia


text: largheggiamo

title: largheggiamo


text: largheggiate

title: largheggiate


text: largheggiano

title: largheggiano


text: largheggiavo

title: largheggiavo


text: largheggiavi

title: largheggiavi


text: largheggiava

title: largheggiava


text: largheggiavamo

title: largheggiavamo


text: largheggiavate

title: largheggiavate


text: largheggiavano

title: largheggiavano


text: largheggiai

title: largheggiai


text: largheggiasti

title: largheggiasti


text: largheggiò

title: largheggiò


text: largheggiammo

title: largheggiammo


text: largheggiaste

title: largheggiaste


text: largheggiarono

title: largheggiarono


text: largheggerò

title: largheggerò


text: largheggerai

title: largheggerai


text: largheggerà

title: largheggerà


text: largheggeremo

title: largheggeremo


text: largheggerete

title: largheggerete


text: largheggeranno

title: largheggeranno


text: largheggerei

title: largheggerei


text: largheggeresti

title: largheggeresti


text: largheggerebbe

title: largheggerebbe


text: largheggeremmo

title: largheggeremmo


text: largheggereste

title: largheggereste


text: largheggerebbero

title: largheggerebbero


text: largheggino

title: largheggino


text:
lavacro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) basin for washing
 * 2) washing (ritual cleansing or purification)

title: lavacro


text: largheggiassi

title: largheggiassi


text: largheggiasse

title: largheggiasse


text: largheggiassimo

title: largheggiassimo


text: largheggiassero

title: largheggiassero


text: legumi

title: legumi


text:
libagione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) libation

title: libagione


text:
liberalità

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) generosity

title: liberalità


text: liberti

title: liberti


text:
libertinaggio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) libertinage, libertinism
 * 2) licentiousness

title: libertinaggio


text:
burðardyggur

Adjective

 * 1)  sustainable

title: burðardyggur


text:
bangsat

Etymology
From, from.

Interjection

 * 1)  asshole, son of a bitch

Noun

 * 1)  bedbug
 * 2)  rascal, scoundrel, a generally contemptible person.
 * 3)  shameless, squalid

Noun

 * 1)  asshole, motherfucker, bastard, son of a bitch (objectionable or despicable person)

Adjective

 * 1) poor

Noun

 * 1) burglar
 * 2) thief
 * 3) rogue
 * 4) scoundrel

title: bangsat


text:
libertino

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) libertine
 * 2) lecher

Adjective

 * 1) rakish

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) libertine, rakish, profligate

Noun

 * 1) libertine, rake, profligate

title: libertino


text:
licenzioso

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) licentious

title: licenzioso


text:
litigioso

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) quarrelsome
 * 2) litigious, contentious
 * 1) litigious, contentious

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) litigious

title: litigioso


text:
livore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) venom

title: livore


text:
lodarsi

Verb

 * 1) to praise oneself; to boast, brag
 * 1) to praise oneself; to boast, brag

title: lodarsi


text: lodarmi

title: lodarmi


text: lodarti

title: lodarti


text: lodarci

title: lodarci


text: lodarvi

title: lodarvi


text: lodandosi

title: lodandosi


text: lodandomi

title: lodandomi


text: lodandoti

title: lodandoti


text: lodandoci

title: lodandoci


text: lodandovi

title: lodandovi


text: lodiamoci

title: lodiamoci


text: lodatevi

title: lodatevi


text: lombi

title: lombi


text: fisonomie

title: fisonomie


text:
flemme

Noun

 * 1)  to cry, to weep

Etymology
, from, one of the , thought to cause a sluggish and unemotional nature. First attested in the late 1700s.

.

Noun

 * 1)  laziness
 * 2)  lazy person
 * 1)  lazy person
 * 1)  lazy person

title: flemme


text: flottiglie

title: flottiglie


text: foggie

title: foggie


text: sondaggisti

title: sondaggisti


text: bosoni di Higgs

title: bosoni di Higgs


text: bosoni di gauge

title: bosoni di gauge


text: pseudoscalari

title: pseudoscalari


text: bosoni vettori

title: bosoni vettori


text: inflatoni

title: inflatoni


text: fornitissima

title: fornitissima


text: selettroni

title: selettroni


text: fornitissimi

title: fornitissimi


text: fornitissime

title: fornitissime


text: smuoni

title: smuoni


text: floridezze

title: floridezze


text: fiorata

title: fiorata


text: fiorati

title: fiorati


text:
fonografi

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬). Contains the suffix.

