text: penetraverunt

title: penetraverunt


text: penetravero

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title: penetravero


text: penetraveris

title: penetraveris


text: penetraverit

title: penetraverit


text: penetraverimus

title: penetraverimus


text: penetraveritis

title: penetraveritis


text: penetraverint

title: penetraverint


text: penetraveram

title: penetraveram


text: penetraveras

title: penetraveras


text: penetraverat

title: penetraverat


text: penetraveramus

title: penetraveramus


text: penetraveratis

title: penetraveratis


text: penetraverant

title: penetraverant


text: penetror

title: penetror


text: penetraris

title: penetraris


text: penetratur

title: penetratur


text: penetramur

title: penetramur


text: penetramini

title: penetramini


text: penetrantur

title: penetrantur


text: penetrabor

title: penetrabor


text: penetraberis

title: penetraberis


text: penetrabitur

title: penetrabitur


text: penetrabimur

title: penetrabimur


text: penetrabimini

title: penetrabimini


text: penetrabuntur

title: penetrabuntur


text: penetrabar

title: penetrabar


text: penetrabaris

title: penetrabaris


text: penetrabatur

title: penetrabatur


text: penetrabamur

title: penetrabamur


text: penetrabamini

title: penetrabamini


text: penetrabantur

title: penetrabantur


text: penetret

title: penetret


text: penetremus

title: penetremus


text: penetretis

title: penetretis


text: penetrent

title: penetrent


text: penetraret

title: penetraret


text: penetraremus

title: penetraremus


text: penetraretis

title: penetraretis


text: penetrarent

title: penetrarent


text: penetraverim

title: penetraverim


text: penetravissem

title: penetravissem


text: penetravisses

title: penetravisses


text: penetravisset

title: penetravisset


text: penetravissemus

title: penetravissemus


text: penetravissetis

title: penetravissetis


text: penetravissent

title: penetravissent


text:
penetrer

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to penetrate

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to penetrate

title: penetrer


text: penetreris

title: penetreris


text: penetretur

title: penetretur


text: penetremur

title: penetremur


text: penetremini

title: penetremini


text: penetrentur

title: penetrentur


text: penetrarer

title: penetrarer


text: penetrareris

title: penetrareris


text: penetraretur

title: penetraretur


text: penetraremur

title: penetraremur


text: penetraremini

title: penetraremini


text: penetrarentur

title: penetrarentur


text: penetratote

title: penetratote


text: penetrantor

title: penetrantor


text: penetravisse

title: penetravisse


text: penetrari

title: penetrari


text:
pereffluo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to flow through

title: pereffluo


text: pereffluis

title: pereffluis


text: pereffluit

title: pereffluit


text: pereffluimus

title: pereffluimus


text: pereffluitis

title: pereffluitis


text: pereffluunt

title: pereffluunt


text: pereffluam

title: pereffluam


text: perefflues

title: perefflues


text: pereffluet

title: pereffluet


text: pereffluemus

title: pereffluemus


text: pereffluetis

title: pereffluetis


text: pereffluent

title: pereffluent


text: pereffluebam

title: pereffluebam


text: pereffluebas

title: pereffluebas


text: pereffluebat

title: pereffluebat


text: pereffluebamus

title: pereffluebamus


text: pereffluebatis

title: pereffluebatis


text: pereffluebant

title: pereffluebant


text: pereffluas

title: pereffluas


text: pereffluat

title: pereffluat


text: pereffluamus

title: pereffluamus


text: pereffluatis

title: pereffluatis


text: pereffluant

title: pereffluant


text: pereffluerem

title: pereffluerem


text: perefflueres

title: perefflueres


text: perefflueret

title: perefflueret


text: perefflueremus

title: perefflueremus


text: perefflueretis

title: perefflueretis


text: pereffluerent

title: pereffluerent


text: perefflue

title: perefflue


text: pereffluito

title: pereffluito


text: pereffluite

title: pereffluite


text: pereffluitote

title: pereffluitote


text: pereffluunto

title: pereffluunto


text: pereffluere

title: pereffluere


text: perfectior

title: perfectior


text: perfectius

title: perfectius


text: perfectiores

title: perfectiores


text: perfectiora

title: perfectiora


text: perfectioris

title: perfectioris


text: perfectiorum

title: perfectiorum


text: perfectiori

title: perfectiori


text: perfectiorem

title: perfectiorem


text: perfectiore

title: perfectiore


text: perfectioribus

title: perfectioribus


text: 宣传

title: 宣传


text:
宣傳

Verb

 * 1) to do publicity; to publicise; to propagate; to promote; to disseminate; to propagandize

Noun

 * 1) advertisement, publicity

Verb

 * 1) to advertise

title: 宣傳


text:
pertingens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) reaching, stretching, extending

title: pertingens


text: pertingentes

title: pertingentes


text: pertingentia

title: pertingentia


text: pertingentis

title: pertingentis


text: pertingentium

title: pertingentium


text: pertingenti

title: pertingenti


text: pertingentibus

title: pertingentibus


text: pertingentem

title: pertingentem


text: praeposita

title: praeposita


text: praepositi

title: praepositi


text: praepositae

title: praepositae


text: praepositorum

title: praepositorum


text: praepositarum

title: praepositarum


text: praeposito

title: praeposito


text: praepositis

title: praepositis


text: praepositam

title: praepositam


text: praepositos

title: praepositos


text: praepositas

title: praepositas


text: praeposite

title: praeposite


text: lods

title: lods


text: loddets

title: loddets


text: procellae

title: procellae


text: procellarum

title: procellarum


text: procellis

title: procellis


text: procellam

title: procellam


text: procellas

title: procellas


text:
propalatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) manifested, divulged

title: propalatus


text: propalata

title: propalata


text: propalatum

title: propalatum


text: propalati

title: propalati


text: propalatae

title: propalatae


text: propalatorum

title: propalatorum


text: propalatarum

title: propalatarum


text: propalato

title: propalato


text: propalatis

title: propalatis


text: propalatam

title: propalatam


text: propalatos

title: propalatos


text: propalatas

title: propalatas


text: propalate

title: propalate


text:
propitiatorius

Etymology
(forms adjectives from nouns)

title: propitiatorius


text: propitiatoria

title: propitiatoria


text:
propitiatorium

Etymology 1
Neuter substantive of.

Noun

 * 1) a means of, an ,
 * 2) a place of atonement
 * 1) a place of atonement

Etymology 2
Declined forms of.

title: propitiatorium


text: propitiatorii

title: propitiatorii


text: propitiatoriae

title: propitiatoriae


text: propitiatoriorum

title: propitiatoriorum


text: propitiatoriarum

title: propitiatoriarum


text: propitiatorio

title: propitiatorio


text: propitiatoriis

title: propitiatoriis


text: propitiatoriam

title: propitiatoriam


text: propitiatorios

title: propitiatorios


text: propitiatorias

title: propitiatorias


text: propitiatorie

title: propitiatorie


text:
providente

Adjective

 * 1) provident

title: providente


text:
provocatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  challenge (to combat)
 * 2)  stimulus, provocation, encouragement
 * 3) (legal) appeal

title: provocatio


text: provocationes

title: provocationes


text: provocationis

title: provocationis


text: provocationum

title: provocationum


text: provocationi

title: provocationi


text: provocationibus

title: provocationibus


text: provocationem

title: provocationem


text: provocatione

title: provocatione


text: proximat

title: proximat


text: proximamus

title: proximamus


text: proximatis

title: proximatis


text: proximant

title: proximant


text: proximabo

title: proximabo


text: proximabis

title: proximabis


text: proximabit

title: proximabit


text: proximabimus

title: proximabimus


text: proximabitis

title: proximabitis


text: proximabunt

title: proximabunt


text: proximabam

title: proximabam


text: proximabas

title: proximabas


text: proximabat

title: proximabat


text: proximabamus

title: proximabamus


text: proximabatis

title: proximabatis


text: proximabant

title: proximabant


text: proximavi

title: proximavi


text: proximavisti

title: proximavisti


text: proximavit

title: proximavit


text: proximavimus

title: proximavimus


text: proximavistis

title: proximavistis


text: proximaverunt

title: proximaverunt


text: proximavero

title: proximavero


text: proximaveris

title: proximaveris


text: proximaverit

title: proximaverit


text: proximaverimus

title: proximaverimus


text: proximaveritis

title: proximaveritis


text: proximaverint

title: proximaverint


text: proximaveram

title: proximaveram


text: proximaveras

title: proximaveras


text: proximaverat

title: proximaverat


text: proximaveramus

title: proximaveramus


text: proximaveratis

title: proximaveratis


text: proximaverant

title: proximaverant


text: proximor

title: proximor


text: proximaris

title: proximaris


text: proximatur

title: proximatur


text: proximamur

title: proximamur


text: proximamini

title: proximamini


text: proximantur

title: proximantur


text: proximabor

title: proximabor


text: proximaberis

title: proximaberis


text: proximabitur

title: proximabitur


text: proximabimur

title: proximabimur


text: proximabimini

title: proximabimini


text: proximabuntur

title: proximabuntur


text: proximabar

title: proximabar


text: proximabaris

title: proximabaris


text: proximabatur

title: proximabatur


text: proximabamur

title: proximabamur


text: proximabamini

title: proximabamini


text: proximabantur

title: proximabantur


text: proximem

title: proximem


text: proximes

title: proximes


text: proximet

title: proximet


text: proximemus

title: proximemus


text: proximetis

title: proximetis


text: proximent

title: proximent


text: proximarem

title: proximarem


text: proximares

title: proximares


text: proximaret

title: proximaret


text: proximaremus

title: proximaremus


text: proximaretis

title: proximaretis


text: proximarent

title: proximarent


text: proximaverim

title: proximaverim


text: proximavissem

title: proximavissem


text: proximavisses

title: proximavisses


text: proximavisset

title: proximavisset


text: proximavissemus

title: proximavissemus


text: proximavissetis

title: proximavissetis


text: proximavissent

title: proximavissent


text: proximer

title: proximer


text: proximeris

title: proximeris


text: proximetur

title: proximetur


text: proximemur

title: proximemur


text: proximemini

title: proximemini


text: proximentur

title: proximentur


text: proximarer

title: proximarer


text: proximareris

title: proximareris


text: proximaretur

title: proximaretur


text: proximaremur

title: proximaremur


text: proximaremini

title: proximaremini


text: proximarentur

title: proximarentur


text: proximato

title: proximato


text: proximatote

title: proximatote


text: proximanto

title: proximanto


text: proximare

title: proximare


text: proximator

title: proximator


text: proximantor

title: proximantor


text: proximavisse

title: proximavisse


text: proximari

title: proximari


text:
quantulus

Etymology
Diminutive form of.

