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Talk:One Shot Paddy

RFV-failed
(The definition given was: From its use as a long range sniping rifle by the Provisional Irish Republican Army, and its capability of one shot kills: The .50 calibre Barrett M82 and M90 sniper rifles.)

One Shot Paddy
I think we should keep this, if attestable. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:50, 7 May 2010 (UTC)
 * I went looking for evidence that this doesn't exist (backward arguement, I know), but surprisingly there is some coverage. There is one pro-IRA song that mentions the term in the context of long-range sniping but does not name the rifles, and another mention on a rifle website that specifically mentions the Irish conflict.--Dmol 00:48, 8 May 2010 (UTC)

RFV failed, entry deleted: no one has added any cites, and I couldn't find any. —Ruakh TALK 23:32, 26 November 2010 (UTC)

One shot paddy was not a sniper rifle one shot paddy was a nickname given to Michael Caraher an PIRA sniper team in south Armagh for his effectiveness yes he used the Barrett M82 and M90 but the name has nothing to do with the rifles other nicknames included Goldfinger and the Terminator and the old road sign that read SNIPER AT WORK

title: Talk:One Shot Paddy


text:
Talk:porculus

porculus
"An item of "pork barrel spending" (wasteful or ingratiatory spending), especially when couched as an economic stimulus." Seems to be only porkulus:, from what I can see (though porculus: might be something else). Ditto the plural porculi:. Equinox ◑ 18:43, 8 May 2010 (UTC)

 * RFV failed, English entry deleted. I couldn't find anything on Google Books. I then looked through all fifty-ish Usenet cites on Google Groups, and only two were plausibly usable — — both in proximity to other misspellings and such. Given that  is much, much more common, I'd be inclined to delete this as an uncommon misspelling even if I had found a third cite. —Ruakh TALK 17:33, 26 November 2010 (UTC)

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

title: Talk:porculus


text:
Talk:hara-kiri

hara-kiri
"A self-destructive act" (distinct from sense 2, "suicide or any suicidal action")? Equinox ◑ 11:43, 13 May 2010 (UTC)
 * it's just the first two sense used figuratively. I've heard it used like this, I'll slightly rework the definition but leave rfv-sense in tact. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:01, 13 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Cited IMHO. It's as Mglovesfun says; the simplest definition would be “” or maybe “ Figurative suicide” (not that I'm actually suggesting we define it that way). —Ruakh TALK 05:46, 13 September 2010 (UTC)

 * RFV-passed. — Beobach 01:57, 21 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:hara-kiri


text:
Talk:潤

Additional definition?
Can't this also mean "enrich" or "benefit"? 71.66.97.228 06:41, 7 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:潤


text:
Talk:runcible

runcible
Entry used to point to runcible spoon: as the only use (and that page seems to confirm it). A month ago, User:Kuraimizu added the three current senses. Do they exist? Are they attestable? Equinox ◑ 17:53, 17 May 2010 (UTC)
 * In general, I don't know, but runcible hat gets 477 citations from b.g.c. . --EncycloPetey 19:08, 22 May 2010 (UTC)
 * I haven't checked all 477, but of the first page of ten at least eight are referring to Lear. —msh210℠ 15:59, 24 May 2010 (UTC)

RFV failed, sense removed. —Ruakh TALK 19:31, 26 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:runcible


text:
Talk:aerosonator

RFV-failed
(The definition was "pulsejet".)

aerosonator
Nothing much in Books. Equinox ◑ 16:52, 23 May 2010 (UTC)
 * It comes from a NASA dictionary of aerospace stuff. Doesn't seem to have been used outside of that. SemperBlotto 21:19, 23 May 2010 (UTC)

 * RFV-failed after several months. — Beobach 23:06, 20 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:aerosonator


text:
Talk:cabre

cabre
To fly upside down. (Does he mean cabré:?) SemperBlotto 21:29, 24 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Never heard of it, but that IPA doesn't look like English to me. Maybe it's enPR, but it's not IPA. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:40, 24 May 2010 (UTC)

 * I found a WWI aviation use that is not consistent with the sense given:
 * In vain I have opened the throttle wide; the machine cannot fly at the right angle of incidence. I must descend, and to do that it is necessary to change my course—a very difficult manoeuvre, with the machine cabred as it is and so near the ground! I have hardly touched the rudder bar preparatory to redress in case of a skid when I see a little hunting plane making straight for me. Instinctively I cut off the ignition, running the risk of crashing on to the ground but the little monoplane passes over me with a vertical leap! The pilot salutes me, ironically, as he goes by—imitating with his arms my heavy flight, tail down.
 * There is nothing about this or the preceding text describing takeoff that suggests the plane is flying inverted. Note that the usage was italic. DCDuring TALK 00:59, 25 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Our entry at cabré seems right, but much of the usage seems to be without accent. DCDuring TALK 01:29, 25 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Verb sense RFV-failed. Cabré is defined as an adjective, so I have changed cabre's "alternative form of" sense into an adjective (it was a verb). I also couldn't find attestation of the noun sense, but found a homograph, a racial classification. — Beobach 23:15, 20 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:cabre


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Talk:asswipe

asswipe
"(British-informal-vulgar) toilet paper, especially in the plural." Hard to imagine a British-only word with ass (not arse) in it. Citations? Equinox ◑ 08:40, 26 May 2010 (UTC)

 * It's in the OED, and so is ("especially in the plural" is wrong though).

That said, I cheated slightly: is uncountable, so I looked for (and found, and added) uncountable cites, which accords neither with our example sentence nor with the originally RFV'd def. Incidentally, The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English has a cite that's earlier than any of ours — also uncountable — which I didn't add. If someone else wants to add it, feel free; it's from the book The New Centurions, which b.g.c. has indexed; see. —Ruakh TALK 00:38, 8 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Cited, though "British" was also wrong: two of the cites I found are by American Vietnam vets, and the third is by more-or-less an American Vietnam vet. Maybe or ?

RFV passed. —Ruakh TALK 21:30, 29 November 2010 (UTC)

RFV discussion: September–November 2022
Rfv-sense
 * A periodical which has the habit of publishing questionable statements.
 * This was added by a French editor with marginal English skills. I suspect the real meaning is something along the lines of "A poor-quality, worthless publication", the idea being that it's so bad that the paper it's printed on would be better used as toilet paper. Now, a newspaper or similar publication that prints questionable things (the original wording was "questionable truths") is certainly not good, but that doesn't mean that the term refers to that specifically. Chuck Entz (talk) 06:14, 18 September 2022 (UTC)

 * Failed. - TheDaveRoss  13:20, 1 November 2022 (UTC)

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Talk:zizi

zizi
Rfv-sense: French, vagina. I thought it was just penis, fr:zizi seems to agree. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:17, 31 May 2010 (UTC)

 * RFV-failed. — Beobach 23:18, 20 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:zizi


text:
genimen

Etymology
From, from , from the root. Equivalent to. Compare with.

Noun

 * 1) product, fruit
 * 2) progeny, brood

title: genimen


text: genimina

title: genimina


text: geniminis

title: geniminis


text: geniminum

title: geniminum


text: genimini

title: genimini


text: geniminibus

title: geniminibus


text: genimine

title: genimine


text: glorificat

title: glorificat


text: glorificamus

title: glorificamus


text: glorificatis

title: glorificatis


text: glorificant

title: glorificant


text: glorificabo

title: glorificabo


text: glorificabis

title: glorificabis


text: glorificabit

title: glorificabit


text: glorificabimus

title: glorificabimus


text: glorificabitis

title: glorificabitis


text: glorificabunt

title: glorificabunt


text: glorificabam

title: glorificabam


text: glorificabat

title: glorificabat


text: glorificabamus

title: glorificabamus


text: glorificabatis

title: glorificabatis


text: glorificabant

title: glorificabant


text: glorificavisti

title: glorificavisti


text: glorificavit

title: glorificavit


text: glorificavimus

title: glorificavimus


text: glorificavistis

title: glorificavistis


text: glorificaverunt

title: glorificaverunt


text: glorificavero

title: glorificavero


text: glorificaveris

title: glorificaveris


text: glorificaverit

title: glorificaverit


text: glorificaverimus

title: glorificaverimus


text: glorificaveritis

title: glorificaveritis


text: glorificaverint

title: glorificaverint


text: glorificaveram

title: glorificaveram


text: glorificaveras

title: glorificaveras


text: glorificaverat

title: glorificaverat


text: glorificaveramus

title: glorificaveramus


text: glorificaveratis

title: glorificaveratis


text: glorificaverant

title: glorificaverant


text: glorificor

title: glorificor


text: glorificaris

title: glorificaris


text: glorificatur

title: glorificatur


text: glorificamur

title: glorificamur


text: glorificamini

title: glorificamini


text: glorificantur

title: glorificantur


text: glorificabor

title: glorificabor


text: glorificaberis

title: glorificaberis


text: glorificabitur

title: glorificabitur


text: glorificabimur

title: glorificabimur


text: glorificabimini

title: glorificabimini


text: glorificabuntur

title: glorificabuntur


text: glorificabar

title: glorificabar


text: glorificabaris

title: glorificabaris


text: glorificabatur

title: glorificabatur


text: glorificabamur

title: glorificabamur


text: glorificabamini

title: glorificabamini


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title: glorificabantur


text: glorificem

title: glorificem


text: glorifices

title: glorifices


text: glorificet

title: glorificet


text: glorificemus

title: glorificemus


text: glorificetis

title: glorificetis


text: glorificent

title: glorificent


text: glorificarem

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title: glorificaret


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title: glorificaremus


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title: glorificarent


text: glorificaverim

title: glorificaverim


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title: glorificavissem


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title: glorificavisses


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title: glorificavisset


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title: glorificavissemus


text: glorificavissetis

title: glorificavissetis


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title: glorificavissent


text: glorificer

title: glorificer


text: glorificeris

title: glorificeris


text: glorificetur

title: glorificetur


text: glorificemur

title: glorificemur


text: glorificemini

title: glorificemini


text: glorificentur

title: glorificentur


text: glorificarer

title: glorificarer


text: glorificareris

title: glorificareris


text: glorificaretur

title: glorificaretur


text: glorificaremur

title: glorificaremur


text: glorificaremini

title: glorificaremini


text: glorificarentur

title: glorificarentur


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title: glorificatote


text: glorificanto

title: glorificanto


text: glorificantor

title: glorificantor


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title: glorificavisse


text: glorificari

title: glorificari


text:
私交

Noun

 * 1) personal relationships; personal friendship

title: 私交


text:
tłʼóół

Etymology
From the root.