Noun

 * 1) phonograph device that records or plays sound from cylinder records

title: fonografi


text: fiorate

title: fiorate


text: fonetisti

title: fonetisti


text: floridissima

title: floridissima


text: floridissimi

title: floridissimi


text: forcelle

title: forcelle


text: floridissime

title: floridissime


text: giovanissima

title: giovanissima


text: forcine

title: forcine


text: giovanissimi

title: giovanissimi


text: forconi

title: forconi


text: giovanissime

title: giovanissime


text: forestierismi

title: forestierismi


text: fisionomica

title: fisionomica


text: fisionomici

title: fisionomici


text: fisionomiche

title: fisionomiche


text: chemioterapie

title: chemioterapie


text: fissativa

title: fissativa


text: fissative

title: fissative


text: floscia

title: floscia


text: insubordinazioni

title: insubordinazioni


text: flosci

title: flosci


text: insulsaggini

title: insulsaggini


text: flosce

title: flosce


text: intemperanze

title: intemperanze


text: fondativa

title: fondativa


text: lancieri

title: lancieri


text: fondativi

title: fondativi


text: fondative

title: fondative


text: lavacri

title: lavacri


text: anovulatoria

title: anovulatoria


text: libagioni

title: libagioni


text: anovulatori

title: anovulatori


text: anovulatorie

title: anovulatorie


text: libertinaggi

title: libertinaggi


text: libertini

title: libertini


text: forcuta

title: forcuta


text: livori

title: livori


text: forcuti

title: forcuti


text: forcute

title: forcute


text: foriera

title: foriera


text: forieri

title: forieri


text: foriere

title: foriere


text: chemioterapica

title: chemioterapica


text: chemioterapiche

title: chemioterapiche


text: insubordinata

title: insubordinata


text: insubordinati

title: insubordinati


text: intemperanti

title: intemperanti


text: intrattabili

title: intrattabili


text: irresoluta

title: irresoluta


text: irresoluti

title: irresoluti


text: italica

title: italica


text: italici

title: italici


text: italiche

title: italiche


text: licenziosa

title: licenziosa


text: licenziosi

title: licenziosi


text: licenziose

title: licenziose


text: litigiosa

title: litigiosa


text: litigiosi

title: litigiosi


text: litigiose

title: litigiose


text:
Rückgang

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) decline, diminution

title: Rückgang


text:
Aufstieg

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

Noun

 * 1) ascent, climb the act of ascending
 * 2)  promotion the reaching of a higher league
 * 3)  advancement the reaching of the next round in a tournament
 * 1)  advancement the reaching of the next round in a tournament
 * 1)  advancement the reaching of the next round in a tournament

title: Aufstieg


text:
Abstieg

Etymology
Nominalization of, compare slightly different ,. Analysable as 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) dismounting; the act of getting off something
 * 2) descent; sinking
 * 3)  relegation; sinking to a lower league
 * 1)  relegation; sinking to a lower league
 * 1)  relegation; sinking to a lower league

title: Abstieg


text:
clayish

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling clay.
 * 2) Containing clay.

Synonyms

 * clayey

title: clayish


text: maestosa

title: maestosa


text: maestosi

title: maestosi


text: maestose

title: maestose


text: malvage

title: malvage


text:
matricidio

Noun

 * 1) matricide

Noun

 * 1) matricide

title: matricidio


text: Template:hsb-decl-noun-sing

title: Template:hsb-decl-noun-sing


text: Template:hsb-decl-noun-pl

title: Template:hsb-decl-noun-pl


text:
menno

Etymology
Variation of, clipping of , emphatic form of the interjection.

Etymology
Probably from, having the same root as.

