text: diffamais

title: diffamais


text: diffamait

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

title: diffamait


text: diffamions

title: diffamions


text: diffamiez

title: diffamiez


text: diffamaient

title: diffamaient


text: diffamâmes

title: diffamâmes


text: diffamâtes

title: diffamâtes


text: diffamèrent

title: diffamèrent


text: diffameras

title: diffameras


text: diffamera

title: diffamera


text: diffamerons

title: diffamerons


text: diffamerez

title: diffamerez


text: diffameront

title: diffameront


text: diffamerais

title: diffamerais


text: diffamerait

title: diffamerait


text: diffamerions

title: diffamerions


text: diffameriez

title: diffameriez


text: diffameraient

title: diffameraient


text: diffamasses

title: diffamasses


text: diffamât

title: diffamât


text: diffamassions

title: diffamassions


text: diffamassiez

title: diffamassiez


text: diffamassent

title: diffamassent


text:
человеконенавистник

Noun

 * 1) misanthrope

title: человеконенавистник


text:
świadomy

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) conscious
 * 2) aware, conscious

title: świadomy


text:
sản xuất

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) production

Verb

 * 1) to produce

title: sản xuất


text: fascere

title: fascere


text: fascettari

title: fascettari


text: fascicolatrici

title: fascicolatrici


text: fascinaie

title: fascinaie


text: fasometri

title: fasometri


text: fasori

title: fasori


text:
Talk:xuất

Derivation
Does this word derive from 出? 71.66.97.228 22:29, 23 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:xuất


text: fascicolari

title: fascicolari


text: fastigiata

title: fastigiata


text: fastigiati

title: fastigiati


text: moineries

title: moineries


text: sandres

title: sandres


text: desseins

title: desseins


text: procurations

title: procurations


text: acomptes

title: acomptes


text: barbarismes

title: barbarismes


text: asbestes

title: asbestes


text: obturations

title: obturations


text: absoutes

title: absoutes


text: libertins

title: libertins


text: patriarcats

title: patriarcats


text: hédonismes

title: hédonismes


text: dénonciations

title: dénonciations


text: ichtyologues

title: ichtyologues


text: ambons

title: ambons


text: serrureries

title: serrureries


text: toitures

title: toitures


text: hystéries

title: hystéries


text: améthystes

title: améthystes


text: baumes

title: baumes


text: hysopes

title: hysopes


text: mécanothérapistes

title: mécanothérapistes


text: plasturgies

title: plasturgies


text: quinzomadaires

title: quinzomadaires


text: réestimations

title: réestimations


text: cancérologues

title: cancérologues


text: cancérologies

title: cancérologies


text:
человеконенавистничество

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) misanthropy

title: человеконенавистничество


text: contremescisse

title: contremescisse


text: stupores

title: stupores


text: stuporis

title: stuporis


text: stuporum

title: stuporum


text: stuporibus

title: stuporibus


text: stuporem

title: stuporem


text:
phụ khoa

Etymology
.

title: phụ khoa


text:
человеконенавистнический

Adjective

 * 1) misanthropic

title: человеконенавистнический


text:
tarja

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tally
 * 2) plate
 * 3) shield

Etymology
From the same obsolete. Compare tarkó.

Noun

 * 1) cut of meat above the shoulder in cattle and swine

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) border decorative strip around the edge of something
 * 2) a black strip used to censor something
 * 3) a coloured strip on medication boxes used to indicate the level of danger from side effects
 * 4)  targe a type of small shield
 * 1)  targe a type of small shield

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) tally
 * 2) plate
 * 3) shield

title: tarja


text: Shèngdànjié

title: Shèngdànjié


text:
okolica

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) surroundings, vicinity, neighbourhood

title: okolica


text:
onsilo

Noun

 * 1)  cirque, cwm curved depression in a mountainside

title: onsilo


text:
pielgrzymka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pilgrimage

title: pielgrzymka


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/pl-2010-12/Clarification of language inclusion

Clarification of language inclusion

 * Voting on the principle that, for languages that are not natural languages, to be included each must have consensus for approval. (The alternatives are that only a majority is required, or that consensus is required for disapproval and otherwise approval is tentative.) The impact of this vote is clarification that the following constructed languages will not be included as they have not yet achieved consensus for inclusion. The ISO 639-3 code is shown when it exists:

Afrihili (afh), Blissymbols (zbl), Brithenig (bzt), Ceqli, Delason, D'ni, Dutton World Speedwords (dws), Ekspreso, Europanto, Glos, Glosa/Interglossa (igs), Jakelimotu, Kotava (avk), Kyerepon, Láadan (ldn), Latejami, Latino sine Flexione, Linga, Lingua Franca Nova (lfn), Romanica, Romanova (rmv), Sasxsek, Suoczil, Tceqli, Toki Pona

 * Vote starts: 00:00, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Vote ends: 24:00, 28 30 January 2011 (UTC)

 * Vote created: DAVilla 23:35, 23 December 2010 (UTC)
 * updated DAVilla 16:05, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Discussion:
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] WT:BP
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2010-12/Clarification of language inclusion

Consensus required for language inclusion

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support. Although I don't think it's ideal, it is important to have some certainty with something so fundamental. This does reflect status quo in my opinion. DAVilla 02:29, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support.--Prosfilaes 07:56, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 3) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support the current version (which only affects constructed languages). —Ruakh TALK 16:55, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 4) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Bequw → τ 06:42, 2 January 2011 (UTC)
 * 5) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] per Ruakh (16:55, 31 December 2010 (UTC)). —msh210℠ (talk) 15:33, 3 January 2011 (UTC)
 * 6) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support DCDuring TALK  12:17, 19 January 2011 (UTC)
 * 7) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Gauss 19:23, 23 January 2011 (UTC)

Majority required for language inclusion or exclusion

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] I'm going to add and support this option as I think it makes the most sense in general, given for instance Ruakh's example of language grouping. DAVilla 16:23, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

Consensus required for language exclusion

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] This option makes sense as well, since it falls under the principle that entries are to be included unless there is consensus for deletion. Support. DAVilla 16:41, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

Oppose all options

 * [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose  Despite the vote title, this actually seems very unclear to me. Is it only intended to cover constructed languages? Or does it presuppose that there's already a consensus for including all natural languages? (In the latter case, I wonder how this would affect cases of language splittism vs. mergism? What if neither Serbo-Croatian, nor B/C/S, can be shown to have consensus?) —Ruakh TALK 04:58, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * BTW, sorry for not commenting until now. I was out of the country, and didn't see it. —Ruakh TALK 05:00, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * This was actually meant to apply to all languages. There isn't a consensus for including all natural languages, not as language headings anyway. But you bring up a good point. I will rewrite the vote. DAVilla 15:51, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose. The general rule is all words, all languages, this is a founding principle of the project. I agree that this rule must be clarified. But I would first define some general and clear rules automatically allowing inclusion for almost all languages (I've already proposed such criteria elsewhere), and an approval vote should be required only for languages not meeting any of these criteria. Remember that consensus is the rule, and in many cases, votes cannot lead to a consensus. Unfortunately, everybody is aware of this fact. Lmaltier 08:57, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * What you propose is fine, and I even feel I'd support it, but it's outside the scope of this vote. Furthermore, your approach is the same, clarifying which of the languages are to be included, and all others to be banished unless they are bestowed some mercy, but only by consensus, as a mere half in favor would not grant any special status. DAVilla 16:15, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose   I think constructed languages which have an ISO code should be automatically considered approved. The others, which are not included in ISO, should need explicit approval. -- Prince Kassad 16:18, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * What you propose is fine, and I even feel I'd support it, but it's outside the scope of this vote. Furthermore, your approach is the same, clarifying which of the languages are to be included, and all others to be banished unless they are bestowed some mercy, but only by consensus, as a mere half in favor would not grant any special status. DAVilla 16:27, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

Comments

 * If anything, this vote reminds me that in general people cannot think abstractly votes are always more practical than abstract. DAVilla 18:34, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

Decision

 * 7 of the 9 voters, more than the supporters of any other option, support what is thereby the decided-upon option: For languages that are not natural languages, to be included each must have consensus for approval. —msh210℠ (talk) 04:04, 2 February 2011 (UTC)
 * = 78% in support; #participants: 9. --Dan Polansky 08:22, 19 March 2011 (UTC)


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kestokulutushyödyke

Noun

 * 1) durable good, durable

title: kestokulutushyödyke


text:
unrate

Verb

 * 1) To remove the rating from something.

title: unrate


text:
tiedekeskus

Noun

 * 1) science center

title: tiedekeskus


text:
Talk:идти

That's silly!
"Идёт дождь" and "Идёт снег" (3.+4.) actually ought to be grouped together! Since AFAIR "идёт" may be used with any kind of weather expression! Or should we go and list all kinds of (bad) weather, e. g. hailstorms, thunderstorms...instead? ;)) -andy 217.50.43.11 00:08, 24 December 2010 (UTC)

 * There is nothing silly about it! Different definitions and examples are added at different times by different people; in this case, by native Russians who may not know the best way to put it in English. Rather than moaning and complaining and insulting the volunteer editors, why don’t you just clean it up and fix it the way you think it should be. If you can’t do it, leave it for someone else to do. This is a collaborative effort and you can actually do some of the work when you see something that needs fixing. —Stephen (Talk) 19:20, 24 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:идти


text:
kisiskâciwani-sîpiy

Noun

 * 1) swift flowing river
 * 2) Saskatchewan River
 * 3) Saskatchewan (province)
 * 4) Swift Current, Saskatchewan

title: kisiskâciwani-sîpiy


text:
droicture

Noun

 * 1) right; entitlement

title: droicture


text:
endommaiger

Verb

 * 1) to damage cause damage

title: endommaiger


text:
Talk:儿

Also used in traditional?
Was/is this character ever used as traditional? The Nom Foundation database gives the Vietnamese readings of nhân and nhi. 71.66.97.228 00:20, 24 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes.—suzukaze (t・c) 22:53, 20 March 2016 (UTC)

Also hiragana or katakana?
Can 儿 also be used as hiragana or katakana in Japanese? 173.88.241.33 02:20, 23 April 2017 (UTC)

 * no, but ル looks similar.—suzukaze (t・c) 02:44, 23 April 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:儿


text: Template:frm-conj-ger

title: Template:frm-conj-ger


text:
Template:frm-conj-ger/documentation

Usage
Works the same as, except an extra 'e' is inserted before the 'g' before the vowels 'a' and 'o' (but not 'e' and 'i'). For, use  and not   which will add an extra 'g'. See for further information.

title: Template:frm-conj-ger/documentation


text:
Talk:㐀

Mandarin
Why is a Mandarin reading not given? One is listed at the Unihan database. 71.66.97.228 00:27, 24 December 2010 (UTC)

Done. 71.66.97.228 22:25, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:㐀


text:
Talk:㓅

Mandarin
Why is there no Mandarin reading given? One is listed at the Unihan database. 71.66.97.228 00:33, 24 December 2010 (UTC)

Fixed. 71.66.97.228 22:27, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:㓅


text: betwattling

title: betwattling


text:
craincte

Noun

 * 1) fear; worry; anxiety

title: craincte


text:
automatyczny

Etymology
+, from , neuter of , from +.