Noun

 * 1) rope, cord, twine, string
 * 2) lariat, lasso

title: tłʼóół


text: gluttis

title: gluttis


text: gluttit

title: gluttit


text: gluttimus

title: gluttimus


text: gluttitis

title: gluttitis


text: gluttiunt

title: gluttiunt


text: gluttiam

title: gluttiam


text: glutties

title: glutties


text: gluttiet

title: gluttiet


text: gluttiemus

title: gluttiemus


text: gluttietis

title: gluttietis


text: gluttient

title: gluttient


text: gluttiebam

title: gluttiebam


text: gluttiebas

title: gluttiebas


text: gluttiebat

title: gluttiebat


text: gluttiebamus

title: gluttiebamus


text: gluttiebatis

title: gluttiebatis


text: gluttiebant

title: gluttiebant


text: gluttivi

title: gluttivi


text: gluttivisti

title: gluttivisti


text: gluttivit

title: gluttivit


text: gluttivimus

title: gluttivimus


text: gluttivistis

title: gluttivistis


text: gluttiverunt

title: gluttiverunt


text: gluttivero

title: gluttivero


text: gluttiveris

title: gluttiveris


text: gluttiverit

title: gluttiverit


text: gluttiverimus

title: gluttiverimus


text: gluttiveritis

title: gluttiveritis


text: gluttiverint

title: gluttiverint


text: gluttiveram

title: gluttiveram


text: gluttiveras

title: gluttiveras


text: gluttiverat

title: gluttiverat


text: gluttiveramus

title: gluttiveramus


text: gluttiveratis

title: gluttiveratis


text: gluttiverant

title: gluttiverant


text: gluttior

title: gluttior


text: gluttiris

title: gluttiris


text: gluttitur

title: gluttitur


text: gluttimur

title: gluttimur


text: gluttimini

title: gluttimini


text: gluttiuntur

title: gluttiuntur


text: gluttiar

title: gluttiar


text: gluttieris

title: gluttieris


text: gluttietur

title: gluttietur


text: gluttiemur

title: gluttiemur


text: gluttiemini

title: gluttiemini


text: gluttientur

title: gluttientur


text: gluttiebar

title: gluttiebar


text: gluttiebaris

title: gluttiebaris


text: gluttiebatur

title: gluttiebatur


text: gluttiebamur

title: gluttiebamur


text: gluttiebamini

title: gluttiebamini


text: gluttiebantur

title: gluttiebantur


text: gluttias

title: gluttias


text: gluttiat

title: gluttiat


text: gluttiamus

title: gluttiamus


text: gluttiatis

title: gluttiatis


text: gluttiant

title: gluttiant


text: gluttirem

title: gluttirem


text: gluttires

title: gluttires


text: gluttiret

title: gluttiret


text: gluttiremus

title: gluttiremus


text: gluttiretis

title: gluttiretis


text: gluttirent

title: gluttirent


text: gluttiverim

title: gluttiverim


text: gluttivissem

title: gluttivissem


text: gluttivisses

title: gluttivisses


text: gluttivisset

title: gluttivisset


text: gluttivissemus

title: gluttivissemus


text: gluttivissetis

title: gluttivissetis


text: gluttivissent

title: gluttivissent


text: gluttiaris

title: gluttiaris


text: gluttiatur

title: gluttiatur


text: gluttiamur

title: gluttiamur


text: gluttiamini

title: gluttiamini


text: gluttiantur

title: gluttiantur


text: gluttirer

title: gluttirer


text: gluttireris

title: gluttireris


text: gluttiretur

title: gluttiretur


text: gluttiremur

title: gluttiremur


text: gluttiremini

title: gluttiremini


text: gluttirentur

title: gluttirentur


text: glutti

title: glutti


text: gluttito

title: gluttito


text: gluttite

title: gluttite


text: gluttitote

title: gluttitote


text: gluttiunto

title: gluttiunto


text: gluttitor

title: gluttitor


text: gluttiuntor

title: gluttiuntor


text: gluttivisse

title: gluttivisse


text: gluttiri

title: gluttiri


text: glutit

title: glutit


text: glutimus

title: glutimus


text: glutitis

title: glutitis


text: glutiunt

title: glutiunt


text: glutiam

title: glutiam


text: gluties

title: gluties


text: glutiet

title: glutiet


text: glutiemus

title: glutiemus


text: glutietis

title: glutietis


text: glutient

title: glutient


text: glutiebam

title: glutiebam


text: glutiebas

title: glutiebas


text: glutiebat

title: glutiebat


text: glutiebamus

title: glutiebamus


text: glutiebatis

title: glutiebatis


text: glutiebant

title: glutiebant


text: glutivi

title: glutivi


text: glutivisti

title: glutivisti


text: glutivit

title: glutivit


text: glutivimus

title: glutivimus


text: glutivistis

title: glutivistis


text: glutiverunt

title: glutiverunt


text: glutivero

title: glutivero


text: glutiveris

title: glutiveris


text: glutiverit

title: glutiverit


text: glutiverimus

title: glutiverimus


text: glutiveritis

title: glutiveritis


text: glutiverint

title: glutiverint


text: glutiveram

title: glutiveram


text: glutiveras

title: glutiveras


text: glutiverat

title: glutiverat


text: glutiveramus

title: glutiveramus


text: glutiveratis

title: glutiveratis


text: glutiverant

title: glutiverant


text: glutior

title: glutior


text: glutiris

title: glutiris


text: glutitur

title: glutitur


text: glutimur

title: glutimur


text: glutimini

title: glutimini


text: glutiuntur

title: glutiuntur


text: glutiar

title: glutiar


text: glutieris

title: glutieris


text: glutietur

title: glutietur


text: glutiemur

title: glutiemur


text: glutiemini

title: glutiemini


text: glutientur

title: glutientur


text: glutiebar

title: glutiebar


text: glutiebaris

title: glutiebaris


text: glutiebatur

title: glutiebatur


text: glutiebamur

title: glutiebamur


text: glutiebamini

title: glutiebamini


text: glutiebantur

title: glutiebantur


text: glutias

title: glutias


text: glutiat

title: glutiat


text: glutiamus

title: glutiamus


text: glutiatis

title: glutiatis


text: glutiant

title: glutiant


text: glutirem

title: glutirem


text: glutires

title: glutires


text: glutiret

title: glutiret


text: glutiremus

title: glutiremus


text: glutiretis

title: glutiretis


text: glutirent

title: glutirent


text: glutiverim

title: glutiverim


text: glutivissem

title: glutivissem


text: glutivisses

title: glutivisses


text: glutivisset

title: glutivisset


text: glutivissemus

title: glutivissemus


text: glutivissetis

title: glutivissetis


text: glutivissent

title: glutivissent


text: glutiaris

title: glutiaris


text: glutiatur

title: glutiatur


text: glutiamur

title: glutiamur


text: glutiamini

title: glutiamini


text: glutiantur

title: glutiantur


text: glutirer

title: glutirer


text: glutireris

title: glutireris


text: glutiretur

title: glutiretur


text: glutiremur

title: glutiremur


text: glutiremini

title: glutiremini


text: glutirentur

title: glutirentur


text: glutitote

title: glutitote


text: glutiunto

title: glutiunto


text: glutitor

title: glutitor


text: glutiuntor

title: glutiuntor


text: glutivisse

title: glutivisse


text: glutiri

title: glutiri


text:
gluttiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) swallowing, gulping down

title: gluttiens


text: gluttientes

title: gluttientes


text: gluttientia

title: gluttientia


text: gluttientis

title: gluttientis


text: gluttientium

title: gluttientium


text: gluttienti

title: gluttienti


text: gluttientibus

title: gluttientibus


text: gluttientem

title: gluttientem


text: gustasset

title: gustasset


text:
coleaystey mooar

Noun

 * 1) cataclysm

title: coleaystey mooar


text:
hami

Etymology
From, from.

Pronoun

 * 1)  we, us (exclusive)

Usage notes

 * hami can be used either to emphasise the subject or object, or to give a quick answer.

Etymology
or.

Adjective

 * 1)  hot

Noun

 * 1) desire, urge
 * 2) hunger

Noun

 * 1) loincloth

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to protect
 * 2) to defend

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) protector

Etymology
From, from , from.