Adjective
(Diminutive of: quantus)

 * 1) how little, small or trifling

title: quantulus


text: quantula

title: quantula


text:
quantulum

Noun

 * 1)  A very small amount.

title: quantulum


text: quantuli

title: quantuli


text: quantulae

title: quantulae


text: quantulorum

title: quantulorum


text: quantularum

title: quantularum


text: quantulo

title: quantulo


text: quantulis

title: quantulis


text: quantulam

title: quantulam


text: quantulos

title: quantulos


text: quantulas

title: quantulas


text: quantule

title: quantule


text:
recogito

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to consider or reflect
 * 2) to examine or inspect

title: recogito


text: recogitas

title: recogitas


text: recogitat

title: recogitat


text: recogitamus

title: recogitamus


text: recogitatis

title: recogitatis


text: recogitant

title: recogitant


text: recogitabo

title: recogitabo


text: recogitabis

title: recogitabis


text: recogitabit

title: recogitabit


text: recogitabimus

title: recogitabimus


text: recogitabitis

title: recogitabitis


text: recogitabunt

title: recogitabunt


text: recogitabam

title: recogitabam


text: recogitabas

title: recogitabas


text: recogitabat

title: recogitabat


text: recogitabamus

title: recogitabamus


text: recogitabatis

title: recogitabatis


text: recogitabant

title: recogitabant


text: recogitavi

title: recogitavi


text: recogitavisti

title: recogitavisti


text: recogitavit

title: recogitavit


text: recogitavimus

title: recogitavimus


text: recogitavistis

title: recogitavistis


text: recogitaverunt

title: recogitaverunt


text: recogitavero

title: recogitavero


text: recogitaveris

title: recogitaveris


text: recogitaverit

title: recogitaverit


text: recogitaverimus

title: recogitaverimus


text: recogitaveritis

title: recogitaveritis


text: recogitaverint

title: recogitaverint


text: recogitaveram

title: recogitaveram


text: recogitaveras

title: recogitaveras


text: recogitaverat

title: recogitaverat


text: recogitaveramus

title: recogitaveramus


text: recogitaveratis

title: recogitaveratis


text: recogitaverant

title: recogitaverant


text: recogitor

title: recogitor


text: recogitaris

title: recogitaris


text: recogitatur

title: recogitatur


text: recogitamur

title: recogitamur


text: recogitamini

title: recogitamini


text: recogitantur

title: recogitantur


text: recogitabor

title: recogitabor


text: recogitaberis

title: recogitaberis


text: recogitabitur

title: recogitabitur


text: recogitabimur

title: recogitabimur


text: recogitabimini

title: recogitabimini


text: recogitabuntur

title: recogitabuntur


text: recogitabar

title: recogitabar


text: recogitabaris

title: recogitabaris


text: recogitabatur

title: recogitabatur


text: recogitabamur

title: recogitabamur


text: recogitabamini

title: recogitabamini


text: recogitabantur

title: recogitabantur


text: recogitem

title: recogitem


text: recogites

title: recogites


text: recogitet

title: recogitet


text: recogitemus

title: recogitemus


text: recogitetis

title: recogitetis


text: recogitent

title: recogitent


text: recogitarem

title: recogitarem


text: recogitares

title: recogitares


text: recogitaret

title: recogitaret


text: recogitaremus

title: recogitaremus


text: recogitaretis

title: recogitaretis


text: recogitarent

title: recogitarent


text: recogitaverim

title: recogitaverim


text: recogitavissem

title: recogitavissem


text: recogitavisses

title: recogitavisses


text: recogitavisset

title: recogitavisset


text: recogitavissemus

title: recogitavissemus


text: recogitavissetis

title: recogitavissetis


text: recogitavissent

title: recogitavissent


text: recogiter

title: recogiter


text: recogiteris

title: recogiteris


text: recogitetur

title: recogitetur


text: recogitemur

title: recogitemur


text: recogitemini

title: recogitemini


text: recogitentur

title: recogitentur


text: recogitarer

title: recogitarer


text: recogitareris

title: recogitareris


text: recogitaretur

title: recogitaretur


text: recogitaremur

title: recogitaremur


text: recogitaremini

title: recogitaremini


text: recogitarentur

title: recogitarentur


text: recogita

title: recogita


text: recogitato

title: recogitato


text:
recogitate

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To think or ponder.

title: recogitate


text: recogitatote

title: recogitatote


text: recogitanto

title: recogitanto


text: recogitare

title: recogitare


text: recogitator

title: recogitator


text: recogitantor

title: recogitantor


text: recogitavisse

title: recogitavisse


text: recogitari

title: recogitari


text:
recusans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) refusing, declining
 * 2) rejecting

title: recusans


text: recusantes

title: recusantes


text: recusantia

title: recusantia


text: recusantis

title: recusantis


text: recusantium

title: recusantium


text: recusanti

title: recusanti


text:
recusante

Adjective

 * 1) recusant

Noun

 * 1) recusant

title: recusante


text: recusantibus

title: recusantibus


text: recusantem

title: recusantem


text:
remuneratio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) payment (in return)
 * 2) recompense, reward
 * 3) remuneration

title: remuneratio


text: remunerationes

title: remunerationes


text: remunerationis

title: remunerationis


text: remunerationum

title: remunerationum


text: remunerationi

title: remunerationi


text: remunerationibus

title: remunerationibus


text: remunerationem

title: remunerationem


text: remuneratione

title: remuneratione


text:
Stuss

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  drivel, verbal nonsense

title: Stuss


text:
renovatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) renewal
 * 2) renovation

title: renovatio


text: renovationes

title: renovationes


text: renovationis

title: renovationis


text: renovationum

title: renovationum


text: renovationi

title: renovationi


text: renovationibus

title: renovationibus


text: renovationem

title: renovationem


text: renovatione

title: renovatione


text:
reprobatio

Noun

 * 1) rejection
 * 2) reprobation

title: reprobatio


text: reprobationes

title: reprobationes


text: reprobationis

title: reprobationis


text: reprobationum

title: reprobationum


text: reprobationi

title: reprobationi


text: reprobationibus

title: reprobationibus


text: reprobationem

title: reprobationem


text: reprobatione

title: reprobatione


text:
repropitio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to propitiate again

title: repropitio


text: repropitias

title: repropitias


text: repropitiat

title: repropitiat


text: repropitiamus

title: repropitiamus


text: repropitiatis

title: repropitiatis


text: repropitiant

title: repropitiant


text: repropitiabo

title: repropitiabo


text: repropitiabis

title: repropitiabis


text: repropitiabit

title: repropitiabit


text: repropitiabimus

title: repropitiabimus


text: repropitiabitis

title: repropitiabitis


text: repropitiabunt

title: repropitiabunt


text: repropitiabam

title: repropitiabam


text: repropitiabas

title: repropitiabas


text: repropitiabat

title: repropitiabat


text: repropitiabamus

title: repropitiabamus


text: repropitiabatis

title: repropitiabatis


text: repropitiabant

title: repropitiabant


text: repropitiavi

title: repropitiavi


text: repropitiavisti

title: repropitiavisti


text: repropitiavit

title: repropitiavit


text: repropitiavimus

title: repropitiavimus


text: repropitiavistis

title: repropitiavistis


text: repropitiaverunt

title: repropitiaverunt


text: repropitiavero

title: repropitiavero


text: repropitiaveris

title: repropitiaveris


text: repropitiaverit

title: repropitiaverit


text: repropitiaverimus

title: repropitiaverimus


text: repropitiaveritis

title: repropitiaveritis


text: repropitiaverint

title: repropitiaverint


text: repropitiaveram

title: repropitiaveram


text: repropitiaveras

title: repropitiaveras


text: repropitiaverat

title: repropitiaverat


text: repropitiaveramus

title: repropitiaveramus


text: repropitiaveratis

title: repropitiaveratis


text: repropitiaverant

title: repropitiaverant


text: repropitior

title: repropitior


text: repropitiaris

title: repropitiaris


text: repropitiatur

title: repropitiatur


text: repropitiamur

title: repropitiamur


text: repropitiamini

title: repropitiamini


text: repropitiantur

title: repropitiantur


text: repropitiabor

title: repropitiabor


text: repropitiaberis

title: repropitiaberis


text: repropitiabitur

title: repropitiabitur


text: repropitiabimur

title: repropitiabimur


text: repropitiabimini

title: repropitiabimini


text: repropitiabuntur

title: repropitiabuntur


text: repropitiabar

title: repropitiabar


text: repropitiabaris

title: repropitiabaris


text: repropitiabatur

title: repropitiabatur


text: repropitiabamur

title: repropitiabamur


text: repropitiabamini

title: repropitiabamini


text: repropitiabantur

title: repropitiabantur


text: repropitiem

title: repropitiem


text: repropities

title: repropities


text: repropitiet

title: repropitiet


text:
propitio

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to propitiate
 * 2) to soothe

