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clumper

Noun

 * 1) A grass or other plant that tends to form clumps.

Etymology 2
Compare 🇨🇬. See (noun).

Verb

 * 1)  To form into clumps or masses.

title: clumper


text: clumpers

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title: clumpers


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oblongus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) somewhat long
 * 2) oblong

title: oblongus


text:
oblongum

Noun

 * 1)  A prolate spheroid; a figure described by the revolution of an ellipse about its greater axis.

title: oblongum


text: oblongi

title: oblongi


text: oblongae

title: oblongae


text: oblongorum

title: oblongorum


text: oblongarum

title: oblongarum


text: oblongis

title: oblongis


text: oblongam

title: oblongam


text: oblonge

title: oblonge


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thirteenfold

Adjective

 * 1) By a factor of thirteen, tredecuple.

Adverb

 * 1) By a factor of thirteen.

title: thirteenfold


text:
sixteenfold

Adjective

 * 1) By a factor of sixteen.

Adverb

 * 1) By a factor of sixteen.

title: sixteenfold


text:
fifteenfold

Adjective

 * 1) By a factor of fifteen.

Adverb

 * 1) By a factor of fifteen.

title: fifteenfold


text:
fourteenfold

Adjective

 * 1) By a factor of fourteen.

Adverb

 * 1) By a factor of fourteen.

title: fourteenfold


text:
eighteenfold

Adjective

 * 1) By a factor of eighteen.

Adverb

 * 1) By a factor of eighteen.

title: eighteenfold


text:
obsecuturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to oblige

title: obsecuturus


text:
obsecutus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) obliged

title: obsecutus


text: obsecutura

title: obsecutura


text: obsecuturum

title: obsecuturum


text: obsecuturi

title: obsecuturi


text: obsecuturae

title: obsecuturae


text: obsecuturorum

title: obsecuturorum


text: obsecuturarum

title: obsecuturarum


text: obsecuturo

title: obsecuturo


text: obsecuturis

title: obsecuturis


text: obsecuturam

title: obsecuturam


text: obsecuturos

title: obsecuturos


text: obsecuturas

title: obsecuturas


text: obsecuture

title: obsecuture


text: obsecuta

title: obsecuta


text: obsecutum

title: obsecutum


text: obsecuti

title: obsecuti


text: obsecutae

title: obsecutae


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title: obsecutorum


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title: obsecutarum


text: obsecuto

title: obsecuto


text: obsecutis

title: obsecutis


text: obsecutam

title: obsecutam


text: obsecutos

title: obsecutos


text: obsecutas

title: obsecutas


text: obsecute

title: obsecute


text:
leakee

Noun

 * 1) One about whom information is leaked.

title: leakee


text: leakees

title: leakees


text:
nonscuff

Adjective

 * 1) Not causing scuffing.

title: nonscuff


text:
obtrectatio

Noun

 * 1) detraction
 * 2) disparagement

title: obtrectatio


text: ZDDP

title: ZDDP


text: obtrectationes

title: obtrectationes


text: obtrectationis

title: obtrectationis


text: obtrectationum

title: obtrectationum


text: obtrectationi

title: obtrectationi


text: obtrectationibus

title: obtrectationibus


text: obtrectationem

title: obtrectationem


text: obtrectatione

title: obtrectatione


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outserve

Verb

 * 1)  To serve more or better than.

title: outserve


text: outserves

title: outserves


text: outserving

title: outserving


text: outserved

title: outserved


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semihidden

Adjective

 * 1) Partly or almost concealed.

title: semihidden


text:
shellfishery

Noun

 * 1) A place where shellfish are caught or processed.
 * 2)  The catching of shellfish.
 * 1)  The catching of shellfish.

title: shellfishery


text: shellfisheries

title: shellfisheries


text: tourers

title: tourers


text: eviscerante

title: eviscerante


text: eviscerato

title: eviscerato


text: eviscerati

title: eviscerati


text: eviscerata

title: eviscerata


text: evisceri

title: evisceri


text: evisceriamo

title: evisceriamo


text: eviscerano

title: eviscerano


text: evisceravo

title: evisceravo


text: evisceravi

title: evisceravi


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title: eviscerava


text: evisceravamo

title: evisceravamo


text: evisceravate

title: evisceravate


text: evisceravano

title: evisceravano


text: eviscerai

title: eviscerai


text: eviscerasti

title: eviscerasti


text: eviscerò

title: eviscerò


text: eviscerammo

title: eviscerammo


text: eviscerarono

title: eviscerarono


text: eviscererò

title: eviscererò


text: eviscererai

title: eviscererai


text: eviscererà

title: eviscererà


text: eviscereremo

title: eviscereremo


text: eviscererete

title: eviscererete


text: eviscereranno

title: eviscereranno


text: eviscererei

title: eviscererei


text: eviscereresti

title: eviscereresti


text: eviscererebbe

title: eviscererebbe


text: eviscereremmo

title: eviscereremmo


text: eviscerereste

title: eviscerereste


text: eviscererebbero

title: eviscererebbero


text: evisceriate

title: evisceriate


text: eviscerino

title: eviscerino


text: eviscerassi

title: eviscerassi


text: eviscerasse

title: eviscerasse


text: eviscerassimo

title: eviscerassimo


text: eviscerassero

title: eviscerassero


text:
dollhouselike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a dollhouse.

title: dollhouselike


text: obtusior

title: obtusior


text: obtusius

title: obtusius


text: obtusiores

title: obtusiores


text: obtusiora

title: obtusiora


text: obtusioris

title: obtusioris


text: obtusiorum

title: obtusiorum


text: obtusiori

title: obtusiori


text: obtusiorem

title: obtusiorem


text: obtusiore

title: obtusiore


text: obtusioribus

title: obtusioribus


text: mesmerisation

title: mesmerisation


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mesmerization

Noun

 * 1) The action of being mesmerized; the state produced by this action.

title: mesmerization


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nonmatching

Adjective

 * 1) Not matching.

title: nonmatching


text:
nonscandalous

Adjective

 * 1) Not scandalous.

title: nonscandalous


text:
nonscandal

Noun

 * 1) An incident that is not a scandal.

title: nonscandal


text: nonscandals

title: nonscandals


text:
in recent memory

Prepositional phrase

 * 1)  In living memory.

title: in recent memory


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nondepot

Adjective

 * 1) Not being or pertaining to a depot.
 * nondepot locations

title: nondepot


text:
Citations:ephœbi

Noun: plural of

 * 1884, George F. Bowen, Handbook for Travellers in Greece, John Murray; fifth edition, § II, page #244:
 * This evidence has since been confirmed by the discovery at the same place of an extraordinarily rich series of inscriptions concerning the Ephœbi, with no less than 33 busts of the governors and other officers of that body. The corps of Ephœbi included all sons of Athenian citizens between the ages of 18 and 20 years ; it was a college having for its special object the preparation of its members for the duties and privileges of their station.
 * 1905, Paul Monroe, A Text‐Book in the History of Education, Macmillan & Co.; Chapter III, page #75:
 * At eighteen the boy entered the class of ephœbi, or cadets, where he received a strict military training for several years.

title: Citations:ephœbi


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partymeister

Noun

 * 1)  One who hosts parties.

title: partymeister


text: partymeisters

title: partymeisters


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opperior

Etymology
See.

Verb

 * 1) to wait, await, expect a person or thing

title: opperior


text: opperiris

title: opperiris


text: opperitur

title: opperitur


text: opperimur

title: opperimur


text: opperimini

title: opperimini


text: opperiuntur

title: opperiuntur


text: opperiar

title: opperiar


text: opperieris

title: opperieris


text: opperietur

title: opperietur


text: opperiemur

title: opperiemur


text: opperiemini

title: opperiemini


text: opperientur

title: opperientur


text: opperiebar

title: opperiebar


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superconcert

Noun

 * 1) A large, elaborate musical concert.

title: superconcert


text: opperiebaris

title: opperiebaris


text: opperiebatur

title: opperiebatur


text: opperiebamur

title: opperiebamur


text: opperiebamini

title: opperiebamini


text: opperiebantur

title: opperiebantur


text: opperiaris

title: opperiaris


text: superconcerts

title: superconcerts


text: opperiatur

title: opperiatur


text: opperiamur

title: opperiamur


text: opperiamini

title: opperiamini


text: opperiantur

title: opperiantur


text: opperirer

title: opperirer


text: opperireris

title: opperireris


text: opperiretur

title: opperiretur


text: opperiremur

title: opperiremur


text: opperiremini

title: opperiremini


text: opperirentur

title: opperirentur


text: opperire

title: opperire


text: opperitor

title: opperitor


text: opperiuntor

title: opperiuntor


text: opperiri

title: opperiri


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ultrafashionable

Adjective

 * 1) Extremely fashionable.

Translations

 * Finnish: huippumuodikas

title: ultrafashionable


text:
ostentaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to exhibit

title: ostentaturus


text:
ostentandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be exhibited

title: ostentandus


text:
ecthyma

Noun

 * 1) An ulcerative pyoderma of the skin, caused by bacteria.

title: ecthyma


text: ostentatura

title: ostentatura


text: ostentaturum

title: ostentaturum


text: ostentaturi

title: ostentaturi


text: ostentaturae

title: ostentaturae


text: ostentaturorum

title: ostentaturorum


text: ostentaturarum

title: ostentaturarum


text: ostentaturo

title: ostentaturo


text: ostentaturis

title: ostentaturis


text: ecthymas

title: ecthymas


text: ostentaturam

title: ostentaturam


text: ostentaturos

title: ostentaturos


text: ostentaturas

title: ostentaturas


text: ostentature

title: ostentature


text: pyodermata

title: pyodermata


text: ostentanda

title: ostentanda


text: ostentandum

title: ostentandum


text: ostentandi

title: ostentandi


text: ostentandae

title: ostentandae


text: ostentandorum

title: ostentandorum


text: ostentandarum

title: ostentandarum


text: ecthymata

title: ecthymata


text: ostentandis

title: ostentandis


text: ostentandam

title: ostentandam


text: ostentandos

title: ostentandos


text: ostentandas

title: ostentandas


text: ostentande

title: ostentande


text:
nonulcerative

Adjective

 * 1) Not ulcerative.

title: nonulcerative


text:
nontypically

Adverb

 * 1) In a manner that is not typical.

title: nontypically


text:
mudang

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A Korean shaman, usually female, who acts as intercessor between a god or gods and human beings.

title: mudang


text: mudangs

title: mudangs


text:
parsurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to forbear

title: parsurus


text:
parcendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be forborne

title: parcendus


text: porgie

title: porgie


text: parsura

title: parsura


text: parsurum

title: parsurum


text: parsuri

title: parsuri


text: parsurae

title: parsurae


text: parsurorum

title: parsurorum


text: parsurarum

title: parsurarum


text: parsuro

title: parsuro


text: parsuris

title: parsuris


text: parsuram

title: parsuram


text: parsuros

title: parsuros


text: parsuras

title: parsuras


text: parsure

title: parsure


text: parcenda

title: parcenda


text: parcendum

title: parcendum


text: parcendi

title: parcendi


text: parcendae

title: parcendae


text: parcendorum

title: parcendorum


text: parcendarum

title: parcendarum


text: parcendo

title: parcendo


text: parcendis

title: parcendis


text: parcendam

title: parcendam


text: parcendos

title: parcendos


text: parcendas

title: parcendas


text: parcende

title: parcende


text:
szaruhártya

Noun

 * 1)  cornea the transparent layer making up the outermost front part of the eye, covering the iris, pupil, and anterior chamber

title: szaruhártya


text: rereadings

title: rereadings


text:
tolevamer

Noun

 * 1) A toxin-binding polymer that was investigated for the treatment of diarrhoea associated with CDAD.

title: tolevamer


text:
patrimonium

Etymology
From. Compare with.