Pronoun

 * 1) we (exclusive)

title: hami


text: hamorum

title: hamorum


text: hamum

title: hamum


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hlaibaz

Etymology
Of origin; the word was either borrowed from an unknown language or constructed from native material in late Proto-Germanic. The word has been connected by Walde 1910 to the Ancient Greek words, and , which according to Beekes is probably a borrowing from an unknown  language. The Germanic word could well have been borrowed from the same source. If so, it would be an early borrowing, since the word then apparently displays the effects of Grimm's Law.

Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬 is suggested as their origin, owing to the fact that the earliest flatbreads were disk-shaped.)

Noun

 * 1)  bread
 * 2) loaf

Usage notes
According to Kluge, the word probably referred to unleavened bread, whereas was the (more modern) leavened bread.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hlaibaz


text:
hedus

Noun

 * 1) kid

title: hedus


text: hedi

title: hedi


text: hedorum

title: hedorum


text: hedo

title: hedo


text: hedis

title: hedis


text: hedum

title: hedum


text: hedos

title: hedos


text:
festy

Adjective

 * 1)  Disgusting.
 * 2)  Very bad, dreadful.
 * 1)  Very bad, dreadful.
 * 1)  Very bad, dreadful.
 * 1)  Very bad, dreadful.

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A festival.

title: festy


text:
homicidium

Noun

 * 1) homicide, manslaughter, murder

title: homicidium


text: homicidia

title: homicidia


text: homicidii

title: homicidii


text: homicidiorum

title: homicidiorum


text: homicidiis

title: homicidiis


text: honorificat

title: honorificat


text: honorificamus

title: honorificamus


text: honorificatis

title: honorificatis


text: honorificant

title: honorificant


text: honorificabo

title: honorificabo


text: honorificabis

title: honorificabis


text: honorificabit

title: honorificabit


text: honorificabimus

title: honorificabimus


text: honorificabitis

title: honorificabitis


text: honorificabunt

title: honorificabunt


text: honorificabam

title: honorificabam


text: honorificabas

title: honorificabas


text: honorificabat

title: honorificabat


text: honorificabamus

title: honorificabamus


text: honorificabatis

title: honorificabatis


text: honorificabant

title: honorificabant


text: honorificavi

title: honorificavi


text: honorificavisti

title: honorificavisti


text: honorificavit

title: honorificavit


text: honorificavimus

title: honorificavimus


text: honorificavistis

title: honorificavistis


text: honorificaverunt

title: honorificaverunt


text: honorificavero

title: honorificavero


text: honorificaveris

title: honorificaveris


text: honorificaverit

title: honorificaverit


text: honorificaverimus

title: honorificaverimus


text: honorificaveritis

title: honorificaveritis


text: honorificaverint

title: honorificaverint


text: honorificaveram

title: honorificaveram


text: honorificaveras

title: honorificaveras


text: honorificaverat

title: honorificaverat


text: honorificaveramus

title: honorificaveramus


text: honorificaveratis

title: honorificaveratis


text: honorificaverant

title: honorificaverant


text: honorificor

title: honorificor


text: honorificaris

title: honorificaris


text: honorificatur

title: honorificatur


text: honorificamur

title: honorificamur


text: honorificamini

title: honorificamini


text: honorificantur

title: honorificantur


text: honorificabor

title: honorificabor


text: honorificaberis

title: honorificaberis


text: honorificabitur

title: honorificabitur


text: honorificabimur

title: honorificabimur


text: honorificabimini

title: honorificabimini


text: honorificabuntur

title: honorificabuntur


text: honorificabar

title: honorificabar


text: honorificabaris

title: honorificabaris


text: honorificabatur

title: honorificabatur


text: honorificabamur

title: honorificabamur


text: honorificabamini

title: honorificabamini


text: honorificabantur

title: honorificabantur


text: honorificem

title: honorificem


text: honorifices

title: honorifices


text: honorificet

title: honorificet


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title: honorificemus


text: honorificetis

title: honorificetis


text: honorificent

title: honorificent


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title: honorificares


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title: honorificaret


text: honorificaremus

title: honorificaremus


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title: honorificaretis


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title: honorificarent


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title: honorificaverim


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title: honorificavissem


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title: honorificavisset


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title: honorificavissemus


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title: honorificavissetis


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title: honorificavissent


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title: honorificer


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title: honorificeris


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title: honorificetur


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title: honorificemur


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title: honorificemini


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title: honorificentur


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title: honorificarer


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title: honorificareris


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title: honorificaretur


text: honorificaremur

title: honorificaremur


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title: honorificaremini


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title: honorificarentur


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title: honorificato


text: honorificate

title: honorificate


text: honorificatote

title: honorificatote


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title: honorificanto


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title: honorificare


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title: honorificantor


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title: honorificavisse


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title: honorificari


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title: 尽快


text:
kalamkari

Etymology
From, , from +.

Noun

 * 1) a type of hand-printed cotton cloth from India

title: kalamkari


text: 盡快

title: 盡快


text:
及早

Adverb

 * 1) as soon as possible; at an early date; before it is too late

title: 及早


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/fullaz

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) full not empty
 * 2)  the whole, the entire

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/fullaz


text: skidåkarens

title: skidåkarens


text:
horreum

Etymology
Pompeius Festus linked it in De Verborum with (HORREUM: antiqui dicebant  a ), yet there is no documental evidence of that outside his work.

Modern etymologists link it to 🇨🇬 and, thus, to.

Corriente derives from, 🇨🇬, from which the same word was later borrowed into Romance via 🇨🇬 of the same meaning.

Noun

 * 1) storehouse
 * 2) barn, granary

Descendants

 * Inherited:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:

title: horreum


text: horrea

title: horrea


text: horrei

title: horrei


text: horreorum

title: horreorum


text: horreis

title: horreis


text: skidåkarnas

title: skidåkarnas


text: skidåkares

title: skidåkares


text:
hypocrisis

Etymology
From Ancient Greek.

Noun

 * 1) mimicry
 * 2) hypocrisy

title: hypocrisis


text: hypocrises

title: hypocrises


text: hypocrisium

title: hypocrisium


text: cykelns

title: cykelns


text: hypocrisi

title: hypocrisi


text: hypocrisibus

title: hypocrisibus


text: hypocrisem

title: hypocrisem


text: hypocrisim

title: hypocrisim


text: hypocrise

title: hypocrise


text: cyklars

title: cyklars


text: cyklarna

title: cyklarna


text:
hypocrita

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) mimic (mime artist)
 * 2) hypocrite

title: hypocrita


text: hypocritae

title: hypocritae


text: hypocritarum

title: hypocritarum


text: hypocritis

title: hypocritis


text: hypocritam

title: hypocritam


text: hypocritas

title: hypocritas


text: cyklarnas

title: cyklarnas


text:
ieiunans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) fasting

title: ieiunans


text: ieiunantes

title: ieiunantes


text: ieiunantia

title: ieiunantia


text: ieiunantis

title: ieiunantis


text: ieiunantium

title: ieiunantium


text: ieiunanti

title: ieiunanti


text: ieiunante

title: ieiunante


text: ieiunantibus

title: ieiunantibus


text: ieiunantem

title: ieiunantem


text:
målning

Noun

 * 1) painting (a work that has been painted; for the act of painting, see måleri)

title: målning


text:
Talk:I don't speak Bulgarian

I don&
Formation of similar sentences can be seen at translations of I don't speak English. If we allow others (=other than English) then some arbitrary criteria will have to be made for which languages we can duplicate it into. (my vote is for delete in case that's not clear) — [ R·I·C ] opiaterein — 01:51, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

Hey look, if you scroll up a bit, this is a hot topic :D — [ R·I·C ] opiaterein — 01:55, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

I don't speak Latin

 * Deleted as spoken Latin is dead.--Jusjih 01:07, 19 September 2010 (UTC)

I don't speak Vietnamese
...While we're at it, I think we should kill Daniel.. — [ R·I·C ] opiaterein — 02:06, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

 * I oppose any threats to my life; and still abstain the maintenance of such entries. They are so well organized, kept in one place, that I consider them easy to delete at once. Although, at the "hot topic", I presented suggestions to generally handle phrasebook entries, which if applied would probably keep most of these instances. --Daniel. 03:04, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

 * I would keep phrases for modern and common languages. I don't think we need all versions of all languages and dialects, like Middle French, Old English, simply because there won't be much use for them. I have created the FL phrases for Russian (я не говорю по-русски), German (ich spreche kein Deutsch), Arabic (أنا لا أتكلم العربية) and French (je ne parle pas français), planning to do for Mandarin and Japanese, perhaps others. Maybe we could keep the number of languages low, for which we have contributors and are likely to have phrasebooks? --Anatoli 12:03, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

 * I don't think we need more than one. Someone can find I don't speak English and see how the phrase is constructed - then look up the name of the language they want to use and make the appropriate substitutions. I *might* not have as big a deal with having the others, if we could get ONE of them done first. People here don't seem to have the ability to focus on or support one little project... it always has to be something huge that they can never do themselves. — [ R·I·C ] opiaterein — 13:16, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
 * FWIW, I agree with Opiaterein, especially the last observation. We may need some big projects, but successful demonstration subprojects can win support for the big ones. Also, as Anatoli points out, there is rather little need for a phrasebook for ancestral and extinct languages. DCDuring TALK 14:20, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

