text: instruentur

title: instruentur


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

title: instruebatur


text: instruebantur

title: instruebantur


text: instruat

title: instruat


text: instruamus

title: instruamus


text: instruatis

title: instruatis


text: instruant

title: instruant


text: instruerem

title: instruerem


text: instrueres

title: instrueres


text: instrueret

title: instrueret


text: instrueremus

title: instrueremus


text: instrueretis

title: instrueretis


text: instruerent

title: instruerent


text: instruxerim

title: instruxerim


text: instruxissem

title: instruxissem


text: instruxisses

title: instruxisses


text: instruxisset

title: instruxisset


text: instruxissemus

title: instruxissemus


text: instruxissetis

title: instruxissetis


text: instruxissent

title: instruxissent


text: instruatur

title: instruatur


text: instruantur

title: instruantur


text: instrueretur

title: instrueretur


text: instruerentur

title: instruerentur


text: instrue

title: instrue


text: instruitote

title: instruitote


text: instruunto

title: instruunto


text: instruitor

title: instruitor


text: instruuntor

title: instruuntor


text: instruxisse

title: instruxisse


text: Category:nl:Pseudoscience

title: Category:nl:Pseudoscience


text: Category:tr:Military

title: Category:tr:Military


text:
insuefactus

Adjective

 * 1) accustomed, habituated
 * 2) well trained

title: insuefactus


text: Category:ccc:Culture

title: Category:ccc:Culture


text: insuefacta

title: insuefacta


text: insuefactum

title: insuefactum


text: insuefacti

title: insuefacti


text: insuefactae

title: insuefactae


text: insuefactorum

title: insuefactorum


text: insuefactarum

title: insuefactarum


text: insuefacto

title: insuefacto


text: insuefactis

title: insuefactis


text: insuefactam

title: insuefactam


text: insuefactos

title: insuefactos


text: insuefactas

title: insuefactas


text: insuefacte

title: insuefacte


text: Category:crh:Culture

title: Category:crh:Culture


text: Category:kr:Biology

title: Category:kr:Biology


text: Category:ilo:Biology

title: Category:ilo:Biology


text: Category:kr:Sciences

title: Category:kr:Sciences


text: Category:ilo:Nature

title: Category:ilo:Nature


text: Category:ilo:Sciences

title: Category:ilo:Sciences


text: Category:gn:Biology

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title: Category:gn:Nature


text: Category:frm:Nature

title: Category:frm:Nature


text: Category:frm:Sciences

title: Category:frm:Sciences


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title: Category:pl:Earth sciences


text: Category:pt:Pseudoscience

title: Category:pt:Pseudoscience


text: Category:pt:Earth sciences

title: Category:pt:Earth sciences


text:
insuetus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unaccustomed  to (+ genitive or dative or ad + accusative)
 * 2) inexperienced (in)
 * 3) unusual
 * 1) unusual

title: insuetus


text: insueta

title: insueta


text: insuetum

title: insuetum


text: insueti

title: insueti


text: insuetae

title: insuetae


text: insuetorum

title: insuetorum


text: insuetarum

title: insuetarum


text: insueto

title: insueto


text: insuetis

title: insuetis


text: insuetam

title: insuetam


text: Category:ga:Earth sciences

title: Category:ga:Earth sciences


text: insuetos

title: insuetos


text: insuetas

title: insuetas


text: insuete

title: insuete


text: Category:ur:Earth sciences

title: Category:ur:Earth sciences


text: Category:gl:Applied sciences

title: Category:gl:Applied sciences


text: Category:es:Computer science

title: Category:es:Computer science


text: Category:gl:Technology

title: Category:gl:Technology


text: Category:nay:Social sciences

title: Category:nay:Social sciences


text: Category:ps:Sciences

title: Category:ps:Sciences


text: Category:io:Pseudoscience

title: Category:io:Pseudoscience


text: Category:bn:Applied sciences

title: Category:bn:Applied sciences


text: Category:pl:Social sciences

title: Category:pl:Social sciences


text: Category:sgs:Sciences

title: Category:sgs:Sciences


text:
insuper

Etymology
From +.

Adverb

 * 1) overhead
 * 2) (from) above
 * 3) besides, furthermore, what's more, in addition

title: insuper


text:
User talk:82.26.3.97

Over 4,000 Google book hits for celeries.

title: User talk:82.26.3.97


text:
acetilenic

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) acetylenic

title: acetilenic


text:
crenated

Adjective

 * 1) crenate

title: crenated


text:
diiodoacetylene

Noun

 * 1)  An explosive iodine derivative of acetylene I-C≡C-I

title: diiodoacetylene


text:
discocytic

Adjective

 * Of, pertaining to, or containing discocytes

title: discocytic


text:
discocyte

Noun

 * 1) A discoid form of red blood cell.

title: discocyte


text: disentanglers

title: disentanglers


text:
expandability

Noun

 * 1)  The condition of being expandable
 * 2)  The degree to which something is expandable

title: expandability


text:
geometrogenesis

Noun

 * 1)  The supposed emergence of spacetime geometry (and of matter) from interacting quantum systems (in quantum gravity theory).

title: geometrogenesis


text:
gyrosynchrotron

Adjective

 * 1)  Describing electromagnetic radiation emitted by charged particles moving at close to light speed in a magnetic field

title: gyrosynchrotron


text: metafilms

title: metafilms


text:
metafilm

Noun

 * 1) A thin film of a metamaterial

title: metafilm


text:
microexfoliation

Noun

 * 1) exfoliation of the skin by the use of very small crystals

title: microexfoliation


text: microlidars

title: microlidars


text:
microlidar

Noun

 * 1) microwave lidar

title: microlidar


text:
multibrane

Adjective

 * 1) Involving multiple branes

title: multibrane


text:
multiphysics

Noun

 * 1)  The simultaneous use of multiple physical models or techniques

Translations

 * French:

title: multiphysics


text:
multiprocedural

Adjective

 * 1) Involving multiple procedures

title: multiprocedural


text: neutrinospheres

title: neutrinospheres


text: photodissociates

title: photodissociates


text:
Cónaidhm na Rúise

Proper noun

 * 1) Russian Federation

title: Cónaidhm na Rúise


text:
photodissociate

Verb

 * 1) To cause, or to undergo photodissociation

title: photodissociate


text:
photostrictive

Adjective

 * Of, pertaining to, or causing photostriction

title: photostrictive


text:
polylinear

Adjective

 * 1)  Involving many linear functions

title: polylinear


text:
pseudorhombohedral

Adjective

 * 1) Having the external appearance of being rhombohedral

title: pseudorhombohedral


text:
quasicircular

Adjective

 * 1) Almost, but not quite circular.

title: quasicircular


text:
quasimonochromatic

Adjective

 * 1) Almost, but not quite, monochromatic.

title: quasimonochromatic


text:
sublogic

Noun

 * 1)  A subset of a system of logic

title: sublogic


text:
superkick

Noun

 * 1)  An ultrarelativistic interaction between two spinning black holes.
 * 2)  A high side thrust kick attack, which sees the wrestler use the sole of the foot to strike an opponent's head or chin.
 * 3)  An extremely strong kick, performed with proficiency, which differs from the common wrestling variation.

Verb

 * 1)  to perform a superkick

title: superkick


text: superkicks

title: superkicks


text:
Citations:superperturbation

 * 2010 C. Jung et al, "Dual-Fermion approach to Non-equilibrium strongly correlated problems" [http://arxiv.org/abs/1011.3264 arXiv
 * In its local limit, the approach has been used to devise an efficient impurity solver, the superperturbation solver for the Anderson impurity model (AIM).

title: Citations:superperturbation


text:
thermocompositional

Adjective

 * 1)  Describing systems (such as buoyancy) that results from both thermal and compositional (such as salinity) factors

title: thermocompositional


text:
anstränga

Verb

 * 1) to strain, to exert
 * 2)  to apply oneself; to focus

title: anstränga


text:
arkkuvaate

Noun

 * 1) pall heavy canvas laid over a coffin

title: arkkuvaate


text:
cotteyr

Noun

 * 1) cottager

title: cotteyr


text:
knäcka

Etymology
Related to. Merged with obsolete strong verb knäcka (with past tense ), which was used in intransitive sense, while the weak conjugation was originally only used for transitive sense. These two forms in Swedish and Danish has same infinitive (see 🇨🇬), in difference to 🇨🇬 and, while not used in insular Scandinavian languages at all. Compare also 🇨🇬 of the same origin.

Verb

 * 1) to crack, to break, to snap
 * 2) to crack (a secret code, an encryption)
 * 3) to crack (a person, breaking down their will)
 * 4)  to work (especially shorter jobs for hire)
 * 1) to crack (a person, breaking down their will)
 * 2)  to work (especially shorter jobs for hire)

title: knäcka


text:
cott

Noun

 * 1) cot, cottage

title: cott


text:
paab

Noun

 * 1)  pope

title: paab


text:
Zweckrationalität

Noun

 * 1) instrumental rationality

title: Zweckrationalität


text: knuppelde

title: knuppelde


text: knuppelend

title: knuppelend


text: knuppele

title: knuppele


text: knuppelden

title: knuppelden


text: knuppelt

title: knuppelt


text: geknuppeld

title: geknuppeld


text: kluppel

title: kluppel


text: kluppelden

title: kluppelden


text: kluppele

title: kluppele


text: kluppelde

title: kluppelde


text: gekluppeld

title: gekluppeld


text: kluppelt

title: kluppelt


text: kluppelend

title: kluppelend


text: keert uit

title: keert uit


text: keren uit

title: keren uit


text: uitkerend

title: uitkerend


text: uitkeert

title: uitkeert


text: uitkeer

title: uitkeer


text: uitkeerde

title: uitkeerde


text: kere uit

title: kere uit


text: keer uit

title: keer uit


text: keerde uit

title: keerde uit


text: uitgekeerd

title: uitgekeerd


text: uitkere

title: uitkere


text: uitkeerden

title: uitkeerden


text: keerden uit

title: keerden uit


text: laagdrempeligs

title: laagdrempeligs


text: laagdrempeliger

title: laagdrempeliger


text: laagdrempeligers

title: laagdrempeligers


text: laagdrempeligere

title: laagdrempeligere


text: laagdrempeligst

title: laagdrempeligst


text: laagdrempelige

title: laagdrempelige


text: laagdrempeligste

title: laagdrempeligste


text:
sailjey

Adjective

 * 1) salty, briny, brackish, corned

title: sailjey


text:
ard-valjagh

Etymology
From (compare ).