Noun

 * 1) the estate or assets that are passed from father to son, patrimony
 * 2)  the emperor’s private property inherited to his private heirs, as distinguished from the assets bound to the function of the emperor called  and the state-bound assets called

title: patrimonium


text: patrimonia

title: patrimonia


text: patrimonii

title: patrimonii


text: patrimoniorum

title: patrimoniorum


text: patrimoniis

title: patrimoniis


text:
recehártya

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  retina nerve layer of the eye

title: recehártya


text:
pavesco

Verb

 * 1) to become alarmed or afraid
 * 2)  to fear, to dread

title: pavesco


text: pavescis

title: pavescis


text: pavescit

title: pavescit


text: pavescimus

title: pavescimus


text: pavescitis

title: pavescitis


text: pavescunt

title: pavescunt


text: pavescam

title: pavescam


text: pavesces

title: pavesces


text: pavescet

title: pavescet


text: pavescemus

title: pavescemus


text: pavescetis

title: pavescetis


text: pavescent

title: pavescent


text: pavescebam

title: pavescebam


text: pavescebas

title: pavescebas


text: pavescebat

title: pavescebat


text: pavescebamus

title: pavescebamus


text: pavescebatis

title: pavescebatis


text: pavescebant

title: pavescebant


text: pavescas

title: pavescas


text: pavescat

title: pavescat


text: pavescamus

title: pavescamus


text: pavescatis

title: pavescatis


text: pavescant

title: pavescant


text: pavescerem

title: pavescerem


text: pavesceres

title: pavesceres


text: pavesceret

title: pavesceret


text: pavesceremus

title: pavesceremus


text: pavesceretis

title: pavesceretis


text: pavescerent

title: pavescerent


text: pavesce

title: pavesce


text: pavescito

title: pavescito


text: pavescite

title: pavescite


text: pavescitote

title: pavescitote


text: pavescunto

title: pavescunto


text: pavescere

title: pavescere


text:
peccaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to sin

title: peccaturus


text:
peccatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sinned

title: peccatus


text: peccatura

title: peccatura


text: peccaturum

title: peccaturum


text: peccaturi

title: peccaturi


text: peccaturae

title: peccaturae


text: peccaturorum

title: peccaturorum


text: peccaturarum

title: peccaturarum


text: peccaturo

title: peccaturo


text: peccaturis

title: peccaturis


text: peccaturam

title: peccaturam


text: peccaturos

title: peccaturos


text: peccaturas

title: peccaturas


text: peccature

title: peccature


text: peccatae

title: peccatae


text: peccatarum

title: peccatarum


text: peccatam

title: peccatam


text: peccatos

title: peccatos


text: peccatas

title: peccatas


text:
szivárványhártya

Noun

 * 1)  iris colored membrane layer of the eye

title: szivárványhártya


text:
perdomo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to subjugate completely; conquer, vanquish, overcome
 * 2) to knead (dough)

title: perdomo


text: perdomas

title: perdomas


text: perdomat

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title: perdomamus


text: perdomatis

title: perdomatis


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title: perdomant


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title: perdomabo


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title: perdomabis


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title: perdomabit


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title: perdomabimus


text: perdomabitis

title: perdomabitis


text: perdomabunt

title: perdomabunt


text: perdomabam

title: perdomabam


text: perdomabas

title: perdomabas


text: perdomabat

title: perdomabat


text: perdomabamus

title: perdomabamus


text: perdomabatis

title: perdomabatis


text: perdomabant

title: perdomabant


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title: perdomui


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title: perdomuisti


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title: perdomuit


text: perdomuimus

title: perdomuimus


text: perdomuistis

title: perdomuistis


text: perdomuerunt

title: perdomuerunt


text: perdomuero

title: perdomuero


text: perdomueris

title: perdomueris


text: perdomuerit

title: perdomuerit


text: perdomuerimus

title: perdomuerimus


text: perdomueritis

title: perdomueritis


text: perdomuerint

title: perdomuerint


text: perdomueram

title: perdomueram


text: perdomueras

title: perdomueras


text: perdomuerat

title: perdomuerat


text: perdomueramus

title: perdomueramus


text: perdomueratis

title: perdomueratis


text: perdomuerant

title: perdomuerant


text: perdomor

title: perdomor


text: perdomaris

title: perdomaris


text: perdomamur

title: perdomamur


text: perdomamini

title: perdomamini


text: perdomatur

title: perdomatur


text: perdomantur

title: perdomantur


text: perdomabor

title: perdomabor


text: perdomaberis

title: perdomaberis


text: perdomabimur

title: perdomabimur


text: perdomabimini

title: perdomabimini


text: perdomabitur

title: perdomabitur


text: perdomabuntur

title: perdomabuntur


text:
Citations:gastro-œsophageal

Adjective: optional spelling of

 * 1880, R. Bergh, Copenhagen, in Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Collins; page #87:
 * The central nervous system is of the usual form,³ rather flattened ; the cerebro‐visceral ganglia rounded, triangular, the pedal ones a little larger, of oval form, the buccal and gastro‐œsophageal ganglia as usual.
 * 1882, Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society, William & Norgate; series II, Volume II, page #181:
 * In the primitive mass of mesodermic cells destined to form the sexual organs an excentric cavity appears, becoming the sexual vesicle ; this divides into an exterior, female, and an interior, male portion ; both are hollow and open into a long common tube formed of flat cells, which lies between the intestine and the gastro‐œsophageal part of the alimentary canal, ending blindly at each extremity.
 * 1913, Mabel Guernsey, Journal of Entomology and Zoology; Volume V, page #142:
 * The gastro‐œsophageal ganglia which are described as occurring on the anterior border of the buccal ganglia in typical Dorididae, are apparently completely fused with the buccal, which are regularly ovoid in shape and show no protuberances or other trace of the gastro‐œsophageal ganglia, excepting the single nerve.

title: Citations:gastro-œsophageal


text: perdomabar

title: perdomabar


text: perdomabaris

title: perdomabaris


text: perdomabamur

title: perdomabamur


text: perdomabamini

title: perdomabamini


text: perdomabatur

title: perdomabatur


text: perdomabantur

title: perdomabantur


text: perdomem

title: perdomem


text: perdomes

title: perdomes


text: perdomet

title: perdomet


text: perdomemus

title: perdomemus


text: perdometis

title: perdometis


text: perdoment

title: perdoment


text: perdomarem

title: perdomarem


text: perdomares

title: perdomares


text: perdomaret

title: perdomaret


text: perdomaremus

title: perdomaremus


text: perdomaretis

title: perdomaretis


text: perdomarent

title: perdomarent


text: perdomuerim

title: perdomuerim


text: perdomuissem

title: perdomuissem


text: perdomuisses

title: perdomuisses


text: perdomuisset

title: perdomuisset


text: perdomuissemus

title: perdomuissemus


text: perdomuissetis

title: perdomuissetis


text: perdomuissent

title: perdomuissent


text: perdomer

title: perdomer


text: perdomeris

title: perdomeris


text: perdomemur

title: perdomemur


text: perdomemini

title: perdomemini


text: perdometur

title: perdometur


text: perdomentur

title: perdomentur


text: perdomarer

title: perdomarer


text: perdomareris

title: perdomareris


text: perdomaremur

title: perdomaremur


text: perdomaremini

title: perdomaremini


text: perdomaretur

title: perdomaretur


text: perdomarentur

title: perdomarentur


text: perdoma

title: perdoma


text: perdomato

title: perdomato


text: perdomate

title: perdomate


text: perdomatote

title: perdomatote


text: perdomanto

title: perdomanto


text: perdomare

title: perdomare


text: perdomator

title: perdomator


text: perdomantor

title: perdomantor


text: perdomuisse

title: perdomuisse


text: perdomari

title: perdomari


text:
perdomans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) kneading

title: perdomans


text:
perdomiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to knead

title: perdomiturus


text:
perdomitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) conquered, subjugated, defeated
 * 2) kneaded
 * 1) kneaded

title: perdomitus


text:
perdomandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be kneaded

title: perdomandus


text: perdomantes

title: perdomantes


text: perdomantia

title: perdomantia


text: perdomantis

title: perdomantis


text: perdomantium

title: perdomantium


text: perdomanti

title: perdomanti


text: perdomante

title: perdomante


text: perdomantibus

title: perdomantibus


text: perdomantem

title: perdomantem


text: perdomitura

title: perdomitura


text: perdomiturum

title: perdomiturum


text: perdomituri

title: perdomituri


text: perdomiturae

title: perdomiturae


text: perdomiturorum

title: perdomiturorum


text: perdomiturarum

title: perdomiturarum


text: perdomituro

title: perdomituro


text: gastro-œsophageal

title: gastro-œsophageal


text: perdomituris

title: perdomituris


text: perdomituram

title: perdomituram


text: perdomituros

title: perdomituros


text: perdomituras

title: perdomituras


text: perdomiture

title: perdomiture


text: perdomita

title: perdomita


text: perdomitum

title: perdomitum


text: perdomiti

title: perdomiti


text: perdomitae

title: perdomitae


text: perdomitorum

title: perdomitorum


text: perdomitarum

title: perdomitarum


text: perdomito

title: perdomito


text: perdomitis

title: perdomitis


text: perdomitam

title: perdomitam


text: perdomitos

title: perdomitos


text: perdomitas

title: perdomitas


text: perdomite

title: perdomite


text: perdomanda

title: perdomanda


text: perdomandum

title: perdomandum


text: perdomandi

title: perdomandi


text: perdomandae

title: perdomandae


text: perdomandorum

title: perdomandorum


text: perdomandarum

title: perdomandarum


text: perdomando

title: perdomando


text: perdomandis

title: perdomandis


text: perdomandam

title: perdomandam


text: perdomandos

title: perdomandos


text: perdomandas

title: perdomandas


text: perdomande

title: perdomande


text: periculosissimus

title: periculosissimus


text: periculosissima

title: periculosissima


text: periculosissimum

title: periculosissimum


text: periculosissimi

title: periculosissimi


text: periculosissimae

title: periculosissimae


text: periculosissimorum

title: periculosissimorum


text: periculosissimarum

title: periculosissimarum


text: periculosissimo

title: periculosissimo


text: periculosissimis

title: periculosissimis


text: periculosissimam

title: periculosissimam


text: periculosissimos

title: periculosissimos


text: periculosissimas

title: periculosissimas


text:
szemlencse

Noun

 * 1) lens (part of the eye)

title: szemlencse


text:
cadmoselite

Noun

 * 1)  A rare hexagonal cadmium selenide mineral, black to grey in colour.

title: cadmoselite


text:
chaoite

Noun

 * 1)  A supposed allotrope of carbon whose existence is disputed.

title: chaoite


text:
clausthalite

Noun

 * 1)  A lead selenide mineral.

title: clausthalite


text: clausthalites

title: clausthalites


text:
Muybridgean

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to  (1830–1904), English photographer and inventor of the zoopraxiscope.

title: Muybridgean


text: muxers

title: muxers


text: muxed

title: muxed


text:
muxing

Etymology
From muging, compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) face

title: muxing


text:
calderite

Etymology
, after geologist James Calder.

Noun

 * 1)  A garnet mineral.

title: calderite


text: calderites

title: calderites


text:
Singularetantum

Noun

 * 1)  singulare tantum

title: Singularetantum


text:
beaconless

Adjective

 * 1) Without a beacon.

title: beaconless


text:
feastless

Adjective

 * 1) Without a feast.

title: feastless


text:
Islamicate

Adjective

 * 1) Associated with regions in which Muslims are culturally dominant, but not specifically with the religion of Islam.
 * 2) Which has been influenced by Islam (religion).

title: Islamicate


text:
tollir

Etymology
From  from.

