text: zampase

title: zampase


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title: zampaseis


text: zampasen

title: zampasen


text: zampases

title: zampases


text: zampasteis

title: zampasteis


text: zampemos

title: zampemos


text: zampen

title: zampen


text: zampes

title: zampes


text: zampábamos

title: zampábamos


text: zampáis

title: zampáis


text: zampáramos

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title: zampáremos


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title: zampásemos


text: zampé

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text: zampéis

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title: zampó


text:
単純

Adjective

 * 1) simple

Noun

 * 1) simple
 * 2) pure
 * 3) free

title: 単純


text:
heiligenschein

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) An optical phenomenon which creates a bright spot around the shadow of the viewer's head, when the surface on which the shadow falls has special optical characteristics (as with dewy grass).

title: heiligenschein


text: concupiscis

title: concupiscis


text: concupiscit

title: concupiscit


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title: concupiscimus


text: concupiscitis

title: concupiscitis


text: concupiscunt

title: concupiscunt


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title: concupiscam


text: concupisces

title: concupisces


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title: concupiscet


text: concupiscemus

title: concupiscemus


text: concupiscetis

title: concupiscetis


text: concupiscebam

title: concupiscebam


text: concupiscebas

title: concupiscebas


text: concupiscebat

title: concupiscebat


text: fédéralismes

title: fédéralismes


text: concupiscebamus

title: concupiscebamus


text: concupiscebatis

title: concupiscebatis


text: concupiscebant

title: concupiscebant


text: concupivisti

title: concupivisti


text: concupivit

title: concupivit


text: concupivimus

title: concupivimus


text: concupivistis

title: concupivistis


text: concupiverunt

title: concupiverunt


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title: concupivero


text: concupiveris

title: concupiveris


text: concupiverit

title: concupiverit


text: concupiverimus

title: concupiverimus


text: concupiveritis

title: concupiveritis


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title: concupiverint


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title: concupiveram


text: concupiveras

title: concupiveras


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title: concupiverat


text: concupiveramus

title: concupiveramus


text: concupiveratis

title: concupiveratis


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title: concupiverant


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title: concupiscor


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title: concupisceris


text: concupiscitur

title: concupiscitur


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title: concupiscimur


text:
単車

Etymology
Appears to be a coinage in Japan of elements derived from, as a compound of.

Noun

 * 1) a motorcycle, motorbike

title: 単車


text: concupiscimini

title: concupiscimini


text: concupiscuntur

title: concupiscuntur


text: concupiscar

title: concupiscar


text: concupiscetur

title: concupiscetur


text: concupiscemur

title: concupiscemur


text: concupiscemini

title: concupiscemini


text: concupiscentur

title: concupiscentur


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title: concupiscebar


text: concupiscebaris

title: concupiscebaris


text: concupiscebatur

title: concupiscebatur


text: concupiscebamur

title: concupiscebamur


text: concupiscebamini

title: concupiscebamini


text: concupiscebantur

title: concupiscebantur


text: concupiscas

title: concupiscas


text: concupiscat

title: concupiscat


text: concupiscamus

title: concupiscamus


text: concupiscatis

title: concupiscatis


text: concupiscant

title: concupiscant


text: concupiscerem

title: concupiscerem


text: concupisceres

title: concupisceres


text: concupisceret

title: concupisceret


text: concupisceremus

title: concupisceremus


text: concupisceretis

title: concupisceretis


text: concupiscerent

title: concupiscerent


text: concupiverim

title: concupiverim


text: concupivissem

title: concupivissem


text: concupivisses

title: concupivisses


text: concupivisset

title: concupivisset


text: concupivissemus

title: concupivissemus


text: concupivissetis

title: concupivissetis


text: concupivissent

title: concupivissent


text: concupiscaris

title: concupiscaris


text: concupiscatur

title: concupiscatur


text: concupiscamur

title: concupiscamur


text: concupiscamini

title: concupiscamini


text: concupiscantur

title: concupiscantur


text: concupiscerer

title: concupiscerer


text: concupiscereris

title: concupiscereris


text: concupisceretur

title: concupisceretur


text: concupisceremur

title: concupisceremur


text: concupisceremini

title: concupisceremini


text: concupiscerentur

title: concupiscerentur


text: concupiscito

title: concupiscito


text: concupiscite

title: concupiscite


text: concupiscitote

title: concupiscitote


text: concupiscunto

title: concupiscunto


text: concupiscere

title: concupiscere


text: concupiscitor

title: concupiscitor


text: concupiscuntor

title: concupiscuntor


text: concupivisse

title: concupivisse


text:
unsappy

Etymology
From en. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) Not sappy; without excessive, cloying sentimentality.

title: unsappy


text:
単独

Noun

 * 1) single
 * 2) sole

title: 単独


text:
ointmentlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of ointment.

title: ointmentlike


text:
lozengelike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a lozenge (diamond shape).

title: lozengelike


text:
crucifigendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be crucified

title: crucifigendus


text: crucifigenda

title: crucifigenda


text: crucifigendum

title: crucifigendum


text: crucifigendi

title: crucifigendi


text: crucifigendae

title: crucifigendae


text: crucifigendorum

title: crucifigendorum


text: crucifigendarum

title: crucifigendarum


text: crucifigendo

title: crucifigendo


text: crucifigendis

title: crucifigendis


text: crucifigendam

title: crucifigendam


text: crucifigendos

title: crucifigendos


text: crucifigendas

title: crucifigendas


text: crucifigende

title: crucifigende


text:
multischematic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to more than one schema.

title: multischematic


text:
octennially

Adverb

 * 1) Every eight years.

title: octennially


text:
deponens

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) depositing
 * 2) resigning
 * 3) deposing
 * 4)  deponent

Noun

 * 1)  deponent (verb)

title: deponens


text:
octaeteris

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * : An 8-year period, particularly in Greek calendrical and astronomical calculations.

title: octaeteris


text: octaeterides

title: octaeterides


text: deponentes

title: deponentes


text: deponentia

title: deponentia


text: deponentis

title: deponentis


text: deponentium

title: deponentium


text: deponentibus

title: deponentibus


text: deponentem

title: deponentem


text:
wheel away

Verb

 * 1)  To run around in celebration
 * 2) * 2007, Alan Smith, online edition, Goal proves Owen is back in the big time
 * Following an hour of graft that did not include too many glimpses of goal he casually wheeled away having finished David Beckham's inviting cross in the manner of a man totally at home in those kind of positions.

title: wheel away


text: dormitat

title: dormitat


text: dormitamus

title: dormitamus


text: dormitatis

title: dormitatis


text:
stabbingly

Adverb

 * 1)  With a stabbing motion or action.
 * After hours spent in the mine, the sunlight was stabbingly bright.

title: stabbingly


text: dormitant

title: dormitant


text: dormitabo

title: dormitabo


text: dormitabis

title: dormitabis


text: dormitabit

title: dormitabit


text: dormitabimus

title: dormitabimus


text: dormitabitis

title: dormitabitis


text: dormitabunt

title: dormitabunt


text: dormitabam

title: dormitabam


text: dormitabat

title: dormitabat


text: dormitabamus

title: dormitabamus


text: dormitabatis

title: dormitabatis


text: dormitabant

title: dormitabant


text: dormitavi

title: dormitavi


text: dormitavisti

title: dormitavisti


text: dormitavit

title: dormitavit


text: dormitavimus

title: dormitavimus


text: dormitavistis

title: dormitavistis


text: dormitaverunt

title: dormitaverunt


text: dormitavero

title: dormitavero


text: dormitaveris

title: dormitaveris


text: dormitaverit

title: dormitaverit


text: dormitaverimus

title: dormitaverimus


text: dormitaveritis

title: dormitaveritis


text: dormitaverint

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text: dormitaveram

title: dormitaveram


text: dormitaveras

title: dormitaveras


text: dormitaverat

title: dormitaverat


text: dormitaveramus

title: dormitaveramus


text: dormitaveratis

title: dormitaveratis


text: dormitaverant

title: dormitaverant


text: dormitaris

title: dormitaris


text: dormitatur

title: dormitatur


text: dormitamur

title: dormitamur


text: dormitamini

title: dormitamini


text: dormitantur

title: dormitantur


text: dormitabor

title: dormitabor


text: dormitaberis

title: dormitaberis


text: dormitabitur

title: dormitabitur


text: dormitabimur

title: dormitabimur


text: dormitabimini

title: dormitabimini


text: dormitabuntur

title: dormitabuntur


text: dormitabar

title: dormitabar


text: dormitabaris

title: dormitabaris


text: dormitabatur

title: dormitabatur


text: dormitabamur

title: dormitabamur


text: dormitabamini

title: dormitabamini


text: dormitabantur

title: dormitabantur


text: dormitem

title: dormitem


text: dormitet

title: dormitet


text:
queryingly

Adverb

 * 1) With, or as, a question or query.

title: queryingly


text: dormitemus

title: dormitemus


text: dormitetis

title: dormitetis


text: dormitent

title: dormitent


text: dormitarem

title: dormitarem


text: dormitaret

title: dormitaret


text: dormitaremus

title: dormitaremus


text: dormitaretis

title: dormitaretis


text: dormitarent

title: dormitarent


text: dormitaverim

title: dormitaverim


text: dormitavissem

title: dormitavissem


text: dormitavisses

title: dormitavisses


text: dormitavisset

title: dormitavisset


text: dormitavissemus

title: dormitavissemus


text: dormitavissetis

title: dormitavissetis


text: dormitavissent

title: dormitavissent


text: dormiter

title: dormiter


text: dormiteris

title: dormiteris


text: dormitetur

title: dormitetur


text: dormitemur

title: dormitemur


text: dormitemini

title: dormitemini


text: dormitentur

title: dormitentur


text: dormitarer

title: dormitarer


text: dormitareris

title: dormitareris


text: dormitaretur

title: dormitaretur


text: dormitaremur

title: dormitaremur


text: dormitaremini

title: dormitaremini


text: dormitarentur

title: dormitarentur


text: dormitato

title: dormitato


text: dormitate

title: dormitate


text: dormitatote

title: dormitatote


text: dormitanto

title: dormitanto


text: dormitator

title: dormitator


text: dormitantor

title: dormitantor


text: dormitavisse

title: dormitavisse


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text:
whizzingly

Adverb

 * 1) With a whizzing sound or motion.

title: whizzingly


text:
excolens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) tending, cultivating
 * 2) improving, perfecting

title: excolens


text: excolentes

title: excolentes


text: excolentia

title: excolentia


text: excolentis

title: excolentis


text: excolentium

title: excolentium


text: excolenti

title: excolenti


text: excolentibus

title: excolentibus


text: excolentem

title: excolentem


text: perplext

title: perplext


text:
payroller

Noun

 * 1) Someone on a payroll; someone who earns a salary.

title: payroller


text: garnitures

title: garnitures


text: ieiunasset

title: ieiunasset


text: gintleman

title: gintleman


text:
jedge

Noun

 * 1)  A gauge or standard.
 * 1)  A gauge or standard.
 * 1)  A gauge or standard.
 * 1)  A gauge or standard.
 * 1)  A gauge or standard.
 * 1)  A gauge or standard.