Delete for every one of them, with the possible exception of I don't speak English. Add phrase I don't speak. The nuances can be treated in the entries for translations of "I don't speak". --Hekaheka 14:40, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
 * I'm in favor of deletion. However, the best reason I can come up with to keep them is the 'no harm done' principle. They're not misleading, damaging or harmful, they're just of very very little use. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:43, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
 * Hm.. If "no harm" is sufficient to pass CFI, there'll be no limit. --Hekaheka 14:50, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
 * Exactly. That's why I'm in favor of deletion. Let's spend our energy on I don't speak. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:01, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

 * The problem I have with I don't speak is that direct translations won't demonstrate the grammar of the "X language" part, which is why I prefer I don't speak English. It gives you all that... and we have one thing to focus on, and then maybe later we can add the myriads of others. But we need to learn to finish one project before expanding it to unnecessary degrees. — [ R·I·C ] opiaterein — 16:34, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

 * I don't speak English is already translated into 62 languages. This, when compared to English terms that can't be found in a Swadesh list, especially water, is usually a good number; so I think the criterion of simply displaying grammar of each language is reasonably fulfilled. Other translations will be added eventually. --Daniel. 16:59, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
 * "Eventually" in this case is not good enough for me. There are still tons of trreqs, and a lot of the ones I put in (for fun) were removed. — [ R·I·C ] opiaterein — 17:37, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
 * "Eventually" is not only an excuse for arbitrarily labelling I don't speak English as a finished project; that adverb conveys the fact that all Wiktionary entries have space for improvement as long as someone wants to constructively edit them. Unless you want to suggest some concrete limit to qualify a project as successfully completed - which you actually suggested: we need to learn to finish one project before expanding it to unnecessary degrees, referring to the focus on the English version, before the possible creation and maintenance of various I-don't-speak-that-language entries. Then you mentioned the trreqs, but I don't see how they are counted on that decision. Any user could add trreqs for Woiwurrung, Haitian Vodoun Culture Language, Papiamentu, etc. at I don't speak English, without compromising the quality of that entry, since I don't consider a complete translation box as an achievable goal for now. --Daniel. 18:16, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
 * Strong keep. I think it would be very useful, probably one of the most useful parts of the phrasebook, for any user to be able to simply look up "I don't speak language X" and be able to see how to say it in that language. What French phrase would be more useful than "je ne parle pas français", what Portuguese phrase would be more useful than "eu não falo português"? I'm strongly in favor of keeping these just for that, and if anyone wants to add translations in other languages too, there is no harm in it, even it's not that useful. What would be the point of the phrasebook if we didn't even include such clearly basic phrases? --Yair rand 17:41, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
 * redirect/delete Given that the translation is only really useful in one language, I'd redirect all these (except English) to Appendix:I don't speak. I suspect that if you know how to say "I don't speak English, and I don't speak X" in X, then you can work out how to say "I don't speak Y". Conrad.Irwin 17:52, 26 April 2010 (UTC)
 * I wouldn't delete nor redirect them, but I like the appendix suggestion. Then I made a start on Appendix:I don't speak. --Daniel. 18:16, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

 * One very positive thing about having separate entries for each language is that the most common phrase in the language, like "je ne parle pas français" can be linked directly to I don't speak French and the user can look up how to say this phrase in other languages if they have this communication problem. Another thing (a weak argument but needs to be addressed if we make the phrasebook generic, working for all languages) that applies to Russian and some other languages - the pattern for "I don't speak ..." + language is NOT always straightforward.

 * 1) If a language name is based on an adjective, then it's по- + -ски/-цки: по-английски, по-немецки, по-чешски, etc.
 * 2) if it is a noun, then the pattern is different, it's на + language name in prepositional case, e.g. на иврите (Ivrit-Hebrew), на санскрите (Sanskrit), на латыни (Latin), some language names are not declinable: - на эсперанто (Esperanto), на путунхуа (Putonghua-Mandarin), на суахили (Swahili), etc. If you don't think it's important, please copy all missing translations before deleting. --Anatoli 00:49, 28 April 2010 (UTC)

 * But some languages don't base this on a adjective or a noun. Latin, for instance, uses an adverb to express the identity language, as in "I don't speak Greekly". In that situation, if we lack the adverb entry (as we often do, and how would you go looking it anyway?) then a user cannot determine how to construct the phrase. --EncycloPetey 06:00, 28 April 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes, that was my point too. In Russian, it's also adverbs (the first case), not a direct object and an indirect object in the second. These type of adjectives are usually restricted to languages or the way things are done, like French à la. --Anatoli 00:04, 30 April 2010 (UTC)

 * No, but in that case – as in billions of others – you need to know some of the language's grammar to be able to construct your sentence. Which is perfectly reasonable, a dictionary isn't there to build every sentence for you. < class="latinx">Ƿidsiþ 05:33, 6 May 2010 (UTC)

Keep The whole point of a phrasebook is to help people not sound like morons in a foreign language, as you would if you compounded  +, because the result means something like “I don't speak by a Ukrainian woman.” You can't just toss together words from an inflected language, and the average anglophone isn't even equipped to understand why. And if you're going to learn just one phrase in a language, is there a better one than this? (Maybe “I am worth more to you alive than dead.”)

And the question of whether Middle French belongs should be discussed in the more general context of the phrasebook project, not here. —Michael Z. 2010-04-29 20:33 z

 * Thanks for understanding (I would use "українка" for "Ukrainian woman" but that's not important). Perhaps, we just choose, which languages are worth keeping in the phrasebook? --Anatoli 00:04, 30 April 2010 (UTC)

 * I would too. Well, по-українська = “Ukrainian (adj.),” “Ukrainian female”, or whatever else it might refer to. But I think it could be fun to learn how to order beers or get my face slapped in Middle French, Common Slavonic, or Proto-Indo-European. —Michael Z. 2010-04-30 04:54 z

 * Redirect only Should be a redirect only to an Appendix, not a main dictionary entry. Remember this is a dictionary, not a phrasebook or translation guide. Is there a Wikiphrasebook?
 * But such an appendix would have about 200 language-specific phrases, each with about 200 translations. We could make an appendix for each translation, but then that would be an entry. —Michael Z. 2010-05-15 07:08 z
 * Redirect only: I agree with unsigned. This appendix is sufficient: Appendix:I_don't_speak Jiiimbooh 21:56, 24 May 2010 (UTC)

Is it necessary to be able to say "I don't speak Ukrainian" or any other language in Icelandic or any other language? Wouldn't it make sense to translate "I don't speak English" but substituting the target language? Or at least narrow these down to combinations that make sense, like Thai/Vietnamese, or examples according to categorizations of gender or such. I don't have as much a problem with the entries above as I do with the idea that they're going to be translated into every language, which is an n-squared order of magnitude and a maintenance nightmare. 10:22, 20 July 2010 (UTC) Actually, considering all the other language Wiktinoaries, this is an n-cubed problem. If someone wants to say "I don't speak Thai" in Vietnamese, let them go to the Thai or Vietnamese Wiktionaries. 'Delete, not our problem, except for "I don't speak English" and "I don't speak (target language)". DAVilla 10:27, 20 July 2010 (UTC)

 * Vote closed as delete, deletion pending. There seems to be consensus to have only I don't speak English, and Appendix:I don't speak to have all the entries like "I don't speak German" in German, since it is useless for anyone reading this dictionary to know how to say "I don't speak German" in Portuguese, similar to how we only do English definitions. -- Prince Kassad 15:22, 29 November 2010 (UTC)

 * Hey, hold on! I don't see a clear consensus here, there's quite a few keep votes! I myself vote keep too but only on the condition that we limit, by policy, the translations to only those languages for which the phrase is relevant. That includes at the very least the language the phrase is about, but also other languages of the area that the speaker might be expected to know. For example it's not hard to imagine being a tourist in Finland and needing to say jag talar inte finska to a Swedish-speaking Finn. —CodeCat 15:32, 29 November 2010 (UTC)

 * Excluding yours, I only see two keep votes here, and about five to six delete or redirect votes, which is clear consensus to me. This is not a vote anyway, but anyway, all entries are now gone. -- Prince Kassad 15:35, 29 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:I don't speak Bulgarian


text:
illuc

Etymology 1
From, from and thus a parallel formation to , the latter from the instrumental. Compare and. See also.

Adverb

 * 1) thither, to that place, to there

Etymology 2
From earlier, for , with vowel change extended either from the base form in which the reduction is regular, or from proclisis.

Pronunciation

 * Note: as with, the final /k/ of this word is doubled if a vowel follows, e.g. illuc est /ilˈluk.kest/.
 * Note: as with, the final /k/ of this word is doubled if a vowel follows, e.g. illuc est /ilˈluk.kest/.

title: illuc


text: pianons

title: pianons


text: impleta

title: impleta


text: impleti

title: impleti


text: impletae

title: impletae


text: impletorum

title: impletorum


text: impletarum

title: impletarum


text: impletam

title: impletam


text: impletos

title: impletos


text: impletas

title: impletas


text: pianona

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text: pianots

title: pianots


text: pianonas

title: pianonas


text: fontänen

title: fontänen


text: fontäner

title: fontäner


text: fontäners

title: fontäners


text: fontänernas

title: fontänernas


text: fontäns

title: fontäns


text: fontänens

title: fontänens


text:
iwcalili

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) ukulele

title: iwcalili


text: fontänerna

title: fontänerna


text: iwcalilis

title: iwcalilis


text: idrottsplatserna

title: idrottsplatserna


text: trumman

title: trumman


text: trummornas

title: trummornas


text: trummas

title: trummas


text: musikgruppens

title: musikgruppens


text: musikgrupps

title: musikgrupps


text:
-iikka

Etymology
, ultimately from,.

