text:
физика элементарных частиц

Noun

 * 1) particle physics

title: физика элементарных частиц


text:
элементарный

Adjective

 * 1) elementary, basic

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

title: элементарный


text:
Talk:widowhood

What is the word for the male version of a widow?
 * See widower. --EncycloPetey 03:42, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:widowhood


text:
User talk:Drummer678

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title: User talk:Drummer678


text:
forè

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) forest

title: forè


text: Category:ht:Forestry

title: Category:ht:Forestry


text: Category:ht:Plants

title: Category:ht:Plants


text:
objè

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) object

title: objè


text:
unrebutted

Adjective

 * 1) Not having been rebutted.

title: unrebutted


text:
вспомогательный глагол

Noun

 * 1) auxiliary verb

title: вспомогательный глагол


text:
tó nilį́į́h

Noun

 * 1) stream

title: tó nilį́į́h


text:
Talk:chʼil

Also "vegetation"?
Can this also mean "vegetation"? 71.66.97.228 04:35, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes. —Stephen (Talk) 10:27, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:chʼil


text:
volim

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) volume

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) volume

title: volim


text: rirez

title: rirez


text:
periodic law

Noun

 * 1)  The principle that chemical properties of the elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers

title: periodic law


text: χαμόγελου

title: χαμόγελου


text: χαμόγελων

title: χαμόγελων


text:
χαμόγελα

Pronunciation

 * - compare to

title: χαμόγελα


text:
Citations:invariable

Adjective: "that cannot be inflected"

 * 1867, Norman Pinney and Emile Arnoult, Pinney and Arnoult's French Grammar, page 438:
 * Attendu, ci-inclus, ci-joint, excepté, passé, supposé, compris, franc de port, when they are before a noun, are used as prepositions or adverbial expressions, and are invariable; after the noun they are used as adjectives, and are variable
 * 1902, A Textbook on French, page 25.6:
 * In this expression the adjective franc is invariable before a noun; but it agrees when the noun precedes.
 * 1948, Maria de Lourdes sá Pereira, Brazilian Portuguese: Grammar, page 59
 * These numerals are invariable with the exception of um and dois, which have the feminine forms given above.
 * 2006, Rosalind Fergusson and Martin H. Manser, The Complete Guide to Grammar
 * Singular invariable nouns include mud and impatience, and plural invariable nouns include scissors and trousers. You cannot have *muds, *impatiences, *a scissor, or *a trouser.

title: Citations:invariable


text:
phono cartridge

Noun

 * 1) The component attached to the end of the tone arm of a phonograph turntable that holds the stylus.

title: phono cartridge


text:
tryckknapp

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) snap; fastening device

title: tryckknapp


text:
come stà

Etymology
From. The accent mark is not present in standard Italian orthography.

Phrase

 * 1)  An instruction to play without improvised ornamentation or rhythmic alteration.

title: come stà


text: acutissimus

title: acutissimus


text: acutissimum

title: acutissimum


text: acutissimae

title: acutissimae


text: acutissimorum

title: acutissimorum


text: acutissimarum

title: acutissimarum


text: acutissimis

title: acutissimis


text: acutissimam

title: acutissimam


text: acutissimos

title: acutissimos


text: acutissimas

title: acutissimas


text:
tekvando

Etymology
Borrowed from (跆拳道).

Noun

 * 1) taekwondo

title: tekvando


text: Category:tr:Martial arts

title: Category:tr:Martial arts


text:
arcessendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be summoned or fetched

title: arcessendus


text: arcessenda

title: arcessenda


text: arcessendum

title: arcessendum


text: arcessendi

title: arcessendi


text: arcessendae

title: arcessendae


text: arcessendorum

title: arcessendorum


text: arcessendarum

title: arcessendarum


text: arcessendo

title: arcessendo


text: arcessendis

title: arcessendis


text: arcessendam

title: arcessendam


text: arcessendos

title: arcessendos


text: arcessendas

title: arcessendas


text: arcessende

title: arcessende


text: arcessita

title: arcessita


text: arcessiti

title: arcessiti


text: arcessitae

title: arcessitae


text: arcessitorum

title: arcessitorum


text: arcessitarum

title: arcessitarum


text: arcessitam

title: arcessitam


text: arcessitos

title: arcessitos


text: arcessitas

title: arcessitas


text:
ardens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) burning, on fire, fiery
 * 2) shining, brilliant
 * 3) eager, ardent, passionate

title: ardens


text: ardentes

title: ardentes


text: ardentia

title: ardentia


text: ardentis

title: ardentis


text: ardentium

title: ardentium


text: ardentibus

title: ardentibus


text: ardentem

title: ardentem


text:
armamentum

Noun

 * 1)  equipment, implement, utensil; rigging (of a ship)

title: armamentum


text: armamenta

title: armamenta


text: armamentorum

title: armamentorum


text: armamentis

title: armamentis


text:
armandus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be armed or mobilised

title: armandus


text: armanda

title: armanda


text: armandum

title: armandum


text: armandi

title: armandi


text: armandae

title: armandae


text: armandorum

title: armandorum


text: armandarum

title: armandarum


text: armandis

title: armandis


text: armandam

title: armandam


text: armandos

title: armandos


text: armandas

title: armandas


text: armande

title: armande


text:
Thesaurus:mouthful

Antonyms
(sometimes)

title: Thesaurus:mouthful


text:
wrick

Etymology
From, probably from (Modern 🇨🇬) or , from , from , from.

See also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬). Compare also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To twist; turn
 * 2)  To wrench; strain

Noun

 * 1) A painful muscular spasm in the neck or back

title: wrick


text: armatae

title: armatae


text: armatorum

title: armatorum


text: armatarum

title: armatarum


text: armatam

title: armatam


text: armatas

title: armatas


text: armatui

title: armatui


text: armatu

title: armatu


text: armatuum

title: armatuum


text: armatibus

title: armatibus


text:
imman

Etymology
From, verbal noun of.

Verb

 * 1) drive
 * 2) drove
 * 3) impinge
 * 4) develop

title: imman


text:
immanaght

Noun

 * 1)  hurling

title: immanaght


text:
arripio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to seize or snatch
 * 2) to procure or appropriate
 * 3) to arrest
 * 4) to assail
 * 5) to bring or summon before a tribunal, complain of, accuse
 * 1) to assail
 * 2) to bring or summon before a tribunal, complain of, accuse
 * 1) to bring or summon before a tribunal, complain of, accuse

title: arripio


text: arripis

title: arripis


text: arripit

title: arripit


text: arripimus

title: arripimus


text: credjit

title: credjit


text: arripitis

title: arripitis


text: arripiunt

title: arripiunt


text: arripiam

title: arripiam


text: arripies

title: arripies


text: arripiet

title: arripiet


text: arripiemus

title: arripiemus


text: arripietis

title: arripietis


text: arripient

title: arripient


text: arripiebam

title: arripiebam


text: arripiebas

title: arripiebas


text: arripiebat

title: arripiebat


text: arripiebamus

title: arripiebamus


text: arripiebatis

title: arripiebatis


text: arripiebant

title: arripiebant


text: arripui

title: arripui


text: arripuisti

title: arripuisti


text: arripuit

title: arripuit


text: arripuimus

title: arripuimus


text: arripuistis

title: arripuistis


text: arripuerunt

title: arripuerunt


text: arripuero

title: arripuero


text: arripueris

title: arripueris


text: arripuerit

title: arripuerit


text: arripuerimus

title: arripuerimus


text: arripueritis

title: arripueritis


text: arripuerint

title: arripuerint


text: arripueram

title: arripueram


text: arripueras

title: arripueras


text: arripuerat

title: arripuerat


text: arripueramus

title: arripueramus


text: arripueratis

title: arripueratis


text: arripuerant

title: arripuerant


text: arripior

title: arripior


text: arriperis

title: arriperis


text: arripitur

title: arripitur


text: arripimur

title: arripimur


text: arripimini

title: arripimini


text: arripiuntur

title: arripiuntur


text: arripiar

title: arripiar


text: arripieris

title: arripieris


text: arripietur

title: arripietur


text: arripiemur

title: arripiemur


text: arripiemini

title: arripiemini


text: arripientur

title: arripientur


text: arripiebar

title: arripiebar


text: arripiebaris

title: arripiebaris


text: arripiebatur

title: arripiebatur


text: arripiebamur

title: arripiebamur


text: arripiebamini

title: arripiebamini


text: arripiebantur

title: arripiebantur


text: arripias

title: arripias


text: arripiat

title: arripiat


text: arripiamus

title: arripiamus


text: arripiatis

title: arripiatis


text: arripiant

title: arripiant


text: arriperem

title: arriperem


text: arriperes

title: arriperes


text: arriperet

title: arriperet


text: arriperemus

title: arriperemus


text: arriperetis

title: arriperetis


text: arriperent

title: arriperent


text: arripuerim

title: arripuerim


text: arripuissem

title: arripuissem


text: arripuisses

title: arripuisses


text: arripuisset

title: arripuisset


text: arripuissemus

title: arripuissemus


text: arripuissetis

title: arripuissetis


text: arripuissent

title: arripuissent


text: arripiaris

title: arripiaris


text: arripiatur

title: arripiatur


text: arripiamur

title: arripiamur


text: arripiamini

title: arripiamini


text: arripiantur

title: arripiantur


text: arriperer

title: arriperer


text: arripereris

title: arripereris


text: arriperetur

title: arriperetur


text: arriperemur

title: arriperemur


text: arriperemini

title: arriperemini


text: arriperentur

title: arriperentur


text: arripe

title: arripe


text: arripito

title: arripito


text: arripite

title: arripite


text: arripitote

title: arripitote


text: arripiunto

title: arripiunto


text: arripere

title: arripere


text: arripitor

title: arripitor


text: arripiuntor

title: arripiuntor


text: arripuisse

title: arripuisse


text: arripi

title: arripi


text:
arreptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) seized
 * 2) procured
 * 3) arrested

title: arreptus


text:
credjal

Noun

 * 1) credence
 * 1) credence

title: credjal


text: artificia

title: artificia


text: artificii

title: artificii


text: artificiorum

title: artificiorum


text: artificiis

title: artificiis


text: artior

title: artior


text: artius

title: artius


text: artiores

title: artiores


text: artiora

title: artiora


text: artioris

title: artioris


text: artiorum

title: artiorum


text: artiori

title: artiori


text: artioribus

title: artioribus


text: artiorem

title: artiorem


text: artiore

title: artiore


text: ascensui

title: ascensui


text: ascensu

title: ascensu


text: ascensuum

title: ascensuum


text: ascensibus

title: ascensibus


text:
Markys

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Mark
 * 1) Mark

title: Markys


text:
User:Nigel Ng

New English vocabularies

religist- a person who is against a religion Example: Tom is a religist who prejuidices against Islam.

cuppakic- a kissing ceremony between couples Example: In every wedding, a cuppakic will be held after the couples profess their love.

title: User:Nigel Ng


text: Category:Manx participles

title: Category:Manx participles


text:
clasht

Etymology
From, apparently a conflation of with. is a late form of. Cognate to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to hear

title: clasht


text: πολιτικού

title: πολιτικού


text:
otorinolaringologija

Noun

 * 1) otorhinolaryngology

title: otorinolaringologija


text:
оториноларингологија

Noun

 * 1) otorhinolaryngology

Noun

 * 1) otorhinolaryngology

title: оториноларингологија


text: πολιτικό

title: πολιτικό


text:
henkeä pidätellen

Etymology
+

Adverb

 * 1) with bated breath literal and idiomatic sense

title: henkeä pidätellen


text:
кубизам

Noun

 * 1) cubism an artistic movement characterized by the depiction of natural forms as geometric structures of planes