Verb

 * 1) to seize; to take possession of

title: tollir


text:
oomphless

Adjective

 * 1) Lacking oomph (vitality or sex appeal).

title: oomphless


text: whoomphs

title: whoomphs


text:
bespell

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To cast a spell upon; to enchant, bewitch.

title: bespell


text: bespells

title: bespells


text: bespelling

title: bespelling


text:
bespelled

Adjective

 * 1) Endued with magical power; enchanted; charmed

title: bespelled


text: Giffrei

title: Giffrei


text:
gmelinite

Etymology
, after Christian Gottlob Gmelin (1792–1860).

Noun

 * 1)  A rare zeolite mineral related to chabazite.

title: gmelinite


text: gmelinites

title: gmelinites


text:
esfreer

Etymology
. Attested in the.

Verb

 * 1)  to scare; to frighten
 * 2)  to be scared; to be afraid

title: esfreer


text:
barbertonite

Noun

 * 1)  A magnesium chromium carbonate mineral, a hexagonal polymorph of stichtite.

title: barbertonite


text:
User:Vincent Okletey Mensah

Being a student of PRESEC*Adeiso*. Hoping to be good and nice to everybody i come across. am a J.W

title: User:Vincent Okletey Mensah


text:
bakhchisaraitsevite

Noun

 * 1)  A soft mineral containing hydrogen, magnesium, oxygen, phosphorus, and sodium.

title: bakhchisaraitsevite


text:
weissite

Noun

 * 1)  A hexagonal copper telluride mineral.

title: weissite


text:
nonzeolitic

Adjective

 * 1) Not zeolitic.

title: nonzeolitic


text:
fire salamander

Noun

 * 1) A medium-sized black salamander with yellow spots, native to Europe, related to the tiger salamander.

Translations

 * Greek:
 * Ancient: σαλαμάνδρα
 * Italian: salamandra pezzata
 * Polish:
 * Russian: о́гненная салама́ндра, пятни́стая салама́ндра, обыкнове́нная салама́ндра

title: fire salamander


text: fire salamanders

title: fire salamanders


text: girasols

title: girasols


text:
Titanoboa

Proper noun
†

title: Titanoboa


text: panellings

title: panellings


text: panelings

title: panelings


text:
じょうがい

Noun

 * 1)  outside the premises
 * 2)  outside a castle

title: じょうがい


text: jōgai

title: jōgai


text: دبي

title: دبي


text:
Sarcosuchus

Etymology
From. and.

Proper noun
†

title: Sarcosuchus


text: じごく

title: じごく


text:
Template talk:ar-proper noun

No gender is shown
Why the entries don't show the gender? As in دبي?
 * Because I messed up. Yair rand has fixed it. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:22, 8 May 2011 (UTC)

 * Thanks. --Anatoli 23:11, 8 May 2011 (UTC)

Genders
Need to include plurals. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 10:59, 9 November 2013 (UTC)
 * And to show whether it's only singular, or pluralia tantum or otherwise noted, perhaps? --Lo Ximiendo (talk) 11:12, 9 November 2013 (UTC)

What is the point
of not processing  correctly? — LlywelynII  19:21, 8 March 2024 (UTC)

title: Template talk:ar-proper noun


text: jigoku

title: jigoku


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/minnizô

Etymology
From an adjectival stem (compare the adverb ), from, suffixed with. Cognate with 🇨🇬,.

Related terms

 * (OE minn)

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/minnizô


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/minniz

Etymology
Comparative of,. Cognate with 🇨🇬,.

Adverb

 * 1) less, to a smaller degree

Usage notes
This word is not directly the comparative of any other term. Instead, various adverbial formations are used to express the positive degree.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/minniz


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/minnistaz

Etymology
Superlative of. Cognate with 🇨🇬,.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/minnistaz


text: anæsthesiology

title: anæsthesiology


text:
browsewrap

Etymology
, modelled on, itself modelled on.

Noun

 * 1)  A form of clickwrap license where the user must consent to the terms in order to use a website.

title: browsewrap


text: browsewraps

title: browsewraps


text:
misspeaker

Noun

 * 1) One who misspeaks.

title: misspeaker


text: misspeakers

title: misspeakers


text: browzes

title: browzes


text: browzing

title: browzing


text: browzed

title: browzed


text: æsthesia

title: æsthesia


text: 堕ちる

title: 堕ちる


text: 墜ちる

title: 墜ちる


text:
biparting

Adjective

 * 1)  Opening away from each other in two opposite directions.

title: biparting


text:
androgenization

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The development of male sexual characteristics, especially after treatment with androgens.

Translations

 * Georgian: ანდროგენიზაცია
 * Italian: androgenizazione
 * Portuguese: androgenização

title: androgenization


text: æsthesiæ

title: æsthesiæ


text:
appetitively

Adverb

 * 1) In an appetitive manner.

title: appetitively


text:
nonappetitive

Adjective

 * 1) Not appetitive.

title: nonappetitive


text:
biodemographic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to biodemography

title: biodemographic


text:
biodemography

Noun

 * 1) A branch of human demography concerned with understanding the complementary biological and demographic determinants of, and interactions between, the birth and death processes that shape individuals and populations.

Related terms

 * biodemographer

title: biodemography


text:
circumpubertal

Adjective

 * 1) Around the time of puberty.

title: circumpubertal


text: defeminizes

title: defeminizes


text: defeminizing

title: defeminizing


text: defeminized

title: defeminized


text:
defeminization

Noun

 * 1) The process of defeminizing.

title: defeminization


text: dichotomizes

title: dichotomizes


text: dichotomizing

title: dichotomizing


text: dichotomizations

title: dichotomizations


text:
familiality

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being familial.

title: familiality


text:
gonadally

Adverb

 * 1) In terms of the gonads.

title: gonadally


text:
hypoarticulation

Noun

 * 1) Reduced articulation in speech.

title: hypoarticulation


text:
intercorrelate

Verb

 * 1)  To correlate mutually.

title: intercorrelate


text: intercorrelating

title: intercorrelating


text: intercorrelates

title: intercorrelates


text: intercorrelated

title: intercorrelated


text:
mal comune mezzo gaudio

Etymology
lit. 'common trouble half joy.'

Phrase

 * 1) a trouble shared is a trouble halved

title: mal comune mezzo gaudio


text:
interrater

Adjective

 * 1) Between raters.

title: interrater


text:
ipsatize

Verb

 * 1)  To make ipsative.

title: ipsatize


text: ipsatizes

title: ipsatizes


text: ipsatized

title: ipsatized


text: ipsatizing

title: ipsatizing


text:
ipsatization

Noun

 * 1) The process of ipsatizing.

title: ipsatization


text: hypoarticulations

title: hypoarticulations


text:
歩留まり

Noun

 * 1)  yield rate, yield

title: 歩留まり


text: tabulari

title: tabulari


text: 歩留り

title: 歩留り


text:
ぶどまり

Noun

 * 1)   yield rate

title: ぶどまり


text: budomari

title: budomari


text:
leuenkephalin

Noun

 * 1)  An endogenous opioid peptide neurotransmitter found naturally in the brains of many animals, including humans; one of the two forms of enkephalin (the other being metenkephalin).

title: leuenkephalin


text: maximizers

title: maximizers


text: hachigatsu

title: hachigatsu


text:
metenkephalin

Noun

 * 1)  An endogenous opioid peptide neurotransmitter found naturally in many parts of the animal and human body; one of the two forms of enkephalin (the other being leuenkephalin)

title: metenkephalin


text:
metempsychotic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to metempsychosis.

title: metempsychotic


text:
persulto

Verb

 * 1) to leap, skip or prance about

title: persulto


text:
neuroendocrinological

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to neuroendocrinology.

title: neuroendocrinological


text: persultas

title: persultas


text: persultat

title: persultat


text: persultamus

title: persultamus


text: persultatis

title: persultatis


text: persultant

title: persultant


text: persultabo

title: persultabo


text: persultabis

title: persultabis


text: persultabit

title: persultabit


text: persultabimus

title: persultabimus


text: persultabitis

title: persultabitis


text: persultabunt

title: persultabunt


text: persultabam

title: persultabam


text: persultabas

title: persultabas


text: persultabat

title: persultabat


text: persultabamus

title: persultabamus


text: persultabatis

title: persultabatis


text: persultabant

title: persultabant


text: persultavi

title: persultavi


text: persultavisti

title: persultavisti


text: persultavit

title: persultavit


text: persultavimus

title: persultavimus


text: persultavistis

title: persultavistis


text: persultaverunt

title: persultaverunt


text: persultavero

title: persultavero


text: persultaveris

title: persultaveris


text: persultaverit

title: persultaverit


text: persultaverimus

title: persultaverimus


text: persultaveritis

title: persultaveritis


text: persultaverint

title: persultaverint


text: persultaveram

title: persultaveram


text: persultaveras

title: persultaveras


text: persultaverat

title: persultaverat


text: persultaveramus

title: persultaveramus


text: persultaveratis

title: persultaveratis


text: persultaverant

title: persultaverant


text: persultor

title: persultor


text: persultaris

title: persultaris


text: persultamur

title: persultamur


text: persultamini

title: persultamini


text: persultatur

title: persultatur


text: persultantur

title: persultantur


text: persultabor

title: persultabor


text: persultaberis

title: persultaberis


text: persultabimur

title: persultabimur


text: persultabimini

title: persultabimini


text: persultabitur

title: persultabitur


text: persultabuntur

title: persultabuntur


text: persultabar

title: persultabar


text: persultabaris

title: persultabaris


text: persultabamur

title: persultabamur


text: persultabamini

title: persultabamini


text: persultabatur

title: persultabatur


text: persultabantur

title: persultabantur


text: persultem

title: persultem


text: persultes

title: persultes


text: persultet

title: persultet


text: persultemus

title: persultemus


text: persultetis

title: persultetis


text: persultent

title: persultent


text: persultarem

title: persultarem


text: persultares

title: persultares


text: persultaret

title: persultaret


text: persultaremus

title: persultaremus


text: persultaretis

title: persultaretis


text: persultarent

title: persultarent


text: persultaverim

title: persultaverim


text: persultavissem

title: persultavissem


text: petissem

title: petissem


text: persultavisses

title: persultavisses


text: persultavisset

title: persultavisset


text: persultavissemus

title: persultavissemus


text: persultavissetis

title: persultavissetis


text: persultavissent

title: persultavissent


text: persulter

title: persulter


text: persulteris

title: persulteris


text: persultemur

title: persultemur


text: persultemini

title: persultemini


text: persultetur

title: persultetur


text: persultentur

title: persultentur


text: persultarer

title: persultarer


text: persultareris

title: persultareris


text: persultaremur

title: persultaremur


text: persultaremini

title: persultaremini


text: persultaretur

title: persultaretur


text: persultarentur

title: persultarentur


text: persulta

title: persulta


text: persultato

title: persultato


text: persultate

title: persultate


text: persultatote

title: persultatote


text: persultanto

title: persultanto


text: persultare

title: persultare


text: persultator

title: persultator


text: persultantor

title: persultantor


text: persultavisse

title: persultavisse


text: persultari

title: persultari


text:
nightdreaming

Noun

 * 1) Dreaming that takes place at night, during sleep, as opposed to daydreaming.

title: nightdreaming


text: はづき

title: はづき


text:
petulans

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) pert, saucy, impudent, wanton
 * 2) freakish
 * 3) petulant

title: petulans


text:
multip

Etymology
From / by clipping.