Adjective

 * 1) urban

Noun

 * 1) urbanite

title: ard-valjagh


text:
ard-valley

Noun

 * 1) city
 * 2) capital city

title: ard-valley


text:
ard-vardoonagh

Noun

 * 1) chief bard

title: ard-vardoonagh


text:
Ard-vardoonagh yn Ree

Proper noun

 * 1) poet laureate

title: Ard-vardoonagh yn Ree


text:
Ard-vardoonagh ny Benrein

Proper noun

 * 1) poet laureate

title: Ard-vardoonagh ny Benrein


text:
benrein

Noun

 * 1)  queen

title: benrein


text: Quinian

title: Quinian


text:
ard-aspick

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  archbishop

title: ard-aspick


text:
aspick

Noun

 * 1)  an asp, the snake

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  bishop

title: aspick


text:
inseco

Verb

 * 1) to cut up or into
 * 2) to incise
 * 3) to dissect

title: inseco


text: insecas

title: insecas


text: insecat

title: insecat


text: insecamus

title: insecamus


text: insecatis

title: insecatis


text: insecant

title: insecant


text: insecabo

title: insecabo


text: insecabis

title: insecabis


text: insecabit

title: insecabit


text: insecabimus

title: insecabimus


text: insecabitis

title: insecabitis


text: insecabunt

title: insecabunt


text: insecabam

title: insecabam


text: insecabas

title: insecabas


text: insecabat

title: insecabat


text: insecabamus

title: insecabamus


text: insecabatis

title: insecabatis


text: insecabant

title: insecabant


text: insecui

title: insecui


text: insecuisti

title: insecuisti


text: insecuit

title: insecuit


text: insecuimus

title: insecuimus


text: insecuistis

title: insecuistis


text: insecuerunt

title: insecuerunt


text: insecuero

title: insecuero


text: insecueris

title: insecueris


text: insecuerit

title: insecuerit


text: insecuerimus

title: insecuerimus


text: insecueritis

title: insecueritis


text: insecuerint

title: insecuerint


text: insecueram

title: insecueram


text: insecueras

title: insecueras


text: insecuerat

title: insecuerat


text: insecueramus

title: insecueramus


text: insecueratis

title: insecueratis


text: insecuerant

title: insecuerant


text: insecor

title: insecor


text: insecaris

title: insecaris


text: insecatur

title: insecatur


text: insecamur

title: insecamur


text: insecamini

title: insecamini


text: insecantur

title: insecantur


text: insecabor

title: insecabor


text: insecaberis

title: insecaberis


text: insecabitur

title: insecabitur


text: insecabimur

title: insecabimur


text: insecabimini

title: insecabimini


text: insecabuntur

title: insecabuntur


text: insecabar

title: insecabar


text: insecabaris

title: insecabaris


text: insecabatur

title: insecabatur


text: insecabamur

title: insecabamur


text: insecabamini

title: insecabamini


text: insecabantur

title: insecabantur


text: insecem

title: insecem


text: inseces

title: inseces


text: insecet

title: insecet


text: insecemus

title: insecemus


text: insecetis

title: insecetis


text: insecent

title: insecent


text: insecarem

title: insecarem


text: insecares

title: insecares


text: insecaret

title: insecaret


text: insecaremus

title: insecaremus


text: insecaretis

title: insecaretis


text: insecarent

title: insecarent


text: insecuerim

title: insecuerim


text: insecuissem

title: insecuissem


text: insecuisses

title: insecuisses


text: insecuisset

title: insecuisset


text: insecuissemus

title: insecuissemus


text: insecuissetis

title: insecuissetis


text: insecuissent

title: insecuissent


text: insecer

title: insecer


text: inseceris

title: inseceris


text: insecetur

title: insecetur


text: insecemur

title: insecemur


text: insecemini

title: insecemini


text: insecentur

title: insecentur


text: insecarer

title: insecarer


text:
ard-aspickys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  archdiocese, archiepiscopate, archbishopric, primateship

title: ard-aspickys


text: insecareris

title: insecareris


text: insecaretur

title: insecaretur


text: insecaremur

title: insecaremur


text: insecaremini

title: insecaremini


text: insecarentur

title: insecarentur


text: inseca

title: inseca


text: insecato

title: insecato


text: insecate

title: insecate


text: insecatote

title: insecatote


text: insecanto

title: insecanto


text: insecare

title: insecare


text: insecator

title: insecator


text: insecantor

title: insecantor


text: insecuisse

title: insecuisse


text: insecari

title: insecari


text:
ard-aspickagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  archiepiscopal

title: ard-aspickagh


text:
insectum

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) insect

title: insectum


text: integumenta

title: integumenta


text: integumenti

title: integumenti


text: integumentorum

title: integumentorum


text: integumentis

title: integumentis


text: intellectuale

title: intellectuale


text: intellectuales

title: intellectuales


text: intellectualia

title: intellectualia


text: intellectualium

title: intellectualium


text: intellectuali

title: intellectuali


text: intellectualibus

title: intellectualibus


text: intellectualem

title: intellectualem


text: intelligentiae

title: intelligentiae


text: intelligentiarum

title: intelligentiarum


text: intelligentiis

title: intelligentiis


text: intelligentiam

title: intelligentiam


text: intelligentias

title: intelligentias


text: intensum

title: intensum


text: intensae

title: intensae


text: intensorum

title: intensorum


text: intensarum

title: intensarum


text: intensis

title: intensis


text: intensam

title: intensam


text: ĉokoladoj

title: ĉokoladoj


text: ĉirkaŭaĵoj

title: ĉirkaŭaĵoj


text: ĉirkaŭaĵon

title: ĉirkaŭaĵon


text: ĉokoladon

title: ĉokoladon


text: ĉirkaŭaĵojn

title: ĉirkaŭaĵojn


text: ĉokoladojn

title: ĉokoladojn


text: intentae

title: intentae


text: intentorum

title: intentorum


text: intentarum

title: intentarum


text: intentam

title: intentam


text: introductiones

title: introductiones


text: introductionis

title: introductionis


text: introductionum

title: introductionum


text: introductioni

title: introductioni


text: introductionibus

title: introductionibus


text: introductionem

title: introductionem


text: introductione

title: introductione


text: investimus

title: investimus


text: investitis

title: investitis


text: investiunt

title: investiunt


text: investiam

title: investiam


text: investiet

title: investiet


text: investiemus

title: investiemus


text: investietis

title: investietis


text:
investient

Etymology
From , present participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) Serving to cover or clothe.

title: investient


text: investiebam

title: investiebam


text: investiebas

title: investiebas


text: investiebat

title: investiebat


text: investiebamus

title: investiebamus


text: investiebatis

title: investiebatis


text: investiebant

title: investiebant


text: investivisti

title: investivisti


text: investivit

title: investivit


text: investivimus

title: investivimus


text: investivistis

title: investivistis


text: investiverunt

title: investiverunt


text: investivero

title: investivero


text: investiveris

title: investiveris


text: investiverit

title: investiverit


text: investiverimus

title: investiverimus


text: investiveritis

title: investiveritis


text: investiverint

title: investiverint


text: investiveram

title: investiveram


text: investiveras

title: investiveras


text: investiverat

title: investiverat


text: investiveramus

title: investiveramus


text: investiveratis

title: investiveratis


text: investiverant

title: investiverant


text: investior

title: investior


text: investiris

title: investiris


text: investitur

title: investitur


text: investimur

title: investimur


text: investimini

title: investimini


text: investiuntur

title: investiuntur


text: investiar

title: investiar


text: investieris

title: investieris


text: investietur

title: investietur


text: investiemur

title: investiemur


text: investiemini

title: investiemini


text: investientur

title: investientur


text: investiebar

title: investiebar


text: investiebaris

title: investiebaris


text: investiebatur

title: investiebatur


text: investiebamur

title: investiebamur


text: investiebamini

title: investiebamini


text: investiebantur

title: investiebantur


text: investias

title: investias


text: investiat

title: investiat


text: investiamus

title: investiamus


text: investiatis

title: investiatis


text: investiant

title: investiant


text: investirem

title: investirem


text: investires

title: investires


text: investiret

title: investiret


text: investiremus

title: investiremus


text: investiretis

title: investiretis


text: investiverim

title: investiverim


text: investivissem

title: investivissem


text: investivisses

title: investivisses


text: investivisset

title: investivisset


text: investivissemus

title: investivissemus


text: investivissetis

title: investivissetis


text: investivissent

title: investivissent


text: investiaris

title: investiaris


text: investiatur

title: investiatur


text: investiamur

title: investiamur


text: investiamini

title: investiamini


text: investiantur

title: investiantur


text: investirer

title: investirer


text: investireris

title: investireris


text: investiretur

title: investiretur


text: investiremur

title: investiremur


text: investiremini

title: investiremini


text: investirentur

title: investirentur


text: investitote

title: investitote


text: investiunto

title: investiunto


text: investiuntor

title: investiuntor


text: investivisse

title: investivisse


text: investiri

title: investiri


text: ĝojon

title: ĝojon


text:
intego

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cover
 * 2) to protect

title: intego


text: ĵaluzoj

title: ĵaluzoj


text: integis

title: integis


text: integit

title: integit


text: integimus

title: integimus


text: integitis

title: integitis


text: integunt

title: integunt


text: integam

title: integam


text: integes

title: integes


text: integemus

title: integemus


text: integetis

title: integetis


text: integent

title: integent


text: integebam

title: integebam


text: integebas

title: integebas


text: integebat

title: integebat


text: integebamus

title: integebamus


text: integebatis

title: integebatis


text: integebant

title: integebant


text: intexi

title: intexi


text: intexisti

title: intexisti


text: intexit

title: intexit


text: inteximus

title: inteximus


text: intexistis

title: intexistis


text: intexerunt

title: intexerunt


text: intexero

title: intexero


text: intexeris

title: intexeris


text: intexerit

title: intexerit


text: intexerimus

title: intexerimus


text: intexeritis

title: intexeritis


text: intexerint

title: intexerint


text: intexeram

title: intexeram


text: intexeras

title: intexeras


text: intexerat

title: intexerat


text: intexeramus

title: intexeramus


text: intexeratis

title: intexeratis


text: intexerant

title: intexerant


text: ĵaluzon

title: ĵaluzon


text: integor

title: integor


text: integeris

title: integeris


text: integitur

title: integitur


text: integimur

title: integimur


text: integimini

title: integimini


text: integuntur

title: integuntur


text: integar

title: integar


text: integetur

title: integetur


text: integemur

title: integemur


text: integemini

title: integemini


text: integentur

title: integentur


text: integebar

title: integebar


text: integebaris

title: integebaris


text: integebatur

title: integebatur


text: integebamur

title: integebamur


text: integebamini

title: integebamini


text: integebantur

title: integebantur


text: integas

title: integas


text: integat

title: integat


text: integamus

title: integamus


text: integatis

title: integatis


text: integant

title: integant


text: integerem

title: integerem


text: integeres

title: integeres


text: integeret

title: integeret


text: integeremus

title: integeremus


text: integeretis

title: integeretis


text: integerent

title: integerent


text: intexerim

title: intexerim


text: intexissem

title: intexissem


text: intexisses

title: intexisses


text: intexisset

title: intexisset


text: intexissemus

title: intexissemus


text: intexissetis

title: intexissetis


text: intexissent

title: intexissent


text: integaris

title: integaris


text: integatur

title: integatur


text: integamur

title: integamur


text: integamini

title: integamini


text: integantur

title: integantur


text: integerer

title: integerer


text: integereris

title: integereris


text: integeretur

title: integeretur


text: integeremur

title: integeremur


text: integeremini

title: integeremini


text: integerentur

title: integerentur


text: intege

title: intege


text: integito

title: integito


text: integite

title: integite


text: integitote

title: integitote


text: integunto

title: integunto


text: integere

title: integere


text: integitor

title: integitor


text: integuntor

title: integuntor


text: intexisse

title: intexisse


text: integi

title: integi


text: ĵaluzojn

title: ĵaluzojn


text:
coraa

Noun

 * 1) voice
 * 2) communication
 * 3) suffrage

title: coraa


text: bijlen

title: bijlen


text: bijltje

title: bijltje


text: bijltjes

title: bijltjes


text:
typus

Etymology
.