Noun

 * 1) cubism

title: кубизам


text: πολιτικέ

title: πολιτικέ


text: πολιτικοί

title: πολιτικοί


text: πολιτικής

title: πολιτικής


text: πολιτικών

title: πολιτικών


text: πολιτικούς

title: πολιτικούς


text:
πολιτική

Noun

 * 1) the art of government, the science of politics
 * 2) concubine, mistress

Noun

 * 1)  politics, policy

title: πολιτική


text: πολιτικές

title: πολιτικές


text: πολιτικά

title: πολιτικά


text:
Appendix:Galician Swadesh list

List
When the words have various forms (verbs conjugation, gender and number agreement, declensions), the orthography is the following :
 * Orthography :
 * verbs : infinitive
 * other words : masculine, singular, nominative (subject)

For specific cases (no infinitive, feminine name, plural name for instance), the simplest form is used.

title: Appendix:Galician Swadesh list


text: θάνατο

title: θάνατο


text: θάνατε

title: θάνατε


text: θάνατοι

title: θάνατοι


text: θανάτων

title: θανάτων


text: θανάτους

title: θανάτους


text:
kannara

Noun

 * 1) Kannada language

title: kannara


text:
mean edjaghys

Noun

 * 1) secondary education

title: mean edjaghys


text:
mean ynsagh

Noun

 * 1) secondary education

title: mean ynsagh


text: asperi

title: asperi


text: asperae

title: asperae


text: asperam

title: asperam


text: asperorum

title: asperorum


text: asperarum

title: asperarum


text: asperis

title: asperis


text: asperos

title: asperos


text: asperior

title: asperior


text: asperius

title: asperius


text: asperiores

title: asperiores


text: asperiora

title: asperiora


text: asperioris

title: asperioris


text: asperiorum

title: asperiorum


text: asperiori

title: asperiori


text: asperioribus

title: asperioribus


text: asperiorem

title: asperiorem


text: asperiore

title: asperiore


text:
assiduus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) constant, regular, perpetual
 * 2) unremitting, incessant
 * 1) unremitting, incessant

title: assiduus


text: assiduum

title: assiduum


text: assiduae

title: assiduae


text: assiduorum

title: assiduorum


text: assiduarum

title: assiduarum


text: assiduis

title: assiduis


text: assiduam

title: assiduam


text: assiduos

title: assiduos


text:
közhely

Etymology
, analogous to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 etc., from. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) platitude, cliché, commonplace, truism

title: közhely


text: közhelyek

title: közhelyek


text:
attexo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) To add, join on, or link to (originally in weaving)

title: attexo


text: attexis

title: attexis


text: attexit

title: attexit


text: atteximus

title: atteximus


text: attexitis

title: attexitis


text: attexunt

title: attexunt


text: attexam

title: attexam


text: attexes

title: attexes


text: attexet

title: attexet


text: attexemus

title: attexemus


text: attexetis

title: attexetis


text: attexent

title: attexent


text: attexebam

title: attexebam


text: attexebas

title: attexebas


text: attexebat

title: attexebat


text: attexebamus

title: attexebamus


text: attexebatis

title: attexebatis


text: attexebant

title: attexebant


text: attexui

title: attexui


text: attexuisti

title: attexuisti


text: attexuit

title: attexuit


text: attexuimus

title: attexuimus


text: attexuistis

title: attexuistis


text: attexuerunt

title: attexuerunt


text: attexuero

title: attexuero


text: attexueris

title: attexueris


text: attexuerit

title: attexuerit


text: attexuerimus

title: attexuerimus


text: attexueritis

title: attexueritis


text: attexuerint

title: attexuerint


text: attexueram

title: attexueram


text: attexueras

title: attexueras


text: attexuerat

title: attexuerat


text: attexueramus

title: attexueramus


text: attexueratis

title: attexueratis


text: attexuerant

title: attexuerant


text: attexor

title: attexor


text: attexeris

title: attexeris


text: attexitur

title: attexitur


text: atteximur

title: atteximur


text: atteximini

title: atteximini


text: attexuntur

title: attexuntur


text: attexar

title: attexar


text: attexetur

title: attexetur


text: attexemur

title: attexemur


text: attexemini

title: attexemini


text: attexentur

title: attexentur


text: attexebar

title: attexebar


text: attexebaris

title: attexebaris


text: attexebatur

title: attexebatur


text: attexebamur

title: attexebamur


text: attexebamini

title: attexebamini


text: attexebantur

title: attexebantur


text: attexas

title: attexas


text: attexat

title: attexat


text: attexamus

title: attexamus


text: attexatis

title: attexatis


text: attexant

title: attexant


text: attexerem

title: attexerem


text: attexeres

title: attexeres


text: attexeret

title: attexeret


text: attexeremus

title: attexeremus


text: attexeretis

title: attexeretis


text: attexerent

title: attexerent


text: attexuerim

title: attexuerim


text: attexuissem

title: attexuissem


text: attexuisses

title: attexuisses


text: attexuisset

title: attexuisset


text: attexuissemus

title: attexuissemus


text: attexuissetis

title: attexuissetis


text: attexuissent

title: attexuissent


text: attexaris

title: attexaris


text: attexatur

title: attexatur


text: attexamur

title: attexamur


text: attexamini

title: attexamini


text: attexantur

title: attexantur


text: attexerer

title: attexerer


text: attexereris

title: attexereris


text: attexeretur

title: attexeretur


text: attexeremur

title: attexeremur


text: attexeremini

title: attexeremini


text: attexerentur

title: attexerentur


text: attexe

title: attexe


text: attexito

title: attexito


text: attexite

title: attexite


text: attexitote

title: attexitote


text: attexunto

title: attexunto


text: attexere

title: attexere


text: attexitor

title: attexitor


text: attexuntor

title: attexuntor


text: attexuisse

title: attexuisse


text: attexi

title: attexi


text: aucti

title: aucti


text: auctae

title: auctae


text: auctarum

title: auctarum


text: auctis

title: auctis


text: auctam

title: auctam


text: auctos

title: auctos


text: aucte

title: aucte


text:
indo-aryen

Adjective

 * 1) Indo-Aryan

title: indo-aryen


text: indo-aryenne

title: indo-aryenne


text: auctior

title: auctior


text:
indo-iranien

Adjective

 * 1) Indo-Iranian

title: indo-iranien


text: auctius

title: auctius


text: auctiores

title: auctiores


text: auctiora

title: auctiora


text: auctioris

title: auctioris


text: indo-aryens

title: indo-aryens


text: auctiorum

title: auctiorum


text: auctiori

title: auctiori


text: auctioribus

title: auctioribus


text: auctiorem

title: auctiorem


text: auctiore

title: auctiore


text: indo-iranienne

title: indo-iranienne


text: indo-aryennes

title: indo-aryennes


text: indo-iraniens

title: indo-iraniens


text: indo-iraniennes

title: indo-iraniennes


text:
co-lhiass-ree

Noun

 * 1) coregent

title: co-lhiass-ree


text: audacior

title: audacior


text: audacius

title: audacius


text: audaciores

title: audaciores


text: audaciora

title: audaciora


text: audacioris

title: audacioris


text: audaciorum

title: audaciorum


text: audaciori

title: audaciori


text: audacioribus

title: audacioribus


text: audaciorem

title: audaciorem


text: audaciore

title: audaciore


text:
co-aggys

Adjective

 * 1) equidistant

title: co-aggys


text:
audacter

Adverb

 * 1) boldly, audaciously, fearlessly
 * 2) rashly, imprudently

title: audacter


text: audierant

title: audierant


text: audierat

title: audierat


text: audierit

title: audierit


text: audierunt

title: audierunt


text: audissent

title: audissent


text: lengue

title: lengue


text:
auctumnus

Etymology
See.

Noun

 * 1) autumn

Adjective

 * 1)  autumn; autumnal

title: auctumnus


text: autumni

title: autumni


text: autumnorum

title: autumnorum


text: autumnis

title: autumnis


text: autumnum

title: autumnum


text: autumnos

title: autumnos


text: auctumni

title: auctumni


text: auctumnorum

title: auctumnorum


text: auctumno

title: auctumno


text: auctumnis

title: auctumnis


text: auctumnum

title: auctumnum


text: auctumnos

title: auctumnos


text: auctumne

title: auctumne


text: autumnae

title: autumnae


text: autumnarum

title: autumnarum


text: autumnam

title: autumnam


text: auctumna

title: auctumna


text: auctumnae

title: auctumnae


text: auctumnarum

title: auctumnarum


text: auctumnam

title: auctumnam


text: auctumnas

title: auctumnas


text:
auxili

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) aid; help

title: auxili


text: auxiliat

title: auxiliat


text: auxiliamus

title: auxiliamus


text: auxiliatis

title: auxiliatis


text: auxiliant

title: auxiliant


text: auxiliabo

title: auxiliabo


text: auxiliabis

title: auxiliabis


text: auxiliabit

title: auxiliabit


text: auxiliabimus

title: auxiliabimus


text: auxiliabitis

title: auxiliabitis


text: auxiliabunt

title: auxiliabunt


text: auxiliabam

title: auxiliabam


text: auxiliabat

title: auxiliabat


text: auxiliabamus

title: auxiliabamus


text: auxiliabatis

title: auxiliabatis


text: auxiliabant

title: auxiliabant


text: auxiliem

title: auxiliem


text: auxiliet

title: auxiliet


text: auxiliemus

title: auxiliemus


text: auxilietis

title: auxilietis


text: auxilient

title: auxilient


text: auxiliarem

title: auxiliarem


text: auxiliaret

title: auxiliaret


text: auxiliaremus

title: auxiliaremus


text: auxiliaretis

title: auxiliaretis


text: auxiliarent

title: auxiliarent


text: auxiliato

title: auxiliato


text: auxiliate

title: auxiliate


text: auxiliatote

title: auxiliatote


text: auxilianto

title: auxilianto


text:
auxiliarius

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  auxiliaries (troops)
 * 2) assistant
 * 3) ally

title: auxiliarius


text: auxiliarii

title: auxiliarii


text: auxiliariorum

title: auxiliariorum


text: auxiliario

title: auxiliario


text: auxiliariis

title: auxiliariis


text: auxiliarium

title: auxiliarium


text: auxiliarios

title: auxiliarios


text: auxiliarie

title: auxiliarie


text:
migdiada

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the time around noon
 * 2) nap after lunch, siesta

title: migdiada


text:
migdia

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

Noun

 * 1) midday, noon
 * 2) south
 * 1) south

title: migdia


text:
звјездан

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) starry (full of stars)
 * 2) starlike
 * 3)  stars; stellar