title: propitio


text: repropitiemus

title: repropitiemus


text: repropitietis

title: repropitietis


text: repropitient

title: repropitient


text: repropitiarem

title: repropitiarem


text: repropitiares

title: repropitiares


text: repropitiaret

title: repropitiaret


text: repropitiaremus

title: repropitiaremus


text: repropitiaretis

title: repropitiaretis


text: repropitiarent

title: repropitiarent


text: repropitiaverim

title: repropitiaverim


text: repropitiavissem

title: repropitiavissem


text: repropitiavisses

title: repropitiavisses


text: repropitiavisset

title: repropitiavisset


text: repropitiavissemus

title: repropitiavissemus


text: repropitiavissetis

title: repropitiavissetis


text: repropitiavissent

title: repropitiavissent


text: repropitier

title: repropitier


text: repropitieris

title: repropitieris


text: repropitietur

title: repropitietur


text: repropitiemur

title: repropitiemur


text: repropitiemini

title: repropitiemini


text: repropitientur

title: repropitientur


text: repropitiarer

title: repropitiarer


text: repropitiareris

title: repropitiareris


text: repropitiaretur

title: repropitiaretur


text: repropitiaremur

title: repropitiaremur


text: repropitiaremini

title: repropitiaremini


text: repropitiarentur

title: repropitiarentur


text: repropitia

title: repropitia


text: repropitiato

title: repropitiato


text:
repropitiate

Verb

 * 1)  To propitiate again.

title: repropitiate


text: repropitiatote

title: repropitiatote


text: repropitianto

title: repropitianto


text: repropitiare

title: repropitiare


text: repropitiator

title: repropitiator


text: repropitiantor

title: repropitiantor


text: repropitiavisse

title: repropitiavisse


text: repropitiari

title: repropitiari


text: propitias

title: propitias


text: propitiat

title: propitiat


text: propitiamus

title: propitiamus


text: propitiatis

title: propitiatis


text: propitiant

title: propitiant


text: propitiabo

title: propitiabo


text: propitiabis

title: propitiabis


text: propitiabit

title: propitiabit


text: propitiabimus

title: propitiabimus


text: propitiabitis

title: propitiabitis


text: propitiabunt

title: propitiabunt


text: propitiabam

title: propitiabam


text: propitiabas

title: propitiabas


text: propitiabat

title: propitiabat


text: propitiabamus

title: propitiabamus


text: propitiabatis

title: propitiabatis


text: propitiabant

title: propitiabant


text: propitiavi

title: propitiavi


text: propitiavisti

title: propitiavisti


text: propitiavit

title: propitiavit


text: propitiavimus

title: propitiavimus


text: propitiavistis

title: propitiavistis


text: propitiaverunt

title: propitiaverunt


text: propitiavero

title: propitiavero


text: propitiaveris

title: propitiaveris


text: propitiaverit

title: propitiaverit


text: propitiaverimus

title: propitiaverimus


text: propitiaveritis

title: propitiaveritis


text: propitiaverint

title: propitiaverint


text: propitiaveram

title: propitiaveram


text: propitiaveras

title: propitiaveras


text: propitiaverat

title: propitiaverat


text: propitiaveramus

title: propitiaveramus


text: propitiaveratis

title: propitiaveratis


text: propitiaverant

title: propitiaverant


text: propitior

title: propitior


text: propitiaris

title: propitiaris


text: propitiatur

title: propitiatur


text: propitiamur

title: propitiamur


text: propitiamini

title: propitiamini


text: propitiantur

title: propitiantur


text: propitiabor

title: propitiabor


text: propitiaberis

title: propitiaberis


text: propitiabitur

title: propitiabitur


text: propitiabimur

title: propitiabimur


text: propitiabimini

title: propitiabimini


text: propitiabuntur

title: propitiabuntur


text: propitiabar

title: propitiabar


text: propitiabaris

title: propitiabaris


text: propitiabatur

title: propitiabatur


text: propitiabamur

title: propitiabamur


text: propitiabamini

title: propitiabamini


text: propitiabantur

title: propitiabantur


text: propitiem

title: propitiem


text: propities

title: propities


text: propitiet

title: propitiet


text: propitiemus

title: propitiemus


text: propitietis

title: propitietis


text: propitient

title: propitient


text: propitiarem

title: propitiarem


text: propitiares

title: propitiares


text: propitiaret

title: propitiaret


text: propitiaremus

title: propitiaremus


text: propitiaretis

title: propitiaretis


text: propitiarent

title: propitiarent


text: propitiaverim

title: propitiaverim


text: propitiavissem

title: propitiavissem


text: propitiavisses

title: propitiavisses


text: propitiavisset

title: propitiavisset


text: propitiavissemus

title: propitiavissemus


text: propitiavissetis

title: propitiavissetis


text: propitiavissent

title: propitiavissent


text: propitier

title: propitier


text: propitieris

title: propitieris


text: propitietur

title: propitietur


text: propitiemur

title: propitiemur


text: propitiemini

title: propitiemini


text: propitientur

title: propitientur


text: propitiarer

title: propitiarer


text: propitiareris

title: propitiareris


text: propitiaretur

title: propitiaretur


text: propitiaremur

title: propitiaremur


text: propitiaremini

title: propitiaremini


text: propitiarentur

title: propitiarentur


text: propitia

title: propitia


text: propitiato

title: propitiato


text: propitiatote

title: propitiatote


text: propitianto

title: propitianto


text: propitiare

title: propitiare


text:
propitiator

Etymology
From the.

Noun

 * 1) One who propitiates or appeases.

Translations

 * Bulgarian:
 * Dutch: pacificator
 * French:
 * Greek:
 * Italian: ,
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:

Etymology
, (forms agent nouns)

Noun

 * 1)  a

title: propitiator


text: propitiantor

title: propitiantor


text: propitiavisse

title: propitiavisse


text: propitiari

title: propitiari


text: Category:Singulatives by language

title: Category:Singulatives by language


text:
café allongé

Noun

 * 1) (long) coffee, americano

title: café allongé


text: copper ores

title: copper ores


text:
ار

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) man (male person)
 * 2) husband

Conjunction

 * 1)  if

title: ار


text:
cont curent

Noun

 * 1) running account

title: cont curent


text:
neîmpiedicat

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unimpeded

title: neîmpiedicat


text:
riikinkukkovaltaistuin

Noun

 * 1) Peacock Throne golden throne once used in Persia
 * 2) Peacock Throne former Persian monarchy

title: riikinkukkovaltaistuin


text:
unidirecțional

Etymology
..