Suffix

 * 1) -ics suffix used to form names of fields of knowledge or practice

Usage notes
The suffix is usually combined only with heads that are derived from Greek or Latin. There are few exceptions, notably, but they are frowned upon by the linguists.

title: -iikka


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title: musikgrupper


text: musikgruppers

title: musikgruppers


text: musikgrupperna

title: musikgrupperna


text: musikgruppernas

title: musikgruppernas


text: väns

title: väns


text: vännens

title: vännens


text:
incrasso

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to fatten

title: incrasso


text: vännernas

title: vännernas


text: incrassas

title: incrassas


text: incrassat

title: incrassat


text: incrassamus

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title: incrassaverit


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title: incrassaverimus


text: incrassaveritis

title: incrassaveritis


text: incrassaverint

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text: incrassaverant

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text: incrassor

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text: incrassaris

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text: incrassatur

title: incrassatur


text: incrassamur

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text: incrassamini

title: incrassamini


text: incrassantur

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text: incrassabitur

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text: incrassabimur

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text: incrassabar

title: incrassabar


text: incrassabaris

title: incrassabaris


text: incrassabatur

title: incrassabatur


text: incrassabamur

title: incrassabamur


text: incrassabamini

title: incrassabamini


text: incrassabantur

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title: incrassem


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text: incrasset

title: incrasset


text: incrassemus

title: incrassemus


text: incrassetis

title: incrassetis


text: incrassent

title: incrassent


text: incrassarem

title: incrassarem


text: incrassares

title: incrassares


text: incrassaret

title: incrassaret


text: incrassaremus

title: incrassaremus


text: incrassaretis

title: incrassaretis


text: incrassarent

title: incrassarent


text: incrassaverim

title: incrassaverim


text: incrassavissem

title: incrassavissem


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text: incrassavisset

title: incrassavisset


text: incrassavissemus

title: incrassavissemus


text: incrassavissetis

title: incrassavissetis


text: incrassavissent

title: incrassavissent


text: incrasser

title: incrasser


text: incrasseris

title: incrasseris


text: incrassetur

title: incrassetur


text: incrassemur

title: incrassemur


text: incrassemini

title: incrassemini


text: incrassentur

title: incrassentur


text: incrassarer

title: incrassarer


text: incrassareris

title: incrassareris


text: incrassaretur

title: incrassaretur


text: incrassaremur

title: incrassaremur


text: incrassaremini

title: incrassaremini


text: incrassarentur

title: incrassarentur


text: incrassa

title: incrassa


text: incrassato

title: incrassato


text: incrassatote

title: incrassatote


text: incrassanto

title: incrassanto


text: incrassare

title: incrassare


text: incrassator

title: incrassator


text: incrassantor

title: incrassantor


text: incrassavisse

title: incrassavisse


text: incrassari

title: incrassari


text:
incrassatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) fattened

title: incrassatus


text: incrassata

title: incrassata


text: incrassatum

title: incrassatum


text: incrassati

title: incrassati


text: incrassatae

title: incrassatae


text: incrassatorum

title: incrassatorum


text: incrassatarum

title: incrassatarum


text: incrassatam

title: incrassatam


text: incrassatos

title: incrassatos


text: incrassatas

title: incrassatas


text:
incredulitas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) disbelief, incredulity
 * 2) unbelief (religious)

title: incredulitas


text: incredulitates

title: incredulitates


text: incredulitatis

title: incredulitatis


text: incredulitatum

title: incredulitatum


text: incredulitati

title: incredulitati


text: incredulitatibus

title: incredulitatibus


text: incredulitatem

title: incredulitatem


text:
incredulitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) incredulity

title: incredulitate


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title: increpabatur


text: increpabamur

title: increpabamur


text: increpabamini

title: increpabamini


text: increpabantur

title: increpabantur


text: increpem

title: increpem


text: increpet

title: increpet


text: increpemus

title: increpemus


text: increpetis

title: increpetis


text: increpent

title: increpent


text: increparem

title: increparem


text: increparet

title: increparet


text: increparemus

title: increparemus


text: increparetis

title: increparetis


text: increparent

title: increparent


text: increpaverim

title: increpaverim


text: increpavissem

title: increpavissem


text: increpavisses

title: increpavisses


text: increpavisset

title: increpavisset


text: increpavissemus

title: increpavissemus


text: increpavissetis

title: increpavissetis


text: increpavissent

title: increpavissent


text: increper

title: increper


text: increperis

title: increperis


text: increpetur

title: increpetur


text: increpemur

title: increpemur


text: increpemini

title: increpemini


text: increpentur

title: increpentur


text: increparer

title: increparer


text: increpareris

title: increpareris


text: increparetur

title: increparetur


text: increparemur

title: increparemur


text: increparemini

title: increparemini


text: increparentur

title: increparentur


text: increpato

title: increpato


text:
increpate

Etymology
From , past participle of ; prefix  +.

Verb

 * 1)  To chide; to rebuke; to tell off.

title: increpate


text: increpatote

title: increpatote


text: increpanto

title: increpanto


text: increpator

title: increpator


text: increpantor

title: increpantor


text: increpavisse

title: increpavisse


text: increpari

title: increpari


text:
indiges

Etymology 1
Possibly from and a derivational suffix.

title: indiges


text: indiget

title: indiget


text: indigemus

title: indigemus


text: indigetis

title: indigetis


text: indigebo

title: indigebo


text: indigebis

title: indigebis


text: indigebit

title: indigebit


text: indigebimus

title: indigebimus


text: indigebitis

title: indigebitis


text: indigebunt

title: indigebunt


text: indigebam

title: indigebam


text: indigebas

title: indigebas


text: indigebat

title: indigebat


text: indigebamus

title: indigebamus


text: indigebatis

title: indigebatis


text: indigebant

title: indigebant


text: indigui

title: indigui


text: indiguisti

title: indiguisti


text: indiguit

title: indiguit


text: indiguimus

title: indiguimus


text: indiguistis

title: indiguistis


text: indiguerunt

title: indiguerunt


text: indiguero

title: indiguero


text: indigueris

title: indigueris


text: indiguerit

title: indiguerit


text: indiguerimus

title: indiguerimus


text: indigueritis

title: indigueritis


text: indiguerint

title: indiguerint


text: indigueram

title: indigueram


text: indigueras

title: indigueras


text: indiguerat

title: indiguerat


text: indigueramus

title: indigueramus


text: indigueratis

title: indigueratis


text: indiguerant

title: indiguerant


text: indigeam

title: indigeam


text: indigeas

title: indigeas


text: indigeat

title: indigeat


text: indigeamus

title: indigeamus


text: indigeatis

title: indigeatis


text: indigeant

title: indigeant


text: indigerem

title: indigerem


text: indigeres

title: indigeres


text: indigeret

title: indigeret


text: indigeremus

title: indigeremus


text: indigeretis

title: indigeretis


text: indigerent

title: indigerent


text: indiguerim

title: indiguerim


text: indiguissem

title: indiguissem


text: indiguisses

title: indiguisses


text: indiguisset

title: indiguisset


text: indiguissemus

title: indiguissemus


text: indiguissetis

title: indiguissetis


text: indiguissent

title: indiguissent


text: indigeto

title: indigeto


text: indigetote

title: indigetote


text: indigento

title: indigento


text: indiguisse

title: indiguisse


text:
inextinguibilis

Adjective

 * 1) unquenchable, inextinguishable

title: inextinguibilis


text: inextinguibile

title: inextinguibile


text: inextinguibiles

title: inextinguibiles


text: inextinguibilia

title: inextinguibilia


text: inextinguibilium

title: inextinguibilium


text: inextinguibili

title: inextinguibili


text: inextinguibilibus

title: inextinguibilibus


text: inextinguibilem

title: inextinguibilem


text:
hotellrum

Noun

 * 1) hotel room

title: hotellrum


text: backes

title: backes


text:
inhabito

Verb

 * 1) to dwell in, occupy or inhabit
 * 2) to wear (garments)

title: inhabito


text:
animadversió

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) animadversion

title: animadversió


text: inhabitas

title: inhabitas


text: inhabitat

title: inhabitat


text: inhabitamus

title: inhabitamus


text: inhabitatis

title: inhabitatis


text: inhabitabo

title: inhabitabo


text: inhabitabis

title: inhabitabis


text: inhabitabit

title: inhabitabit


text: inhabitabimus

title: inhabitabimus


text: inhabitabitis

title: inhabitabitis


text: inhabitabunt

title: inhabitabunt


text: inhabitabam

title: inhabitabam


text: inhabitabas

title: inhabitabas


text: inhabitabat

title: inhabitabat


text: inhabitabamus

title: inhabitabamus


text: inhabitabatis

title: inhabitabatis


text: inhabitabant

title: inhabitabant


text: inhabitavi

title: inhabitavi


text: inhabitavisti

title: inhabitavisti


text: inhabitavit

title: inhabitavit


text: inhabitavimus

title: inhabitavimus


text: inhabitavistis

title: inhabitavistis


text: inhabitaverunt

title: inhabitaverunt


text: inhabitavero

title: inhabitavero


text: inhabitaveris

title: inhabitaveris


text: inhabitaverit

title: inhabitaverit


text: inhabitaverimus

title: inhabitaverimus


text: inhabitaveritis

title: inhabitaveritis


text: inhabitaverint

title: inhabitaverint


text: inhabitaveram

title: inhabitaveram


text: inhabitaveras

title: inhabitaveras


text: inhabitaverat

title: inhabitaverat


text: inhabitaveramus

title: inhabitaveramus


text: inhabitaveratis

title: inhabitaveratis


text: inhabitaverant

title: inhabitaverant


text:
inhabitor

Noun

 * 1) One who inhabits; an inhabitant.

