text: datiden

title: datiden


text: inundaverat

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

title: inundaverat


text: inundaveramus

title: inundaveramus


text: inundaveratis

title: inundaveratis


text: inundaverant

title: inundaverant


text: inundor

title: inundor


text:
有料

Adjective

 * 1)  capable; resourceful; qualified; skilled; adept

Noun

 * 1) charging fees; not free

title: 有料


text: inundaris

title: inundaris


text: inundatur

title: inundatur


text: inundamur

title: inundamur


text: inundamini

title: inundamini


text: inundantur

title: inundantur


text: datider

title: datider


text: inundabor

title: inundabor


text: inundaberis

title: inundaberis


text: inundabitur

title: inundabitur


text: inundabimur

title: inundabimur


text: inundabimini

title: inundabimini


text: inundabuntur

title: inundabuntur


text: inundabar

title: inundabar


text: inundabaris

title: inundabaris


text: inundabatur

title: inundabatur


text: inundabamur

title: inundabamur


text: datiderne

title: datiderne


text: inundabamini

title: inundabamini


text: inundabantur

title: inundabantur


text: inundem

title: inundem


text: inundet

title: inundet


text: inundemus

title: inundemus


text: inundetis

title: inundetis


text: inundent

title: inundent


text: inundarem

title: inundarem


text: datids

title: datids


text: inundaret

title: inundaret


text: inundaremus

title: inundaremus


text: inundaretis

title: inundaretis


text: inundarent

title: inundarent


text: inundaverim

title: inundaverim


text: inundavissem

title: inundavissem


text: inundavisses

title: inundavisses


text: inundavisset

title: inundavisset


text: datidens

title: datidens


text: inundavissemus

title: inundavissemus


text: inundavissetis

title: inundavissetis


text: inundavissent

title: inundavissent


text: inunder

title: inunder


text: inunderis

title: inunderis


text: inundetur

title: inundetur


text: datiders

title: datiders


text: inundemur

title: inundemur


text: inundemini

title: inundemini


text: inundentur

title: inundentur


text: inundarer

title: inundarer


text: inundareris

title: inundareris


text: inundaretur

title: inundaretur


text: inundaremur

title: inundaremur


text: inundaremini

title: inundaremini


text: inundarentur

title: inundarentur


text: datidernes

title: datidernes


text: inundatote

title: inundatote


text:
inundator

Noun

 * 1) A device that saturates the sand with the appropriate amount of water when making concrete.

title: inundator


text: inundantor

title: inundantor


text: inundavisse

title: inundavisse


text: inundari

title: inundari


text:
inundatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) overflowed
 * 2) inundated, flooded

title: inundatus


text: inundatum

title: inundatum


text: inundati

title: inundati


text: inundatae

title: inundatae


text: inundatorum

title: inundatorum


text: inundatarum

title: inundatarum


text: inundatam

title: inundatam


text: inundatos

title: inundatos


text: inundatas

title: inundatas


text: foodfish

title: foodfish


text: Category:Dutch preterite-present verbs

title: Category:Dutch preterite-present verbs


text:
史料

Noun

 * 1) historical records; historical data; historical materials

Noun

 * 1) history resources, historical records, archives

title: 史料


text:
資料

Noun

 * 1) means
 * 2) material; data
 * 3)  profile
 * 1) material; data
 * 2)  profile
 * 1)  profile
 * 1)  profile
 * 1)  profile
 * 1)  profile

Noun

 * 1) written resources, data, documents, information

title: 資料


text: foodfishes

title: foodfishes


text:
賃料

Noun

 * 1) rental fees

title: 賃料


text:
aankunnen

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to , to be able to take

title: aankunnen


text: aankan

title: aankan


text: konde aan

title: konde aan


text: kon aan

title: kon aan


text: konden aan

title: konden aan


text: aankonden

title: aankonden


text: kan aan

title: kan aan


text: aankon

title: aankon


text: aankunt

title: aankunt


text: kunt aan

title: kunt aan


text: aankunne

title: aankunne


text: kunne aan

title: kunne aan


text: aangekund

title: aangekund


text: aankonde

title: aankonde


text: kondt aan

title: kondt aan


text: kunnen aan

title: kunnen aan


text: aankondt

title: aankondt


text: aankunnend

title: aankunnend


text:
材料費

Noun

 * 1) material costs; material expenses

title: 材料費


text:
scherts

Etymology 1
From, from , from or related to , as in the second element of.