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) an appellation for a dear (male) person
 * 2)  aster (plant, genus Aster)
 * 3)  the name of several trefoils of the genus Lotus

title: звјездан


text:
User talk:Fosto3D

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title: User talk:Fosto3D


text: Category:tr:Light

title: Category:tr:Light


text: Category:tr:Vision

title: Category:tr:Vision


text: essample

title: essample


text:
maleurté

Alternative forms

 * maleurte
 * maleurte

Noun

 * 1) misery; profound unhappiness

title: maleurté


text:
dalgıç

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) frogman, diver

title: dalgıç


text:
balık adam

Noun

 * 1) frogman, diver

title: balık adam


text:
dalmak

Etymology 1
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to dive

Etymology 2
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to daydream
 * 2) to drowse, fall asleep

title: dalmak


text: Alkış

title: Alkış


text:
Talk:raden

It is also a plural of the dutch noun raad. Carsrac 13:11, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:raden


text: Citations:special symbol

title: Citations:special symbol


text: gemeenteraden

title: gemeenteraden


text:
жумањак

Noun

 * 1) yolk

title: жумањак


text:
ndilkal

Noun

 * 1) wild gourd (the plant)

title: ndilkal


text:
uMMA

Noun

 * : a test for vitamin B12 deficiency

title: uMMA


text: avertimus

title: avertimus


text: avertitis

title: avertitis


text: avertunt

title: avertunt


text: avertam

title: avertam


text: avertes

title: avertes


text: avertet

title: avertet


text: avertemus

title: avertemus


text: avertetis

title: avertetis


text: avertent

title: avertent


text: avertebam

title: avertebam


text: avertebas

title: avertebas


text: avertebat

title: avertebat


text: avertebamus

title: avertebamus


text: avertebatis

title: avertebatis


text: avertebant

title: avertebant


text: avertisti

title: avertisti


text: avertistis

title: avertistis


text: averterunt

title: averterunt


text: avertero

title: avertero


text: averteris

title: averteris


text: averterit

title: averterit


text: averterimus

title: averterimus


text: averteritis

title: averteritis


text: averterint

title: averterint


text: averteram

title: averteram


text: averteras

title: averteras


text: averterat

title: averterat


text: averteramus

title: averteramus


text: averteratis

title: averteratis


text: averterant

title: averterant


text: avertor

title: avertor


text: avertitur

title: avertitur


text: avertimur

title: avertimur


text: avertimini

title: avertimini


text: avertuntur

title: avertuntur


text: avertar

title: avertar


text: avertetur

title: avertetur


text: avertemur

title: avertemur


text: avertemini

title: avertemini


text: avertentur

title: avertentur


text: avertebar

title: avertebar


text: avertebaris

title: avertebaris


text: avertebatur

title: avertebatur


text: avertebamur

title: avertebamur


text: avertebamini

title: avertebamini


text: avertebantur

title: avertebantur


text: avertat

title: avertat


text: avertamus

title: avertamus


text: avertatis

title: avertatis


text: avertant

title: avertant


text: averterem

title: averterem


text: averteres

title: averteres


text: averteret

title: averteret


text: averteremus

title: averteremus


text: averteretis

title: averteretis


text: averterent

title: averterent


text: averterim

title: averterim


text: avertissem

title: avertissem


text: avertisset

title: avertisset


text: avertissemus

title: avertissemus


text: avertissetis

title: avertissetis


text: avertaris

title: avertaris


text: avertatur

title: avertatur


text: avertamur

title: avertamur


text: avertamini

title: avertamini


text: avertantur

title: avertantur


text: averterer

title: averterer


text: avertereris

title: avertereris


text: averteretur

title: averteretur


text: averteremur

title: averteremur


text: averteremini

title: averteremini


text: averterentur

title: averterentur


text: averte

title: averte


text: avertitote

title: avertitote


text: avertunto

title: avertunto


text: avertitor

title: avertitor


text: avertuntor

title: avertuntor


text:
aversus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) turned or facing away
 * 2)  rear
 * 3) averse
 * 4) hostile

title: aversus


text:
castan ny gabbil

Noun

 * 1) horse chestnut

title: castan ny gabbil


text: aversa

title: aversa


text:
aversi

Etymology
From, from.

title: aversi


text: aversae

title: aversae


text: aversarum

title: aversarum


text: aversis

title: aversis


text: aversam

title: aversam


text: aversos

title: aversos


text: aversas

title: aversas


text:
castan Spaainagh

Noun

 * 1) (edible) chestnut

title: castan Spaainagh


text:
co-aignagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) accordant, unanimous, agreeable

title: co-aignagh


text: Category:Manx terms prefixed with co-

title: Category:Manx terms prefixed with co-


text:
aveho

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to carry (away)
 * 2)  to go away, depart, ride on horseback

title: aveho


text: avehis

title: avehis


text: avehit

title: avehit


text: avehimus

title: avehimus


text: avehitis

title: avehitis


text: avehunt

title: avehunt


text: aveham

title: aveham


text: avehes

title: avehes


text: avehet

title: avehet


text: avehemus

title: avehemus


text: avehetis

title: avehetis


text: avehent

title: avehent


text: avehebam

title: avehebam


text: avehebas

title: avehebas


text: avehebat

title: avehebat


text: avehebamus

title: avehebamus


text: avehebatis

title: avehebatis


text: avehebant

title: avehebant


text: avexi

title: avexi


text: avexisti

title: avexisti


text: avexit

title: avexit


text: aveximus

title: aveximus


text: avexistis

title: avexistis


text: avexerunt

title: avexerunt


text: avexero

title: avexero


text: avexeris

title: avexeris


text: avexerit

title: avexerit


text: avexerimus

title: avexerimus


text: avexeritis

title: avexeritis


text: avexerint

title: avexerint


text: avexeram

title: avexeram


text: avexeras

title: avexeras


text: avexerat

title: avexerat


text: avexeramus

title: avexeramus


text: avexeratis

title: avexeratis


text: avexerant

title: avexerant


text: avehor

title: avehor


text: aveheris

title: aveheris


text: avehitur

title: avehitur


text: avehimur

title: avehimur


text: avehimini

title: avehimini


text: avehuntur

title: avehuntur


text: avehar

title: avehar


text: avehetur

title: avehetur


text: avehemur

title: avehemur


text: avehemini

title: avehemini


text: avehentur

title: avehentur


text: avehebar

title: avehebar


text: avehebaris

title: avehebaris


text: avehebatur

title: avehebatur


text: avehebamur

title: avehebamur


text: avehebamini

title: avehebamini


text: avehebantur

title: avehebantur


text: avehas

title: avehas


text: avehat

title: avehat


text: avehamus

title: avehamus


text: avehatis

title: avehatis


text: avehant

title: avehant


text: aveherem

title: aveherem


text: aveheres

title: aveheres


text: aveheret

title: aveheret


text: aveheremus

title: aveheremus


text: aveheretis

title: aveheretis


text: aveherent

title: aveherent


text: avexerim

title: avexerim


text: avexissem

title: avexissem


text: avexisses

title: avexisses


text: avexisset

title: avexisset


text: avexissemus

title: avexissemus


text: avexissetis

title: avexissetis


text: avexissent

title: avexissent


text: aveharis

title: aveharis


text: avehatur

title: avehatur


text: avehamur

title: avehamur


text: avehamini

title: avehamini


text: avehantur

title: avehantur


text: aveherer

title: aveherer


text: avehereris

title: avehereris


text: aveheretur

title: aveheretur


text: aveheremur

title: aveheremur


text: aveheremini

title: aveheremini


text: aveherentur

title: aveherentur


text: avehe

title: avehe


text: avehito

title: avehito


text: avehite

title: avehite


text: avehitote

title: avehitote


text: avehunto

title: avehunto


text: avehere

title: avehere


text: avehitor

title: avehitor


text: avehuntor

title: avehuntor


text: avexisse

title: avexisse


text: avehi

title: avehi


text:
acquiro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to acquire or obtain
 * 2) to acquire or amass riches or money
 * 3) to accrue
 * 1) to acquire or amass riches or money
 * 2) to accrue
 * 1) to accrue

title: acquiro


text: acquiris

title: acquiris


text: acquirit

title: acquirit


text: acquirimus

title: acquirimus


text: acquiritis

title: acquiritis


text: acquirunt

title: acquirunt


text: acquiram

title: acquiram


text: acquiret

title: acquiret


text: acquiremus

title: acquiremus


text: acquiretis

title: acquiretis


text: acquirebam

title: acquirebam


text: acquirebas

title: acquirebas


text: acquirebat

title: acquirebat


text: acquirebamus

title: acquirebamus


text: acquirebatis

title: acquirebatis


text: acquirebant

title: acquirebant


text: acquisivisti

title: acquisivisti


text: acquisivit

title: acquisivit


text: acquisivimus

title: acquisivimus


text: acquisivistis

title: acquisivistis


text: acquisiverunt

title: acquisiverunt


text: acquisivero

title: acquisivero


text: acquisiveris

title: acquisiveris


text: acquisiverit

title: acquisiverit


text: acquisiverimus

title: acquisiverimus


text: acquisiveritis

title: acquisiveritis


text: acquisiverint

title: acquisiverint


text: acquisiveram

title: acquisiveram


text: acquisiveras

title: acquisiveras


text: acquisiverat

title: acquisiverat


text: acquisiveramus

title: acquisiveramus


text: acquisiveratis

title: acquisiveratis


text: acquisiverant

title: acquisiverant


text: acquiror

title: acquiror


text: acquireris

title: acquireris


text: acquiritur

title: acquiritur


text: acquirimur

title: acquirimur


text: acquirimini

title: acquirimini


text: acquiruntur

title: acquiruntur


text: acquirar

title: acquirar


text: acquiretur

title: acquiretur


text: acquiremur

title: acquiremur


text: acquiremini

title: acquiremini


text: acquirentur

title: acquirentur


text: acquirebar

title: acquirebar


text: acquirebaris

title: acquirebaris


text: acquirebatur

title: acquirebatur


text: acquirebamur

title: acquirebamur


text: acquirebamini

title: acquirebamini


text: acquirebantur

title: acquirebantur


text: acquiras

title: acquiras


text: acquirat

title: acquirat


text: acquiramus

title: acquiramus


text: acquiratis

title: acquiratis


text: acquirant

title: acquirant


text: acquirerem

title: acquirerem


text: acquireres

title: acquireres


text: acquireret

title: acquireret


text: acquireremus

title: acquireremus


text: acquireretis

title: acquireretis


text: acquirerent

title: acquirerent


text: acquisiverim

title: acquisiverim


text: acquisivissem

title: acquisivissem


text: acquisivisses

title: acquisivisses


text: acquisivisset

title: acquisivisset


text: acquisivissemus

title: acquisivissemus


text: acquisivissetis

title: acquisivissetis


text: acquisivissent

title: acquisivissent


text: acquiraris

title: acquiraris


text: acquiratur

title: acquiratur


text: acquiramur

title: acquiramur


text: acquiramini

title: acquiramini


text: acquirantur

title: acquirantur


text: acquirerer

title: acquirerer


text: acquirereris

title: acquirereris


text: acquireretur

title: acquireretur


text: acquireremur

title: acquireremur


text: acquireremini

title: acquireremini


text: acquirerentur

title: acquirerentur


text: acquirito

title: acquirito


text: acquirite

title: acquirite


text: acquiritote

title: acquiritote


text: acquirunto

title: acquirunto


text: acquirere

title: acquirere


text: acquiritor

title: acquiritor


text: acquiruntor

title: acquiruntor


text: acquisivisse

title: acquisivisse


text: acquiri

title: acquiri


text:
Thesaurus:European

Hyponyms

 * One of a supernational region within Europe

 * One of a transcontinental supernational region partially within Europe

 * One of a transcontinental nation partially within Europe

 * One of a country or nation within Europe

 * One of a country or nation associated with Europe

 * One of a partially-recognized or unrecognized country or nation within Europe

 * One of a dependency within Europe

 * One of a former country or nation within Europe

title: Thesaurus:European


text:
Thesaurus:Asian

Hyponyms

 * One of a supernational region within Asia

 * One of a transcontinental nation partially within Asia

 * One of a country or nation within Asia

 * One of a partially-recognized or unrecognized country or nation within Asia

 * One of a former country or nation within Asia

title: Thesaurus:Asian


text:
Kirgisien

Etymology
.