Adjective

 * 1) unidirectional

title: unidirecțional


text: doncq

title: doncq


text: retentum

title: retentum


text: abditum

title: abditum


text: abductum

title: abductum


text: abactum

title: abactum


text: abiunctum

title: abiunctum


text: abalienatum

title: abalienatum


text: abdicatum

title: abdicatum


text: ablactas

title: ablactas


text: ablactat

title: ablactat


text: ablactamus

title: ablactamus


text: ablactatis

title: ablactatis


text: ablactant

title: ablactant


text: ablactabo

title: ablactabo


text: ablactabis

title: ablactabis


text: ablactabit

title: ablactabit


text: ablactabimus

title: ablactabimus


text: ablactabitis

title: ablactabitis


text: ablactabunt

title: ablactabunt


text: ablactabam

title: ablactabam


text: ablactabas

title: ablactabas


text: ablactabat

title: ablactabat


text: ablactabamus

title: ablactabamus


text: ablactabatis

title: ablactabatis


text: ablactabant

title: ablactabant


text: ablactavi

title: ablactavi


text: ablactavisti

title: ablactavisti


text: ablactavit

title: ablactavit


text: ablactavimus

title: ablactavimus


text: ablactavistis

title: ablactavistis


text: ablactaverunt

title: ablactaverunt


text: ablactavero

title: ablactavero


text: ablactaveris

title: ablactaveris


text: ablactaverit

title: ablactaverit


text: ablactaverimus

title: ablactaverimus


text: ablactaveritis

title: ablactaveritis


text: ablactaverint

title: ablactaverint


text: ablactaveram

title: ablactaveram


text: ablactaveras

title: ablactaveras


text: ablactaverat

title: ablactaverat


text: ablactaveramus

title: ablactaveramus


text: ablactaveratis

title: ablactaveratis


text: ablactaverant

title: ablactaverant


text: ablactor

title: ablactor


text: ablactaris

title: ablactaris


text: ablactatur

title: ablactatur


text: ablactamur

title: ablactamur


text: ablactamini

title: ablactamini


text: ablactantur

title: ablactantur


text: ablactabor

title: ablactabor


text: ablactaberis

title: ablactaberis


text: ablactabitur

title: ablactabitur


text: ablactabimur

title: ablactabimur


text: ablactabimini

title: ablactabimini


text: ablactabuntur

title: ablactabuntur


text: ablactabar

title: ablactabar


text: ablactabaris

title: ablactabaris


text: ablactabatur

title: ablactabatur


text: ablactabamur

title: ablactabamur


text: ablactabamini

title: ablactabamini


text: ablactabantur

title: ablactabantur


text: ablactem

title: ablactem


text: ablactes

title: ablactes


text: ablactet

title: ablactet


text: ablactemus

title: ablactemus


text: ablactetis

title: ablactetis


text: ablactent

title: ablactent


text: ablactarem

title: ablactarem


text: ablactares

title: ablactares


text: ablactaret

title: ablactaret


text: ablactaremus

title: ablactaremus


text: ablactaretis

title: ablactaretis


text: ablactarent

title: ablactarent


text: ablactaverim

title: ablactaverim


text: ablactavissem

title: ablactavissem


text: ablactavisses

title: ablactavisses


text: ablactavisset

title: ablactavisset


text: ablactavissemus

title: ablactavissemus


text: ablactavissetis

title: ablactavissetis


text: ablactavissent

title: ablactavissent


text: ablacter

title: ablacter


text: ablacteris

title: ablacteris


text: ablactetur

title: ablactetur


text: ablactemur

title: ablactemur


text: ablactemini

title: ablactemini


text: ablactentur

title: ablactentur


text: ablactarer

title: ablactarer


text: ablactareris

title: ablactareris


text: ablactaretur

title: ablactaretur


text: ablactaremur

title: ablactaremur


text: ablactaremini

title: ablactaremini


text: ablactarentur

title: ablactarentur


text: ablacta

title: ablacta


text: ablactato

title: ablactato


text: ablactatote

title: ablactatote


text: ablactanto

title: ablactanto


text: ablactator

title: ablactator


text: ablactantor

title: ablactantor


text: ablactavisse

title: ablactavisse


text: ablactari

title: ablactari


text: ablacuas

title: ablacuas


text: ablacuat

title: ablacuat


text: ablacuamus

title: ablacuamus


text: ablacuatis

title: ablacuatis


text: ablacuant

title: ablacuant


text: ablacuabo

title: ablacuabo


text: ablacuabis

title: ablacuabis


text: ablacuabit

title: ablacuabit


text: ablacuabimus

title: ablacuabimus


text: ablacuabitis

title: ablacuabitis


text: ablacuabunt

title: ablacuabunt


text: ablacuabam

title: ablacuabam


text: ablacuabas

title: ablacuabas


text: ablacuabat

title: ablacuabat


text: ablacuabamus

title: ablacuabamus


text: ablacuabatis

title: ablacuabatis


text: ablacuabant

title: ablacuabant


text: ablacuavi

title: ablacuavi


text: ablacuavisti

title: ablacuavisti


text: ablacuavit

title: ablacuavit


text: ablacuavimus

title: ablacuavimus


text: ablacuavistis

title: ablacuavistis


text: ablacuaverunt

title: ablacuaverunt


text: ablacuavero

title: ablacuavero


text: ablacuaveris

title: ablacuaveris


text: ablacuaverit

title: ablacuaverit


text: ablacuaverimus

title: ablacuaverimus


text: ablacuaveritis

title: ablacuaveritis


text: ablacuaverint

title: ablacuaverint


text: ablacuaveram

title: ablacuaveram


text: ablacuaveras

title: ablacuaveras


text: ablacuaverat

title: ablacuaverat


text: ablacuaveramus

title: ablacuaveramus


text: ablacuaveratis

title: ablacuaveratis


text: ablacuaverant

title: ablacuaverant


text: ablacuor

title: ablacuor


text: ablacuaris

title: ablacuaris


text: ablacuatur

title: ablacuatur


text: ablacuamur

title: ablacuamur


text: ablacuamini

title: ablacuamini


text: ablacuantur

title: ablacuantur


text: ablacuabor

title: ablacuabor


text: ablacuaberis

title: ablacuaberis


text: ablacuabitur

title: ablacuabitur


text: ablacuabimur

title: ablacuabimur


text: ablacuabimini

title: ablacuabimini


text: ablacuabuntur

title: ablacuabuntur


text: ablacuabar

title: ablacuabar


text: ablacuabaris

title: ablacuabaris


text: ablacuabatur

title: ablacuabatur


text: ablacuabamur

title: ablacuabamur


text: ablacuabamini

title: ablacuabamini


text: ablacuabantur

title: ablacuabantur


text: ablacuem

title: ablacuem


text: ablacues

title: ablacues


text: ablacuet

title: ablacuet


text: ablacuemus

title: ablacuemus


text: ablacuetis

title: ablacuetis


text: ablacuent

title: ablacuent


text: ablacuarem

title: ablacuarem


text: ablacuares

title: ablacuares


text: ablacuaret

title: ablacuaret


text: ablacuaremus

title: ablacuaremus


text: ablacuaretis

title: ablacuaretis


text: ablacuarent

title: ablacuarent


text: ablacuaverim

title: ablacuaverim


text: ablacuavissem

title: ablacuavissem


text: ablacuavisses

title: ablacuavisses


text: ablacuavisset

title: ablacuavisset


text: ablacuavissemus

title: ablacuavissemus


text: ablacuavissetis

title: ablacuavissetis


text: ablacuavissent

title: ablacuavissent


text: ablacuer

title: ablacuer


text: ablacueris

title: ablacueris


text: ablacuetur

title: ablacuetur


text: ablacuemur

title: ablacuemur


text: ablacuemini

title: ablacuemini


text: ablacuentur

title: ablacuentur


text: ablacuarer

title: ablacuarer


text: ablacuareris

title: ablacuareris


text: ablacuaretur

title: ablacuaretur


text: ablacuaremur

title: ablacuaremur


text: ablacuaremini

title: ablacuaremini


text: ablacuarentur

title: ablacuarentur


text: ablacua

title: ablacua


text: ablacuato

title: ablacuato


text: ablacuate

title: ablacuate


text: ablacuatote

title: ablacuatote


text: ablacuanto

title: ablacuanto


text: ablacuare

title: ablacuare


text: ablacuator

title: ablacuator


text: ablacuantor

title: ablacuantor


text: ablacuavisse

title: ablacuavisse


text: ablacuari

title: ablacuari


text: ablaqueatum

title: ablaqueatum


text: ablegatum

title: ablegatum


text: abligurritum

title: abligurritum


text: ablocatum

title: ablocatum


text: abnegatum

title: abnegatum


text: abnodatum

title: abnodatum


text: abrasum

title: abrasum


text: interesser

title: interesser


text: interesserne

title: interesserne


text: interessens

title: interessens


text: interessers

title: interessers


text: interessernes

title: interessernes


text:
absentat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) absence

title: absentat


text: absentamus

title: absentamus


text: absentatis

title: absentatis


text: absentabo

title: absentabo


text: absentabis

title: absentabis


text: absentabit

title: absentabit


text: absentabimus

title: absentabimus


text: absentabitis

title: absentabitis


text: absentabunt

title: absentabunt


text: absentabam

title: absentabam


text: absentabas

title: absentabas


text: absentabat

title: absentabat


text: absentabamus

title: absentabamus


text: absentabatis

title: absentabatis


text: absentabant

title: absentabant


text: absentavi

title: absentavi


text: absentavisti

title: absentavisti


text: absentavit

title: absentavit


text: absentavimus

title: absentavimus


text: absentavistis

title: absentavistis


text: absentaverunt

title: absentaverunt


text: absentavero

title: absentavero


text: absentaveris

title: absentaveris


text: absentaverit

title: absentaverit


text: absentaverimus

title: absentaverimus


text: absentaveritis

title: absentaveritis


text: absentaverint

title: absentaverint


text: absentaveram

title: absentaveram


text: absentaveras

title: absentaveras


text: absentaverat

title: absentaverat


text: absentaveramus

title: absentaveramus


text: absentaveratis

title: absentaveratis


text: absentaverant

title: absentaverant


text: absentor

title: absentor


text: absentaris

title: absentaris


text: absentatur

title: absentatur


text: absentamur

title: absentamur


text: absentamini

title: absentamini


text: absentantur

title: absentantur


text: absentabor

title: absentabor


text: absentaberis

title: absentaberis


text: absentabitur

title: absentabitur


text: absentabimur

title: absentabimur


text: absentabimini

title: absentabimini


text: absentabuntur

title: absentabuntur


text: absentabar

title: absentabar


text: absentabaris

title: absentabaris


text: absentabatur

title: absentabatur


text: absentabamur

title: absentabamur


text: absentabamini

title: absentabamini


text: absentabantur

title: absentabantur


text: absentet

title: absentet


text: absentemus

title: absentemus


text: absentetis

title: absentetis