Etymology 1
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) figure, image
 * 2)  ground-plan
 * 3)  a mystical figure  symbol, a
 * 4) type, form, sort, kind
 * 5)  a
 * 6)  a
 * , material,
 * 1)  a, a
 * 1)  a, a

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1)   ; a form, type, or character of a fever.
 * 2)  A periodic fever.

title: typus


text:
convayrt

Noun

 * 1) carrion, corpse, carcass

title: convayrt


text: ŝafaroj

title: ŝafaroj


text:
intercipio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to intercept
 * 2) to interrupt, cut off
 * 3) to rob, steal

title: intercipio


text: intercipis

title: intercipis


text: intercipit

title: intercipit


text: intercipimus

title: intercipimus


text: intercipitis

title: intercipitis


text: intercipiunt

title: intercipiunt


text: intercipiam

title: intercipiam


text: intercipies

title: intercipies


text: intercipiet

title: intercipiet


text: intercipiemus

title: intercipiemus


text: intercipietis

title: intercipietis


text:
intercipient

Etymology
Borrowed from, present participle of. See.

Adjective

 * 1) Intercepting; stopping.

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, intercepts or stops anything.

title: intercipient


text: intercipiebam

title: intercipiebam


text: intercipiebas

title: intercipiebas


text: intercipiebat

title: intercipiebat


text: intercipiebamus

title: intercipiebamus


text: intercipiebatis

title: intercipiebatis


text: intercipiebant

title: intercipiebant


text: intercepi

title: intercepi


text: intercepisti

title: intercepisti


text: intercepit

title: intercepit


text: intercepimus

title: intercepimus


text: intercepistis

title: intercepistis


text: interceperunt

title: interceperunt


text: intercepero

title: intercepero


text: interceperis

title: interceperis


text: interceperit

title: interceperit


text: interceperimus

title: interceperimus


text: interceperitis

title: interceperitis


text: interceperint

title: interceperint


text: interceperam

title: interceperam


text: interceperas

title: interceperas


text: interceperat

title: interceperat


text: interceperamus

title: interceperamus


text: interceperatis

title: interceperatis


text: interceperant

title: interceperant


text: intercipior

title: intercipior


text: interciperis

title: interciperis


text: intercipitur

title: intercipitur


text: intercipimur

title: intercipimur


text: intercipimini

title: intercipimini


text: intercipiuntur

title: intercipiuntur


text: intercipiar

title: intercipiar


text: intercipieris

title: intercipieris


text: intercipietur

title: intercipietur


text: intercipiemur

title: intercipiemur


text: intercipiemini

title: intercipiemini


text: intercipientur

title: intercipientur


text: intercipiebar

title: intercipiebar


text: intercipiebaris

title: intercipiebaris


text: intercipiebatur

title: intercipiebatur


text: intercipiebamur

title: intercipiebamur


text: intercipiebamini

title: intercipiebamini


text: intercipiebantur

title: intercipiebantur


text: intercipias

title: intercipias


text: intercipiat

title: intercipiat


text: intercipiamus

title: intercipiamus


text: intercipiatis

title: intercipiatis


text: intercipiant

title: intercipiant


text: interciperem

title: interciperem


text: interciperes

title: interciperes


text: interciperet

title: interciperet


text: interciperemus

title: interciperemus


text: interciperetis

title: interciperetis


text: interciperent

title: interciperent


text: interceperim

title: interceperim


text: intercepissem

title: intercepissem


text: intercepisses

title: intercepisses


text: intercepisset

title: intercepisset


text: intercepissemus

title: intercepissemus


text: intercepissetis

title: intercepissetis


text: intercepissent

title: intercepissent


text: intercipiaris

title: intercipiaris


text: intercipiatur

title: intercipiatur


text: intercipiamur

title: intercipiamur


text: intercipiamini

title: intercipiamini


text: intercipiantur

title: intercipiantur


text: interciperer

title: interciperer


text: intercipereris

title: intercipereris


text: interciperetur

title: interciperetur


text: interciperemur

title: interciperemur


text: interciperemini

title: interciperemini


text: interciperentur

title: interciperentur


text: intercipe

title: intercipe


text: intercipito

title: intercipito


text: intercipite

title: intercipite


text: intercipitote

title: intercipitote


text: intercipiunto

title: intercipiunto


text: intercipere

title: intercipere


text: intercipitor

title: intercipitor


text: intercipiuntor

title: intercipiuntor


text: intercepisse

title: intercepisse


text: intercipi

title: intercipi


text: integrae

title: integrae


text: integrorum

title: integrorum


text: integrarum

title: integrarum


text: integris

title: integris


text: integros

title: integros


text: ŝafaron

title: ŝafaron


text: ŝafarojn

title: ŝafarojn


text: ŝanĝoj

title: ŝanĝoj


text: ŝatokupoj

title: ŝatokupoj


text: intercidis

title: intercidis


text: intercidit

title: intercidit


text: intercidimus

title: intercidimus


text: interciditis

title: interciditis


text: intercidunt

title: intercidunt


text: intercidam

title: intercidam


text: intercides

title: intercides


text: intercidet

title: intercidet


text: intercidemus

title: intercidemus


text: intercidetis

title: intercidetis


text:
intercident

Etymology
,, present participle of ; +.

Adjective

 * 1)  Coming or falling between; happening accidentally.

title: intercident


text: intercidebam

title: intercidebam


text: intercidebas

title: intercidebas


text: intercidebat

title: intercidebat


text: intercidebamus

title: intercidebamus


text: intercidebatis

title: intercidebatis


text: intercidebant

title: intercidebant


text: intercidisti

title: intercidisti


text: intercidistis

title: intercidistis


text: interciderunt

title: interciderunt


text: intercidero

title: intercidero


text: intercideris

title: intercideris


text: interciderit

title: interciderit


text: interciderimus

title: interciderimus


text: intercideritis

title: intercideritis


text: interciderint

title: interciderint


text: intercideram

title: intercideram


text: intercideras

title: intercideras


text: interciderat

title: interciderat


text: intercideramus

title: intercideramus


text: intercideratis

title: intercideratis


text: interciderant

title: interciderant


text: intercidor

title: intercidor


text: interciditur

title: interciditur


text: intercidimur

title: intercidimur


text: intercidimini

title: intercidimini


text: interciduntur

title: interciduntur


text: intercidar

title: intercidar


text: intercidetur

title: intercidetur


text: intercidemur

title: intercidemur


text: intercidemini

title: intercidemini


text: intercidentur

title: intercidentur


text: intercidebar

title: intercidebar


text: intercidebaris

title: intercidebaris


text: intercidebatur

title: intercidebatur


text: intercidebamur

title: intercidebamur


text: intercidebamini

title: intercidebamini


text: intercidebantur

title: intercidebantur


text: intercidas

title: intercidas


text: intercidat

title: intercidat


text: ŝatokupon

title: ŝatokupon


text: intercidamus

title: intercidamus


text: intercidatis

title: intercidatis


text: ŝanĝon

title: ŝanĝon


text: intercidant

title: intercidant


text: interciderem

title: interciderem


text: intercideres

title: intercideres


text: intercideret

title: intercideret


text: intercideremus

title: intercideremus


text: ŝelkoj

title: ŝelkoj


text: intercideretis

title: intercideretis


text: interciderent

title: interciderent


text: interciderim

title: interciderim


text: intercidissem

title: intercidissem


text: intercidisses

title: intercidisses


text: intercidisset

title: intercidisset


text: intercidissemus

title: intercidissemus


text: intercidissetis

title: intercidissetis


text: intercidissent

title: intercidissent


text: intercidaris

title: intercidaris


text: intercidatur

title: intercidatur


text: intercidamur

title: intercidamur


text: intercidamini

title: intercidamini


text: intercidantur

title: intercidantur


text: interciderer

title: interciderer


text: intercidereris

title: intercidereris


text: ŝatokupojn

title: ŝatokupojn


text: intercideretur

title: intercideretur


text: intercideremur

title: intercideremur


text: intercideremini

title: intercideremini


text: interciderentur

title: interciderentur


text: intercidito

title: intercidito


text: intercidite

title: intercidite


text: ŝanĝojn

title: ŝanĝojn


text: interciditote

title: interciditote


text: intercidunto

title: intercidunto


text: interciditor

title: interciditor


text: interciduntor

title: interciduntor


text: intercidisse

title: intercidisse


text: ŝelkojn

title: ŝelkojn


text: ŝelkon

title: ŝelkon


text: ŝipanaroj

title: ŝipanaroj


text: ŝipanarojn

title: ŝipanarojn


text: ŝipanaron

title: ŝipanaron


text: ŝipanoj

title: ŝipanoj


text: ŝipobiletoj

title: ŝipobiletoj


text: ŝipanon

title: ŝipanon


text:
intercisus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cut or hewed
 * 2) parted or divided

title: intercisus


text: ŝipanojn

title: ŝipanojn


text: intercisum

title: intercisum


text: intercisae

title: intercisae


text: intercisorum

title: intercisorum


text: intercisarum

title: intercisarum


text: intercisis

title: intercisis


text: intercisam

title: intercisam


text: intercisos

title: intercisos


text: intercisas

title: intercisas


text: ŝipobileton

title: ŝipobileton


text: ŝipobiletojn

title: ŝipobiletojn


text: ŝlosilingoj

title: ŝlosilingoj


text: ŝoforojn

title: ŝoforojn


text: ŝoforoj

title: ŝoforoj


text: ŝoforon

title: ŝoforon


text: ŝlosilingojn

title: ŝlosilingojn


text: ŝlosilingon

title: ŝlosilingon


text:
tampoc

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) neither, not either

title: tampoc


text:
käke

Etymology
From, probably borrowed from , from , from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,  (from 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) a jaw
 * 2) a mandible (of an arthropod)
 * 1) a mandible (of an arthropod)

title: käke


text:
aconsellar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to advise

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to advise

title: aconsellar


text: aconsellis

title: aconsellis


text: aconsellés

title: aconsellés


text: aconsellen

title: aconsellen


text: aconsellem

title: aconsellem


text: aconselleu

title: aconselleu


text: aconselles

title: aconselles


text: aconsellàvem

title: aconsellàvem


text: aconsellin

title: aconsellin


text: aconsellat

title: aconsellat


text: aconselli

title: aconselli


text: aconsellí

title: aconsellí


text: aconsellaran

title: aconsellaran


text: aconsellà

title: aconsellà


text: aconsella

title: aconsella


text: aconsellaria

title: aconsellaria


text: aconsellaves

title: aconsellaves


text: aconsellareu

title: aconsellareu


text: aconsellares

title: aconsellares


text: aconsellessin

title: aconsellessin


text: aconsellarien

title: aconsellarien


text: aconsellaré

title: aconsellaré


text: aconsellant

title: aconsellant


text: aconsellaries

title: aconsellaries


text: aconsellessis

title: aconsellessis


text: aconsellarem

title: aconsellarem


text: aconsellaren

title: aconsellaren


text: aconsellarà

title: aconsellarà


text: aconselléssiu

title: aconselléssiu


text: aconsellàrem

title: aconsellàrem


text: aconsellaríeu

title: aconsellaríeu


text: aconsello

title: aconsello


text: aconselléssim

title: aconselléssim


text: aconsellava

title: aconsellava


text: aconsellaven

title: aconsellaven


text: aconsellàveu

title: aconsellàveu


text: aconsellàreu

title: aconsellàreu


text: aconsellaríem

title: aconsellaríem


text: aconsellaràs

title: aconsellaràs


text:
konka

Etymology
From the adjective, clipping of.