title: Kirgisien


text: accommodationes

title: accommodationes


text: accommodationis

title: accommodationis


text: accommodationum

title: accommodationum


text: accommodationi

title: accommodationi


text: accommodationibus

title: accommodationibus


text: accommodationem

title: accommodationem


text: Thesaurus:Oceanian

title: Thesaurus:Oceanian


text: accommodatione

title: accommodatione


text: aciae

title: aciae


text: aciarum

title: aciarum


text: aciis

title: aciis


text: aciam

title: aciam


text: acias

title: acias


text: acquisitiones

title: acquisitiones


text: acquisitionis

title: acquisitionis


text: acquisitionum

title: acquisitionum


text: acquisitioni

title: acquisitioni


text: acquisitionibus

title: acquisitionibus


text: acquisitionem

title: acquisitionem


text: acquisitione

title: acquisitione


text: activitates

title: activitates


text: activitatis

title: activitatis


text: activitatum

title: activitatum


text: activitati

title: activitati


text: activitatibus

title: activitatibus


text: activitatem

title: activitatem


text:
zvezek

Noun

 * 1) notebook

title: zvezek


text: acceptabile

title: acceptabile


text: acceptabiles

title: acceptabiles


text: acceptabilia

title: acceptabilia


text: acceptabilium

title: acceptabilium


text: acceptabili

title: acceptabili


text: acceptabilibus

title: acceptabilibus


text: acceptabilem

title: acceptabilem


text: Thesaurus:African

title: Thesaurus:African


text: User:Codehydro

title: User:Codehydro


text: recomposant

title: recomposant


text: recomposé

title: recomposé


text: recomposons

title: recomposons


text: recomposez

title: recomposez


text: recomposent

title: recomposent


text: recomposais

title: recomposais


text: recomposait

title: recomposait


text: recomposions

title: recomposions


text: recomposiez

title: recomposiez


text: recomposaient

title: recomposaient


text: recomposai

title: recomposai


text: recomposas

title: recomposas


text: recomposa

title: recomposa


text: recomposâmes

title: recomposâmes


text: recomposâtes

title: recomposâtes


text: recomposèrent

title: recomposèrent


text: recomposerai

title: recomposerai


text: recomposeras

title: recomposeras


text: recomposera

title: recomposera


text: recomposerons

title: recomposerons


text: recomposerez

title: recomposerez


text: recomposeront

title: recomposeront


text: recomposerais

title: recomposerais


text: recomposerait

title: recomposerait


text: recomposerions

title: recomposerions


text: recomposeriez

title: recomposeriez


text: recomposeraient

title: recomposeraient


text: recomposasse

title: recomposasse


text: recomposasses

title: recomposasses


text: recomposât

title: recomposât


text: recomposassions

title: recomposassions


text: recomposassiez

title: recomposassiez


text: recomposassent

title: recomposassent


text: endoctrinements

title: endoctrinements


text: coquetteries

title: coquetteries


text:
Thesaurus:North American

Hyponyms

 * One of a supernational region within North America

 * One of a country or nation within North America

 * One of a country or nation within Central America

 * One of a country or nation within the Caribbean

 * One of a dependency within North America

title: Thesaurus:North American


text: Thesaurus:South American

title: Thesaurus:South American


text: eterizzando

title: eterizzando


text: eterizzante

title: eterizzante


text: eterizzato

title: eterizzato


text: eterizzati

title: eterizzati


text:
eterizzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to etherize

title: eterizzare


text: eterizzata

title: eterizzata


text: eterizzo

title: eterizzo


text: eterizzi

title: eterizzi


text: eterizza

title: eterizza


text: eterizziamo

title: eterizziamo


text: eterizzate

title: eterizzate


text: eterizzano

title: eterizzano


text: eterizzavo

title: eterizzavo


text: eterizzavi

title: eterizzavi


text: eterizzava

title: eterizzava


text: eterizzavamo

title: eterizzavamo


text: eterizzavate

title: eterizzavate


text: eterizzavano

title: eterizzavano


text: eterizzai

title: eterizzai


text: eterizzasti

title: eterizzasti


text: eterizzò

title: eterizzò


text: eterizzammo

title: eterizzammo


text: eterizzaste

title: eterizzaste


text: eterizzarono

title: eterizzarono


text: eterizzerò

title: eterizzerò


text: eterizzerai

title: eterizzerai


text: eterizzerà

title: eterizzerà


text: eterizzeremo

title: eterizzeremo


text: eterizzerete

title: eterizzerete


text: eterizzeranno

title: eterizzeranno


text: eterizzerei

title: eterizzerei


text: eterizzeresti

title: eterizzeresti


text: eterizzerebbe

title: eterizzerebbe


text: eterizzeremmo

title: eterizzeremmo


text: eterizzereste

title: eterizzereste


text:
eterizzazione

Noun

 * 1)  etherization

title: eterizzazione


text: eterizzerebbero

title: eterizzerebbero


text: eterizziate

title: eterizziate


text: eterizzino

title: eterizzino


text: eterizzassi

title: eterizzassi


text: eterizzasse

title: eterizzasse


text: eterizzassimo

title: eterizzassimo


text: eterizzassero

title: eterizzassero


text:
Eterno

Proper noun

 * 1) the Everlasting (God)

title: Eterno


text:
etesio

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) etesian wind

title: etesio


text: eterizzazioni

title: eterizzazioni


text: etesii

title: etesii


text:
yl-

Prefix

 * 1) multi-, poly-, multiple
 * 2)  compound

title: yl-


text:
conjoir

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to welcome
 * 2) to enjoy oneself with someone

title: conjoir


text:
yl-çhengagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) polyglot

title: yl-çhengagh


text: ancontrer

title: ancontrer


text:
Template talk:wiktionary edition

This is the same as, right? Mglovesfun (talk) 15:40, 22 October 2010 (UTC)
 * No. compares language codes of the English Wiktionary and Wikimedia language codes. It is a short list that assumes that there is a Wikimedia code for every language, but includes discrepancies such as nan being recognized as a distant synonym of zh-min-nan. It was apparently designed to be used in boxes like, where the editor is expected to point to the correct Wikipedia article of the correct language by himself or herself, without ever deciding to link to a nonexistent Pennsylvania German Wikipedia or other broken link.
 * Differently, also compare between language codes of the English wiktionary and Wikimedia language codes, but it is focused on Wiktionary editions. This template knows what editions exist; as a result, it does not link to a Võro Wiktionary, despite a Võro Wikipedia existing. It also recognizes what Wiktionary versions are on the Incubator; see the top of the box at Category:Cree language for an example. And, it is not limited to one result per code, such as how en points to both the English Wiktionary and the Simple English Wiktionary simultaneously. It was designed to be used at, where the user is simply not expected to link to the correct Wiktionary version by himself or herself, leaving this decision to be done automatically be the list that is already done by me and may be further edited if necessary. --Daniel. 02:54, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Template talk:wiktionary edition


text: double-checks

title: double-checks


text: double-checking

title: double-checking


text: double-checked

title: double-checked


text:
Giu

Noun

 * 1)  sometimes capitalized by scholars

title: Giu


text:
педагогика

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) pedagogy

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pedagogy

title: педагогика


text: Thesaurus:nobleman

title: Thesaurus:nobleman


text:
yl-çheeragh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) cosmopolitan

title: yl-çheeragh


text:
yl-çheeraghys

Noun

 * 1) cosmopolitanism

title: yl-çheeraghys


text: maoidheir

title: maoidheir


text: maoidhearan

title: maoidhearan


text: maoisich

title: maoisich


text: maoisichean

title: maoisichean


text: maoislich

title: maoislich


text: maoislichean

title: maoislichean


text:
педагогический

Adjective

 * 1) pedagogical

title: педагогический


text: allotons

title: allotons


text:
alloton

Noun

 * 1)  A particle that carries an imaginary electric charge; posited to account for dark matter

title: alloton


text:
graphoid

Etymology
From. 1985, United States.

Noun

 * 1)  A matroid that has two collections of nonempty subsets called circuits  and cocircuits such that the intersection of any circuit and cocircuit is not only the identity matroid, no circuit properly contains another circuit, no cocircuit properly contains another cocircuit, and for any painting of M that colors exactly one element green and the rest either red or blue there exists either a circuit containing the green element and no red elements or a cocircuit containing the green element and no blue elements.
 * 2)  A set of statements of the form, "X is irrelevant to Y given that we know Z" where X, Y and Z are sets of variables, which can be manipulated by a set of axioms concerning informational irrelevance and its graphical representation.

title: graphoid


text:
intrabinary

Adjective

 * 1)  Within a binary star system

title: intrabinary


text:
intrahost

Adjective

 * 1) Within a host organism

title: intrahost


text:
preliminatory

Adjective

 * 1)  preliminary

title: preliminatory


text:
pseudoknotted

Adjective

 * 1) Having one or more pseudoknots

title: pseudoknotted


text:
subclonal

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to a subclone

title: subclonal


text: tumorogenic

title: tumorogenic


text:
caract

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  A mark or sign.
 * 2)  A magical symbol.

title: caract


text:
voievodat

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) voivodeship

title: voievodat


text:
समवाय

Noun

 * 1) coming together, contact, congress, crowd
 * 2) conjunction of heavenly bodies
 * 3) collision
 * 4) perpetual union, logically inseparable relationship
 * 5) duration

title: समवाय


text:
प्राच्य

Etymology
From, a compound of +.

Adjective

 * 1) of the east, eastern (,, , etc.)
 * 2) preceding, prior, ancient

Proper noun

 * 1)  the inhabitants of the east, the eastern country (,, , etc.)
 * 2)  ancient people
 * 1)  ancient people

title: प्राच्य


text:
यवनिका

Etymology
, from from, from , ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  a curtain

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a Greek woman
 * 2) cloth screen, stage curtain, veil

title: यवनिका


text: speed traps

title: speed traps


text: shopping lists

title: shopping lists


text: shoulder bags

title: shoulder bags


text:
wááshindoon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) government
 * 2) administrative headquarters
 * 3) that which is official

title: wááshindoon


text: have got someone's back

title: have got someone's back


text:
have someone's back

Verb

 * 1)  To be prepared and willing to support or defend someone.

Translations

 * Armenian: մեջքին կանգնած լինել
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech: stát za kým
 * Dutch: iemand steunen, achter iemand staan
 * Finnish: olla jonkun tuki,
 * Italian:, dare man forte, ,
 * Russian: ,

title: have someone's back


text:
Tsédeeshzha Dził

Proper noun

 * 1) Rocky Mountains

title: Tsédeeshzha Dził


text: Category:nv:Mountains

title: Category:nv:Mountains


text:
потный

Adjective

 * 1) sweaty

title: потный


text:
Talk:wááshindoon

Additional definition?
Can this also mean "capital city"? 71.66.97.228 18:38, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

 * I can’t think of an example where it means that. It means something like administrative headquarters, which could be a building or a town. —Stephen (Talk) 05:09, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

Maybe I am thinking of biwááshindoon? What does it mean? 71.66.97.228 06:05, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

 * Its government, its administrative headquarters. —Stephen (Talk) 03:42, 25 October 2010 (UTC)

"official"
Is "official" a noun or an adjective here? If a noun, does it refer to a person? 71.66.97.228 06:07, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

 * Official is an adjective...wááshindoon bizaad = official language. —Stephen (Talk) 07:07, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

So "official" should be listed under "Adjective," not "Noun," then. 71.66.97.228 07:18, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

 * This is the problem that I have mentioned several times. The English is an adjective, the Navajo is a noun. We should not have Noun, Adjective, Verb, etc., as headers...and certainly not Proper noun, which is almost nonexistant in Navajo. —Stephen (Talk) 07:59, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

If you say łichííʼ it can mean "penny" (noun) or "red" (adjective), in different contexts. It seems to me if you use "wááshindoon" to mean "official" (such as saying "official papers," or something), then the word is functioning to modify the papers, making them official, thus an adjective. Are you saying that in this context it would be noun + noun = 2 nouns? 71.66.97.228 16:45, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

 * It is not an adjective. When you use it where the English would be official papers, the Navajo is saying literally, papers of the government, papers of the administration, or something along those lines. It stands in relation to another noun as a noun, and it cannot modify a noun as though it were an adjective. łichííʼ isn’t an adjective, either, but a verb. tsoh isn’t an adjective, but a noun. The English translations are adjectives, but the Navajo words are not. —Stephen (Talk) 03:50, 25 October 2010 (UTC)

Those Navajo words are not listed that way in their respective entries right now. You mean that as "red" łichííʼ means "being red"? I can't see how tsoh (big) could be a noun, though. 71.66.97.228 05:08, 25 October 2010 (UTC)