Noun

 * 1) A multiparous woman; one who has given birth twice or more.

title: multip


text: petulantes

title: petulantes


text:
petulantia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) impudence
 * 2) wantonness
 * 3) petulance

title: petulantia


text: petulantis

title: petulantis


text: petulantium

title: petulantium


text: petulantibus

title: petulantibus


text: petulantem

title: petulantem


text: multips

title: multips


text:
hurluberlu

Etymology
Compound of with spelling change, or perhaps from.

Noun

 * 1) weirdo; eccentric person

Adjective

 * 1) weird, eccentric

title: hurluberlu


text:
nulliparity

Noun

 * 1) Never having completed a pregnancy beyond 20 weeks.

title: nulliparity


text: petulantiae

title: petulantiae


text: petulantiarum

title: petulantiarum


text: petulantiis

title: petulantiis


text: petulantiam

title: petulantiam


text: petulantias

title: petulantias


text:
ovariectomize

Verb

 * 1)  To remove the ovaries from.

Translations

 * Italian: ovariectomizzare

title: ovariectomize


text: ovariectomized

title: ovariectomized


text: ovariectomizes

title: ovariectomizes


text: ovariectomizing

title: ovariectomizing


text:
八ヶ月

Noun

 * 1) a period of 8 months

title: 八ヶ月


text:
enoughness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The state or condition of being enough; sufficiency; adequacy.

title: enoughness


text: placidius

title: placidius


text: placidissime

title: placidissime


text:
ヶ月

Counter

 * 1) counter for months, used to express a period of time numbered in months

title: ヶ月


text: paraphilics

title: paraphilics


text:
parous

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Adjective

 * 1) Having given birth.

title: parous


text:
perturbance

Noun

 * 1) perturbation

title: perturbance


text: perturbances

title: perturbances


text:
proenkephalin

Noun

 * 1)  A precursor of leuenkephalin and metenkephalin.

title: proenkephalin


text: proenkephalins

title: proenkephalins


text: 箇月

title: 箇月


text: ヵ月

title: ヵ月


text:
proopiomelanocortin

Noun

 * 1)  A precursor polypeptide involved in diverse cellular functions.

title: proopiomelanocortin


text: proopiomelanocortins

title: proopiomelanocortins


text: kozē

title: kozē


text: POMC

title: POMC


text: カ月

title: カ月


text: metoestrus

title: metoestrus


text: 個月

title: 個月


text: ケ月

title: ケ月


text:
metestrus

Noun

 * 1) A phase of the oestrus cycle where the signs of oestrogen stimulation subside, the corpus luteum starts to form, and the uterine lining begins to secrete small amounts of progesterone.

title: metestrus


text: かげつ

title: かげつ


text:
proestrus

Noun

 * 1) A phase of the oestrus cycle, prior to sexual receptivity, during which one or more follicles of the ovary begin to grow.

title: proestrus


text: kagetsu

title: kagetsu


text:
prosociality

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being prosocial.

title: prosociality


text: shigatsu

title: shigatsu


text:
siphonostomatoid

Noun

 * 1)  Any member of the Siphonostomatoida, an order of maxillopods.

title: siphonostomatoid


text: siphonostomatoids

title: siphonostomatoids


text:
skeletomusculature

Noun

 * 1)  The physical structure of skeleton and muscles.

title: skeletomusculature


text: capsulæ

title: capsulæ


text: synucleins

title: synucleins


text:
はっかげつ

Noun

 * 1)  8 months

title: はっかげつ


text: hakkagetsu

title: hakkagetsu


text:
syntaxless

Adjective

 * 1) Devoid of syntax.
 * a syntaxless pidgin language

title: syntaxless


text:
unmorphed

Adjective

 * 1) Not having been morphed.

title: unmorphed


text:
はちかげつ

Noun

 * 1)  8 months

title: はちかげつ


text: hachikagetsu

title: hachikagetsu


text:
unnaturalistic

Adjective

 * 1) Not naturalistic.

title: unnaturalistic


text: shinchū

title: shinchū


text: shinjū

title: shinjū


text:
Appendix:Proto-Germanic adverbs

Adverbs are not inflected in Proto-Germanic, but they may have comparative and superlative degrees. They are often derived from adjectives, but there are also many adverbs that stand alone and are not derived, especially those indicating place.

Many adverbs could also be used as prepositions, and vice-versa. The distinction between them was not always clear. Therefore, most of what is explained here also applies to the formation of prepositions.

Derivation from adjectives
Adverbs could be formed from adjectives in several ways.

 * With the suffixes or . It's not clear what the difference between the two varieties was. They remained productive in all older daughter languages, although usually only one of the two survived (Gothic still had both, Old Norse had a single suffix that could have descended from either).
 * By using the adjective in the masculine/neuter genitive singular, productive in all daughters to a degree.
 * By using the adjective in the neuter accusative singular, which became very productive in Old Norse.
 * With a suffix which is not reconstructible. It is found only in Gothic.

A single case exists where the derivation is suppletive: the adjective has the adverbial form.

Adverbs of place and time
A complex system of adverbs denoting place and time existed in Proto-Germanic. Such adverbs were generally formed from a base root, such as demonstratives and interrogatives, but also from existing adverbs.

 * - stationary location
 * - motion from a place
 * - motion from a place
 * , - stationary location (from the dative case, originally the locative)
 * - time, stationary place (possibly an old accusative ending)
 * - - motion toward a place
 * - motion toward a place

Directional adverbs
Proto-Germanic had a system of directional adverbs formed from prepositions with suffixes attached to the root. These suffixes added directional meaning inherited from three grammatical cases reconstructed for Proto-Indo-European, although the allative case is less certain than the others.

 * allative: "to (somewhere)"
 * locative: "at/by (somewhere)"
 * ablative: "from (somewhere)"

Comparison
Like adjectives, Germanic adverbs could have a comparative and superlative form. They were formed similarly to those of adjectives. In general, a comparative or superlative adjective could be formed simply by dropping the case suffix: the comparative ended in -iz or -ōz, and the superlative in -ist(a) or -ōst(a). For adverb comparatives that did not derive from adjectives, the suffixes -iz and -ist(a) seem to have been the only ones in use. There were also several other suffixes which had specific uses and seemed to have become unproductive already in Germanic.

Adverbs, like adjectives, sometimes had comparative and superlative forms that were formed from different roots. In most cases, however, there is no corresponding positive degree, but the other two degrees are parallel to the corresponding adjectives.

title: Appendix:Proto-Germanic adverbs


text:
vasocongestive

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to vasocongestion.

title: vasocongestive


text:
vasocongestion

Noun

 * 1) The swelling of bodily tissues caused by increased vascular blood flow and a localized increase in blood pressure.

title: vasocongestion


text:
virilize

Verb

 * 1)  To make virile.

title: virilize


text: virilized

title: virilized


text: poenituit

title: poenituit


text:
nonvirilized

Adjective

 * 1) Not virilized.

title: nonvirilized


text: virilizes

title: virilizes


text: virilizing

title: virilizing


text: émelygések

title: émelygések


text:
pontificatus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pontificate (office of a pontiff/pontifex)

title: pontificatus


text: pontificatui

title: pontificatui


text: pontificatum

title: pontificatum


text: pontificatu

title: pontificatu


text: pontificatuum

title: pontificatuum


text: pontificatibus

title: pontificatibus


text:
overserve

Verb

 * 1)  To serve too much (especially alcohol to an intoxicated person).

title: overserve


text: overserving

title: overserving


text: overserves

title: overserves


text: overserved

title: overserved


text: porrectior

title: porrectior


text: porrectius

title: porrectius


text: porrectiores

title: porrectiores


text: porrectiora

title: porrectiora


text: porrectioris

title: porrectioris


text: porrectiorum

title: porrectiorum


text: porrectiori

title: porrectiori


text: porrectiorem

title: porrectiorem


text: porrectiore

title: porrectiore


text: porrectioribus

title: porrectioribus


text:
そうごう

Noun

 * 1)  integration, synthesis, generalization
 * 2)  appearance
 * 3)  priest's religious name

Verb

 * 1)  integrate, synthesize, piece together

title: そうごう


text:
deformer

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, deforms.

title: deformer


text: deformers

title: deformers


text: sōgō

title: sōgō


text:
praesumpturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to presume

title: praesumpturus


text:
praesumptus

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1)  audacity, temerity, arrogance

Etymology 2
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) presumed

title: praesumptus


text:
praesumendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be presumed

title: praesumendus


text: praesumptura

title: praesumptura


text: praesumpturum

title: praesumpturum


text: praesumpturi

title: praesumpturi


text:
mudbank

Noun

 * 1) An area of mud, possibly submerged, near the edge of a body of water.

title: mudbank


text: praesumpturae

title: praesumpturae


text: praesumpturorum

title: praesumpturorum


text: praesumpturarum

title: praesumpturarum


text: praesumpturo

title: praesumpturo


text: praesumpturis

title: praesumpturis


text: praesumpturam

title: praesumpturam


text: praesumpturos

title: praesumpturos


text: praesumpturas

title: praesumpturas


text: praesumpture

title: praesumpture


text: praesumpta

title: praesumpta


text: praesumptum

title: praesumptum


text: praesumpti

title: praesumpti


text: mudbanks

title: mudbanks


text: praesumptae

title: praesumptae


text: praesumptorum

title: praesumptorum


text: praesumptarum

title: praesumptarum


text:
綜合

Verb

 * 1) to compile; to assemble; to put together
 * 2) to synthesize

Adjective

 * 1) comprehensive; whole; all-encompassing; overall
 * 2) mixed; varied
 * 3) synthesized
 * 4)  involving casinos
 * 1)  involving casinos

Related terms
Not to be confused with.

title: 綜合


text: praesumpto

title: praesumpto


text: praesumptis

title: praesumptis


text: praesumptam

title: praesumptam


text: praesumptos

title: praesumptos


text: praesumptas

title: praesumptas


text: praesumpte

title: praesumpte


text: praesumenda

title: praesumenda


text: praesumendum

title: praesumendum


text: praesumendi

title: praesumendi


text: praesumendae

title: praesumendae


text: praesumendorum

title: praesumendorum


text: praesumendarum

title: praesumendarum


text: praesumendo

title: praesumendo


text: praesumendis

title: praesumendis


text: praesumendam

title: praesumendam


text: praesumendos

title: praesumendos


text: praesumendas

title: praesumendas


text: praesumende

title: praesumende


text: anpea

title: anpea


text:
praetempto

Etymology
From.

