text:
reenkindle

Verb

 * 1)  To rekindle again.

title: reenkindle


text: reenkindled

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

title: reenkindled


text: reenkindles

title: reenkindles


text: reenkindling

title: reenkindling


text:
oxysulphuret

Noun

 * 1)  oxysulfide

title: oxysulphuret


text: oxysulphurets

title: oxysulphurets


text:
deuteropathic

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to deuteropathy.

title: deuteropathic


text: diastasic

title: diastasic


text: unquietude

title: unquietude


text: unquietudes

title: unquietudes


text:
cardiosphygmograph

Noun

 * 1) A combination of cardiograph and sphygmograph.

title: cardiosphygmograph


text: cardiosphygmographs

title: cardiosphygmographs


text:
executively

Adverb

 * 1) In the way of executing or performing.
 * 2) As an executive

title: executively


text:
hydrodynamometer

Noun

 * 1) An instrument to measure the velocity of a liquid current by the force of its impact.

title: hydrodynamometer


text: hydrodynamometers

title: hydrodynamometers


text:
diversiform

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Of different or varying forms.

title: diversiform


text:
hackneyman

Noun

 * 1)  A man who hires out hackney carriages.

title: hackneyman


text: hackneymen

title: hackneymen


text:
scourage

Noun

 * 1) Refuse water after scouring.

title: scourage


text: scourages

title: scourages


text:
unoriginately

Adverb

 * 1) Without origin.

title: unoriginately


text:
Beelzebubian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to Beelzebub.

title: Beelzebubian


text:
presumer

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) One who presumes, especially in an arrogant way.

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to presume; to assume

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to presume (take without permission)
 * 2) to presume (make an assumption)

title: presumer


text: presumers

title: presumers


text:
embranchment

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) A branching forth or off, as of trees, an arm of a river, a spur of a mountain, etc.

Translations

 * Bulgarian:

title: embranchment


text: embranchments

title: embranchments


text:
electromuscular

Adjective

 * 1)  Pertaining to the response (typically a contraction) of the muscles under electricity.

Etymology
.

title: electromuscular


text:
microlithic

Etymology
From or, from.

Adjective

 * 1) Formed of small stones.
 * 2) Pertaining to microliths.

Translations

 * Irish: micriliteach

title: microlithic


text:
ourang

Noun

 * 1)  An orangutan.

title: ourang


text: ourangs

title: ourangs


text:
reducibleness

Noun

 * 1) The quality or state of being reducible.

authors: Celui qui crée ébauches de football anglais

title: reducibleness


text:
foliolate

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to leaflets of a plant

title: foliolate


text:
lapsible

Adjective

 * 1)  Liable to lapse.

title: lapsible


text: prudencies

title: prudencies


text:
prudency

Noun

 * 1) prudence

title: prudency


text:
revokement

Noun

 * 1) revocation

title: revokement


text: revokements

title: revokements


text:
Menderes

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1) the river Büyük Menderes (ancient Meander)
 * 1) the river Büyük Menderes (ancient Meander)

title: Menderes


text:
presbiteral

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) presbyteral

title: presbiteral


text: presbiterales

title: presbiterales


text: 避难所

title: 避难所


text:
避難所

Noun

 * 1) shelter; refuge
 * 2)  safe haven; sanctuary
 * 1)  safe haven; sanctuary

Noun

 * 1) a shelter

title: 避難所


text: enstalls

title: enstalls


text: enstalling

title: enstalling


text: enstalled

title: enstalled


text: advaunc'd

title: advaunc'd


text:
ܡܫܝܚܐ

Etymology
/ related to anointing. Cognate to 🇨🇬 from Old Aramaic and. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  Messiah, Christ
 * 2)  anointed one, messiah

Etymology
From the root related to anointing. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  anointed one, messiah

Proper noun

 * 1)  Messiah, Christ

title: ܡܫܝܚܐ


text: bould

title: bould


text: sultanes

title: sultanes


text:
Citations:boulder

Adjective: comparative of bould

 * 1643, unknown in A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, Volume V., page #18:
 * and the further the enemy brake into the land, the boulder they were :

title: Citations:boulder


text:
gould

Noun

 * 1) * 1649, John Caley quoted in Archaeologia, Volume X., page #405:
 * one other roome called the lower parler, this roome intended for hangings, part of the walls are waynſcotted with oake, adorned with ſtarres and croſs patees of gould, the feeling thereof is a quadrat arch, in the middle whereof hangs one piñacle perpendicular, garniſhed in every angle with coates of armes, well wrought and richly guilt, the floor is of deale boardes, a handſome chymny peece, in the midle whereof is a well wrought coate of arms ;
 * one other roome called the lower parler, this roome intended for hangings, part of the walls are waynſcotted with oake, adorned with ſtarres and croſs patees of gould, the feeling thereof is a quadrat arch, in the middle whereof hangs one piñacle perpendicular, garniſhed in every angle with coates of armes, well wrought and richly guilt, the floor is of deale boardes, a handſome chymny peece, in the midle whereof is a well wrought coate of arms ;

title: gould


text:
ܡܬܐ

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) village, town

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) home, domicile
 * 2) homeland, birthplace
 * 3) village, town
 * 4) region, country
 * 1) region, country

Noun

 * 1) fetter

Numeral

 * 1)  two hundred

title: ܡܬܐ


text: ܡܐܬܐ

title: ܡܐܬܐ


text: ܡܬܬܐ

title: ܡܬܬܐ


text: ܡܬܘܬܐ

title: ܡܬܘܬܐ


text: sultanatos

title: sultanatos


text: ܡܐܬܬܐ

title: ܡܐܬܬܐ


text: ܡܐܬܘܬܐ

title: ܡܐܬܘܬܐ


text: Kişinev

title: Kişinev


text:
Zhang

Etymology 1
From the romanization of. .

Proper noun

 * Zhang Yitang, a Chinese mathematician
 * Zhang Yitang, a Chinese mathematician

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 張
 * Mandarin:
 * Japanese:, チャン, ジャン
 * Korean:
 * Russian:
 * Vietnamese: Trương (張)

Etymology 2
From the romanization of.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:

Etymology 3
From the romanization of.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Zhang is the 472nd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 70,125 individuals. Zhang is most common among Asian/Pacific Islander (98.1%) individuals.

Etymology
..

title: Zhang


text: cizañas

title: cizañas


text:
ܡܬܠܐ

Etymology 1
From the root related to comparing. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) comparison
 * 2) parable, proverb
 * 3) tale, fable
 * 4) myth

Etymology 2
From the root related to hanging. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) hanging

Etymology 3
From the root related to giving. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) giving
 * 2) gift

title: ܡܬܠܐ


text:
esporangio

Etymology
, from +.

Noun

 * 1)  sporangium

title: esporangio


text: esporangios

title: esporangios


text: scould

title: scould


text:
離反

Noun

 * 1) disaffection, alienation

Verb

 * 1) be disaffected, alienated

title: 離反


text: envokes

title: envokes


text:
orzuelo

Etymology
, from, diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1) stye

title: orzuelo


text: orzuelos

title: orzuelos


text:
hordio

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  barley

title: hordio


text: magicall

title: magicall


text:
pătrare

Etymology
From, from. Alternatively from a root, from.

Noun

 * 1)  an old unit of measurement for cereals

title: pătrare


text:
fríamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) coldly

title: fríamente


text:
どべ

Noun

 * 1)  dead last

title: どべ


text:
removedor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) remover

title: removedor


text:
enciclopédico

Adjective

 * 1) encyclopedic

Adjective

 * 1) encyclopedic

Adjective

 * 1) encyclopaedic, encyclopedic

title: enciclopédico


text:
fóbico

Adjective

 * 1) phobic

title: fóbico


text:
disfunción

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  dysfunction

title: disfunción


text:
国賓

Noun

 * 1) state guest

title: 国賓


text:
Sealyham terrier

Noun

 * 1) a breed of terrier bred in Wales

Translations

 * Finnish: sealyhaminterrieri
 * Welsh: Daeargi Sealyham

title: Sealyham terrier


text:
confiadamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) confidently

title: confiadamente


text: confiada

title: confiada


text:
木枠

Noun

 * 1) crate

title: 木枠


text:
sedentariamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) domestically
 * 2) sedentarily

title: sedentariamente


text:
cooperativamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) coöperatively, co-operatively

title: cooperativamente


text:
fóbicamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) phobically

title: fóbicamente


text:
esponjosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) fluffily

title: esponjosamente


text:
flexiblemente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) flexibly

title: flexiblemente


text:
encantadoramente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) enchantingly in an enchanting manner
 * 2) alluringly in an alluring manner

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) enchantingly

title: encantadoramente


text:
fortunadamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) fortunately

title: fortunadamente


text:
User:MKar

Mrutyunjaya Kar

title: User:MKar


text:
όποιος

Etymology
From, morphologically.

Determiner

 * 1) whoever, whichever, whatever

Pronoun

 * 1) whoever, whichever, whatever, any

Declension

 * as above

title: όποιος


text: όποιου

title: όποιου


text: όποιων

title: όποιων


text: όποια

title: όποια


text: όποιες

title: όποιες


text: όποιο

title: όποιο


text: όποιας

title: όποιας


text: όποιοι

title: όποιοι


text: όποιους

title: όποιους


text: katuko

title: katuko


text:
отплыть

Verb

 * 1) to swim away
 * 2) to sail off

title: отплыть


text:
escrivania

Noun

 * 1) a desk for writing on

title: escrivania


text:
perrilla

Etymology
Perhaps an alteration of perlilla, diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1)  stye

title: perrilla


text: perrillas

title: perrillas


text:
delación

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) accusation

title: delación


text: αναπτηράκι

title: αναπτηράκι


text:
User talk:Wegs

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text:
fogosamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ardently

title: fogosamente


text:
distraídamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) absentmindedly

title: distraídamente


text:
abstinentemente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) abstinently

title: abstinentemente


text:
pullarius

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to young chicks, esp. as used in divination

Noun

 * 1) a keeper of sacred chickens (for the augur)
 * 2)  a boylover

title: pullarius


text: pullarii

title: pullarii


text: pullariorum

title: pullariorum


text: pullario

title: pullario


text: pullariis

title: pullariis


text: pullarium

title: pullarium


text: pullarios

title: pullarios


text: pullarie

title: pullarie


text: pullaria

title: pullaria


text: pullariae

title: pullariae


text: pullariarum

title: pullariarum


text: pullariam

title: pullariam


text: pullarias

title: pullarias


text: quaestuosior

title: quaestuosior


text: quaestuosius

title: quaestuosius


text: quaestuosiores

title: quaestuosiores


text: quaestuosiora

title: quaestuosiora


text: quaestuosioris

title: quaestuosioris


text: quaestuosiorum

title: quaestuosiorum


text: quaestuosiori

title: quaestuosiori


text: quaestuosiorem

title: quaestuosiorem


text: quaestuosiore

title: quaestuosiore


text: quaestuosioribus

title: quaestuosioribus


text:
refrico

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to rub open again, to chafe again
 * 2) to tear open
 * 3) to gall or fret
 * 4) to excite afresh, renew, refresh