title: jedge


text: tellest

title: tellest


text: telled

title: telled


text:
sjukanmäla

Verb

 * 1) call in sick

title: sjukanmäla


text:
minnit

Noun

 * 1)  minute

title: minnit


text: nebber

title: nebber


text:
subiugalis

Adjective

 * 1) Accustomed to the yoke

title: subiugalis


text: subiugale

title: subiugale


text: subiugales

title: subiugales


text: subiugalia

title: subiugalia


text: subiugalium

title: subiugalium


text: subiugali

title: subiugali


text: subiugalibus

title: subiugalibus


text: subiugalem

title: subiugalem


text:
nooning

Noun

 * 1)   A nap or rest in the middle of the day.
 * 2)  lunch; a meal in the middle of the day
 * 1)  lunch; a meal in the middle of the day
 * 1)  lunch; a meal in the middle of the day
 * 1)  lunch; a meal in the middle of the day

title: nooning


text: objurgations

title: objurgations


text: overflowings

title: overflowings


text: owld

title: owld


text: palisaded

title: palisaded


text:
everro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sweep or clean out

title: everro


text: everris

title: everris


text: everrit

title: everrit


text: everrimus

title: everrimus


text: everritis

title: everritis


text: everrunt

title: everrunt


text: everram

title: everram


text: everres

title: everres


text: everret

title: everret


text: everremus

title: everremus


text: everretis

title: everretis


text: everrent

title: everrent


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title: everrebam


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title: everrebas


text: everrebat

title: everrebat


text: everrebamus

title: everrebamus


text: everrebatis

title: everrebatis


text: everrebant

title: everrebant


text: everri

title: everri


text: everristi

title: everristi


text: everristis

title: everristis


text: everrerunt

title: everrerunt


text: everrero

title: everrero


text: everreris

title: everreris


text: everrerit

title: everrerit


text: everrerimus

title: everrerimus


text: everreritis

title: everreritis


text: everrerint

title: everrerint


text: everreram

title: everreram


text: everreras

title: everreras


text: everrerat

title: everrerat


text: everreramus

title: everreramus


text:
shrinkingly

Adverb

 * 1) In a shrinking manner; as if shrinking away

title: shrinkingly


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title: everreratis


text: everrerant

title: everrerant


text: everror

title: everror


text: everritur

title: everritur


text: everrimur

title: everrimur


text: everrimini

title: everrimini


text: everruntur

title: everruntur


text: everrar

title: everrar


text: everretur

title: everretur


text: everremur

title: everremur


text: everremini

title: everremini


text: everrentur

title: everrentur


text: everrebar

title: everrebar


text: everrebaris

title: everrebaris


text: everrebatur

title: everrebatur


text: everrebamur

title: everrebamur


text: everrebamini

title: everrebamini


text: everrebantur

title: everrebantur


text: everras

title: everras


text: everrat

title: everrat


text: everramus

title: everramus


text: everratis

title: everratis


text: everrant

title: everrant


text: everrerem

title: everrerem


text: everreres

title: everreres


text: everreret

title: everreret


text: everreremus

title: everreremus


text: everreretis

title: everreretis


text: everrerent

title: everrerent


text: everrerim

title: everrerim


text: everrissem

title: everrissem


text: everrisses

title: everrisses


text: everrisset

title: everrisset


text: everrissemus

title: everrissemus


text: everrissetis

title: everrissetis


text: everrissent

title: everrissent


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title: everraris


text: everratur

title: everratur


text: everramur

title: everramur


text: everramini

title: everramini


text: everrantur

title: everrantur


text: everrerer

title: everrerer


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title: everrereris


text: everreretur

title: everreretur


text: everreremur

title: everreremur


text: everreremini

title: everreremini


text: everrerentur

title: everrerentur


text: everre

title: everre


text: everrito

title: everrito


text: everrite

title: everrite


text: everritote

title: everritote


text: everrunto

title: everrunto


text: everrere

title: everrere


text: everritor

title: everritor


text: everruntor

title: everruntor


text: everrisse

title: everrisse


text: seemest

title: seemest


text:
proprietory

Etymology
Influence of.

title: proprietory


text:
ampless

Adjective

 * 1)  Without an amplifier.

title: ampless


text:
overflowingly

Adverb

 * 1) So as to overflow; very excessively or generously.

title: overflowingly


text:
pertranseo

Verb

 * 1) to go or pass through
 * 2) to pass away
 * 1) to pass away

title: pertranseo


text: pertransis

title: pertransis


text: pertransit

title: pertransit


text: pertransimus

title: pertransimus


text: pertransitis

title: pertransitis


text: pertranseunt

title: pertranseunt


text: pertransibo

title: pertransibo


text: pertransibis

title: pertransibis


text: pertransibit

title: pertransibit


text: pertransibimus

title: pertransibimus


text: pertransibitis

title: pertransibitis


text: pertransibunt

title: pertransibunt


text: pertransibam

title: pertransibam


text: pertransibas

title: pertransibas


text: pertransibat

title: pertransibat


text: pertransibamus

title: pertransibamus


text: pertransibatis

title: pertransibatis


text: pertransibant

title: pertransibant


text: pertransii

title: pertransii


text: pertransivi

title: pertransivi


text: pertransisti

title: pertransisti


text: pertransiit

title: pertransiit


text: pertransiimus

title: pertransiimus


text: pertransistis

title: pertransistis


text: pertransierunt

title: pertransierunt


text: pertransiero

title: pertransiero


text: pertransieris

title: pertransieris


text: pertransierit

title: pertransierit


text: pertransierimus

title: pertransierimus


text: pertransieritis

title: pertransieritis


text: pertransierint

title: pertransierint


text: pertransieram

title: pertransieram


text: pertransieras

title: pertransieras


text: pertransierat

title: pertransierat


text: pertransieramus

title: pertransieramus


text: pertransieratis

title: pertransieratis


text: pertransierant

title: pertransierant


text: pertranseam

title: pertranseam


text: pertranseas

title: pertranseas


text: pertranseat

title: pertranseat


text: pertranseamus

title: pertranseamus


text: pertranseatis

title: pertranseatis


text: pertranseant

title: pertranseant


text: pertransirem

title: pertransirem


text: pertransires

title: pertransires


text: pertransiret

title: pertransiret


text: pertransiremus

title: pertransiremus


text: pertransiretis

title: pertransiretis


text: pertransirent

title: pertransirent


text: pertransierim

title: pertransierim


text: pertransissem

title: pertransissem


text: pertransisses

title: pertransisses


text: pertransisset

title: pertransisset


text: pertransissemus

title: pertransissemus


text: pertransissetis

title: pertransissetis


text: pertransissent

title: pertransissent


text: pertransi

title: pertransi


text: pertransito

title: pertransito


text: pertransite

title: pertransite


text: pertransitote

title: pertransitote


text: pertranseunto

title: pertranseunto


text: pertransire

title: pertransire


text: pertransisse

title: pertransisse


text: pertransiri

title: pertransiri


text: pinnarum

title: pinnarum


text: pinnis

title: pinnis


text: pinnam

title: pinnam


text: plagae

title: plagae


text: plagarum

title: plagarum


text: plagis

title: plagis


text:
plagam

Noun

title: plagam


text:
plantatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) planted
 * 2) propagated

title: plantatus


text: plantata

title: plantata


text: plantatum

title: plantatum


text: plantati

title: plantati


text: plantatae

title: plantatae


text:
obstetricia

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) obstetrics

title: obstetricia


text: plantatorum

title: plantatorum


text: plantatarum

title: plantatarum


text: plantatam

title: plantatam


text: plantatos

title: plantatos


text: plantatas

title: plantatas


text: eliminada

title: eliminada


text: eliminados

title: eliminados


text: eliminadas

title: eliminadas


text: plicat

title: plicat


text: plicamus

title: plicamus


text: plicant

title: plicant


text: plicabo

title: plicabo


text: plicabis

title: plicabis


text: plicabit

title: plicabit


text: plicabimus

title: plicabimus


text: plicabitis

title: plicabitis


text: plicabunt

title: plicabunt


text: plicabam

title: plicabam


text: plicabas

title: plicabas


text: plicabat

title: plicabat


text: plicabamus

title: plicabamus


text: plicabatis

title: plicabatis


text: plicabant

title: plicabant


text: plicor

title: plicor


text: plicaris

title: plicaris


text: plicatur

title: plicatur


text: plicamur

title: plicamur


text: plicamini

title: plicamini


text: plicantur

title: plicantur


text: plicabor

title: plicabor


text: plicaberis

title: plicaberis


text: plicabitur

title: plicabitur


text: plicabimur

title: plicabimur


text: plicabimini

title: plicabimini


text: plicabuntur

title: plicabuntur


text: plicabar

title: plicabar


text: plicabaris

title: plicabaris


text: plicabatur

title: plicabatur


text: plicabamur

title: plicabamur


text: plicabamini

title: plicabamini


text: plicabantur

title: plicabantur


text: plicem

title: plicem


text: plices

title: plices


text: plicet

title: plicet


text: plicemus

title: plicemus


text: plicetis

title: plicetis


text: plicent

title: plicent


text: plicarem

title: plicarem


text: plicares

title: plicares


text: plicaret

title: plicaret


text: plicaremus

title: plicaremus


text: plicaretis

title: plicaretis


text: plicarent

title: plicarent


text: plicer

title: plicer


text: pliceris

title: pliceris


text: plicetur

title: plicetur


text: plicemur

title: plicemur


text: plicemini

title: plicemini


text: plicentur

title: plicentur


text: plicarer

title: plicarer


text: plicareris

title: plicareris


text: plicaretur

title: plicaretur


text: plicaremur

title: plicaremur


text: plicaremini

title: plicaremini


text: plicarentur

title: plicarentur


text: plorastis

title: plorastis


text: plicatote

title: plicatote


text: plicanto

title: plicanto


text: plicator

title: plicator


text: plicantor

title: plicantor


text: plicari

title: plicari


text: plicuisset

title: plicuisset


text:
Talk:high-pressure

If the adjective is hyphenated, why isn't it in the example High pressure situations ? (minerva1000, Dec 2010)
 * It is now. --Mat200 16:49, 16 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:high-pressure


text:
búnker

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) bunker
 * 2)  the far-right movement in Spain in the 1970s and early 1980s that opposed reform in favor of preserving Francoist policies

title: búnker


text: búnkeres

title: búnkeres


text: plicui

title: plicui


text: plaguicidas

title: plaguicidas


text: plicuisti

title: plicuisti


text: plicuit

title: plicuit


text: plicuimus

title: plicuimus


text: plicuistis

title: plicuistis


text: plicuerunt

title: plicuerunt


text: plicuero

title: plicuero


text: plicueris

title: plicueris


text: plicuerit

title: plicuerit


text: plicuerimus

title: plicuerimus


text: plicueritis

title: plicueritis


text: plicuerint

title: plicuerint


text: plicueram

title: plicueram


text: plicueras

title: plicueras


text: plicuerat

title: plicuerat


text: plicueramus

title: plicueramus


text: plicueratis

title: plicueratis


text: plicuerant

title: plicuerant


text: plicuerim

title: plicuerim


text: plicuissem

title: plicuissem


text: plicuisses

title: plicuisses


text: plicuissemus

title: plicuissemus


text: plicuissetis

title: plicuissetis


text: plicuissent

title: plicuissent


text: plicuisse

title: plicuisse


text:
portans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) carrying, bearing
 * 2) conveying, bringing

title: portans


text: portantes

title: portantes


text: portantia

title: portantia


text: portantis

title: portantis


text: portantium

title: portantium


text: portantibus

title: portantibus


text: portantem

title: portantem


text: portiones

title: portiones


text: portionis

title: portionis


text: portionum

title: portionum


text: portioni

title: portioni


text: portionibus

title: portionibus


text: portionem

title: portionem


text: portione

title: portione


text:
postulans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) asking, requesting etc.
 * 2) prosecuting, accusing etc.

title: postulans


text:
Talk:ببر

ببر: which language is it really inherited in?
The Persian asserts
 * From 🇨🇬. Cognate with Sanskrit and related to Old Armenian  and Old Georgian  (both loanwords from Iranian).

and the Arabic
 * From 🇨🇬. Cognate to Akkadian.