Adjective

 * 1) automatic
 * 2) automatic
 * 3) automatic
 * 1) automatic
 * 2) automatic

title: automatyczny


text: provocqué

title: provocqué


text: aymé

title: aymé


text:
provocquer

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to provoke

title: provocquer


text:
subyacer

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to underlie

title: subyacer


text:
suyvre

Etymology
From, from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to follow

title: suyvre


text:
Citations:Gyarados

 * 2004, Rick Riordan, Southtown, Tres Navarre, Random House, ISBN 0553583239, issue 5, page 203:
 * “My Gyarados is level thirty- five.” / I would’ve understood the statement just as well in Japanese, but I tried to exude enthusiasm.

title: Citations:Gyarados


text:
User:Lom Konkreta

Konkret lomit...

A vypit hochetsa, a deneg netu

title: User:Lom Konkreta


text:
Citations:Squirtle

 * 2006, Marjorie Williams and Timothy Noah, The Woman at the Washington Zoo, Writings on Politics, Family, and Fate, PublicAffairs, ISBN 1586484575, pages 253–254:
 * And it makes no difference that your four-year-old daughter is having night terrors, or is going through a phase where she needs her Barbie night-light and her Squirtle sippy cup and the mangy doll she drew hair onto with her blue magic marker, and even then won’t go to sleep unless you sing the dopey song you made up when she was two, that time she had chicken pox and itched all night.
 * 2016, Rich the Kid, "Goyard Pt. 2":
 * You a rat like Tom and Jerry/Wet you up like a Squirtle
 * 2016, Lil Yachty, "Rainbow":
 * We gon' jump you like a hurdle/Wet 'em up like Squirtle

title: Citations:Squirtle


text:
prăvălie

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shop, store

title: prăvălie


text:
kanyaró

Etymology
From a language.

Noun

 * 1)  measles

title: kanyaró


text: kanyarók

title: kanyarók


text:
Citations:Charizard

Noun: large dragon Pokémon

 * 2000, Computer Currents, Center Productions, volume 18, issues 1-4, page 24:
 * But we're not talking about holographic Charizard cards here — Tyler's eye was on a Van Gogh painting, an antique bed owned by Canada's first prime minister, John A. McDonald, and a Florida medical office.
 * 2001, Matthew Witten, Strange Bedfellows, A Jacob Burns Mystery, Thorndike Press, page 13:
 * How long would our sweet little boys stay Derek and Bernie? By this time next year, would they be Hulk Hogan and Macho Man, or Shaquille and Kobe, or Pikachu and Charizard?
 * 2002, Jim Dodge, Rain on the River, Selected Poems and Short Prose, Grove Press, ISBN 0802138969, page 121:
 * He turned fifty on a half-moon in early March, and after a dreamless decade —empty, inaccessible, or simply not memorable— he dreamed, that birthday night, of the pocket monster Charizard.
 * 2012 February, Noah Reed (contributor), Boys' Life, ISSN 0006-8608, volume 102, number 2, page 52:
 * How do you fit two Charizards and six Bulbasaurs on a bus? You Pok-em-on.
 * 2018 September 13, J. David Osborne, “Satellite of Love”, Dirty Boulevard, Down & Out Books, unpaged:
 * What tripped me out every time I did this, was that the marks always seemed more concerned with catching the Pokémon than with the gun I held, or the money I took. How would they get out of the woods or, more importantly, how would they catch their Charizards?
 * 2021 April 6, Eireann Corrigan, Remedy, Scholastic Incorporated, unpaged:
 * I look over to see if Alistair and Vishnu are eavesdropping but they are too busy arguing about the rarity of a first-edition holographic Shadowless Charizard.
 * 2021 April 27, Ben Kirby, PreachersNSneakers, Thomas Nelson, page 57:
 * Once my machines were up and running, I was earning up to $500 a month in quarters. That’s a mountain of holographic Pikachu and Charizard cards.

title: Citations:Charizard


text:
kalamajka

Etymology
From, named after , a town in Western Ukraine. (Probably unrelated to and .)

Noun

 * 1)  muddle

title: kalamajka


text: kalamajkák

title: kalamajkák


text:
Talk:dole

etymology for third meaning
I'm not a wiktionary person. However, there is a small problem with this entry. The etymology given does apply to the verb sense, and noun sense 1+2, however sense three derives via old french (presumably norma french) from the Latin dolus in the sense of grieve.

60.240.207.146 04:09, 24 December 2010 (UTC)

 * +1 (the third meaning is used, for example, in translations of Dante's "Divina Commedia", Inferno, Canto III). Someone who knows how to formally "branch out" the etymology paragraph please do so. – Ὁ οἶστρος 12:24, 1 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:dole


text:
núpur

Noun

 * 1) steep mountain, especially one that protrudes above a range of mountains

title: núpur


text:
kaliwa

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  have a

Verb

 * : to be sat on

Etymology
From with elision of the second, from Southern. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) left
 * 2)  left; left-wing
 * 1)  left; left-wing

Noun

 * 1) left
 * 2) left hand
 * 1) left hand

title: kaliwa


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Template talk:el-decl-adj

New format (December 2010)
This new format is based on that used for German adjectives (see gut). Please place below any comments about the format or grammar as applied generally. —Saltmarshαπάντηση 06:16, 24 December 2010 (UTC)
 * The template looks good. The only comment I have is about the comparative forms with πιο and the relative superlative forms, where we have in fact a duplication of declensions already presented in the table. Maybe it would be enough to mention the nominatives in three genders. Thus we'd be saved the trouble of wondering whether to include or not the vocatives. --flyax 13:23, 24 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I had been thinking that the πιο forms were not always applicable (in English you cannot say "more good" - or at least it does not sound correct). If it is universal, I'll rejig the form. —Saltmarshαπάντηση 15:13, 24 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I cannot guarantee that forms with πιο are are always applicable but I cannot think of an exception right now. However, this was not my point. My thought was that the part of the template with these forms could contain only one line, just to show that these forms exist. --flyax 21:08, 24 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Yes - I took on board you original point - I was just wondering how to "syntax" the template. Perhaps by setting a flag when a periphrastic form did not exist. I'll work on it! —Saltmarshαπάντηση 06:59, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

Updated new format (January 2011)
The following changes have been made:
 * 1) unnecessary and repetitios πιο forms have been removed
 * 2) a case/number/gender label has been introduced on the positive forms table

This hopefully answers points raised. —Saltmarshαπάντηση 17:08, 17 January 2011 (UTC)

head-extra needed
I think, dear mentor, an option of head-extra (overriding head) is needed. e.g. at αβλαβέστερος (comparative of αβλαβής) we have the Decl. with head positive forms of. Perhaps (I am copying from verbs)
 * {{#if:{{{head-extra|}}}| ({{{head-extra|}}})

or something like that? sarri.greek (talk) 08:18, 25 August 2018 (UTC)

 * {{ping|Sarri.greek}} as a short term solution, and following the example of nouns, I've changed the header to "declension of …". This well obviated the need of checking and perhaps editing existing entries, new entries will not be "incorrect" if created by ignoramuses (αδαείς) like me! — Salt  marsh . 05:34, 26 August 2018 (UTC)

 * Oh, your humour . It looks good! Thanks sarri.greek (talk) 05:37, 26 August 2018 (UTC)

title: Template talk:el-decl-adj


text:
Chandlerish

Etymology
From, after writer Raymond Chandler.

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling the work of author Raymond Chandler in style or theme
 * 2) * 1997 The BFI companion to crime, Volume 1997, Part 2, University of California Press, p44
 * These include Miller and artist David Mazzucchelli’s Batman: Year One (19867) [sic] which covers Bruce Wayne’s (and Jim Gordon’s) first weeks on the streets, in a Chandlerish tale of crooked cops and a rotten city
 * 1) * 1997 The BFI companion to crime, Volume 1997, Part 2, University of California Press, p44
 * These include Miller and artist David Mazzucchelli’s Batman: Year One (19867) [sic] which covers Bruce Wayne’s (and Jim Gordon’s) first weeks on the streets, in a Chandlerish tale of crooked cops and a rotten city

title: Chandlerish


text:
Chandlerism

Etymology
From, after writer Raymond Chandler.

Noun

 * 1) A passage of writing or dialogue that uses vivid and lyrical metaphors or similes, characteristic of the work of writer Raymond Chandler.
 * 2) * 1999 Anthony Boucher, letter to Kenneth Millar, published in Tom Nolan (1999) Ross Macdonald: a biography, p114
 * I'm especially struck with the way you turn the Chandlerism, the colorful unlikely metaphor or simile, into legitimate novelistic indication of character, rather than trick writing for its own sake.
 * I'm especially struck with the way you turn the Chandlerism, the colorful unlikely metaphor or simile, into legitimate novelistic indication of character, rather than trick writing for its own sake.

title: Chandlerism


text:
Fu Manchu moustache

Etymology
Associated with, the villain in a series of novels written by Sax Rohmer in the first half of the 20th century.

Noun

 * 1) A long, thin, drooping mustache.

title: Fu Manchu moustache


text: Fu Manchu moustaches

title: Fu Manchu moustaches


text:
sécheuse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  dryer laundry appliance

Derived terms

 * washer-dryer

title: sécheuse


text: Fu Manchu mustaches

title: Fu Manchu mustaches


text:
escrevo

Verb

 * 1) ; "I write"

title: escrevo


text:
inextensibility

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being inextensible

title: inextensibility


text: polyspectra

title: polyspectra


text:
polyspectrum

Noun

 * 1)  A higher-order spectrum of a multivariate stationary time series

title: polyspectrum


text:
interbinary

Adjective

 * 1)  Between the components of a binary star.

title: interbinary


text:
faxed star

Etymology
From, from , equivalent to , from the tail appearing as though the star had hair.

Noun

 * 1)  A comet; meteor.

title: faxed star


text: faxed-star

title: faxed-star


text:
mobiele telefoon

Etymology
Literally, “mobile telephone”.

Noun

 * 1) mobile phone, cell phone

title: mobiele telefoon


text: faxed stars

title: faxed stars


text:
cooperor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to work together with another; to cooperate
 * 2) to combine or unite

title: cooperor


text: cooperaris

title: cooperaris


text: cooperatur

title: cooperatur


text: cooperamur

title: cooperamur


text: cooperamini

title: cooperamini


text: cooperantur

title: cooperantur


text: cooperabor

title: cooperabor


text: cooperaberis

title: cooperaberis


text: cooperabitur

title: cooperabitur


text: cooperabimur

title: cooperabimur


text: cooperabimini

title: cooperabimini


text: cooperabuntur

title: cooperabuntur


text: cooperabar

title: cooperabar


text: cooperabaris

title: cooperabaris


text: cooperabatur

title: cooperabatur


text: cooperabamur

title: cooperabamur


text: cooperabamini

title: cooperabamini


text: cooperabantur

title: cooperabantur


text: cooperer

title: cooperer


text: coopereris

title: coopereris


text: cooperetur

title: cooperetur


text: cooperemur

title: cooperemur


text: cooperemini

title: cooperemini


text: cooperentur

title: cooperentur


text: cooperarer

title: cooperarer


text: cooperareris

title: cooperareris


text: cooperaretur

title: cooperaretur


text: cooperaremur

title: cooperaremur


text: cooperaremini

title: cooperaremini


text: cooperarentur

title: cooperarentur


text: cooperantor

title: cooperantor


text: cooperari

title: cooperari


text: dilectissimus

title: dilectissimus


text: dilectissima

title: dilectissima


text: dilectissimum

title: dilectissimum


text: dilectissimi

title: dilectissimi


text: dilectissimae

title: dilectissimae


text: dilectissimorum

title: dilectissimorum


text: dilectissimarum

title: dilectissimarum


text: dilectissimo

title: dilectissimo


text: dilectissimis

title: dilectissimis


text: dilectissimam

title: dilectissimam


text: dilectissimos

title: dilectissimos


text: dilectissimas

title: dilectissimas


text: dilectissime

title: dilectissime


text:
dirigens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) directing, steering
 * 2) distributing, scattering

title: dirigens


text: dirigentia

title: dirigentia


text: dirigentis

title: dirigentis


text: dirigentium

title: dirigentium


text: dirigentibus

title: dirigentibus


text: dirigentem

title: dirigentem


text:
disciplinatus

Etymology
Diminutive of.