title: refrico


text: refricas

title: refricas


text: refricat

title: refricat


text: refricamus

title: refricamus


text: refricatis

title: refricatis


text: refricant

title: refricant


text: refricabo

title: refricabo


text: refricabis

title: refricabis


text: refricabit

title: refricabit


text: refricabimus

title: refricabimus


text: refricabitis

title: refricabitis


text: refricabunt

title: refricabunt


text: refricabam

title: refricabam


text: refricabas

title: refricabas


text: refricabat

title: refricabat


text: refricabamus

title: refricabamus


text: refricabatis

title: refricabatis


text: refricabant

title: refricabant


text: refricui

title: refricui


text: refricuisti

title: refricuisti


text: refricuit

title: refricuit


text: refricuimus

title: refricuimus


text: refricuistis

title: refricuistis


text: refricuerunt

title: refricuerunt


text: refricuero

title: refricuero


text: refricueris

title: refricueris


text: refricuerit

title: refricuerit


text: refricuerimus

title: refricuerimus


text: refricueritis

title: refricueritis


text: refricuerint

title: refricuerint


text: refricueram

title: refricueram


text: refricueras

title: refricueras


text: refricuerat

title: refricuerat


text: refricueramus

title: refricueramus


text: refricueratis

title: refricueratis


text: refricuerant

title: refricuerant


text: refricor

title: refricor


text: refricaris

title: refricaris


text: refricamur

title: refricamur


text: refricamini

title: refricamini


text: refricatur

title: refricatur


text: refricantur

title: refricantur


text: refricabor

title: refricabor


text: refricaberis

title: refricaberis


text: refricabimur

title: refricabimur


text: refricabimini

title: refricabimini


text: refricabitur

title: refricabitur


text: refricabuntur

title: refricabuntur


text: refricabar

title: refricabar


text: refricabaris

title: refricabaris


text: renuntiasti

title: renuntiasti


text: refricabamur

title: refricabamur


text: refricabamini

title: refricabamini


text: renuntiarunt

title: renuntiarunt


text: refricabatur

title: refricabatur


text: refricabantur

title: refricabantur


text: renuntiarit

title: renuntiarit


text: refricem

title: refricem


text: refrices

title: refrices


text: renuntiarimus

title: renuntiarimus


text: refricet

title: refricet


text: refricemus

title: refricemus


text: renuntiaritis

title: renuntiaritis


text: refricetis

title: refricetis


text: refricent

title: refricent


text: refricarem

title: refricarem


text: renuntiarint

title: renuntiarint


text: refricares

title: refricares


text: refricaret

title: refricaret


text: refricaremus

title: refricaremus


text: renuntiaras

title: renuntiaras


text: refricaretis

title: refricaretis


text: refricarent

title: refricarent


text: refricuerim

title: refricuerim


text: refricuissem

title: refricuissem


text: renuntiarant

title: renuntiarant


text: refricuisses

title: refricuisses


text: refricuisset

title: refricuisset


text: renuntiarim

title: renuntiarim


text: refricuissemus

title: refricuissemus


text: refricuissetis

title: refricuissetis


text: renuntiassem

title: renuntiassem


text: refricuissent

title: refricuissent


text: refricer

title: refricer


text: renuntiasses

title: renuntiasses


text: refriceris

title: refriceris


text: renuntiasset

title: renuntiasset


text: refricemur

title: refricemur


text: refricemini

title: refricemini


text: refricetur

title: refricetur


text: renuntiassemus

title: renuntiassemus


text: refricentur

title: refricentur


text: refricarer

title: refricarer


text: refricareris

title: refricareris


text: renuntiasse

title: renuntiasse


text: refricaremur

title: refricaremur


text: refricaremini

title: refricaremini


text: refricaretur

title: refricaretur


text: refricarentur

title: refricarentur


text: refrica

title: refrica


text: refricato

title: refricato


text: refricate

title: refricate


text: refricatote

title: refricatote


text: refricanto

title: refricanto


text: refricare

title: refricare


text: refricator

title: refricator


text: refricantor

title: refricantor


text: refricuisse

title: refricuisse


text: refricari

title: refricari


text: reticetur

title: reticetur


text: reticentur

title: reticentur


text: reticebitur

title: reticebitur


text: reticebuntur

title: reticebuntur


text: reticebatur

title: reticebatur


text: reticebantur

title: reticebantur


text: reticeatur

title: reticeatur


text: reticeantur

title: reticeantur


text: reticeretur

title: reticeretur


text: reticerentur

title: reticerentur


text: reticetor

title: reticetor


text: reticentor

title: reticentor


text: reticeri

title: reticeri


text: risum

title: risum


text: risae

title: risae


text: risorum

title: risorum


text: risarum

title: risarum


text: risis

title: risis


text: risam

title: risam


text:
risos

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) resource

title: risos


text:
salictum

Etymology
From. Compare.

title: salictum


text:
saxetum

Noun

 * 1) A rocky place

title: saxetum


text:
significaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to show

title: significaturus


text:
significatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) signified, shown, expressed, indicated
 * 2) portended, prognosticated

title: significatus


text:
significandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be shown
 * 2) which is to be signified

title: significandus


text: significatura

title: significatura


text: significaturum

title: significaturum


text: significaturi

title: significaturi


text: significaturae

title: significaturae


text: significaturorum

title: significaturorum


text: significaturarum

title: significaturarum


text: significaturo

title: significaturo


text: significaturis

title: significaturis


text: spectasti

title: spectasti


text: significaturam

title: significaturam


text: significaturos

title: significaturos


text: spectarunt

title: spectarunt


text: significaturas

title: significaturas


text: significature

title: significature


text: spectarit

title: spectarit


text: spectarimus

title: spectarimus


text: significatum

title: significatum


text: spectaritis

title: spectaritis


text: significatae

title: significatae


text: significatorum

title: significatorum


text: spectarint

title: spectarint


text: significatarum

title: significatarum


text: significatam

title: significatam


text: spectaras

title: spectaras


text: significatos

title: significatos


text: significatas

title: significatas


text: spectarat

title: spectarat


text: spectarant

title: spectarant


text: significanda

title: significanda


text: spectarim

title: spectarim


text: significandum

title: significandum


text: significandi

title: significandi


text: spectassem

title: spectassem


text: significandae

title: significandae


text: significandorum

title: significandorum


text: significandarum

title: significandarum


text: spectasses

title: spectasses


text: spectasset

title: spectasset


text: significandis

title: significandis


text: significandam

title: significandam


text: spectassemus

title: spectassemus


text: significandos

title: significandos


text: significandas

title: significandas


text: spectassent

title: spectassent


text: significande

title: significande


text: spectasse

title: spectasse


text: stridores

title: stridores


text: stridoris

title: stridoris


text: stridorum

title: stridorum


text: stridoribus

title: stridoribus


text: stridorem

title: stridorem


text:
subacturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to subjugate

title: subacturus


text:
subigendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be subjugated

title: subigendus


text: subactura

title: subactura


text: subacturum

title: subacturum


text: subacturi

title: subacturi


text: subacturae

title: subacturae


text: subacturorum

title: subacturorum


text: subacturarum

title: subacturarum


text: subacturo

title: subacturo


text: subacturis

title: subacturis


text: subacturam

title: subacturam


text: subacturos

title: subacturos


text: subacturas

title: subacturas


text: subacture

title: subacture


text: subactum

title: subactum


text:
ylireagoida

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to overreact

title: ylireagoida


text: subigenda

title: subigenda


text: subigendum

title: subigendum


text: subigendi

title: subigendi


text: subigendae

title: subigendae


text: subigendorum

title: subigendorum


text: subigendarum

title: subigendarum


text: subigendo

title: subigendo


text: subigendis

title: subigendis


text: subigendam

title: subigendam


text: subigendos

title: subigendos


text: subigendas

title: subigendas


text: subigende

title: subigende


text:
subsigno

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to undersign
 * 2) to subscribe or register
 * 3) to pledge (by signing)

title: subsigno


text: subsignas

title: subsignas


text: subsignat

title: subsignat


text: subsignamus

title: subsignamus


text: subsignatis

title: subsignatis


text: subsignant

title: subsignant


text: subsignabo

title: subsignabo


text: subsignabis

title: subsignabis


text: subsignabit

title: subsignabit


text: subsignabimus

title: subsignabimus


text: subsignabitis

title: subsignabitis


text: subsignabunt

title: subsignabunt


text: subsignabam

title: subsignabam


text: subsignabas

title: subsignabas


text: subsignabat

title: subsignabat


text: subsignabamus

title: subsignabamus


text: subsignabatis

title: subsignabatis


text: subsignabant

title: subsignabant


text: subsignavi

title: subsignavi


text: subsignavisti

title: subsignavisti


text: subsignavit

title: subsignavit


text: subsignavimus

title: subsignavimus


text: subsignavistis

title: subsignavistis


text: subsignaverunt

title: subsignaverunt


text: subsignavero

title: subsignavero


text: subsignaveris

title: subsignaveris


text: subsignaverit

title: subsignaverit


text: subsignaverimus

title: subsignaverimus


text: subsignaveritis

title: subsignaveritis


text: subsignaverint

title: subsignaverint


text: subsignaveram

title: subsignaveram


text: subsignaveras

title: subsignaveras


text: subsignaverat

title: subsignaverat


text: subsignaveramus

title: subsignaveramus


text: subsignaveratis

title: subsignaveratis


text: subsignaverant

title: subsignaverant


text: subsignor

title: subsignor


text: subsignaris

title: subsignaris


text: subsignamur

title: subsignamur


text: subsignamini

title: subsignamini


text: subsignatur

title: subsignatur


text: subsignantur

title: subsignantur


text: subsignabor

title: subsignabor


text: subsignaberis

title: subsignaberis


text: subsignabimur

title: subsignabimur


text: subsignabimini

title: subsignabimini


text: subsignabitur

title: subsignabitur


text: subsignabuntur

title: subsignabuntur


text: subsignabar

title: subsignabar


text: subsignabaris

title: subsignabaris


text: subsignabamur

title: subsignabamur


text: subsignabamini

title: subsignabamini


text: subsignabatur

title: subsignabatur


text: subsignabantur

title: subsignabantur


text: subsignem

title: subsignem


text: subsignes

title: subsignes


text: subsignet

title: subsignet


text: subsignemus

title: subsignemus


text: subsignetis

title: subsignetis


text: subsignent

title: subsignent


text: subsignarem

title: subsignarem


text: subsignares

title: subsignares


text: subsignaret

title: subsignaret


text: subsignaremus

title: subsignaremus


text: subsignaretis

title: subsignaretis


text: subsignarent

title: subsignarent


text: subsignaverim

title: subsignaverim


text: subsignavissem

title: subsignavissem


text: subsignavisses

title: subsignavisses


text: subsignavisset

title: subsignavisset


text: subsignavissemus

title: subsignavissemus


text: subsignavissetis

title: subsignavissetis


text: subsignavissent

title: subsignavissent


text: subsigner

title: subsigner


text: subsigneris

title: subsigneris


text: subsignemur

title: subsignemur


text: subsignemini

title: subsignemini


text: subsignetur

title: subsignetur


text: subsignentur

title: subsignentur


text:
subsignans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) undersigning

title: subsignans


text: subsignarer

title: subsignarer


text: subsignareris

title: subsignareris


text:
subsignaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to undersign

title: subsignaturus


text: subsignaremur

title: subsignaremur


text:
subsignatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) undersigned

title: subsignatus


text: subsignaremini

title: subsignaremini


text: subsignaretur

title: subsignaretur


text:
subsignandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be undersigned

title: subsignandus


text: subsignarentur

title: subsignarentur


text: subsigna

title: subsigna


text: subsignato

title: subsignato


text: subsignate

title: subsignate


text: subsignatote

title: subsignatote


text: subsignanto

title: subsignanto


text: subsignare

title: subsignare


text: subsignator

title: subsignator


text: subsignantes

title: subsignantes


text: subsignantor

title: subsignantor


text: subsignavisse

title: subsignavisse


text: subsignantia

title: subsignantia


text: subsignari

title: subsignari


text: subsignantis

title: subsignantis


text: subsignantium

title: subsignantium


text: subsignanti

title: subsignanti


text: subsignante

title: subsignante


text: subsignantibus

title: subsignantibus


text: subsignantem

title: subsignantem


text: subsignatura

title: subsignatura


text: subsignaturum

title: subsignaturum


text: subsignaturi

title: subsignaturi


text: subsignaturae

title: subsignaturae


text: subsignaturorum

title: subsignaturorum


text: subsignaturarum

title: subsignaturarum


text: subsignaturo

title: subsignaturo


text: subsignaturis

title: subsignaturis


text: subsignaturam

title: subsignaturam


text: subsignaturos

title: subsignaturos


text: subsignaturas

title: subsignaturas


text:
subsignature

Noun

 * 1)  The domain of a signature morphism (a mapping of a set of symbols of a given signature into another set of symbols) that is an inclusion.