Verb

 * 1)  to go bankrupt
 * 2)  to make someone or something go bankrupt

Etymology
Short for ,

Verb

 * 1)  to go bankrupt

title: konka


text:
konkursa

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  of or pertaining to competition

Verb

 * 1) to go bankrupt

title: konkursa


text:
thrombophilia

Noun

 * 1)  The tendency to develop thrombosis (blood clots) due to an abnormality in the system of coagulation.
 * The patient needed to take blood thinners to prevent clots from thrombophilia.

title: thrombophilia


text:
per tant

Conjunction

 * 1) so, therefore, thus, consequently

title: per tant


text: equivoquin

title: equivoquin


text: equivoquis

title: equivoquis


text: equivoqués

title: equivoqués


text: equivocà

title: equivocà


text: equivoquí

title: equivoquí


text: equivocaràs

title: equivocaràs


text: equivoquem

title: equivoquem


text: equivocaríeu

title: equivocaríeu


text: equivoquéssim

title: equivoquéssim


text: equivocàreu

title: equivocàreu


text: equivocàveu

title: equivocàveu


text: equivocàvem

title: equivocàvem


text: equivocarà

title: equivocarà


text: equivocaríem

title: equivocaríem


text: equivoquéssiu

title: equivoquéssiu


text: equivocat

title: equivocat


text: equivocàrem

title: equivocàrem


text: equivoquessin

title: equivoquessin


text: equivocarien

title: equivocarien


text: equivocaria

title: equivocaria


text: equivocant

title: equivocant


text: equivocaven

title: equivocaven


text: equivocaves

title: equivocaves


text: equivoqui

title: equivoqui


text: equivoqueu

title: equivoqueu


text: equivocareu

title: equivocareu


text: equivocarem

title: equivocarem


text: equivocaries

title: equivocaries


text: equivoquessis

title: equivoquessis


text:
teltum

Numeral

 * 1) two hundred

title: teltum


text:
kiltum

Numeral

 * 1) three hundred

title: kiltum


text:
1.0

Noun

 * 1)  The first version of something.

Etymology
From the use of version numbers in computer software.

Adjective

 * 1) An initial version of something or, figuratively, of someone.

Usage notes

 * Usually used as an attributive modifier after the noun modified.

Derived terms

 * Web 1.0

title: 1.0


text: equivocar-se

title: equivocar-se


text:
2.0

Noun

 * 1)  The second version of something.

Etymology
From the ellipsis of ( + ) + . +, as used in the identification of product versions, especially in the software industry.

Adjective

 * 1)  A second major version of something or, figuratively, of someone; a substantial improvement.

title: 2.0


text: ŝraŭboturniloj

title: ŝraŭboturniloj


text: ŝraŭboturnilon

title: ŝraŭboturnilon


text: ŝraŭboturnilojn

title: ŝraŭboturnilojn


text: ŝtelistinoj

title: ŝtelistinoj


text: ŝtelecon

title: ŝtelecon


text: ŝtelistinon

title: ŝtelistinon


text:
foltum

Numeral

 * 1) four hundred

title: foltum


text: ŝtonegoj

title: ŝtonegoj


text: ŝtonetoj

title: ŝtonetoj


text: ŝtelistinojn

title: ŝtelistinojn


text: ŝtonegon

title: ŝtonegon


text: ŝtoneton

title: ŝtoneton


text: ŝtrumpoj

title: ŝtrumpoj


text: ŝtonetojn

title: ŝtonetojn


text: ŝulaboristoj

title: ŝulaboristoj


text: ŝuldoj

title: ŝuldoj


text: ŝufaristoj

title: ŝufaristoj


text: ŝtrumpon

title: ŝtrumpon


text: ŝtonegojn

title: ŝtonegojn


text: ŝtrumpojn

title: ŝtrumpojn


text: ŝuldon

title: ŝuldon


text: ŝufariston

title: ŝufariston


text: ŝulaboriston

title: ŝulaboriston


text: ŝuldojn

title: ŝuldojn


text: ŝulaboristojn

title: ŝulaboristojn


text: ŝufaristojn

title: ŝufaristojn


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/dʰuh₂mós

Reconstruction
Sometimes also reconstructed as. The reconstruction of root-final laryngeal *h₂ is based on Hittite and.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  smoke


text:
irita

Etymology
,.

Verb

 * 1) to irritate; to annoy; to vex
 * 2) to irritate an organ, such as skin
 * 1) to irritate an organ, such as skin

title: irita


text:
iritat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) irritated; annoyed
 * 2) inflamed

title: iritat


text:
Template:Nuttall

This page incorporates text from the public domain 1907 edition of The Nuttall Encyclopaedia.

title: Template:Nuttall


text:
ånger

Etymology 1
From, , from from.

Noun

 * 1) remorse, regret

Etymology 2
From, with the same Proto-Germanic source as , from , from. Possible introduced into Swedish by west Norse influence.

Noun

 * 1)  fjord, narrow arm of the sea, A firth.
 * Ångermanland (province in northern Sweden - "Fjord people's land")
 * Njutånger (place name in the province of Hälsingland, northern Sweden - "Fjord of the Niuta" [old name of Nianån, cf. Övernjöte])
 * Enånger (place name in the province of Hälsingland, northern Sweden)

title: ånger


text: intercludis

title: intercludis


text: intercludit

title: intercludit


text: intercludimus

title: intercludimus


text: intercluditis

title: intercluditis


text: intercludunt

title: intercludunt


text: intercludam

title: intercludam


text: intercludes

title: intercludes


text: intercludet

title: intercludet


text: intercludemus

title: intercludemus


text: intercludetis

title: intercludetis


text: intercludent

title: intercludent


text: intercludebam

title: intercludebam


text: intercludebas

title: intercludebas


text: intercludebat

title: intercludebat


text: intercludebamus

title: intercludebamus


text: intercludebatis

title: intercludebatis


text: intercludebant

title: intercludebant


text: interclusisti

title: interclusisti


text: interclusit

title: interclusit


text: interclusimus

title: interclusimus


text: interclusistis

title: interclusistis


text: intercluserunt

title: intercluserunt


text: intercluseris

title: intercluseris


text: intercluserit

title: intercluserit


text: intercluserimus

title: intercluserimus


text: intercluseritis

title: intercluseritis


text: intercluserint

title: intercluserint


text: intercluseram

title: intercluseram


text: intercluseras

title: intercluseras


text: intercluserat

title: intercluserat


text: intercluseramus

title: intercluseramus


text: intercluseratis

title: intercluseratis


text: intercluserant

title: intercluserant


text: intercludor

title: intercludor


text: intercluderis

title: intercluderis


text: intercluditur

title: intercluditur


text: intercludimur

title: intercludimur


text: intercludimini

title: intercludimini


text: intercluduntur

title: intercluduntur


text: intercludar

title: intercludar


text: intercludetur

title: intercludetur


text: intercludemur

title: intercludemur


text: intercludemini

title: intercludemini


text: intercludentur

title: intercludentur


text: intercludebar

title: intercludebar


text: intercludebaris

title: intercludebaris


text: intercludebatur

title: intercludebatur


text: intercludebamur

title: intercludebamur


text: intercludebamini

title: intercludebamini


text: intercludebantur

title: intercludebantur


text: intercludas

title: intercludas


text: intercludat

title: intercludat


text: intercludamus

title: intercludamus


text: intercludatis

title: intercludatis


text: intercludant

title: intercludant


text: intercluderem

title: intercluderem


text: intercluderes

title: intercluderes


text: intercluderet

title: intercluderet


text: intercluderemus

title: intercluderemus


text: intercluderetis

title: intercluderetis


text: intercluderent

title: intercluderent


text: intercluserim

title: intercluserim


text: interclusissem

title: interclusissem


text: interclusisses

title: interclusisses


text: interclusisset

title: interclusisset


text: interclusissemus

title: interclusissemus


text: interclusissetis

title: interclusissetis


text: interclusissent

title: interclusissent


text: intercludaris

title: intercludaris


text: intercludatur

title: intercludatur


text: intercludamur

title: intercludamur


text: intercludamini

title: intercludamini


text: intercludantur

title: intercludantur


text: intercluderer

title: intercluderer


text: intercludereris

title: intercludereris


text: intercluderetur

title: intercluderetur


text: intercluderemur

title: intercluderemur


text: intercluderemini

title: intercluderemini


text: intercluderentur

title: intercluderentur


text: intercludito

title: intercludito


text: intercludite

title: intercludite


text: intercluditote

title: intercluditote


text: intercludunto

title: intercludunto


text: intercluditor

title: intercluditor


text: intercluduntor

title: intercluduntor


text: interclusisse

title: interclusisse


text:
lultum

Numeral

 * 1) five hundred

title: lultum


text:
interclusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shut out or off
 * 2) hindered, stopped or blocked
 * 3) blockaded

title: interclusus


text: interclusum

title: interclusum


text: interclusae

title: interclusae


text: interclusorum

title: interclusorum


text: interclusarum

title: interclusarum


text: interclusis

title: interclusis


text: interclusam

title: interclusam


text: interclusos

title: interclusos


text: interclusas

title: interclusas


text: interdicta

title: interdicta


text: interdicti

title: interdicti


text: interdictae

title: interdictae


text: interdictorum

title: interdictorum


text: interdictarum

title: interdictarum


text:
interdicto

Etymology
. Compare the inherited doublet.