text: absentarem

title: absentarem


text: absentares

title: absentares


text: absentaret

title: absentaret


text: absentaremus

title: absentaremus


text: absentaretis

title: absentaretis


text: absentarent

title: absentarent


text: absentaverim

title: absentaverim


text: absentavissem

title: absentavissem


text: absentavisses

title: absentavisses


text: absentavisset

title: absentavisset


text: absentavissemus

title: absentavissemus


text: absentavissetis

title: absentavissetis


text: absentavissent

title: absentavissent


text: absenteris

title: absenteris


text: absentetur

title: absentetur


text: absentemur

title: absentemur


text: absentemini

title: absentemini


text: absententur

title: absententur


text: absentarer

title: absentarer


text: absentareris

title: absentareris


text: absentaretur

title: absentaretur


text: absentaremur

title: absentaremur


text: absentaremini

title: absentaremini


text: absentarentur

title: absentarentur


text: absentato

title: absentato


text: absentate

title: absentate


text: absentatote

title: absentatote


text: absentanto

title: absentanto


text: absentator

title: absentator


text: absentantor

title: absentantor


text: absentavisse

title: absentavisse


text: absentari

title: absentari


text:
Citations:postcount

 * 1999 May 3, Christopher Reid <CReid1701@aol.com>, "Re: WC Observational humor", message-ID <372d9f9d.193752900@news.erols.com>, alt.games.wing-commander, Usenet:
 * Why is it after I honestly post something like "you're trying to increase your postcount!" or "you're trying to start another stupid thread!" you warp it and try to apply it to every which thing you can't think of a response to?
 * 2006 January 12, "Zoinkid" (username) <zoinkoid@hotmail.com.nospam>, "5 balls...kind of...okay not really", message-ID <43c672ef$0$87298$bed64819@news.gradwell.net>, rec.juggling, Usenet:
 * I'm quite tempted to add all my catches here in new posts:
 * a) Annoying everyone
 * and
 * b) Raising my postcount.
 * 2007 June 5, "F~A~R~V~A: The Original Bastard" (username) <flyhighfreeebird@aol.compost>, "If Tard Ape wants to increase his postcount", message-ID <f43mt1$mvi$1@registered.motzarella.org>, rec.sport.pro-wrestling, Usenet:
 * he could just reply to all my posts.

title: Citations:postcount


text:
tankmate

Noun

 * 1) An aquarium fish that shares the same tank as another.

title: tankmate


text: tankmates

title: tankmates


text: abrosum

title: abrosum


text: abrogatum

title: abrogatum


text: abscisum

title: abscisum


text: abscissum

title: abscissum


text: absconditum

title: absconditum


text: absolutum

title: absolutum


text: bought off

title: bought off


text: buys off

title: buys off


text: buying off

title: buying off


text:
lict

Noun

 * 1) bed furniture designed to be slept upon

title: lict


text: acclinas

title: acclinas


text: acclinat

title: acclinat


text: acclinamus

title: acclinamus


text: acclinatis

title: acclinatis


text: acclinant

title: acclinant


text: acclinabo

title: acclinabo


text: acclinabis

title: acclinabis


text: acclinabit

title: acclinabit


text: acclinabimus

title: acclinabimus


text: acclinabitis

title: acclinabitis


text: acclinabunt

title: acclinabunt


text: acclinabam

title: acclinabam


text: acclinabas

title: acclinabas


text: acclinabat

title: acclinabat


text: acclinabamus

title: acclinabamus


text: acclinabatis

title: acclinabatis


text: acclinabant

title: acclinabant


text: acclinavi

title: acclinavi


text: acclinavisti

title: acclinavisti


text: acclinavit

title: acclinavit


text: acclinavimus

title: acclinavimus


text: acclinavistis

title: acclinavistis


text: acclinaverunt

title: acclinaverunt


text: acclinavero

title: acclinavero


text: acclinaveris

title: acclinaveris


text: acclinaverit

title: acclinaverit


text: acclinaverimus

title: acclinaverimus


text: acclinaveritis

title: acclinaveritis


text: acclinaverint

title: acclinaverint


text: acclinaveram

title: acclinaveram


text: acclinaveras

title: acclinaveras


text: acclinaverat

title: acclinaverat


text: acclinaveramus

title: acclinaveramus


text: acclinaveratis

title: acclinaveratis


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acuminat

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, from.

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Talk:tongue

Does anybody really say ? — lexicógrafa | háblame — 17:03, 3 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Apparently yes. It's listed in my dictionary as the only spelling. -- Prince Kassad 17:10, 3 January 2011 (UTC)
 * What dictionary? All the ones I have checked say just . — lexicógrafa | háblame — 17:17, 3 January 2011 (UTC)
 * is of the pronunciations for tong, not tongue. --Mahmudmasri 22:56, 25 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Is the pronunciation used by Keith O'Hare in this video (at 1:09 minutes)? 86.199.179.222 07:24, 21 July 2021 (UTC)
 * Yes, despite his accent being very nearly RP he’s from Manchester and is using a regional pronunciation for this word. The regional breakdown is as follows: in Staffordshire, the East Midlands and the North of England people say ‘tong’, in most places in the West Midlands outside/South of Staffordshire they say ‘toong’ (with the ‘foot’ vowel - this is the standard pronunciation in Birmingham, Coventry and much of Warwickshire for example); in the South of England and the rest of the world it’s ‘tung’. I’m not as certain about Wales, Scotland and Ireland but I think all of Wales apart from the extreme North East (where they sound like scousers and say ‘tong’) say ‘tung’, Scotland says ‘tung’ and Ireland says ‘toong’. I often tease my Staffordshire dad about how he says this word but then he mocks how I say ‘tooth’ in a Brummie (and South East Walian) way, in other words with the FOOT-vowel. Overlordnat1 (talk) 18:22, 19 November 2021 (UTC)

Picture
Do we really need the picture? I do not see any informative value, and the intense red frankly distracts me when I try to concentrate on the text. --Mlewan (talk) 21:07, 12 May 2019 (UTC)
 * I removed the picture for now. --Mlewan (talk) 06:21, 23 May 2019 (UTC)

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Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/tungǭ

Etymology
N-stem variant of. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  tongue
 * 2)  speech, language
 * 1)  speech, language

Descendants

fr:Annexe:proto-germanique/*tungōn

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oszczep

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) javelin
 * 2) dagger
 * 1) dagger

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  javelin
 * 2) javelin
 * 3)   javelin throw

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resubject

Etymology
From.

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 * 1)  To subject again.

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Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/wegaz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) way
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Citations:drinkify

Verb

 * 2011, Penny Arcade, "The Globfather", 2011-1-3
 * Tropicana says they've drinkified snacks -- and I think they're right.

title: Citations:drinkify


text:
God's algorithm

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From the notion that God could compute the optimal solution of a puzzle and use it. Coined by in 1980 in connection with the Rubik's cube.

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 * 1)  An optimal algorithm that finds the solution with the fewest moves.

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Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/breustą

Etymology
From. Related to as well as to the verb. Cognate with 🇨🇬, possibly 🇨🇬 (< 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1)  breast, chest

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shood

Etymology 1
From, from , from , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  The husk of oats after it has been threshed.
 * 2)  A feed mixture for horses consisting of chopped hay and beans.

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text: adaremini

title: adaremini


text: adarentur

title: adarentur


text: adararer

title: adararer


text: adarareris

title: adarareris


text: adararetur

title: adararetur


text: adararemur

title: adararemur


text: adararemini

title: adararemini


text: adararentur

title: adararentur


text:
adara

Noun

 * 1) granary

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to fowl, to catch or hunt birds

title: adara


text: adarato

title: adarato


text: adarate

title: adarate


text: adaratote

title: adaratote


text: adaranto

title: adaranto


text: adarator

title: adarator


text: adarantor

title: adarantor


text: adaravisse

title: adaravisse


text: adarari

title: adarari


text:
superflip

Noun

 * 1)  The position on a Rubik's cube that has every corner cubie positioned and oriented correctly and every edge cubie positioned correctly but oriented wrong. That is to say, all the edges are flipped around.

title: superflip


text:
báscula

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bascule
 * 2) weighbridge
 * 1) weighbridge

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) decimal scale device used to measure heavy weights

title: báscula


text:
self-rescuer

Noun

 * 1) A self-contained device to generate oxygen for breathing.

title: self-rescuer


text: self-rescuers

title: self-rescuers


text: básculas

title: básculas


text: balanzas

title: balanzas


text:
God's number

Etymology
Compare.

Proper noun

 * 1)  The maximum number of moves needed to solve a puzzle using God's algorithm.

title: God's number


text:
unfitly

Adverb

 * 1) In an unfit manner; unsuitably, inappropriately, not fitly.

title: unfitly


text: addictum

title: addictum


text: adductum

title: adductum


text: allatum

title: allatum


text: adfectum

title: adfectum


text: adflictum

title: adflictum


text:
vleier

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) flatterer

title: vleier


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂ṓws

Etymology
From, with a semantic shift to "to hear" after the split of Anatolian branch.

Reconstruction
The initial laryngeal must be *h₂ to account for Latin forms, , which must reflect e-grade *h₂ews-.