title: subsignature


text: subsignata

title: subsignata


text: subsignatum

title: subsignatum


text: subsignati

title: subsignati


text: subsignatae

title: subsignatae


text: subsignatorum

title: subsignatorum


text: subsignatarum

title: subsignatarum


text: subsignatam

title: subsignatam


text: subsignatos

title: subsignatos


text: subsignatas

title: subsignatas


text: subsignanda

title: subsignanda


text: subsignandum

title: subsignandum


text: subsignandi

title: subsignandi


text: subsignandae

title: subsignandae


text: subsignandorum

title: subsignandorum


text: subsignandarum

title: subsignandarum


text: subsignando

title: subsignando


text: subsignandis

title: subsignandis


text: subsignandam

title: subsignandam


text: subsignandos

title: subsignandos


text: subsignandas

title: subsignandas


text: subsignande

title: subsignande


text: truculentior

title: truculentior


text: truculentius

title: truculentius


text: truculentiores

title: truculentiores


text: truculentiora

title: truculentiora


text: truculentioris

title: truculentioris


text: truculentiorum

title: truculentiorum


text: truculentiori

title: truculentiori


text: truculentiorem

title: truculentiorem


text: truculentiore

title: truculentiore


text: truculentioribus

title: truculentioribus


text:
tunicatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) wearing a tunic

title: tunicatus


text: tunicata

title: tunicata


text: tunicatum

title: tunicatum


text: tunicati

title: tunicati


text: tunicatae

title: tunicatae


text: tunicatorum

title: tunicatorum


text: tunicatarum

title: tunicatarum


text: tunicato

title: tunicato


text: tunicatis

title: tunicatis


text: tunicatam

title: tunicatam


text: tunicatos

title: tunicatos


text: tunicatas

title: tunicatas


text:
ylipääsemätön

Etymology
From.

title: ylipääsemätön


text:
ylitsepääsemätön

Etymology
🇰🇲

Adjective

 * 1) insurmountable

Derived terms

 * adverbs:

title: ylitsepääsemätön


text:
vegrandis

Adjective

 * 1) not very large; little, small, diminutive, puny

title: vegrandis


text: vegrande

title: vegrande


text: vegrandes

title: vegrandes


text: vegrandia

title: vegrandia


text: vegrandium

title: vegrandium


text: vegrandi

title: vegrandi


text: vegrandibus

title: vegrandibus


text: vegrandem

title: vegrandem


text:
velificor

Etymology
See 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to make sail, spread sail, set sail
 * 2) to direct one's effort towards
 * 3) to wield the (billowing) veil

title: velificor


text: velificaris

title: velificaris


text: velificatur

title: velificatur


text: velificamur

title: velificamur


text: velificamini

title: velificamini


text: velificantur

title: velificantur


text: velificabor

title: velificabor


text: velificaberis

title: velificaberis


text: velificabitur

title: velificabitur


text: velificabimur

title: velificabimur


text: velificabimini

title: velificabimini


text: velificabuntur

title: velificabuntur


text: velificabar

title: velificabar


text: velificabaris

title: velificabaris


text: velificabatur

title: velificabatur


text: velificabamur

title: velificabamur


text: velificabamini

title: velificabamini


text: velificabantur

title: velificabantur


text: velificer

title: velificer


text: velificeris

title: velificeris


text: velificetur

title: velificetur


text: velificemur

title: velificemur


text: velificemini

title: velificemini


text: velificentur

title: velificentur


text: velificarer

title: velificarer


text: velificareris

title: velificareris


text: velificaretur

title: velificaretur


text: velificaremur

title: velificaremur


text: velificaremini

title: velificaremini


text: velificarentur

title: velificarentur


text: velificare

title: velificare


text: velificator

title: velificator


text: velificantor

title: velificantor


text: velificari

title: velificari


text: venerabo

title: venerabo


text: venerabis

title: venerabis


text: venerabit

title: venerabit


text: venerabimus

title: venerabimus


text: venerabitis

title: venerabitis


text: venerabunt

title: venerabunt


text: venerabam

title: venerabam


text: venerabat

title: venerabat


text: venerabamus

title: venerabamus


text: venerabatis

title: venerabatis


text: venerabant

title: venerabant


text: veneravisti

title: veneravisti


text: veneravit

title: veneravit


text: veneravimus

title: veneravimus


text: veneravistis

title: veneravistis


text: veneraverunt

title: veneraverunt


text: veneravero

title: veneravero


text: veneraveris

title: veneraveris


text: veneraverit

title: veneraverit


text: veneraverimus

title: veneraverimus


text: veneraveritis

title: veneraveritis


text: veneraverint

title: veneraverint


text: veneraveram

title: veneraveram


text: veneraveras

title: veneraveras


text: veneraverat

title: veneraverat


text: veneraveramus

title: veneraveramus


text: veneraveratis

title: veneraveratis


text: veneraverant

title: veneraverant


text: venerem

title: venerem


text: veneret

title: veneret


text: veneretis

title: veneretis


text: venerent

title: venerent


text: venerarem

title: venerarem


text: veneraret

title: veneraret


text: veneraremus

title: veneraremus


text: veneraretis

title: veneraretis


text: venerarent

title: venerarent


text: veneraverim

title: veneraverim


text: veneravissem

title: veneravissem


text: veneravisses

title: veneravisses


text: veneravisset

title: veneravisset


text: veneravissemus

title: veneravissemus


text: veneravissetis

title: veneravissetis


text: veneravissent

title: veneravissent


text:
venerandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be venerated

title: venerandus


text: veneratote

title: veneratote


text: veneranto

title: veneranto


text: veneravisse

title: veneravisse


text: venerandum

title: venerandum


text: venerandae

title: venerandae


text: venerandorum

title: venerandorum


text: venerandarum

title: venerandarum


text: venerandis

title: venerandis


text: venerandam

title: venerandam


text: venerandos

title: venerandos


text: venerandas

title: venerandas


text: salicta

title: salicta


text: salicti

title: salicti


text: salictorum

title: salictorum


text: salicto

title: salicto


text: salictis

title: salictis


text: saxeta

title: saxeta


text: saxeti

title: saxeti


text: saxetorum

title: saxetorum


text: saxeto

title: saxeto


text: saxetis

title: saxetis


text:
sakkadi

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) saccade quick movement of the eye

title: sakkadi


text:
acción de gracias

Noun

 * 1) thanksgiving

title: acción de gracias


text:
chlorometer

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) An instrument to test the bleaching power of chloride of lime.

title: chlorometer


text: chlorometers

title: chlorometers


text:
fieldy

Etymology
From, , , equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1)  Open, like a field; widespread.

title: fieldy


text: concilios

title: concilios


text: angulosities

title: angulosities


text:
angulosity

Noun

 * 1)  angularity

Related terms

 * angulous

title: angulosity


text:
high-stomached

Adjective

 * 1)  Having a lofty spirit; haughty.

title: high-stomached


text:
identism

Noun

 * 1)  The doctrine that states of the mind and states of the brain are identical.

title: identism


text: khenna

title: khenna


text:
overcomer

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) One who overcomes.

title: overcomer


text: overcomers

title: overcomers


text: mìmì

title: mìmì


text:
密密

Adjective

 * 1) thick; dense
 * 2) close; tight
 * 1) close; tight
 * 1) close; tight

Adverb

 * 1)  in secret; surreptitiously
 * 2)  frequently; regularly
 * 3)  repeatedly; time and time again
 * 1)  repeatedly; time and time again

title: 密密


text: costardmonger

title: costardmonger


text: costardmongers

title: costardmongers


text:
Mimi

Proper noun

 * 1) a group of languages spoken in Chad

title: Mimi


text: jiēxiànbǎn

title: jiēxiànbǎn


text: abdicarunt

title: abdicarunt


text: abdicarit

title: abdicarit


text: abdicarimus

title: abdicarimus


text: abdicaritis

title: abdicaritis


text: abdicarint

title: abdicarint


text: abdicarat

title: abdicarat


text: abdicarant

title: abdicarant


text: abdicarim

title: abdicarim


text: abdicassem

title: abdicassem


text:
prison bitch

Noun

 * 1)  A male prisoner used as a sex slave by another man in the absence of available women.

title: prison bitch


text: abdicasses

title: abdicasses


text: abdicasset

title: abdicasset


text: abdicassemus

title: abdicassemus


text: abdicassent

title: abdicassent


text: abdicistis

title: abdicistis


text: abdicisses

title: abdicisses


text: abdicisset

title: abdicisset


text: abdicissemus

title: abdicissemus


text: abdicisse

title: abdicisse


text: prison bitches

title: prison bitches


text: swypes

title: swypes


text: adgregasti

title: adgregasti


text: adgregarunt

title: adgregarunt


text: adgregarit

title: adgregarit


text: adgregarimus

title: adgregarimus


text: adgregaritis

title: adgregaritis


text: adgregarint

title: adgregarint


text: adgregaras

title: adgregaras


text: adgregarat

title: adgregarat


text: adgregarant

title: adgregarant


text: adgregarim

title: adgregarim


text: adgregassem

title: adgregassem


text: adgregasses

title: adgregasses


text: adgregasset

title: adgregasset


text: adgregassemus

title: adgregassemus


text: adgregassent

title: adgregassent


text: adgregasse

title: adgregasse


text: swyping

title: swyping


text: administrorum

title: administrorum


text: administrum

title: administrum


text:
anhelans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exhaling

title: anhelans


text:
anhelaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to exhale

title: anhelaturus


text:
anhelatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exhaled

title: anhelatus


text:
anhelandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be exhaled

title: anhelandus


text: anhelantes

title: anhelantes


text: anhelantia

title: anhelantia


text: anhelantis

title: anhelantis


text: anhelantium

title: anhelantium


text: anhelanti

title: anhelanti


text: anhelantibus

title: anhelantibus


text: anhelantem

title: anhelantem


text: anhelatura

title: anhelatura


text: anhelaturum

title: anhelaturum


text: anhelaturi

title: anhelaturi


text: anhelaturae

title: anhelaturae


text: anhelaturorum

title: anhelaturorum


text: anhelaturarum

title: anhelaturarum


text: anhelaturo

title: anhelaturo


text: anhelaturis

title: anhelaturis


text: anhelaturam

title: anhelaturam


text: anhelaturos

title: anhelaturos


text: anhelaturas

title: anhelaturas


text: anhelature

title: anhelature


text: anhelata

title: anhelata


text: anhelatum

title: anhelatum


text: anhelati

title: anhelati


text: anhelatae

title: anhelatae


text: anhelatorum

title: anhelatorum


text: anhelatarum

title: anhelatarum


text: anhelatam

title: anhelatam


text: anhelatos

title: anhelatos


text: anhelatas

title: anhelatas


text: anhelanda

title: anhelanda


text: anhelandum

title: anhelandum


text: anhelandi

title: anhelandi


text: anhelandae

title: anhelandae


text: anhelandorum

title: anhelandorum


text: anhelandarum

title: anhelandarum


text: anhelandis

title: anhelandis


text: anhelandam

title: anhelandam


text: anhelandos

title: anhelandos


text: anhelandas

title: anhelandas


text: anhelande

title: anhelande


text: audisses

title: audisses


text:
circumcludens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) surrounding