Adjective

 * 1) banned; prohibited

Noun

 * 1) ban, prohibition

title: interdicto


text: interdictis

title: interdictis


text: interdictam

title: interdictam


text: interdictos

title: interdictos


text: interdictas

title: interdictas


text: interdicte

title: interdicte


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/dymъ

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) smoke

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Sorbian:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/dymъ


text:
intersum

Verb

 * 1) to be or lie between
 * 2) to be apart
 * 3) to differ
 * 4) to be present, attend (+ dative), take part
 * 5)  to make a difference; to concern; to matter

Conjugation
Irregular conjugation.

title: intersum


text: intersumus

title: intersumus


text: interestis

title: interestis


text: intersunt

title: intersunt


text: interero

title: interero


text: intereris

title: intereris


text: intererit

title: intererit


text: intererimus

title: intererimus


text: intereritis

title: intereritis


text: intererunt

title: intererunt


text: intereram

title: intereram


text: intereras

title: intereras


text: intererat

title: intererat


text: intereramus

title: intereramus


text: intereratis

title: intereratis


text: intererant

title: intererant


text: interfui

title: interfui


text: interfuisti

title: interfuisti


text: interfuit

title: interfuit


text: interfuimus

title: interfuimus


text: interfuistis

title: interfuistis


text: interfuerunt

title: interfuerunt


text: interfuero

title: interfuero


text: interfueris

title: interfueris


text: interfuerit

title: interfuerit


text: interfuerimus

title: interfuerimus


text: interfueritis

title: interfueritis


text: interfuerint

title: interfuerint


text: interfueram

title: interfueram


text: interfueras

title: interfueras


text: interfuerat

title: interfuerat


text: interfueramus

title: interfueramus


text: interfueratis

title: interfueratis


text: interfuerant

title: interfuerant


text: intersim

title: intersim


text: intersis

title: intersis


text: intersit

title: intersit


text: intersimus

title: intersimus


text: intersitis

title: intersitis


text: intersint

title: intersint


text: interesset

title: interesset


text: interessemus

title: interessemus


text: interessetis

title: interessetis


text: interfuerim

title: interfuerim


text: interfuissem

title: interfuissem


text: interfuisses

title: interfuisses


text: interfuisset

title: interfuisset


text: interfuissemus

title: interfuissemus


text: interfuissetis

title: interfuissetis


text: interfuissent

title: interfuissent


text: interesto

title: interesto


text: intereste

title: intereste


text: interestote

title: interestote


text: intersunto

title: intersunto


text: interfuisse

title: interfuisse


text: interfecta

title: interfecta


text: interfecti

title: interfecti


text: interfectae

title: interfectae


text: interfectorum

title: interfectorum


text: interfectarum

title: interfectarum


text:
interfecto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  murder victim

Adjective

 * 1) killed, murdered

title: interfecto


text: interfectis

title: interfectis


text: interfectam

title: interfectam


text: interfectos

title: interfectos


text: interfectas

title: interfectas


text: interfecte

title: interfecte


text:
interficiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be killed or destroyed

title: interficiendus


text: interficienda

title: interficienda


text: interficiendum

title: interficiendum


text: interficiendi

title: interficiendi


text: interficiendae

title: interficiendae


text: interficiendorum

title: interficiendorum


text: interficiendarum

title: interficiendarum


text: interficiendo

title: interficiendo


text: interficiendis

title: interficiendis


text: interficiendam

title: interficiendam


text: interficiendos

title: interficiendos


text: interficiendas

title: interficiendas


text: interficiende

title: interficiende


text: interiecta

title: interiecta


text: interiecti

title: interiecti


text: interiectae

title: interiectae


text: interiectorum

title: interiectorum


text: interiectarum

title: interiectarum


text: interiecto

title: interiecto


text: interiectis

title: interiectis


text: interiectam

title: interiectam


text: interiectos

title: interiectos


text: interiectas

title: interiectas


text: interiecte

title: interiecte


text:
co-yeshys

Noun

 * 1) ambidexterity

title: co-yeshys


text:
co-yesh

Adjective

 * 1) ambidextrous

title: co-yesh


text:
interitus

Noun

 * 1) overthrow, fall, annihilation, ruin, destruction, dissolution
 * 2) extinction
 * 3) death
 * 1) death
 * 1) death

title: interitus


text: interitui

title: interitui


text: interitu

title: interitu


text: interituum

title: interituum


text: interitibus

title: interitibus


text: maternal cousins

title: maternal cousins


text: maternal grandmothers

title: maternal grandmothers


text:
co-yesh er dagh laue

Adjective

 * 1) ambidextrous

title: co-yesh er dagh laue


text: paternal grandmothers

title: paternal grandmothers


text: paternal cousins

title: paternal cousins


text: sororal nephews

title: sororal nephews


text: sororal nieces

title: sororal nieces


text: Category:Languages of the British Indian Ocean Territory


text: fraternal nieces

title: fraternal nieces


text: fraternal nephews

title: fraternal nephews


text:
intermitto

Etymology
From inter ("between") + mittō ("to send").

Verb

 * 1) to interrupt
 * 2) to stop (temporarily)
 * 3) to omit

title: intermitto


text: intermittis

title: intermittis


text: intermittit

title: intermittit


text: intermittimus

title: intermittimus


text: intermittitis

title: intermittitis


text: intermittunt

title: intermittunt


text: intermittam

title: intermittam


text: intermittes

title: intermittes


text: intermittet

title: intermittet


text: intermittemus

title: intermittemus


text: intermittetis

title: intermittetis


text: intermittebam

title: intermittebam


text: intermittebas

title: intermittebas


text: intermittebat

title: intermittebat


text: intermittebamus

title: intermittebamus


text: intermittebatis

title: intermittebatis


text: intermittebant

title: intermittebant


text: intermisisti

title: intermisisti


text: intermisit

title: intermisit


text: intermisimus

title: intermisimus


text: intermisistis

title: intermisistis


text: intermiserunt

title: intermiserunt


text: intermiseris

title: intermiseris


text: intermiserit

title: intermiserit


text: intermiserimus

title: intermiserimus


text: intermiseritis

title: intermiseritis


text: intermiserint

title: intermiserint


text: intermiseram

title: intermiseram


text: intermiseras

title: intermiseras


text: intermiserat

title: intermiserat


text: intermiseramus

title: intermiseramus


text: intermiseratis

title: intermiseratis


text: intermiserant

title: intermiserant


text: intermittor

title: intermittor


text: intermitteris

title: intermitteris


text: intermittitur

title: intermittitur


text: intermittimur

title: intermittimur


text: intermittimini

title: intermittimini


text: intermittuntur

title: intermittuntur


text: intermittar

title: intermittar


text: intermittetur

title: intermittetur


text: intermittemur

title: intermittemur


text: intermittemini

title: intermittemini


text: intermittentur

title: intermittentur


text: intermittebar

title: intermittebar


text: intermittebaris

title: intermittebaris


text: intermittebatur

title: intermittebatur


text: intermittebamur

title: intermittebamur


text: intermittebamini

title: intermittebamini


text: intermittebantur

title: intermittebantur


text: intermittas

title: intermittas


text: intermittat

title: intermittat


text: intermittamus

title: intermittamus


text: intermittatis

title: intermittatis


text: intermittant

title: intermittant


text: intermitterem

title: intermitterem


text: intermitteres

title: intermitteres


text: intermitteret

title: intermitteret


text: intermitteremus

title: intermitteremus


text: intermitteretis

title: intermitteretis


text: intermitterent

title: intermitterent


text: intermiserim

title: intermiserim


text: intermisissem

title: intermisissem


text: intermisisses

title: intermisisses


text: intermisisset

title: intermisisset


text: intermisissemus

title: intermisissemus


text: intermisissetis

title: intermisissetis


text: intermisissent

title: intermisissent


text: intermittaris

title: intermittaris


text: intermittatur

title: intermittatur


text: intermittamur

title: intermittamur


text: intermittamini

title: intermittamini


text: intermittantur

title: intermittantur


text: intermitterer

title: intermitterer


text: intermittereris

title: intermittereris


text: intermitteretur

title: intermitteretur


text: intermitteremur

title: intermitteremur


text: intermitteremini

title: intermitteremini


text: intermitterentur

title: intermitterentur


text: intermitte

title: intermitte


text: intermittito

title: intermittito


text: intermittite

title: intermittite


text: intermittitote

title: intermittitote


text: intermittunto

title: intermittunto


text: intermittere

title: intermittere


text: intermittitor

title: intermittitor


text: intermittuntor

title: intermittuntor


text: intermisisse

title: intermisisse


text: intermitti

title: intermitti


text:
Cochialg yn Phoodyr

Proper noun

 * 1) Gunpowder Plot

title: Cochialg yn Phoodyr


text:
intermissus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) interrupted
 * 2) omitted

title: intermissus


text: intermissa

title: intermissa


text: intermissum

title: intermissum


text: intermissi

title: intermissi


text: intermissae

title: intermissae


text: intermissorum

title: intermissorum


text: intermissarum

title: intermissarum


text: intermisso

title: intermisso


text: intermissis

title: intermissis


text: intermissam

title: intermissam


text: intermissos

title: intermissos


text: intermissas

title: intermissas


text: intermisse

title: intermisse


text:
iecter

Etymology
From, with the added back to reflect the original.

Verb

 * 1) to throw

title: iecter


text:
Talk:auxesis

How would one conjugate the adjective and adverb form of "auxesis"?

Adjective: Auxesistic? Adverb? Auxesisticly?