title: praetempto


text:
praetento

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to test, try etc. beforehand
 * 2) to make a pretext of

title: praetento


text: praetemptas

title: praetemptas


text: praetemptat

title: praetemptat


text: praetemptamus

title: praetemptamus


text: praetemptatis

title: praetemptatis


text: praetemptant

title: praetemptant


text: praetemptabo

title: praetemptabo


text: praetemptabis

title: praetemptabis


text: praetemptabit

title: praetemptabit


text: praetemptabimus

title: praetemptabimus


text: praetemptabitis

title: praetemptabitis


text: praetemptabunt

title: praetemptabunt


text: praetemptabam

title: praetemptabam


text: praetemptabas

title: praetemptabas


text: praetemptabat

title: praetemptabat


text: praetemptabamus

title: praetemptabamus


text: praetemptabatis

title: praetemptabatis


text: praetemptabant

title: praetemptabant


text: praetemptavi

title: praetemptavi


text: praetemptavisti

title: praetemptavisti


text: praetemptavit

title: praetemptavit


text: praetemptavimus

title: praetemptavimus


text: praetemptavistis

title: praetemptavistis


text: praetemptaverunt

title: praetemptaverunt


text: praetemptavero

title: praetemptavero


text: praetemptaveris

title: praetemptaveris


text: praetemptaverit

title: praetemptaverit


text: praetemptaverimus

title: praetemptaverimus


text: praetemptaveritis

title: praetemptaveritis


text: praetemptaverint

title: praetemptaverint


text: praetemptaveram

title: praetemptaveram


text: praetemptaveras

title: praetemptaveras


text: praetemptaverat

title: praetemptaverat


text: praetemptaveramus

title: praetemptaveramus


text: praetemptaveratis

title: praetemptaveratis


text: praetemptaverant

title: praetemptaverant


text: praetemptor

title: praetemptor


text: praetemptaris

title: praetemptaris


text: praetemptamur

title: praetemptamur


text: praetemptamini

title: praetemptamini


text: praetemptatur

title: praetemptatur


text: praetemptantur

title: praetemptantur


text: praetemptabor

title: praetemptabor


text: praetemptaberis

title: praetemptaberis


text: praetemptabimur

title: praetemptabimur


text: praetemptabimini

title: praetemptabimini


text: praetemptabitur

title: praetemptabitur


text: praetemptabuntur

title: praetemptabuntur


text: praetemptabar

title: praetemptabar


text: praetemptabaris

title: praetemptabaris


text: praetemptabamur

title: praetemptabamur


text: praetemptabamini

title: praetemptabamini


text: praetemptabatur

title: praetemptabatur


text: praetemptabantur

title: praetemptabantur


text: praetemptem

title: praetemptem


text: praetemptes

title: praetemptes


text: praetemptet

title: praetemptet


text: praetemptemus

title: praetemptemus


text: praetemptetis

title: praetemptetis


text: praetemptent

title: praetemptent


text: praetemptarem

title: praetemptarem


text: praetemptares

title: praetemptares


text: praetemptaret

title: praetemptaret


text: praetemptaremus

title: praetemptaremus


text: praetemptaretis

title: praetemptaretis


text: praetemptarent

title: praetemptarent


text: praetemptaverim

title: praetemptaverim


text: praetemptavissem

title: praetemptavissem


text: praetemptavisses

title: praetemptavisses


text: praetemptavisset

title: praetemptavisset


text: praetemptavissemus

title: praetemptavissemus


text: praetemptavissetis

title: praetemptavissetis


text: praetemptavissent

title: praetemptavissent


text: praetempter

title: praetempter


text: praetempteris

title: praetempteris


text: praetemptemur

title: praetemptemur


text: praetemptemini

title: praetemptemini


text: praetemptetur

title: praetemptetur


text: praetemptentur

title: praetemptentur


text: praetemptarer

title: praetemptarer


text: praetemptareris

title: praetemptareris


text: praetemptaremur

title: praetemptaremur


text: praetemptaremini

title: praetemptaremini


text: praetemptaretur

title: praetemptaretur


text: praetemptarentur

title: praetemptarentur


text: praetempta

title: praetempta


text: praetemptato

title: praetemptato


text: praetemptate

title: praetemptate


text: praetemptatote

title: praetemptatote


text: praetemptanto

title: praetemptanto


text: praetemptare

title: praetemptare


text: praetemptator

title: praetemptator


text: praetemptantor

title: praetemptantor


text: praetemptavisse

title: praetemptavisse


text: praetemptari

title: praetemptari


text: praetentas

title: praetentas


text: praetentat

title: praetentat


text: praetentamus

title: praetentamus


text: praetentatis

title: praetentatis


text: praetentant

title: praetentant


text:
concededly

Adverb

 * 1) admittedly

title: concededly


text: praetentabo

title: praetentabo


text: praetentabis

title: praetentabis


text: praetentabit

title: praetentabit


text: praetentabimus

title: praetentabimus


text: praetentabitis

title: praetentabitis


text: praetentabunt

title: praetentabunt


text: praetentabam

title: praetentabam


text: praetentabas

title: praetentabas


text: praetentabat

title: praetentabat


text: praetentabamus

title: praetentabamus


text: praetentabatis

title: praetentabatis


text: praetentabant

title: praetentabant


text: praetentavi

title: praetentavi


text: praetentavisti

title: praetentavisti


text: praetentavit

title: praetentavit


text: praetentavimus

title: praetentavimus


text: praetentavistis

title: praetentavistis


text: praetentaverunt

title: praetentaverunt


text: praetentavero

title: praetentavero


text: praetentaveris

title: praetentaveris


text: praetentaverit

title: praetentaverit


text: praetentaverimus

title: praetentaverimus


text: praetentaveritis

title: praetentaveritis


text: praetentaverint

title: praetentaverint


text: praetentaveram

title: praetentaveram


text: praetentaveras

title: praetentaveras


text: praetentaverat

title: praetentaverat


text: praetentaveramus

title: praetentaveramus


text:
alalahanin

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to remember; to recall
 * 2) to consider; to take into consideration
 * 1) to consider; to take into consideration

Noun

 * 1) worry; cause of worry
 * 2) responsibility
 * 1) responsibility

title: alalahanin


text: praetentaveratis

title: praetentaveratis


text: praetentaverant

title: praetentaverant


text: praetentor

title: praetentor


text: praetentaris

title: praetentaris


text: praetentamur

title: praetentamur


text: praetentamini

title: praetentamini


text: praetentatur

title: praetentatur


text: praetentantur

title: praetentantur


text: praetentabor

title: praetentabor


text: praetentaberis

title: praetentaberis


text: praetentabimur

title: praetentabimur


text: praetentabimini

title: praetentabimini


text:
おこのみやき

Noun

 * 1)  okonomiyaki, a type of pan-fried batter cake including a mixture of vegetable and beef, pork, or seafood

title: おこのみやき


text: praetentabitur

title: praetentabitur


text: praetentabuntur

title: praetentabuntur


text: praetentabar

title: praetentabar


text: praetentabaris

title: praetentabaris


text: praetentabamur

title: praetentabamur


text: praetentabamini

title: praetentabamini


text: praetentabatur

title: praetentabatur


text: praetentabantur

title: praetentabantur


text: praetentem

title: praetentem


text: praetentes

title: praetentes


text: praetentet

title: praetentet


text: praetentemus

title: praetentemus


text: praetentetis

title: praetentetis


text: praetentent

title: praetentent


text: praetentarem

title: praetentarem


text: praetentares

title: praetentares


text: praetentaret

title: praetentaret


text: praetentaremus

title: praetentaremus


text: praetentaretis

title: praetentaretis


text: praetentarent

title: praetentarent


text: praetentaverim

title: praetentaverim


text: praetentavissem

title: praetentavissem


text: praetentavisses

title: praetentavisses


text: praetentavisset

title: praetentavisset


text: praetentavissemus

title: praetentavissemus


text: praetentavissetis

title: praetentavissetis


text: praetentavissent

title: praetentavissent


text: praetenter

title: praetenter


text:
praetura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) praetorship

title: praetura


text: praetenteris

title: praetenteris


text: praetentemur

title: praetentemur


text: praetentemini

title: praetentemini


text: praetentetur

title: praetentetur


text: praetententur

title: praetententur


text: praetentarer

title: praetentarer


text: praetentareris

title: praetentareris


text: praetentaremur

title: praetentaremur


text: praetentaremini

title: praetentaremini


text: praetentaretur

title: praetentaretur


text: praetentarentur

title: praetentarentur


text: praetenta

title: praetenta


text: praetentato

title: praetentato


text: praetentate

title: praetentate


text: praetentatote

title: praetentatote


text: praetentanto

title: praetentanto


text: praetentare

title: praetentare


text: praetentator

title: praetentator


text: praetentantor

title: praetentantor


text: praetentavisse

title: praetentavisse


text: praetentari

title: praetentari


text: deemphasize

title: deemphasize


text: praeturae

title: praeturae


text: praeturarum

title: praeturarum


text: praeturis

title: praeturis


text: praeturam

title: praeturam


text: praeturas

title: praeturas


text: deemphasizes

title: deemphasizes


text: deemphasizing

title: deemphasizing


text: deemphasized

title: deemphasized


text:
مریضی

Etymology
+

Noun

 * 1) patient
 * 2) sickness, illness

title: مریضی


text:
かじゅ

Noun

 * 1)  fruit tree
 * 2)  flowering tree

title: かじゅ


text:
果樹

Noun

 * 1) fruit tree

Noun

 * 1) fruit tree

title: 果樹


text:
花樹

Noun

 * 1) flowering tree

title: 花樹


text:
praevehor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to travel past or along

title: praevehor


text: praeveheris

title: praeveheris


text: praevehitur

title: praevehitur


text: praevehimur

title: praevehimur


text: praevehimini

title: praevehimini


text: praevehuntur

title: praevehuntur


text: praevehar

title: praevehar


text:
Appendix:Proto-Germanic particles

Proto-Germanic possessed a small amount of "particles", which were uninflected words and affixes that did not serve a single syntactic function in a sentence, but were applied in a variety of cases. They are often considered adverbs, but since they could be used in combination with almost any word and in any place in the sentence, they are probably better considered particles or clitics.

Negation and affirmation
Negation was expressed with the particle. It was always placed before the word to be negated, which was usually the verb but could also be a noun, adjective or other kind of word. Since imperative forms of verbs were always placed first in the sentence, they could not be negated in this way. Instead, the subjunctive form was used and the negation particle was placed before it (which is seen in, for example, modern Spanish as well).

Negation could also be expressed using a prefix, which fulfilled similar functions as it does in English today. It was normally attached to verbs and adjectives.

Affirmation was expressed with the particle. By itself, it meant "yes", but it could also be used within a sentence to mean "so, such", as in archaic English.

Sentence clitics
Sentence clitics were suffixes that were attached to the first word of the sentence or clause. More precisely, they always appeared as the second part of their clause. This rule was followed very strictly, and sentence clitics could even split a prefix from the word it was attached to (as is seen on several occasions in Gothic).

The particle expressed conjunction ("and"). In conjunctions of two nouns or adjectives, it was joined to the second word of the conjunction, just like Latin (of which it was a cognate). It could also be attached to a verb placed first in its clause, in which case it joined the entire clause to the previous one. The form of the suffix was normally. When it occurred after an obstruent (and possibly after other consonants as well) an epenthetic -u- was inserted, which caused the suffix to be delabialised through normal phonetic rules, and it became.

The suffix was an interrogative particle and could best be translated as "whether" or "is it so that". It indicated yes/no questions or a choice on a certain option. It was attached to the word to which the question applied, and this word was always placed first in the sentence.