title: circumcludens


text:
circumclusurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to surround

title: circumclusurus


text:
circumclusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) surrounded

title: circumclusus


text:
circumcludendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be surrounded

title: circumcludendus


text: circumcludentes

title: circumcludentes


text: circumcludentia

title: circumcludentia


text: circumcludentis

title: circumcludentis


text: circumcludentium

title: circumcludentium


text: circumcludenti

title: circumcludenti


text: circumcludente

title: circumcludente


text: circumcludentibus

title: circumcludentibus


text: circumcludentem

title: circumcludentem


text: circumclusura

title: circumclusura


text: circumclusurum

title: circumclusurum


text: circumclusuri

title: circumclusuri


text: circumclusurae

title: circumclusurae


text: circumclusurorum

title: circumclusurorum


text: circumclusurarum

title: circumclusurarum


text: circumclusuro

title: circumclusuro


text: circumclusuris

title: circumclusuris


text: circumclusuram

title: circumclusuram


text: circumclusuros

title: circumclusuros


text: circumclusuras

title: circumclusuras


text: circumclusure

title: circumclusure


text: circumclusa

title: circumclusa


text: circumclusum

title: circumclusum


text: circumclusae

title: circumclusae


text: circumclusorum

title: circumclusorum


text: circumclusarum

title: circumclusarum


text: circumcluso

title: circumcluso


text: circumclusis

title: circumclusis


text: circumclusam

title: circumclusam


text: circumclusos

title: circumclusos


text: circumclusas

title: circumclusas


text: circumcluse

title: circumcluse


text: circumcludenda

title: circumcludenda


text: circumcludendum

title: circumcludendum


text: circumcludendi

title: circumcludendi


text: circumcludendae

title: circumcludendae


text: circumcludendorum

title: circumcludendorum


text: circumcludendarum

title: circumcludendarum


text: circumcludendo

title: circumcludendo


text: circumcludendis

title: circumcludendis


text: circumcludendam

title: circumcludendam


text: circumcludendos

title: circumcludendos


text: circumcludendas

title: circumcludendas


text: circumcludende

title: circumcludende


text:
circumscriptor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) defrauder, deceiver, cheat

title: circumscriptor


text: circumstor

title: circumstor


text: circumstaris

title: circumstaris


text: circumstamur

title: circumstamur


text: circumstamini

title: circumstamini


text: circumstatur

title: circumstatur


text: circumstantur

title: circumstantur


text: circumstabor

title: circumstabor


text: circumstaberis

title: circumstaberis


text: circumstabimur

title: circumstabimur


text: circumstabimini

title: circumstabimini


text: circumstabitur

title: circumstabitur


text: circumstabuntur

title: circumstabuntur


text: circumstabar

title: circumstabar


text: circumstabaris

title: circumstabaris


text: circumstabamur

title: circumstabamur


text: circumstabamini

title: circumstabamini


text: circumstabatur

title: circumstabatur


text: circumstabantur

title: circumstabantur


text: circumster

title: circumster


text: circumsteris

title: circumsteris


text: circumstemur

title: circumstemur


text: circumstemini

title: circumstemini


text: cogitarit

title: cogitarit


text: měishù

title: měishù


text: circumstetur

title: circumstetur


text: circumstentur

title: circumstentur


text: cogitarimus

title: cogitarimus


text: circumstarer

title: circumstarer


text: circumstareris

title: circumstareris


text: cogitaritis

title: cogitaritis


text: circumstaremur

title: circumstaremur


text: circumstaremini

title: circumstaremini


text: cogitarint

title: cogitarint


text: circumstaretur

title: circumstaretur


text: circumstarentur

title: circumstarentur


text: circumstare

title: circumstare


text: cogitarant

title: cogitarant


text: circumstator

title: circumstator


text: circumstantor

title: circumstantor


text: cogitarim

title: cogitarim


text: circumstari

title: circumstari


text: cogitassemus

title: cogitassemus


text:
conflagrans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: conflagrans


text:
conflagraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to burn

title: conflagraturus


text:
conflagratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) burnt

title: conflagratus


text:
conflagrandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be burnt

title: conflagrandus


text: conflagrantes

title: conflagrantes


text: conflagrantia

title: conflagrantia


text: conflagrantis

title: conflagrantis


text: conflagrantium

title: conflagrantium


text: conflagranti

title: conflagranti


text: conflagrante

title: conflagrante


text: conflagrantibus

title: conflagrantibus


text: conflagrantem

title: conflagrantem


text: conflagratura

title: conflagratura


text: conflagraturum

title: conflagraturum


text: conflagraturi

title: conflagraturi


text: conflagraturae

title: conflagraturae


text: conflagraturorum

title: conflagraturorum


text: conflagraturarum

title: conflagraturarum


text: conflagraturo

title: conflagraturo


text: conflagraturis

title: conflagraturis


text: conflagraturam

title: conflagraturam


text: conflagraturos

title: conflagraturos


text: conflagraturas

title: conflagraturas


text: conflagrature

title: conflagrature


text: conflagrata

title: conflagrata


text: conflagratum

title: conflagratum


text: conflagrati

title: conflagrati


text: conflagratae

title: conflagratae


text: conflagratorum

title: conflagratorum


text: conflagratarum

title: conflagratarum


text: conflagratam

title: conflagratam


text: conflagratos

title: conflagratos


text: conflagratas

title: conflagratas


text: conflagranda

title: conflagranda


text: conflagrandum

title: conflagrandum


text: conflagrandi

title: conflagrandi


text: conflagrandae

title: conflagrandae


text: conflagrandorum

title: conflagrandorum


text: conflagrandarum

title: conflagrandarum


text: conflagrando

title: conflagrando


text: conflagrandis

title: conflagrandis


text: conflagrandam

title: conflagrandam


text: conflagrandos

title: conflagrandos


text: conflagrandas

title: conflagrandas


text: conflagrande

title: conflagrande


text: conjuratio

title: conjuratio


text: conservarunt

title: conservarunt


text: conservarit

title: conservarit


text: conservarimus

title: conservarimus


text: conservarint

title: conservarint


text: conservaram

title: conservaram


text: conservarat

title: conservarat


text: conservarant

title: conservarant


text: conservarim

title: conservarim


text: conservassem

title: conservassem


text: conservasset

title: conservasset


text: conservassemus

title: conservassemus


text: contaminarunt

title: contaminarunt


text: contaminarimus

title: contaminarimus


text: contaminaritis

title: contaminaritis


text: contaminarint

title: contaminarint


text: contaminaram

title: contaminaram


text: contaminarat

title: contaminarat


text: contaminarant

title: contaminarant


text: contaminarim

title: contaminarim


text: contaminassem

title: contaminassem


text: contaminasset

title: contaminasset


text: contaminassemus

title: contaminassemus


text:
decoctor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bankrupt (defaulted debtor)

title: decoctor


text: decrerit

title: decrerit


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/ahtɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/ahtɪ


text:
skratti

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) a demon of Scandinavian mythology.

title: skratti


text:
саванна

Noun

 * 1) savanna

title: саванна


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːrɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːrɪ


text:
főzet

Etymology 1
From the verb.

Noun

 * 1) decoction, concoction, brew, infusion

Verb

 * : to have (order) something to be cooked/made/prepared

title: főzet


text: főzetek

title: főzetek


text:
Mári

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) Moor (member of an ancient Berber people, Islamic people who ruled Spain, etc.)

title: Mári


text:
alphabetics

Noun

 * 1)  The science of representing spoken sounds by letters.

title: alphabetics


text:
smári

Etymology 1
Unclear. Compare archaic 🇨🇬, archaic 🇨🇬.  suggest a possible relation to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) clover, shamrock, usually white clover

Etymology 2
A neologism derived from.

Noun

 * 1)  transistor

title: smári


text: Smári

title: Smári


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/werpaną

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Verb

 * 1)  to throw
 * 2)  to cast

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/werpaną


text:
defetigans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: defetigans


text:
defetigaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

title: defetigaturus


text:
defetigatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: defetigatus


text:
defetigandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

title: defetigandus


text: defetigantes

title: defetigantes


text: defetigantia

title: defetigantia


text: defetigantis

title: defetigantis


text: defetigantium

title: defetigantium


text: defetiganti

title: defetiganti


text: defetigante

title: defetigante


text: defetigantibus

title: defetigantibus


text: defetigantem

title: defetigantem


text: defetigatura

title: defetigatura


text: defetigaturum

title: defetigaturum


text: defetigaturi

title: defetigaturi


text: defetigaturae

title: defetigaturae


text: defetigaturorum

title: defetigaturorum


text: defetigaturarum

title: defetigaturarum


text: defetigaturo

title: defetigaturo


text: defetigaturis

title: defetigaturis


text: defetigaturam

title: defetigaturam


text: defetigaturos

title: defetigaturos


text: defetigaturas

title: defetigaturas


text: defetigature

title: defetigature


text: defetigata

title: defetigata


text: defetigatum

title: defetigatum


text: defetigati

title: defetigati


text: defetigatae

title: defetigatae


text: defetigatorum

title: defetigatorum


text: defetigatarum

title: defetigatarum


text: defetigatam

title: defetigatam


text: defetigatos

title: defetigatos


text: defetigatas

title: defetigatas


text: defetiganda

title: defetiganda


text: defetigandum

title: defetigandum


text: defetigandi

title: defetigandi


text: defetigandae

title: defetigandae


text: defetigandorum

title: defetigandorum


text: defetigandarum

title: defetigandarum


text: defetigando

title: defetigando


text: defetigandis

title: defetigandis


text: defetigandam

title: defetigandam


text: defetigandos

title: defetigandos


text: defetigandas

title: defetigandas


text: defetigande

title: defetigande


text:
defatigans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exhausting

title: defatigans


text:
defatigaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to exhaust

title: defatigaturus


text:
defatigandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be exhausted