Which of these is it really? If actually both, then surely one was at least formally or semantically influenced by the other, and this should be noted too. 4pq1injbok 17:00, 16 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I don't know for sure, but the etymology from Proto-Indo-Iranian looks suspicious to me. AFAIK, gh never becomes b in Persian. I think the Persian is more likely to be a loanword from Arabic. But I don't have any sources to confirm that suspicion. —Angr 12:07, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

Incidentally, our entry [[Viagra]] redlinks to [[व्याघ्रः]], while [[व्याघ्र]] is a bluelink: something needs fixing. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:34, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Both व्याघ्रः and व्याघ्र are correct. The two dots (visarga) are the suffix -h, which is a case ending that marks the nominative singular. But since it is an inflexional suffix, it is often left off of the citation form. So it is a question of which spelling to use as the citation form. I don’t think anybody has written a policy on this, but generally we have not been using it in the lemma, but only in the declension table. Changed mention in Viagra to व्याघ्र. —Stephen (Talk) 20:28, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:ببر


text: postulantes

title: postulantes


text: postulantia

title: postulantia


text: postulantis

title: postulantis


text: postulantium

title: postulantium


text: postulanti

title: postulanti


text: postulantibus

title: postulantibus


text: postulantem

title: postulantem


text:
telly tennis

Etymology
From +, the game having a superficial resemblance to tennis.

Noun

 * 1)  The game of Pong, or any TV game closely based on it.

title: telly tennis


text:
praeceptor

Noun

 * 1) teacher, instructor, tutor, preceptor
 * 2) commander, ruler
 * 1) commander, ruler

title: praeceptor


text: praeceptores

title: praeceptores


text: praeceptoris

title: praeceptoris


text: praeceptori

title: praeceptori


text: praeceptoribus

title: praeceptoribus


text: praeceptorem

title: praeceptorem


text: praeceptore

title: praeceptore


text: eliminativists

title: eliminativists


text:
eliminativistic

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to eliminativism.

title: eliminativistic


text:
praecessor

Noun

 * 1) predecessor
 * 2) superior (person of higher rank)

title: praecessor


text: praecessores

title: praecessores


text: praecessoris

title: praecessoris


text: praecessorum

title: praecessorum


text: praecessori

title: praecessori


text: praecessoribus

title: praecessoribus


text: praecessorem

title: praecessorem


text: praecessore

title: praecessore


text:
praecingo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to gird about
 * 2) to surround or encircle

title: praecingo


text: praecingis

title: praecingis


text: praecingit

title: praecingit


text: praecingimus

title: praecingimus


text: praecingitis

title: praecingitis


text: praecingunt

title: praecingunt


text: praecingam

title: praecingam


text: praecinges

title: praecinges


text: praecinget

title: praecinget


text: praecingemus

title: praecingemus


text: praecingetis

title: praecingetis


text: praecingent

title: praecingent


text: praecingebam

title: praecingebam


text: praecingebas

title: praecingebas


text: praecingebat

title: praecingebat


text: praecingebamus

title: praecingebamus


text: praecingebatis

title: praecingebatis


text: praecingebant

title: praecingebant


text: praecinxi

title: praecinxi


text: praecinxisti

title: praecinxisti


text: praecinxit

title: praecinxit


text: praecinximus

title: praecinximus


text: praecinxistis

title: praecinxistis


text: praecinxerunt

title: praecinxerunt


text: praecinxero

title: praecinxero


text: praecinxeris

title: praecinxeris


text: praecinxerit

title: praecinxerit


text: praecinxerimus

title: praecinxerimus


text: praecinxeritis

title: praecinxeritis


text: praecinxerint

title: praecinxerint


text: praecinxeram

title: praecinxeram


text: praecinxeras

title: praecinxeras


text: praecinxerat

title: praecinxerat


text: praecinxeramus

title: praecinxeramus


text: praecinxeratis

title: praecinxeratis


text: praecinxerant

title: praecinxerant


text: praecingor

title: praecingor


text: praecingeris

title: praecingeris


text: praecingitur

title: praecingitur


text: praecingimur

title: praecingimur


text: praecingimini

title: praecingimini


text: praecinguntur

title: praecinguntur


text: praecingar

title: praecingar


text: praecingetur

title: praecingetur


text: praecingemur

title: praecingemur


text: praecingemini

title: praecingemini


text: praecingentur

title: praecingentur


text: praecingebar

title: praecingebar


text: praecingebaris

title: praecingebaris


text: praecingebatur

title: praecingebatur


text: praecingebamur

title: praecingebamur


text: praecingebamini

title: praecingebamini


text: praecingebantur

title: praecingebantur


text: praecingas

title: praecingas


text: praecingat

title: praecingat


text: praecingamus

title: praecingamus


text: praecingatis

title: praecingatis


text: praecingant

title: praecingant


text: praecingerem

title: praecingerem


text: praecingeres

title: praecingeres


text: praecingeret

title: praecingeret


text: praecingeremus

title: praecingeremus


text: praecingeretis

title: praecingeretis


text: praecingerent

title: praecingerent


text: praecinxerim

title: praecinxerim


text: praecinxissem

title: praecinxissem


text: praecinxisses

title: praecinxisses


text: praecinxisset

title: praecinxisset


text: praecinxissemus

title: praecinxissemus


text: praecinxissetis

title: praecinxissetis


text: praecinxissent

title: praecinxissent


text: praecingaris

title: praecingaris


text: praecingatur

title: praecingatur


text: praecingamur

title: praecingamur


text: praecingamini

title: praecingamini


text: praecingantur

title: praecingantur


text: praecingerer

title: praecingerer


text: praecingereris

title: praecingereris


text: praecingeretur

title: praecingeretur


text: praecingeremur

title: praecingeremur


text: praecingeremini

title: praecingeremini


text: praecingerentur

title: praecingerentur


text: praecinge

title: praecinge


text: praecingito

title: praecingito


text: praecingite

title: praecingite


text: praecingitote

title: praecingitote


text: praecingunto

title: praecingunto


text: praecingere

title: praecingere


text: praecingitor

title: praecingitor


text: praecinguntor

title: praecinguntor


text: praecinxisse

title: praecinxisse


text: praecingi

title: praecingi


text:
praecinctus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) surrounded, encircled

title: praecinctus


text: praecincta

title: praecincta


text: praecinctum

title: praecinctum


text: praecincti

title: praecincti


text: praecinctae

title: praecinctae


text: praecinctorum

title: praecinctorum


text: praecinctarum

title: praecinctarum


text: praecincto

title: praecincto


text: praecinctis

title: praecinctis


text: praecinctam

title: praecinctam


text: praecinctos

title: praecinctos


text: praecinctas

title: praecinctas


text: praecincte

title: praecincte


text:
praecurrens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) preceding
 * 2) surpassing

title: praecurrens


text: praecurrentes

title: praecurrentes


text: praecurrentia

title: praecurrentia


text: praecurrentis

title: praecurrentis


text: praecurrentium

title: praecurrentium


text: praecurrenti

title: praecurrenti


text: praecurrentibus

title: praecurrentibus


text: praecurrentem

title: praecurrentem


text:
headfuckery

Etymology
? ?

Noun

 * 1)  Material that destabilizes or confuses the mind.

title: headfuckery


text: praegnates

title: praegnates


text: praegnatia

title: praegnatia


text: praegnatis

title: praegnatis


text: praegnatium

title: praegnatium


text: praegnati

title: praegnati


text: praegnatibus

title: praegnatibus


text: praegnatem

title: praegnatem


text: gestions

title: gestions


text: praegnate

title: praegnate


text: gaz naturels

title: gaz naturels


text:
praemeditor

Verb

 * 1) to muse or deliberate beforehand; to premeditate

title: praemeditor


text: praemeditaris

title: praemeditaris


text: praemeditatur

title: praemeditatur


text: praemeditamur

title: praemeditamur


text: praemeditamini

title: praemeditamini


text: praemeditantur

title: praemeditantur


text: praemeditabor

title: praemeditabor


text: praemeditaberis

title: praemeditaberis


text: praemeditabitur

title: praemeditabitur


text: praemeditabimur

title: praemeditabimur


text: praemeditabimini

title: praemeditabimini


text: praemeditabuntur

title: praemeditabuntur


text: praemeditabar

title: praemeditabar


text: praemeditabaris

title: praemeditabaris


text: praemeditabatur

title: praemeditabatur


text: praemeditabamur

title: praemeditabamur


text: praemeditabamini

title: praemeditabamini


text: praemeditabantur

title: praemeditabantur


text: praemediter

title: praemediter


text: praemediteris

title: praemediteris


text: praemeditetur

title: praemeditetur


text: praemeditemur

title: praemeditemur


text: praemeditemini

title: praemeditemini


text: praemeditentur

title: praemeditentur


text: praemeditarer

title: praemeditarer


text: praemeditareris

title: praemeditareris


text: praemeditaretur

title: praemeditaretur


text: praemeditaremur

title: praemeditaremur


text: praemeditaremini

title: praemeditaremini


text: praemeditarentur

title: praemeditarentur


text: praemeditare

title: praemeditare


text: praemeditator

title: praemeditator


text: praemeditantor

title: praemeditantor


text: praemeditari

title: praemeditari


text: praesaepium

title: praesaepium


text: praesepium

title: praesepium


text: praesepia

title: praesepia


text: praesepii

title: praesepii


text: praesepiorum

title: praesepiorum


text: praesepio

title: praesepio


text: praesepiis

title: praesepiis


text: praesaepia

title: praesaepia


text: praesaepii

title: praesaepii


text: praesaepiorum

title: praesaepiorum


text: praesaepiis

title: praesaepiis


text:
bare one's breast

Verb

 * 1) To make oneself vulnerable.
 * 2) * 1854-55,, , Chapter 59
 * I'm going to be angry with you. Pitch into old Frank Henchman—hit away, my young one.' And Frank put himself into an attitude as of one prepared to receive a pugilistic assault. He bared his breast, as it were, and showed his scars, and said, "Strike!"'
 * I'm going to be angry with you. Pitch into old Frank Henchman—hit away, my young one.' And Frank put himself into an attitude as of one prepared to receive a pugilistic assault. He bared his breast, as it were, and showed his scars, and said, "Strike!"'

title: bare one's breast


text: prudentior

title: prudentior


text:
++

Symbol

 * 1)  Double check.
 * 2)  Checkmate.
 * 3)  Increment by 1 (in certain programming languages such as C and Java).
 * 4)  Indicating agreement with a previously posted comment.

Suffix

 * 1)  Indicates a product with additional features or functionality.
 * C++
 * Notepad++


text: prudentius

title: prudentius


text: prudentiores

title: prudentiores


text: prudentiora

title: prudentiora


text: prudentioris

title: prudentioris


text: prudentiorum

title: prudentiorum


text: prudentiori

title: prudentiori


text: prudentiorem

title: prudentiorem


text: prudentiore

title: prudentiore


text: prudentioribus

title: prudentioribus


text:
pugillaris

Etymology
, since they were hand-sized.

Noun

 * 1)  A kind of notebook or tablet used in Ancient Rome.

Usage notes

 * Normally found in the plural.