Noun

 * 1) Joking, tomfoolery, silliness.
 * 2) A joke, a prank.

title: scherts


text: schertse

title: schertse


text: schertsend

title: schertsend


text: schertsten

title: schertsten


text: schertste

title: schertste


text: geschertst

title: geschertst


text: schertst

title: schertst


text:
maledicus

Etymology
From ; compare.

Adjective

 * 1) slanderous
 * 2) abusive
 * 3) scurrilous
 * 1) scurrilous

title: maledicus


text: maledicum

title: maledicum


text: maledicae

title: maledicae


text: maledicorum

title: maledicorum


text: maledicarum

title: maledicarum


text: maledicos

title: maledicos


text:
malefacio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to do evil or harm
 * 2) to injure

title: malefacio


text: malefacis

title: malefacis


text: malefacit

title: malefacit


text: malefacimus

title: malefacimus


text: malefacitis

title: malefacitis


text: malefaciunt

title: malefaciunt


text: malefaciam

title: malefaciam


text: malefacies

title: malefacies


text: malefaciet

title: malefaciet


text: malefaciemus

title: malefaciemus


text: malefacietis

title: malefacietis


text: malefacient

title: malefacient


text: malefaciebam

title: malefaciebam


text: malefaciebas

title: malefaciebas


text: malefaciebat

title: malefaciebat


text: malefaciebamus

title: malefaciebamus


text: malefaciebatis

title: malefaciebatis


text: malefaciebant

title: malefaciebant


text: malefeci

title: malefeci


text: malefecisti

title: malefecisti


text: malefecit

title: malefecit


text: malefecimus

title: malefecimus


text: malefecistis

title: malefecistis


text: malefecerunt

title: malefecerunt


text: malefecero

title: malefecero


text: malefeceris

title: malefeceris


text: malefecerit

title: malefecerit


text: malefecerimus

title: malefecerimus


text: malefeceritis

title: malefeceritis


text: malefecerint

title: malefecerint


text: malefeceram

title: malefeceram


text: malefeceras

title: malefeceras


text: malefecerat

title: malefecerat


text: malefeceramus

title: malefeceramus


text: malefeceratis

title: malefeceratis


text: malefecerant

title: malefecerant


text: malefio

title: malefio


text: malefis

title: malefis


text:
malefit

Noun

 * 1) A detriment or disadvantage

title: malefit


text: malefimus

title: malefimus


text: malefitis

title: malefitis


text: malefiunt

title: malefiunt


text: malefiam

title: malefiam


text: malefies

title: malefies


text: malefiet

title: malefiet


text: malefiemus

title: malefiemus


text: malefietis

title: malefietis


text: malefient

title: malefient


text: malefiebam

title: malefiebam


text: malefiebas

title: malefiebas


text: malefiebat

title: malefiebat


text: malefiebamus

title: malefiebamus


text: malefiebatis

title: malefiebatis


text: malefiebant

title: malefiebant


text: malefacias

title: malefacias


text: malefaciat

title: malefaciat


text: malefaciamus

title: malefaciamus


text: malefaciatis

title: malefaciatis


text: malefaciant

title: malefaciant


text: malefacerem

title: malefacerem


text: malefaceres

title: malefaceres


text: malefaceret

title: malefaceret


text: malefaceremus

title: malefaceremus


text: malefaceretis

title: malefaceretis


text: malefacerent

title: malefacerent


text: malefecerim

title: malefecerim


text: malefecissem

title: malefecissem


text: malefecisses

title: malefecisses


text: malefecisset

title: malefecisset


text: malefecissemus

title: malefecissemus


text: malefecissetis

title: malefecissetis


text: malefecissent

title: malefecissent


text: malefias

title: malefias


text: malefiat

title: malefiat


text: malefiamus

title: malefiamus


text: malefiatis

title: malefiatis


text: malefiant

title: malefiant


text: malefierem

title: malefierem


text: malefieres

title: malefieres


text: malefieret

title: malefieret


text: malefieremus

title: malefieremus


text: malefieretis

title: malefieretis


text: malefierent

title: malefierent


text: malefac

title: malefac


text: malefacito

title: malefacito


text: malefacite

title: malefacite


text: malefacitote

title: malefacitote


text: malefaciunto

title: malefaciunto


text: malefi

title: malefi


text: malefito

title: malefito


text: malefite

title: malefite


text: malefitote

title: malefitote


text: malefacere

title: malefacere


text: malefecisse

title: malefecisse


text: malefieri

title: malefieri


text:
malefaciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) evildoing, wrongdoing
 * 2) injuring

title: malefaciens


text: schaafde

title: schaafde


text: schaafden

title: schaafden


text: schavend

title: schavend


text:
schave

Etymology 1
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) A tool used for filing, shaving, or abrasion.