Adjective

 * 1) instructed, trained
 * 2) disciplined

title: disciplinatus


text: disciplinatum

title: disciplinatum


text: disciplinatae

title: disciplinatae


text: disciplinatorum

title: disciplinatorum


text: disciplinatarum

title: disciplinatarum


text: disciplinatis

title: disciplinatis


text: disciplinatam

title: disciplinatam


text: disciplinatos

title: disciplinatos


text: disciplinatas

title: disciplinatas


text: domita

title: domita


text: domiti

title: domiti


text: domitae

title: domitae


text: domitorum

title: domitorum


text: domitarum

title: domitarum


text:
domito

Etymology
, perfect passive participle of originating from, from , derived from the root.

Adjective

 * 1)  tamed

Etymology 1
Frequentative of.

Verb

 * 1)  to tame

Etymology 2
See

title: domito


text: domitis

title: domitis


text: domitam

title: domitam


text: domitos

title: domitos


text: domitas

title: domitas


text:
domite

Etymology
From Puy-de-Dôme, where it is found,.

Noun

 * 1)  A greyish variety of trachyte.

title: domite


text: domitum

title: domitum


text: compulsifs

title: compulsifs


text: considérant

title: considérant


text: coprésidée

title: coprésidée


text:
coprésider

Verb

 * 1) to co-preside

title: coprésider


text:
sludder

Noun

 * 1) talk conversation
 * 2) chat informal conversation

Noun

 * 1) nonsense, rubbish
 * 2) drivel, guff

Noun

 * 1) nonsense, rubbish

Noun

 * 1) slurred speech

title: sludder


text: sludderen

title: sludderen


text: sluddere

title: sluddere


text: sludderne

title: sludderne


text: sludders

title: sludders


text:
cosignataire

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cosignatory

title: cosignataire


text: sludderens

title: sludderens


text: cosignataires

title: cosignataires


text: sludderes

title: sludderes


text: sluddernes

title: sluddernes


text: sludderet

title: sludderet


text:
croquignolet

Adjective

 * 1)  cute; cutesy

title: croquignolet


text: cryptés

title: cryptés


text:
crânerie

Noun

 * 1) showing off

title: crânerie


text:
crâner

Etymology
From, from the same word meaning "skull, cranium," probably in reference to a reckless person driving forward with the head leading, similar to 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to show off

title: crâner


text: emanat

title: emanat


text: emanamus

title: emanamus


text: emanatis

title: emanatis


text: emanabo

title: emanabo


text: emanabis

title: emanabis


text: emanabit

title: emanabit


text: emanabimus

title: emanabimus


text: emanabitis

title: emanabitis


text: emanabunt

title: emanabunt


text: emanabam

title: emanabam


text: emanabat

title: emanabat


text: emanabamus

title: emanabamus


text: emanabatis

title: emanabatis


text: emanabant

title: emanabant


text: emanavisti

title: emanavisti


text: emanavit

title: emanavit


text: emanavimus

title: emanavimus


text: emanavistis

title: emanavistis


text: emanaverunt

title: emanaverunt


text: emanavero

title: emanavero


text: emanaveris

title: emanaveris


text: emanaverit

title: emanaverit


text: emanaverimus

title: emanaverimus


text: emanaveritis

title: emanaveritis


text: emanaverint

title: emanaverint


text: emanaveram

title: emanaveram


text: emanaveras

title: emanaveras


text: emanaverat

title: emanaverat


text: emanaveramus

title: emanaveramus


text: emanaveratis

title: emanaveratis


text: emanaverant

title: emanaverant


text: emanor

title: emanor


text: emanaris

title: emanaris


text: emanatur

title: emanatur


text: emanamur

title: emanamur


text: emanamini

title: emanamini


text: emanantur

title: emanantur


text: emanabor

title: emanabor


text: emanaberis

title: emanaberis


text: emanabitur

title: emanabitur


text: emanabimur

title: emanabimur


text: emanabimini

title: emanabimini


text: emanabuntur

title: emanabuntur


text: emanabar

title: emanabar


text: emanabaris

title: emanabaris


text: emanabatur

title: emanabatur


text: emanabamur

title: emanabamur


text: emanabamini

title: emanabamini


text: emanabantur

title: emanabantur


text: emanem

title: emanem


text: emanarem

title: emanarem


text: emanaret

title: emanaret


text: emanaremus

title: emanaremus


text: emanaretis

title: emanaretis


text: emanarent

title: emanarent


text: emanaverim

title: emanaverim


text: emanavissem

title: emanavissem


text: emanavisses

title: emanavisses


text: emanavisset

title: emanavisset


text: emanavissemus

title: emanavissemus


text: emanavissetis

title: emanavissetis


text: emanavissent

title: emanavissent


text:
emaner

Verb

 * 1) To give off, send out; emanate, radiate
 * 2) To promulgate

title: emaner


text: emaneris

title: emaneris


text: emanetur

title: emanetur


text: emanemur

title: emanemur


text: emanemini

title: emanemini


text: emanentur

title: emanentur


text: emanarer

title: emanarer


text: emanareris

title: emanareris


text: emanaretur

title: emanaretur


text: emanaremur

title: emanaremur


text: emanaremini

title: emanaremini


text: emanarentur

title: emanarentur


text:
dessaisir

Verb

 * 1)  to disseize, dispossess, or deprive of (the possession or the administration of),  to withdraw from (an authority) (a case or proceedings)
 * 2)  to deprive one's self of, to give up (the possession [or the administration] of), to relinquish, to part with, to let go,  to divest one's self of,  to relinquish jurisdiction in (a case or proceedings)
 * 1)  to deprive one's self of, to give up (the possession [or the administration] of), to relinquish, to part with, to let go,  to divest one's self of,  to relinquish jurisdiction in (a case or proceedings)
 * 1)  to deprive one's self of, to give up (the possession [or the administration] of), to relinquish, to part with, to let go,  to divest one's self of,  to relinquish jurisdiction in (a case or proceedings)

title: dessaisir


text: emanatote

title: emanatote


text: emananto

title: emananto


text: emanantor

title: emanantor


text: emanavisse

title: emanavisse


text: emanari

title: emanari


text:
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title: Thread:User talk:Internoob/Template:n-g


text:
tania

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  New cocoyam, yautia.
 * 2) * 1994, H Waaijenberg and E. Aguilar, Production and Partitioning of Dry Matter in Eddoe (Colocasia esculenta var. antiquorum) (Bib. Orton IICA / CATIE), page 3:
 * Most research on has been done on taro (C. esculenta var. esculenta), which is grown in Hawaii, the Pacific islands and the Philippines, where it is an important staple food. Assumptions about the development of eddoe have to be based on extrapolations from taro, which belongs to the same species but is grown for the main corm, or from tania  [...]. However, eddoe, taro and tania differ in their morphology and duration of growing period.
 * 1)  Taro.

Verb

 * 1) to tease, to joke with

title: tania


text: tanią

title: tanią


text:
parentism

Noun

 * 1)   Discrimination against parents.
 * 2)  Pathological or unhealthy parenting.
 * 3)  Parental determinism; the belief that parenting is responsible for the character and behavior of the child.
 * 4)  The promotion of having children as a social ideal.
 * 5)  The granting of absolute authority to parents.
 * 6)  Paternal or maternal feeling and behavior.
 * 7) The assumption of a parental role in the context of a relationship other than the parent-child relationship.
 * 8)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1)  Parental determinism; the belief that parenting is responsible for the character and behavior of the child.
 * 2)  The promotion of having children as a social ideal.
 * 3)  The granting of absolute authority to parents.
 * 4)  Paternal or maternal feeling and behavior.
 * 5) The assumption of a parental role in the context of a relationship other than the parent-child relationship.
 * 6)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1)  The promotion of having children as a social ideal.
 * 2)  The granting of absolute authority to parents.
 * 3)  Paternal or maternal feeling and behavior.
 * 4) The assumption of a parental role in the context of a relationship other than the parent-child relationship.
 * 5)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1)  Paternal or maternal feeling and behavior.
 * 2) The assumption of a parental role in the context of a relationship other than the parent-child relationship.
 * 3)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1)  Paternal or maternal feeling and behavior.
 * 2) The assumption of a parental role in the context of a relationship other than the parent-child relationship.
 * 3)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1) The assumption of a parental role in the context of a relationship other than the parent-child relationship.
 * 2)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1) The assumption of a parental role in the context of a relationship other than the parent-child relationship.
 * 2)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1) The assumption of a parental role in the context of a relationship other than the parent-child relationship.
 * 2)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1)  A cliché used by parents with their children.
 * 1)  A cliché used by parents with their children.

title: parentism


text:
emortuus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) died out or off

title: emortuus


text: emortua

title: emortua


text: emortuum

title: emortuum


text: emortui

title: emortui


text: emortuae

title: emortuae


text: emortuorum

title: emortuorum


text: emortuarum

title: emortuarum


text: emortuo

title: emortuo


text: emortuis

title: emortuis


text: emortuam

title: emortuam


text: emortuos

title: emortuos


text: emortuas

title: emortuas


text: emortue

title: emortue


text: enutristis

title: enutristis


text: epulata

title: epulata


text: epulatum

title: epulatum


text: epulati

title: epulati


text: epulatae

title: epulatae


text: epulatorum

title: epulatorum


text: epulatarum

title: epulatarum


text: epulato

title: epulato


text: epulatis

title: epulatis


text: epulatam

title: epulatam


text: epulatos

title: epulatos


text: epulatas

title: epulatas


text: epulate

title: epulate


text:
zweiunddreißig

Numeral

 * 1)  thirty-two (32)