Adjective

 * 1)  fist

title: pugillaris


text: vänsterextrema

title: vänsterextrema


text: pugillaria

title: pugillaria


text: pugillarium

title: pugillarium


text: pugillari

title: pugillari


text: pugillaribus

title: pugillaribus


text: pugillarem

title: pugillarem


text:
vänsterextrem

Adjective

 * 1)  far-left, socialist revolutionary (ready to use violence for leftist politics)

title: vänsterextrem


text: våldsamma

title: våldsamma


text:
vägledning

Noun

 * 1) guidance

title: vägledning


text: utkom

title: utkom


text:
utkomma

Verb

 * 1) to appear, to be published

title: utkomma


text: utfört

title: utfört


text:
utförd

Adjective

 * 1) performed, executed
 * 2) produced, made
 * 3)  exported

title: utförd


text:
utfall

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) outcome, result
 * 2) a forceful forward movement, a charge; an attack

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) outcome, result

Noun

 * 1) an outcome, a result
 * 2) an attack

title: utfall


text:
åklagare

Noun

 * 1) a prosecutor

title: åklagare


text:
åklaga

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to prosecute

title: åklaga


text:
åtala

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to charge, to prosecute, to indict

title: åtala


text: upptagna

title: upptagna


text: uppkom

title: uppkom


text:
uppkomma

Verb

 * 1) to originate

title: uppkomma


text:
uppkomst

Etymology
From the verb.

Noun

 * 1) an origin
 * Om arternas uppkomst
 * On the origin of species

title: uppkomst


text:
underskattad

Adjective

 * 1) underestimated, undervalued, underrated

title: underskattad


text:
ceannsaichte

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) tame

title: ceannsaichte


text:
ceannsaiche

Noun

 * 1) conqueror

title: ceannsaiche


text: ceannsaichean

title: ceannsaichean


text: tillämpligt

title: tillämpligt


text:
tillämplig

Adjective

 * 1) applicable

title: tillämplig


text:
terroristgrupp

Noun

 * 1) a terrorist group

title: terroristgrupp


text:
terroristbekämpning

Noun

 * 1) antiterrorism

title: terroristbekämpning


text:
bekämpning

Noun

 * 1) combat, fighting (of something)

Usage notes
See the usage notes for.

title: bekämpning


text:
naasas

Etymology
Denominal based on.

Verb

 * 1) I am broadcasting seeds, sprinkling a mass of fine particles, letting such a mass spill

title: naasas


text:
bekämpa

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

Verb

 * 1) to fight and thus (try to) get rid of (something); to combat (something), to fight (something)

Usage notes

 * "Fight down" or "fight away" might provide intuition.
 * Idiomatic for pest control.

title: bekämpa


text:
sisas

Etymology
Denominal, based on, so originally "it lies like snow on the ground".

.

Verb

 * 1)  it a mass of fine particles, such as slat or seeds) lies somewhere, is located somewhere.

Usage notes
This verb is semantically limited to expression in the singular third person.

This is a neuter verb that uses only the perfective mode.

Conjugation
.

title: sisas


text:
terroristangrepp

Noun

 * 1) a terrorist attack

title: terroristangrepp


text:
terrordåd

Noun

 * 1) a terror attack

title: terrordåd


text:
sanntach

Etymology
From ; cognate with 🇨🇬. .

Adjective

 * 1) covetous, greedy, avaricious

title: sanntach


text:
User talk:99.99.207.193

The entry you created at kerrsplat seems to have been a protologism and has been deleted. If you are sure that it is a real word, please provide evidence of its being used in durably archived media (mainly print works and Usenet groups) as required by our inclusion criteria. (For a term to be included, it must be used by at least three different authors over more than a year, and the authors must be actually using the word, not just explaining its meaning or stating that it exists.) If you can find any such quotations, please add them to Citations:kerrsplat. If you again add this entry without citations, it will likely get you blocked from editing further. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:36, 16 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:99.99.207.193


text:
poy

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) A support structure.
 * 2) A balancing pole used by tightrope walkers.
 * 3) A long pole, normally with a hook, used to push barges upstream.

Adverb

 * 1) little; not much; not a lot

Related terms

 * poy plus poy moins

title: poy


text:
poy plus poy moins

Adverb

 * 1)  more or less; roughly; approximately

title: poy plus poy moins


text: Category:Middle French idioms

title: Category:Middle French idioms


text: sainnt

title: sainnt


text: Armbruste

title: Armbruste


text:
soulaiger

Verb

 * 1) to relieve; to soothe

title: soulaiger


text:
User talk:Sashagreaney

My Talk I Do Not Go On This Website Reguarly

title: User talk:Sashagreaney


text:
quadam

Pronoun

 * : with/by a certain person / thing

title: quadam


text: quaesierit

title: quaesierit


text: desieuné

title: desieuné


text:
Talk:a/k/a

Tea room discussion
This is called a preposition. It looks like an abbreviation of a phrase that is not a constituent. I think of abbreviations like this (especially pronounced as an initialism) as retaining the grammar of the abbreviendum. DCDuring TALK 23:24, 5 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I don't see how this can ever be a preposition. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:45, 6 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Genau. Adverb (conjunctive), yes. Preposition, no. Leasnam 22:25, 6 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:a/k/a


text:
quandam

Pronoun

 * : a certain person / thing

title: quandam


text:
quodam

Pronoun

 * : a certain person

title: quodam


text: quibusdam

title: quibusdam


text:
also known as

Adverb

 * 1) ; alias.

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Basque:
 * Burmese:
 * Catalan: altrament dit, també conegut com
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech:, aka
 * Danish:
 * Dutch: ,
 * Estonian:
 * Finnish:
 * French: ,
 * Galician: tamén coñecido como, tamén coñecida como
 * German:
 * Hindi: उर्फ़
 * Hungarian: más néven,
 * Indonesian: juga dikenal sebagai
 * Italian:, altrimenti detto
 * Japanese: またの名,
 * Korean: -로도 알려진
 * Latin: ,
 * Marathi: उर्फ, अर्थात, तथा
 * Old Church Slavonic: иже и
 * Old English: ōþre naman
 * Polish: także znany jako
 * Portuguese: também conhecido como,
 * Romanian: zis și, cunoscut și ca
 * Russian: он же, она́ же; изве́стный та́кже как, изве́стная та́кже как
 * Spanish: también conocido como, también conocida como, ,
 * Swedish: även känd som ,
 * Tamil: என்கின்ற, என்கிற
 * Thai: หรือที่รู้จักในชื่อ
 * Turkish: diğer adıyla,
 * Vietnamese: còn gọi là, hay còn gọi là
 * Welsh: a elwir hefyd

title: also known as


text:
quoddam

Adjective

 * : a certain (thing)

title: quoddam


text:
quippini

Etymology
From, an intensified version of and. Compare.

Particle

 * 1)  how else? of course, naturally

Usage notes
Like, can be split by clitics.

title: quippini


text: avettes

title: avettes


text:
purkutyömaa

Noun

 * 1) demolition site

title: purkutyömaa


text:
työmaa

Noun

 * 1) worksite

title: työmaa


text:
User talk:Cocomojo

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title: User talk:Cocomojo


text: 感动

title: 感动


text:
感動

Verb

 * 1)  to move; to touch

Noun

 * 1) sensation; touching by heart; moving by heart

Verb

 * 1) to be impressed, to be moved

title: 感動


text:
gottgegeben

Adjective

 * 1) God-given

title: gottgegeben


text:
hiukopala

Noun

 * 1) snack, especially something salty eaten at night after a few drinks

title: hiukopala


text:
statsledning

Noun

 * 1) government, the leadership of the state

title: statsledning


text:
sprängladdning

Noun

 * 1) an explosive charge

title: sprängladdning


text: skadeutfallet

title: skadeutfallet


text: hiukapala

title: hiukapala


text:
skadeutfall

Noun

 * 1) harmful (or damaging) outcome, damage

title: skadeutfall


text:
sedvanlig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) usual

Etymology
or

Adjective

 * 1) usual, customary

title: sedvanlig


text:
sedvänja

Noun

 * 1) a custom, a practice

title: sedvänja


text:
hiukkaskiihdytin

Noun

 * 1)  particle accelerator

title: hiukkaskiihdytin


text:
säkerställa

Verb

 * 1) to secure, to make sure, to ascertain, to verify

title: säkerställa


text: säkerhetsvakter

title: säkerhetsvakter


text:
säkerhetsvakt

Noun

 * 1) a security guard

title: säkerhetsvakt


text:
näkäräinen

Etymology
Possibly from a variant of.

Noun

 * 1)  bee
 * 2)  small shot of hard liquor

title: näkäräinen


text:
säkerhetsskydd

Noun

 * 1) security protection

title: säkerhetsskydd


text:
riskera

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to risk (something)

title: riskera


text: riksledningen

title: riksledningen


text:
riksledning

Noun

 * 1) national leadership (of an organization, or of the state)
 * 2)  a long-distance telephone line

title: riksledning


text:
redempturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to redeem or atone for

title: redempturus


text: redemptura

title: redemptura


text: redempturum

title: redempturum


text: redempturi

title: redempturi


text: redempturae

title: redempturae


text: redempturorum

title: redempturorum


text: redempturarum

title: redempturarum


text: redempturo

title: redempturo


text: redempturis

title: redempturis


text: redempturam

title: redempturam


text: redempturos

title: redempturos


text: redempturas

title: redempturas


text:
redempture

Noun

 * 1)  redemption

title: redempture


text: Thesaurus:estral

title: Thesaurus:estral


text:
reaktivitet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) reactivity