title: schave


text: malefacientes

title: malefacientes


text: geschaafd

title: geschaafd


text: malefacientia

title: malefacientia


text: schaaft

title: schaaft


text: malefacientis

title: malefacientis


text: malefacientium

title: malefacientium


text: malefacienti

title: malefacienti


text: malefacientibus

title: malefacientibus


text: malefacientem

title: malefacientem


text: rentéssim

title: rentéssim


text: rentéssiu

title: rentéssiu


text: rentà

title: rentà


text: rentí

title: rentí


text: rentaries

title: rentaries


text: rentareu

title: rentareu


text: rentin

title: rentin


text: rentem

title: rentem


text: rentarà

title: rentarà


text: rentaríeu

title: rentaríeu


text: renteu

title: renteu


text: rentaríem

title: rentaríem


text: rentarien

title: rentarien


text: rentis

title: rentis


text: rentessin

title: rentessin


text: rentat

title: rentat


text: rentaria

title: rentaria


text: rentessis

title: rentessis


text: rentaven

title: rentaven


text: rentaves

title: rentaves


text: rentarem

title: rentarem


text: rentàveu

title: rentàveu


text: rentava

title: rentava


text: rentàrem

title: rentàrem


text: rentàreu

title: rentàreu


text: rentàvem

title: rentàvem


text: rentaràs

title: rentaràs


text: llavaria

title: llavaria


text: llaveu

title: llaveu


text: llavaven

title: llavaven


text: llavaves

title: llavaves


text: llavéssiu

title: llavéssiu


text: llavem

title: llavem


text: llaven

title: llaven


text: llavareu

title: llavareu


text: llavares

title: llavares


text: llavessis

title: llavessis


text: llavo

title: llavo


text: llavessin

title: llavessin


text: llavaran

title: llavaran


text: llavarà

title: llavarà


text: llavaren

title: llavaren


text: llavarem

title: llavarem


text: llavaré

title: llavaré


text: llavàveu

title: llavàveu


text: llavaríeu

title: llavaríeu


text: llavant

title: llavant


text: llavarien

title: llavarien


text: llavaries

title: llavaries


text: llavàvem

title: llavàvem


text: llavà

title: llavà


text: llava

title: llava


text: σίδερου

title: σίδερου


text: llavava

title: llavava


text: llaví

title: llaví


text: llavàrem

title: llavàrem


text: llavaràs

title: llavaràs


text: llavaríem

title: llavaríem


text: llavés

title: llavés


text: llavat

title: llavat


text: llavin

title: llavin


text: llavéssim

title: llavéssim


text: llavàreu

title: llavàreu


text:
avançat

Adjective

 * 1) advanced, progressive
 * 2)  advanced
 * 3) late

title: avançat


text: avançàrem

title: avançàrem


text: avancis

title: avancis


text: avançaven

title: avançaven


text: avançaren

title: avançaren


text: avançaran

title: avançaran


text: avançareu

title: avançareu


text: σίδερων

title: σίδερων


text: avançant

title: avançant


text: avancessin

title: avancessin


text: avancessis

title: avancessis


text: avancéssim

title: avancéssim


text: avançaries

title: avançaries


text: avançàveu

title: avançàveu


text: avançaràs

title: avançaràs


text: avançaríem

title: avançaríem


text: avançàreu

title: avançàreu


text: avanci

title: avanci


text: avançaríeu

title: avançaríeu


text: avançà

title: avançà


text: avançàvem

title: avançàvem


text: avançarien

title: avançarien


text: avançaves

title: avançaves


text: avancéssiu

title: avancéssiu


text: avançaré

title: avançaré


text: avançarà

title: avançarà


text: avancí

title: avancí


text: avanceu

title: avanceu


text: avancin

title: avancin


text: σίδερα

title: σίδερα


text: filtraries

title: filtraries


text: filtràveu

title: filtràveu


text: filtràrem

title: filtràrem


text: filtraràs

title: filtraràs


text: filtraríem

title: filtraríem


text: filtraven

title: filtraven


text: filtràreu

title: filtràreu


text: filtraríeu

title: filtraríeu


text: filtrà

title: filtrà


text: filtrí

title: filtrí


text: filtrarien

title: filtrarien


text: filtràvem

title: filtràvem


text: filtraves

title: filtraves


text: filtrin

title: filtrin


text: filtraria

title: filtraria


text: filtrarà

title: filtrarà


text:
filtrat

Noun

 * 1)  filtrate

Noun

 * 1) filtrate

Noun

 * 1) filtrate

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) filtered

title: filtrat


text: filtrarem

title: filtrarem


text: filtreu

title: filtreu


text: filtrem

title: filtrem


text: filtressis

title: filtressis


text: filtrés

title: filtrés


text: filtréssim

title: filtréssim


text: filtrareu

title: filtrareu


text: filtréssiu

title: filtréssiu


text: filtressin

title: filtressin


text: malefactores

title: malefactores


text: habilitarà

title: habilitarà


text: malefactoris

title: malefactoris


text: habilitéssiu

title: habilitéssiu


text: malefactorum

title: malefactorum


text: habilitaves

title: habilitaves


text: malefactori

title: malefactori


text: habilitarien

title: habilitarien


text: habilitàvem

title: habilitàvem


text: malefactoribus

title: malefactoribus


text: malefactorem

title: malefactorem


text: habilitessis

title: habilitessis


text: malefactore

title: malefactore


text: habilitaria

title: habilitaria


text: habilitàveu

title: habilitàveu


text: habilitis

title: habilitis


text: habilitaven

title: habilitaven


text: habilitava

title: habilitava


text: habilitéssim

title: habilitéssim


text: habilitàreu

title: habilitàreu


text: habilitaríem

title: habilitaríem


text: habilitaràs

title: habilitaràs


text: habilitaries

title: habilitaries


text: habilitessin

title: habilitessin


text: habilitàrem

title: habilitàrem


text: habilitaríeu

title: habilitaríeu


text: Category:is:Skin

title: Category:is:Skin


text: habiliteu

title: habiliteu


text: Category:es:Skin

title: Category:es:Skin


text: habilitem

title: habilitem


text: habilitin

title: habilitin


text:
habilitat

Etymology 1
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) ability, skill