title: zweiunddreißig


text: erugino

title: erugino


text: eruginas

title: eruginas


text: eruginat

title: eruginat


text: eruginamus

title: eruginamus


text: eruginatis

title: eruginatis


text: eruginant

title: eruginant


text: eruginabo

title: eruginabo


text: eruginabis

title: eruginabis


text: eruginabit

title: eruginabit


text: eruginabimus

title: eruginabimus


text: eruginabitis

title: eruginabitis


text: eruginabunt

title: eruginabunt


text: eruginabam

title: eruginabam


text: eruginabas

title: eruginabas


text: eruginabat

title: eruginabat


text: eruginabamus

title: eruginabamus


text: eruginabatis

title: eruginabatis


text: eruginabant

title: eruginabant


text: eruginavi

title: eruginavi


text: eruginavisti

title: eruginavisti


text: eruginavit

title: eruginavit


text: eruginavimus

title: eruginavimus


text: eruginavistis

title: eruginavistis


text: eruginaverunt

title: eruginaverunt


text: eruginavero

title: eruginavero


text: eruginaveris

title: eruginaveris


text: eruginaverit

title: eruginaverit


text: eruginaverimus

title: eruginaverimus


text: eruginaveritis

title: eruginaveritis


text: eruginaverint

title: eruginaverint


text: eruginaveram

title: eruginaveram


text: eruginaveras

title: eruginaveras


text: eruginaverat

title: eruginaverat


text: eruginaveramus

title: eruginaveramus


text: eruginaveratis

title: eruginaveratis


text: eruginaverant

title: eruginaverant


text: eruginem

title: eruginem


text: erugines

title: erugines


text: eruginet

title: eruginet


text: eruginemus

title: eruginemus


text: eruginetis

title: eruginetis


text: eruginent

title: eruginent


text: eruginarem

title: eruginarem


text: eruginares

title: eruginares


text: eruginaret

title: eruginaret


text: eruginaremus

title: eruginaremus


text: eruginaretis

title: eruginaretis


text: eruginarent

title: eruginarent


text: eruginaverim

title: eruginaverim


text: eruginavissem

title: eruginavissem


text: eruginavisses

title: eruginavisses


text: eruginavisset

title: eruginavisset


text: eruginavissemus

title: eruginavissemus


text: eruginavissetis

title: eruginavissetis


text: eruginavissent

title: eruginavissent


text: erugina

title: erugina


text: eruginato

title: eruginato


text: eruginate

title: eruginate


text: eruginatote

title: eruginatote


text: eruginanto

title: eruginanto


text: eruginavisse

title: eruginavisse


text:
exaltatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) exaltation
 * 2) pride, haughtiness

title: exaltatio


text: exaltationes

title: exaltationes


text: exaltationis

title: exaltationis


text: exaltationum

title: exaltationum


text: exaltationi

title: exaltationi


text: exaltationibus

title: exaltationibus


text: exaltationem

title: exaltationem


text: exaltatione

title: exaltatione


text: unrates

title: unrates


text: unrating

title: unrating


text:
exhonoro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to dishonour, disrespect
 * 2) to despise

title: exhonoro


text: exhonoras

title: exhonoras


text: exhonorat

title: exhonorat


text: exhonoramus

title: exhonoramus


text: exhonoratis

title: exhonoratis


text: exhonorant

title: exhonorant


text: exhonorabo

title: exhonorabo


text: exhonorabis

title: exhonorabis


text: exhonorabit

title: exhonorabit


text: exhonorabimus

title: exhonorabimus


text: exhonorabitis

title: exhonorabitis


text: exhonorabunt

title: exhonorabunt


text: exhonorabam

title: exhonorabam


text: exhonorabas

title: exhonorabas


text: exhonorabat

title: exhonorabat


text: exhonorabamus

title: exhonorabamus


text: exhonorabatis

title: exhonorabatis


text: exhonorabant

title: exhonorabant


text: exhonoravi

title: exhonoravi


text: exhonoravisti

title: exhonoravisti


text: exhonoravit

title: exhonoravit


text: exhonoravimus

title: exhonoravimus


text: exhonoravistis

title: exhonoravistis


text: exhonoraverunt

title: exhonoraverunt


text: exhonoravero

title: exhonoravero


text: exhonoraveris

title: exhonoraveris


text: exhonoraverit

title: exhonoraverit


text: exhonoraverimus

title: exhonoraverimus


text: exhonoraveritis

title: exhonoraveritis


text: exhonoraverint

title: exhonoraverint


text: exhonoraveram

title: exhonoraveram


text: exhonoraveras

title: exhonoraveras


text: exhonoraverat

title: exhonoraverat


text: exhonoraveramus

title: exhonoraveramus


text: exhonoraveratis

title: exhonoraveratis


text: exhonoraverant

title: exhonoraverant


text: exhonoror

title: exhonoror


text: exhonoraris

title: exhonoraris


text: exhonoratur

title: exhonoratur


text: exhonoramur

title: exhonoramur


text: exhonoramini

title: exhonoramini


text: exhonorantur

title: exhonorantur


text: exhonorabor

title: exhonorabor


text: exhonoraberis

title: exhonoraberis


text: exhonorabitur

title: exhonorabitur


text: exhonorabimur

title: exhonorabimur


text: exhonorabimini

title: exhonorabimini


text: exhonorabuntur

title: exhonorabuntur


text: exhonorabar

title: exhonorabar


text: exhonorabaris

title: exhonorabaris


text: exhonorabatur

title: exhonorabatur


text: exhonorabamur

title: exhonorabamur


text: exhonorabamini

title: exhonorabamini


text: exhonorabantur

title: exhonorabantur


text: exhonorem

title: exhonorem


text: exhonores

title: exhonores


text: exhonorastis

title: exhonorastis


text: exhonoret

title: exhonoret


text: exhonoremus

title: exhonoremus


text: exhonoretis

title: exhonoretis


text: exhonorent

title: exhonorent


text: exhonorarem

title: exhonorarem


text: exhonorares

title: exhonorares


text: exhonoraret

title: exhonoraret


text: exhonoraremus

title: exhonoraremus


text: exhonoraretis

title: exhonoraretis


text: exhonorarent

title: exhonorarent


text: exhonoraverim

title: exhonoraverim


text: exhonoravissem

title: exhonoravissem


text: exhonoravisses

title: exhonoravisses


text: exhonoravisset

title: exhonoravisset


text: exhonoravissemus

title: exhonoravissemus


text: exhonoravissetis

title: exhonoravissetis


text: exhonoravissent

title: exhonoravissent


text: exhonorer

title: exhonorer


text: exhonoreris

title: exhonoreris


text: exhonoretur

title: exhonoretur


text: exhonoremur

title: exhonoremur


text: exhonoremini

title: exhonoremini


text: exhonorentur

title: exhonorentur


text: exhonorarer

title: exhonorarer


text: exhonorareris

title: exhonorareris


text: exhonoraretur

title: exhonoraretur


text: exhonoraremur

title: exhonoraremur


text: exhonoraremini

title: exhonoraremini


text: exhonorarentur

title: exhonorarentur


text: exhonora

title: exhonora


text: exhonorato

title: exhonorato


text:
exhonorate

Etymology
Through false association with (as the verb can mean something like “restore someone’s honor”).

title: exhonorate


text: exhonoratote

title: exhonoratote


text: exhonoranto

title: exhonoranto


text: exhonorare

title: exhonorare


text: exhonorator

title: exhonorator


text: exhonorantor

title: exhonorantor


text: exhonoravisse

title: exhonoravisse


text: exhonorari

title: exhonorari


text:
exterminat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) exterminated, destroyed

title: exterminat


text: exterminamus

title: exterminamus


text: exterminatis

title: exterminatis


text: exterminabo

title: exterminabo


text: exterminabis

title: exterminabis


text: exterminabit

title: exterminabit


text: exterminabimus

title: exterminabimus


text: exterminabitis

title: exterminabitis


text: exterminabunt

title: exterminabunt


text: exterminabam

title: exterminabam


text: exterminabat

title: exterminabat


text: exterminabamus

title: exterminabamus


text: exterminabatis

title: exterminabatis


text: exterminabant

title: exterminabant


text: exterminavi

title: exterminavi


text: exterminavisti

title: exterminavisti


text: exterminavit

title: exterminavit


text: exterminavimus

title: exterminavimus


text: exterminavistis

title: exterminavistis


text: exterminaverunt

title: exterminaverunt


text: exterminavero

title: exterminavero


text: exterminaveris

title: exterminaveris


text: exterminaverit

title: exterminaverit


text: exterminaverimus

title: exterminaverimus


text: exterminaveritis

title: exterminaveritis


text: exterminaverint

title: exterminaverint


text: exterminaveram

title: exterminaveram


text: exterminaveras

title: exterminaveras


text: exterminaverat

title: exterminaverat


text: exterminaveramus

title: exterminaveramus


text: exterminaveratis

title: exterminaveratis


text: exterminaverant

title: exterminaverant


text: exterminor

title: exterminor


text: exterminaris

title: exterminaris


text: exterminatur

title: exterminatur


text: exterminamur

title: exterminamur


text: exterminamini

title: exterminamini


text: exterminantur

title: exterminantur


text: exterminabor

title: exterminabor


text: exterminaberis

title: exterminaberis


text: exterminabitur

title: exterminabitur


text: exterminabimur

title: exterminabimur


text: exterminabimini

title: exterminabimini


text: exterminabuntur

title: exterminabuntur


text: exterminabar

title: exterminabar


text: exterminabaris

title: exterminabaris


text: exterminabatur

title: exterminabatur


text: exterminabamur

title: exterminabamur


text: exterminabamini

title: exterminabamini


text: exterminabantur

title: exterminabantur


text: exterminet

title: exterminet


text: exterminemus

title: exterminemus


text: exterminetis

title: exterminetis


text: exterminaret

title: exterminaret


text: exterminaremus

title: exterminaremus


text: exterminaretis

title: exterminaretis


text: exterminarent

title: exterminarent


text: exterminaverim

title: exterminaverim


text: exterminavissem

title: exterminavissem


text: exterminavisses

title: exterminavisses


text: exterminavisset

title: exterminavisset


text: exterminavissemus

title: exterminavissemus


text: exterminavissetis

title: exterminavissetis


text: exterminavissent

title: exterminavissent


text: extermineris

title: extermineris


text: exterminetur

title: exterminetur


text: exterminemur

title: exterminemur


text: exterminemini

title: exterminemini


text: exterminentur

title: exterminentur


text: exterminarer

title: exterminarer


text: exterminareris

title: exterminareris


text: exterminaretur

title: exterminaretur


text: exterminaremur

title: exterminaremur


text: exterminaremini

title: exterminaremini


text: exterminarentur

title: exterminarentur


text: exterminato

title: exterminato


text: exterminatote

title: exterminatote


text: exterminanto

title: exterminanto


text: exterminantor

title: exterminantor


text: exterminavisse

title: exterminavisse


text: exterminari

title: exterminari


text: fallentes

title: fallentes


text: fallentia

title: fallentia


text: fallentis

title: fallentis


text: fallentium

title: fallentium


text: fallenti

title: fallenti


text: fallentibus

title: fallentibus


text: fallentem

title: fallentem


text:
fraudatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cheated, swindled
 * 2) embezzled

title: fraudatus


text: fraudata

title: fraudata


text: fraudatum

title: fraudatum


text: fraudati

title: fraudati


text: fraudatae

title: fraudatae


text: fraudatorum

title: fraudatorum


text: fraudatarum

title: fraudatarum


text: fraudatam

title: fraudatam


text: fraudatos

title: fraudatos


text: fraudatas

title: fraudatas


text: dissociée

title: dissociée


text: défavorisée

title: défavorisée


text: défavorisés

title: défavorisés


text:
inanio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to empty (out) or evacuate