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) reactivity

Noun

 * 1) reactivity

title: reaktivitet


text:
proaktivitet

Noun

 * 1) proactivity

title: proaktivitet


text: potentiella

title: potentiella


text: refrigerat

title: refrigerat


text: refrigeramus

title: refrigeramus


text: refrigeratis

title: refrigeratis


text: refrigerabo

title: refrigerabo


text: refrigerabis

title: refrigerabis


text: refrigerabit

title: refrigerabit


text: refrigerabimus

title: refrigerabimus


text: refrigerabitis

title: refrigerabitis


text: refrigerabunt

title: refrigerabunt


text: refrigerabam

title: refrigerabam


text: refrigerabat

title: refrigerabat


text: refrigerabamus

title: refrigerabamus


text: refrigerabatis

title: refrigerabatis


text: refrigerabant

title: refrigerabant


text: refrigeravisti

title: refrigeravisti


text: refrigeravit

title: refrigeravit


text: refrigeravimus

title: refrigeravimus


text: refrigeravistis

title: refrigeravistis


text: refrigeraverunt

title: refrigeraverunt


text: refrigeravero

title: refrigeravero


text: refrigeraveris

title: refrigeraveris


text: refrigeraverit

title: refrigeraverit


text: refrigeraverimus

title: refrigeraverimus


text: refrigeraveritis

title: refrigeraveritis


text: refrigeraverint

title: refrigeraverint


text: refrigeraveram

title: refrigeraveram


text: refrigeraveras

title: refrigeraveras


text: refrigeraverat

title: refrigeraverat


text: refrigeraveramus

title: refrigeraveramus


text: refrigeraveratis

title: refrigeraveratis


text: refrigeraverant

title: refrigeraverant


text: refrigeror

title: refrigeror


text: refrigeraris

title: refrigeraris


text: refrigeratur

title: refrigeratur


text: refrigeramur

title: refrigeramur


text: refrigeramini

title: refrigeramini


text: refrigerantur

title: refrigerantur


text: refrigerabor

title: refrigerabor


text: refrigeraberis

title: refrigeraberis


text: refrigerabitur

title: refrigerabitur


text: refrigerabimur

title: refrigerabimur


text: refrigerabimini

title: refrigerabimini


text: refrigerabuntur

title: refrigerabuntur


text: refrigerabar

title: refrigerabar


text: refrigerabaris

title: refrigerabaris


text: refrigerabatur

title: refrigerabatur


text: refrigerabamur

title: refrigerabamur


text: refrigerabamini

title: refrigerabamini


text: refrigerabantur

title: refrigerabantur


text: refrigerem

title: refrigerem


text: refrigeret

title: refrigeret


text: refrigeremus

title: refrigeremus


text: refrigeretis

title: refrigeretis


text:
refrigerent

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) refrigerant

title: refrigerent


text: refrigerarem

title: refrigerarem


text: refrigeraret

title: refrigeraret


text: refrigeraremus

title: refrigeraremus


text: refrigeraretis

title: refrigeraretis


text: refrigerarent

title: refrigerarent


text: refrigeraverim

title: refrigeraverim


text: refrigeravissem

title: refrigeravissem


text: refrigeravisses

title: refrigeravisses


text: refrigeravisset

title: refrigeravisset


text: refrigeravissemus

title: refrigeravissemus


text: refrigeravissetis

title: refrigeravissetis


text: refrigeravissent

title: refrigeravissent


text: refrigerer

title: refrigerer


text: refrigereris

title: refrigereris


text: refrigeretur

title: refrigeretur


text: refrigeremur

title: refrigeremur


text: refrigeremini

title: refrigeremini


text: refrigerentur

title: refrigerentur


text: refrigerarer

title: refrigerarer


text: refrigerareris

title: refrigerareris


text: refrigeraretur

title: refrigeraretur


text: refrigeraremur

title: refrigeraremur


text: refrigeraremini

title: refrigeraremini


text: refrigerarentur

title: refrigerarentur


text: refrigeratote

title: refrigeratote


text: refrigeranto

title: refrigeranto


text: refrigerantor

title: refrigerantor


text: refrigeravisse

title: refrigeravisse


text: refrigerari

title: refrigerari


text: regressa

title: regressa


text: regressum

title: regressum


text: regressae

title: regressae


text: regressorum

title: regressorum


text: regressarum

title: regressarum


text: regressis

title: regressis


text: regressam

title: regressam


text: regressos

title: regressos


text: regressas

title: regressas


text: regresse

title: regresse


text:
polisledning

Noun

 * 1) police management or leadership, police headquarters

title: polisledning


text:
reinvito

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to invite again, or in return

title: reinvito


text: reinvitas

title: reinvitas


text: reinvitat

title: reinvitat


text: reinvitamus

title: reinvitamus


text: reinvitatis

title: reinvitatis


text: reinvitant

title: reinvitant


text: reinvitabo

title: reinvitabo


text: reinvitabis

title: reinvitabis


text: reinvitabit

title: reinvitabit


text: reinvitabimus

title: reinvitabimus


text: reinvitabitis

title: reinvitabitis


text:
påverkan

Noun

 * 1) influence

title: påverkan


text: reinvitabunt

title: reinvitabunt


text: reinvitabam

title: reinvitabam


text: reinvitabas

title: reinvitabas


text: reinvitabat

title: reinvitabat


text: reinvitabamus

title: reinvitabamus


text: reinvitabatis

title: reinvitabatis


text: reinvitabant

title: reinvitabant


text: reinvitavi

title: reinvitavi


text: reinvitavisti

title: reinvitavisti


text: reinvitavit

title: reinvitavit


text: reinvitavimus

title: reinvitavimus


text: reinvitavistis

title: reinvitavistis


text: reinvitaverunt

title: reinvitaverunt


text: reinvitavero

title: reinvitavero


text: reinvitaveris

title: reinvitaveris


text: reinvitaverit

title: reinvitaverit


text: reinvitaverimus

title: reinvitaverimus


text: reinvitaveritis

title: reinvitaveritis


text: reinvitaverint

title: reinvitaverint


text: reinvitaveram

title: reinvitaveram


text: reinvitaveras

title: reinvitaveras


text: reinvitaverat

title: reinvitaverat


text: reinvitaveramus

title: reinvitaveramus


text: reinvitaveratis

title: reinvitaveratis


text: reinvitaverant

title: reinvitaverant


text: reinvitor

title: reinvitor


text: reinvitaris

title: reinvitaris


text:
inverkan

Etymology
From the verb.

Noun

 * 1) influence

title: inverkan


text: reinvitatur

title: reinvitatur


text: reinvitamur

title: reinvitamur


text: reinvitamini

title: reinvitamini


text: reinvitantur

title: reinvitantur


text: reinvitabor

title: reinvitabor


text: reinvitaberis

title: reinvitaberis


text: reinvitabitur

title: reinvitabitur


text: reinvitabimur

title: reinvitabimur


text: reinvitabimini

title: reinvitabimini


text: reinvitabuntur

title: reinvitabuntur


text: reinvitabar

title: reinvitabar


text: reinvitabaris

title: reinvitabaris


text: reinvitabatur

title: reinvitabatur


text: reinvitabamur

title: reinvitabamur


text: reinvitabamini

title: reinvitabamini


text: reinvitabantur

title: reinvitabantur


text: reinvitem

title: reinvitem


text: reinvites

title: reinvites


text: reinvitet

title: reinvitet


text: reinvitemus

title: reinvitemus


text: reinvitetis

title: reinvitetis


text: reinvitent

title: reinvitent


text: reinvitarem

title: reinvitarem


text: reinvitares

title: reinvitares


text: reinvitaret

title: reinvitaret


text: reinvitaremus

title: reinvitaremus


text: reinvitaretis

title: reinvitaretis


text: reinvitarent

title: reinvitarent


text: reinvitaverim

title: reinvitaverim


text: reinvitavissem

title: reinvitavissem


text: reinvitavisses

title: reinvitavisses


text: reinvitavisset

title: reinvitavisset


text: reinvitavissemus

title: reinvitavissemus


text: reinvitavissetis

title: reinvitavissetis


text: reinvitavissent

title: reinvitavissent


text: reinviter

title: reinviter


text: reinviteris

title: reinviteris


text: reinvitetur

title: reinvitetur


text: reinvitemur

title: reinvitemur


text: reinvitemini

title: reinvitemini


text: reinvitentur

title: reinvitentur


text: reinvitarer

title: reinvitarer


text: reinvitareris

title: reinvitareris


text: reinvitaretur

title: reinvitaretur


text: reinvitaremur

title: reinvitaremur


text: reinvitaremini

title: reinvitaremini


text: reinvitarentur

title: reinvitarentur


text:
reinvita

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to reinvite

title: reinvita


text: reinvitato

title: reinvitato


text: reinvitate

title: reinvitate


text: reinvitatote

title: reinvitatote


text: reinvitanto

title: reinvitanto


text: reinvitare

title: reinvitare


text: reinvitator

title: reinvitator


text: reinvitantor

title: reinvitantor


text: reinvitavisse

title: reinvitavisse


text: reinvitari

title: reinvitari


text:
inverka

Verb

 * 1) to influence, to impact

title: inverka


text:
tämmöinen

Adjective

 * 1) this kind of, like this

title: tämmöinen


text: repleti

title: repleti


text: repletae

title: repletae


text: repletorum

title: repletorum


text: repletarum

title: repletarum


text: repletam

title: repletam


text: tämmöisenä

title: tämmöisenä


text: reposita

title: reposita


text: repositi

title: repositi


text: repositae

title: repositae


text: repositorum

title: repositorum


text: repositarum

title: repositarum


text: reposito

title: reposito


text: repositis

title: repositis


text: repositam

title: repositam


text: repositos

title: repositos


text: repositas

title: repositas


text: reposite

title: reposite


text:
reputans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) counting or calculating again
 * 2) pondering or reflecting

title: reputans


text: reputantes

title: reputantes


text: reputantia

title: reputantia


text: reputantis

title: reputantis


text: reputantium

title: reputantium


text: reputanti

title: reputanti


text: reputantibus

title: reputantibus


text: reputantem

title: reputantem


text:
requirens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) requiring, needing

title: requirens


text: requirentes

title: requirentes


text: requirentia

title: requirentia


text: requirentis

title: requirentis


text: requirentium

title: requirentium


text: requirentibus

title: requirentibus


text: requirentem

title: requirentem


text:
vanföreställning

Noun

 * 1) a delusion, a false belief, a misconception

title: vanföreställning


text:
retributio

Noun

 * 1) recompense, repayment
 * 2) retribution

title: retributio


text: retributiones

title: retributiones


text: retributionis

title: retributionis


text: retributionum

title: retributionum


text: retributioni

title: retributioni


text: retributionibus

title: retributionibus


text: retributionem

title: retributionem


text: retributione

title: retributione


text: Category:Swedish terms prefixed with van-


text:
föreställning

Noun

 * 1) an idea, a notion, a conception (about something)
 * 2) a performance, an act

title: föreställning


text: papperstigrar

title: papperstigrar


text:
papperstiger

Noun

 * 1) a paper tiger, an empty threat

title: papperstiger


text:
överleva

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to survive

Usage notes

 * in transitive use, one can survive hardship (a famine), time (the winter) or another person (live longer than)

title: överleva


text:
oväntat

Adverb

 * 1) unexpectedly

title: oväntat


text:
väntad

Adjective

 * 1) expected, anticipated, waited (for)

title: väntad


text:
oskyldig

Adjective

 * 1) innocent (not guilty)
 * 2) innocent (harmless)
 * 3) innocent (free from immorality or sin)
 * 1) innocent (harmless)
 * 2) innocent (free from immorality or sin)
 * 1) innocent (free from immorality or sin)

title: oskyldig


text:
not by any means

Adverb

 * 1)  Not at all, not in the slightest
 * 2) * Episode 16
 * Though unusual in the Dublin area he knew that it was not by any means unknown for desperadoes who had next to nothing to live on to be abroad waylaying and generally terrorising peaceable pedestrians by placing a pistol at their head...

title: not by any means


text:
öppet

Adverb

 * 1) openly

title: öppet


text:
Citations:certain

 * Episode 16
 * He was the eldest son of inspector Corley of the G division, lately deceased, who had married a certain Katherine Brophy, the daughter of a Louth farmer.

title: Citations:certain


text:
naʼadá

Verb

 * 1) Simple passive form of naaghá

title: naʼadá


text:
go-off

Noun

 * 1) start; beginning; commencement

Usage notes
This is normally used in the phrase "at the first go-off".

Translations

 * Bulgarian: старт,

title: go-off


text:
militär

Adjective

 * 1) military

Noun

 * 1)  the military
 * 2) a military, a soldier

title: militär


text:
mentalt

Adverb

 * 1) mentally

Adverb

 * 1) mentally

Adverb

 * 1) mentally

title: mentalt


text:
billsticker

Noun

 * 1) Someone who sticks up advertisements on billboards, walls, and similar surfaces.