Adjective

 * 1) able, skilled
 * 2) enabled

title: habilitat


text: habiliti

title: habiliti


text: habilití

title: habilití


text: habilità

title: habilità


text: habilitarem

title: habilitarem


text: habilitareu

title: habilitareu


text: Category:de:Ship prefixes

title: Category:de:Ship prefixes


text: Category:sv:Ship prefixes

title: Category:sv:Ship prefixes


text: Category:da:Ship prefixes

title: Category:da:Ship prefixes


text: Category:ms:Ship prefixes

title: Category:ms:Ship prefixes


text: Category:ms:Nautical

title: Category:ms:Nautical


text: Category:fi:Snowboarding

title: Category:fi:Snowboarding


text:
mortificat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) mortified

title: mortificat


text: mortificamus

title: mortificamus


text: mortificatis

title: mortificatis


text: mortificant

title: mortificant


text: mortificabo

title: mortificabo


text: mortificabis

title: mortificabis


text: mortificabit

title: mortificabit


text: mortificabimus

title: mortificabimus


text: Category:bg:Snakes

title: Category:bg:Snakes


text: Category:arn:Snakes

title: Category:arn:Snakes


text: mortificabitis

title: mortificabitis


text: mortificabunt

title: mortificabunt


text: mortificabam

title: mortificabam


text: Category:arn:Reptiles

title: Category:arn:Reptiles


text: mortificabat

title: mortificabat


text: mortificabamus

title: mortificabamus


text: mortificabatis

title: mortificabatis


text: mortificabant

title: mortificabant


text: mortificavisti

title: mortificavisti


text: mortificavit

title: mortificavit


text: mortificavimus

title: mortificavimus


text: mortificavistis

title: mortificavistis


text: mortificaverunt

title: mortificaverunt


text: mortificavero

title: mortificavero


text: mortificaveris

title: mortificaveris


text: mortificaverit

title: mortificaverit


text: mortificaverimus

title: mortificaverimus


text: mortificaveritis

title: mortificaveritis


text: mortificaverint

title: mortificaverint


text: mortificaveram

title: mortificaveram


text: mortificaveras

title: mortificaveras


text: mortificaverat

title: mortificaverat


text: mortificaveramus

title: mortificaveramus


text: mortificaveratis

title: mortificaveratis


text: mortificaverant

title: mortificaverant


text: Citations:devandalize

title: Citations:devandalize


text: mortificor

title: mortificor


text: mortificaris

title: mortificaris


text: mortificatur

title: mortificatur


text: mortificamur

title: mortificamur


text: mortificamini

title: mortificamini


text: mortificantur

title: mortificantur


text: mortificabor

title: mortificabor


text: mortificaberis

title: mortificaberis


text: mortificabitur

title: mortificabitur


text: mortificabimur

title: mortificabimur


text: mortificabimini

title: mortificabimini


text: mortificabuntur

title: mortificabuntur


text: mortificabar

title: mortificabar


text: mortificabaris

title: mortificabaris


text: mortificabatur

title: mortificabatur


text: mortificabamur

title: mortificabamur


text: mortificabamini

title: mortificabamini


text: mortificabantur

title: mortificabantur


text: mortificem

title: mortificem


text: mortifices

title: mortifices


text: mortificet

title: mortificet


text: mortificemus

title: mortificemus


text: mortificetis

title: mortificetis


text: mortificent

title: mortificent


text: mortificarem

title: mortificarem


text: mortificaret

title: mortificaret


text: mortificaremus

title: mortificaremus


text: mortificaretis

title: mortificaretis


text: mortificarent

title: mortificarent


text: mortificaverim

title: mortificaverim


text: mortificavissem

title: mortificavissem


text: mortificavisses

title: mortificavisses


text: mortificavisset

title: mortificavisset


text: mortificavissemus

title: mortificavissemus


text: mortificavissetis

title: mortificavissetis


text: mortificavissent

title: mortificavissent


text: mortificer

title: mortificer


text: mortificeris

title: mortificeris


text: mortificetur

title: mortificetur


text: mortificemur

title: mortificemur