title: inanio


text: inanit

title: inanit


text: inanitis

title: inanitis


text: inaniunt

title: inaniunt


text: inaniam

title: inaniam


text: inanies

title: inanies


text: inaniet

title: inaniet


text: inaniemus

title: inaniemus


text: inanietis

title: inanietis


text: inanient

title: inanient


text: inaniebam

title: inaniebam


text: inaniebas

title: inaniebas


text: inaniebat

title: inaniebat


text: inaniebamus

title: inaniebamus


text: inaniebatis

title: inaniebatis


text: inaniebant

title: inaniebant


text: inanivi

title: inanivi


text: inanivisti

title: inanivisti


text: inanivit

title: inanivit


text: inanivimus

title: inanivimus


text: inanivistis

title: inanivistis


text: inaniverunt

title: inaniverunt


text: inanivero

title: inanivero


text: inaniveris

title: inaniveris


text: inaniverit

title: inaniverit


text: inaniverimus

title: inaniverimus


text: inaniveritis

title: inaniveritis


text: inaniverint

title: inaniverint


text: inaniveram

title: inaniveram


text: inaniveras

title: inaniveras


text: inaniverat

title: inaniverat


text: inaniveramus

title: inaniveramus


text: inaniveratis

title: inaniveratis


text: inaniverant

title: inaniverant


text: inanior

title: inanior


text: inaniris

title: inaniris


text: inanitur

title: inanitur


text: inanimur

title: inanimur


text: inanimini

title: inanimini


text: inaniuntur

title: inaniuntur


text: inaniar

title: inaniar


text: inanieris

title: inanieris


text: inanietur

title: inanietur


text: inaniemur

title: inaniemur


text: inaniemini

title: inaniemini


text: inanientur

title: inanientur


text: inaniebar

title: inaniebar


text: inaniebaris

title: inaniebaris


text: inaniebatur

title: inaniebatur


text: inaniebamur

title: inaniebamur


text: inaniebamini

title: inaniebamini


text: inaniebantur

title: inaniebantur


text: inanias

title: inanias


text: inaniat

title: inaniat


text: inaniamus

title: inaniamus


text: inaniatis

title: inaniatis


text: inaniant

title: inaniant


text: inanirem

title: inanirem


text: inanires

title: inanires


text: inaniret

title: inaniret


text: inaniremus

title: inaniremus


text: inaniretis

title: inaniretis


text: inanirent

title: inanirent


text: inaniverim

title: inaniverim


text: inanivissem

title: inanivissem


text: inanivisses

title: inanivisses


text: inanivisset

title: inanivisset


text: inanivissemus

title: inanivissemus


text: inanivissetis

title: inanivissetis


text: inanivissent

title: inanivissent


text: inaniaris

title: inaniaris


text: inaniatur

title: inaniatur


text: inaniamur

title: inaniamur


text: inaniamini

title: inaniamini


text: inaniantur

title: inaniantur


text: inanirer

title: inanirer


text: inanireris

title: inanireris


text: inaniretur

title: inaniretur


text:
défavoriser

Verb

 * 1) to disfavour; put out
 * 2) to disadvantage, to treat unfairly
 * 3) to discriminate

title: défavoriser


text: inaniremur

title: inaniremur


text: inaniremini

title: inaniremini


text: inanirentur

title: inanirentur


text: inanito

title: inanito


text: inanite

title: inanite


text: inanitote

title: inanitote


text: inaniunto

title: inaniunto


text: inanire

title: inanire


text: inanitor

title: inanitor


text: inaniuntor

title: inaniuntor


text: inanivisse

title: inanivisse


text: inaniri

title: inaniri


text: démentie

title: démentie


text:
démythifier

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to demystify
 * 2) to reveal
 * 3) to unlock

title: démythifier


text:
mythifier

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to mystify

title: mythifier


text:
dérangeant

Adjective

 * 1) unsettling
 * 2) disruptive

title: dérangeant


text: estampillés

title: estampillés


text: estampillées

title: estampillées


text: estampillée

title: estampillée


text:
inlectus

Etymology 1
Perfect passive participle of.

title: inlectus


text: inlecta

title: inlecta


text: inlectum

title: inlectum


text: inlecti

title: inlecti


text: inlectae

title: inlectae


text: inlectorum

title: inlectorum


text: inlectarum

title: inlectarum


text: inlecto

title: inlecto


text: inlectis

title: inlectis


text: inlectam

title: inlectam


text: inlectos

title: inlectos


text: inlectas

title: inlectas


text: inlecte

title: inlecte


text: illecta

title: illecta


text: illecti

title: illecti


text: illectae

title: illectae


text: illectorum

title: illectorum


text: illectarum

title: illectarum


text:
illecto

Verb

 * 1) to, to , to , to , to

title: illecto


text: illectis

title: illectis


text: illectam

title: illectam


text: illectos

title: illectos


text: illectas

title: illectas


text: illecte

title: illecte


text:
estampiller

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to stamp mark with a stamp

title: estampiller


text:
estampille

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) stamp device for imprinting
 * 2) stamp imprint made by a stamp

title: estampille


text:
inquietus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) restless
 * 2) unquiet
 * 1) unquiet

title: inquietus


text: exacerbées

title: exacerbées


text: inquietum

title: inquietum


text: inquietae

title: inquietae


text: inquietorum

title: inquietorum


text: inquietarum

title: inquietarum


text: inquietis

title: inquietis


text: inquietam

title: inquietam


text:
banliyö

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) suburb
 * 2)  suburban railway, commuter railway

title: banliyö


text:
varoş

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) suburb

title: varoş


text:
hasardeux

Adjective

 * 1) risky, hazardous
 * 2)  risk-taking; daring

title: hasardeux


text:
yörekent

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) suburb

title: yörekent


text: insevi

title: insevi


text: insevisti

title: insevisti


text: insevit

title: insevit


text: insevimus

title: insevimus


text: insevistis

title: insevistis


text: inseverunt

title: inseverunt


text: insevero

title: insevero


text: inseveris

title: inseveris


text: inseverit

title: inseverit


text: inseverimus

title: inseverimus


text: inseveritis

title: inseveritis


text: inseverint

title: inseverint


text: inseveram

title: inseveram


text: inseveras

title: inseveras


text: inseverat

title: inseverat


text: inseveramus

title: inseveramus


text: inseveratis

title: inseveratis


text: inseverant

title: inseverant


text: imprimées

title: imprimées


text: inseverim

title: inseverim


text: insevissem

title: insevissem


text: insevisses

title: insevisses


text: insevisset

title: insevisset


text: insevissemus

title: insevissemus


text: insevissetis

title: insevissetis


text: insevissent

title: insevissent


text: imprimée

title: imprimée


text: insevisse

title: insevisse


text: incendiées

title: incendiées


text: incendiés

title: incendiés


text: incendiée

title: incendiée


text: internationalisés

title: internationalisés


text: internationalisées

title: internationalisées


text: internationalisée

title: internationalisée


text:
interférer

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to interfere

title: interférer


text:
insitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sown, planted
 * 2) inserted
 * 3) implanted, grafted

title: insitus


text: insitum

title: insitum


text: insitae

title: insitae


text: insitorum

title: insitorum


text: insitarum

title: insitarum


text: insitam

title: insitam


text: insitos

title: insitos


text:
ironiser

Noun

 * 1) Someone who speaks ironically

Verb

 * 1) to be ironic
 * 2) to say ironically

title: ironiser


text: insitas

title: insitas


text: irradiés

title: irradiés


text: irradiées

title: irradiées


text: irradiée

title: irradiée


text:
insumo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to spend or expend (money, time, effort)
 * 2) to apply, employ or bestow

Etymology
Influenced by both 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  input (e.g. raw material, workforce, energy consumption, etc.)

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  supplies, materials

title: insumo


text: insumis

title: insumis


text: insumit

title: insumit


text: insumimus

title: insumimus


text: insumitis

title: insumitis


text: insumunt

title: insumunt


text: insumam

title: insumam


text: insumes

title: insumes


text: insumet

title: insumet


text: insumemus

title: insumemus


text: insumetis

title: insumetis


text: insument

title: insument


text: insumebam

title: insumebam


text: insumebas

title: insumebas


text: insumebat

title: insumebat


text: insumebamus

title: insumebamus


text: insumebatis

title: insumebatis


text: insumebant

title: insumebant


text: insumpsi

title: insumpsi


text: insumpsisti

title: insumpsisti


text: insumpsit

title: insumpsit


text: insumpsimus

title: insumpsimus


text: insumpsistis

title: insumpsistis


text: insumpserunt

title: insumpserunt


text: insumpsero

title: insumpsero


text: insumpseris

title: insumpseris


text: insumpserit

title: insumpserit


text: insumpserimus

title: insumpserimus


text: insumpseritis

title: insumpseritis


text: insumpserint

title: insumpserint


text: insumpseram

title: insumpseram


text: insumpseras

title: insumpseras


text: insumpserat

title: insumpserat


text: insumpseramus

title: insumpseramus


text: insumpseratis

title: insumpseratis


text: insumpserant

title: insumpserant


text: insumor

title: insumor


text: insumeris

title: insumeris


text: insumitur

title: insumitur


text: insumimur

title: insumimur


text:
irradier

Verb

 * 1) to irradiate sterilyse

title: irradier


text: insumimini

title: insumimini


text: insumuntur

title: insumuntur


text: insumar

title: insumar


text: insumetur

title: insumetur


text: insumemur

title: insumemur


text: insumemini

title: insumemini


text: insumentur

title: insumentur


text: insumebar

title: insumebar


text: insumebaris

title: insumebaris


text: insumebatur

title: insumebatur


text: insumebamur

title: insumebamur


text: insumebamini

title: insumebamini


text: insumebantur

title: insumebantur


text: insumas

title: insumas


text: insumat

title: insumat


text: insumamus

title: insumamus


text: insumatis

title: insumatis


text: insumant

title: insumant


text: insumerem

title: insumerem


text: insumeres

title: insumeres


text: insumeret

title: insumeret


text: insumeremus

title: insumeremus


text: insumeretis

title: insumeretis


text: insumerent

title: insumerent


text: insumpserim

title: insumpserim


text: insumpsissem

title: insumpsissem


text: insumpsisses

title: insumpsisses


text: insumpsisset

title: insumpsisset


text: insumpsissemus

title: insumpsissemus


text: insumpsissetis

title: insumpsissetis


text: insumpsissent

title: insumpsissent


text: insumaris

title: insumaris


text: insumatur

title: insumatur


text: insumamur

title: insumamur


text: insumamini

title: insumamini


text: insumantur

title: insumantur


text: insumerer

title: insumerer


text: insumereris

title: insumereris


text: insumeretur

title: insumeretur


text: insumeremur

title: insumeremur


text: insumeremini

title: insumeremini


text: insumerentur

title: insumerentur


text:
insume

Etymology
Borrowed from ; prefix +.