Translations

 * Esperanto: afiŝisto
 * French:
 * German:
 * Italian:
 * Ottoman Turkish: اعلانجی
 * Polish:
 * Russian:

title: billsticker


text: sandwichboard

title: sandwichboard


text:
give a shite

Verb

 * 1)  To care; mind; consider important.

title: give a shite


text:
throw an eye

Verb

 * 1)  To glance; peep.
 * 2) * Episode 16
 * He threw an odd eye at the same time now and then at Stephen's anything but immaculately attired interlocutor as if he had seen that nobleman somewhere or other though where he was not in a position to truthfully state nor had he the remotest idea when.

title: throw an eye


text:
part company

Verb

 * 1) To end a relationship.
 * 2) To separate; to go one's own way.
 * 3) * Episode 16
 * The pair parted company and Stephen rejoined Mr Bloom who, with his practised eye, was not without perceiving that he had succumbed to the blandiloquence of the other parasite. Alluding to the encounter he said, laughingly, Stephen, that is:
 * The pair parted company and Stephen rejoined Mr Bloom who, with his practised eye, was not without perceiving that he had succumbed to the blandiloquence of the other parasite. Alluding to the encounter he said, laughingly, Stephen, that is:

Translations

 * Dutch:
 * French:

 * Dutch: uit elkaar gaan, ieder zijn eigen weg gaan
 * French:

title: part company


text:
in someone's shoes

Prepositional phrase

 * 1)  in someone's situation.
 * 2) * Episode 16
 * I wouldn't personally repose much trust in that boon companion of yours who contributes the humorous element, Dr Mulligan, as a guide, philosopher and friend if I were in your shoes.

title: in someone's shoes


text: Category:nv:Fabrics

title: Category:nv:Fabrics


text:
know which side one's bread is buttered on

Verb

 * 1)  To be aware of where one's interests lie in a situation.
 * , Episode 16:
 * He knows which side his bread is buttered on though in all probability he never realised what it is to be without regular meals.
 * , Episode 16:
 * He knows which side his bread is buttered on though in all probability he never realised what it is to be without regular meals.


text:
mellersta

Adjective

 * 1) the most middle, central

Usage notes

 * this is a superlative without a basic form. It is often used to indicate a central part in geography

Related terms

 * = Mellanöstern
 * = Mellanöstern
 * = Mellanöstern

title: mellersta


text:
welfare hotel

Noun

 * 1) A hotel where people receiving welfare can stay until permanent housing is found for them.

title: welfare hotel


text:
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text:
pwoteksyon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) protection

title: pwoteksyon


text:
egzèse

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to exercise

title: egzèse


text:
lutosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) muddy

title: lutosus


text:
User:Caligari

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text:
morning gun

Noun

 * 1)  At military posts, a gun fired at the first note of reveille; the firing of this gun.
 * 2) * 1866 September 8, Carl Schurz, The Logical Results of the War, speech delivered at National Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, this version recorded in 1913, Frederic Bancroft (editor), Speeches, Correspondence and Political Papers of Carl Schurz, Volume I,
 * We have already heard the triumphant morning gun of Vermont, booming with increased volume. Far off San Francisco has merrily responded; old Maine in the North stands ready to send us a cheering echo, and all over the land our hosts are mustering with the inspiring confidence that to march on is to conquer.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: aamulaukaus

title: morning gun


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/==Kamikazebot==

Was about to block it :). You were one step ahead of me! Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 04:37, 17 December 2010 (UTC)


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Talk:蚟

Definition
Doesn't this mean "cricket" (蟋蟀), or is that only 蚟孙? 71.66.97.228 05:09, 17 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes. It's very obsolete. I wouldn't even bother including it unless all the modern entries have been entered. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 05:50, 17 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:蚟


text: προπάππου

title: προπάππου


text: προπάππο

title: προπάππο


text:
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Hi and welcome to wiktionary. The entry you just entered is not yet in wide use and there is 0 reference to it on google books / google. Please read our WT:CFI before recreating this entry. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 05:52, 17 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Sinisterkitten


text: προπάππε

title: προπάππε


text: προπάπποι

title: προπάπποι


text: προπάππων

title: προπάππων


text: προπάππους

title: προπάππους


text:
bohulibý

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) godly, virtuous
 * 2) pleasing to God

title: bohulibý


text: πάππου

title: πάππου


text: πάππο

title: πάππο


text: πάππε

title: πάππε


text: πάπποι

title: πάπποι


text: πάππων

title: πάππων


text: πάππους

title: πάππους


text:
race-

Prefix

 * 1)  Denoting a racemic mix or racemate of enantiomers.

title: race-


text:
hajalle

Adverb

 * 1) (in)to pieces, apart, asunder, dispersed, smashed, broken, disassembled, scattered, to bits to the state of not being whole or united
 * 2) (into being) broken, non-functional

title: hajalle


text:
rac-

Prefix

 * 1)  ; Denoting a racemic mix or racemate before a vowel

title: rac-


text:
haikaa

Etymology
Verb form of the stem ; see.

Conjugation
This verb is in practice only used in 3rd person indicative.

title: haikaa


text: laevo-

title: laevo-


text: lævo-

title: lævo-


text: lævorotatory

title: lævorotatory


text:
pocket battleship

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a class of German cruisers, having guns normally found on a battleship, operated during World War II; a battlecruiser.

title: pocket battleship


text:
evening gun

Noun

 * 1)  The firing of a gun after the last note of the retreat, signalling the lowering of the flag at sunset; the gun thus fired.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: iltalaukaus

title: evening gun


text:
kujeellinen

Adjective

 * 1) teasing, enticing

title: kujeellinen


text:
kujeellisesti

Adverb

 * 1) teasingly, enticingly

title: kujeellisesti


text:
humalikas

Noun

 * 1) drunk, drunkard

Etymology
From. Akin to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) drunk

Adjective

 * 1) drunk, intoxicated

title: humalikas


text: revivis

title: revivis


text: revivit

title: revivit


text: revivimus

title: revivimus


text: revivitis

title: revivitis


text: revivunt

title: revivunt


text: revivam

title: revivam


text: revivet

title: revivet


text: revivemus

title: revivemus


text: revivetis

title: revivetis


text: revivent

title: revivent


text: revivebam

title: revivebam


text: revivebas

title: revivebas


text: revivebat

title: revivebat


text: revivebamus

title: revivebamus


text: revivebatis

title: revivebatis


text: revivebant

title: revivebant


text:
revivor

Noun

 * 1)  revival of a suit which is abated by the death or marriage of any of the parties.
 * 2)  revival into force of a statute which had previously been repealed
 * 3) * 1962 Statute Law Revision (Pre-Union Irish Statutes) Act, 1962 §2(2) Irish Statute Book, No. 29 of 1962:
 * Where any enactment not repealed by this Act has been confirmed, revived or perpetuated by any enactment hereby repealed, such confirmation, revivor or perpetuation shall not be affected by the repeal.
 * Where any enactment not repealed by this Act has been confirmed, revived or perpetuated by any enactment hereby repealed, such confirmation, revivor or perpetuation shall not be affected by the repeal.

title: revivor


text: revivat

title: revivat


text: revivamus

title: revivamus


text: revivatis

title: revivatis


text: revivant

title: revivant


text: reviverem

title: reviverem


text: reviveres

title: reviveres


text: reviveret

title: reviveret


text: reviveremus

title: reviveremus


text: reviveretis

title: reviveretis


text: reviverent

title: reviverent


text:
humalikko

Noun

 * 1) drunk, drunkard

title: humalikko


text: revivito

title: revivito


text: revivite

title: revivite


text: revivitote

title: revivitote


text: revivunto

title: revivunto


text: revivere

title: revivere


text: ruinae

title: ruinae


text: ruinarum

title: ruinarum


text: ruinis

title: ruinis


text: ruinam

title: ruinam


text:
spot prize

Noun

 * 1) a small prize given informally during an event such as a dinner dance.

title: spot prize


text: rupta

title: rupta


text: rupti

title: rupti


text: ruptae

title: ruptae


text: ruptarum

title: ruptarum


text: rupto

title: rupto


text: ruptis

title: ruptis


text: ruptam

title: ruptam


text: ruptos

title: ruptos


text: ruptas

title: ruptas


text: rupte

title: rupte


text:
sagino

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to fatten (animals)
 * 2) to feed or nourish

title: sagino


text: saginat

title: saginat


text: saginamus

title: saginamus


text: saginatis

title: saginatis


text: saginant

title: saginant


text: saginabo

title: saginabo


text: saginabis

title: saginabis


text: saginabit

title: saginabit


text: saginabimus

title: saginabimus


text: saginabitis

title: saginabitis


text: saginabunt

title: saginabunt


text: jalkopäähän

title: jalkopäähän


text: saginabam

title: saginabam


text: saginabas

title: saginabas


text: saginabat

title: saginabat


text: saginabamus

title: saginabamus


text: saginabatis

title: saginabatis


text: saginabant

title: saginabant


text: saginavi

title: saginavi


text: saginavisti

title: saginavisti


text: saginavit

title: saginavit


text: saginavimus

title: saginavimus


text: saginavistis

title: saginavistis


text: saginaverunt

title: saginaverunt


text: saginavero

title: saginavero


text: saginaveris

title: saginaveris


text: saginaverit

title: saginaverit


text: saginaverimus

title: saginaverimus


text: saginaveritis

title: saginaveritis


text: saginaverint

title: saginaverint


text: saginaveram

title: saginaveram


text: saginaveras

title: saginaveras


text: saginaverat

title: saginaverat


text: saginaveramus

title: saginaveramus


text: saginaveratis

title: saginaveratis


text: saginaverant

title: saginaverant


text: saginor

title: saginor


text: saginaris

title: saginaris


text: saginatur

title: saginatur


text: saginamur

title: saginamur


text: saginamini

title: saginamini


text: saginantur

title: saginantur


text: saginabor

title: saginabor


text: saginaberis

title: saginaberis


text: saginabitur

title: saginabitur


text: saginabimur

title: saginabimur


text: saginabimini

title: saginabimini


text: saginabuntur

title: saginabuntur


text: saginabar

title: saginabar


text: saginabaris

title: saginabaris


text: saginabatur

title: saginabatur


text: saginabamur

title: saginabamur


text: saginabamini

title: saginabamini


text: saginabantur

title: saginabantur


text: saginem

title: saginem


text: sagines

title: sagines


text: saginet

title: saginet


text: saginemus

title: saginemus


text: saginetis

title: saginetis


text: saginent

title: saginent


text: saginarem

title: saginarem


text: saginares

title: saginares


text: saginaret

title: saginaret


text: saginaremus

title: saginaremus


text: saginaretis

title: saginaretis


text: saginarent

title: saginarent


text: saginaverim

title: saginaverim


text: saginavissem

title: saginavissem


text: saginavisses

title: saginavisses


text: saginavisset

title: saginavisset


text: saginavissemus

title: saginavissemus


text: saginavissetis

title: saginavissetis


text: saginavissent

title: saginavissent


text: saginer

title: saginer


text: sagineris

title: sagineris


text: saginetur

title: saginetur


text: saginemur

title: saginemur


text: saginemini

title: saginemini


text: saginentur

title: saginentur


text: saginarer

title: saginarer


text: saginareris

title: saginareris


text: saginaretur

title: saginaretur


text: saginaremur

title: saginaremur


text: saginaremini

title: saginaremini


text: saginarentur

title: saginarentur


text: saginato

title: saginato


text: saginatote

title: saginatote


text: saginanto

title: saginanto


text: saginare

title: saginare


text: saginator

title: saginator


text: saginantor

title: saginantor


text: saginavisse

title: saginavisse


text: saginari

title: saginari


text:
saginatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) fattened, fatted (animal)
 * 2) fed, nourished

title: saginatus


text: saginata

title: saginata


text: saginatum

title: saginatum


text: saginati

title: saginati


text: saginatae

title: saginatae


text: saginatorum

title: saginatorum


text: saginatarum

title: saginatarum


text: saginatam

title: saginatam


text: saginatos

title: saginatos


text: saginatas

title: saginatas


text: jǔzhèn

title: jǔzhèn


text: 矩阵

title: 矩阵


text:
矩陣

Noun

 * 1)  matrix

title: 矩陣


text:
банкнот

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) banknote, bill

Noun

 * 1) banknote, bill

Usage notes
Dictionaries vary in their treatment of and, sometimes including both but sometimes including only one or qualifying the usage of one. is far more common and is used by such organisations as the Bank of Russia.