text: mortificemini

title: mortificemini


text: mortificentur

title: mortificentur


text: mortificarer

title: mortificarer


text: mortificareris

title: mortificareris


text: mortificaretur

title: mortificaretur


text: mortificaremur

title: mortificaremur


text: mortificaremini

title: mortificaremini


text: mortificarentur

title: mortificarentur


text: mortificatote

title: mortificatote


text: mortificanto

title: mortificanto


text: mortificator

title: mortificator


text: mortificantor

title: mortificantor


text: Category:eo:Netherlands

title: Category:eo:Netherlands


text: mortificavisse

title: mortificavisse


text: mortificari

title: mortificari


text: Category:da:Netherlands

title: Category:da:Netherlands


text: Category:is:Netherlands

title: Category:is:Netherlands


text: Category:de:Netherlands

title: Category:de:Netherlands


text: Category:af:Netherlands

title: Category:af:Netherlands


text:
mortificatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) killed, mortified
 * 2) destroyed

title: mortificatus


text: Category:da:Countries in Europe

title: Category:da:Countries in Europe


text: Category:da:Europe

title: Category:da:Europe


text: Category:da:Eurasia

title: Category:da:Eurasia


text: mortificatum

title: mortificatum


text: mortificatae

title: mortificatae


text: mortificatorum

title: mortificatorum


text: mortificatarum

title: mortificatarum


text: mortificatam

title: mortificatam


text: mortificatos

title: mortificatos


text: mortificatas

title: mortificatas


text:
σίδερο σιδερώματος

Noun

 * 1) flat iron, iron

title: σίδερο σιδερώματος


text:
σιδερώνω

Verb

 * 1) to iron, press

title: σιδερώνω


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/2010-12/Renaming categories for inflection or headword templates

Renaming categories for inflection or headword templates

 * Voting on: Renaming "Category:Spanish inflection templates" to "Category:Spanish headword-line templates", and proceeding similarly for other languages.
 * Rationale: The category name "Spanish inflection templates" is confusing. The category does not contain all templates that show inflection, by exluding templates that show inflection tables in a dedicated section. The category only contains templates that are located on a headword line of an entry. A headword-line template shows not only inflection but also gender, transliteration and other information. While the name "headword-line templates" is preferred by only slightly more people who took part on a poll than the name "headword templates", a plain majority should be enough in this case to decide the name, as both candidate new names are basically okay.
 * Vote starts: 00:01, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Vote ends: 23.59, 12 January 2011 (UTC) -- 14 days after the start
 * Vote created: Dan Polansky 12:32, 27 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Discussion:
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] WT:BP, November 2010
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] WT:BP, November 2010
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] WT:BP, December 2010

Support

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Dan Polansky 08:55, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Yair rand (talk) 08:58, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 3) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Daniel. 12:16, 29 December 2010 (UTC) Very good. --Daniel. 12:16, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 4) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support --Vahag 15:50, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 5) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support. —msh210℠ (talk) 16:53, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks for organizing all the polls (and now the vote) to get this done right, Dan. —msh210℠ (talk) 06:56, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support —Internoob (Disc•Cont) 22:11, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support —Ruakh TALK 05:07, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