Verb

 * 1)  To take in; to absorb.

title: insume


text: insumito

title: insumito


text: insumite

title: insumite


text: insumitote

title: insumitote


text: insumunto

title: insumunto


text: insumere

title: insumere


text: insumitor

title: insumitor


text: insumuntor

title: insumuntor


text: insumpsisse

title: insumpsisse


text: insumi

title: insumi


text:
légitimité

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) legitimacy

title: légitimité


text: legitimity

title: legitimity


text:
invocatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) invoked
 * 2) called (by name)

title: invocatus


text: invocatum

title: invocatum


text: invocatae

title: invocatae


text: invocatorum

title: invocatorum


text: invocatarum

title: invocatarum


text: invocatam

title: invocatam


text: invocatos

title: invocatos


text: invocatas

title: invocatas


text:
maeror

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mourning, grief, lamentation
 * 2) sorrow
 * 1) sorrow
 * 1) sorrow
 * 1) sorrow

title: maeror


text: maerores

title: maerores


text: maeroris

title: maeroris


text: maerorum

title: maerorum


text: maerori

title: maerori


text: maeroribus

title: maeroribus


text: maerorem

title: maerorem


text: maerore

title: maerore


text:
marcesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to begin to wither, pine away; to grow feeble
 * 2) to pine or languish

Conjugation

 * The perfect is attested post-Classically.

title: marcesco


text: marcescis

title: marcescis


text: marcescit

title: marcescit


text: marcescimus

title: marcescimus


text: marcescitis

title: marcescitis


text: marcescunt

title: marcescunt


text: marcescam

title: marcescam


text: marcesces

title: marcesces


text: marcescet

title: marcescet


text: marcescemus

title: marcescemus


text: marcescetis

title: marcescetis


text: marcescebam

title: marcescebam


text: marcescebas

title: marcescebas


text: marcescebat

title: marcescebat


text: marcescebamus

title: marcescebamus


text: marcescebatis

title: marcescebatis


text: marcescebant

title: marcescebant


text: marcescas

title: marcescas


text: marcescat

title: marcescat


text: marcescamus

title: marcescamus


text: marcescatis

title: marcescatis


text: marcescant

title: marcescant


text: marcescerem

title: marcescerem


text: marcesceres

title: marcesceres


text: marcesceret

title: marcesceret


text: marcesceremus

title: marcesceremus


text: marcesceretis

title: marcesceretis


text: marcescerent

title: marcescerent


text: marcesce

title: marcesce


text: marcescito

title: marcescito


text: marcescite

title: marcescite


text: marcescitote

title: marcescitote


text: marcescunto

title: marcescunto


text: marcescere

title: marcescere


text: marcescisse

title: marcescisse


text: miseriae

title: miseriae


text: miseriarum

title: miseriarum


text: miseriis

title: miseriis


text: miseriam

title: miseriam


text:
obliviosus

Etymology
Formed from, from.

Adjective

 * 1) forgetful, oblivious
 * 2) wreaking forgetfulness, furthering the loss of conscience

title: obliviosus


text: obliviosum

title: obliviosum


text: obliviosae

title: obliviosae


text: obliviosorum

title: obliviosorum


text: obliviosarum

title: obliviosarum


text: obliviosis

title: obliviosis


text: obliviosam

title: obliviosam


text: obliviosos

title: obliviosos


text: obliviosas

title: obliviosas


text:
obumbratio

Noun

 * 1) shading, darkening
 * 2) obscuring

title: obumbratio


text: obumbrationes

title: obumbrationes


text: obumbrationis

title: obumbrationis


text: obumbrationum

title: obumbrationum


text: obumbrationi

title: obumbrationi


text: obumbrationibus

title: obumbrationibus


text: obumbrationem

title: obumbrationem


text: obumbratione

title: obumbratione


text:
occisio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) massacre, slaughter, murder

title: occisio


text: occisiones

title: occisiones


text: occisionis

title: occisionis


text: occisionum

title: occisionum


text: occisioni

title: occisioni


text: occisionibus

title: occisionibus


text: occisionem

title: occisionem


text: occisione

title: occisione


text:
passibilis

Adjective

 * 1) passible capable of feeling emotions

title: passibilis


text: passibiles

title: passibiles


text: passibilia

title: passibilia


text: passibilium

title: passibilium


text: passibilibus

title: passibilibus


text: passibilem

title: passibilem


text:
praeclarus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very clear or bright
 * 2) famous
 * 3) noble, excellent
 * 4) splendid, fine, beautiful
 * 1) splendid, fine, beautiful

title: praeclarus


text: praeclara

title: praeclara


text: praeclarum

title: praeclarum


text: praeclari

title: praeclari


text: praeclarae

title: praeclarae


text: praeclarorum

title: praeclarorum


text: praeclararum

title: praeclararum


text: praeclaro

title: praeclaro


text: praeclaris

title: praeclaris


text: praeclaram

title: praeclaram


text: praeclaros

title: praeclaros


text: praeclaras

title: praeclaras


text: presbyterorum

title: presbyterorum


text: presbytero

title: presbytero


text: presbyteros

title: presbyteros


text:
probatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) test, trial, inspection, examination
 * 2) approbation, approval, assent
 * 3) proof, demonstration

title: probatio


text: probationes

title: probationes


text: probationis

title: probationis


text: probationum

title: probationum


text: probationi

title: probationi


text: probationibus

title: probationibus


text: probationem

title: probationem


text: probatione

title: probatione


text:
putrefacio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to rot or putrefy

title: putrefacio


text: putrefacis

title: putrefacis


text: putrefacit

title: putrefacit


text: putrefacimus

title: putrefacimus


text: putrefacitis

title: putrefacitis


text: putrefaciunt

title: putrefaciunt


text: putrefaciam

title: putrefaciam


text: putrefacies

title: putrefacies


text: putrefaciet

title: putrefaciet


text: putrefaciemus

title: putrefaciemus


text: putrefacietis

title: putrefacietis


text: putrefaciebam

title: putrefaciebam


text: putrefaciebas

title: putrefaciebas


text: putrefaciebat

title: putrefaciebat


text: putrefaciebamus

title: putrefaciebamus


text: putrefaciebatis

title: putrefaciebatis


text: putrefaciebant

title: putrefaciebant


text: putrefecisti

title: putrefecisti


text: putrefecit

title: putrefecit


text: putrefecimus

title: putrefecimus


text: putrefecistis

title: putrefecistis


text: putrefecerunt

title: putrefecerunt


text: putrefeceris

title: putrefeceris


text: putrefecerit

title: putrefecerit


text: putrefecerimus

title: putrefecerimus


text: putrefeceritis

title: putrefeceritis


text: putrefecerint

title: putrefecerint


text: putrefeceram

title: putrefeceram


text: putrefeceras

title: putrefeceras


text: putrefecerat

title: putrefecerat


text: putrefeceramus

title: putrefeceramus


text: putrefeceratis

title: putrefeceratis


text: putrefecerant

title: putrefecerant


text: putrefio

title: putrefio


text: putrefis

title: putrefis


text: putrefit

title: putrefit


text: putrefimus

title: putrefimus


text: putrefitis

title: putrefitis


text: putrefiunt

title: putrefiunt


text: putrefiam

title: putrefiam


text: putrefiet

title: putrefiet


text: putrefiemus

title: putrefiemus


text: putrefietis

title: putrefietis


text: putrefient

title: putrefient


text: putrefiebam

title: putrefiebam


text: putrefiebas

title: putrefiebas


text: putrefiebat

title: putrefiebat


text: putrefiebamus

title: putrefiebamus


text: putrefiebatis

title: putrefiebatis


text: putrefiebant

title: putrefiebant


text: putrefacias

title: putrefacias


text: putrefaciat

title: putrefaciat


text: putrefaciamus

title: putrefaciamus


text: putrefaciatis

title: putrefaciatis


text: putrefaciant

title: putrefaciant


text: putrefacerem

title: putrefacerem


text: putrefaceres

title: putrefaceres


text: putrefaceret

title: putrefaceret


text: putrefaceremus

title: putrefaceremus


text: putrefaceretis

title: putrefaceretis


text: putrefacerent

title: putrefacerent


text: putrefecerim

title: putrefecerim


text: putrefecissem

title: putrefecissem


text: putrefecisses

title: putrefecisses


text: putrefecisset

title: putrefecisset


text: putrefecissemus

title: putrefecissemus


text: putrefecissetis

title: putrefecissetis


text: putrefecissent

title: putrefecissent


text: putrefias

title: putrefias


text: putrefiat

title: putrefiat


text: putrefiamus

title: putrefiamus


text: putrefiatis

title: putrefiatis


text: putrefiant

title: putrefiant


text: putrefierem

title: putrefierem


text: putrefieres

title: putrefieres


text: putrefieret

title: putrefieret


text: putrefieremus

title: putrefieremus


text: putrefieretis

title: putrefieretis


text: putrefierent

title: putrefierent


text: putrefac

title: putrefac


text: putrefacito

title: putrefacito


text: putrefacite

title: putrefacite


text: putrefacitote

title: putrefacitote


text: putrefaciunto

title: putrefaciunto


text: putrefi

title: putrefi


text: putrefito

title: putrefito


text: putrefite

title: putrefite


text: putrefitote

title: putrefitote


text: putrefacere

title: putrefacere


text: putrefecisse

title: putrefecisse


text: putrefieri

title: putrefieri


text:
putrefactus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rotted, putrefied

title: putrefactus


text: putrefacta

title: putrefacta


text: putrefactum

title: putrefactum


text: putrefacti

title: putrefacti


text: putrefactae

title: putrefactae


text: putrefactorum

title: putrefactorum


text: putrefactarum

title: putrefactarum


text: putrefactis

title: putrefactis


text: putrefactam

title: putrefactam


text: putrefactos

title: putrefactos


text: putrefactas

title: putrefactas


text: putrefacte

title: putrefacte


text:
Yēsū

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) Jesus

title: Yēsū


text: ontsierden

title: ontsierden


text: ontsierd

title: ontsierd


text: ontsiere

title: ontsiere


text: ontsier

title: ontsier


text: ontsierde

title: ontsierde


text: ontsierend

title: ontsierend


text: ontsiert

title: ontsiert


text: schiet uit

title: schiet uit


text: schoten uit

title: schoten uit


text: schieten uit

title: schieten uit


text: schoot uit

title: schoot uit


text: uitschietend

title: uitschietend


text: uitschiet

title: uitschiet


text: uitschoot

title: uitschoot


text: schiete uit

title: schiete uit


text: uitschoten

title: uitschoten


text: schote uit

title: schote uit


text: uitgeschoten

title: uitgeschoten


text: uitschote

title: uitschote


text: uitschiete

title: uitschiete


text: relaxaríem

title: relaxaríem


text: relaxàveu

title: relaxàveu


text: relaxaries

title: relaxaries


text: relaxàrem

title: relaxàrem


text: relaxàreu

title: relaxàreu


text: relaxarien

title: relaxarien


text: relaxaríeu

title: relaxaríeu


text: relaxàvem

title: relaxàvem


text: relaxà

title: relaxà


text: relaxaven

title: relaxaven


text: relaxi

title: relaxi


text: relaxareu

title: relaxareu


text: relaxí

title: relaxí


text: relaxéssim

title: relaxéssim


text: relaxaren

title: relaxaren


text: relaxis

title: relaxis


text: relaxaran

title: relaxaran


text: relaxaves

title: relaxaves


text:
relaxen

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to relax

title: relaxen


text: relaxeu

title: relaxeu


text: relaxessis

title: relaxessis


text: relaxaràs

title: relaxaràs


text: relaxaré

title: relaxaré


text: relaxéssiu

title: relaxéssiu


text: relaxarà

title: relaxarà


text: relaxessin

title: relaxessin


text: dividim

title: dividim


text:
dividia

Noun

 * 1) division; discord, dissension
 * 2) disquiet, trouble, vexation, distress

title: dividia


text: dividirem

title: dividirem


text: dividiren

title: dividiren


text: divideix

title: divideix


text: dividires

title: dividires


text: dividiran

title: dividiran


text: dividireu

title: dividireu


text: dividiu

title: dividiu


text: dividiríeu

title: dividiríeu


text: divideixen

title: divideixen


text: dividíeu

title: dividíeu


text: dividíreu

title: dividíreu


text: divideixo

title: divideixo


text: dividírem

title: dividírem


text: dividiries

title: dividiries


text: dividiria

title: dividiria


text: dividint

title: dividint


text: dividiríem

title: dividiríem


text: divideixes

title: divideixes


text: divideixin

title: divideixin


text: dividiràs

title: dividiràs


text: dividíssiu

title: dividíssiu


text: dividíssim

title: dividíssim


text: dividirien

title: dividirien


text: divideixis

title: divideixis


text: dividissis

title: dividissis


text: dividies

title: dividies


text: dividíem

title: dividíem


text: dividissin

title: dividissin


text: divideixi

title: divideixi


text: dividirà

title: dividirà


text: dividien

title: dividien


text: combatis

title: combatis


text: combatíem

title: combatíem


text: combatríeu

title: combatríeu


text: combatéreu

title: combatéreu


text: combatéssiu

title: combatéssiu


text: combaté

title: combaté


text: combatràs

title: combatràs


text: combatíeu

title: combatíeu


text: combatríem

title: combatríem


text: combatérem

title: combatérem


text: combatéssim

title: combatéssim


text: combatut

title: combatut


text: combatessis

title: combatessis


text:
combati

Verb

 * 1) to combat

title: combati


text: combatessin

title: combatessin


text: combatrem

title: combatrem


text: combatés

title: combatés


text: combatran

title: combatran


text: combatem

title: combatem


text: combatia

title: combatia


text: combatria

title: combatria


text: combatin

title: combatin


text: combaties

title: combaties


text: combatreu

title: combatreu


text: combatrien

title: combatrien


text: combateu

title: combateu


text: combateres

title: combateres


text: combatries

title: combatries


text: combateren

title: combateren


text: combatrà

title: combatrà


text: combatré

title: combatré


text: combatien

title: combatien


text:
combatent

Adjective

 * 1) fighting, fighty

Noun

 * 1) fighter

title: combatent


text: cometries

title: cometries


text: cometeu

title: cometeu


text: cometeres

title: cometeres


text: cometies

title: cometies


text: cometreu

title: cometreu


text: cometeren

title: cometeren


text: cometem

title: cometem


text:
cometi

Etymology
From, present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1) to commit