title: inhabitor


text: inhabitaris

title: inhabitaris


text: inhabitatur

title: inhabitatur


text: inhabitamur

title: inhabitamur


text: inhabitamini

title: inhabitamini


text: inhabitantur

title: inhabitantur


text: inhabitabor

title: inhabitabor


text: inhabitaberis

title: inhabitaberis


text: inhabitabitur

title: inhabitabitur


text: inhabitabimur

title: inhabitabimur


text: inhabitabimini

title: inhabitabimini


text: inhabitabuntur

title: inhabitabuntur


text: inhabitabar

title: inhabitabar


text: inhabitabaris

title: inhabitabaris


text: inhabitabatur

title: inhabitabatur


text: inhabitabamur

title: inhabitabamur


text: inhabitabamini

title: inhabitabamini


text: inhabitabantur

title: inhabitabantur


text: inhabitem

title: inhabitem


text: inhabites

title: inhabites


text: inhabitet

title: inhabitet


text: inhabitemus

title: inhabitemus


text: inhabitetis

title: inhabitetis


text: inhabitent

title: inhabitent


text: inhabitarem

title: inhabitarem


text: inhabitares

title: inhabitares


text: inhabitaret

title: inhabitaret


text: inhabitaremus

title: inhabitaremus


text: inhabitaretis

title: inhabitaretis


text: inhabitarent

title: inhabitarent


text: inhabitaverim

title: inhabitaverim


text: inhabitavissem

title: inhabitavissem


text: inhabitavisses

title: inhabitavisses


text: inhabitavisset

title: inhabitavisset


text: inhabitavissemus

title: inhabitavissemus


text: inhabitavissetis

title: inhabitavissetis


text: inhabitavissent

title: inhabitavissent


text: inhabiteris

title: inhabiteris


text: inhabitetur

title: inhabitetur


text: inhabitemur

title: inhabitemur


text: inhabitemini

title: inhabitemini


text: inhabitentur

title: inhabitentur


text: inhabitarer

title: inhabitarer


text: inhabitareris

title: inhabitareris


text: inhabitaretur

title: inhabitaretur


text: inhabitaremur

title: inhabitaremur


text: inhabitaremini

title: inhabitaremini


text: inhabitarentur

title: inhabitarentur


text: inhabita

title: inhabita


text: inhabitato

title: inhabitato


text:
inhabitate

Verb

 * 1)  To inhabit.

title: inhabitate


text: inhabitatote

title: inhabitatote


text: inhabitanto

title: inhabitanto


text:
inhabitator

Noun

 * 1) dweller, inhabitant

title: inhabitator


text: inhabitantor

title: inhabitantor


text: inhabitavisse

title: inhabitavisse


text: inhabitari

title: inhabitari


text:
idiolecte

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  idiolect

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  idiolect

title: idiolecte


text: idiolectes

title: idiolectes


text:
Citations:Pikachu

Noun: the yellow mouse-like Pokémon creature

 * Geodude can kill Pikachu.
 * And teachers get angry because the Histomon cards distract kids from studying their textbooks about how Pikachu crossed the Alps and Bulbasaur led the Chinese Revolution.
 * 2005, W. George Scarlett, Children’s play, SAGE, ISBN 0761929991, illustrated, pages 100–101:
 * “One day, a clown was walking in the woods, and he met a Pikachu, and the Pikachu said, come with me to visit my mother, and they went to the cabin, and the mother came out, and she was a spaghetti elephant!”
 * 2005, Bret Easton Ellis, Lunar Park, Random House, Borzoi Books, ISBN 0375412913, page 24:
 * Only the speedballs and cocaine and the blotters of acid stamped with Bart Simpson and Pikachu meant anything to me, were the only things that made me feel something.
 * 2005, Meg Cabot, Princess in Training, The Princess Diaries, HarperCollins, ISBN 0060096136, volume VI, page 161:
 * But the only time anyone needs to go to the roof around here is if some kid from the building next door has thrown his Pikachu or whatever out the window, onto the school’s rooftop, and the custodian or the doorman from next door has to come up there to get it.
 * 2007, Alex Bradley, “This Car Smells Like KFC”, Hot Lunch, Penguin, ISBN 0525478302, chapter 22, unpaged:
 * I didn't think Grampa or my parentswould be that keen on me driving around with a twentysomething slacker with a tattoo on his arm of Pikachu smoking what most certainly was not a cigarette.
 * 2009, John W. Anderson, Stand by Her, A Breast Cancer Guide for Men, ISBN 0814413919, page 203:
 * We had been invited to a party at a swanky apartment on New York City’s Upper West Side, which had a bird’s-eye view of the Macy’s Day Parade. All I wanted to do was reach out, jump on top of Big Bird or Pikachu, and float away on a helium airship, escaping the marital turmoil forever.
 * 2009, Sarah Cross, Dull Boy, Penguin, ISBN 0525421335, unpaged:
 * “What are you doing here?” she says under her breath. “Did Pikachu tell you to kill someone?”
 * 2009, Julie Halpern, Into the Wild Nerd Yonder, Macmillan, ISBN 0312382529, page 57:
 * He leans forward again to finger the hem of my skirt, his thumb rubbing a tiny Pikachu face. “Careful. They bite,” I snap
 * 2009 August, Zoey Dean, “Dude, You’re My Only Hope”, Sunset Boulevard, Hachette Digital, ISBN 0316031828, unpaged:
 * He tried to hold the yellow doll like a football.
 * “Dude, I hate to be the one to say this, but you look like you're breast-feeding Pikachu.”
 * He tried to hold the yellow doll like a football.
 * “Dude, I hate to be the one to say this, but you look like you're breast-feeding Pikachu.”

title: Citations:Pikachu


text:
animavversione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) animadversion

title: animavversione


text:
iniustus

Adjective

 * 1) unjust, wrongful
 * 2) severe, excessive (punishment)
 * 3) unsuitable

title: iniustus


text: iniusta

title: iniusta


text: iniustum

title: iniustum


text: iniusti

title: iniusti


text: iniustae

title: iniustae


text: iniustorum

title: iniustorum


text: iniustarum

title: iniustarum


text: iniusto

title: iniusto


text: iniustis

title: iniustis


text: iniustam

title: iniustam


text: iniustos

title: iniustos


text: iniustas

title: iniustas


text:
iniuste

Etymology 1
From.

Adverb

 * 1) unjustly

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) unjust

title: iniuste


text:
inludo

Etymology
From.