Abstain

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol abstain vote.svg|20px]] Abstain Mglovesfun (talk) 12:56, 30 December 2010 (UTC) Don't really care which option wins out, as long as there is a consensus. Which seems to be the case, anyway. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:56, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol abstain vote.svg|20px]] Abstain. Not really sure about how I feel about headword vs. headword-line. DAVilla 02:34, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * The main practical difference that I see is that is a headword-line template, and not a headword template, because it is comonly used outside the headword in headword-lines, but this template is currently not in the discussed category tree anyway. --Daniel. 05:24, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

Decision

 * Passes. --Yair rand (talk) 00:52, 13 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Specifically, passes 7–0–2. —Ruakh TALK 22:26, 23 February 2012 (UTC)


text:
all bets are off

Etymology
Originally used by sports bookmakers, and in particular horseracing. The bookmaker is not taking any more bets and all existing bets placed on the competition are now null and void. This may have been because the race was cancelled, the starting lineup was substantially changed, or due to an irregularity in the conduct of the race.

Phrase

 * 1)   Any prior agreements are no longer valid.
 * 2)  Anything can happen; any previous preconceptions about what might happen are dismissed.

title: all bets are off


text:
'zat

Contraction

 * 1)  Is that

title: 'zat


text: კვიპროსი

title: კვიპროსი


text: bed bug

title: bed bug


text:
cheval-vapeur

Noun

 * 1) Metric horsepower

Usage notes
The word, literally steam-horse, derives, as does the English horsepower, from the initial use to rate steam engines by comparison with the power which a draught horse could sustain over several hours. Later, use expanded to cover steam turbines, and then all other sources of sustained power, measured in several ways, including measurements for taxation purposes which bear little resemblance to mechanical horsepower. In most or all English-speaking countries, this usage for Vehicle Tax has lapsed, but in France it persists.

The abbreviation CV or cv is used for tax horsepower, while ch is used for all other horsepowers.

title: cheval-vapeur


text:
sultanato

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sultanate

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sultanate state ruled by a sultan

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sultanate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sultanate

title: sultanato


text:
sous-officier

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) non-commissioned officer, NCO

title: sous-officier


text:
Talk:cod

Why is the sense given as "joke; a false imitation" given as being a noun, when in both of the examples (and, I think, in all other examples I have come across) it is used as an adjective?

 * Just because a noun is used attributively like an adjective doesn’t mean it’s an adjective. An example of this that is easier to understand is the word German, which may be either a noun or an adjective. If you say "he’s a German teacher" (stress on teacher), meaning that the teacher comes from Germany, German is an adjective. If you say "he’s a German teacher" (stress on German), meaning that he teaches German, then German is a noun (referred to as a noun adjunct or attributive noun). This sense of the word cod is a noun, but now is usually used attributively. —Stephen (Talk) 14:11, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

Uncountable?
Why is "cod" (the fish) uncountable? It is an animal, so there can be one or more of them: one cod, two cod/cods, three cod/cods. It's not uncountable. Or am I missing something?

RFV discussion: November–December 2021
rfv-sense: A small bag or pouch. And maybe the other provincial one if you have nothing better to do. MooreDoor (talk) 20:55, 14 November 2021 (UTC)

 * Just noting here that this definitely exists. Need to find cites. This, that and the other (talk) 14:07, 3 December 2021 (UTC)
 * Unfortunately, I only managed to find one cite, unless you accept the many clippings of codpiece, which is definitely pouch-like. Kiwima (talk) 11:39, 8 December 2021 (UTC)
 * There's a Bacon quote, and something else I don't quite understand. This one has a few where "cod" clearly means "scrotum" but the highlighted use seems to just mean "bag". This, that and the other (talk) 04:19, 10 December 2021 (UTC)
 * Thank you,, this is now cited. Kiwima (talk) 22:14, 10 December 2021 (UTC)

RFV-passed Kiwima (talk) 23:28, 17 December 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:cod


text:
futilité

Noun

 * 1) futility

title: futilité


text:
méprisable

Adjective

 * 1) despicable, contemptible; good-for-nothing

title: méprisable


text:
infirmerie

Noun

 * 1) infirmary

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) infirmary

title: infirmerie


text:
boxar

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to box

Etymology
Borrowed from, , , , ,.