Noun

 * 1)  ear

Inflection

 * Notes:
 * Acrostatic singular, amphikinetic plural
 * Nominative: *h₂óws-s > *h₂ṓws
 * Genitive: *h₂éws-s > *h₂ḗws, or *h₂usós
 * Dual: *h₂(e)usih₁
 * Collective plural: *h₂éw(s)ōs, genitive *h₂u(s)-s-és

Descendants

 * , ականջք
 * Doric Greek:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Northern Nuristani:
 * Doric Greek:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Northern Nuristani:
 * Doric Greek:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Northern Nuristani:
 * Doric Greek:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Northern Nuristani:
 * Doric Greek:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Northern Nuristani:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Northern Nuristani:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Northern Nuristani:
 * Northern Nuristani:
 * Northern Nuristani:
 * Northern Nuristani:


text:
Citations:fauxnetic

 * 1997 May 23, "chris calloway" (username), "shows for the big holiday weekend", in, Usenet:
 * my lapdog carnegie spent a quarter million dollars on fauxnetic spelling, but shorthand types inxs of 90 wpm.
 * 2000 April 10, "johnnyapg" (username), "Check your spelling!", in, Usenet:
 * Gosh...they must be using fauxnetic spellings.... :-)
 * 2003 June 11, Mark J. Reed <markjreed@mail.com>, "Re: pronounciation of 'scientia'", message-ID <20030611171908.GB1050@mulan.thereeds.org>, alt.language.latin, Usenet:
 * A schwa is really any of several allophonic lax, indistinct vowels, often written "uh" in fauxnetic English; it is similar to an unstressed version of "uh" in most contexts (closer to "ih" in others), but still distinct from it.
 * 2009 August 16, "Flying Tortoise" (username), "ACC 251 - Fauxnetics - The result", in, Usenet:
 * The fauxnetic is functional but uninspiring. [...] Nice fauxnetics (and sage advice) but I don't see any way to make 'those who are adjective X' a synonym/definition of 'adjective X'.

title: Citations:fauxnetic


text:
tietokonelingvistiikka

Noun

 * 1)  computational linguistics interdisciplinary field dealing with the statistical and/or rule-based modeling of natural language from a computational perspective

title: tietokonelingvistiikka


text:
codicilo

Etymology
Attested since the 13th century. .

Noun

 * 1)  codicil

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  codicil

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  codicil an addendum to, retraction from, or explanation of a will

title: codicilo


text:
Talk:quantum spin liquid

This is wrong; it describes, not a (spin) liquid, but a solid.

title: Talk:quantum spin liquid


text:
swingi

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  swing act of swinging the club

title: swingi


text:
levedad

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) lightness; levity

title: levedad


text: εβδομάδες

title: εβδομάδες


text: εβδομάδας

title: εβδομάδας


text: εβδομάδων

title: εβδομάδων


text:
collateral science

Noun

 * 1) A science of importance in medicine but not part of medicine, especially physics, chemistry and botany. Sometimes also including anatomy and physiology.
 * 2) A science bearing a similar relationship to some other field.

title: collateral science


text:
levemente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) lightly in a light manner; with little weight or force
 * 2) slightly to a very small extent

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) lightly in a light manner; with little weight or force
 * 2) slightly to a very small extent
 * 1) slightly to a very small extent

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) lightly
 * 2) softly
 * 1) softly

title: levemente


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/brusts

Etymology
From. Cognate with.

Noun

 * 1)  breast, chest

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/brusts


text: collateral sciences

title: collateral sciences


text:
fan service

Noun

 * 1) * 2006 Roanoke Times, "Video-game review: 'Karaoke Revolution Presents: American Idol'", January 23, 2007
 * As fan service goes, "KRP:AI" pretty much nails it without forgetting what made it popular in its own right.
 * As fan service goes, "KRP:AI" pretty much nails it without forgetting what made it popular in its own right.

title: fan service


text:
kirgiisi

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  Kyrgyz member of the Kyrgyz ethnic group
 * 2)  Kyrgyz language

title: kirgiisi


text: cool kids

title: cool kids


text: aangelegenheidjes

title: aangelegenheidjes


text:
memory foam

Etymology
So called because it "remembers", or keeps, the shape of something pressed against it.

Noun

 * 1) Foam consisting of polyurethane and other chemicals used in the manufacturing of pillows, mattresses, laptop sleeves, etc, which reacts to body heat and molds to the shape of the body.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 記憶棉
 * Finnish: muistivaahto
 * French: mousse à mémoire de forme
 * Portuguese: espuma viscoelástica
 * Spanish: espuma viscoelástica
 * Turkish: hafızalı köpük, hafıza köpüğü

title: memory foam


text:
grootscheeps

Adjective

 * 1) large-scale

title: grootscheeps


text:
User talk:Howardwilliams

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title: User talk:Howardwilliams


text:
siogun

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shogun

title: siogun


text:
szogun

Etymology
from.

Noun

 * 1) shogun

Noun

 * 1)  sly fox

title: szogun


text:
eripituinen

Adjective

 * 1) of different/unequal length; inconsistent, sporadic, uneven

title: eripituinen


text: herenig

title: herenig


text: herenigd

title: herenigd


text: herenige

title: herenige


text: herenigden

title: herenigden


text: herenigde

title: herenigde


text: herenigend

title: herenigend


text: herenigt

title: herenigt


text: bevoorrade

title: bevoorrade


text: bevoorraadde

title: bevoorraadde


text: bevoorradend

title: bevoorradend


text: bevoorraad

title: bevoorraad


text: bevoorraadt

title: bevoorraadt


text: bevoorraadden

title: bevoorraadden


text: grootscheepser

title: grootscheepser


text: grootscheepsere

title: grootscheepsere


text: grootscheepste

title: grootscheepste


text: grootscheepst

title: grootscheepst


text: grootscheepsers

title: grootscheepsers


text: grootscheepse

title: grootscheepse


text: adhibitum

title: adhibitum


text: recintos

title: recintos


text:
Talk:Broken Britain

Cleanup
Firstly it's not only tabloid newspapers that use the term nowadays. The Guardian, for example, made a series of articles titled "Is Britain Broken?" and it's a term one hears in everyday conversation (in the UK obviously). Of course the term "Broken Britain" is used seriously by the tabloids and somewhat mockingly by the broadsheets. In usage notes there should be reference made to the fact that it was many members of the Conservative Party who first developed the term (David Cameron being probably the most obvious and unrelenting), and the Sun newspaper who popularised it (after choosing to back the Tories in the 2010 election). Furthermore I see "broken" in lowercase just as often as uppercase; should it be "broken Britain"? Should the evolution of term from the Conservative Party (evolving from Broken Society etc.) be included in the etymology? —JakeybeanTALK 23:46, 3 January 2011 (UTC)

Broken Britain
The two cites given spell this term in lowercase. This gives me severe doubts on the idiomaticity of this term. -- Liliana • 21:31, 23 September 2011 (UTC)
 * It's a bit of a political catchphrase right now. I wonder if this weren't alliterative would we even consider including this, e.g. would we speedy delete Broken Ireland of Broken France? --Mglovesfun (talk) 22:35, 23 September 2011 (UTC)
 * I added this entry and can't really remember why. I can assure you it's been a big catchphrase in UK newspapers in recent years, though, with the capitalisation you'd prefer to see. Equinox ◑ 21:10, 26 September 2011 (UTC)
 * Kept as no consensus. — Ungoliant (Falai) 18:56, 12 August 2012 (UTC)

RFV
Not cited with the capitalization given. All given cites cite broken Britain, not this. -- Liliana • 18:58, 12 August 2012 (UTC)
 * Cited, also created a broken Britain page. Smurrayinchester (talk) 07:40, 13 August 2012 (UTC)

 * Passed as cited. Feel free to re-RFD it in the hope more people will vote this time. - -sche (discuss) 00:35, 15 October 2012 (UTC)

 * RFV verifies that the string exists, not that it is idiomatic. I would re-RFD this... - -sche (discuss) 23:29, 22 October 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:Broken Britain


text:
Wamba-Wamba

Noun

 * , a group of indigenous Australians, found in north-western Victoria and south-western New South Wales.

Proper noun

 * 1) Their language.

title: Wamba-Wamba


text:
ashake

Adjective

 * 1) shaking, aquiver

title: ashake


text: inke

title: inke


text:
Morning Star

Etymology
In reference to Mary, mother of Jesus, cf. .

Proper noun

 * As we now know, the Evening Star is the Morning Star.
 * 1) * 1979, Paul Williams and Kenneth Ascher, “The Rainbow Connection”, The Muppet Movie, Henson Associates and ITC Entertainment
 * Who said that every wish would be heard and answered / When wished on the morning star? / Somebody thought of that, and someone believed it / And look what it's done so far.
 * , mother of Jesus, especially in Catholic contexts.
 * 1) * 1978, Bible (New International Version), Revelation 22:16:
 * “I, Jesus, have sent my angel to give you a this testimony for the churches. I am the Root and the Offspring of David, and the bright Morning Star.”
 * 1) * 1978, Bible (New International Version), Revelation 22:16:
 * “I, Jesus, have sent my angel to give you a this testimony for the churches. I am the Root and the Offspring of David, and the bright Morning Star.”

title: Morning Star


text:
ink bottle

Noun

 * 1) A bottle of ink, especially one which a pen may be dipped into; inkwell.

title: ink bottle


text: inkbottle

title: inkbottle


text: preferrable

title: preferrable


text: prosodical

title: prosodical


text:
questor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A member of the clergy who provides forgiveness for sins.
 * 2)  quaestor ancient Roman official

title: questor


text:
unapostolic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Not apostolic; unconnected to the apostles or contrary to their teachings.