title: inludo


text: inludis

title: inludis


text: inludit

title: inludit


text: inludimus

title: inludimus


text: inluditis

title: inluditis


text: inludunt

title: inludunt


text: inludam

title: inludam


text: inludes

title: inludes


text: inludet

title: inludet


text: inludemus

title: inludemus


text: inludetis

title: inludetis


text: inludent

title: inludent


text: inludebam

title: inludebam


text: inludebas

title: inludebas


text: inludebat

title: inludebat


text: inludebamus

title: inludebamus


text: inludebatis

title: inludebatis


text: inludebant

title: inludebant


text: inlusi

title: inlusi


text: inlusisti

title: inlusisti


text: inlusit

title: inlusit


text: inlusimus

title: inlusimus


text: inlusistis

title: inlusistis


text: inluserunt

title: inluserunt


text: inlusero

title: inlusero


text: inluseris

title: inluseris


text: inluserit

title: inluserit


text: inluserimus

title: inluserimus


text: inluseritis

title: inluseritis


text: inluserint

title: inluserint


text: inluseram

title: inluseram


text: inluseras

title: inluseras


text: inluserat

title: inluserat


text: inluseramus

title: inluseramus


text: inluseratis

title: inluseratis


text: inluserant

title: inluserant


text: inludor

title: inludor


text: inluderis

title: inluderis


text: inluditur

title: inluditur


text: inludimur

title: inludimur


text: inludimini

title: inludimini


text: inluduntur

title: inluduntur


text: inludar

title: inludar


text: inludetur

title: inludetur


text: inludemur

title: inludemur


text: inludemini

title: inludemini


text: inludentur

title: inludentur


text: inludebar

title: inludebar


text: inludebaris

title: inludebaris


text: inludebatur

title: inludebatur


text: inludebamur

title: inludebamur


text: inludebamini

title: inludebamini


text: inludebantur

title: inludebantur


text: inludas

title: inludas


text: inludat

title: inludat


text: inludamus

title: inludamus


text: inludatis

title: inludatis


text: inludant

title: inludant


text: inluderem

title: inluderem


text: inluderes

title: inluderes


text: inluderet

title: inluderet


text: inluderemus

title: inluderemus


text: inluderetis

title: inluderetis


text: inluderent

title: inluderent


text: inluserim

title: inluserim


text: inlusissem

title: inlusissem


text: inlusisses

title: inlusisses


text: inlusisset

title: inlusisset


text: inlusissemus

title: inlusissemus


text: inlusissetis

title: inlusissetis


text: inlusissent

title: inlusissent


text: inludaris

title: inludaris


text: inludatur

title: inludatur


text: inludamur

title: inludamur


text: inludamini

title: inludamini


text: inludantur

title: inludantur


text: inluderer

title: inluderer


text: inludereris

title: inludereris


text: inluderetur

title: inluderetur


text: inluderemur

title: inluderemur


text: inluderemini

title: inluderemini


text: inluderentur

title: inluderentur


text: inlude

title: inlude


text: inludito

title: inludito


text: inludite

title: inludite


text: inluditote

title: inluditote


text: inludunto

title: inludunto


text: inludere

title: inludere


text: inluditor

title: inluditor


text: inluduntor

title: inluduntor


text: inlusisse

title: inlusisse


text: inludi

title: inludi


text: illudis

title: illudis


text: illudit

title: illudit


text: illudimus

title: illudimus


text: illuditis

title: illuditis


text: illudunt

title: illudunt


text: illudam

title: illudam


text: illudes

title: illudes


text: illudet

title: illudet


text: illudemus

title: illudemus


text: illudetis

title: illudetis


text: illudent

title: illudent


text: illudebam

title: illudebam


text: illudebas

title: illudebas


text: illudebat

title: illudebat


text: illudebamus

title: illudebamus


text: illudebatis

title: illudebatis


text: illudebant

title: illudebant


text: illusisti

title: illusisti


text: illusit

title: illusit


text: illusimus

title: illusimus


text: illusistis

title: illusistis


text: illuserunt

title: illuserunt


text: illuseris

title: illuseris


text: illuserit

title: illuserit


text: illuserimus

title: illuserimus


text: illuseritis

title: illuseritis


text: illuserint

title: illuserint


text: illuseram

title: illuseram


text: illuseras

title: illuseras


text: illuserat

title: illuserat


text: illuseramus

title: illuseramus


text: illuseratis

title: illuseratis


text: illuserant

title: illuserant


text: illudor

title: illudor


text: illuderis

title: illuderis


text: illuditur

title: illuditur


text: illudimur

title: illudimur


text: illudimini

title: illudimini


text: illuduntur

title: illuduntur


text: illudar

title: illudar


text: illudetur

title: illudetur


text: illudemur

title: illudemur


text: illudemini

title: illudemini


text: illudentur

title: illudentur


text: illudebar

title: illudebar


text: illudebaris

title: illudebaris


text: illudebatur

title: illudebatur


text: illudebamur

title: illudebamur


text: illudebamini

title: illudebamini


text: illudebantur

title: illudebantur


text: illudas

title: illudas


text: illudat

title: illudat


text: illudamus

title: illudamus


text: illudatis

title: illudatis


text: illudant

title: illudant


text: illuderem

title: illuderem


text: illuderes

title: illuderes


text: illuderet

title: illuderet


text: illuderemus

title: illuderemus


text: illuderetis

title: illuderetis


text: illuderent

title: illuderent


text: illuserim

title: illuserim


text: illusissem

title: illusissem


text: illusisses

title: illusisses


text: illusisset

title: illusisset


text: illusissemus

title: illusissemus


text: illusissetis

title: illusissetis


text: illusissent

title: illusissent


text: illudaris

title: illudaris


text: illudatur

title: illudatur


text: illudamur

title: illudamur


text: illudamini

title: illudamini


text: illudantur

title: illudantur


text: illuderer

title: illuderer


text: illudereris

title: illudereris


text: illuderetur

title: illuderetur


text: illuderemur

title: illuderemur


text: illuderemini

title: illuderemini


text: illuderentur

title: illuderentur


text: illudito

title: illudito


text: illudite

title: illudite


text: illuditote

title: illuditote


text: illudunto

title: illudunto


text: illuditor

title: illuditor


text: illuduntor

title: illuduntor


text: illusisse

title: illusisse


text:
inludens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: inludens


text:
illudens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) mocking, ridiculing

title: illudens


text: inludentes

title: inludentes


text: inludentia

title: inludentia


text: inludentis

title: inludentis


text: inludentium

title: inludentium


text: inludenti

title: inludenti


text: inludentibus

title: inludentibus


text: inludentem

title: inludentem


text: illudentes

title: illudentes


text: illudentia

title: illudentia


text: illudentis

title: illudentis


text: illudentium

title: illudentium


text: illudenti

title: illudenti


text: illudentibus

title: illudentibus


text: illudentem

title: illudentem


text:
illusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) mocked, ridiculed

title: illusus


text:
inlusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: inlusus


text: inlusa

title: inlusa


text: inlusum

title: inlusum


text: inlusae

title: inlusae


text: inlusorum

title: inlusorum


text: inlusarum

title: inlusarum


text: inluso

title: inluso


text: inlusis

title: inlusis


text: inlusam

title: inlusam


text: inlusos

title: inlusos


text: inlusas

title: inlusas


text: inluse

title: inluse


text: illusum

title: illusum


text: illusae

title: illusae


text: illusorum

title: illusorum


text: illusarum

title: illusarum


text: illusis

title: illusis


text: illusam

title: illusam


text: illusos

title: illusos


text: illusas

title: illusas


text: pepparn

title: pepparn


text:
unforsaken

Adjective

 * 1) Not forsaken.

title: unforsaken


text: peppars

title: peppars


text: pepparns

title: pepparns


text:
inmitto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to send in, into or against
 * 2) to insert

title: inmitto


text: inmittis

title: inmittis


text: inmittit

title: inmittit


text: inmittimus

title: inmittimus


text: inmittitis

title: inmittitis


text:
dendrobatid

Noun

 * 1)  Any member of the family  of poison dart frogs.

title: dendrobatid


text: inmittunt

title: inmittunt


text: inmittam

title: inmittam


text: inmittes

title: inmittes


text: inmittet

title: inmittet


text: inmittemus

title: inmittemus


text: dendrobatids

title: dendrobatids


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Etymology
From.

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Europlug

Noun

 * 1) A flat, two-pole domestic AC power plug suitable for use in most European countries.

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 * Finnish: europistoke
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Pikachu

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A small yellow rodent-like Pokémon species that has red cheeks and a tail shaped like a lightning bolt, and has electricity-related powers.

Usage notes
The official Pokémon products and video games use the plural Pikachu, although Pikachus is commonly used elsewhere.

Translations

 * Arabic: بيكاتشو
 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 比卡超
 * Mandarin:
 * French:
 * Georgian: პიკაჩუ
 * German:
 * Greek: Πίκατσου
 * Hebrew: פיקאצ'ו
 * Hindi: पिकाचू
 * Indonesian: Pikacu
 * Italian: Pikachu
 * Japanese: ピカチュウ
 * Korean: ^피카츄
 * Macedonian: Пикачу
 * Marathi: पिकाचू
 * Persian: پیکاچو
 * Portuguese: Pikachu
 * Russian:
 * Scots: Pikachu
 * Spanish: Pikachu
 * Swedish: Pikachu
 * Tagalog: Pikachu
 * Thai: พิกะจู
 * Vietnamese: Pikachu
 * Yiddish: פּיקאַטשוּ

Etymology
, from.

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Talk:Pikachu

Would the plural form be "Pikachu" or "Pikachus"? CyberSkull 04:16, 3 December 2008 (UTC)

 * -s makes a valid plural. No evidence found for other plural. DCDuring TALK 23:16, 11 December 2008 (UTC)

 * Not sure if this is true. Googling "two pikachu" gets over 7,000 matches on google. And indeed many Western writers seem to insist on not using the -s plural form for Japanese loan words (I particularly noticed this when reading Memoirs of a Geisha, the author would always say things like "two dojo", "three kimono", etc.) At any rate, it seems both forms are popular in one way or another, and the entry should reflect this. Tooironic 11:16, 25 August 2009 (UTC)

 * According to the official games, anime and manga in the English language, there is no change from singular to plural: That is, one Pikachu, two Pikachu, three Pikachu. The word "Pikachus" could also be shown as a popular plural, despite being non-official. --Daniel. 00:51, 27 August 2009 (UTC)

Archived from WT:RFD
Does not belong in Wiktionary. Does not denote anything else than a specific character from a specific series. Unable to find any usage which doesn't refer to Pokemon. Korodzik 16:09, 6 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Gesundheit! I mean, delete! bd2412 T 05:56, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

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 * NOOThat thentry isv.gud:def.2long[justneeds pic]noIPA, NO J-part!!--史凡 >voice-MSN/skypeme!RSI>typin=hard! 06:38, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