Verb

 * 1)  to box

title: boxar


text:
opalin

Adjective

 * 1) opal having an opal color

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) opal

title: opalin


text:
entracte

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  interval; intermission
 * 2)  interval act; half-time show

title: entracte


text:
albinisme

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) albinism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) albinism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) albinism

title: albinisme


text:
anacoluthe

Etymology
, itself a borrowing from.

Noun

 * 1)  anacoluthon

title: anacoluthe


text:
máma

Noun

 * 1) mum, mom, mommy

Etymology
From the emphatic phrase, partly via assimilated , partly via the.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) mom, mother

title: máma


text:
fornicar

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to fornicate

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fornicate

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fornicate (with)

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to fornicate

title: fornicar


text: Somaalia

title: Somaalia


text:
handphone

Etymology
. For the sense of mobile phone, compare with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  A mobile phone.
 * 2)  A telephone receiver or handset.

title: handphone


text: handphones

title: handphones


text: Kambódía

title: Kambódía


text: Burundo

title: Burundo


text:
indo-européen

Adjective

 * 1) Indo-European

title: indo-européen


text:
aŭtomato

Etymology
From, neuter of.

Noun

 * 1) automaton

title: aŭtomato


text:
commodément

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) comfortably

title: commodément


text:
nécropole

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) necropolis

title: nécropole


text:
sculpturable

Adjective

 * 1)  Capable of, or suitable for, being sculpted.

title: sculpturable


text:
assortir

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to match, match up
 * 2)  to pair up
 * 3)  to supply, stock up; to hook (someone) up with
 * 4)  to match

title: assortir


text: sultanati

title: sultanati


text:
pair up

Verb

 * 1)  To put into pairs; to put into a group of two.
 * 2)  To get into pairs; to join together to make a group of two.

title: pair up


text:
labah-labah

Etymology
From, plural of.

title: labah-labah


text: pècherai

title: pècherai


text: pècheras

title: pècheras


text: pèchera

title: pèchera


text: pècherons

title: pècherons


text: pècherez

title: pècherez


text: pècheront

title: pècheront


text: pècherais

title: pècherais


text: pècherait

title: pècherait


text: pècherions

title: pècherions


text: pècheriez

title: pècheriez


text: pècheraient

title: pècheraient


text:
Reikiavik

Etymology
.

title: Reikiavik


text:
spectroscopie

Noun

 * 1) spectroscopy

Noun

 * 1) spectroscopy

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) spectroscopy

title: spectroscopie


text:
siebte

Adjective

 * 1)  seventh

title: siebte


text: accélèrerai

title: accélèrerai


text: accélèreras

title: accélèreras


text: accélèrera

title: accélèrera


text: accélèrerons

title: accélèrerons


text: accélèrerez

title: accélèrerez


text: accélèreront

title: accélèreront


text: accélèrerais

title: accélèrerais


text: accélèrerait

title: accélèrerait


text: accélèrerions

title: accélèrerions


text: accélèreriez

title: accélèreriez


text: accélèreraient

title: accélèreraient


text: espèrerai

title: espèrerai


text: espèreras

title: espèreras


text: espèrera

title: espèrera


text: espèrerons

title: espèrerons


text: espèrerez

title: espèrerez


text: espèreront

title: espèreront


text: espèrerais

title: espèrerais


text: espèrerait

title: espèrerait


text: espèrerions

title: espèrerions


text: espèreriez

title: espèreriez


text: espèreraient

title: espèreraient


text:
asservir

Etymology
From. This verb is not directly related to, or the 🇨🇬 verb.

Verb

 * 1) to enslave

title: asservir


text:
bibliothécaire

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) librarian

title: bibliothécaire


text:
monarchiste

Adjective

 * 1) monarchist

Noun

 * 1) monarchist

title: monarchiste


text:
花好月圓

Etymology
From a line in Magnolia Flowers (木蘭花), an ode composed by Song Dynasty poet Zhang Xian (張先):