 * Not "being red", but "it is red". Sometimes a suffix is used on a verb that means "the one that..." or "the one who...". We have lots of nouns in English that mean big, including vastness, greatness, extensiveness, hugeness, grandeur, abundance, immensity, and so on. Tsoh is like that, except it means big. —Stephen (Talk) 05:25, 25 October 2010 (UTC)

Should we change the part of speech in the łichííʼ entry from adjective to verb, and change the definition from "red" to "it is red"? Or could this be solved by leaving it as an adjective and adding a usage note saying that it really means, in the Navajo conception, "it is red"? 71.66.97.228 05:35, 25 October 2010 (UTC)

 * I don’t know, it’s a big problem. It’s why I’ve always said that part-of-speech names do not make good headers. I would not change łichííʼ to "it is red", just leave it "red". I don’t think a usage note is a good idea, because you would have to repeat it more or less for each and every word that get translated as an adjective. Just as the function of adjectives is fulfilled in Japanese by verbs, in Navajo most "translated-as" adjectives are verbs, but a few are nouns. In Thai, there are very few real adjectives, and most are nouns, verbs, or other particles. The headers that we use are unsuitable, we should have headers like they use on the Russian Wiktionary. There they use Морфологические и синтаксические свойства, which means "Morphology and syntax", and under that heading they address part of speech, gender, etc., and that one header works well for every word in every language. Since we don’t use the Morphology and syntax header here, I have no good solution. —Stephen (Talk) 05:54, 25 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:wááshindoon


text:
Talk:Wááshindoon Bikéyah Ałhidadiidzooígíí

Term
Is the term "Wááshindoon" in this term the same as wááshindoon in this case, or is it a proper noun referring specifically to George Washington or the city of Washington, D.C.? 71.66.97.228 18:44, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

 * No, this one is a proper noun and means Washington, D.C. or the federal government of the U.S. —Stephen (Talk) 05:12, 23 October 2010 (UTC)


text: Category:nv:Government

title: Category:nv:Government


text: Category:nv:Society

title: Category:nv:Society


text:
complector

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to embrace or hug
 * 2) to encircle, surround, encompass
 * 3) to comprehend, understand
 * 4) to include or involve
 * 5) to seize or grasp
 * 1) to include or involve
 * 2) to seize or grasp
 * 1) to include or involve
 * 2) to seize or grasp
 * 1) to seize or grasp

title: complector


text: complecteris

title: complecteris


text: complectitur

title: complectitur


text: complectimur

title: complectimur


text: complectimini

title: complectimini


text: complectuntur

title: complectuntur


text: complectar

title: complectar


text: complectetur

title: complectetur


text: complectemur

title: complectemur


text: complectemini

title: complectemini


text: complectentur

title: complectentur


text: complectebar

title: complectebar


text: complectebaris

title: complectebaris


text: complectebatur

title: complectebatur


text: complectebamur

title: complectebamur


text: complectebamini

title: complectebamini


text: complectebantur

title: complectebantur


text: complectaris

title: complectaris


text: complectatur

title: complectatur


text: complectamur

title: complectamur


text: complectamini

title: complectamini


text: complectantur

title: complectantur


text: complecterer

title: complecterer


text: complectereris

title: complectereris


text: complecteretur

title: complecteretur


text: complecteremur

title: complecteremur


text: complecteremini

title: complecteremini


text: complecterentur

title: complecterentur


text: complectere

title: complectere


text: complectitor

title: complectitor


text: complectuntor

title: complectuntor


text: complecti

title: complecti


text:
convictio

Etymology
From, modelled after. This sense, with the long -ī-, is unrelated to.

Noun

 * 1) companionship
 * 2) intercourse, intimacy

title: convictio


text: convictiones

title: convictiones


text: convictionis

title: convictionis


text: convictionum

title: convictionum


text: convictioni

title: convictioni


text: convictionibus

title: convictionibus


text: convictionem

title: convictionem


text: convictione

title: convictione


text: diplomaticus

title: diplomaticus


text: diplomaticum

title: diplomaticum


text: diplomaticae

title: diplomaticae


text: diplomaticorum

title: diplomaticorum


text: diplomaticarum

title: diplomaticarum


text: diplomaticis

title: diplomaticis


text: diplomaticam

title: diplomaticam


text: diplomaticos

title: diplomaticos


text: diplomaticas

title: diplomaticas


text: diplomatice

title: diplomatice


text:
saksı

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) flowerpot

title: saksı


text:
dibçək

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) flowerpot

title: dibçək


text: дибчәк

title: дибчәк


text:
scurtătură

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) short cut

title: scurtătură


text:
bahçıvan

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) gardener, groundskeeper

title: bahçıvan


text:
bağban

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) gardener, groundskeeper

title: bağban


text:
X-country

Noun

 * 1)  cross-country
 * 2)  cross-country skiing

Adverb

 * 1) Across the country.
 * They took a red-eye flight X-country.

title: X-country


text: nasjonar

title: nasjonar


text: nasjonane

title: nasjonane


text:
klondyke

Verb

 * 1) To export fresh fish (usually herring or mackerel) rather than pickled ones.

title: klondyke


text:
klondyker

Noun

 * 1) A ship involved in klondyking.

Noun

 * 1) A ship involved in klondyking.

title: klondyker


text: klondykers

title: klondykers


text: kampesteinen

title: kampesteinen


text: kampesteinar

title: kampesteinar


text: kampesteinane

title: kampesteinane


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/Inflection line templates

I have returned Template:el-prefix to join its compatriots. If it should be renamed eventually, some of the literature will need editing to bring it into line. — Saltmarsh απάντηση 19:48, 22 October 2010 (UTC)


text:
tràlair

Noun

 * 1) trawler

title: tràlair


text: tràlairean

title: tràlairean


text:
ceallalos

Noun

 * 1) cellulose

title: ceallalos


text: ceallalois

title: ceallalois


text: χυμού

title: χυμού


text: xfer

title: xfer


text: χυμό

title: χυμό


text: entreprenøren

title: entreprenøren


text: χυμέ

title: χυμέ


text: entreprenørar

title: entreprenørar


text: entreprenørane

title: entreprenørane


text: χυμοί

title: χυμοί


text: χυμών

title: χυμών


text: χυμούς

title: χυμούς


text:
fantasien

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to fantasize, to imagine, to think up (an idea, etc., especially a false one)
 * 2)  to plan, to consider, to devise (a plan of action)
 * 3)  to desire something, to have a fancy

title: fantasien


text:
fantasiar

Etymology
From [c. 1450]; compare 🇨🇬.

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to put a costume on someone
 * 2) to imagine use one’s imagination; conjure in one’s mind

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to imagine

title: fantasiar


text: fantasiane

title: fantasiane


text:
cealla-sìl

Noun

 * 1) spermatozoon

title: cealla-sìl


text: cealla-shìl

title: cealla-shìl


text: ceallan-sìle

title: ceallan-sìle


text:
sìl

Noun

 * 1) army.

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) sill, ledge

title: sìl


text:
cealla

Noun

 * 1) cell biology

title: cealla


text: ceallan

title: ceallan


text:
cogadh nan trainnsichean

Noun

 * 1) trench warfare

title: cogadh nan trainnsichean


text: cogaidh nan trainnsichean

title: cogaidh nan trainnsichean


text: cogaidhean nan trainnsichean

title: cogaidhean nan trainnsichean


text:
trainnse

Noun

 * 1) trench

title: trainnse


text:
gimnaziu

Etymology
or.

Noun

 * 1) gymnasium

title: gimnaziu


text: trainnsichean

title: trainnsichean


text: trainnseachan

title: trainnseachan


text: moto-x

title: moto-x


text:
moto-cross

Noun

 * 1) A sport involving the off-road racing of motorcycles.

title: moto-cross


text:
Ieper

Alternative forms

 * (historic)

Etymology
First mentioned by name in 1066; probably named after the river Ieperlee on the banks of which it was founded.

Proper noun

 * 1) Ypres

Synonyms

 * (sinds het bezoek van paus Johannes Paulus II)
 * (sinds het bezoek van paus Johannes Paulus II)

Proper noun

 * 1) Ypres

title: Ieper


text:
craobh-shloinntearachd

Noun

 * 1) family tree

title: craobh-shloinntearachd


text: craoibhe-sloinntearachd

title: craoibhe-sloinntearachd


text: craobhan-sloinntearachd

title: craobhan-sloinntearachd


text: whale tails

title: whale tails


text: sloinntearachdan

title: sloinntearachdan


text: grammar nazi

title: grammar nazi


text:
fois-losgaidh

Noun

 * 1) ceasefire

title: fois-losgaidh


text: foisean

title: foisean


text: foise-losgaidh

title: foise-losgaidh


text: foisean-losgaidh

title: foisean-losgaidh


text:
seirbheis nàiseanta

Noun

 * 1) national service

title: seirbheis nàiseanta


text: seirbheise nàiseanta

title: seirbheise nàiseanta


text: seirbheisean nàiseanta

title: seirbheisean nàiseanta


text:
ballena azul

Noun

 * 1) blue whale

title: ballena azul


text: ballenas azules

title: ballenas azules


text: Category:es:Whales

title: Category:es:Whales


text: bancos de datos

title: bancos de datos


text: Category:nv:Units of measure

title: Category:nv:Units of measure


text: mannies

title: mannies


text:
șoc

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shock
 * 2) choke

title: șoc


text: Category:it:Anthropology

title: Category:it:Anthropology


text: mobcap

title: mobcap


text:
bàsaich

Verb

 * 1) die

Usage notes

 * In some dialects not used for the death (especially a natural death) of a human.

title: bàsaich


text: Ayaz

title: Ayaz


text: bàsachadh

title: bàsachadh


text: bàsachaidh

title: bàsachaidh


text: bàsachaidhean

title: bàsachaidhean


text: mob caps

title: mob caps


text:
bermudeño

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Bermudian

Noun

 * 1) Bermudian

title: bermudeño


text:
eug

Etymology 1
From (compare 🇨🇬), from  (compare 🇨🇬), from  (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬).

Verb

 * 1)  die, expire

Etymology 2
From ; compare above.

Noun

 * 1)  death, demise
 * 2)  Death
 * 1)  Death

title: eug


text: Category:nv:Weather

title: Category:nv:Weather


text: èig

title: èig


text: bermudeña

title: bermudeña


text: Category:nv:Earth sciences

title: Category:nv:Earth sciences


text: eugadh

title: eugadh


text: eugaidh

title: eugaidh


text: eugaidhean

title: eugaidhean


text: bermudeños

title: bermudeños


text: bermudeñas

title: bermudeñas


text: Category:Spanish terms suffixed with -eño


text:
caochail

Etymology
From one of many various forms of, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) change, vary
 * 2) die

title: caochail


text:
Talk:nálkad

Context
Is this used in a clothing context, or a medical context, or both? 71.66.97.228 21:08, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

 * It is medical. —Stephen (Talk) 20:02, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:nálkad


text:
caochladh

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) change
 * 2) difference, variety
 * 3) death
 * 1) death

title: caochladh


text: caochlaidh

title: caochlaidh


text: caochlaidhean

title: caochlaidhean


text: bianuales

title: bianuales


text: Category:nv:Currency

title: Category:nv:Currency


text: Category:nv:Money

title: Category:nv:Money


text: Category:nv:Diseases

title: Category:nv:Diseases


text:
arpağ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  magic

title: arpağ


text: Arpağ

title: Arpağ


text:
câine ciobănesc

Noun

 * 1) sheepdog

title: câine ciobănesc


text:
diplontic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to a diplont.

title: diplontic


text:
diplont

Noun

 * 1)  An organism having a diploid number of chromosomes in its cells

title: diplont


text:
bomba atómica

Noun

 * 1) atomic bomb

title: bomba atómica


text: bombas atómicas

title: bombas atómicas


text: nézőközönségek

title: nézőközönségek


text:
diversitas

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) diversity

Noun

 * 1) contradiction
 * 2) diversity, difference

title: diversitas


text: diversitates

title: diversitates


text: diversitatis

title: diversitatis


text: diversitatum

title: diversitatum


text: diversitati

title: diversitati


text: diversitatibus

title: diversitatibus


text: diversitatem

title: diversitatem


text:
diversitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) diversity

title: diversitate


text:
nube de hongo

Noun

 * 1) mushroom cloud

title: nube de hongo


text: nubes de hongo

title: nubes de hongo


text:
türelmes

Adjective

 * 1) patient
 * 2) tolerant

title: türelmes


text: türelmesebb

title: türelmesebb


text: legtürelmesebb

title: legtürelmesebb


text: Category:la:Gambling

title: Category:la:Gambling


text:
rioga ola

Noun

 * 1) oil rig

title: rioga ola


text: riogachan ola

title: riogachan ola


text:
rioga

Noun

 * 1) rig

title: rioga


text: riogachan

title: riogachan


text:
becsvágy

Etymology
,

Noun

 * 1) ambition

title: becsvágy


text: becsvágyak

title: becsvágyak


text:
Massa

Etymology
The surname is from. Also found in southern France (see ).