Completeness
Proto-Germanic possessed a general prefix which could be used to indicate completeness in some way. This extended to a completed action, a collective group and so on. It was commonly attached to verbs and nouns.

title: Appendix:Proto-Germanic particles


text: praevehetur

title: praevehetur


text: praevehemur

title: praevehemur


text: praevehemini

title: praevehemini


text: praevehentur

title: praevehentur


text: praevehebar

title: praevehebar


text: praevehebaris

title: praevehebaris


text: praevehebatur

title: praevehebatur


text: praevehebamur

title: praevehebamur


text: praevehebamini

title: praevehebamini


text: praevehebantur

title: praevehebantur


text: praeveharis

title: praeveharis


text: praevehatur

title: praevehatur


text: praevehamur

title: praevehamur


text: praevehamini

title: praevehamini


text: praevehantur

title: praevehantur


text: praeveherer

title: praeveherer


text: praevehereris

title: praevehereris


text: praeveheretur

title: praeveheretur


text: praeveheremur

title: praeveheremur


text: praeveheremini

title: praeveheremini


text: praeveherentur

title: praeveherentur


text: praevehere

title: praevehere


text: praevehitor

title: praevehitor


text: praevehuntor

title: praevehuntor


text: praevehi

title: praevehi


text:
Citations:archæologize

Verb:

 * 1849, Eliakim Littell and Robert S. Littell, The Living Age, E. Littell & Company; Volume XX, №. 252, page #497:
 * We can attend committees, and canvass for subscribers, and archæologize, and geologize, and take ether with our fellow Christians for a twelvemonth, as we might sit cross‐legged and smoke the pipe of fraternity with a Turk for the same period—and know at the end of the time as little of the real feelings of the one as we should about the domestic relations of the other.
 * 1893, American Architect and Architecture, Ticknor & Company; Volume XXXIX, №. 898, page #146:
 * In England, an architect who has any tastes outside his strictly professional work is usually an archæologist. Fortunately for us, we have nothing to archæologize about, and the necessity that our architects are under of recurring for inspiration to the allied arts and to nature, instead of the buildings of their predecessors, has been a good thing for American architecture, and will be of still greater value as it becomes more generally accepted.
 * 1915, Maurice Henry Hewlett, The Little Iliad, J. B. Lippincott Company; Chapter I, page #19:
 * I think we intended to have another ten days there at least before we addressed ourselves to the small cities of Lombardy, where I intended to archæologize and Malleson to read history

Verb:

 * 1897, A. Goodirch‐Freer, in The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, E. R. Pelton; Volume LXVI, page #478:
 * We made excursions, archæologized, botanized : in the evening we played games, we made music, we danced.
 * 1966, Muriel Clara Bradbrook, Ibsen the Norwegian; page #64:
 * Ibsen had archæologized for this play much as he did for his nationalist historical plays […]

Verb: third‐person singular simple present indicative

 * 1910, The Dublin Review; Volume CXXXXVI, page #98:
 * A pseudo‐unification has been arrived at by Reichel on the one hand, Ridgeway on the other, with the help of much excision and some strained interpretation ; for, they argue, no poet consciously “ archaeologizes ” nor yet innovates ; Homer, therefore, must have described the solitary and homogeneous civilization which he saw.

Verb:

 * 1929, The Ark; Volume VIII, №. 2, page #2:
 * Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schellbach, who have been archæologizing in Idaho for the Museum of the American Indian (New York), were guests of Dr. Gilmore on October twenty‐eighth.

title: Citations:archæologize


text: Polinèsia

title: Polinèsia


text: professoris

title: professoris


text: professoribus

title: professoribus


text: professorem

title: professorem


text: hime-

title: hime-


text: ankylostomiasis

title: ankylostomiasis


text: anchylostomiasis

title: anchylostomiasis


text: ankylostomiases

title: ankylostomiases


text: うらやましい

title: うらやましい


text:
biopsychology

Noun

 * 1) biological psychology

title: biopsychology


text: urayamashii

title: urayamashii


text:
biopsychologist

Noun

 * 1) A specialist in biopsychology.

title: biopsychologist


text:
biopsychological

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to biopsychology.

title: biopsychological


text: biopsychologists

title: biopsychologists


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-uh

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-uh


text:
sociorobotics

Noun

 * 1) A field of research dealing with the implications, complexities and design of the social behaviours and interactions of robots (with each other and with humans).

title: sociorobotics


text:
てつがくしゃ

Noun

 * 1)  philosopher

title: てつがくしゃ


text: tetsugakusha

title: tetsugakusha


text: Category:Proto-Germanic particles

title: Category:Proto-Germanic particles


text: てつがく

title: てつがく


text: beltings

title: beltings


text:
tetsugaku

Anagrams

 * Taketsugu

title: tetsugaku


text:
lossmaker

Noun

 * 1) A company, product, etc. that makes a financial loss.

title: lossmaker


text: lossmakers

title: lossmakers


text: lossmaking

title: lossmaking


text: hōfu

title: hōfu


text:
losslessness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being lossless.

title: losslessness


text: tollroad

title: tollroad


text: tollroads

title: tollroads


text:
ころもへん

Noun

 * 1)  the name of a certain Japanese kanji radical, the "clothes" radical, namely 衤

title: ころもへん


text: koromohen

title: koromohen


text:
categoricity

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being categorical.

title: categoricity


text:
checkability

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being checkable.

title: checkability


text:
はだぎ

Noun

 * 1)  underwear

title: はだぎ


text:
epistemicist

Noun

 * 1) One who subscribes to the philosophy of epistemicism.

title: epistemicist


text: hadagi

title: hadagi


text: epistemicists

title: epistemicists


text:
衣偏

Noun

 * 1) the left alignment of kanji radical 145, meaning "clothes",

title: 衣偏


text:
sociorobotic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the field of sociorobotics.

title: sociorobotic


text:
pysk

Etymology
From, from , from , a borrowing from. Compare Breton, and the related Welsh.

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  lip
 * 2) lip of an animal
 * 3) labium
 * 4)  beak
 * 1) labium
 * 2)  beak

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lip
 * 2) beak
 * 3) snout
 * 1) snout

Etymology
.

Noun

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

title: pysk


text:
肌着

Noun

 * 1) underwear

title: 肌着


text:
supervaluationism

Noun

 * 1)  A semantics for dealing with irreferential singular terms and vagueness.

title: supervaluationism


text: 膚着

title: 膚着


text:
supertruth

Noun

 * 1)  In supervaluationism, the quality of being supertrue.

title: supertruth


text: supertubes

title: supertubes


text:
supertrue

Adjective

 * 1)  In supervaluationism, necessarily true regardless of the values of variables.
 * "I am happy or I am not happy" is supertrue, because I must be one or the other.

title: supertrue


text: メリークリ

title: メリークリ


text:
superfalse

Adjective

 * 1)  In supervaluationism, necessarily false regardless of the values of variables.
 * "I am asleep and I am not asleep" is superfalse, because I can never be both.

title: superfalse


text: merīkuri

title: merīkuri


text: メリクリ

title: メリクリ


text: merikuri

title: merikuri


text:
irreferential

Adjective

 * 1)  Lacking a referent.

title: irreferential


text:
epistemicism

Noun

 * 1)  A philosophical position asserting that there are facts about the boundaries of a vague predicate (such as "is thin" or "is bald") which cannot be discovered.

title: epistemicism


text:
かいそく

Noun

 * 1)  high-speed
 * 2)  nimble-footed, fast on one's feet
 * 3)  society or club's rules or constitution

title: かいそく


text:
tenoroon

Noun

 * 1)  tenor bassoon

title: tenoroon


text: kaisoku

title: kaisoku


text:
快足

Noun

 * 1) quick on one's feet, being nimble-footed

title: 快足


text:
ロシアれんぽう

Proper noun

 * 1)  Russian Federation

title: ロシアれんぽう


text:
deductivist

Noun

 * 1) One who subscribes to the form of reasoning called deductivism.

title: deductivist


text: deductivists

title: deductivists


text:
むしる

Verb

 * 1)  pluck (feathers), pick, tear off

title: むしる


text: mushiru

title: mushiru


text:
disjunctiveness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being disjunctive.

title: disjunctiveness


text:
explanatoriness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being explanatory.

title: explanatoriness


text:
formalizability

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being formalizable.

title: formalizability


text:
毟る

Verb

 * 1) pluck (feathers), pick, tear off

title: 毟る


text: indispensible

title: indispensible


text: いさむ

title: いさむ


text:
deductivism

Noun

 * 1) The use of deductive reasoning.

Translations

 * French: déductivisme
 * Romanian: deductivism

title: deductivism


text: isamu

title: isamu


text:
primehood

Noun

 * 1)  The quality of being a prime number; primeness.

title: primehood


text:
勇む

Etymology
From. Initial いさ (isa) portion shares its origin with the old isa reading of. Ending む (mu) is likely the old auxiliary verb, expressing intent, desire, or estimation.

Homophonic with archaic, and archaic /, but semantic relationship is unclear.

Verb

 * 1) to be in high spirits, enthusiastic; to be brave or courageous
 * 2)  to whinny
 * 3) * This sense is usually expressed using the word . However, the ending naku portion is homophonic with, and as such this word was treated as somewhat taboo by soldiers, who thus used isamu instead.
 * 4)  to blow a horn as a signal in a naval battle

 * 1)  to encourage, to cheer someone up

title: 勇む


text:
ひめる

Verb

 * 1)  hide, keep feelings or thoughts inside

title: ひめる


text: himeru

title: himeru


text:
秘める

Etymology
From classical form, from +.

Verb

 * 1) hide, keep feelings or thoughts inside, keep something to oneself

title: 秘める


text:
rigorization

Noun

 * 1) Conversion into a mathematically rigorous form.

title: rigorization


text: rigorizations

title: rigorizations


text: hidable

title: hidable


text:
hideable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being hidden.

title: hideable


text:
moskit

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sandfly, phlebotomine
 * 2)  mosquito

title: moskit


text: supertasks

title: supertasks


text:
supertask

Noun

 * 1)  A quantifiably infinite number of operations that occur sequentially within a finite interval of time.

title: supertask


text:
げいじゅつ

Noun

 * 1)  the arts

title: げいじゅつ


text: geijutsu

title: geijutsu


text: öğretmeni

title: öğretmeni


text: öğretmene

title: öğretmene


text:
hypertask

Noun

 * 1)  An uncountably infinite number of operations that occur sequentially within a finite interval of time.

title: hypertask


text: öğretmende

title: öğretmende


text: öğretmenden

title: öğretmenden


text: öğretmenin

title: öğretmenin


text: hypertasks

title: hypertasks


text: öğretmenler

title: öğretmenler


text: öğretmenleri

title: öğretmenleri


text:
びじゅつ

Noun

 * 1)  fine arts

title: びじゅつ


text: öğretmenlere

title: öğretmenlere


text: öğretmenlerde

title: öğretmenlerde


text: öğretmenlerden

title: öğretmenlerden


text: öğretmenlerin

title: öğretmenlerin


text: bijutsu

title: bijutsu


text:
surveyability

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being surveyable.

title: surveyability


text: tenoroons

title: tenoroons


text:
Talk:hwil

Possibly related to chwila (polish for instant)?
 * I don't think that's possible. I'm not sure what the origin of word-initial ch- is in Polish, but Germanic h- comes from older k- or ḱ-. Unless there is a sound change in the history of Polish that turns either of those sounds into ch-, the words can't be related. —CodeCat 16:53, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Oh and now that I look closer, the sound in Germanic is actually a labiovelar hw-. If this was a labiovelar already in Indo-European, it would have lost its -w- and become k- in Polish, not chw-. —CodeCat 16:54, 8 May 2011 (UTC)

Apologies for not using the phonetic transcription. It is pronunced /hvila/ in Polish, which actually makes more sense to my previous statement.

title: Talk:hwil


text:
unexplanatory

Adjective

 * 1) Not explanatory; failing to offer a (good or coherent) explanation.

title: unexplanatory


text: öğrenciyi

title: öğrenciyi


text: öğrenciye

title: öğrenciye


text: öğrencide

title: öğrencide


text: öğrenciden

title: öğrenciden


text: öğrencinin

title: öğrencinin


text: öğrenciler

title: öğrenciler


text: öğrencileri

title: öğrencileri


text: öğrencilere

title: öğrencilere


text:
usurpatory

Adjective

 * 1) Tending to usurp.
 * 2) Of or resulting from usurpation.
 * 1) Of or resulting from usurpation.

title: usurpatory


text: öğrencilerde

title: öğrencilerde


text: öğrencilerden

title: öğrencilerden


text: öğrencilerin

title: öğrencilerin


text:
contrastivist

Noun

 * 1)  One who subscribes to contrastivism.

title: contrastivist


text: contrastivists

title: contrastivists


text:
contrastivism

Noun

 * 1)  An epistemological theory suggesting that knowledge attributions have a ternary structure of the form "S knows that p rather than q", in contrast to the traditional view whereby knowledge attributions have a binary structure of the form "S knows that p".