title: defatigandus


text: defatigantes

title: defatigantes


text: defatigantia

title: defatigantia


text: defatigantis

title: defatigantis


text: defatigantium

title: defatigantium


text: defatigantibus

title: defatigantibus


text: defatigantem

title: defatigantem


text: defatigatura

title: defatigatura


text: defatigaturum

title: defatigaturum


text: defatigaturi

title: defatigaturi


text: defatigaturae

title: defatigaturae


text: defatigaturorum

title: defatigaturorum


text: defatigaturarum

title: defatigaturarum


text: defatigaturo

title: defatigaturo


text: defatigaturis

title: defatigaturis


text: defatigaturam

title: defatigaturam


text: defatigaturos

title: defatigaturos


text: defatigaturas

title: defatigaturas


text: defatigature

title: defatigature


text: defatigatum

title: defatigatum


text: defatiganda

title: defatiganda


text: defatigandum

title: defatigandum


text: defatigandi

title: defatigandi


text: defatigandae

title: defatigandae


text: defatigandorum

title: defatigandorum


text: defatigandarum

title: defatigandarum


text: defatigando

title: defatigando


text: defatigandis

title: defatigandis


text: defatigandam

title: defatigandam


text: defatigandos

title: defatigandos


text: defatigandas

title: defatigandas


text: defatigande

title: defatigande


text: delerit

title: delerit


text: demigrasti

title: demigrasti


text: demigrarunt

title: demigrarunt


text: demigrarit

title: demigrarit


text: demigrarimus

title: demigrarimus


text: demigraritis

title: demigraritis


text: demigrarint

title: demigrarint


text: demigraras

title: demigraras


text: demigrarat

title: demigrarat


text: demigrarant

title: demigrarant


text: demigrarim

title: demigrarim


text: demigrassem

title: demigrassem


text: demigrasses

title: demigrasses


text: demigrasset

title: demigrasset


text: demigrassemus

title: demigrassemus


text: demigrassent

title: demigrassent


text: demigrasse

title: demigrasse


text:
diiudicaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to judge

title: diiudicaturus


text:
diiudicatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) judged

title: diiudicatus


text:
diiudicandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be judged

title: diiudicandus


text: diiudicatura

title: diiudicatura


text: diiudicaturum

title: diiudicaturum


text: diiudicaturi

title: diiudicaturi


text: diiudicaturae

title: diiudicaturae


text: diiudicaturorum

title: diiudicaturorum


text: diiudicaturarum

title: diiudicaturarum


text: diiudicaturo

title: diiudicaturo


text: diiudicaturis

title: diiudicaturis


text: diiudicaturam

title: diiudicaturam


text: diiudicaturos

title: diiudicaturos


text: diiudicaturas

title: diiudicaturas


text: diiudicature

title: diiudicature


text: diiudicata

title: diiudicata


text: diiudicatum

title: diiudicatum


text: diiudicati

title: diiudicati


text: diiudicatae

title: diiudicatae


text: diiudicatorum

title: diiudicatorum


text: diiudicatarum

title: diiudicatarum


text: diiudicatam

title: diiudicatam


text: diiudicatos

title: diiudicatos


text: diiudicatas

title: diiudicatas


text: diiudicanda

title: diiudicanda


text: diiudicandum

title: diiudicandum


text: diiudicandi

title: diiudicandi


text: diiudicandae

title: diiudicandae


text: diiudicandorum

title: diiudicandorum


text: diiudicandarum

title: diiudicandarum


text: diiudicando

title: diiudicando


text: diiudicandis

title: diiudicandis


text: diiudicandam

title: diiudicandam


text: diiudicandos

title: diiudicandos


text: diiudicandas

title: diiudicandas


text: diiudicande

title: diiudicande


text: evocatores

title: evocatores


text: evocatoris

title: evocatoris


text: evocatoribus

title: evocatoribus


text: evocatorem

title: evocatorem


text:
expromens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exhibiting

title: expromens


text:
exprompturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to exhibit

title: exprompturus


text:
expromptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exhibited

title: expromptus


text:
expromendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be exhibited

title: expromendus


text: expromentes

title: expromentes


text: expromentia

title: expromentia


text: expromentis

title: expromentis


text: expromentium

title: expromentium


text: expromenti

title: expromenti


text: expromente

title: expromente


text: expromentibus

title: expromentibus


text: expromentem

title: expromentem


text: expromptura

title: expromptura


text: exprompturum

title: exprompturum


text: exprompturi

title: exprompturi


text: exprompturae

title: exprompturae


text: exprompturorum

title: exprompturorum


text: exprompturarum

title: exprompturarum


text: exprompturo

title: exprompturo


text: exprompturis

title: exprompturis


text: exprompturam

title: exprompturam


text: exprompturos

title: exprompturos


text: exprompturas

title: exprompturas


text: exprompture

title: exprompture


text: exprompta

title: exprompta


text: expromptum

title: expromptum


text: exprompti

title: exprompti


text: expromptae

title: expromptae


text: expromptorum

title: expromptorum


text: expromptarum

title: expromptarum


text: exprompto

title: exprompto


text: expromptis

title: expromptis


text: expromptam

title: expromptam


text: expromptos

title: expromptos


text: expromptas

title: expromptas


text: exprompte

title: exprompte


text: expromenda

title: expromenda


text: expromendum

title: expromendum


text: expromendi

title: expromendi


text: expromendae

title: expromendae


text: expromendorum

title: expromendorum


text: expromendarum

title: expromendarum


text: expromendo

title: expromendo


text: expromendis

title: expromendis


text: expromendam

title: expromendam


text: expromendos

title: expromendos


text: expromendas

title: expromendas


text: expromende

title: expromende


text: facinerosus

title: facinerosus


text: facinerosa

title: facinerosa


text: facinerosum

title: facinerosum


text: facinerosi

title: facinerosi


text: facinerosae

title: facinerosae


text: facinerosorum

title: facinerosorum


text: facinerosarum

title: facinerosarum


text:
facineroso

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) criminal; evil

Noun

 * 1) criminal, especially a habitual criminal

title: facineroso


text: facinerosis

title: facinerosis


text: facinerosam

title: facinerosam


text: facinerosos

title: facinerosos


text: facinerosas

title: facinerosas


text: facinerose

title: facinerose


text:
falcarius

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sickle- or scythe-maker

title: falcarius


text:
ferundus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

title: ferundus


text: ferunda

title: ferunda


text: ferundum

title: ferundum


text: ferundi

title: ferundi


text: ferundae

title: ferundae


text: ferundorum

title: ferundorum


text: ferundarum

title: ferundarum


text: ferundo

title: ferundo


text: ferundis

title: ferundis


text: ferundam

title: ferundam


text: ferundos

title: ferundos


text: ferundas

title: ferundas


text: ferunde

title: ferunde


text: frequentarit

title: frequentarit


text: frequentarimus

title: frequentarimus


text: frequentaritis

title: frequentaritis


text: frequentarint

title: frequentarint


text: frequentaram

title: frequentaram


text: frequentaras

title: frequentaras


text: frequentarat

title: frequentarat


text: frequentarant

title: frequentarant


text: frequentarim

title: frequentarim


text: frequentassem

title: frequentassem


text: frequentasses

title: frequentasses


text: frequentasset

title: frequentasset


text: frequentassemus

title: frequentassemus


text: frequentassent

title: frequentassent


text:
ganeo

Noun

 * 1) glutton

title: ganeo


text:
hebesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to become blunt, dull, dim or faint

title: hebesco


text: hebescis

title: hebescis


text: hebescit

title: hebescit


text: hebescimus

title: hebescimus


text: hebescitis

title: hebescitis


text: hebescunt

title: hebescunt


text: hebescam

title: hebescam


text: hebesces

title: hebesces


text: hebescet

title: hebescet


text: hebescemus

title: hebescemus


text: hebescetis

title: hebescetis


text: hebescent

title: hebescent


text: hebescebam

title: hebescebam


text: hebescebas

title: hebescebas


text: hebescebat

title: hebescebat


text: hebescebamus

title: hebescebamus


text: hebescebatis

title: hebescebatis


text: hebescebant

title: hebescebant


text: hebescas

title: hebescas


text: hebescat

title: hebescat


text: hebescamus

title: hebescamus


text: hebescatis

title: hebescatis


text: honestasti

title: honestasti


text: hebescant

title: hebescant


text: hebescerem

title: hebescerem


text: honestarunt

title: honestarunt


text: hebesceres

title: hebesceres


text: hebesceret

title: hebesceret


text: honestarit

title: honestarit


text: hebesceremus

title: hebesceremus


text: hebesceretis

title: hebesceretis


text: honestarimus

title: honestarimus


text: hebescerent

title: hebescerent


text: honestaritis

title: honestaritis


text: honestarint

title: honestarint


text: honestaras

title: honestaras


text: honestarat

title: honestarat


text: honestarant

title: honestarant


text: hebesce

title: hebesce


text: honestarim

title: honestarim


text: hebescito

title: hebescito


text: hebescite

title: hebescite


text: honestassem

title: honestassem


text: hebescitote

title: hebescitote


text: hebescunto

title: hebescunto


text: honestasses

title: honestasses


text: hebescere

title: hebescere


text: honestasset

title: honestasset


text: honestassemus

title: honestassemus


text: honestassent

title: honestassent


text: honestasse

title: honestasse


text: iactasti

title: iactasti


text: iactarunt

title: iactarunt


text: iactarit

title: iactarit


text: iactarimus

title: iactarimus


text: iactaritis

title: iactaritis


text: iactarint

title: iactarint


text: iactaras

title: iactaras


text: iactarat

title: iactarat


text: iactarant

title: iactarant


text: iactarim

title: iactarim


text: iactassem

title: iactassem


text: iactasses

title: iactasses


text: iactassemus

title: iactassemus


text: iactasse

title: iactasse


text: ignaviae

title: ignaviae


text: ignaviarum

title: ignaviarum


text: ignaviis

title: ignaviis


text: ignaviam

title: ignaviam


text: ignavias

title: ignavias


text: circumscriptores

title: circumscriptores


text: circumscriptoris

title: circumscriptoris


text: circumscriptori

title: circumscriptori


text: circumscriptoribus

title: circumscriptoribus


text: circumscriptorem

title: circumscriptorem


text: circumscriptore

title: circumscriptore


text: conjurationes

title: conjurationes


text: conjurationis

title: conjurationis


text: conjurationum

title: conjurationum


text: conjurationi

title: conjurationi


text: conjurationibus

title: conjurationibus


text: conjurationem

title: conjurationem


text: conjuratione

title: conjuratione


text: decoctores

title: decoctores


text: decoctoris

title: decoctoris


text: decoctorum

title: decoctorum


text: decoctori

title: decoctori


text: decoctoribus

title: decoctoribus


text: decoctorem

title: decoctorem


text: decoctore

title: decoctore


text: falcarii

title: falcarii


text: falcariorum

title: falcariorum


text: falcario

title: falcario


text: falcariis

title: falcariis


text: falcarium

title: falcarium


text: falcarios

title: falcarios


text: falcarie

title: falcarie


text: ganeones

title: ganeones


text: ganeonis

title: ganeonis


text: ganeonum

title: ganeonum


text: ganeoni

title: ganeoni


text: ganeonibus

title: ganeonibus


text: ganeonem

title: ganeonem


text: ganeone

title: ganeone


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːtɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːtɪ


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːpɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːpɪ


text:
awè l' gozî come ene tchåsse

Etymology
"to have the throat like a sock"

Verb

 * 1)  to have a permanent thirst, to like one's drink.

title: awè l' gozî come ene tchåsse


text: Category:Walloon verbs

title: Category:Walloon verbs


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːsɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːsɪ


text:
Appendix:English surnames (England and Wales)

Below is a list of the 250 most common surnames in England, Wales and the Isle of Man in September 2002. The data includes persons who had died during 1998 - 2002. The number of bearers is given for the ten most common names, and as a sample in intervals of 50. The source does not specify capital letters (Mcdonald=McDonald).