title: банкнот


text:
a cavall regalat, no li miris el dentat

Proverb

 * 1) you don't look a gift horse in the mouth

title: a cavall regalat, no li miris el dentat


text:
l'Alguer

Etymology
Unclear origin. Most straightforwardly, +. Relatedly, a Medieval Latin has also been proposed. In either case, ultimately from.

title: l'Alguer


text:
kontrarevoluce

Noun

 * 1) counterrevolution

Related terms

 * See

title: kontrarevoluce


text:
kontrarevoluční

Adjective

 * 1) counterrevolutionary

title: kontrarevoluční


text:
kontrarevolucionář

Noun

 * 1) counterrevolutionary a person who opposes a revolution and attempts to reverse the changes made by it

Related terms

 * See

title: kontrarevolucionář


text:
sanctitas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) inviolability, sacredness, sanctity
 * 2) holiness, virtue, piety, integrity, honour, chastity

Descendants

 * Old Francoprovençal: saintiá

title: sanctitas


text: sanctitates

title: sanctitates


text: sanctitatis

title: sanctitatis


text: sanctitatum

title: sanctitatum


text: sanctitati

title: sanctitati


text: sanctitatibus

title: sanctitatibus


text: sanctitatem

title: sanctitatem


text:
sanctitate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sanctity

title: sanctitate


text:
satago

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to fuss, bustle about
 * 2) to have one's hands full

title: satago


text: satagis

title: satagis


text: satagit

title: satagit


text: satagimus

title: satagimus


text: satagitis

title: satagitis


text: satagunt

title: satagunt


text: satagam

title: satagam


text: satages

title: satages


text: sataget

title: sataget


text: satagemus

title: satagemus


text: satagetis

title: satagetis


text: satagent

title: satagent


text: satagebam

title: satagebam


text: satagebas

title: satagebas


text: satagebat

title: satagebat


text: satagebamus

title: satagebamus


text: satagebatis

title: satagebatis


text: satagebant

title: satagebant


text: satagor

title: satagor


text: satageris

title: satageris


text: satagitur

title: satagitur


text: satagimur

title: satagimur


text: satagimini

title: satagimini


text: sataguntur

title: sataguntur


text: satagar

title: satagar


text: satagetur

title: satagetur


text: satagemur

title: satagemur


text: satagemini

title: satagemini


text: satagentur

title: satagentur


text: satagebar

title: satagebar


text: satagebaris

title: satagebaris


text: satagebatur

title: satagebatur


text: satagebamur

title: satagebamur


text: satagebamini

title: satagebamini


text: satagebantur

title: satagebantur


text: satagas

title: satagas


text: satagat

title: satagat


text: satagamus

title: satagamus


text: satagatis

title: satagatis


text: satagant

title: satagant


text: satagerem

title: satagerem


text: satageres

title: satageres


text: satageret

title: satageret


text: satageremus

title: satageremus


text: satageretis

title: satageretis


text: satagerent

title: satagerent


text: satagaris

title: satagaris


text: satagatur

title: satagatur


text: satagamur

title: satagamur


text: satagamini

title: satagamini


text: satagantur

title: satagantur


text: satagerer

title: satagerer


text: satagereris

title: satagereris


text: satageretur

title: satageretur


text: satageremur

title: satageremur


text: satageremini

title: satageremini


text: satagerentur

title: satagerentur


text: satage

title: satage


text: satagito

title: satagito


text: satagite

title: satagite


text: satagitote

title: satagitote


text: satagunto

title: satagunto


text: satagere

title: satagere


text: satagitor

title: satagitor


text: sataguntor

title: sataguntor


text: satagi

title: satagi


text:
scior

Verb

 * , "I am known"

title: scior


text: sciris

title: sciris


text: scitur

title: scitur


text: scimur

title: scimur


text: scimini

title: scimini


text: sciuntur

title: sciuntur


text:
sciar

Verb

 * , "I will be known"

title: sciar


text: scieris

title: scieris


text: scietur

title: scietur


text: sciemur

title: sciemur


text: sciemini

title: sciemini


text: scientur

title: scientur


text:
sciebar

Verb

 * , "I was (being) known", "I used to be known", "I kept being known"

title: sciebar


text: sciebaris

title: sciebaris


text: sciebatur

title: sciebatur


text: sciebamur

title: sciebamur


text: sciebamini

title: sciebamini


text: sciebantur

title: sciebantur


text: sciaris

title: sciaris


text: sciatur

title: sciatur


text: sciamur

title: sciamur


text: sciamini

title: sciamini


text: sciantur

title: sciantur


text: scirer

title: scirer


text: scireris

title: scireris


text: sciretur

title: sciretur


text: sciremur

title: sciremur


text: sciremini

title: sciremini


text: scirentur

title: scirentur


text: sciuntor

title: sciuntor


text:
sciri

Etymology
From the apheresis of. , which compensates some of its conjugated forms.

Verb

 * 1) to exit
 * 2) to go out

title: sciri


text: siliquarum

title: siliquarum


text: siliquis

title: siliquis


text: siliquam

title: siliquam


text: siliquas

title: siliquas


text:
kulturrevolution

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) cultural revolution

title: kulturrevolution


text:
simulans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) imitating, copying
 * 2) feigning

title: simulans


text: simulantes

title: simulantes


text: simulantia

title: simulantia


text: simulantis

title: simulantis


text: simulantium

title: simulantium


text: simulantibus

title: simulantibus


text: simulantem

title: simulantem


text: kulturrevolutioner

title: kulturrevolutioner


text: kulturrevolutionerne

title: kulturrevolutionerne


text: kulturrevolutions

title: kulturrevolutions


text: kulturrevolutionens

title: kulturrevolutionens


text: kulturrevolutioners

title: kulturrevolutioners


text: kulturrevolutionernes

title: kulturrevolutionernes


text:
ets el que menges

Proverb

 * 1) you are what you eat

title: ets el que menges


text:
sinu

Pronoun

 * 1)  who

Etymology 1
From, cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 both meaning "oil, fat, grease".

Noun

 * 1) unscented coconut oil leftover after boiling

Noun

 * 1) a shrub of species.

Adjective

 * 1) sad

Verb

 * 1) to pity; feel sorry for someone

Etymology
, from,.

Noun

 * 1) sinew, nerve, tendon

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from or.

Noun

 * 1) bell

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) into; in

Usage notes

 * used when movement is implied, when no movement is implied is used.

title: sinu


text: sinui

title: sinui


text: sinuum

title: sinuum


text: sinibus

title: sinibus


text:
refrany

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

Noun

 * 1) proverb, saying

title: refrany


text: solventia

title: solventia


text: solventis

title: solventis


text: solventium

title: solventium


text: solventibus

title: solventibus


text: solventem

title: solventem


text:
parèmia

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) paroemia

title: parèmia


text: parèmies

title: parèmies


text:
sperno

Etymology
From, from.

Compare 🇨🇬,, , , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, ,.

Verb

 * 1) to move aside, push away
 * 2) to sever, separate, remove
 * 3) to despise, reject, scorn, spurn
 * 1) to sever, separate, remove
 * 2) to despise, reject, scorn, spurn
 * 1) to despise, reject, scorn, spurn

title: sperno


text: spernis

title: spernis


text: spernit

title: spernit


text: spernimus

title: spernimus


text: spernitis

title: spernitis


text: spernunt

title: spernunt


text: spernam

title: spernam


text: spernes

title: spernes


text: spernet

title: spernet


text: spernemus

title: spernemus


text: spernetis

title: spernetis


text: spernent

title: spernent


text: spernebam

title: spernebam


text: spernebas

title: spernebas


text: spernebat

title: spernebat


text: spernebamus

title: spernebamus


text: spernebatis

title: spernebatis


text: spernebant

title: spernebant


text: sprevi

title: sprevi


text: sprevisti

title: sprevisti


text: sprevit

title: sprevit


text: sprevimus

title: sprevimus


text: sprevistis

title: sprevistis


text: spreverunt

title: spreverunt


text: sprevero

title: sprevero


text: spreveris

title: spreveris


text: spreverit

title: spreverit


text: spreverimus

title: spreverimus


text: spreveritis

title: spreveritis


text: spreverint

title: spreverint


text: spreveram

title: spreveram


text: spreveras

title: spreveras


text: spreverat

title: spreverat


text: spreveramus

title: spreveramus


text: spreveratis

title: spreveratis


text: spreverant

title: spreverant


text: spernor

title: spernor


text: sperneris

title: sperneris


text: spernitur

title: spernitur


text: spernimur

title: spernimur


text: spernimini

title: spernimini


text: spernuntur

title: spernuntur


text: spernar

title: spernar


text: spernetur

title: spernetur


text: spernemur

title: spernemur


text: spernemini

title: spernemini


text: spernentur

title: spernentur


text: spernebar

title: spernebar


text: spernebaris

title: spernebaris


text: spernebatur

title: spernebatur


text: spernebamur

title: spernebamur


text: spernebamini

title: spernebamini


text: spernebantur

title: spernebantur


text: spernas

title: spernas


text: spernat

title: spernat


text: spernamus

title: spernamus


text: spernatis

title: spernatis


text: spernant

title: spernant


text: spernerem

title: spernerem


text: sperneres

title: sperneres


text: sperneret

title: sperneret


text: sperneremus

title: sperneremus


text: sperneretis

title: sperneretis


text: spernerent

title: spernerent


text: spreverim

title: spreverim


text: sprevissem

title: sprevissem


text: sprevisses

title: sprevisses


text: sprevisset

title: sprevisset


text: sprevissemus

title: sprevissemus


text: sprevissetis

title: sprevissetis


text: sprevissent

title: sprevissent


text: spernaris

title: spernaris


text: spernatur

title: spernatur


text: spernamur

title: spernamur


text: spernamini

title: spernamini


text: spernantur

title: spernantur


text: spernerer

title: spernerer


text: spernereris

title: spernereris


text: sperneretur

title: sperneretur


text: sperneremur

title: sperneremur


text: sperneremini

title: sperneremini


text: spernerentur

title: spernerentur


text: sperne

title: sperne


text: spernito

title: spernito


text: spernite

title: spernite


text: spernitote

title: spernitote


text: spernunto

title: spernunto


text: spernere

title: spernere


text: spernitor

title: spernitor


text: spernuntor

title: spernuntor


text: sprevisse

title: sprevisse


text: sperni

title: sperni


text:
stabulum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dwelling, habitation
 * 2) stall, stable
 * 3) hut
 * 4) tavern, public house, hostelry
 * 5) brothel

Descendants
Borrowings:

title: stabulum


text: stabula

title: stabula


text: stabuli

title: stabuli


text: stabulorum

title: stabulorum


text:
stabulo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to stable, house, dwell

title: stabulo


text: stabulis

title: stabulis


text:
stadii

Etymology 1
From the.