Adjective

 * 1) castrated, impotent
 * 2)  effeminate
 * 3)  ineffective, incapable
 * 1)  effeminate
 * 2)  ineffective, incapable
 * 1)  ineffective, incapable
 * 1)  ineffective, incapable

Noun

 * 1) eunuch
 * 2)  effeminate
 * 3)  an ineffectual man

title: menno


text:
mentitore

Etymology
From, possibly corresponding to a , from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) liar

title: mentitore


text:
menzognero

Adjective

 * 1) false, untrue

title: menzognero


text:
mercanteggiare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to haggle, to bargain
 * 2)  to deal, to trade
 * 3)  to sell
 * 4)  to sell (votes, one's honor or dignity, etc.)

title: mercanteggiare


text: mercanteggiando

title: mercanteggiando


text: mercanteggiante

title: mercanteggiante


text: mercanteggiato

title: mercanteggiato


text: mercanteggiati

title: mercanteggiati


text: mercanteggiata

title: mercanteggiata


text: mercanteggio

title: mercanteggio


text: mercanteggi

title: mercanteggi


text: mercanteggia

title: mercanteggia


text: mercanteggiamo

title: mercanteggiamo


text: mercanteggiate

title: mercanteggiate


text: mercanteggiano

title: mercanteggiano


text: mercanteggiavo

title: mercanteggiavo


text: mercanteggiavi

title: mercanteggiavi


text: mercanteggiava

title: mercanteggiava


text: mercanteggiavamo

title: mercanteggiavamo


text: mercanteggiavate

title: mercanteggiavate


text: mercanteggiavano

title: mercanteggiavano


text: mercanteggiai

title: mercanteggiai


text: mercanteggiasti

title: mercanteggiasti


text: mercanteggiò

title: mercanteggiò


text: mercanteggiammo

title: mercanteggiammo


text: mercanteggiaste

title: mercanteggiaste


text: mercanteggiarono

title: mercanteggiarono


text: mercanteggerò

title: mercanteggerò


text: mercanteggerai

title: mercanteggerai


text: mercanteggerà

title: mercanteggerà


text: mercanteggeremo

title: mercanteggeremo


text: mercanteggerete

title: mercanteggerete


text: mercanteggeranno

title: mercanteggeranno


text: mercanteggerei

title: mercanteggerei


text: mercanteggeresti

title: mercanteggeresti


text: mercanteggerebbe

title: mercanteggerebbe


text: mercanteggeremmo

title: mercanteggeremmo


text: mercanteggereste

title: mercanteggereste


text: mercanteggerebbero

title: mercanteggerebbero


text: mercanteggino

title: mercanteggino


text: mercanteggiassi

title: mercanteggiassi


text: mercanteggiasse

title: mercanteggiasse


text: mercanteggiassimo

title: mercanteggiassimo


text: mercanteggiassero

title: mercanteggiassero


text:
mercede

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) recompense
 * 2) merit
 * 3) pity
 * 4) mercy

title: mercede


text:
DRCP

Proper noun

 * , and extension of DHCP.
 * 1)  Director of Revenue and Customs Prosecutions

title: DRCP


text:
mescere

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, obsolete Romanian.

Verb

 * 1)  to pour (out)
 * 2)  to mix
 * 1)  to mix
 * 1)  to mix

title: mescere


text:
Azjô

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) Asia

title: Azjô


text: mescendo

title: mescendo


text: mescente

title: mescente


text: mescuto

title: mescuto


text: mescuti

title: mescuti


text: mescuta

title: mescuta


text: mescute

title: mescute


text: mesco

title: mesco


text: mesci

title: mesci


text: mesce

title: mesce


text: mesciamo

title: mesciamo


text: mescete

title: mescete


text: mescono

title: mescono


text: mescevo

title: mescevo


text: mescevi

title: mescevi


text: mesceva

title: mesceva


text: mescevamo

title: mescevamo


text: mescevate

title: mescevate


text: mescevano

title: mescevano


text: mescei

title: mescei


text: mescesti

title: mescesti


text: mescette

title: mescette


text: mescemmo

title: mescemmo


text: mesceste

title: mesceste


text: mescerono

title: mescerono


text: messola

title: messola


text: mescettero

title: mescettero


text: messole

title: messole


text: mescerò

title: mescerò


text: mescerai

title: mescerai


text: messoli

title: messoli


text: mescerà

title: mescerà


text: messolo

title: messolo


text: mesceremo

title: mesceremo


text: mescerete

title: mescerete


text: mesceranno

title: mesceranno


text: mescerei

title: mescerei


text: mesceresti

title: mesceresti


text: mescerebbe

title: mescerebbe


text: mesceremmo

title: mesceremmo


text: mescereste

title: mescereste


text: mescerebbero

title: mescerebbero


text: mesca

title: mesca


text: mesciate

title: mesciate


text: mescano

title: mescano


text: mescessi

title: mescessi


text: mescesse

title: mescesse


text: mescessimo

title: mescessimo


text: mescessero

title: mescessero


text:
minacciosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) threateningly, menacingly