 * 1. Smith 652,563
 * 2. Jones 538,874
 * 3. Williams 380,379
 * 4. Taylor 306,296
 * 5. Brown 291,872
 * 6. Davies 279,647
 * 7. Evans 222,580
 * 8. Thomas 202,773
 * 9. Wilson 201,224
 * 10. Johnson 193,260
 * 11. Roberts
 * 12. Robinson
 * 13. Thompson
 * 14. Wright
 * 15. Walker
 * 16. White
 * 17. Edwards
 * 18. Hughes
 * 19. Green
 * 20. Hall
 * 21. Lewis
 * 22. Harris
 * 23. Clarke
 * 24. Patel
 * 25. Jackson
 * 26. Wood
 * 27. Turner
 * 28. Martin
 * 29. Cooper
 * 30. Hill
 * 31. Morris
 * 32. Ward
 * 33. Moore
 * 34. Clark
 * 35. Baker
 * 36. Harrison
 * 37. King
 * 38. Morgan
 * 39. Lee
 * 40. Allen
 * 41. James
 * 42. Phillips
 * 43. Scott
 * 44. Watson
 * 45. Davis
 * 46. Parker
 * 47. Bennett
 * 48. Price
 * 49. Griffiths
 * 50. Young 92,305
 * 51. Khan
 * 52. Mitchell
 * 53. Cook
 * 54. Bailey
 * 55. Carter
 * 56. Richardson
 * 57. Shaw
 * 58. Kelly
 * 59. Collins
 * 60. Bell
 * 61. Hussain
 * 62. Richards
 * 63. Cox
 * 64. Miller
 * 65. Begum
 * 66. Murphy
 * 67. Ali
 * 68. Marshall
 * 69. Simpson
 * 70. Anderson
 * 71. Ellis
 * 72. Adams
 * 73. Wilkinson
 * 74. Ahmed
 * 75. Foster
 * 76. Powell
 * 77. Chapman
 * 78. Singh
 * 79. Webb
 * 80. Rogers
 * 81. Mason
 * 82. Gray
 * 83. Hunt
 * 84. Owen
 * 85. Matthews
 * 86. Palmer
 * 87. Holmes
 * 88. Mills
 * 89. Campbell
 * 90. Lloyd
 * 91. Barnes
 * 92. Knight
 * 93. Butler
 * 94. Russell
 * 95. Barker
 * 96. Stevens
 * 97. Jenkins
 * 98. Dixon
 * 99. Fisher
 * 100. Harvey 57,435
 * 101. Pearson
 * 102. Murray
 * 103. Graham
 * 104. Fletcher
 * 105. Howard
 * 106. Gibson
 * 107. Andrews
 * 108. Walsh
 * 109. Elliott
 * 110. Reynolds
 * 111. Saunders
 * 112. Ford
 * 113. Stewart
 * 114. Payne
 * 115. Fox
 * 116. Pearce
 * 117. Day
 * 118. Brooks
 * 119. Lawrence
 * 120. West
 * 121. Kaur
 * 122. Cole
 * 123. Atkinson
 * 124. Bradley
 * 125. Gill
 * 126. Spencer
 * 127. Ball
 * 128. Dawson
 * 129. Burton
 * 130. Watts
 * 131. Rose
 * 132. Booth
 * 133. Perry
 * 134. Wells
 * 135. Armstrong
 * 136. O'Brien
 * 137. Francis
 * 138. Rees
 * 139. Grant
 * 140. Hart
 * 141. Hudson
 * 142. Hayes
 * 143. Newman
 * 144. Ryan
 * 145. Webster
 * 146. Barrett
 * 147. Gregory
 * 148. Hunter
 * 149. Marsh
 * 150. Lowe 39,320
 * 151. Carr
 * 152. Riley
 * 153. Page
 * 154. Shah
 * 155. Woods
 * 156. Dunn
 * 157. Stone
 * 158. Berry
 * 159. Parsons
 * 160. Hawkins
 * 161. Harding
 * 162. Holland
 * 163. Porter
 * 164. Newton
 * 165. Oliver
 * 166. Reed
 * 167. Bird
 * 168. Reid
 * 169. Williamson
 * 170. Gardner
 * 171. Dean
 * 172. Lane
 * 173. Bates
 * 174. Kennedy
 * 175. Robertson
 * 176. Cooke
 * 177. Parry
 * 178. Burgess
 * 179. Walton
 * 180. Bishop
 * 181. Henderson
 * 182. Nicholson
 * 183. Burns
 * 184. Shepherd
 * 185. Nicholls
 * 186. Cross
 * 187. Warren
 * 188. Freeman
 * 189. Long
 * 190. Sutton
 * 191. Yates
 * 192. Ross
 * 193. Robson
 * 194. Hodgson
 * 195. Curtis
 * 196. Hamilton
 * 197. Hopkins
 * 198. Harper
 * 199. Watkins
 * 200. Coleman 32,169
 * 201. Chambers
 * 202. Moss
 * 203. McDonald
 * 204. Byrne
 * 205. Hardy
 * 206. Wheeler
 * 207. Sharp
 * 208. Osborne
 * 209. Potter
 * 210. Jordan
 * 211. Griffin
 * 212. George
 * 213. McCarthy
 * 214. O'Neill
 * 215. Akhtar
 * 216. Hutchinson
 * 217. Rowe
 * 218. Pritchard
 * 219. O'Connor
 * 220. Gordon
 * 221. Johnston
 * 222. Wallace
 * 223. May
 * 224. Willis
 * 225. Miles
 * 226. Read
 * 227. Stephenson
 * 228. Hammond
 * 229. Gilbert
 * 230. Arnold
 * 231. Stevenson
 * 232. Walters
 * 233. Higgins
 * 234. Doyle
 * 235. Hewitt
 * 236. Buckley
 * 237. Slater
 * 238. Barber
 * 239. Burke
 * 240. Austin
 * 241. Nelson
 * 242. Mann
 * 243. Frost
 * 244. Whitehead
 * 245. Lambert
 * 246. Stephens
 * 247. Blake
 * 248. Goodwin
 * 249. Woodward
 * 250. Barton 27,290

Source

 * Collected by Nigel Callaghan of Technoleg Taliesin Cyf., based on the U.K. Office of National Statistics. Accessed on 8 November 2011.


text:
sörf yapmak

Verb

 * 1) to surf to ride waves on a surfboard

title: sörf yapmak


text:
Appendix:English surnames (Scotland)

The 100 most common surnames in Scotland in the 1999-2001 census.

 * 1. Smith 1.281 %
 * 2. Brown 0.904 %
 * 3. Wilson 0.859 %
 * 4. Campbell 0.793 %
 * 5. Stewart 0.784 %
 * 6. Thomson 0.781 %
 * 7. Robertson 0.757 %
 * 8. Anderson 0.686 %
 * 9. MacDonald 0.550 %
 * 10. Scott 0.549 %
 * 11. Reid
 * 12. Murray
 * 13. Taylor
 * 14. Clark
 * 15. Ross
 * 16. Watson
 * 17. Morrison
 * 18. Paterson
 * 19. Young
 * 20. Mitchell
 * 21. Walker
 * 22. Fraser
 * 23. Miller
 * 24. McDonald
 * 25. Gray
 * 26. Henderson
 * 27. Hamilton
 * 28. Johnston
 * 29. Duncan
 * 30. Graham
 * 31. Ferguson
 * 32. Kerr
 * 33. Davidson
 * 34. Bell
 * 35. Cameron
 * 36. Kelly
 * 37. Martin
 * 38. Hunter
 * 39. Allan
 * 40. MacKenzie
 * 41. Grant
 * 42. Simpson
 * 43. MacKay
 * 44. McLean
 * 45. MacLeod
 * 46. Black
 * 47. Russell
 * 48. Marshall
 * 49. Wallace
 * 50. Gibson 0.236 %
 * 51. Kennedy
 * 52. Gordon
 * 53. Burns
 * 54. Sutherland
 * 55. Stevenson
 * 56. Munro
 * 57. Milne
 * 58. Watt
 * 59. Murphy
 * 60. Craig
 * 61. Wood
 * 62. Muir
 * 63. Wright
 * 64. McKenzie
 * 65. Ritchie
 * 66. Johnstone
 * 67. Sinclair
 * 67. White
 * 69. McMillan
 * 70. Williamson
 * 71. Dickson
 * 72. Hughes
 * 73. Cunningham
 * 74. McKay
 * 75. Bruce
 * 76. Millar
 * 77. Crawford
 * 78. McIntosh
 * 79. Douglas
 * 80. Docherty
 * 81. King
 * 82. Jones
 * 83. Boyle
 * 84. Fleming
 * 85. McGregor
 * 86. Aitken
 * 87. Christie
 * 88. Shaw
 * 89. MacLean
 * 90. Jamieson
 * 91. McIntyre
 * 92. Hay
 * 93. Lindsay
 * 94. Alexander
 * 95. Ramsay
 * 96. McCallum
 * 97. Whyte
 * 98. Jackson
 * 98. McLaughlin
 * 100. Hill 0.143 %

Source

 * Behindthename.com, from the General Register Office for Scotland 1999-2001.

title: Appendix:English surnames (Scotland)


text:
User talk:64.103.25.102

Metavation
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title: User talk:64.103.25.102


text:
Snorre

Etymology
From, from.

title: Snorre


text: aparcamientos

title: aparcamientos


text:
Eldbjørg

Usage notes
Matronymics
 * son of Eldbjørg: Eldbjargarson
 * daughter of Eldbjørg: Eldbjargardóttir

Etymology
Newer combination of. Cognate with 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Also a dialectal variant of, from , from.

title: Eldbjørg


text:
Waters

Etymology 1
From the given name Walter + the patronymic suffix -s.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 沃特斯

Etymology 2
From residence near water.

Proper noun

 * , named for the many lakes in the locality.
 * , named for the many lakes in the locality.

title: Waters


text:
Waterson

Etymology
From.

title: Waterson


text:
Watkinson

Etymology
From.

title: Watkinson


text:
Watkin

Etymology
From Wat, medieval contraction of the given name Walter.

title: Watkin


text:
precubist

Adjective

 * 1) Before the cubist art movement.

title: precubist


text:
Nicol

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of, a vernacular form of the given name.

title: Nicol


text: Barrymore

title: Barrymore


text:
Jewson

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name Julian.

title: Jewson


text:
incensio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) burning, igniting

title: incensio


text:
Nicoll

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas.

title: Nicoll


text:
Nicholl

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas.

title: Nicholl


text:
Nickell

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas.

title: Nickell


text:
inclemens

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) harsh (all senses)

title: inclemens


text:
Nickle

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas.

title: Nickle


text: inclementior

title: inclementior


text: inclementius

title: inclementius


text: inclementiores

title: inclementiores


text: inclementiora

title: inclementiora


text: inclementioris

title: inclementioris


text: inclementiorum

title: inclementiorum


text: inclementiori

title: inclementiori


text: inclementiorem

title: inclementiorem


text: inclementiore

title: inclementiore


text: inclementioribus

title: inclementioribus


text: inclementes

title: inclementes


text:
inclementia

Noun

 * 1) harshness, unkindness, fierceness, severity, cruelty, rigor, lack of mercy

title: inclementia


text: inclementis

title: inclementis


text: inclementium

title: inclementium


text: inclementibus

title: inclementibus


text: inclementem

title: inclementem


text:
Nicholds

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichols, from Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas + the suffix -s.

title: Nicholds


text:
Nickells

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichols, from Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas + the suffix -s.

title: Nickells


text:
Nickels

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichols, from Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas + the suffix -s.

title: Nickels


text: inhumanissimus

title: inhumanissimus


text: inhumanissima

title: inhumanissima


text: inhumanissimum

title: inhumanissimum


text: inhumanissimi

title: inhumanissimi


text: inhumanissimae

title: inhumanissimae


text: inhumanissimorum

title: inhumanissimorum


text: inhumanissimarum

title: inhumanissimarum


text: inhumanissimo

title: inhumanissimo


text: inhumanissimis

title: inhumanissimis


text: inhumanissimam

title: inhumanissimam


text: inhumanissimos

title: inhumanissimos


text: inhumanissimas

title: inhumanissimas


text: inhumanissime

title: inhumanissime


text:
Nickolds

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichols, from Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas + the suffix -s.

title: Nickolds


text:
Nickolls

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichols, from Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas + the suffix -s.

title: Nickolls


text:
Nickols

Etymology 1
One of the variant spellings of Nichols, from Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas + the suffix -s.