title: unapostolic


text:
steyta

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1)  used in set phrases

Derived terms

 * (to collide against a skerry)
 * (to shoot one's mouth off)
 * (to make a fist)
 * (to grind pepper)

title: steyta


text:
endeble

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) feeble; weak

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) flimsy, feeble, infirm
 * 2)  flimsy, tenuous
 * 3) wishy-washy

title: endeble


text: endebles

title: endebles


text:
pulmonía

Noun

 * 1)  pneumonia

title: pulmonía


text:
kramgo

Adjective

 * 1)  huggable; cuddly

title: kramgo


text:
gosig

Adjective

 * 1)  cuddly, snuggly
 * 2)  cozy, toasty
 * 1)  cozy, toasty

title: gosig


text:
User talk:ISNorden

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 * I was searching up ISNorden but I never knew she would be on Wiki. I thought Numberblocks. 2601:2C1:4080:7DE0:ACFF:A656:A93D:C13B 05:36, 29 December 2023 (UTC)

title: User talk:ISNorden


text:
gallardo

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

Adjective

 * 1) gallant, debonair, brave, strapping, dashing
 * 2) sleek, elegant

title: gallardo


text:
地学

Noun

 * 1) earth science

title: 地学


text:
Magic Cube

Proper noun

 * 1) Rubik's Cube

title: Magic Cube


text:
地表

Noun

 * 1) the Earth's surface

Noun

 * 1) earth's surface

title: 地表


text:
Galant

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Principally during the transition from the Baroque to the Classical period, a few decades either side of 1750, the use of more classically simplistic traits in comparison to the highly embellished and texturally complex precedent in the Baroque period.

title: Galant


text:
地底

Noun

 * 1) underground

Noun

 * 1) underground

title: 地底


text:
野蠻

Adjective

 * 1) savage; barbaric; uncivilised
 * 2) cruel; barbarous
 * 3)  sassy

title: 野蠻


text:
地租

Noun

 * 1) land tax; ground rent

Noun

 * 1) land tax

title: 地租


text:
Classical period

Proper noun

 * 1)  the musical period of time following the Baroque period and preceding the Romantic period, spanning c.1750-c.1820.

title: Classical period


text:
Romantic period

Proper noun

 * 1)  the musical period of time following the Classical period falling between about 1820 and the start of the twentieth century.

title: Romantic period


text:
Korf's algorithm

Etymology
Devised by Richard Korf in 1997.

Proper noun

 * 1)  An algorithm for solving the Rubik's Cube by iterative deepening.

title: Korf's algorithm


text:
Kociemba's algorithm

Etymology
Devised in 1992 by Herbert Kociemba.

Proper noun

 * 1)  An algorithm for solving the Rubik's Cube, an improvement on Thistlethwaite's algorithm.

title: Kociemba's algorithm


text:
Thistlethwaite's algorithm

Etymology
After its developer.

Proper noun

 * 1)  An algorithm for solving the Rubik's Cube by dividing the possible cube positions into groups.

title: Thistlethwaite's algorithm


text:
位相

Noun

 * 1)  phase

Noun

 * 1)  phase
 * 2)  topology

title: 位相


text:
Rubik's cubist

Noun

 * 1) A player of Rubik's cube.

title: Rubik's cubist


text: Rubik's cubists

title: Rubik's cubists


text:
pajote

Noun

 * 1) mulch
 * 2)  wank, jerk off, handjob, masturbation

title: pajote


text:
forebelief

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A previous belief.
 * 2) Divine foreknowledge.
 * 3) Belief or faith in something prior to its manifestation.

title: forebelief


text: anclada

title: anclada


text:
chancro

Etymology
, from. .

Noun

 * 1) chancre

title: chancro


text:
Talk:resilience

Definition

 * 1) The mental ability to recover quickly from depression, illness or misfortune.

Strikes me as being not quite right. Resilience in the face of an illness doesn't have to mean recovering from it, it can mean battling it, resisting it, etc. Mglovesfun (talk) 03:23, 4 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:resilience


text:
forebemoaned

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Bemoaned in previous or former times.
 * Heavily from woe to woe tell o'er / The sad account of fore-bemoaned moan. ― Shakespeare.

title: forebemoaned


text: fore-bemoaned

title: fore-bemoaned


text:
postwork

Adjective

 * 1) After work.
 * postwork education

Noun

 * 1)  Postproduction, work on filmed material after principal photography, as to improve image quality or synchronize sound.
 * 2)  Work on images after work in the field or set or after non-digital phases of image creation.

title: postwork


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/stamnijō

Etymology
From Pre-Germanic, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) voice
 * 2) sound

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/stamnijō


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/stebnō

Etymology
From Pre-Germanic, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) voice
 * 2) sound

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/stebnō


text:
User talk:70.111.202.129

January 2011
71.66.97.228 04:25, 4 January 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:70.111.202.129


text:
Talk:zhuāng

Not an affix
In its sense meaning "clothing," this term is not an affix, but a noun. 71.66.97.228 04:26, 4 January 2011 (UTC)

 * It is a "bound form" according to Wenlin dictionary. Ddpy 04:54, 4 January 2011 (UTC)

I see. Perhaps, then, there should be a Wikipedia-wide policy agreed upon regarding such Chinese characters, which cannot be used on their own. User:Stephen G. Brown, who is a linguist, has just told me that he has never heard of Mandarin nouns referred to as "bound form" so this particular dictionary you have (which does not appear online?) may be using a terminology different than that which is normally used for Mandarin syllables that cannot be used on their own. 71.66.97.228 05:02, 4 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:zhuāng


text: Грибоедов

title: Грибоедов


text:
doll's house

Noun

 * 1)  A miniature house used by children as a toy for recreating domestic settings.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: pophuis
 * Catalan: casa de nines
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 玩具房子,, 玩具屋
 * Danish:
 * Dutch:
 * Esperanto: pupdomo
 * Estonian: nukumaja
 * Faroese: dukkuhús
 * Finnish: ,
 * French:
 * German: ,
 * Greek:
 * Hungarian:
 * Icelandic: dúkkuhús
 * Italian: casa di bambole
 * Japanese: 人形の家, ドールハウス
 * Kazakh: қуыршақ үй
 * Korean: 인형의 집
 * Maranao: balabalay
 * Polish: domek dla lalek
 * Portuguese: casa de bonecas/boneca
 * Russian: ку́кольный до́мик
 * Spanish: casa de muñecas
 * Swedish: ,
 * Telugu:
 * Turkish: oyungaç ev, oyuncak ev
 * Welsh: tŷ dol

title: doll's house


text: doll's houses

title: doll's houses


text:
Антонов

Adjective

 * 1) Anton's, Anthony's

title: Антонов


text:
disboscation

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Deforestation for the purpose of creating cleared arable land for farming.

title: disboscation


text: jack o'lanterns

title: jack o'lanterns


text:
ACRR

Noun

 * 1)  adjacent-channel rejection ratio; the resulting measurement of comparing signal strength with a similar signal on another frequency if they are on adjacent channels.

title: ACRR


text:
acro dance

Noun

 * 1)  A style of dance that combines elements of ballet technique with acrobatic skills of precision.

Translations

 * Finnish: akrotanssi

title: acro dance


text: xuēzi

title: xuēzi


text: Template:el-decl-adj-ός-ιά-ό

title: Template:el-decl-adj-ός-ιά-ό


text: baker's chocolates

title: baker's chocolates


text:
acritude

Noun

 * 1) acridity; pungency combined with heat.

title: acritude


text:
bound form

Etymology
+

Noun

 * 1)  a unit of language that can only be used as part of a word, not as a word on its own (such as the English suffix ).

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 黏附形式
 * Finnish:
 * Russian:

title: bound form


text: Template:el-decl-adj-ος-ια-ο

title: Template:el-decl-adj-ος-ια-ο


text:
javră

Etymology
From Javarra, a breed of dog without hair.

Noun

 * 1)  cur, mutt, pooch dog
 * 2) twerp
 * 1) twerp

title: javră


text:
jigodie

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) mange
 * 2)  cur, twerp
 * 3)  hireling

title: jigodie


text:
depth-first search

Noun

 * 1)  An algorithm for traversing a tree or graph where one starts at the root and explores as far as possible along each branch before backtracking.

Translations

 * Finnish: syvyyshaku
 * German: Tiefensuche
 * Icelandic: lóðleit, dýptarleit
 * Polish: przeszukiwanie wgłąb

title: depth-first search


text:
lóðleit

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  depth-first search

title: lóðleit


text:
lóð

Noun

 * 1) lot, plot of land

Noun

 * 1) weight heavy object used to weigh something down, or to train muscles, etc.
 * 2) the point

title: lóð


text: adiutat

title: adiutat


text: adiutamus

title: adiutamus


text: adiutatis

title: adiutatis


text:
adiutant

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  adjutant, aide-de-camp

Etymology
, from, from. .