title: minacciosamente


text:
mitezza

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mildness
 * 2) meekness
 * 3) leniency

title: mitezza


text:
mormorazione

Noun

 * 1) murmuring

title: mormorazione


text:
moscerino

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) midge, gnat

title: moscerino


text:
pathologize

Alternative forms

 * pathologise

Verb

 * 1)  To characterize as a pathology or disease; to characterize (a person) as suffering from a disease.
 * Some childhood behavior has been pathologized as attention-deficit disorder.

Translations

 * Danish: sygeliggøre
 * German:
 * Hungarian: patologizál

title: pathologize


text:
multiforme

Etymology
..

Adjective

 * 1) multiform

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) multiform

Etymology
From, calque of. .

Adjective

 * 1) multiform
 * 2) varied
 * 3) versatile

Adjective

 * 1) multiform

title: multiforme


text: muover

title: muover


text:
crit

Etymology 1
From, , , , and , by shortening.

Noun

 * 1)  Criticism.
 * 2)  Critique.
 * 3)  A proponent of.
 * 4)  A criterium race.
 * 5)  A critical hit.

Derived terms

 * lit crit

Related terms

 * crit care

Verb

 * 1)  To land a critical hit on.
 * 2) * 2010 Christopher Wragg, replying to Timothy Ryan's MMO Balancing Techniques Gamasutra
 * Now when talking randomness, players don't mind as long as it's not a negative random chance, for instance, missing causes more annoyance than an opponent dodging, we don't mind an opponent critting against us, but we hate it if something we do affects how much damage we take (aka rolling a 1).
 * 1) * January 2013 Elliot Metson, Team Fortress 2 guide - conquering Mann vs Machine's expert mode PC Gamer
 * Finally, the Axtinguisher just about edges the Neon Annihilator as the best melee weapon because you're in control of whether your target's on fire or not, whereas the Neon Annihilator's critting of wet targets is down to your team.
 * 1) * August 2013 Nic rowen, Rogue Legacy: Family survival guide Destructoid
 * It's easy to look past his low health when he's critting for triple damage on more than half his hits.
 * 1) * 2016 Dota 2 7.00 patch adds Monkey King, talents, new HUD, more PC Invasion
 * Boundless Strike looks like Fissure only without the giant wall of earth, instead critting and stunning enemies in a line.
 * Boundless Strike looks like Fissure only without the giant wall of earth, instead critting and stunning enemies in a line.

Etymology 2
Short for.

Noun

 * 1)  Haematocrit.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) cry shout or scream
 * 2) cry words shouted or screamed
 * 3) cry sound made by an animal

title: crit


text:
commensalism

Noun

 * 1)  A sharing of the same environment by two organisms where one species benefits and the other is unaffected. An example is barnacles on whales.
 * 2) The act of eating together; table fellowship.

Derived terms

 * commensalistic
 * ectocommensalism
 * endocommensalism

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 片利共生, 偏利共生
 * Finnish: pöytävierassuhde,
 * German: Kommensalismus
 * Japanese: 片利共生
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:
 * Spanish: comensalismo

title: commensalism


text: ghostwrites

title: ghostwrites


text:
ghostwriting

Noun

 * 1) Writing for pay without the expectation of receiving credit by name.

title: ghostwriting


text:
ghosted

Adjective

 * 1) (of an article or published opinion) written under the name of another person; ghostwritten

title: ghosted


text: gismos

title: gismos


text: gustier

title: gustier


text: gustiest

title: gustiest


text: gallbladders

title: gallbladders


text:
endogeny

Noun

 * 1) Growth from within.

Related terms

 * endogeneity
 * endogenous

title: endogeny


text: gall bladders

title: gall bladders


text: gaskets

title: gaskets


text: generalises

title: generalises


text: generalising

title: generalising


text: gulches

title: gulches


text: ghostlier

title: ghostlier


text:
Eùropa

Proper noun

 * 1) Europe

title: Eùropa


text: ghostliest

title: ghostliest


text:
soijarouhe

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) kibbled soy

title: soijarouhe


text:
Zirkumflex

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) circumflex

title: Zirkumflex


text: naviganti

title: naviganti


text:
buttonology

Etymology
. In the sense of pedantic systematization, a  with the same literal meaning.