title: Nickols


text:
inlustrans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: inlustrans


text:
inlustraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

title: inlustraturus


text:
inlustratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: inlustratus


text:
inlustrandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

title: inlustrandus


text: inlustrantes

title: inlustrantes


text: inlustrantia

title: inlustrantia


text: inlustrantis

title: inlustrantis


text: inlustrantium

title: inlustrantium


text: inlustranti

title: inlustranti


text: inlustrante

title: inlustrante


text: inlustrantibus

title: inlustrantibus


text: inlustrantem

title: inlustrantem


text: inlustratura

title: inlustratura


text: inlustraturum

title: inlustraturum


text: inlustraturi

title: inlustraturi


text: inlustraturae

title: inlustraturae


text: inlustraturorum

title: inlustraturorum


text: inlustraturarum

title: inlustraturarum


text: inlustraturo

title: inlustraturo


text: inlustraturis

title: inlustraturis


text: inlustraturam

title: inlustraturam


text: inlustraturos

title: inlustraturos


text: inlustraturas

title: inlustraturas


text: inlustrature

title: inlustrature


text: inlustrata

title: inlustrata


text: inlustratum

title: inlustratum


text: inlustrati

title: inlustrati


text: inlustratae

title: inlustratae


text: inlustratorum

title: inlustratorum


text: inlustratarum

title: inlustratarum


text: inlustratam

title: inlustratam


text: inlustratos

title: inlustratos


text: inlustratas

title: inlustratas


text: inlustranda

title: inlustranda


text: inlustrandum

title: inlustrandum


text: inlustrandi

title: inlustrandi


text: inlustrandae

title: inlustrandae


text: inlustrandorum

title: inlustrandorum


text: inlustrandarum

title: inlustrandarum


text: inlustrando

title: inlustrando


text: inlustrandis

title: inlustrandis


text: inlustrandam

title: inlustrandam


text: inlustrandos

title: inlustrandos


text: inlustrandas

title: inlustrandas


text: inlustrande

title: inlustrande


text:
Nickalls

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichols, from Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas + the suffix -s.

title: Nickalls


text:
Nicolls

Etymology
One of the variant spellings of Nichols, from Nichol, a vernacular form of the given name Nicholas + the suffix -s.

title: Nicolls


text:
Nickless

Etymology
Variant spelling of the given name.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Nickless is the 35096th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 642 individuals. Nickless is most common among White (96.42%) individuals.

title: Nickless


text: inmanitas

title: inmanitas


text:
inpulsurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

title: inpulsurus


text:
inpellendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

title: inpellendus


text:
Nickerson

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name Nicholas.

Proper noun

 * , named after.
 * , named after John Quincy Adams Nickerson.
 * , named after Reynolds K. Nickerson.
 * , named after John Quincy Adams Nickerson.
 * , named after Reynolds K. Nickerson.

title: Nickerson


text: inpulsura

title: inpulsura


text: inpulsurum

title: inpulsurum


text: inpulsuri

title: inpulsuri


text: inpulsurae

title: inpulsurae


text: inpulsurorum

title: inpulsurorum


text: inpulsurarum

title: inpulsurarum


text: inpulsuro

title: inpulsuro


text: inpulsuris

title: inpulsuris


text: inpulsuram

title: inpulsuram


text: inpulsuros

title: inpulsuros


text: inpulsuras

title: inpulsuras


text: inpulsure

title: inpulsure


text:
Nickisson

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name Nicholas.

title: Nickisson


text: inpellenda

title: inpellenda


text: inpellendum

title: inpellendum


text: inpellendi

title: inpellendi


text: inpellendae

title: inpellendae


text: inpellendorum

title: inpellendorum


text: inpellendarum

title: inpellendarum


text: inpellendo

title: inpellendo


text: inpellendis

title: inpellendis


text: inpellendam

title: inpellendam


text: inpellendos

title: inpellendos


text: inpellendas

title: inpellendas


text: inpellende

title: inpellende


text:
impulsurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to assail

title: impulsurus


text:
impellendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be assailed

title: impellendus


text: impulsura

title: impulsura


text: impulsurum

title: impulsurum


text:
Nicolson

Etymology
Variant of.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Nicolson is the 34758th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 650 individuals. Nicolson is most common among White (89.38%) individuals.

title: Nicolson


text: impulsuri

title: impulsuri


text: impulsurae

title: impulsurae


text: impulsurorum

title: impulsurorum


text: impulsurarum

title: impulsurarum


text: impulsuro

title: impulsuro


text: impulsuris

title: impulsuris


text: impulsuram

title: impulsuram


text: impulsuros

title: impulsuros


text: impulsuras

title: impulsuras


text: impulsure

title: impulsure


text: impellenda

title: impellenda


text: impellendum

title: impellendum


text: impellendi

title: impellendi


text: impellendae

title: impellendae


text: impellendorum

title: impellendorum


text: impellendarum

title: impellendarum


text: impellendo

title: impellendo


text: impellendis

title: impellendis


text: impellendam

title: impellendam


text: impellendos

title: impellendos


text: impellendas

title: impellendas


text: impellende

title: impellende


text:
Nicks

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name Nicholas + the patronymic suffix -s.

title: Nicks


text: inportunissimus

title: inportunissimus


text: inportunissima

title: inportunissima


text: inportunissimum

title: inportunissimum


text: inportunissimi

title: inportunissimi


text: inportunissimae

title: inportunissimae


text:
Nickson

Etymology
From Nick, diminutive of the given name Nicholas.

title: Nickson


text: inportunissimorum

title: inportunissimorum


text: inportunissimarum

title: inportunissimarum


text: inportunissimo

title: inportunissimo


text: inportunissimis

title: inportunissimis


text: inportunissimam

title: inportunissimam


text: inportunissimos

title: inportunissimos


text: inportunissimas

title: inportunissimas


text: inportunissime

title: inportunissime


text:
Nixson

Etymology
Rare spelling variant of Nickson, from Nick, diminutive of the given name Nicholas.

title: Nixson


text: inprobissimus

title: inprobissimus


text: inprobissima

title: inprobissima


text: inprobissimum

title: inprobissimum


text: inprobissimi

title: inprobissimi


text: inprobissimae

title: inprobissimae


text: inprobissimorum

title: inprobissimorum


text: inprobissimarum

title: inprobissimarum


text: inprobissimo

title: inprobissimo


text: inprobissimis

title: inprobissimis


text: inprobissimam

title: inprobissimam


text: inprobissimos

title: inprobissimos


text: inprobissimas

title: inprobissimas


text: inprobissime

title: inprobissime


text: inpubes

title: inpubes


text: inpuberes

title: inpuberes


text: inpuberia

title: inpuberia


text: inpuberis

title: inpuberis


text: inpuberium

title: inpuberium


text: inpuberi

title: inpuberi


text: inpuberibus

title: inpuberibus


text: inpuberem

title: inpuberem


text: inpurus

title: inpurus


text: inpura

title: inpura


text: inpurum

title: inpurum


text: inpuri

title: inpuri


text: inpurae

title: inpurae


text: inpurorum

title: inpurorum


text: inpurarum

title: inpurarum


text: inpuro

title: inpuro


text: inpuris

title: inpuris


text: inpuram

title: inpuram


text: inpuros

title: inpuros


text: inpuras

title: inpuras


text: inpure

title: inpure


text: inretisses

title: inretisses


text: oréganos

title: oréganos


text: inrogatio

title: inrogatio


text:
interfecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to kill

title: interfecturus


text: interfectura

title: interfectura


text: interfecturum

title: interfecturum


text: interfecturi

title: interfecturi


text: interfecturae

title: interfecturae


text: interfecturorum

title: interfecturorum


text: interfecturarum

title: interfecturarum


text: interfecturo

title: interfecturo


text: interfecturis

title: interfecturis


text: interfecturam

title: interfecturam


text: interfecturos

title: interfecturos


text: interfecturas

title: interfecturas


text: interfecture

title: interfecture


text:
Leeson

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name.

title: Leeson


text:
inurens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) burning (in, off or away)

title: inurens


text:
inusturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to burn (in, off or away)

title: inusturus


text:
inustus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) burnt (in, off or away)

title: inustus


text:
inurendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be burnt (in, off or away)

title: inurendus


text: inurentes

title: inurentes


text: inurentia

title: inurentia


text: inurentis

title: inurentis


text: inurentium

title: inurentium


text: inurenti

title: inurenti


text: inurente

title: inurente


text: inurentibus

title: inurentibus


text: inurentem

title: inurentem


text: inustura

title: inustura


text: inusturum

title: inusturum


text: inusturi

title: inusturi


text: inusturae

title: inusturae


text: inusturorum

title: inusturorum


text: inusturarum

title: inusturarum


text: inusturo

title: inusturo


text: inusturis

title: inusturis


text: inusturam

title: inusturam


text: inusturos

title: inusturos


text: inusturas

title: inusturas


text: inusture

title: inusture


text: inusta

title: inusta


text: inustum

title: inustum


text: inusti

title: inusti


text: inustae

title: inustae


text: inustorum

title: inustorum


text: inustarum

title: inustarum


text:
inusto

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  burned
 * 2)  branded marked with fire
 * 1)  branded marked with fire

title: inusto


text: inustis

title: inustis


text: inustam

title: inustam


text: inustos

title: inustos


text: inustas

title: inustas


text: inuste

title: inuste


text: inurenda

title: inurenda


text: inurendum

title: inurendum


text: inurendi

title: inurendi


text: inurendae

title: inurendae


text: inurendorum

title: inurendorum


text: inurendarum

title: inurendarum


text: inurendo

title: inurendo


text: inurendis

title: inurendis


text: inurendam

title: inurendam


text: inurendos

title: inurendos


text: inurendas

title: inurendas


text: inurende

title: inurende


text:
Pattinson

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name.

title: Pattinson


text:
Pattison

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name.

title: Pattison


text:
Parkinson

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name.

Noun

 * 1) Parkinson's

title: Parkinson


text:
Rawlinson

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name.

title: Rawlinson


text:
Rawson

Etymology
From a variant of the given name.

Translations

 * Polish: Rawson

Etymology
.

title: Rawson


text:
Kitson

Etymology
+.

title: Kitson


text:
inveterasco

Verb

 * 1) to grow old
 * 2) to become inveterate

title: inveterasco


text:
Jepson

Etymology
From a diminutive of the given name.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Jepson is the 10204th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 3157 individuals. Jepson is most common among White (95.31%) individuals.

title: Jepson


text: inveterascis

title: inveterascis


text: inveterascit

title: inveterascit


text: inveterascimus

title: inveterascimus


text: inveterascitis

title: inveterascitis


text: inveterascunt

title: inveterascunt


text: inveterascam

title: inveterascam


text: inveterasces

title: inveterasces


text: inveterascet

title: inveterascet


text: inveterascemus

title: inveterascemus


text: inveterascetis

title: inveterascetis


text: inveterascent

title: inveterascent


text: inveterascebam

title: inveterascebam


text: inveterascebas

title: inveterascebas


text: inveterascebat

title: inveterascebat


text: inveterascebamus

title: inveterascebamus


text: inveterascebatis

title: inveterascebatis


text: inveterascebant

title: inveterascebant


text:
Jobson

Etymology
From the given name.

title: Jobson


text: inveterascas

title: inveterascas


text: inveterascat

title: inveterascat


text: inveterascamus

title: inveterascamus


text: inveterascatis

title: inveterascatis


text: inveterascant

title: inveterascant


text: inveterascerem

title: inveterascerem


text: inveterasceres

title: inveterasceres


text: inveterasceret

title: inveterasceret


text: inveterasceremus

title: inveterasceremus


text: inveterasceretis

title: inveterasceretis


text: inveterascerent

title: inveterascerent


text: inveterasce

title: inveterasce


text: inveterascito

title: inveterascito


text: inveterascite

title: inveterascite


text: inveterascitote

title: inveterascitote


text: inveterascunto

title: inveterascunto


text: inveterascere

title: inveterascere


text:
Mathieson

Etymology
From.

title: Mathieson


text: lenierit

title: lenierit


text: leritis

title: leritis


text: liberarunt

title: liberarunt


text: liberarit

title: liberarit


text: liberarimus

title: liberarimus


text: liberaritis

title: liberaritis


text: liberaram

title: liberaram


text: liberarim

title: liberarim


text: liberasses

title: liberasses


text: liberasset

title: liberasset


text: liberassemus

title: liberassemus


text: liberassent

title: liberassent


text:
lubido

Noun

 * 1) desire, longing
 * 2) lust, wantonness
 * 3) passion

title: lubido


text: incensiones

title: incensiones


text: incensionis

title: incensionis


text: incensionum

title: incensionum


text: incensioni

title: incensioni


text: incensionibus

title: incensionibus


text: incensionem

title: incensionem


text: incensione

title: incensione


text: inmanitates

title: inmanitates


text: inmanitatis

title: inmanitatis


text: inmanitatum

title: inmanitatum


text: inmanitati

title: inmanitati


text: inmanitatibus

title: inmanitatibus


text: inmanitatem

title: inmanitatem


text: inmanitate

title: inmanitate


text: inrogationes

title: inrogationes


text: inrogationis

title: inrogationis


text: inrogationum

title: inrogationum


text: inrogationi

title: inrogationi


text: inrogationibus

title: inrogationibus


text: inrogationem

title: inrogationem


text: inrogatione

title: inrogatione


text: lubidines

title: lubidines


text: lubidinis

title: lubidinis


text: lubidinum

title: lubidinum


text: lubidini

title: lubidini


text: lubidinibus

title: lubidinibus


text: lubidinem

title: lubidinem


text: lubidine

title: lubidine


text:
mego

Phrase

 * : used to indicate the speaker's boredom or impatience with some subject or activity.