 * auxetic and auxetically - added to "Derived terms" section. SemperBlotto 16:41, 18 November 2010 (UTC)

Shouldn't meiosis be listed here as an antonym? Spicemix (talk) 20:59, 11 July 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:auxesis


text:
internecio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) massacre, slaughter, carnage
 * 2) destruction, extermination

title: internecio


text: interneciones

title: interneciones


text: internecionis

title: internecionis


text: internecionum

title: internecionum


text: internecioni

title: internecioni


text: internecionibus

title: internecionibus


text: internecionem

title: internecionem


text: internecione

title: internecione


text:
interpono

Verb

 * 1) to put, place or lay between or among
 * 2) to insert, interpose or introduce
 * 3) to pledge
 * 1) to pledge

title: interpono


text: interponis

title: interponis


text: interponit

title: interponit


text: interponimus

title: interponimus


text: interponitis

title: interponitis


text: interponunt

title: interponunt


text: interponam

title: interponam


text: interponet

title: interponet


text: interponemus

title: interponemus


text: interponetis

title: interponetis


text:
interponent

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, interposes; an interloper; an opponent.

title: interponent


text: interponebam

title: interponebam


text: interponebas

title: interponebas


text: interponebat

title: interponebat


text: interponebamus

title: interponebamus


text: interponebatis

title: interponebatis


text: interponebant

title: interponebant


text: interposui

title: interposui


text: interposuisti

title: interposuisti


text: interposuit

title: interposuit


text: interposuimus

title: interposuimus


text: interposuistis

title: interposuistis


text: interposuerunt

title: interposuerunt


text: interposuero

title: interposuero


text: interposueris

title: interposueris


text: interposuerit

title: interposuerit


text: interposuerimus

title: interposuerimus


text: interposueritis

title: interposueritis


text: interposuerint

title: interposuerint


text: interposueram

title: interposueram


text: interposueras

title: interposueras


text: interposuerat

title: interposuerat


text: interposueramus

title: interposueramus


text: interposueratis

title: interposueratis


text: interposuerant

title: interposuerant


text: interponor

title: interponor


text: interponeris

title: interponeris


text: interponitur

title: interponitur


text: interponimur

title: interponimur


text: interponimini

title: interponimini


text: interponuntur

title: interponuntur


text: interponar

title: interponar


text: interponetur

title: interponetur


text: interponemur

title: interponemur


text: interponemini

title: interponemini


text: interponentur

title: interponentur


text: interponebar

title: interponebar


text: interponebaris

title: interponebaris


text: interponebatur

title: interponebatur


text: interponebamur

title: interponebamur


text: interponebamini

title: interponebamini


text: interponebantur

title: interponebantur


text: interponas

title: interponas


text: interponat

title: interponat


text: interponamus

title: interponamus


text: interponatis

title: interponatis


text: interponant

title: interponant


text: interponerem

title: interponerem


text: interponeres

title: interponeres


text: interponeret

title: interponeret


text: interponeremus

title: interponeremus


text: interponeretis

title: interponeretis


text: interponerent

title: interponerent


text: interposuerim

title: interposuerim


text: interposuissem

title: interposuissem


text: interposuisses

title: interposuisses


text: interposuisset

title: interposuisset


text: interposuissemus

title: interposuissemus


text: interposuissetis

title: interposuissetis


text: interposuissent

title: interposuissent


text: interponaris

title: interponaris


text: interponatur

title: interponatur


text: interponamur

title: interponamur


text: interponamini

title: interponamini


text: interponantur

title: interponantur


text: interponerer

title: interponerer


text: interponereris

title: interponereris


text: interponeretur

title: interponeretur


text: interponeremur

title: interponeremur


text: interponeremini

title: interponeremini


text: interponerentur

title: interponerentur


text: interponito

title: interponito


text: interponite

title: interponite


text: interponitote

title: interponitote


text: interponunto

title: interponunto


text: interponere

title: interponere


text: interponitor

title: interponitor


text: interponuntor

title: interponuntor


text: interposuisse

title: interposuisse


text:
interpositus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) interposed, inserted, introduced

title: interpositus


text: interposita

title: interposita


text: interpositum

title: interpositum


text: interpositi

title: interpositi


text: interpositae

title: interpositae


text: interpositorum

title: interpositorum


text: interpositarum

title: interpositarum


text: interposito

title: interposito


text: interpositis

title: interpositis


text: interpositam

title: interpositam


text: interpositos

title: interpositos


text: interpositas

title: interpositas


text: interposite

title: interposite


text:
ambidextrie

Noun

 * 1) ambidexterity

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ambidextry

title: ambidextrie


text:
co-aase

Noun

 * 1) concrescence, concretion

title: co-aase


text: interpretaris

title: interpretaris


text: interpretatur

title: interpretatur


text: interpretamur

title: interpretamur


text: interpretamini

title: interpretamini


text: interpretantur

title: interpretantur


text: interpretabor

title: interpretabor


text: interpretaberis

title: interpretaberis


text: interpretabitur

title: interpretabitur


text: interpretabimur

title: interpretabimur


text: interpretabimini

title: interpretabimini


text: interpretabuntur

title: interpretabuntur


text: interpretabar

title: interpretabar


text: interpretabaris

title: interpretabaris


text: interpretabatur

title: interpretabatur


text: interpretabamur

title: interpretabamur


text: interpretabamini

title: interpretabamini


text: interpretabantur

title: interpretabantur


text: interpreteris

title: interpreteris


text: interpretetur

title: interpretetur


text: interpretemur

title: interpretemur


text: interpretemini

title: interpretemini


text: interpretentur

title: interpretentur


text: interpretarer

title: interpretarer


text: interpretareris

title: interpretareris


text: interpretaretur

title: interpretaretur


text: interpretaremur

title: interpretaremur


text: interpretaremini

title: interpretaremini


text: interpretarentur

title: interpretarentur


text: interpretantor

title: interpretantor


text: interpretari

title: interpretari


text:
-isera

Suffix

 * 1) similar to ; -ize (makes a verb from a noun or adjective)

title: -isera


text:
Category:Swedish terms suffixed with -isera

See also Category:Swedish terms suffixed with -era


text: interrumpis

title: interrumpis


text: interrumpit

title: interrumpit


text: interrumpimus

title: interrumpimus


text: interrumpitis

title: interrumpitis


text: interrumpunt

title: interrumpunt


text: interrumpam

title: interrumpam


text: interrumpet

title: interrumpet


text: interrumpemus

title: interrumpemus


text: interrumpetis

title: interrumpetis


text: interrumpent

title: interrumpent


text: interrumpebam

title: interrumpebam


text: interrumpebas

title: interrumpebas


text: interrumpebat

title: interrumpebat


text: interrumpebamus

title: interrumpebamus


text: interrumpebatis

title: interrumpebatis


text: interrumpebant

title: interrumpebant


text: interrupi

title: interrupi


text: interrupisti

title: interrupisti


text: interrupit

title: interrupit


text: interrupimus

title: interrupimus


text: interrupistis

title: interrupistis


text: interruperunt

title: interruperunt


text: interrupero

title: interrupero


text: interruperis

title: interruperis


text: interruperit

title: interruperit


text: interruperimus

title: interruperimus


text: interruperitis

title: interruperitis


text: interruperint

title: interruperint


text: interruperam

title: interruperam


text: interruperas

title: interruperas


text: interruperat

title: interruperat


text: interruperamus

title: interruperamus


text: interruperatis

title: interruperatis


text: interruperant

title: interruperant


text: interrumpor

title: interrumpor


text: interrumperis

title: interrumperis


text: interrumpitur

title: interrumpitur


text: interrumpimur

title: interrumpimur


text: interrumpimini

title: interrumpimini


text: interrumpuntur

title: interrumpuntur


text: interrumpar

title: interrumpar


text: interrumpetur

title: interrumpetur


text: interrumpemur

title: interrumpemur


text: interrumpemini

title: interrumpemini


text: interrumpentur

title: interrumpentur


text: interrumpebar

title: interrumpebar


text: interrumpebaris

title: interrumpebaris


text: interrumpebatur

title: interrumpebatur


text: interrumpebamur

title: interrumpebamur


text: interrumpebamini

title: interrumpebamini


text: interrumpebantur

title: interrumpebantur


text: interrumpat

title: interrumpat


text: interrumpamus

title: interrumpamus


text: interrumpatis

title: interrumpatis


text: interrumpant

title: interrumpant


text: interrumperem

title: interrumperem


text: interrumperes

title: interrumperes


text: interrumperet

title: interrumperet


text: interrumperemus

title: interrumperemus


text: interrumperetis

title: interrumperetis


text: interrumperent

title: interrumperent


text: interruperim

title: interruperim


text: interrupissem

title: interrupissem


text: interrupisses

title: interrupisses


text: interrupisset

title: interrupisset


text: interrupissemus

title: interrupissemus


text: interrupissetis

title: interrupissetis


text: interrupissent

title: interrupissent


text: interrumparis

title: interrumparis


text: interrumpatur

title: interrumpatur


text: interrumpamur

title: interrumpamur


text: interrumpamini

title: interrumpamini


text: interrumpantur

title: interrumpantur


text: interrumperer

title: interrumperer


text: interrumpereris

title: interrumpereris


text: interrumperetur

title: interrumperetur


text: interrumperemur

title: interrumperemur


text: interrumperemini

title: interrumperemini


text: interrumperentur

title: interrumperentur


text: interrumpito

title: interrumpito


text: interrumpite

title: interrumpite


text: interrumpitote

title: interrumpitote


text: interrumpunto

title: interrumpunto


text: interrumpitor

title: interrumpitor


text: interrumpuntor

title: interrumpuntor


text: interrupisse

title: interrupisse


text: interrumpi

title: interrumpi


text:
interruptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) broken apart
 * 2) interrupted

title: interruptus


text: endevinàreu

title: endevinàreu


text: endevinaren

title: endevinaren


text: endevinarem

title: endevinarem


text: endevinéssiu

title: endevinéssiu


text: endevinàveu

title: endevinàveu


text: endevinessin

title: endevinessin


text: endevinéssim

title: endevinéssim


text: endevinessis

title: endevinessis


text: endevinàvem

title: endevinàvem


text: endevinàrem

title: endevinàrem


text: endevinaria

title: endevinaria


text: endevinares

title: endevinares


text: endevinareu

title: endevinareu


text: endevinaríeu

title: endevinaríeu


text: endevinaríem

title: endevinaríem


text: interrupta

title: interrupta


text: endevinava

title: endevinava


text: interruptum

title: interruptum


text: endevinaré

title: endevinaré


text: interrupti

title: interrupti


text: endevina

title: endevina


text: interruptae

title: interruptae


text: endevinà

title: endevinà


text: interruptorum

title: interruptorum


text: endeviní

title: endeviní


text: interruptarum

title: interruptarum


text: endevino

title: endevino


text:
interrupto

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) interrupted

title: interrupto


text: endevinaran

title: endevinaran


text: interruptis

title: interruptis


text: endevinaries

title: endevinaries


text: interruptam

title: interruptam


text: endevinat

title: endevinat


text: interruptos

title: interruptos


text: endevinem

title: endevinem


text: interruptas

title: interruptas


text: endevinen

title: endevinen


text: interrupte

title: interrupte


text: endevinarà

title: endevinarà


text: endevines

title: endevines


text: endevineu

title: endevineu


text: endevinarien

title: endevinarien


text: endevinis

title: endevinis


text: endevinés

title: endevinés


text: endevinaves

title: endevinaves


text: endevini

title: endevini


text: endevinaràs

title: endevinaràs


text: endevinant

title: endevinant


text: endevinin

title: endevinin


text: endevinaven

title: endevinaven


text:
interscindo

Etymology
From la.