title: cometi


text: cometé

title: cometé


text: cometessis

title: cometessis


text: cometràs

title: cometràs


text: cometíem

title: cometíem


text: cometien

title: cometien


text: cometessin

title: cometessin


text: cometíeu

title: cometíeu


text: cometrem

title: cometrem


text:
comès

Etymology
From.

title: comès


text: cometés

title: cometés


text: cometria

title: cometria


text: cometrien

title: cometrien


text: cometéreu

title: cometéreu


text: cometéssiu

title: cometéssiu


text: cometent

title: cometent


text: cometríem

title: cometríem


text: cometia

title: cometia


text: cometis

title: cometis


text: cometríeu

title: cometríeu


text: cometrà

title: cometrà


text: cometérem

title: cometérem


text: cometéssim

title: cometéssim


text: cometré

title: cometré


text: cometin

title: cometin


text: cometran

title: cometran


text: viatjareu

title: viatjareu


text: viatjares

title: viatjares


text: viatjant

title: viatjant


text: viatjaran

title: viatjaran


text: viatjarem

title: viatjarem


text: viatgí

title: viatgí


text: viatjaren

title: viatjaren


text: viatgi

title: viatgi


text: viatgin

title: viatgin


text: viatjaves

title: viatjaves


text: viatgis

title: viatgis


text: viatjaria

title: viatjaria


text: viatjà

title: viatjà


text: viatja

title: viatja


text: viatjaràs

title: viatjaràs


text: viatjo

title: viatjo


text: viatgeu

title: viatgeu


text: viatjàrem

title: viatjàrem


text: viatjaré

title: viatjaré


text: viatjàveu

title: viatjàveu


text: viatjava

title: viatjava


text: viatgen

title: viatgen


text: viatgem

title: viatgem


text: viatjàreu

title: viatjàreu


text: viatjarà

title: viatjarà


text: viatgessis

title: viatgessis


text: viatjarien

title: viatjarien


text: viatgés

title: viatgés


text: viatgéssim

title: viatgéssim


text: viatjaríeu

title: viatjaríeu


text: viatjaven

title: viatjaven


text: viatgéssiu

title: viatgéssiu


text: viatjaríem

title: viatjaríem


text: viatjat

title: viatjat


text: viatjàvem

title: viatjàvem


text: viatgessin

title: viatgessin


text: viatjaries

title: viatjaries


text: corregiran

title: corregiran


text: corregiríem

title: corregiríem


text: corregiren

title: corregiren


text: corregirem

title: corregirem


text: corregireu

title: corregireu


text: corregires

title: corregires


text: corregint

title: corregint


text: corregiríeu

title: corregiríeu


text: corregiu

title: corregiu


text: corregit

title: corregit


text: corregirà

title: corregirà


text: corregeixo

title: corregeixo


text: corregeixi

title: corregeixi


text: corregia

title: corregia


text: corregim

title: corregim


text: corregeixes

title: corregeixes


text: corregírem

title: corregírem


text: corregíssim

title: corregíssim


text: corregeixin

title: corregeixin


text: corregeix

title: corregeix


text: corregies

title: corregies


text: corregissin

title: corregissin


text: corregíssiu

title: corregíssiu


text: corregissis

title: corregissis


text: corregien

title: corregien


text: corregeixis

title: corregeixis


text: corregiràs

title: corregiràs


text: corregeixen

title: corregeixen


text: corregíreu

title: corregíreu


text: corregíem

title: corregíem


text: corregiries

title: corregiries


text: corregirien

title: corregirien


text: corregiria

title: corregiria


text: corregíeu

title: corregíeu


text: Yēhéhuá

title: Yēhéhuá


text:
tweënzestig

Numeral

 * 1) sixty-two

title: tweënzestig


text:
zesentachtig

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) eighty-six

title: zesentachtig


text:
achtentachtig

Etymology
Compound of.

Numeral

 * 1) eighty-eight

title: achtentachtig


text:
zevenentachtig

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) eighty-seven

title: zevenentachtig


text:
intactivism

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) The advocacy of a right to genital integrity, i.e., the right of a person to not be subjected to involuntary, nontherapeutic modification of their genitals. This includes opposition to infant male circumcision and female circumcision, and may also extend to supporting protection of intersex people against involuntary gender reassignment and other nontherapeutic genital surgeries.

Related terms

 * genitalia
 * genitalia
 * genitalia
 * genitalia
 * genitalia

Translations

 * Yiddish: אָרלָה אַקטיוויזמוּס

title: intactivism


text:
vijfentachtig

Numeral

 * 1) eighty-five

title: vijfentachtig


text:
negenennegentig

Numeral

 * 1) ninety-nine

title: negenennegentig


text:
drieënnegentig

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) ninety-three

title: drieënnegentig


text: Tiānzhǔ

title: Tiānzhǔ


text:
zesennegentig

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) ninety-six

title: zesennegentig


text:
tweeënnegentig

Numeral

 * 1) ninety-two

title: tweeënnegentig


text:
Ebenezer Scrooge

Etymology
After the character in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.

Noun

 * 1) A scrooge; a miser.

title: Ebenezer Scrooge


text:
redarguo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to disprove, refute, confute, contradict

title: redarguo


text: redarguis

title: redarguis


text: redarguit

title: redarguit


text: redarguimus

title: redarguimus


text: redarguitis

title: redarguitis


text: redarguunt

title: redarguunt


text: redarguam

title: redarguam


text: redarguet

title: redarguet


text: redarguemus

title: redarguemus


text: redarguetis

title: redarguetis


text: redarguent

title: redarguent


text: redarguebam

title: redarguebam


text: redarguebas

title: redarguebas


text: redarguebat

title: redarguebat


text: redarguebamus

title: redarguebamus


text: redarguebatis

title: redarguebatis


text: redarguebant

title: redarguebant


text: redargui

title: redargui


text: redarguistis

title: redarguistis


text: redarguerunt

title: redarguerunt


text: redarguero

title: redarguero


text: redargueris

title: redargueris


text: redarguerit

title: redarguerit


text: redarguerimus

title: redarguerimus


text: redargueritis

title: redargueritis


text: redarguerint

title: redarguerint


text: redargueram

title: redargueram


text: redargueras

title: redargueras


text: redarguerat

title: redarguerat


text: redargueramus

title: redargueramus


text: redargueratis

title: redargueratis


text: redarguerant

title: redarguerant


text: redarguor

title: redarguor


text: redarguitur

title: redarguitur


text: redarguimur

title: redarguimur


text: redarguimini

title: redarguimini


text: redarguuntur

title: redarguuntur


text: redarguar

title: redarguar


text: redarguetur

title: redarguetur


text: redarguemur

title: redarguemur


text: redarguemini

title: redarguemini


text: redarguentur

title: redarguentur


text: redarguebar

title: redarguebar


text: redarguebaris

title: redarguebaris


text: redarguebatur

title: redarguebatur


text: redarguebamur

title: redarguebamur


text: redarguebamini

title: redarguebamini


text: redarguebantur

title: redarguebantur


text: redarguas

title: redarguas


text: redarguat

title: redarguat


text: redarguamus

title: redarguamus


text: redarguatis

title: redarguatis


text: redarguant

title: redarguant


text: redarguerem

title: redarguerem


text: redargueres

title: redargueres


text: redargueret

title: redargueret


text: redargueremus

title: redargueremus


text: redargueretis

title: redargueretis


text: redarguerent

title: redarguerent


text: redarguerim

title: redarguerim


text: redarguissem

title: redarguissem


text: redarguisses

title: redarguisses


text: redarguisset

title: redarguisset


text: redarguissemus

title: redarguissemus


text: redarguissetis

title: redarguissetis


text: redarguissent

title: redarguissent


text: redarguaris

title: redarguaris


text: redarguatur

title: redarguatur


text: redarguamur

title: redarguamur


text: redarguamini

title: redarguamini


text: redarguantur

title: redarguantur


text: redarguerer

title: redarguerer


text: redarguereris

title: redarguereris


text: redargueretur

title: redargueretur


text: redargueremur

title: redargueremur


text: redargueremini

title: redargueremini


text: redarguerentur

title: redarguerentur


text: redarguitote

title: redarguitote


text: redarguunto

title: redarguunto


text: redarguere

title: redarguere


text: redarguitor

title: redarguitor


text: redarguuntor

title: redarguuntor


text:
redargutus

Etymology
Prefect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) disproved, refuted, confuted, contradicted