 * It doesn't make any sense to claim that our users wouldn't be able to find this on Wikipedia. If you've found Wiktionary, you must surely know how to use a search engine, and if you type in "Pikachu" on Google, the Wikipedia page is the first hit.  To get to the Wiktionary page you would probably have to drill down to about page number 19 kajillion. -- Visviva 07:35, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Just for reference, Pikachu was previously deleted twice before. Bendono 06:45, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Not sure about this. This is not associated with any Poketext, though I'm not quite sure what it means; this seems to show out-of-context use in children's speech.  This is also out of universe, but I'm not clear on whether it meets other criteria.  Oh, and this use of "Pikachu" to refer to MDMA mixed with heroin would be fantastic if we could cite it in use.  I think it would not be out the question to cite and define this usefully.  RFV? -- Visviva 07:35, 7 September 2009 (UTC)
 * I can't see your first link, but the second does seem to suggest "Pikachu" is moving toward being an all-purpose mythical creature like a unicorn. I'm not so sure about the third link; would the same sentence also count as an attributive use of Mickey Mantle, permitting an entry for him at Wiktionary? In the fourth link, it says MDMA mixed with PCP, not heroin. Angr 15:59, 7 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Ack, you're right, of course. I rather doubt if that has even one durably-archived use, anyway.  The first link is rather odd; in the middle of a discussion of cat physiology occurs the sentence: "Master of the quick sprint, Pikachu would never make a marathon runner because all that fabulous energy is quickly consumed."  My initial thought was that "Pikachu" was being used as a synonym (or nickname?) for a cat, but it may be that the author is just drawing an implicit analogy between cats and the fictional character; in which case this is again out of context, but not out of universe.  Man, citing fictional proper names is a pain.  (I do think we should have an entry for Mickey Mantle, as there are interesting ways in which his name is used, including in that quote; but I realize this would face an uphill climb.) -- Visviva 05:08, 8 September 2009 (UTC)

 * Delete if it refers only to the specific Pokémon beast; otherwise, we might as well include every Pokémon, which encompasses some hundreds of made-up names representing made-up animals. Equinox ◑ 04:15, 8 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Delete, we're not a Pokédex. –blurpeace (talk) 08:07, 8 September 2009 (UTC)
 * We could, however, list them in an appendix of in-universe terms. bd2412 T 04:33, 14 September 2009 (UTC)
 * It still doesn't seem a good idea to me. How do we decide which Pokemon species go into such an appendix and which don't? Sooner or later the situation from Wikipedia would repeat.Korodzik 18:53, 14 September 2009 (UTC)
 * Deleted, almost 100% agreement on this. Mglovesfun (talk) 19:05, 14 September 2009 (UTC)

Restored
Since incarnation of WT:FICTION there have been two deletions, the most recent based on a claim that this does not meet WT:CFI. However, the criteria allow terms originating in fictional universes provided there are "three citations which are independent of reference to that universe". The prior deletion was based on one contributor's claim that s/he could not find citations independent of the fictional universe. However this did not follow procedure as it was never requested for verification. There are now half a dozen citations that do not mention Pokemon or anything else within Pokemon whatsoever. Apart from the recentness this could almost be clearly widespread use. The entry is now restored. DAVilla 12:57, 7 December 2010 (UTC)

RFV discussion
Not the toy sense in this case but "A cocktail made with sake, pineapple juice, and grenadine." I searched for Pikachu along with words like drink and cocktail on Google Books and Usenet and couldn't find this. Equinox ◑ 18:11, 7 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Not even one Usenet hit for pikachu with grenadine. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:39, 7 December 2010 (UTC)

 * I doubt it'd be used in any texts. There is some evidence of the existence of the drink however, such as Pikachu_(cocktail) (Canadian French in origin). The cocktail is a relatively new invention, so might not satisfy CFI. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 23:58, 7 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Honestly it doesn't look real. Just one reference on that Wikipedia page. Hard to find even mentions of it online. DAVilla 07:15, 8 December 2010 (UTC)
 * The WP article is brand new, too. —msh210℠ (talk) 07:24, 8 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I've nominated the Wikipedia article for deletion, giving the reason "neologism". Mglovesfun (talk) 10:18, 8 December 2010 (UTC)
 * The WP article has been deleted. --Yair rand (talk) 08:31, 16 December 2010 (UTC)

Failed, deleted. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:32, 11 January 2011 (UTC)

Pokémon & related
As Pokémon and Baby Pokémon got removed, so should the Pokémon terms Basic Pokémon, Pikachu, Eevolution, Pokédollar, Pokémaniac, Pokéfan. It's simply ridiculous to delete the more common word "Pokémon" but not to delete those more uncommon words like "Basic Pokémon" and "Eevolution" and those compounds with the word "Pokémon" like "Basic Pokémon". -93.196.241.55 12:25, 11 September 2014 (UTC)
 * Well, that's quite a big mixture of terms. At the very least, Pokémaniac and Pokéfan should be kept, because they're not in-universe terms. Basic Pokémon is a clear delete. Pikachu... well, maybe it's used generically, like Godzilla? Should probably be RFV'd. Eevolution and Pokédollar are weird, because they're not actually terms from Pokémon, they're words invented by fans to describe parts of the game. Going by the letter of WT:FICTION, these pass - I don't know whether they're really in the spirit of the rule though. Smurrayinchester (talk) 12:44, 11 September 2014 (UTC)

 * Even though I was in the vanguard of deleting Pokémon universe stuff, I don't agree with you on all of these. The word "Pokéfan" does not describe something that only exists within the P~ universe (like the creature "Pikachu"); rather it describes a real-world fan, a thing in the world, and outside the game and series. Compare X-Phile (fan of The X-Files). I think we should keep such terms. Equinox ◑ 12:59, 11 September 2014 (UTC)

 * To be specific: I think (unless they are not CFI-attestable) we should keep Pokémaniac and Pokéfan, which are real-world entities; probably delete Pokédollar and Eevolution, which appear to be fan-created terms but are restricted to the single fictional universe; and delete Basic Pokémon and Pikachu, which are "official" in-universe terms. Equinox ◑ 13:10, 11 September 2014 (UTC)

 * Anybody think Poké- is attestable enough for creation as a prefix, much like Mc- in regard to McDonalds? Pur ple back pack 89  13:26, 11 September 2014 (UTC)

-93.196.241.55 14:37, 11 September 2014 (UTC)
 * @Smurrayinchester: "Pokédollar" is an official in-universe Pokémon term - at least in some non-English regions (and at least accourding to Pokémon wikis like bulbapedia and pokewiki).
 * In case of "Pokémaniac": Is it used outside the Pokémon universe and is it not just another spelling of the in-universe terms "PokéManiac" resp. "Poké Maniac"?
 * In case of "Poké-": When counting in-universe terms, then it should be. When not counting them, then maybe not. Also: Doesn't "Mc-" come from Scottish names and not from McDonalds (like that Highlander guy "Connor MacLeod" though it's "Mac-" there)?
 * Keep Pokéfan and Pokémaniac. There's as much cause to delete these as there is to delete Trekkie. Also keep Eevolution and Pokédollar. WT:FICTION doesn't apply here, since both of these terms originate from the Pokémon fandom, not the official Pokémon franchise, and there's nothing in WT:FICTION that precludes the inclusion of fandom slang used within a specific fandom (so long as it's citable). -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 23:49, 11 September 2014 (UTC)
 * Keep. No valid deletion rationale given (nothing in WT:CFI about deleting 'simply ridiculous' entries). Feel free to RFV anything that might not pass. Renard Migrant (talk) 16:56, 12 September 2014 (UTC)

 * Keep the nominated Basic Pokémon, Pikachu, Eevolution, Pokédollar, Pokémaniac, Pokéfan. No added value for the dictionary in removing these; no CFI-related rationale was stated by the nominator. Pokémon failed RFV and should ideally be restored with citations. --Dan Polansky (talk) 18:47, 14 September 2014 (UTC)

 * Keep all, undecided about Basic Pokémon. Restore Pokémon. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 01:49, 15 September 2014 (UTC)
 * Keep all. Restore Pokémon and Baby Pokémon. Tharthan (talk) 19:52, 27 September 2014 (UTC)

 * Strong keep on all of these including Pikachu. The citation page proves that people use "Pikachu" without giving the context that it is a Pokémon. Khemehekis (talk) 05:10, 30 September 2014 (UTC)

 * RFD kept as either per consensus or per no consensus for deletion. For Pokéfan and Pokémaniac, I see consensus for keeping. For Basic Pokémon, Pikachu, Eevolution, and Pokédollar, I see no consensus for deletion (at least 4 keep alls: Renard, Dan, Anatoli, Tharthan; I discard Khemehekis as non-contributor at this point). --Dan Polansky (talk) 11:19, 30 November 2014 (UTC)

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Numeral

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bolt-on

Noun

 * 1)  An accessory that can be bolted on or otherwise attached.
 * 2)  A functionality or service that can be added to an existing arrangement or plan (for example, a mobile telephone subscription).
 * 1)  A functionality or service that can be added to an existing arrangement or plan (for example, a mobile telephone subscription).
 * 1)  A functionality or service that can be added to an existing arrangement or plan (for example, a mobile telephone subscription).
 * 1)  A functionality or service that can be added to an existing arrangement or plan (for example, a mobile telephone subscription).
 * 1)  A functionality or service that can be added to an existing arrangement or plan (for example, a mobile telephone subscription).

Adjective

 * 1) Of an accessory: capable of being bolted on or otherwise attached.
 * 2)  Used to extend an existing system, operating as an add-on or plug-in.
 * 1)  Used to extend an existing system, operating as an add-on or plug-in.
 * 1)  Used to extend an existing system, operating as an add-on or plug-in.
 * 1)  Used to extend an existing system, operating as an add-on or plug-in.

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mizet

Verb

 * 1) to disappear
 * 2) to melt
 * 3) to melt away, to wane
 * 4) to wear off

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Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to   upon
 * 2)  to, ,
 * 3)  to  (something to someone), to  (something  to someone)
 * 1)  to  (something to someone), to  (something  to someone)

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