Noun

 * 1) The study of buttons (clothing fasteners and badges).
 * 2)  An exaggerated and pointlessly pedantic systematization, especially of something trivial.
 * 3)  The basic training required to start using a machine or piece of software: what the components of the interface are, what they do, and how to accomplish basic tasks.
 * 4) * 2016, "Buttonology" in AVweb:
 * So how does one avoid the distraction of ATC’s bad timing when flying in the system? Well, practicing your buttonology skills in your primary aircraft is a good start.
 * 1)  User interface
 * 1)  The basic training required to start using a machine or piece of software: what the components of the interface are, what they do, and how to accomplish basic tasks.
 * 2) * 2016, "Buttonology" in AVweb:
 * So how does one avoid the distraction of ATC’s bad timing when flying in the system? Well, practicing your buttonology skills in your primary aircraft is a good start.
 * 1)  User interface
 * 1) * 2016, "Buttonology" in AVweb:
 * So how does one avoid the distraction of ATC’s bad timing when flying in the system? Well, practicing your buttonology skills in your primary aircraft is a good start.
 * 1)  User interface
 * 1) * 2016, "Buttonology" in AVweb:
 * So how does one avoid the distraction of ATC’s bad timing when flying in the system? Well, practicing your buttonology skills in your primary aircraft is a good start.
 * 1)  User interface
 * 1)  User interface

Usage notes

 * Scandinavian authors writing in English use buttonology in the second sense, as a literal translation of.

title: buttonology


text:
Akut

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) acute accent

title: Akut


text: nubili

title: nubili


text:
Gravis

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) grave accent

title: Gravis


text:
nudità

Noun

 * 1) nudity, nakedness

title: nudità


text:
nugolo

Etymology
From a literary or popular variant of.

Noun

 * 1) host, crowd, cloud large number of threatening things, especially insects etc.

title: nugolo


text:
obbrobrio

Etymology
From, derived from.

Noun

 * 1) disgrace, shame, opprobrium
 * 2) mess, eyesore
 * 3)  insult
 * 4) face like a bag of spanners

title: obbrobrio


text:
offensore

Noun

 * 1) aggressor
 * 2) offender

title: offensore


text: Category:Pages to be merged

title: Category:Pages to be merged


text:
homokóra

Noun

 * 1) hourglass, sandglass

title: homokóra


text:
officiare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to officiate all senses

title: officiare


text: officiando

title: officiando


text:
officiante

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) officiating

Noun

 * 1) a person who officiates a ceremony; a celebrant

title: officiante


text: officiato

title: officiato


text: officiati

title: officiati


text: officiata

title: officiata


text: offici

title: offici


text: officiamo

title: officiamo


text: officiano

title: officiano


text: officiavo

title: officiavo


text: officiavi

title: officiavi


text: officiava

title: officiava


text: officiavamo

title: officiavamo


text: officiavate

title: officiavate


text: officiavano

title: officiavano


text: officiasti

title: officiasti


text: officiò

title: officiò


text: officiammo

title: officiammo


text: officiaste

title: officiaste


text: officiarono

title: officiarono


text: officerò

title: officerò


text: officerai

title: officerai


text: officerà

title: officerà


text: officeremo

title: officeremo


text: officerete

title: officerete


text: officeranno

title: officeranno


text: officerei

title: officerei


text: officeresti

title: officeresti


text: officerebbe

title: officerebbe


text: officeremmo

title: officeremmo


text: officereste

title: officereste


text: officerebbero

title: officerebbero


text: officino

title: officino


text: officiassi

title: officiassi


text: officiassimo

title: officiassimo


text: officiassero

title: officiassero


text:
oleastro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wild olive

title: oleastro


text:
lace monitor

Noun

 * 1) A monitor lizard of species, native to Australia.

title: lace monitor


text:
olivastro

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) olive green

Noun

 * 1) olive green

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) wild olive

title: olivastro


text:
matricidi

Noun

 * 1)  (act)

Noun

 * 1)  (act)

title: matricidi


text: mentitori

title: mentitori


text: mercedi

title: mercedi


text: mitezze

title: mitezze


text: mormorazioni

title: mormorazioni


text: moscerini

title: moscerini


text: nugoli

title: nugoli


text: obbrobri

title: obbrobri


text: offensori

title: offensori


text: oleastri

title: oleastri


text: olivastri

title: olivastri


text:
menna

Verb

 * 1) to make a  of,

title: menna


text:
menne

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to drive a vehicle drawn by draught cattle

Etymology
From the stem of.