title: redargutus


text: redarguta

title: redarguta


text: redargutum

title: redargutum


text: redarguti

title: redarguti


text: redargutae

title: redargutae


text: redargutorum

title: redargutorum


text: redargutarum

title: redargutarum


text: redarguto

title: redarguto


text: redargutis

title: redargutis


text: redargutam

title: redargutam


text: redargutos

title: redargutos


text: redargutas

title: redargutas


text: redargute

title: redargute


text: refrenat

title: refrenat


text: refrenamus

title: refrenamus


text: refrenatis

title: refrenatis


text: refrenant

title: refrenant


text: refrenabo

title: refrenabo


text: refrenabis

title: refrenabis


text: refrenabit

title: refrenabit


text: refrenabimus

title: refrenabimus


text: refrenabitis

title: refrenabitis


text: refrenabunt

title: refrenabunt


text: refrenabam

title: refrenabam


text: refrenabat

title: refrenabat


text: refrenabamus

title: refrenabamus


text: refrenabatis

title: refrenabatis


text: refrenabant

title: refrenabant


text: refrenavi

title: refrenavi


text: refrenavisti

title: refrenavisti


text: refrenavit

title: refrenavit


text: refrenavimus

title: refrenavimus


text: refrenavistis

title: refrenavistis


text: refrenaverunt

title: refrenaverunt


text: refrenavero

title: refrenavero


text: refrenaveris

title: refrenaveris


text: refrenaverit

title: refrenaverit


text: refrenaverimus

title: refrenaverimus


text: refrenaveritis

title: refrenaveritis


text: refrenaverint

title: refrenaverint


text: refrenaveram

title: refrenaveram


text: refrenaveras

title: refrenaveras


text: refrenaverat

title: refrenaverat


text: refrenaveramus

title: refrenaveramus


text: refrenaveratis

title: refrenaveratis


text: refrenaverant

title: refrenaverant


text: refrenor

title: refrenor


text: refrenaris

title: refrenaris


text: refrenatur

title: refrenatur


text: refrenamur

title: refrenamur


text: refrenamini

title: refrenamini


text: refrenantur

title: refrenantur


text: refrenabor

title: refrenabor


text: refrenaberis

title: refrenaberis


text: refrenabitur

title: refrenabitur


text: refrenabimur

title: refrenabimur


text: refrenabimini

title: refrenabimini


text: refrenabuntur

title: refrenabuntur


text: refrenabar

title: refrenabar


text: refrenabaris

title: refrenabaris


text: refrenabatur

title: refrenabatur


text: refrenabamur

title: refrenabamur


text: refrenabamini

title: refrenabamini


text: refrenabantur

title: refrenabantur


text: refrenem

title: refrenem


text: refrenet

title: refrenet


text: refrenemus

title: refrenemus


text: refrenetis

title: refrenetis


text: refrenent

title: refrenent


text: refrenarem

title: refrenarem


text: refrenaret

title: refrenaret


text: refrenaremus

title: refrenaremus


text: refrenaretis

title: refrenaretis


text: refrenarent

title: refrenarent


text: refrenaverim

title: refrenaverim


text: refrenavissem

title: refrenavissem


text: refrenavisses

title: refrenavisses


text: refrenavisset

title: refrenavisset


text: refrenavissemus

title: refrenavissemus


text: refrenavissetis

title: refrenavissetis


text: refrenavissent

title: refrenavissent


text: refrener

title: refrener


text: refreneris

title: refreneris


text: refrenetur

title: refrenetur


text: refrenemur

title: refrenemur


text: refrenemini

title: refrenemini


text: refrenentur

title: refrenentur


text: refrenarer

title: refrenarer


text: refrenareris

title: refrenareris


text: refrenaretur

title: refrenaretur


text: refrenaremur

title: refrenaremur


text: refrenaremini

title: refrenaremini


text: refrenarentur

title: refrenarentur


text: refrenato

title: refrenato


text: refrenate

title: refrenate


text: refrenatote

title: refrenatote


text: refrenanto

title: refrenanto


text: refrenator

title: refrenator


text: refrenantor

title: refrenantor


text: refrenavisse

title: refrenavisse


text: refrenari

title: refrenari


text:
refrenans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) bridling, checking, curbing, restraining

title: refrenans


text: refrenantes

title: refrenantes


text: refrenantia

title: refrenantia


text: refrenantis

title: refrenantis


text: refrenantium

title: refrenantium


text: refrenanti

title: refrenanti


text: refrenante

title: refrenante


text: refrenantibus

title: refrenantibus


text: refrenantem

title: refrenantem


text:
religiosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pious, devout, religious
 * 2) scrupulous
 * 3) sacred, taboo

title: religiosus


text: religiosum

title: religiosum


text: religiosae

title: religiosae


text: religiosorum

title: religiosorum


text: religiosarum

title: religiosarum


text: religiosis

title: religiosis


text: religiosam

title: religiosam


text:
repromitto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to promise in return, to guarantee
 * 2) * XVI.I.8.1  libro vicensimo nono ad edictum
 * "la"

- Si mulier intervenerit apud tutores filii sui, ne hi praedia eius distraherent, et indemnitatem eis repromiserit, Papinianus libro nono quaestionum non putat eam intercessisse: nullam enim obligationem alienam recepisse neque veterem neque novam, sed ipsam fecisse hanc obligationem.

title: repromitto


text:
Talk:lied

I'm not sure whether the pronunciation for the noun term is correct. As it comes from German, I propose it be [liːt] or maybe [liːd]. By this the currently shown pronunciation would only go for the verbal meaning. Any comments on that? Ferike333 14:29, 24 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Certainly, the German pronunciation, as you say [liːt] or anglicised to [liːd], must go in---not sure exactly where, though. Rothorpe 22:55, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:lied


text: repromittis

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text:
nederdrægtig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) mean, rotten malicious
 * 2)  meanly, rottenly
 * 3) beastly, nasty discusting
 * 4)  beastly

title: nederdrægtig


text:
seducens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) leading astray
 * 2) seducing

title: seducens


text: seducentes

title: seducentes


text: seducentia

title: seducentia


text: seducentis

title: seducentis


text: seducentium

title: seducentium


text: seducentibus

title: seducentibus


text: seducentem

title: seducentem


text:
serotinus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) late (ripening etc)
 * 2)  evening

title: serotinus


text: serotina

title: serotina


text: serotinum

title: serotinum


text: serotini

title: serotini


text: serotinae

title: serotinae


text: serotinorum

title: serotinorum


text: serotinarum

title: serotinarum


text:
serotino

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) late in riping
 * 2) pertaining to the evening

title: serotino


text: serotinis

title: serotinis


text: serotinam

title: serotinam


text: serotinos

title: serotinos


text: serotinas

title: serotinas


text:
suadibilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) persuadable

title: suadibilis


text: suadibile

title: suadibile


text: suadibiles

title: suadibiles


text: suadibilia

title: suadibilia


text: suadibilium

title: suadibilium


text: suadibili

title: suadibili


text: suadibilibus

title: suadibilibus


text: suadibilem

title: suadibilem


text:
sufferentia

Etymology
From, present participle of.

Noun

 * 1)  a  , , , ,
 * 2)  a, a , an , a
 * 1)  a, a , an , a

title: sufferentia


text: sufferentiae

title: sufferentiae


text: sufferentiarum

title: sufferentiarum


text: sufferentiis

title: sufferentiis


text: sufferentiam

title: sufferentiam


text: sufferentias

title: sufferentias


text: suppleta

title: suppleta


text: suppleti

title: suppleti


text: suppletae

title: suppletae


text: suppletorum

title: suppletorum


text: suppletarum

title: suppletarum


text: suppletam

title: suppletam


text: suppletos

title: suppletos


text: suppletas

title: suppletas


text:
temporivus

Etymology
Ultimately from, temporis.

Adjective

 * 1) early (in a season)

title: temporivus


text: temporiva

title: temporiva


text: temporivum

title: temporivum


text: temporivi

title: temporivi


text: temporivae

title: temporivae


text: temporivorum

title: temporivorum


text: temporivarum

title: temporivarum


text: temporivo

title: temporivo


text: temporivis

title: temporivis


text: temporivam

title: temporivam


text: temporivos

title: temporivos


text: temporivas

title: temporivas


text: temporive

title: temporive


text:
julelys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Christmas candle
 * 2) Christmas lights
 * 3) "julelys i øjnene" – shining eyes, literally: Christmas lights in the eyes

title: julelys


text: julelyset

title: julelyset


text: julelysene

title: julelysene


text: julelys'

title: julelys'


text: julelysets

title: julelysets


text: julelysenes

title: julelysenes


text: Shèngshén

title: Shèngshén


text:
冬期

Noun

 * 1) winter term, winter period

title: 冬期


text: thesaurizastis

title: thesaurizastis


text:
晩冬

Noun

 * 1) late winter

title: 晩冬


text: 冬休

title: 冬休


text: tineae

title: tineae


text: tinearum

title: tinearum


text: tineis

title: tineis


text: tineam

title: tineam


text: tineas

title: tineas


text: transgressores

title: transgressores


text: transgressoris

title: transgressoris


text: transgressori

title: transgressori


text: transgressoribus

title: transgressoribus


text: transgressorem

title: transgressorem


text: transgressore

title: transgressore


text:
transmutatio

Etymology
(or ), post-Augustean. .

Noun

 * 1)  transposition
 * 2) changing, variability, alteration, transmutation
 * 1) changing, variability, alteration, transmutation

title: transmutatio


text: transmutationes

title: transmutationes


text: transmutationis

title: transmutationis


text: transmutationum

title: transmutationum


text: transmutationi

title: transmutationi


text: transmutationibus

title: transmutationibus


text: transmutationem

title: transmutationem


text: transmutatione

title: transmutatione


text:
aran-coirce

Noun

 * 1) oatmeal
 * 2) oatcake
 * 1) oatcake

title: aran-coirce


text:
tristor

Noun

 * 1) sadness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sadness

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be sad, dejected, downcast
 * 2) to grieve

Noun

 * 1) sadness

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sadness

title: tristor


text: arain-choirce

title: arain-choirce


text: tristaris

title: tristaris


text: tristatur

title: tristatur


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title: tristamur


text: tristamini

title: tristamini


text: tristantur

title: tristantur


text: tristabor

title: tristabor


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title: tristaberis


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title: tristabimur


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title: tristabar


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title: tristabamur


text: tristabamini

title: tristabamini


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title: tristabantur


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title: tristeris


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title: tristetur


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title: tristemur


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title: tristarer


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title: tristareris


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title: tristaretur


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title: tristaremur


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title: tristaremini


text: tristarentur

title: tristarentur


text: tristare

title: tristare


text: tristator

title: tristator


text: tristantor

title: tristantor


text: tristari

title: tristari


text: mine-coirce

title: mine-coirce


text:
ululans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) howling

title: ululans


text: ululantes

title: ululantes


text: ululantia

title: ululantia


text: ululantis

title: ululantis


text: ululantium

title: ululantium


text: ululanti

title: ululanti


text: ululantibus

title: ululantibus


text: ululantem

title: ululantem


text:
Gadus

Etymology
From, from.

Pronunciation

 * English:

Hypernyms

 * ; - subfamily

Hyponyms

 * , (Atlantic cod, ),  (Greenland cod),  (syn. ; Alaska pollock) - species

title: Gadus


text:
unguens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: unguens


text:
ungens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) anointing

title: ungens


text: unguentes

title: unguentes


text: unguentia

title: unguentia


text: unguentium

title: unguentium


text: unguentibus

title: unguentibus


text: unguentem

title: unguentem


text: ungentes

title: ungentes


text: ungentia

title: ungentia


text: ungentis

title: ungentis


text: ungentium

title: ungentium


text: ungenti

title: ungenti


text: ungentibus

title: ungentibus


text: ungentem

title: ungentem


text: minean

title: minean


text:
juletræ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Christmas tree

title: juletræ


text: juletræet

title: juletræet


text: juletræer

title: juletræer


text: juletræerne

title: juletræerne


text: juletræs

title: juletræs


text: juletræets

title: juletræets


text:
vicissitudo

Etymology
From. Compare.

Noun

 * 1) change, interchange, alternation, vicissitude

title: vicissitudo


text: juletræers

title: juletræers


text: juletræernes

title: juletræernes


text: vicissitudines

title: vicissitudines


text: vicissitudinis

title: vicissitudinis


text: vicissitudinum

title: vicissitudinum


text: vicissitudinibus

title: vicissitudinibus


text: vicissitudinem

title: vicissitudinem


text: volucrim

title: volucrim


text:
Ventafocs

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) Cinderella

title: Ventafocs


text:
nit de Nadal

Proper noun

 * 1) Christmas Eve

title: nit de Nadal


text: Shèngjīng

title: Shèngjīng