Translations

 * Italian:
 * Marathi: मास्सा
 * Portuguese: Massa

 * Italian:
 * Marathi: मास्सा

Etymology

 * The town is from.
 * The surname is from several places such as or  or, all from.

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Baebius Massa, a Roman governor
 * 1) Baebius Massa, a Roman governor

Declension
Note that the town name also has locative .

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) knife

title: Massa


text:
User talk:Martin H.

Hi. Why did you undo my addition to ayo? — lexicógrafo | háblame — 22:20, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

 * You included a non-free image and applying common sense I would say your addition is nothing that belongs into an dictionary. Generally associated with throwing things into the air, because of the lyric whence it came is patent nonsense. --Martin H. 22:53, 22 October 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Martin H.


text: ice cream cones

title: ice cream cones


text: Category:tcy:Geology

title: Category:tcy:Geology


text:
lolipop

Noun

 * 1) lollipop

title: lolipop


text: Category:tcy:Earth sciences

title: Category:tcy:Earth sciences


text:
horoz şekeri

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) a special, rooster shaped lollipop

title: horoz şekeri


text: Category:English terms suffixed with -rel


text:
-rel

Etymology
From, from ,.

title: -rel


text: mashe

title: mashe


text: تولپان

title: تولپان


text:
armağan

Etymology
From, ultimately a derivation of.

Noun

 * 1)  gift, present

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) gift, present

title: armağan


text: Armağan

title: Armağan


text:
User:Klyman

My name is Kelly Lyman and I am working on the 2010-2011 fundraising team for the Wikimedia Foundation. This account is used for official edits while officially employed by the Wikimedia Foundation.

Meta user name: Klyman

Freenode IRC nick name: klyman

AIM: klyman, kllylymn

Email: klyman@wikimedia.org

title: User:Klyman


text:
awesometastic

Adjective

 * 1)  superbly wonderful; fantastic, great

title: awesometastic


text:
becsvágyó

Adjective

 * 1) ambitious

title: becsvágyó


text: becsvágyóbb

title: becsvágyóbb


text: legbecsvágyóbb

title: legbecsvágyóbb


text:
selektiivinen

Etymology
>

Adjective

 * 1) selective

title: selektiivinen


text: Category:an:Time

title: Category:an:Time


text:
Talk:alas

=related term "oh no"= added under "derived terms" Musicguyguy 02:10, 23 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Removed. The term oh no: is not derived from the term alas:. SemperBlotto 07:24, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

Used Positively
I've seen some uses of this word in a positive light (kinda like "Eureka!"). Should there be a note in this entry about this sort of use? --98.203.241.55 21:29, 4 June 2012 (UTC)

 * Can you show an example of this usage in real text? Equinox ◑ 21:30, 4 June 2012 (UTC)

RFC discussion: November 2007–February 2010
Indonesian and Latvian section: cryptic descriptions, improper formatting. Hm, maybe this belongs in rfv. H. (talk) 15:54, 20 November 2007 (UTC)
 * It also needs to have the Quotation template subst'ed. --EncycloPetey 16:03, 20 November 2007 (UTC)
 * How about now? Mglovesfun (talk) 14:30, 27 February 2010 (UTC)

adverb
Sentence connector: unfortunately; regrettably: there were, alas, none left --Backinstadiums (talk) 11:56, 27 December 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:alas


text:
Talk:concerted

=new definition= according to http://www.thefreedictionary.com/concerted Musicguyguy 02:20, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:concerted


text:
User:Stevey7788/Template5

This is a table of Swadesh lists for  languages, including:

Note: Additional vocabulary words have been added after word no. 207 ("name"), since the original lengths of Swadesh lists are either 100 or 207 words.

title: User:Stevey7788/Template5


text:
User talk:Johnanth

Welcome!

Hello, welcome to Wiktionary, and thank you for your contribution so far. Here are a few good links for newcomers:

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Again, welcome! --EncycloPetey 02:53, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

sc-tags
You do not need to add "sc=" to Translations sections. We have a bot that monitors page changes and adds this parameter when it is needed. For Latin-character languages, it is never needed, since that is the default script for English. --EncycloPetey 02:53, 23 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Yes, how stupid of me. Latin is available on absolutely all computers anyway, because of ASCII. I just don't like seeing a History page filled with bot updates. I won't do it again. Also, calm down! --Johnanth 15:30, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

Greek translations
Just to be sure you know: el is "Modern Greek" (which we call "Greek" here), and grc is the code for "Ancient Greek" (which we distinguish as "Ancient Greek"). I'm not well-versed enough in Modern Greek to be certain of your additions, but if you're adding modern Greek as "Greek", then everything is fine. --EncycloPetey 02:59, 23 October 2010 (UTC)
 * The easy way to tell the difference is the sheer number of diacritics. In modern Greek there is only the accent (τόνος) while in Ancient Greek and Katharevousa (which is no longer used, thank God!) there are... a lot. I'm not old enough to have known Katharevousa and my knowledge of Ancient Greek is very poor (I did not do it in secondary school) so I would never dare add an Ancient Greek translation! No need to worry, though. All the translations I had done and checked were in Modern Greek, el. But thanks for pointing this out to me anyway. --Johnanth 15:21, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Johnanth


text: isoglosas

title: isoglosas


text: Category:English terms prefixed with demo-


text:
арабистика

Noun

 * 1) Arabic studies

Noun

 * 1) Arabic studies

title: арабистика


text:
германистика

Noun

 * 1) German studies

Noun

 * 1) German studies

title: германистика


text:
японоведение

Noun

 * 1) Japanese studies

title: японоведение


text:
sodomitess

Etymology
Translation for the Hebrew word "kedeshah" in Deuteronomy 23:17.

Noun

 * 1) A female sodomite.
 * 2) A female temple prostitute.

Quotations

 * "whore: or, sodomitess" (King James Translators' Notes for Deuteronomy 23:17)

title: sodomitess


text:
Talk:got it going on

RFV discussion
Says it's an interjection, but is defined as an adjective. Any ideas? SemperBlotto 19:39, 18 January 2010 (UTC)

 * I think that it is a colloquial version of AAVE predicate to have it going on, which I have just added, which has, I think, a more general sense. "He really got it going on" ~ "He really has it going on" ~ "He really has got it going on". See have got for our inadequate coverage of an important component of the expression. Almost any form you can think of is probably citable. I don't know of scope outside AAVE (US). I would expect some use among US youths generally. DCDuring TALK 20:58, 18 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Cited by . —Ruakh TALK 23:56, 14 August 2010 (UTC)

RFV passed. —Ruakh TALK 18:11, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

RFC discussion: September 2010–August 2017
Some of the defs are for adjectives; and several of the cites have various forms of " have got it going on". I'm not sure how best this should be handled. —Ruakh TALK 18:12, 3 September 2010 (UTC)
 * I moved it to an alternative form. --WF back from hols (talk) 10:29, 11 August 2017 (UTC)

defective?
is it defective at least for the third person? --Backinstadiums (talk) 17:09, 4 April 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:got it going on


text:
Talk:complex systems

RFV discussion
Rfv-sense X 2. From Category:Systems theory, which may have more worth review. DCDuring TALK 00:01, 23 January 2010 (UTC)
 * To clarify, there is no doubt that the collocation exists. The issue is whether each of the longish definitions given is supported by three citations in every detail. The definitions given arguably have half a dozen features each. As is common in such cases, what we have seems to amount to two prescriptive definitions of related concepts each used by one author or possibly a group of authors probably as paraphrases interpreted by our contributor(s). Whether attestable definitions are not SoP is an open question. It could only be seen once they were attested. There might well be a good shorter attestable non-SoP definition to be added, possibly more than one. DCDuring TALK 10:51, 23 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Also the singular is questionable: "complex system: specific kind of system, which a certain complexity". --Hekaheka 12:10, 23 January 2010 (UTC)

RFV failed, senses removed. —Ruakh TALK 01:47, 5 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:complex systems


text:
oveya

Etymology
From, diminutive of , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) ewe, sheep

title: oveya


text:
Talk:ventresca

RFV discussion
Supposed to be English. I think it's Spanish/Italian. Needs cleanup anyway. SemperBlotto 22:30, 30 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Not Spanish, definitely, but means bacon in Italian. Diego Grez 20:47, 11 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Cited IMHO. I found that edited works consistently italicize it, though, so it's definitely not fully nativized yet; I've added a usage note to that effect. (Also, it's been cleaned up by .) —Ruakh TALK 23:18, 29 August 2010 (UTC)

 * RFV passed. —Ruakh TALK 13:53, 27 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:ventresca


text:
Talk:off the ground

RFV discussion
Rfv-sense: Successful. I don't think so. It means having a good start. Also the usage examples show it only as part of get off the ground. DCDuring TALK 23:12, 30 January 2010 (UTC)
 * I suppose one could ask "Is this project off the ground?", though it would be more usual to ask if it had got off the ground. I agree that it doesn't mean successful.    D b f  i  r  s   18:02, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
 * In my experience it has a meaning that is almost "successful", but rather more "started on the path toward eventually becoming successful". It is conceivable that the meaning has evolved because we imagine that getting started toward a goal is tantamount to achieving it, ie, once you've started you don't have to work at it: "well begun is half done" => "well begun is almost done" => "well begun is as good as done". DCDuring TALK 18:29, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
 * BTW, well begun is nearly done would be attestable, though not in enough use to be a proverb by my lights. DCDuring TALK 17:40, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Perhaps one might extend the "start" meaning to "running smoothly", but not as far as successful. I suggest that we amalgamate the two senses shown, deleting "successful".    D b f  i  r  s   19:35, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
 * I'm not familiar with that sense either, though it seems plausible. DCDuring TALK 19:47, 4 February 2010 (UTC)
 * It was the impression I got from one or two examples I found, but I'd struggle to quote unambiguous cites, so perhaps we should just stick with the basic meaning and let people read more into the context if they wish.   D b f  i  r  s   16:39, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
 * I don't mean to discourage any extension of the definition. I think our wording should reflect that "we've gotten started" means a bit less than "we've gotten off the ground". DCDuring TALK 17:34, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
 * ... so if we combine the senses to give: "having reached an adequate level of stability or self-sufficiency; having made a good start"?   D b f  i  r  s   00:06, 7 February 2010 (UTC)

RFV failed, sense removed, -slash- partly merged into the other sense. (Please take a look.) —Ruakh TALK 22:47, 29 August 2010 (UTC)
 * The metaphor is flight. I wonder whether it predates human aviation. Getting off the ground gets one past the hardest stage, that requiring the greatest rate of effort, but for a short time. Ahead is a climb, which often requires much more total effort. Success could be deemed to come once one has achieved maximum altitude or when one has completed the flight or mission or hunt. I think the phrase remains close to the metaphor, but I haven't checked.
 * How about "Having gotten a good start; having successfully passed an initial period of high effort or risk of failure."? It's a bit wordy, but . DCDuring TALK 00:56, 30 August 2010 (UTC)
 * "off the ground" in connection with flying is rare before 1875, when it was used by naturalists or bird-hunters. The prevalent pre-flight uses had to do with getting off the ground after falling down or being knocked down or getting (something) off the ground agriculturally. Also perhaps a sense like "getting off the grounds (of the estate)". I don't see any figurative use before 1910, haven't look thereafter. DCDuring TALK 01:18, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:off the ground


text:
орхидея

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) orchid

title: орхидея


text:
Citations:double down

Verb

 * 2007, Peter Beinart, "The Kosovo Conundrum," Time, 12 April:
 * Hillary Clinton, John Edwards and Barack Obama all want to get out of Iraq. They all want to double down in Afghanistan.
 * 2007, Peter Beinart, "The Kosovo Conundrum," Time, 12 April:
 * Hillary Clinton, John Edwards and Barack Obama all want to get out of Iraq. They all want to double down in Afghanistan.
 * Hillary Clinton, John Edwards and Barack Obama all want to get out of Iraq. They all want to double down in Afghanistan.