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to go
 * 2) to drive, to ride
 * 3) to pass, pass by
 * 4) to begin, to start
 * 5) to begin, to arise
 * 6) to advance, to go forward
 * 7) to become

Adverb

 * 1) last, past

title: menne


text: menzognera

title: menzognera


text: menzogneri

title: menzogneri


text: menzognere

title: menzognere


text: multiformi

title: multiformi


text: olivastra

title: olivastra


text: olivastre

title: olivastre


text:
homokvár

Noun

 * 1) sandcastle

title: homokvár


text:
User talk:STFUorGTFO

--EncycloPetey 17:11, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

title: User talk:STFUorGTFO


text:
lárpera

Noun

 * 1) avocado

title: lárpera


text:
Kapitälchen

Noun

 * 1)  small caps

title: Kapitälchen


text:
Talk:la

Sorry I am hungarian, and have never met a sentence like "ott van la!". We have a similar sentence with the same meaning, but it sounds "ott van na!". We are using the "la" word when we imitate singing for example a really little child, but in that case it sounds "la-la", or "lá-lá" but it doesn't have any more meaning.
 * You would not have met it, since it is archaic (or, at least, the entry has it marked as archaic).—msh210 ℠ 18:34, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

English "la"
It can also be just used as generic sound for music, e.g. "The song goes: la la la..." Tooironic 06:56, 8 November 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:la


text:
Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2008-09/Whitelisted users autopatrol

Technical details
Mind if I edit this to be specific about the details?

 * enable group "autopatrol"
 * enable group "patrol"
 * enable sysop access to UserRights
 * restrict sysop use of UserRights to add/remove group "patrol", add/remove group "autopatrol"

Do we want "rollback"? Group gives users the "rollback" link when looking at a diff. This is a useful combination with "patrol".

Even if we don't want to use group "patrol", we can ask for it and then decide? Or decide now? I would rather not ask for "autopatrol" now and go back and ask for "patrol" in a little while. Robert Ullmann 17:47, 10 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Sounds good to me (the rewording). And since we're not actually adding anyone to "patrol" or "rollback", there's little harm in adding "rollback".—msh210 ℠ 18:06, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

this is a configuration request
it is not some flakey enhancement

specifically, it is changing the local variables for the en.wikt thusly:

/** * This will add the patrol group $wgGroupPermissions['patrol']['patrol']         = true; $wgGroupPermissions['patrol']['rollback']       = true; $wgGroupPermissions['patrol']['autopatrol']     = true; /** * This will add the autopatrol group $wgGroupPermissions['autopatrol']['autopatrol'] = true; /** * This will give sysops access to the Special:Userrights page $wgGroupPermissions['sysop']['userrights']      = true; /** * This will restrict sysops to add/remove only the specified groups in the Special:Userrights page $wgAddGroups['sysop'] = array( 'patrol', 'autopatrol' ); $wgRemoveGroups['sysop'] = array( 'patrol', 'autopatrol' );

These are standard core MW groups, just like "sysop", "autoconfirmed", "bot", etc. (note that "patrol" grants "rollback" and "autopatrol", we don't have a separate grant of "rollback" this way, but we could.) Robert Ullmann 11:10, 26 September 2008 (UTC)


text:
chřest

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  rattling

Noun

 * 1) asparagus

title: chřest


text:
assaran

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) lake

title: assaran


text:
Talk:primacy

Please pronunciation? Is it something like supremacy? Mallerd 18:32, 10 September 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:primacy


text:
oltraggiare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to outrage, to seriously offend