Verb

 * 1) to tear asunder or breakdown
 * 2) to separate or interrupt

title: interscindo


text:
Ruis

Usage notes

 * Used with the definite article:
 * tha e a' tighinn às an Ruis - he comes from Russia
 * eachdraidh na Ruise - the history of Russia

title: Ruis


text: interscindis

title: interscindis


text: interscindit

title: interscindit


text: interscindimus

title: interscindimus


text: interscinditis

title: interscinditis


text: interscindunt

title: interscindunt


text: interscindam

title: interscindam


text: interscindes

title: interscindes


text: interscindet

title: interscindet


text: interscindemus

title: interscindemus


text: interscindetis

title: interscindetis


text: interscindent

title: interscindent


text: interscindebam

title: interscindebam


text: interscindebas

title: interscindebas


text: interscindebat

title: interscindebat


text: interscindebamus

title: interscindebamus


text: interscindebatis

title: interscindebatis


text: interscindebant

title: interscindebant


text: interscidi

title: interscidi


text: interscidisti

title: interscidisti


text: interscidit

title: interscidit


text: interscidimus

title: interscidimus


text: interscidistis

title: interscidistis


text: intersciderunt

title: intersciderunt


text: interscidero

title: interscidero


text: interscideris

title: interscideris


text: intersciderit

title: intersciderit


text: intersciderimus

title: intersciderimus


text: interscideritis

title: interscideritis


text: intersciderint

title: intersciderint


text: interscideram

title: interscideram


text: interscideras

title: interscideras


text: intersciderat

title: intersciderat


text: interscideramus

title: interscideramus


text: interscideratis

title: interscideratis


text: intersciderant

title: intersciderant


text: interscindor

title: interscindor


text: interscinderis

title: interscinderis


text: interscinditur

title: interscinditur


text: interscindimur

title: interscindimur


text: interscindimini

title: interscindimini


text: interscinduntur

title: interscinduntur


text: interscindar

title: interscindar


text: interscindetur

title: interscindetur


text: interscindemur

title: interscindemur


text: interscindemini

title: interscindemini


text: interscindentur

title: interscindentur


text: interscindebar

title: interscindebar


text: interscindebaris

title: interscindebaris


text: interscindebatur

title: interscindebatur


text: interscindebamur

title: interscindebamur


text: interscindebamini

title: interscindebamini


text: interscindebantur

title: interscindebantur


text: interscindas

title: interscindas


text: interscindat

title: interscindat


text: interscindamus

title: interscindamus


text: interscindatis

title: interscindatis


text: interscindant

title: interscindant


text: interscinderem

title: interscinderem


text: interscinderes

title: interscinderes


text: interscinderet

title: interscinderet


text: interscinderemus

title: interscinderemus


text: interscinderetis

title: interscinderetis


text: interscinderent

title: interscinderent


text: intersciderim

title: intersciderim


text: interscidissem

title: interscidissem


text: interscidisses

title: interscidisses


text: interscidisset

title: interscidisset


text: interscidissemus

title: interscidissemus


text: interscidissetis

title: interscidissetis


text: interscidissent

title: interscidissent


text: interscindaris

title: interscindaris


text: interscindatur

title: interscindatur


text: interscindamur

title: interscindamur


text: interscindamini

title: interscindamini


text: interscindantur

title: interscindantur


text: interscinderer

title: interscinderer


text: interscindereris

title: interscindereris


text: interscinderetur

title: interscinderetur


text: interscinderemur

title: interscinderemur


text: interscinderemini

title: interscinderemini


text: interscinderentur

title: interscinderentur


text: interscinde

title: interscinde


text: interscindito

title: interscindito


text: interscindite

title: interscindite


text: interscinditote

title: interscinditote


text: interscindunto

title: interscindunto


text: interscindere

title: interscindere


text: interscinditor

title: interscinditor


text: interscinduntor

title: interscinduntor


text: interscidisse

title: interscidisse


text: interscindi

title: interscindi


text:
Ruisia

Proper noun

 * 1) Alternative form of an Ruis.

title: Ruisia


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/starъ

Etymology
From, from. Morphologically.

Baltic cognates include 🇨🇬.

Indo-European cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) old

Inflection
Accent paradigm a.

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * Old Church Slavonic:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Glagolitic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Old Church Slavonic:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Glagolitic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/starъ


text:
aixà

Adverb

 * 1) in a manner or way other than this

Usage notes

 * aixà is used only to emphasize a contrast with something else denoted by.

title: aixà


text:
Ruiseanach

Noun

 * 1) Russian

Adjective

 * 1) Russian

Related terms

 * an Ruis

title: Ruiseanach


text: Ruiseanaich

title: Ruiseanaich


text:
intexo

Verb

 * 1) to interweave, interlace or plait

title: intexo


text: intexis

title: intexis


text: intexitis

title: intexitis


text: intexunt

title: intexunt


text: intexam

title: intexam


text: intexes

title: intexes


text: intexet

title: intexet


text: intexemus

title: intexemus


text: intexetis

title: intexetis


text: intexent

title: intexent


text: intexebam

title: intexebam


text: intexebas

title: intexebas


text: intexebat

title: intexebat


text: intexebamus

title: intexebamus


text: intexebatis

title: intexebatis


text: intexebant

title: intexebant


text: intexui

title: intexui


text: intexuisti

title: intexuisti


text: intexuit

title: intexuit


text: intexuimus

title: intexuimus


text: intexuistis

title: intexuistis


text: intexuerunt

title: intexuerunt


text: intexuero

title: intexuero


text: intexueris

title: intexueris


text: intexuerit

title: intexuerit


text: intexuerimus

title: intexuerimus


text: intexueritis

title: intexueritis


text: intexuerint

title: intexuerint


text: intexueram

title: intexueram


text: intexueras

title: intexueras


text: intexuerat

title: intexuerat


text: intexueramus

title: intexueramus


text: intexueratis

title: intexueratis


text: intexuerant

title: intexuerant


text: intexor

title: intexor


text: intexitur

title: intexitur


text: inteximur

title: inteximur


text: inteximini

title: inteximini


text: intexuntur

title: intexuntur


text: intexar

title: intexar


text: intexetur

title: intexetur


text: intexemur

title: intexemur


text: intexemini

title: intexemini


text: intexentur

title: intexentur


text: intexebar

title: intexebar


text: intexebaris

title: intexebaris


text: intexebatur

title: intexebatur


text: intexebamur

title: intexebamur


text: intexebamini

title: intexebamini


text: intexebantur

title: intexebantur


text: intexas

title: intexas


text: intexat

title: intexat


text: intexamus

title: intexamus


text: intexatis

title: intexatis


text:
Kinderkrankheit

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) childhood disease
 * 2)  teething trouble

title: Kinderkrankheit


text: intexant

title: intexant


text: intexerem

title: intexerem


text: intexeres

title: intexeres


text: intexeret

title: intexeret


text: intexeremus

title: intexeremus


text: intexeretis

title: intexeretis


text: intexerent

title: intexerent


text: intexuerim

title: intexuerim


text: intexuissem

title: intexuissem


text: intexuisses

title: intexuisses


text: intexuisset

title: intexuisset


text: intexuissemus

title: intexuissemus


text: intexuissetis

title: intexuissetis


text: intexuissent

title: intexuissent


text: intexaris

title: intexaris


text: intexatur

title: intexatur


text: intexamur

title: intexamur


text: intexamini

title: intexamini


text: intexantur

title: intexantur


text: intexerer

title: intexerer


text: intexereris

title: intexereris


text: intexeretur

title: intexeretur


text: intexeremur

title: intexeremur


text: intexeremini

title: intexeremini


text: intexerentur

title: intexerentur


text: intexe

title: intexe


text: intexito

title: intexito


text: intexite

title: intexite


text: intexitote

title: intexitote


text: intexunto

title: intexunto


text: intexere

title: intexere


text: intexitor

title: intexitor


text: intexuntor

title: intexuntor


text: intexuisse

title: intexuisse


text:
Ruiseanais

Proper noun

 * 1) Russian language

Related terms

 * an Ruis

title: Ruiseanais


text:
ard-ainle

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  archangel

title: ard-ainle


text: Ruiseanaise

title: Ruiseanaise


text:
intolerandus

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) insupportable, intolerable, unbearable

title: intolerandus


text: intoleranda

title: intoleranda


text: intolerandum

title: intolerandum


text: intolerandi

title: intolerandi


text: intolerandae

title: intolerandae


text: intolerandorum

title: intolerandorum


text: intolerandarum

title: intolerandarum


text: intolerando

title: intolerando


text: intolerandis

title: intolerandis


text: intolerandam

title: intolerandam


text: intolerandos

title: intolerandos


text: intolerandas

title: intolerandas


text: intolerande

title: intolerande


text:
angyles

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  (female) angel

title: angyles


text:
ard-ainlagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) archangelic

title: ard-ainlagh


text:
lomakorvaus

Noun

 * 1) vacation compensation

title: lomakorvaus


text: Nirribhich

title: Nirribhich


text:
intolerans

Adjective

 * 1) impatient, intolerant
 * 2) insufferable, intolerable

Noun

 * 1) intolerance (towards others)
 * 2)  intolerance (to a substance or the like)

title: intolerans


text: intolerantior

title: intolerantior


text: intolerantes

title: intolerantes


text:
intolerantia

Noun

 * 1) impatience
 * 2) intolerance

title: intolerantia


text: intolerantis

title: intolerantis


text: intolerantium

title: intolerantium


text: intoleranti

title: intoleranti


text: intolerantibus

title: intolerantibus


text: intolerantem

title: intolerantem


text: intolerantius

title: intolerantius


text: intolerantiores

title: intolerantiores


text: intolerantiora

title: intolerantiora


text: intolerantioris

title: intolerantioris


text: intolerantiorum

title: intolerantiorum


text: intolerantiori

title: intolerantiori


text: intolerantiorem

title: intolerantiorem


text: intolerantiore

title: intolerantiore


text: intolerantioribus

title: intolerantioribus


text:
Reconstruction talk:Proto-Slavic/starъ

Should be in Cyrillic? Mglovesfun (talk) 17:36, 18 November 2010 (UTC)

I don't think so. The Proto-Slavic terms are always written in Latin here.Nero86 18:02, 18 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Reconstruction talk:Proto-Slavic/starъ


text: Éireannaich

title: Éireannaich


text:
intritus

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) not rubbed away, unworn; whole, sound, entire
 * 2) unexhausted, not worn out

Etymology 2
Perfect passive participle of.

title: intritus


text: intrita

title: intrita


text: intritum

title: intritum


text: intriti

title: intriti


text: intritae

title: intritae


text: intritorum

title: intritorum


text: intritarum

title: intritarum


text: intrito

title: intrito


text: intritis

title: intritis


text: intritam

title: intritam


text: intritos

title: intritos


text: intritas

title: intritas


text: intrite

title: intrite


text:
desprendre

Verb

 * 1) to detach, to unfasten
 * 2) to give off, to emit
 * 3) to deduce
 * 4)  to come off, fall off
 * 5)  to rid oneself (of), shake (off)
 * 6)  to be deduced from, be inferred from, be implied by

Etymology
. Although there is an isolated attestation of in 1170, the first usage of the infinitive desprendre is in 1403.

Verb

 * 1)  to detach (something from someone)
 * 2)  to renounce

title: desprendre


text:
ard-ayr

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) patriarch

title: ard-ayr


text:
ard-ayroil

Adjective

 * 1) patriarchal

title: ard-ayroil


text:
Èireannach

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) Irish person
 * 2) Irishman

title: Èireannach


text: Èireannaich

title: Èireannaich


text:
introeo

Etymology
From +.