Interjection

title: Citations:double down


text: oveyes

title: oveyes


text:
Talk:ghost-tweeter

RFV discussion

 * Title was: ghost twitter, ghost-tweeter.

Attestable? I think not. Equinox ◑ 03:04, 3 August 2009 (UTC)
 * Both pretty attestable, especially the first one which spells out the definition pretty well. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:53, 7 August 2009 (UTC)

 * I cannot find three suitable citations. Equinox ◑ 21:34, 1 July 2010 (UTC)

RFV failed, entry deleted (by, a week and a half ago). —Ruakh TALK 17:23, 23 August 2010 (UTC)

 * We will definitely be revisiting such terms. Consider the following line on the table of corpora at BYU: The Twitter Corpus (coming in Fall 2010) 	400 million words  	2010. DCDuring TALK  17:48, 23 August 2010 (UTC)

 * I just threw up in my mouth. Equinox ◑ 00:21, 24 August 2010 (UTC)
 * To make you feel worse: BNC has 100 million words. DCDuring TALK 00:44, 24 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:ghost-tweeter


text: Category:ast:Human

title: Category:ast:Human


text: μάχης

title: μάχης


text: μαχών

title: μαχών


text: μάχες

title: μάχες


text: μέλισσας

title: μέλισσας


text: μέλισσες

title: μέλισσες


text: μελισσών

title: μελισσών


text:
kʼos

Etymology
Cognate with Sarcee kʼos, Chipewyan kʼoth, Beaver kʼos, Carrier kʼvs, Sekani kʼos, Ahtna kʼos.

Noun

 * 1) cloud, clouds, cloudy

title: kʼos


text:
Talk:kʼos

Also "cloudy"?
Can this also mean "cloudy"? 71.66.97.228 06:09, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

Yes. 71.66.97.228 06:50, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:kʼos


text:
людзі

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  people, humans

title: людзі


text:
wise apple

Noun

 * 1)  A smart aleck.
 * 2)  Having the manner of a smart aleck.
 * 1)  Having the manner of a smart aleck.
 * 1)  Having the manner of a smart aleck.
 * 1)  Having the manner of a smart aleck.

title: wise apple


text: wiseapple

title: wiseapple


text: wise-apple

title: wise-apple


text:
Talk:Navaho

Navaho
I believe "Navaho" was formerly used in English as an alternate spelling for "Navajo." Currently "Navaho" redirects to "Navajo" with no mention of "Navaho" as an alternate spelling. 71.66.97.228 06:45, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

 * It is an alternative spelling. You can make it a proper entry if you prefer, if you want to research the spelling and uncover its usage and prevalence. I wouldn’t say that it is a former spelling, just an alternative spelling. —Stephen (Talk) 10:34, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:Navaho


text:
Talk:Navajo

Naabeehó
Shouldn't Naabeehó be added as an alternate Navajo translation? 71.66.97.228 06:46, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

 * You could, or you could just add it as a synonym on the diné page. —Stephen (Talk) 07:44, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

From Tewa
I've run across a number of sources claiming that the word came from Tewa naabeehu or something similar, with a meaning of "they took our fields" -- is that just a long-lasting misunderstanding? -- Eiríkr Útlendi | Tala við mig 18:04, 12 September 2011 (UTC)

 * Sounds like folk etymology. It is popular to squeeze new and unflattering meanings out of ancient words in minority languages that are not well attested and no longer understood in the original sense. A good example is the Lakota word for white man, wasicu. With a little pulling and stretching, it can be turned into the Modern Lakota word meaning "he takes the fat" (i.e., greedy), which is now the popular folk etymology of wasicu since the old word is no longer used. —Stephen (Talk) 02:33, 14 September 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:Navajo


text: Category:nay:Earth sciences

title: Category:nay:Earth sciences


text:
dah iistłʼǫ́

Etymology
+ =  +  +  +

Noun

 * 1) loom

title: dah iistłʼǫ́


text:
dootłʼizhii

Etymology
+

Noun

 * 1) turquoise (the gemstone)
 * 2) turquoise (the color)

title: dootłʼizhii


text: Category:nv:Gems

title: Category:nv:Gems


text: Category:nv:Geology

title: Category:nv:Geology


text:
Talk:dootłʼizhii

Relation to dootłʼizh
How is this word related to dootłʼizh? 71.66.97.228 06:59, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

 * It is dootłʼizh + . —Stephen (Talk) 20:57, 25 November 2010 (UTC)

Added. 71.66.97.228 21:00, 25 November 2010 (UTC)

Color
Can this also mean "turquoise" (the color)? 71.66.97.228 07:01, 23 October 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes. —Stephen (Talk) 20:56, 25 November 2010 (UTC)

Fixed. 71.66.97.228 20:58, 25 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:dootłʼizhii


text:
fakey

Adjective

 * 1)  Fake.

title: fakey


text:
inheredito

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to appoint an heir

title: inheredito


text: inhereditas

title: inhereditas


text: inhereditat

title: inhereditat


text: inhereditamus

title: inhereditamus


text: inhereditatis

title: inhereditatis


text: inhereditant

title: inhereditant


text: inhereditabo

title: inhereditabo


text: inhereditabis

title: inhereditabis


text: inhereditabit

title: inhereditabit


text: inhereditabimus

title: inhereditabimus


text: inhereditabitis

title: inhereditabitis


text: inhereditabunt

title: inhereditabunt


text: inhereditabam

title: inhereditabam


text: inhereditabas

title: inhereditabas


text: inhereditabat

title: inhereditabat


text: inhereditabamus

title: inhereditabamus


text: inhereditabatis

title: inhereditabatis


text: inhereditabant

title: inhereditabant


text: inhereditavi

title: inhereditavi


text: inhereditavisti

title: inhereditavisti


text: inhereditavit

title: inhereditavit


text: inhereditavimus

title: inhereditavimus


text: inhereditavistis

title: inhereditavistis


text: inhereditaverunt

title: inhereditaverunt


text: inhereditavero

title: inhereditavero


text: inhereditaveris

title: inhereditaveris


text: inhereditaverit

title: inhereditaverit


text: inhereditaverimus

title: inhereditaverimus


text: inhereditaveritis

title: inhereditaveritis


text: inhereditaverint

title: inhereditaverint


text: inhereditaveram

title: inhereditaveram


text: inhereditaveras

title: inhereditaveras


text: inhereditaverat

title: inhereditaverat


text: inhereditaveramus

title: inhereditaveramus


text: inhereditaveratis

title: inhereditaveratis


text: inhereditaverant

title: inhereditaverant


text: inhereditor

title: inhereditor


text: inhereditaris

title: inhereditaris


text: inhereditatur

title: inhereditatur


text: inhereditamur

title: inhereditamur


text: inhereditamini

title: inhereditamini


text: inhereditantur

title: inhereditantur


text: inhereditabor

title: inhereditabor


text: inhereditaberis

title: inhereditaberis


text: inhereditabitur

title: inhereditabitur


text: inhereditabimur

title: inhereditabimur


text: inhereditabimini

title: inhereditabimini


text: inhereditabuntur

title: inhereditabuntur


text: inhereditabar

title: inhereditabar


text: inhereditabaris

title: inhereditabaris


text: inhereditabatur

title: inhereditabatur


text: inhereditabamur

title: inhereditabamur


text: inhereditabamini

title: inhereditabamini


text: inhereditabantur

title: inhereditabantur


text: inhereditem

title: inhereditem


text: inheredites

title: inheredites


text: inhereditet

title: inhereditet


text: inhereditemus

title: inhereditemus


text: inhereditetis

title: inhereditetis


text: inhereditent

title: inhereditent


text: inhereditarem

title: inhereditarem


text: inhereditares

title: inhereditares


text: inhereditaret

title: inhereditaret


text: inhereditaremus

title: inhereditaremus


text: inhereditaretis

title: inhereditaretis


text: inhereditarent

title: inhereditarent


text: inhereditaverim

title: inhereditaverim


text: inhereditavissem

title: inhereditavissem


text: inhereditavisses

title: inhereditavisses


text: inhereditavisset

title: inhereditavisset


text: inhereditavissemus

title: inhereditavissemus


text:
karyolysis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The dissolution of the nucleus of a cell by the action of deoxyribonuclease

title: karyolysis


text: inhereditavissetis

title: inhereditavissetis


text: inhereditavissent

title: inhereditavissent


text: inherediter

title: inherediter


text: inherediteris

title: inherediteris


text: inhereditetur

title: inhereditetur


text: inhereditemur

title: inhereditemur


text: inhereditemini

title: inhereditemini


text: inhereditentur

title: inhereditentur


text: inhereditarer

title: inhereditarer


text: inhereditareris

title: inhereditareris


text: inhereditaretur

title: inhereditaretur


text: inhereditaremur

title: inhereditaremur


text: inhereditaremini

title: inhereditaremini


text: inhereditarentur

title: inhereditarentur


text: inheredita

title: inheredita


text: inhereditato

title: inhereditato


text: inhereditate

title: inhereditate


text: inhereditatote

title: inhereditatote


text: inhereditanto

title: inhereditanto


text: inhereditare

title: inhereditare


text: inhereditator

title: inhereditator


text: inhereditantor

title: inhereditantor


text: inhereditavisse

title: inhereditavisse


text: inhereditari

title: inhereditari


text: meanbh-chlàir

title: meanbh-chlàir


text: meanbh-chlàran

title: meanbh-chlàran


text:
valmisikkuna

Noun

 * 1)  prehung window window delivered to the customer as installation-ready package, already attached in its frame

title: valmisikkuna


text:
valmisovi

Noun

 * 1)  prehung door door delivered to the customer as installation-ready package, already attached in its frame