Noun

 * 1)  adjutant, aide-de-camp
 * 2)  adjutant, assistant

title: adiutant


text: adiutabo

title: adiutabo


text: adiutabis

title: adiutabis


text: adiutabit

title: adiutabit


text: adiutabimus

title: adiutabimus


text: adiutabitis

title: adiutabitis


text: adiutabunt

title: adiutabunt


text: adiutabam

title: adiutabam


text: adiutabas

title: adiutabas


text: adiutabat

title: adiutabat


text: adiutabamus

title: adiutabamus


text: adiutabatis

title: adiutabatis


text: adiutabant

title: adiutabant


text: adiutavi

title: adiutavi


text: adiutavisti

title: adiutavisti


text: adiutavit

title: adiutavit


text: adiutavimus

title: adiutavimus


text: adiutavistis

title: adiutavistis


text: adiutaverunt

title: adiutaverunt


text: adiutavero

title: adiutavero


text: adiutaveris

title: adiutaveris


text: adiutaverit

title: adiutaverit


text: adiutaverimus

title: adiutaverimus


text: adiutaveritis

title: adiutaveritis


text: adiutaverint

title: adiutaverint


text: adiutaveram

title: adiutaveram


text: adiutaveras

title: adiutaveras


text: adiutaverat

title: adiutaverat


text: adiutaveramus

title: adiutaveramus


text: adiutaveratis

title: adiutaveratis


text: adiutaverant

title: adiutaverant


text: adiutaris

title: adiutaris


text: adiutatur

title: adiutatur


text: adiutamur

title: adiutamur


text: adiutamini

title: adiutamini


text: adiutantur

title: adiutantur


text: adiutabor

title: adiutabor


text: adiutaberis

title: adiutaberis


text: adiutabitur

title: adiutabitur


text: adiutabimur

title: adiutabimur


text: adiutabimini

title: adiutabimini


text: adiutabuntur

title: adiutabuntur


text: adiutabar

title: adiutabar


text: adiutabaris

title: adiutabaris


text: adiutabatur

title: adiutabatur


text: adiutabamur

title: adiutabamur


text: adiutabamini

title: adiutabamini


text: adiutabantur

title: adiutabantur


text: adiutem

title: adiutem


text: adiutes

title: adiutes


text: adiutet

title: adiutet


text: adiutemus

title: adiutemus


text: adiutetis

title: adiutetis


text: adiutent

title: adiutent


text: adiutarem

title: adiutarem


text: adiutares

title: adiutares


text: adiutaret

title: adiutaret


text: adiutaremus

title: adiutaremus


text: adiutaretis

title: adiutaretis


text: adiutarent

title: adiutarent


text: adiutaverim

title: adiutaverim


text: adiutavissem

title: adiutavissem


text: adiutavisses

title: adiutavisses


text: adiutavisset

title: adiutavisset


text: adiutavissemus

title: adiutavissemus


text: adiutavissetis

title: adiutavissetis


text: adiutavissent

title: adiutavissent


text: adiuter

title: adiuter


text: adiuteris

title: adiuteris


text: adiutetur

title: adiutetur


text: adiutemur

title: adiutemur


text: adiutemini

title: adiutemini


text: adiutentur

title: adiutentur


text: adiutarer

title: adiutarer


text: adiutareris

title: adiutareris


text: adiutaretur

title: adiutaretur


text: adiutaremur

title: adiutaremur


text: adiutaremini

title: adiutaremini


text: adiutarentur

title: adiutarentur


text: adiutato

title: adiutato


text: adiutate

title: adiutate


text: adiutatote

title: adiutatote


text: adiutanto

title: adiutanto


text: adiutator

title: adiutator


text: adiutantor

title: adiutantor


text: adiutavisse

title: adiutavisse


text: adiutari

title: adiutari


text: adiectum

title: adiectum


text: adactum

title: adactum


text: ademptum

title: ademptum


text: adimpletum

title: adimpletum


text: adiunctum

title: adiunctum


text: adultum

title: adultum


text:
meravellós

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) marvelous

title: meravellós


text:
Category talk:India

How come this category belongs to the Countries of Europe category? --Mercy 09:27, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Fixed. SemperBlotto 09:35, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Thank you! --Mercy 11:05, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Category talk:India


text: administratum

title: administratum


text: admixtum

title: admixtum


text: adpulsum

title: adpulsum


text: adpertines

title: adpertines


text: adpertinet

title: adpertinet


text: adpertinemus

title: adpertinemus


text: adpertinetis

title: adpertinetis


text: adpertinent

title: adpertinent


text: adpertinebo

title: adpertinebo


text: adpertinebis

title: adpertinebis


text: adpertinebit

title: adpertinebit


text: adpertinebimus

title: adpertinebimus


text: adpertinebitis

title: adpertinebitis


text: adpertinebunt

title: adpertinebunt


text: adpertinebam

title: adpertinebam


text: adpertinebas

title: adpertinebas


text: adpertinebat

title: adpertinebat


text: adpertinebamus

title: adpertinebamus


text: adpertinebatis

title: adpertinebatis


text: adpertinebant

title: adpertinebant


text: adpertinui

title: adpertinui


text: adpertinuisti

title: adpertinuisti


text: adpertinuit

title: adpertinuit


text: adpertinuimus

title: adpertinuimus


text: adpertinuistis

title: adpertinuistis


text: adpertinuerunt

title: adpertinuerunt


text: adpertinuero

title: adpertinuero


text: adpertinueris

title: adpertinueris


text: adpertinuerit

title: adpertinuerit


text: adpertinuerimus

title: adpertinuerimus


text: adpertinueritis

title: adpertinueritis


text: adpertinuerint

title: adpertinuerint


text: adpertinueram

title: adpertinueram


text: adpertinueras

title: adpertinueras


text: adpertinuerat

title: adpertinuerat


text: adpertinueramus

title: adpertinueramus


text: adpertinueratis

title: adpertinueratis


text: adpertinuerant

title: adpertinuerant


text: adpertineam

title: adpertineam


text: adpertineas

title: adpertineas


text: adpertineat

title: adpertineat


text: adpertineamus

title: adpertineamus


text: adpertineatis

title: adpertineatis


text: adpertineant

title: adpertineant


text: adpertinerem

title: adpertinerem


text: adpertineres

title: adpertineres


text: adpertineret

title: adpertineret


text: adpertineremus

title: adpertineremus


text: adpertineretis

title: adpertineretis


text: adpertinerent

title: adpertinerent


text: adpertinuerim

title: adpertinuerim


text: adpertinuissem

title: adpertinuissem


text: adpertinuisses

title: adpertinuisses


text: adpertinuisset

title: adpertinuisset


text: adpertinuissemus

title: adpertinuissemus


text: adpertinuissetis

title: adpertinuissetis


text: adpertinuissent

title: adpertinuissent


text: adpertine

title: adpertine


text: adpertineto

title: adpertineto


text: adpertinete

title: adpertinete


text: adpertinetote

title: adpertinetote


text: adpertinento

title: adpertinento


text: adpertinuisse

title: adpertinuisse


text: vaisselles

title: vaisselles


text: valets d'écurie

title: valets d'écurie


text: vindues

title: vindues


text: vinduets

title: vinduets


text: vinduers

title: vinduers


text: vinduernes

title: vinduernes


text: adprehensum

title: adprehensum


text:
vaixella

Etymology
From, from the neuter plural of , diminutive of , diminutive of. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) crockery, dishware, dishes

title: vaixella


text: vers à soie

title: vers à soie


text:
escurada

Noun

 * 1) dishwashing, dishes

title: escurada


text: crudescere

title: crudescere


text:
escurar

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to wash up the dishware
 * 2) to clean, clean out
 * 3) to empty fully from food or drink

title: escurar


text: vols à voile

title: vols à voile


text: volontés

title: volontés


text: voyances

title: voyances


text:
Talk:selcouth

The 2nd part COUTH of SELCOUTH, is known with a slightly higher rate of use in UNCOUTH strange, improper..., COUTH appears in English in the 12th century, akin to Old High German KUND known Old English CAN known. The 1st part SEL as in SELdom ~ German selten. Excerpt from [Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary] Kefasmr 10:24, 4 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:selcouth


text:
ocarine

Noun

 * 1) ocarina

title: ocarine


text: adpretiatum

title: adpretiatum


text: adscitum

title: adscitum


text: escuraríem

title: escuraríem


text: escuràveu

title: escuràveu


text: escuraries

title: escuraries


text: escuràrem

title: escuràrem


text: escurí

title: escurí


text: escuràreu

title: escuràreu


text: escurarien

title: escurarien


text: escuraríeu

title: escuraríeu


text: escuraria

title: escuraria


text: escuràvem

title: escuràvem


text: escurà

title: escurà


text: escuraven

title: escuraven


text: escurin

title: escurin


text: escuri

title: escuri


text: escurares

title: escurares


text: escurareu

title: escurareu


text: escurant

title: escurant


text: escuréssim

title: escuréssim


text: escurarem

title: escurarem


text: escuraren

title: escuraren


text: escuris

title: escuris


text: escuraran

title: escuraran


text: escuraves

title: escuraves


text: escuren

title: escuren


text: escurem

title: escurem


text: escurat

title: escurat


text: escurés

title: escurés


text: escureu

title: escureu


text: escures

title: escures


text: escurava

title: escurava


text: escuressis

title: escuressis


text: escuraràs

title: escuraràs


text: escuraré

title: escuraré


text: escuréssiu

title: escuréssiu


text: escurarà

title: escurarà


text: escuressin

title: escuressin


text: adsimulatum

title: adsimulatum


text:
xifra

Etymology 1
..

Noun

 * 1) numeral a symbol that is not a word and represents a number
 * 2)  number; amount
 * 3) cipher a method of transforming a text in order to conceal its meaning
 * 1) cipher a method of transforming a text in order to conceal its meaning
 * 1) cipher a method of transforming a text in order to conceal its meaning
 * 1) cipher a method of transforming a text in order to conceal its meaning

title: xifra