Verb

 * 1) to enter or go in
 * 2) to invade
 * 1) to invade
 * 1) to invade

title: introeo


text: introis

title: introis


text: introimus

title: introimus


text: introitis

title: introitis


text: introeunt

title: introeunt


text: introibo

title: introibo


text: introibis

title: introibis


text: introibit

title: introibit


text: introibimus

title: introibimus


text: introibitis

title: introibitis


text: introibunt

title: introibunt


text: introibam

title: introibam


text: introibas

title: introibas


text: introibat

title: introibat


text: introibamus

title: introibamus


text: introibatis

title: introibatis


text: introibant

title: introibant


text: introii

title: introii


text:
جزڻ

Verb

 * 1) discretize

title: جزڻ


text: introivi

title: introivi


text: introisti

title: introisti


text: introiit

title: introiit


text: introiimus

title: introiimus


text: introistis

title: introistis


text: introierunt

title: introierunt


text: introiero

title: introiero


text: introieris

title: introieris


text: introierit

title: introierit


text: introierimus

title: introierimus


text: introieritis

title: introieritis


text: introierint

title: introierint


text: introieram

title: introieram


text: introieras

title: introieras


text: introierat

title: introierat


text: introieramus

title: introieramus


text: introieratis

title: introieratis


text: introierant

title: introierant


text: introeam

title: introeam


text: introeas

title: introeas


text: introeat

title: introeat


text: introeamus

title: introeamus


text: introeatis

title: introeatis


text: introeant

title: introeant


text: introirem

title: introirem


text: introires

title: introires


text: introiret

title: introiret


text: introiremus

title: introiremus


text: introiretis

title: introiretis


text: introirent

title: introirent


text: introierim

title: introierim


text: introissem

title: introissem


text: introisses

title: introisses


text: introisset

title: introisset


text: introissemus

title: introissemus


text: introissetis

title: introissetis


text: introissent

title: introissent


text: introi

title: introi


text: desprendre's

title: desprendre's


text: introite

title: introite


text: introitote

title: introitote


text: introeunto

title: introeunto


text: introisse

title: introisse


text: despreníeu

title: despreníeu


text: desprendrà

title: desprendrà


text: desprengueu

title: desprengueu


text: desprenguí

title: desprenguí


text: desprenguérem

title: desprenguérem


text: desprendré

title: desprendré


text: desprenem

title: desprenem


text: desprendrien

title: desprendrien


text: desprenia

title: desprenia


text: desprendries

title: desprendries


text: desprenguéreu

title: desprenguéreu


text: despreníem

title: despreníem


text: desprendràs

title: desprendràs


text: desprenguem

title: desprenguem


text: desprenien

title: desprenien


text: desprenguis

title: desprenguis


text: desprenguessis

title: desprenguessis


text: desprèn

title: desprèn


text: desprenguéssim

title: desprenguéssim


text: desprenguéssiu

title: desprenguéssiu


text: desprengui

title: desprengui


text: desprenguessin

title: desprenguessin


text: desprendríem

title: desprendríem


text: desprens

title: desprens


text: desprenent

title: desprenent


text: desprendrem

title: desprendrem


text: desprengueren

title: desprengueren


text: desprengué

title: desprengué


text: desprengueres

title: desprengueres


text: desprendreu

title: desprendreu


text: desprenc

title: desprenc


text: desprendríeu

title: desprendríeu


text: desprendria

title: desprendria


text: desprenguin

title: desprenguin


text: desprenen

title: desprenen


text: desprengués

title: desprengués


text: desprenies

title: desprenies


text: despreneu

title: despreneu


text: desprendran

title: desprendran


text:
ard-çhiarn

Noun

 * 1) suzerain, lord paramount

title: ard-çhiarn


text:
Èirinn

Etymology
From a dative form of (compare modern 🇨🇬), from  (compare 🇨🇬), from, likely related to.

title: Èirinn


text: User talk:Nero86

title: User talk:Nero86


text: introire

title: introire


text:
մատնաքաշ

Etymology
From. Narrow furrows are made on the surface of the bread by fingers.

Noun

 * 1) matnakash

title: մատնաքաշ


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/jungaz

Etymology
From, from. The shortening of the vowel from earlier is due to.

Adjective

 * 1) young

Descendants

ja:付録:ゲルマン祖語/jungaz

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ban-Eireannach

Noun

 * 1) Irishwoman

title: ban-Eireannach


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ard-çhiarnys

Noun

 * 1) suzerainty

title: ard-çhiarnys


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gratar

Etymology
Of origin; probably borrowed from, from , from , see also 🇨🇬. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to scratch

Verb

 * 1)  to scrape, scratch

Etymology
or, of  origin, from , from , see also 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to clean or polish with a wire brush

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matnakash

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a type of oval Armenian bread with furrows on it

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Esperanto: matnakaŝo
 * Russian:

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graten

Etymology
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Noun

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Etymology
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Noun

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User talk:Gatorgirl7563

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IPA
Regarding your edit to opera:, the symbol /ä/ is not used in IPA transcription. --EncycloPetey 21:14, 21 November 2010 (UTC)

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cochaarjys caggee

Noun

 * 1)  alliance

title: cochaarjys caggee


text:
co-chaggeeaght

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  alliance

title: co-chaggeeaght


text: Ruise

title: Ruise


text: caggee

title: caggee


text:
co-eashagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) coeval

title: co-eashagh


text:
three hundred

Alternative forms

 * Arabic numerals: 300
 * Roman numerals: CCC

Numeral

 * 1)  The cardinal number occurring after two hundred ninety-nine and before three hundred one, represented in Arabic numerals as 300.

Related terms

 * Ordinal: three-hundredth.

Translations

 * Afrikaans:
 * Arabic: ثَلَاثُمِئَة, ثَلَاثُمِا۟ئَة
 * Aragonese:
 * Aramaic:
 * Hebrew: תלתמאא
 * Syriac: ܬܠܬܡܐܐ
 * Armenian: երեք հարյուր
 * Asturian: ,
 * Azerbaijani: üç yüz
 * Belarusian:
 * Bulgarian: триста
 * Catalan:
 * Cherokee: ᏦᏍᎪᎯᏥᏆ
 * Chichewa: mazana atatu
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Chuukese: unupuku
 * Crimean Tatar: üç yüz
 * Czech: třista
 * Dhivehi: ތިން ސަތޭކަ
 * Dutch:
 * Emilian:
 * Esperanto: tricent
 * Estonian:
 * Extremaduran:
 * Finnish:
 * Franco-Provençal:
 * French: trois cents
 * Friulian:
 * Galician:
 * Gallo:
 * Georgian: სამასი
 * German:
 * Gothic: 𐌸𐍂𐌹𐌾𐌰 𐌷𐌿𐌽𐌳𐌰
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: τριακόσιοι, τ΄
 * Hebrew: שלוש מאות, שלושה מאות
 * Hindi: तीन सौ
 * Hungarian:
 * Icelandic:
 * Italian:
 * Japanese:
 * Javanese:
 * Komi-Permyak: куимсё
 * Korean:
 * Ladin:
 * Lakota: opáwiŋǧe yámni
 * Latin:
 * Latvian: trīs simti, trīssimt
 * Leonese:
 * Ligurian: trexento
 * Lithuanian: trys šimtai
 * Lombard:
 * Macedonian: триста
 * Malay: tiga ratus, telu ratus
 * Malayalam:
 * Maore Comorian: thalatha mia
 * Mirandese:
 * Navajo: táadi neeznádiin
 * Neapolitan:
 * Norman: trais chents
 * Occitan: tres cents
 * Ojibwe: niswaak
 * Old Armenian: երեքհարիւր
 * Persian: ,
 * Piedmontese: tërzent
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese: ,
 * Romagnol:
 * Romanian: trei sute
 * Russian:
 * Sanskrit:
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: три̏сто
 * Roman: trȉsto
 * Slovak:
 * Slovene: tristo
 * Southern Altai: ӱч јӱс
 * Spanish:, trescientas
 * Swahili: mia tatu
 * Swedish:
 * Tagalog: tatlundaan
 * Taos: póyuosǐeną
 * Tarantino:
 * Tatar: өч йөз, öç yöz
 * Thai: สามร้อย
 * Tok Pisin: tri handet
 * Turkish:
 * Ukrainian:
 * Vietnamese: ba trăm
 * Volapük:
 * Welsh:
 * Yup'ik: yuinaat akimiaq

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colaik

Adjective

 * 1) uniform, alike

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colaikys

Noun

 * 1) uniformity

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ard-fillym

Noun

 * 1) feature film

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Talk:refudiate

...so we're including lapsūs linguae now? Despite all of the quotations and sources, I find it exceedingly hard to believe that these are intentional attempts to create a new word from repute and repudiate, and not mistakes of ignorance, human error, or haste. Just a thought, anyways. (Also, is this entry compliant with WT:CFI ?) —The Fiddly Leprechaun 18:30, 18 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Dunno what you mean by "now" - yes we tend to include them. Talk:fetii might be a good place for you to start reading. Mglovesfun (talk) 18:33, 18 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Fetii and the others mentioned there are (hypercorrect) misconstructions, not lapsūs linguae. I would differentiate between the two. I could be splitting hairs, but I do wonder whether it is worth including words such as this that haven't exactly entered into common usage. Still, thanks for pointing that page out. (FYI, I really don't do much on Wiktionary, so I'm not as familiar as I would like to be with the established methods.) --The Fiddly Leprechaun 21:03, 18 November 2010 (UTC)

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User:Dominic/new

 * 1) postpostmodern
 * Ours is a postpostmodern age of metametacriticism.
 * That postpostmodern age will then be a return to the charms, for us very discreet, of a Zola or a Theodore Dreiser.
 * And it's true that Cock and Bull is so postpostmodern, it's very nearly postmovie.
 * That postpostmodern age will then be a return to the charms, for us very discreet, of a Zola or a Theodore Dreiser.
 * And it's true that Cock and Bull is so postpostmodern, it's very nearly postmovie.
 * And it's true that Cock and Bull is so postpostmodern, it's very nearly postmovie.

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Talk:über die Stränge schlagen

What does kick over the traces mean? Mglovesfun (talk) 18:45, 18 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:über die Stränge schlagen


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User talk:77.49.225.217

For Greek, please use el, for Ancien Greek, please use grc. Thank you, Mglovesfun (talk) 18:53, 18 November 2010 (UTC)

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short code

Noun

 * 1) A number of fewer digits than a telephone number, used as an abbreviated telephone number for use only when dialing from a cellular phone.

title: short code


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Citations:random

 * 1993, Christian History Magazine, Vol XII No.3, page 10:
 * Peasants, weary of oppression and enthused by Luther's reforms, revolted. The revolution failed, partly because Luther, sickened with the anarchy and random violence, urged the princes to brutally suppress their subjects.

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fire boss

Noun

 * 1) A person in charge of ascertaining the safety of a mine excavation.

title: fire boss


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