Etymology
Most likely a contraction of either, based on , or of , from. Note, however, that similar forms exist in other European languages (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Alternatively from, and thus doublet to the borrowing ; cf. 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  gentle, mild, peaceable

title: mego


text:
fissional

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to fission.

title: fissional


text:
Vienna paste

Noun

 * 1) A caustic mixture of potash and quicklime.

title: Vienna paste


text: Vienna pastes

title: Vienna pastes


text:
maturaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to mature

title: maturaturus


text:
maturandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be matured

title: maturandus


text: maturatura

title: maturatura


text: maturaturum

title: maturaturum


text: maturaturi

title: maturaturi


text: maturaturae

title: maturaturae


text: megos

title: megos


text: maturaturorum

title: maturaturorum


text: maturaturarum

title: maturaturarum


text: maturaturo

title: maturaturo


text: maturaturis

title: maturaturis


text: maturaturam

title: maturaturam


text: maturaturos

title: maturaturos


text: maturaturas

title: maturaturas


text: maturature

title: maturature


text: maturandum

title: maturandum


text: maturandae

title: maturandae


text: maturandorum

title: maturandorum


text: maturandarum

title: maturandarum


text: adrets

title: adrets


text: megas

title: megas


text: maturandis

title: maturandis


text: maturandam

title: maturandam


text: maturandos

title: maturandos


text: maturandas

title: maturandas


text: maxumus

title: maxumus


text: maxuma

title: maxuma


text: maxumum

title: maxumum


text: maxumi

title: maxumi


text: maxumae

title: maxumae


text: maxumorum

title: maxumorum


text: maxumarum

title: maxumarum


text: maxumo

title: maxumo


text: maxumis

title: maxumis


text: maxumam

title: maxumam


text: maxumos

title: maxumos


text: maxumas

title: maxumas


text: maxume

title: maxume


text: multarunt

title: multarunt


text: multarit

title: multarit


text: multarimus

title: multarimus


text: multaritis

title: multaritis


text: multarint

title: multarint


text: multarat

title: multarat


text: multarant

title: multarant


text: multarim

title: multarim


text: multasset

title: multasset


text: multassemus

title: multassemus


text: multassent

title: multassent


text:
為替

Etymology
Alteration of, from.

Noun

 * 1) money order
 * 2) money exchange
 * 1) money exchange

title: 為替


text:
multatio

Noun

 * 1) penalty, fine

title: multatio


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːvɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/auːvɪ


text: occludis

title: occludis


text: occludit

title: occludit


text: occludimus

title: occludimus


text: occluditis

title: occluditis


text: occludunt

title: occludunt


text: occludam

title: occludam


text: occludet

title: occludet


text: occludemus

title: occludemus


text: occludetis

title: occludetis


text:
occludent

Adjective

 * 1) Serving to occlude or close.

title: occludent


text: occludebam

title: occludebam


text: occludebas

title: occludebas


text: occludebat

title: occludebat


text: occludebamus

title: occludebamus


text: occludebatis

title: occludebatis


text: occludebant

title: occludebant


text: occlusisti

title: occlusisti


text: occlusit

title: occlusit


text: occlusimus

title: occlusimus


text: occlusistis

title: occlusistis


text: occluserunt

title: occluserunt


text: occluseris

title: occluseris


text: occluserit

title: occluserit


text: occluserimus

title: occluserimus


text: occluseritis

title: occluseritis


text: occluserint

title: occluserint


text: occluseram

title: occluseram


text: occluseras

title: occluseras


text: occluserat

title: occluserat


text: occluseramus

title: occluseramus


text: occluseratis

title: occluseratis


text: occluserant

title: occluserant


text: occludor

title: occludor


text:
occlusurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to close up

title: occlusurus


text: occluderis

title: occluderis


text: occluditur

title: occluditur


text:
occlusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) closed up

title: occlusus


text: occludimur

title: occludimur


text: occludimini

title: occludimini


text:
occludendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be closed up

title: occludendus


text: occluduntur

title: occluduntur


text: occludar

title: occludar


text: occludetur

title: occludetur


text: occludemur

title: occludemur


text: occludemini

title: occludemini


text: occludentur

title: occludentur


text: occludebar

title: occludebar


text: occludentes

title: occludentes


text: occludebaris

title: occludebaris


text: occludebatur

title: occludebatur


text: occludebamur

title: occludebamur


text: occludentia

title: occludentia


text: occludebamini

title: occludebamini


text: occludentis

title: occludentis


text: occludebantur

title: occludebantur


text: occludas

title: occludas


text: occludentium

title: occludentium


text: occludat

title: occludat


text: occludamus

title: occludamus


text: occludenti

title: occludenti


text: occludatis

title: occludatis


text:
occludant

Noun

 * 1) Something that occludes.

title: occludant


text: occluderem

title: occluderem


text: occluderes

title: occluderes


text: occludentibus

title: occludentibus


text: occluderet

title: occluderet


text: occluderemus

title: occluderemus


text: occludentem

title: occludentem


text: occluderetis

title: occluderetis


text: occluderent

title: occluderent


text: occluserim

title: occluserim


text: occlusissem

title: occlusissem


text: occlusura

title: occlusura


text: occlusisses

title: occlusisses


text: occlusisset

title: occlusisset


text: occlusurum

title: occlusurum


text: occlusissemus

title: occlusissemus


text: occlusuri

title: occlusuri


text: occlusissetis

title: occlusissetis


text: occlusissent

title: occlusissent


text: occlusurae

title: occlusurae


text: occludaris

title: occludaris


text: occlusurorum

title: occlusurorum


text: occludatur

title: occludatur


text: occludamur

title: occludamur


text: occlusurarum

title: occlusurarum


text: occludamini

title: occludamini


text: occludantur

title: occludantur


text: occlusuro

title: occlusuro


text: occluderer

title: occluderer


text: occludereris

title: occludereris


text: occlusuris

title: occlusuris


text: occluderetur

title: occluderetur


text: occluderemur

title: occluderemur


text: occlusuram

title: occlusuram


text: occluderemini

title: occluderemini


text: occluderentur

title: occluderentur


text: occlusuros

title: occlusuros


text: occlusuras

title: occlusuras


text: occludito

title: occludito


text: occludite

title: occludite


text: occlusure

title: occlusure


text: occluditote

title: occluditote


text: occludunto

title: occludunto


text: occlusum

title: occlusum


text: occluditor

title: occluditor


text: occluduntor

title: occluduntor


text: occlusisse

title: occlusisse


text: occlusae

title: occlusae


text: occlusorum

title: occlusorum


text: occlusarum

title: occlusarum


text: occlusis

title: occlusis


text: occlusam

title: occlusam


text: occlusos

title: occlusos


text: occlusas

title: occlusas


text: occludenda

title: occludenda


text: occludendum

title: occludendum


text: occludendi

title: occludendi


text: occludendae

title: occludendae


text: occludendorum

title: occludendorum


text:
信託

Etymology
In the noun sense, an.

Verb

 * 1) to entrust; to trust

Noun

 * 1) trust bond

Noun

 * 1) trust, entrustment
 * 2) leaving things up to a trusted party
 * 1) leaving things up to a trusted party

Verb

 * 1) set up a financial trust
 * 2) leave in trust

title: 信託


text: oppugnarimus

title: oppugnarimus


text: occludendarum

title: occludendarum


text: oppugnaritis

title: oppugnaritis


text: oppugnarint

title: oppugnarint


text: occludendis

title: occludendis


text: occludendam

title: occludendam


text: oppugnaras

title: oppugnaras


text: occludendos

title: occludendos


text: oppugnarat

title: oppugnarat


text: occludendas

title: occludendas


text: oppugnarant

title: oppugnarant


text: occludende

title: occludende


text: oppugnarim

title: oppugnarim


text: oppugnassem

title: oppugnassem


text: oppugnasses

title: oppugnasses


text: oppugnasset

title: oppugnasset


text: oppugnassemus

title: oppugnassemus


text: oppugnassent

title: oppugnassent


text: parebitur

title: parebitur


text: parebatur

title: parebatur


text: pareatur

title: pareatur


text: paretor

title: paretor


text:
permodestus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very modest etc

title: permodestus


text: permodesta

title: permodesta


text: permodestum

title: permodestum


text: permodesti

title: permodesti


text: permodestae

title: permodestae


text: permodestorum

title: permodestorum


text: permodestarum

title: permodestarum


text: permodesto

title: permodesto


text: permodestis

title: permodestis


text: permodestam

title: permodestam


text: permodestos

title: permodestos


text: permodestas

title: permodestas


text: permodeste

title: permodeste


text:
pertimescens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) becoming frightened

title: pertimescens


text: pertimescentes

title: pertimescentes


text: pertimescentia

title: pertimescentia


text: pertimescentis

title: pertimescentis


text: pertimescentium

title: pertimescentium


text: pertimescenti

title: pertimescenti


text: pertimescente

title: pertimescente


text: pertimescentibus

title: pertimescentibus


text: pertimescentem

title: pertimescentem


text:
pertimescendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to become frightened

title: pertimescendus


text: pertimescenda

title: pertimescenda


text: pertimescendum

title: pertimescendum


text: pertimescendi

title: pertimescendi


text: pertimescendae

title: pertimescendae


text: pertimescendorum

title: pertimescendorum


text: pertimescendarum

title: pertimescendarum


text: pertimescendo

title: pertimescendo


text: pertimescendis

title: pertimescendis


text: pertimescendam

title: pertimescendam


text: pertimescendos

title: pertimescendos


text: pertimescendas

title: pertimescendas


text: pertimescende

title: pertimescende


text: prolatat

title: prolatat


text: prolatamus

title: prolatamus


text: prolatatis

title: prolatatis


text: prolatant

title: prolatant


text: prolatabo

title: prolatabo


text: prolatabis

title: prolatabis


text: prolatabit

title: prolatabit


text: prolatabimus

title: prolatabimus


text: prolatabitis

title: prolatabitis


text: prolatabunt

title: prolatabunt


text: prolatabam

title: prolatabam


text: prolatabas

title: prolatabas


text: prolatabat

title: prolatabat


text: prolatabamus

title: prolatabamus


text: prolatabatis

title: prolatabatis