Noun

 * 1)  stadia measure of distance

Etymology 2
See.

title: stadii


text: stadiorum

title: stadiorum


text: stadiis

title: stadiis


text:
stercoro

Verb

 * 1) to dung, to manure
 * 2) to clear of excrement, to muck out
 * 1) to clear of excrement, to muck out

title: stercoro


text: stercoras

title: stercoras


text: stercorat

title: stercorat


text: stercoramus

title: stercoramus


text: stercoratis

title: stercoratis


text: stercorant

title: stercorant


text: stercorabo

title: stercorabo


text: stercorabis

title: stercorabis


text: stercorabit

title: stercorabit


text: stercorabimus

title: stercorabimus


text: stercorabitis

title: stercorabitis


text: stercorabunt

title: stercorabunt


text: stercorabam

title: stercorabam


text: stercorabas

title: stercorabas


text: stercorabat

title: stercorabat


text: stercorabamus

title: stercorabamus


text: stercorabatis

title: stercorabatis


text: stercorabant

title: stercorabant


text: stercoravi

title: stercoravi


text: stercoravisti

title: stercoravisti


text: stercoravit

title: stercoravit


text: stercoravimus

title: stercoravimus


text: stercoravistis

title: stercoravistis


text: stercoraverunt

title: stercoraverunt


text: stercoravero

title: stercoravero


text: stercoraveris

title: stercoraveris


text: stercoraverit

title: stercoraverit


text: stercoraverimus

title: stercoraverimus


text: stercoraveritis

title: stercoraveritis


text: stercoraverint

title: stercoraverint


text: stercoraveram

title: stercoraveram


text: stercoraveras

title: stercoraveras


text: stercoraverat

title: stercoraverat


text: stercoraveramus

title: stercoraveramus


text: stercoraveratis

title: stercoraveratis


text: stercoraverant

title: stercoraverant


text: stercoror

title: stercoror


text: stercoraris

title: stercoraris


text: stercoratur

title: stercoratur


text: stercoramur

title: stercoramur


text: stercoramini

title: stercoramini


text: stercorantur

title: stercorantur


text: stercorabor

title: stercorabor


text: stercoraberis

title: stercoraberis


text: stercorabitur

title: stercorabitur


text: stercorabimur

title: stercorabimur


text: stercorabimini

title: stercorabimini


text: stercorabuntur

title: stercorabuntur


text: stercorabar

title: stercorabar


text: stercorabaris

title: stercorabaris


text: stercorabatur

title: stercorabatur


text: stercorabamur

title: stercorabamur


text: stercorabamini

title: stercorabamini


text: stercorabantur

title: stercorabantur


text: stercorem

title: stercorem


text: stercores

title: stercores


text: stercoret

title: stercoret


text: stercoremus

title: stercoremus


text: stercoretis

title: stercoretis


text: stercorent

title: stercorent


text: stercorarem

title: stercorarem


text: stercorares

title: stercorares


text: stercoraret

title: stercoraret


text: stercoraremus

title: stercoraremus


text: stercoraretis

title: stercoraretis


text: stercorarent

title: stercorarent


text: stercoraverim

title: stercoraverim


text: stercoravissem

title: stercoravissem


text: stercoravisses

title: stercoravisses


text: stercoravisset

title: stercoravisset


text: stercoravissemus

title: stercoravissemus


text: stercoravissetis

title: stercoravissetis


text: stercoravissent

title: stercoravissent


text: stercorer

title: stercorer


text: stercoreris

title: stercoreris


text: stercoretur

title: stercoretur


text: stercoremur

title: stercoremur


text: stercoremini

title: stercoremini


text: stercorentur

title: stercorentur


text: stercorarer

title: stercorarer


text: stercorareris

title: stercorareris


text: stercoraretur

title: stercoraretur


text: stercoraremur

title: stercoraremur


text: stercoraremini

title: stercoraremini


text: stercorarentur

title: stercorarentur


text: stercora

title: stercora


text: stercorato

title: stercorato


text:
stercorate

Noun

 * 1)  excrement; dung

Verb

 * 1)  To manure.

title: stercorate


text: stercoratote

title: stercoratote


text: stercoranto

title: stercoranto


text: stercorare

title: stercorare


text: stercorator

title: stercorator


text: stercorantor

title: stercorantor


text: stercoravisse

title: stercoravisse


text:
sterilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) barren, sterile
 * 2) unprofitable, futile

Descendants

Borrowings:

title: sterilis


text: steriles

title: steriles


text: sterilia

title: sterilia


text: sterilium

title: sterilium


text: sterilibus

title: sterilibus


text: sterilem

title: sterilem


text:
sterquilinium

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dung heap
 * 2) midden

title: sterquilinium


text: sterquilinia

title: sterquilinia


text: sterquilinii

title: sterquilinii


text: sterquiliniorum

title: sterquiliniorum


text: sterquilinio

title: sterquilinio


text: sterquiliniis

title: sterquiliniis


text: 图灵机

title: 图灵机


text:
圖靈機

Noun

 * 1)  Turing machine

title: 圖靈機


text: stipendii

title: stipendii


text: stipendiorum

title: stipendiorum


text: stipendiis

title: stipendiis


text: subducta

title: subducta


text: subducti

title: subducti


text: subductae

title: subductae


text: subductorum

title: subductorum


text: subductarum

title: subductarum


text: subducto

title: subducto


text: subductis

title: subductis


text: subductam

title: subductam


text: subductos

title: subductos


text: subductas

title: subductas


text: subducte

title: subducte


text:
prorrumpir

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to burst into

title: prorrumpir


text:
substerno

Etymology
From la.

Verb

 * 1) to strew, scatter, spread out or under
 * 2) to bestrew, bespread
 * 3) to yield, submit for examination, acceptance, etc.

title: substerno


text: substernis

title: substernis


text: substernit

title: substernit


text: substernimus

title: substernimus


text: substernitis

title: substernitis


text: substernunt

title: substernunt


text: substernam

title: substernam


text: substernes

title: substernes


text: substernet

title: substernet


text: substernemus

title: substernemus


text: substernetis

title: substernetis


text: substernent

title: substernent


text: substernebam

title: substernebam


text: substernebas

title: substernebas


text: substernebat

title: substernebat


text: substernebamus

title: substernebamus


text: substernebatis

title: substernebatis


text: substernebant

title: substernebant


text: substravi

title: substravi


text: substravisti

title: substravisti


text: substravit

title: substravit


text: substravimus

title: substravimus


text: substravistis

title: substravistis


text: substraverunt

title: substraverunt


text: substravero

title: substravero


text: substraveris

title: substraveris


text: substraverit

title: substraverit


text: substraverimus

title: substraverimus


text: substraveritis

title: substraveritis


text: substraverint

title: substraverint


text: substraveram

title: substraveram


text: substraveras

title: substraveras


text: substraverat

title: substraverat


text: substraveramus

title: substraveramus


text: substraveratis

title: substraveratis


text: substraverant

title: substraverant


text: substernor

title: substernor


text: substerneris

title: substerneris


text: substernitur

title: substernitur


text: substernimur

title: substernimur


text: substernimini

title: substernimini


text: substernuntur

title: substernuntur


text: substernar

title: substernar


text: substernetur

title: substernetur


text: substernemur

title: substernemur


text: substernemini

title: substernemini


text: substernentur

title: substernentur


text: substernebar

title: substernebar


text: substernebaris

title: substernebaris


text: substernebatur

title: substernebatur


text: substernebamur

title: substernebamur


text: substernebamini

title: substernebamini


text: substernebantur

title: substernebantur


text: substernas

title: substernas


text: substernat

title: substernat


text: substernamus

title: substernamus


text: substernatis

title: substernatis


text: substernant

title: substernant


text: substernerem

title: substernerem


text: substerneres

title: substerneres


text: substerneret

title: substerneret


text: substerneremus

title: substerneremus


text: substerneretis

title: substerneretis


text: substernerent

title: substernerent


text: substraverim

title: substraverim


text: substravissem

title: substravissem


text: substravisses

title: substravisses


text: substravisset

title: substravisset


text: substravissemus

title: substravissemus


text: substravissetis

title: substravissetis


text: substravissent

title: substravissent


text: substernaris

title: substernaris


text: substernatur

title: substernatur


text: substernamur

title: substernamur


text: substernamini

title: substernamini


text: substernantur

title: substernantur


text: substernerer

title: substernerer


text: substernereris

title: substernereris


text: substerneretur

title: substerneretur


text: substerneremur

title: substerneremur


text: substerneremini

title: substerneremini


text: substernerentur

title: substernerentur


text: substerne

title: substerne


text: substernito

title: substernito


text: substernite

title: substernite


text: substernitote

title: substernitote


text: substernunto

title: substernunto


text: substernere

title: substernere


text: substernitor

title: substernitor


text: substernuntor

title: substernuntor


text: substravisse

title: substravisse


text: substerni

title: substerni


text:
subverto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to overturn, upset, overthrow
 * 2) to destroy, subvert
 * 1) to destroy, subvert

title: subverto


text: subvertis

title: subvertis


text: subvertit

title: subvertit


text: subvertimus

title: subvertimus


text: subvertitis

title: subvertitis


text: subvertunt

title: subvertunt


text: subvertam

title: subvertam


text: subvertes

title: subvertes


text: subvertet

title: subvertet


text: subvertemus

title: subvertemus


text: subvertetis

title: subvertetis


text: subvertent

title: subvertent


text: subvertebam

title: subvertebam


text: subvertebas

title: subvertebas


text: subvertebat

title: subvertebat


text: subvertebamus

title: subvertebamus


text: subvertebatis

title: subvertebatis


text: subvertebant

title: subvertebant


text: subverti

title: subverti


text: subvertisti

title: subvertisti


text: subvertistis

title: subvertistis


text: subverterunt

title: subverterunt


text: subvertero

title: subvertero


text: subverteris

title: subverteris


text: subverterit

title: subverterit


text: subverterimus

title: subverterimus


text: subverteritis

title: subverteritis


text: subverterint

title: subverterint


text: subverteram

title: subverteram


text: subverteras

title: subverteras


text: subverterat

title: subverterat


text: subverteramus

title: subverteramus


text: subverteratis

title: subverteratis


text: subverterant

title: subverterant


text:
subvertor

Noun

 * 1) Someone who subverts

title: subvertor


text: subvertitur

title: subvertitur


text: subvertimur

title: subvertimur


text: subvertimini

title: subvertimini


text: subvertuntur

title: subvertuntur


text: subvertar

title: subvertar


text: subvertetur

title: subvertetur


text: subvertemur

title: subvertemur


text: subvertemini

title: subvertemini


text: subvertentur

title: subvertentur


text: subvertebar

title: subvertebar


text: subvertebaris

title: subvertebaris


text: subvertebatur

title: subvertebatur


text: subvertebamur

title: subvertebamur


text: subvertebamini

title: subvertebamini


text: subvertebantur

title: subvertebantur


text: subvertas

title: subvertas


text: subvertat

title: subvertat


text: subvertamus

title: subvertamus


text: subvertatis

title: subvertatis


text: subvertant

title: subvertant


text: subverterem

title: subverterem


text: subverteres

title: subverteres


text: subverteret

title: subverteret


text: subverteremus

title: subverteremus


text: subverteretis

title: subverteretis


text: subverterent

title: subverterent


text: subverterim

title: subverterim


text: subvertissem

title: subvertissem


text: subvertisses

title: subvertisses


text: subvertisset

title: subvertisset


text: subvertissemus

title: subvertissemus


text: subvertissetis

title: subvertissetis


text: subvertissent

title: subvertissent


text: subvertaris

title: subvertaris


text: subvertatur

title: subvertatur


text: subvertamur

title: subvertamur


text: subvertamini

title: subvertamini


text: subvertantur

title: subvertantur


text: subverterer

title: subverterer


text: subvertereris

title: subvertereris


text: subverteretur

title: subverteretur


text: subverteremur

title: subverteremur


text: subverteremini

title: subverteremini


text: subverterentur

title: subverterentur


text: subverte

title: subverte


text: subvertito

title: subvertito


text: subvertite

title: subvertite


text: subvertitote

title: subvertitote


text: subvertunto

title: subvertunto


text: subvertere

title: subvertere


text: subvertitor

title: subvertitor


text: subvertuntor

title: subvertuntor


text: subvertisse

title: subvertisse


text:
subvertens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) overturning, upsetting, overthrowing
 * 2) destroying, subverting

title: subvertens