title: valmisovi


text: praesentas

title: praesentas


text: praesentat

title: praesentat


text: praesentamus

title: praesentamus


text: praesentatis

title: praesentatis


text: praesentant

title: praesentant


text: praesentabo

title: praesentabo


text: praesentabis

title: praesentabis


text: praesentabit

title: praesentabit


text: praesentabimus

title: praesentabimus


text: praesentabitis

title: praesentabitis


text: praesentabunt

title: praesentabunt


text: praesentabam

title: praesentabam


text: praesentabas

title: praesentabas


text: praesentabat

title: praesentabat


text: praesentabamus

title: praesentabamus


text: praesentabatis

title: praesentabatis


text: praesentabant

title: praesentabant


text: praesentavi

title: praesentavi


text: praesentavisti

title: praesentavisti


text: praesentavit

title: praesentavit


text: praesentavimus

title: praesentavimus


text: praesentavistis

title: praesentavistis


text: praesentaverunt

title: praesentaverunt


text: praesentavero

title: praesentavero


text: praesentaveris

title: praesentaveris


text: praesentaverit

title: praesentaverit


text: praesentaverimus

title: praesentaverimus


text: praesentaveritis

title: praesentaveritis


text: praesentaverint

title: praesentaverint


text: praesentaveram

title: praesentaveram


text: praesentaveras

title: praesentaveras


text: praesentaverat

title: praesentaverat


text: praesentaveramus

title: praesentaveramus


text: praesentaveratis

title: praesentaveratis


text: praesentaverant

title: praesentaverant


text: praesentor

title: praesentor


text: praesentaris

title: praesentaris


text: praesentatur

title: praesentatur


text: praesentamur

title: praesentamur


text: praesentamini

title: praesentamini


text: praesentantur

title: praesentantur


text: praesentabor

title: praesentabor


text: praesentaberis

title: praesentaberis


text: praesentabitur

title: praesentabitur


text: praesentabimur

title: praesentabimur


text: praesentabimini

title: praesentabimini


text: praesentabuntur

title: praesentabuntur


text: praesentabar

title: praesentabar


text: praesentabaris

title: praesentabaris


text: praesentabatur

title: praesentabatur


text: praesentabamur

title: praesentabamur


text: praesentabamini

title: praesentabamini


text: praesentabantur

title: praesentabantur


text: praesentet

title: praesentet


text: praesentemus

title: praesentemus


text: praesentetis

title: praesentetis


text: praesentent

title: praesentent


text: praesentarem

title: praesentarem


text: praesentares

title: praesentares


text: praesentaret

title: praesentaret


text: praesentaremus

title: praesentaremus


text: praesentaretis

title: praesentaretis


text: praesentarent

title: praesentarent


text: praesentaverim

title: praesentaverim


text: praesentavissem

title: praesentavissem


text: praesentavisses

title: praesentavisses


text: praesentavisset

title: praesentavisset


text: praesentavissemus

title: praesentavissemus


text: praesentavissetis

title: praesentavissetis


text: praesentavissent

title: praesentavissent


text: praesenter

title: praesenter


text: praesenteris

title: praesenteris


text: praesentetur

title: praesentetur


text: praesentemur

title: praesentemur


text: praesentemini

title: praesentemini


text: praesententur

title: praesententur


text: praesentarer

title: praesentarer


text: praesentareris

title: praesentareris


text: praesentaretur

title: praesentaretur


text: praesentaremur

title: praesentaremur


text: praesentaremini

title: praesentaremini


text: praesentarentur

title: praesentarentur


text: praesenta

title: praesenta


text: praesentato

title: praesentato


text: praesentate

title: praesentate


text: praesentatote

title: praesentatote


text: praesentanto

title: praesentanto


text: praesentare

title: praesentare


text: praesentator

title: praesentator


text: praesentantor

title: praesentantor


text: praesentavisse

title: praesentavisse


text: praesentari

title: praesentari


text: coireachan

title: coireachan


text: coireannan

title: coireannan


text:
rememoror

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to remember again
 * 2) to call to mind

title: rememoror


text: rememoraris

title: rememoraris


text: rememoratur

title: rememoratur


text: rememoramur

title: rememoramur


text: rememoramini

title: rememoramini


text: rememorantur

title: rememorantur


text: rememorabor

title: rememorabor


text: rememoraberis

title: rememoraberis


text: rememorabitur

title: rememorabitur


text: rememorabimur

title: rememorabimur


text: rememorabimini

title: rememorabimini


text: rememorabuntur

title: rememorabuntur


text: rememorabar

title: rememorabar


text: rememorabaris

title: rememorabaris


text: rememorabatur

title: rememorabatur


text: rememorabamur

title: rememorabamur


text: rememorabamini

title: rememorabamini


text: rememorabantur

title: rememorabantur


text: rememorer

title: rememorer


text: rememoreris

title: rememoreris


text: rememoretur

title: rememoretur


text: rememoremur

title: rememoremur


text: rememoremini

title: rememoremini


text: rememorentur

title: rememorentur


text: rememorarer

title: rememorarer


text: rememorareris

title: rememorareris


text: rememoraretur

title: rememoraretur


text: rememoraremur

title: rememoraremur


text: rememoraremini

title: rememoraremini


text: rememorarentur

title: rememorarentur


text: rememorator

title: rememorator


text: rememorantor

title: rememorantor


text: rememorari

title: rememorari


text:
rememoratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) remembered again
 * 2) called to mind

title: rememoratus


text:
mannie

Noun

 * 1)  A man
 * 2)  An undersized or insignificant man

title: mannie


text:
repraesento

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to represent, depict
 * 2) to display, exhibit or show

title: repraesento


text: repraesentas

title: repraesentas


text: repraesentat

title: repraesentat


text: repraesentamus

title: repraesentamus


text: repraesentatis

title: repraesentatis


text: repraesentant

title: repraesentant


text: repraesentabo

title: repraesentabo


text: repraesentabis

title: repraesentabis


text: repraesentabit

title: repraesentabit


text: repraesentabimus

title: repraesentabimus


text: repraesentabitis

title: repraesentabitis


text: repraesentabunt

title: repraesentabunt


text: repraesentabam

title: repraesentabam


text: repraesentabas

title: repraesentabas


text: repraesentabat

title: repraesentabat


text: repraesentabamus

title: repraesentabamus


text: repraesentabatis

title: repraesentabatis


text: repraesentabant

title: repraesentabant


text: repraesentavi

title: repraesentavi


text: repraesentavisti

title: repraesentavisti


text: repraesentavit

title: repraesentavit


text: repraesentavimus

title: repraesentavimus


text: repraesentavistis

title: repraesentavistis


text: repraesentaverunt

title: repraesentaverunt


text: repraesentavero

title: repraesentavero


text: repraesentaveris

title: repraesentaveris


text: repraesentaverit

title: repraesentaverit


text: repraesentaverimus

title: repraesentaverimus


text: repraesentaveritis

title: repraesentaveritis


text: repraesentaverint

title: repraesentaverint


text: repraesentaveram

title: repraesentaveram


text: repraesentaveras

title: repraesentaveras


text: repraesentaverat

title: repraesentaverat


text: repraesentaveramus

title: repraesentaveramus


text: repraesentaveratis

title: repraesentaveratis


text: repraesentaverant

title: repraesentaverant


text: repraesentor

title: repraesentor


text: repraesentaris

title: repraesentaris


text: repraesentatur

title: repraesentatur


text: repraesentamur

title: repraesentamur


text: repraesentamini

title: repraesentamini


text: repraesentantur

title: repraesentantur


text: repraesentabor

title: repraesentabor


text: repraesentaberis

title: repraesentaberis


text: repraesentabitur

title: repraesentabitur


text: repraesentabimur

title: repraesentabimur


text: repraesentabimini

title: repraesentabimini


text: repraesentabuntur

title: repraesentabuntur


text: repraesentabar

title: repraesentabar


text: repraesentabaris

title: repraesentabaris


text: repraesentabatur

title: repraesentabatur


text: repraesentabamur

title: repraesentabamur


text: repraesentabamini

title: repraesentabamini


text: repraesentabantur

title: repraesentabantur


text: repraesentem

title: repraesentem


text: repraesentes

title: repraesentes


text: repraesentet

title: repraesentet


text: repraesentemus

title: repraesentemus


text: repraesentetis

title: repraesentetis


text: repraesentent

title: repraesentent


text: repraesentarem

title: repraesentarem


text: repraesentares

title: repraesentares


text: repraesentaret

title: repraesentaret


text: repraesentaremus

title: repraesentaremus


text: repraesentaretis

title: repraesentaretis


text: repraesentarent

title: repraesentarent


text: repraesentaverim

title: repraesentaverim


text: repraesentavissem

title: repraesentavissem


text: repraesentavisses

title: repraesentavisses


text: repraesentavisset

title: repraesentavisset


text: repraesentavissemus

title: repraesentavissemus


text: repraesentavissetis

title: repraesentavissetis


text: repraesentavissent

title: repraesentavissent


text: repraesenter

title: repraesenter


text: repraesenteris

title: repraesenteris


text: repraesentetur

title: repraesentetur


text: repraesentemur

title: repraesentemur


text: repraesentemini

title: repraesentemini


text: repraesententur

title: repraesententur


text: repraesentarer

title: repraesentarer


text: repraesentareris

title: repraesentareris


text: repraesentaretur

title: repraesentaretur


text: repraesentaremur

title: repraesentaremur


text: repraesentaremini

title: repraesentaremini


text: repraesentarentur

title: repraesentarentur


text: repraesenta

title: repraesenta


text: repraesentato

title: repraesentato


text: repraesentate

title: repraesentate


text: repraesentatote

title: repraesentatote


text: repraesentanto

title: repraesentanto


text: repraesentare

title: repraesentare


text: repraesentator

title: repraesentator


text:
Mannie

Etymology
Aphetic diminutive with.

title: Mannie


text: repraesentantor

title: repraesentantor


text: repraesentavisse

title: repraesentavisse


text: repraesentari

title: repraesentari


text:
satisfactio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The giving of security or bail
 * 2) satisfaction (for an offence); reparation, amends
 * 3) excuse, apology, plea

title: satisfactio


text: satisfactiones

title: satisfactiones


text: satisfactionis

title: satisfactionis


text: satisfactionum

title: satisfactionum


text: satisfactioni

title: satisfactioni


text: satisfactionibus

title: satisfactionibus


text: satisfactionem

title: satisfactionem


text: satisfactione

title: satisfactione


text:
scramasax

Noun

 * 1)  A type of dagger or sword used by the Anglo-Saxons.

Translations

 * Japanese: スクラマサクス

title: scramasax


text:
vigoro

Noun

 * 1) a team sport with elements of cricket, played mainly by women in Australia

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to animate, invigorate

title: vigoro


text: vigoras

title: vigoras


text: vigorat

title: vigorat


text: vigoramus

title: vigoramus


text: vigoratis

title: vigoratis


text: vigorant

title: vigorant


text: vigorabo

title: vigorabo


text: vigorabis

title: vigorabis


text: vigorabit

title: vigorabit


text: vigorabimus

title: vigorabimus


text: vigorabitis

title: vigorabitis


text: vigorabunt

title: vigorabunt


text: vigorabam

title: vigorabam


text: vigorabas

title: vigorabas


text: vigorabat

title: vigorabat


text: vigorabamus

title: vigorabamus


text: vigorabatis

title: vigorabatis


text: vigorabant

title: vigorabant


text: vigoravi

title: vigoravi


text: vigoravisti

title: vigoravisti


text: vigoravit

title: vigoravit


text: vigoravimus

title: vigoravimus


text: vigoravistis

title: vigoravistis


text: vigoraverunt

title: vigoraverunt


text: vigoravero

title: vigoravero


text: vigoraveris

title: vigoraveris


text: vigoraverit

title: vigoraverit


text: vigoraverimus

title: vigoraverimus


text: vigoraveritis

title: vigoraveritis


text: vigoraverint

title: vigoraverint


text: vigoraveram

title: vigoraveram


text: vigoraveras

title: vigoraveras


text: vigoraverat

title: vigoraverat


text: vigoraveramus

title: vigoraveramus


text: vigoraveratis

title: vigoraveratis


text: vigoraverant

title: vigoraverant


text: vigoror

title: vigoror


text: vigoraris

title: vigoraris


text: vigoratur

title: vigoratur


text: vigoramur

title: vigoramur


text: vigoramini

title: vigoramini


text: vigorantur

title: vigorantur


text: vigorabor

title: vigorabor