title: contrastivism


text:
dishabituate

Verb

 * 1)  To respond (to a stimulus) with dishabituation.
 * 2) To reach a state of dishabituation.
 * 1) To reach a state of dishabituation.

title: dishabituate


text:
propulsans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) propelling

title: propulsans


text:
propulsaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to propel

title: propulsaturus


text:
propulsatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) propelled

title: propulsatus


text:
propulsandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be propelled

title: propulsandus


text: propulsantes

title: propulsantes


text: propulsantia

title: propulsantia


text: propulsantis

title: propulsantis


text: propulsantium

title: propulsantium


text: propulsanti

title: propulsanti


text: propulsantibus

title: propulsantibus


text: propulsantem

title: propulsantem


text: propulsatura

title: propulsatura


text: propulsaturum

title: propulsaturum


text: propulsaturi

title: propulsaturi


text: propulsaturae

title: propulsaturae


text: propulsaturorum

title: propulsaturorum


text: propulsaturarum

title: propulsaturarum


text: propulsaturo

title: propulsaturo


text: propulsaturis

title: propulsaturis


text: propulsaturam

title: propulsaturam


text: propulsaturos

title: propulsaturos


text: propulsaturas

title: propulsaturas


text: propulsature

title: propulsature


text: propulsatum

title: propulsatum


text: propulsati

title: propulsati


text: propulsatae

title: propulsatae


text: propulsatorum

title: propulsatorum


text: propulsatarum

title: propulsatarum


text: propulsatam

title: propulsatam


text: propulsatos

title: propulsatos


text: propulsatas

title: propulsatas


text: propulsanda

title: propulsanda


text: propulsandum

title: propulsandum


text: propulsandi

title: propulsandi


text: propulsandae

title: propulsandae


text: propulsandorum

title: propulsandorum


text: propulsandarum

title: propulsandarum


text: propulsandis

title: propulsandis


text: propulsandam

title: propulsandam


text: propulsandos

title: propulsandos


text: propulsandas

title: propulsandas


text: propulsande

title: propulsande


text: dishabituated

title: dishabituated


text: dishabituating

title: dishabituating


text: dishabituates

title: dishabituates


text:
doubtworthy

Adjective

 * 1) Worthy of doubt; uncertain.

title: doubtworthy


text: prosperrimus

title: prosperrimus


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-ê

Etymology
. Compare with 🇨🇬 and maybe 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * : -ly

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-ê


text:
dubitability

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being dubitable; questionableness.

title: dubitability


text: prosperrima

title: prosperrima


text: prosperrimum

title: prosperrimum


text: prosperrimi

title: prosperrimi


text: prosperrimae

title: prosperrimae


text: prosperrimorum

title: prosperrimorum


text: prosperrimarum

title: prosperrimarum


text: prosperrimo

title: prosperrimo


text: prosperrimis

title: prosperrimis


text: prosperrimam

title: prosperrimam


text: prosperrimos

title: prosperrimos


text: prosperrimas

title: prosperrimas


text: prosperrime

title: prosperrime


text:
とぎれる

Verb

 * 1)  pause, be interrupted

title: とぎれる


text:
cleren

Etymology
From.

title: cleren


text: endogenise

title: endogenise


text: endogenised

title: endogenised


text: endogenising

title: endogenising


text: endogenises

title: endogenises


text: togireru

title: togireru


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-r

Etymology
From.

Descendants
See derived terms.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-r


text: ζύγια

title: ζύγια


text: ζαρκαδιού

title: ζαρκαδιού


text: ζαρκάδια

title: ζαρκάδια


text: ζαρκαδιών

title: ζαρκαδιών


text:
nero come la pece

Etymology
lit. 'black as the pitch'. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  pitch-black; black as coal

title: nero come la pece


text: endogenisation

title: endogenisation


text: ζιμπελίνας

title: ζιμπελίνας


text: ζιμπελίνες

title: ζιμπελίνες


text:
buio pesto

Noun

 * 1) pitch-darkness, Cimmerian darkness

title: buio pesto


text: τροφίμου

title: τροφίμου


text: τρόφιμοι

title: τρόφιμοι


text: τροφίμων

title: τροφίμων


text: τροφίμους

title: τροφίμους


text: τρόφιμε

title: τρόφιμε


text:
τρόφιμο

Etymology 1
Singular, from the Hellenistic in plural, substantivized ancient adjective.

Noun
usually in the plural

 * 1) food, foodstuff

Etymology 2
Inflectionarl form.

title: τρόφιμο


text: kopyura

title: kopyura


text:
coherentism

Noun

 * 1)  A form of reasoning where the truth or falsehood of a belief is defined by its coherence with the rest of the believer's knowledge and experiences.

Translations

 * Finnish: koherentismi
 * Portuguese: coerentismo

title: coherentism


text: conditionalisation

title: conditionalisation


text: conditionalizations

title: conditionalizations


text: conditionalisations

title: conditionalisations


text:
quaestura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) quaestorship (office of a quaestor)

title: quaestura


text: quaesturae

title: quaesturae


text: quaesturarum

title: quaesturarum


text: quaesturis

title: quaesturis


text: quaesturam

title: quaesturam


text: quaesturas

title: quaesturas


text:
confirmational

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to the confirmation of one theory or observation by others.

title: confirmational


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/jainar

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) over there, yonder

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/jainar


text: credibilities

title: credibilities


text:
osaaminen

Noun

 * 1) know-how
 * 1) know-how

title: osaaminen


text:
rebellans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) revolting

title: rebellans


text: explananda

title: explananda


text: Template:tr-demek-yemek

title: Template:tr-demek-yemek


text: externalisms

title: externalisms


text:
Talk:чулок

=чулки ↔ чулок=

Mm.. How to explain.. I've been searching for "чулки" but found the article not existing..

I think that there is a separate lexeme "чулки" in Russian — which is even more regular. I mean, usually we regard the singular form of a word as its base form, but in this case I can see that there are two separate lexemes. Cf. English premise and premises — there are lots of such examples — where the meanings of a pair of number derivatives are almost fully  bifurcated. Чулок has separated from the singular of чулки due to its additional idiomatic meaning ("хранить деньги в чулке" not "в чулках") as well as certain patterns of its usage when the speaker doesn't mean a pair of clothing — while чулки are by all means thought of as a pair. I can err, people, in the case if I wrongly perceive the actual denotatum of чулки, I am sorry if so:)

Josh L. 17:20, 8 May 2011 (UTC) PS. All the above is by all means discussable.

 * I have no idea what you are trying to say. Are you asking about something? —Stephen (Talk) 23:23, 8 May 2011 (UTC)

 * 5 socks ↔ and a pair of socks (just smb.'s socks, usually) represent different ideas.
 * Josh L. (Я даже подозреваю различный родительный чулков и  чулок...) 14:16, 9 May 2011 (UTC)
 * PS. Look! We have a separate article for socks! o!k

 * The only reason we have a separate article for socks is to identify it as the plural of sock and to link it to sock. socks is not a complete article, it’s only a redirect. чулок only has the genitive plural чулок, not чулков. I don’t get what you mean about 5 socks and a paif of socks representing different ideas. In both, socks is the same word, same meaning, same idea. The difference is in the use of five and pair. —Stephen (Talk) 18:55, 9 May 2011 (UTC)

 * You are not a linguist, aren't you? What do you know about concepts and denotata? 5 socks represents an idea of a collection of 5 similar things. While a pair of socks tells us that we can deal with a single (though separable (but we are able to split many things!)) fit set of clothing. Not 1 sock of 15 size and green colour and the other of 2 size and purple. Josh L. 15:16, 10 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:чулок


text:
foundherentism

Noun

 * 1)  A theory of justification that combines elements from the two rival theories addressing infinite regress: foundationalism and coherentism.

title: foundherentism


text: rebellantes

title: rebellantes


text: rebellantia

title: rebellantia


text: rebellantis

title: rebellantis


text: rebellantium

title: rebellantium


text: rebellanti

title: rebellanti


text: rebellante

title: rebellante


text: rebellantibus

title: rebellantibus


text: rebellantem

title: rebellantem


text: おこす

title: おこす


text:
foundherentist

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to foundherentism.

Noun

 * 1) A supporter of foundherentism.

title: foundherentist


text: okosu

title: okosu


text:
pouchful

Noun

 * 1) As much as a pouch can hold.

title: pouchful


text: pouchfuls

title: pouchfuls


text: 起す

title: 起す


text:
熾す

Verb

 * 1) generate

title: 熾す


text: recentissimus

title: recentissimus


text: internalisms

title: internalisms


text: recentissimum

title: recentissimum


text: recentissimae

title: recentissimae


text: recentissimorum

title: recentissimorum


text: recentissimarum

title: recentissimarum


text: recentissimis

title: recentissimis


text: recentissimam

title: recentissimam


text: recentissimos

title: recentissimos


text: recentissimas

title: recentissimas


text:
justifiedness

Noun

 * 1)  The quality of being justified.

Translations

 * Finnish:

title: justifiedness


text:
fare marcia indietro

Verb

 * 1) to back out (To reverse a vehicle or to withdraw from something one has promised to do)

title: fare marcia indietro


text: justifiers

title: justifiers


text:
興す

Verb

 * 1) produce, promote
 * 2) found, establish
 * 1) found, establish

title: 興す


text:
recognoscens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) recognizing

title: recognoscens


text:
recogniturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to recognize

title: recogniturus


text:
recognitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) recognized

title: recognitus


text:
metalogical

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to metalogic.

title: metalogical


text:
recognoscendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be recognized

title: recognoscendus


text: recognoscentes

title: recognoscentes


text: recognoscentia

title: recognoscentia


text: recognoscentis

title: recognoscentis


text: recognoscentium

title: recognoscentium


text: recognoscenti

title: recognoscenti


text: recognoscente

title: recognoscente


text: recognoscentibus

title: recognoscentibus


text: recognoscentem

title: recognoscentem


text: recognitura

title: recognitura


text: recogniturum

title: recogniturum


text: recognituri

title: recognituri


text: recogniturae

title: recogniturae


text: recogniturorum

title: recogniturorum


text: recogniturarum

title: recogniturarum


text: recognituro

title: recognituro


text: recognituris

title: recognituris


text: recognituram

title: recognituram


text: recognituros

title: recognituros


text: recognituras

title: recognituras


text: recogniture

title: recogniture


text: recognita

title: recognita


text: recognitum

title: recognitum


text: recogniti

title: recogniti


text: recognitae

title: recognitae


text: recognitorum

title: recognitorum


text: recognitarum

title: recognitarum


text: recognito

title: recognito


text: recognitis

title: recognitis


text: recognitam

title: recognitam


text: recognitos

title: recognitos


text: recognitas

title: recognitas


text: recognite

title: recognite


text: recognoscenda

title: recognoscenda


text: recognoscendum

title: recognoscendum


text: recognoscendi

title: recognoscendi


text: recognoscendae

title: recognoscendae


text: recognoscendorum

title: recognoscendorum


text: recognoscendarum

title: recognoscendarum


text: recognoscendo

title: recognoscendo


text: recognoscendis

title: recognoscendis


text: recognoscendam

title: recognoscendam


text: recognoscendos

title: recognoscendos


text: recognoscendas

title: recognoscendas


text: recognoscende

title: recognoscende


text:
metalogic

Noun

 * 1)  The metatheory of logic; the study of properties of logical systems.