title: oltraggiare


text: oltraggiando

title: oltraggiando


text: oltraggiante

title: oltraggiante


text: oltraggiato

title: oltraggiato


text: oltraggiati

title: oltraggiati


text: oltraggiata

title: oltraggiata


text: oltraggia

title: oltraggia


text: oltraggiamo

title: oltraggiamo


text: oltraggiate

title: oltraggiate


text: oltraggiano

title: oltraggiano


text: oltraggiavo

title: oltraggiavo


text: oltraggiavi

title: oltraggiavi


text: oltraggiava

title: oltraggiava


text: oltraggiavamo

title: oltraggiavamo


text: oltraggiavate

title: oltraggiavate


text: oltraggiavano

title: oltraggiavano


text: oltraggiai

title: oltraggiai


text: oltraggiasti

title: oltraggiasti


text: oltraggiò

title: oltraggiò


text: oltraggiammo

title: oltraggiammo


text: oltraggiaste

title: oltraggiaste


text: oltraggiarono

title: oltraggiarono


text: oltraggerò

title: oltraggerò


text: oltraggerai

title: oltraggerai


text: oltraggerà

title: oltraggerà


text: oltraggeremo

title: oltraggeremo


text: oltraggerete

title: oltraggerete


text: oltraggeranno

title: oltraggeranno


text: oltraggerei

title: oltraggerei


text: oltraggeresti

title: oltraggeresti


text: oltraggerebbe

title: oltraggerebbe


text: oltraggeremmo

title: oltraggeremmo


text: oltraggereste

title: oltraggereste


text: oltraggerebbero

title: oltraggerebbero


text: oltraggino

title: oltraggino


text: oltraggiassi

title: oltraggiassi


text: oltraggiasse

title: oltraggiasse


text: oltraggiassimo

title: oltraggiassimo


text: oltraggiassero

title: oltraggiassero


text:
operosità

Noun

 * 1) industry, hard work

title: operosità


text:
operoso

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) industrious, hard-working

title: operoso


text:
ordinar

Etymology
, from. .

Adjective

 * 1) ordinary

Adjective

 * 1) ordinary

Noun

 * 1) ordinary

title: ordinar


text: osservala

title: osservala


text: osservale

title: osservale


text: osservali

title: osservali


text: osservalo

title: osservalo


text:
ostilmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) hostilely

title: ostilmente


text: ottenutoci

title: ottenutoci


text: ottenutogli

title: ottenutogli


text: ottenutola

title: ottenutola


text: ottenutole

title: ottenutole


text: ottenutoli

title: ottenutoli


text: ottenutolo

title: ottenutolo


text:
ovile

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fold (enclosure for sheep)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a sheepfold

title: ovile


text:
User:Robbie SWE

Hi!

My name is Robert – I'm a Wiktionarian from Sweden.

Mostly active here and as administrator of the Romanian Wiktionary project. If you have any questions, requests or just wanna talk, don't hesitate to contact me!

Send me a message here or just click on my name Robbie SWE Message.

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title: User:Robbie SWE


text:
Pickett's charge

Alternative forms

 * Pickett's Charge (with a capital 'C')

Etymology
A reference to an event during the American Civil War, wherein 16,000 Confederate infantrymen attacked Union positions; the attack failed, with several thousand Confederate casualties.

Proper noun

 * 1) A valiant, futile frontal assault.
 * 2) A big battle.
 * 3) A bad decision.

Synonyms

 * Charge of the Light Brigade

title: Pickett's charge


text:
dalmatinski

Adjective

 * 1) Dalmatian

Adverb

 * 1) as a Dalmatian, in a Dalmatian way

title: dalmatinski


text:
dûnsje

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to dance

title: dûnsje


text:
Dalmatinac

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Dalmatian (male person from Dalmatia)

title: Dalmatinac


text:
Dalmatinka

Proper noun

 * 1) Dalmatian (person from Dalmatia)

title: Dalmatinka


text: prime factors

title: prime factors


text:
Citations:elusive

 * circa 2001, James Thannickal, "The Elusive Term"
 * Ring-giver is an elusive word. Separately, "ring" is defined as an ornamental circular band worn on a finger, and "giver" is defined as to hand over something. Putting those two definitions together, ring-giver implies the act of giving rings. However, this is not at all the case.

title: Citations:elusive


text:
czaszka

Noun

 * 1)  skull

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  skull

title: czaszka


text:
żarówka

Etymology
From, shortened from.

Noun

 * 1)  incandescent light bulb
 * 2) light bulb

title: żarówka