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) metalogical

title: metalogic


text: metalogics

title: metalogics


text: ゆれる

title: ゆれる


text:
fixpoint

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) A fixed point.

title: fixpoint


text: fixpoints

title: fixpoints


text: yureru

title: yureru


text:
fare retromarcia

Verb

 * 1) to back out (to reverse a vehicle)

title: fare retromarcia


text:
metalogician

Noun

 * 1) One who studies metalogic.

title: metalogician


text: metalogicians

title: metalogicians


text:
relegans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) despatching

title: relegans


text:
relegaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to despatch

title: relegaturus


text:
relegatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) despatched
 * 2) relegated

title: relegatus


text:
relegandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be despatched

title: relegandus


text:
relegens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) recovering

title: relegens


text:
relecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to recover

title: relecturus


text:
relectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) recovered

title: relectus


text:
relegendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be recovered

title: relegendus


text:
microworld

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The world as it exists at a microscopic scale, subject to quantum effects etc.
 * 2)  The community of micronations.
 * 1)  The community of micronations.
 * 1)  The community of micronations.

title: microworld


text: microworlds

title: microworlds


text: relegantes

title: relegantes


text: relegantia

title: relegantia


text: relegantis

title: relegantis


text: relegantium

title: relegantium


text: releganti

title: releganti


text:
nondeviantly

Adverb

 * 1) In a nondeviant manner.

title: nondeviantly


text: relegantibus

title: relegantibus


text: relegantem

title: relegantem


text: relegatura

title: relegatura


text: relegaturum

title: relegaturum


text: relegaturi

title: relegaturi


text: relegaturae

title: relegaturae


text: relegaturorum

title: relegaturorum


text: relegaturarum

title: relegaturarum


text: relegaturo

title: relegaturo


text: relegaturis

title: relegaturis


text: relegaturam

title: relegaturam


text: relegaturos

title: relegaturos


text: relegaturas

title: relegaturas


text: relegature

title: relegature


text:
nonresponsibility

Noun

 * 1) Absence of responsibility; not being responsible.

title: nonresponsibility


text: relegatum

title: relegatum


text: relegatae

title: relegatae


text: relegatorum

title: relegatorum


text: relegatarum

title: relegatarum


text: relegatam

title: relegatam


text: relegatos

title: relegatos


text: relegatas

title: relegatas


text: releganda

title: releganda


text: relegandum

title: relegandum


text: relegandi

title: relegandi


text: relegandae

title: relegandae


text: relegandorum

title: relegandorum


text: relegandarum

title: relegandarum


text: relegandis

title: relegandis


text: relegandam

title: relegandam


text: relegandos

title: relegandos


text: relegandas

title: relegandas


text: relegande

title: relegande


text: relegentes

title: relegentes


text: relegentia

title: relegentia


text: relegentis

title: relegentis


text: relegentium

title: relegentium


text: relegenti

title: relegenti


text: relegente

title: relegente


text: relegentibus

title: relegentibus


text: relegentem

title: relegentem


text:
nonsensory

Adjective

 * 1) Not sensory.

title: nonsensory


text:
relectura

Noun

 * 1) rereading, reread

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rereading

title: relectura


text: relecturum

title: relecturum


text: relecturi

title: relecturi


text: relecturae

title: relecturae


text: relecturorum

title: relecturorum


text: relecturarum

title: relecturarum


text: relecturo

title: relecturo


text: relecturis

title: relecturis


text: relecturam

title: relecturam


text: relecturos

title: relecturos


text: relecturas

title: relecturas


text: relecta

title: relecta


text: relectum

title: relectum


text: relecti

title: relecti


text: relectae

title: relectae


text: relectorum

title: relectorum


text: relectarum

title: relectarum


text: relecto

title: relecto


text: relectis

title: relectis


text: relectam

title: relectam


text: relectos

title: relectos


text: relectas

title: relectas


text: relecte

title: relecte


text: relegenda

title: relegenda


text: relegendum

title: relegendum


text: relegendi

title: relegendi


text: relegendae

title: relegendae


text: relegendorum

title: relegendorum


text: relegendarum

title: relegendarum


text: relegendo

title: relegendo


text: relegendis

title: relegendis


text: relegendam

title: relegendam


text: relegendos

title: relegendos


text: relegendas

title: relegendas


text: relegende

title: relegende


text: platonist

title: platonist


text: platonists

title: platonists


text: remeasse

title: remeasse


text:
unrevisable

Adjective

 * 1) That cannot be revised.

title: unrevisable


text:
unsheddable

Adjective

 * 1) Impossible to shed or discard.

title: unsheddable


text:
remigans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rowing

title: remigans


text:
remigaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to row

title: remigaturus


text:
remigatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rowed

title: remigatus


text:
remigandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be rowed

title: remigandus


text: remigantes

title: remigantes


text: remigantia

title: remigantia


text: remigantis

title: remigantis


text: remigantium

title: remigantium


text: remigantibus

title: remigantibus


text: remigantem

title: remigantem


text: remigatura

title: remigatura


text: remigaturum

title: remigaturum


text: remigaturi

title: remigaturi


text: remigaturae

title: remigaturae


text: remigaturorum

title: remigaturorum


text: remigaturarum

title: remigaturarum


text: remigaturo

title: remigaturo


text: remigaturis

title: remigaturis


text: remigaturam

title: remigaturam


text: remigaturos

title: remigaturos


text: remigaturas

title: remigaturas


text: remigature

title: remigature


text: remigatum

title: remigatum


text: remigatae

title: remigatae


text: remigatorum

title: remigatorum


text: remigatarum

title: remigatarum


text: remigatam

title: remigatam


text: remigatos

title: remigatos


text: remigatas

title: remigatas


text: remiganda

title: remiganda


text: remigandum

title: remigandum


text: remigandi

title: remigandi


text: remigandae

title: remigandae


text: remigandorum

title: remigandorum


text: remigandarum

title: remigandarum


text: remigandis

title: remigandis


text: remigandam

title: remigandam


text: remigandos

title: remigandos


text: remigandas

title: remigandas


text: remigande

title: remigande


text:
leva del cambio

Noun

 * 1) gear lever, gear shift

title: leva del cambio


text: æstuary

title: æstuary


text:
enthymemic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to enthymeme.

title: enthymemic


text:
enthymematic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to enthymeme.

title: enthymematic


text:
scatola del cambio

Noun

 * 1)  gearbox (in a car)

title: scatola del cambio


text:
unpuzzle

Verb

 * 1)  To solve (a puzzle); to work out.
 * 2) * 2010, Jill Kriegel (2010), commentary on Great Expectations by Charles Dickens
 * It is no ordinary paradox Dickens has set himself to unpuzzle here. The whispered truth behind every syllable of the human story is the staggering fact that finite man should find himself endowed with infinite expectations.

title: unpuzzle


text:
reservaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to reserve

title: reservaturus


text:
reservatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) reserved

title: reservatus


text:
reservandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be reserved

title: reservandus


text: reservatura

title: reservatura


text: reservaturum

title: reservaturum


text: reservaturi

title: reservaturi


text: reservaturae

title: reservaturae


text: reservaturorum

title: reservaturorum


text: reservaturarum

title: reservaturarum


text:
unpuzzling

Adjective

 * 1) Not puzzling.

title: unpuzzling


text: reservaturo

title: reservaturo


text: reservaturis

title: reservaturis


text: reservaturam

title: reservaturam


text: reservaturos

title: reservaturos


text: reservaturas

title: reservaturas


text: reservature

title: reservature


text: reservata

title: reservata


text: reservatum

title: reservatum


text: reservati

title: reservati


text: reservatae

title: reservatae


text: reservatorum

title: reservatorum


text: reservatarum

title: reservatarum


text: reservatam

title: reservatam


text: reservatos

title: reservatos


text: reservatas

title: reservatas


text:
unpuzzled

Adjective

 * 1) Not puzzled; not confused.

title: unpuzzled


text: reservanda

title: reservanda


text: reservandum

title: reservandum


text: unpuzzles

title: unpuzzles


text: reservandi

title: reservandi


text: reservandae

title: reservandae


text: reservandorum

title: reservandorum


text: reservandarum

title: reservandarum


text: reservandis

title: reservandis


text: reservandam

title: reservandam


text: reservandos

title: reservandos


text: reservandas

title: reservandas


text: reservande

title: reservande


text:
alethiological

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to alethiology.

title: alethiological


text: retulere

title: retulere


text:
centerground

Noun

 * 1)  The area between foreground and background; middle distance.
 * The farmer's wife is visible in the centerground of the painting.

title: centerground


text: centreground

title: centreground


text: retulit

title: retulit


text:
communicationally

Adverb

 * 1) In terms of, or by means of, communication.

title: communicationally


text:
食事中

Noun

 * 1) in the middle of a meal (e.g. having dinner)

title: 食事中


text:
completedly

Adverb

 * 1) completely

title: completedly


text: pensionnetje

title: pensionnetje


text:
reveho

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to carry, bear or convey back

title: reveho


text:
deflationist

Noun

 * 1) A supporter of deflationism.

title: deflationist


text: pensionnetjes

title: pensionnetjes


text:
しょくじちゅう

Noun

 * 1)  in the middle of a meal (e.g. having dinner)

title: しょくじちゅう


text: deflationists

title: deflationists


text: revehis

title: revehis


text: revehit

title: revehit


text: revehimus

title: revehimus


text: revehitis

title: revehitis


text: revehunt

title: revehunt


text: reveham

title: reveham


text: revehes

title: revehes


text: revehet

title: revehet


text: revehemus

title: revehemus


text: revehetis

title: revehetis


text:
revehent

Adjective

 * 1)  Carrying away from an organ or structure (towards the heart).

title: revehent


text: revehebam

title: revehebam


text: revehebas

title: revehebas


text: revehebat

title: revehebat


text: revehebamus

title: revehebamus


text: revehebatis

title: revehebatis


text: revehebant

title: revehebant


text: revexi

title: revexi


text: revexisti

title: revexisti


text: revexit

title: revexit


text: reveximus

title: reveximus


text: revexistis

title: revexistis


text: revexerunt

title: revexerunt


text: revexero

title: revexero


text: revexeris

title: revexeris


text: revexerit

title: revexerit


text: revexerimus

title: revexerimus


text: revexeritis

title: revexeritis


text: shokujichū

title: shokujichū


text: revexerint

title: revexerint


text: revexeram

title: revexeram


text: revexeras

title: revexeras


text: revexerat

title: revexerat


text: revexeramus

title: revexeramus


text: revexeratis

title: revexeratis


text: revexerant

title: revexerant


text: revehor

title: revehor


text:
revehens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) carrying back

title: revehens


text: reveheris

title: reveheris


text: revehitur

title: revehitur


text:
revecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to carry back

title: revecturus


text: revehimur

title: revehimur


text:
revectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) carried back

title: revectus


text: revehimini

title: revehimini


text: revehuntur

title: revehuntur


text:
deflationism

Noun

 * 1)  A theory proposing that assertions that predicate truth of a statement do not attribute a property called truth to such a statement.

title: deflationism


text:
revehendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be carried back

title: revehendus


text: revehar

title: revehar


text: revehetur

title: revehetur


text: revehemur

title: revehemur


text: revehemini

title: revehemini


text: revehentur

title: revehentur


text: revehebar

title: revehebar


text: revehebaris

title: revehebaris


text: revehebatur

title: revehebatur


text: revehentes

title: revehentes


text: revehebamur

title: revehebamur


text: revehentia

title: revehentia


text: revehebamini

title: revehebamini


text: revehebantur

title: revehebantur


text: revehentis

title: revehentis


text: deflationisms

title: deflationisms


text: revehas

title: revehas


text: revehat

title: revehat


text: revehentium

title: revehentium


text: revehamus

title: revehamus


text: revehatis

title: revehatis


text: revehenti

title: revehenti


text: revehant

title: revehant


text: reveherem

title: reveherem


text: reveheres

title: reveheres