Idiom

 * 1) blooming flowers and full moon; perfect conjugal bliss

title: 花好月圓


text:
irrégularité

Noun

 * 1) irregularity

title: irrégularité


text:
naphte

Noun

 * 1) naphtha

title: naphte


text: déférant

title: déférant


text: déféré

title: déféré


text: défère

title: défère


text: défères

title: défères


text: déférons

title: déférons


text: déférez

title: déférez


text: défèrent

title: défèrent


text: déférais

title: déférais


text: déférait

title: déférait


text: déférions

title: déférions


text: défériez

title: défériez


text: déféraient

title: déféraient


text: déférai

title: déférai


text: déféras

title: déféras


text: déféra

title: déféra


text: déférâmes

title: déférâmes


text: déférâtes

title: déférâtes


text: déférèrent

title: déférèrent


text: déférerai

title: déférerai


text: défèrerai

title: défèrerai


text: déféreras

title: déféreras


text: défèreras

title: défèreras


text: déférera

title: déférera


text: défèrera

title: défèrera


text: déférerons

title: déférerons


text: défèrerons

title: défèrerons


text: déférerez

title: déférerez


text: défèrerez

title: défèrerez


text: déféreront

title: déféreront


text: défèreront

title: défèreront


text: déférerais

title: déférerais


text: défèrerais

title: défèrerais


text: déférerait

title: déférerait


text: défèrerait

title: défèrerait


text: déférerions

title: déférerions


text: défèrerions

title: défèrerions


text: déféreriez

title: déféreriez


text: défèreriez

title: défèreriez


text: déféreraient

title: déféreraient


text: défèreraient

title: défèreraient


text: déférasse

title: déférasse


text: déférasses

title: déférasses


text: déférât

title: déférât


text: déférassions

title: déférassions


text: déférassiez

title: déférassiez


text: déférassent

title: déférassent


text: 宫保

title: 宫保


text:
sevrer

Etymology
, inherited from, apophonic form of. , a borrowing.

Verb

 * 1) to wean

Etymology
From, apophonic form of , present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1) to separate
 * 2) to sever to separate by cutting
 * 1) to sever to separate by cutting

title: sevrer


text: dégénérant

title: dégénérant


text:
dégénéré

Adjective

 * 1) degenerate (all senses)

title: dégénéré


text: dégénère

title: dégénère


text: dégénères

title: dégénères


text: dégénérons

title: dégénérons


text: dégénérez

title: dégénérez


text: dégénèrent

title: dégénèrent


text: dégénérais

title: dégénérais


text: dégénérait

title: dégénérait


text: dégénérions

title: dégénérions


text: dégénériez

title: dégénériez


text: dégénéraient

title: dégénéraient


text: dégénérai

title: dégénérai


text: dégénéras

title: dégénéras


text: dégénéra

title: dégénéra


text: dégénérâmes

title: dégénérâmes


text: dégénérâtes

title: dégénérâtes


text: dégénérèrent

title: dégénérèrent


text: dégénérerai

title: dégénérerai


text: dégénèrerai

title: dégénèrerai


text: dégénéreras

title: dégénéreras


text: dégénèreras

title: dégénèreras


text: dégénérera

title: dégénérera


text: dégénèrera

title: dégénèrera


text: dégénérerons

title: dégénérerons


text: dégénèrerons

title: dégénèrerons


text: dégénérerez

title: dégénérerez


text: dégénèrerez

title: dégénèrerez


text: dégénéreront

title: dégénéreront


text: dégénèreront

title: dégénèreront


text: dégénérerais

title: dégénérerais


text: dégénèrerais

title: dégénèrerais


text:
citerne

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) cistern

title: citerne


text: dégénérerait

title: dégénérerait


text: dégénèrerait

title: dégénèrerait


text: dégénérerions

title: dégénérerions


text: dégénèrerions

title: dégénèrerions


text: dégénéreriez

title: dégénéreriez


text: dégénèreriez

title: dégénèreriez


text: dégénéreraient

title: dégénéreraient


text: dégénèreraient

title: dégénèreraient


text: dégénérasse

title: dégénérasse


text: dégénérasses

title: dégénérasses


text: dégénérât

title: dégénérât


text: dégénérassions

title: dégénérassions


text: dégénérassiez

title: dégénérassiez


text: dégénérassent

title: dégénérassent


text:
philosophiquement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) philosophically

title: philosophiquement


text: métrant

title: métrant


text: métré

title: métré


text: métrons

title: métrons


text: métrez

title: métrez


text: mètrent

title: mètrent


text: métrais

title: métrais


text: métrait

title: métrait


text: métrions

title: métrions


text: métriez

title: métriez


text: métraient

title: métraient


text: métrai

title: métrai


text: métras

title: métras


text: métra

title: métra


text: métrâmes

title: métrâmes


text: métrâtes

title: métrâtes


text: métrèrent

title: métrèrent


text: métrerai

title: métrerai


text: mètrerai

title: mètrerai


text: métreras

title: métreras


text: mètreras

title: mètreras


text: métrera

title: métrera


text: mètrera

title: mètrera


text: métrerons

title: métrerons


text: mètrerons

title: mètrerons


text: métrerez

title: métrerez


text: mètrerez

title: mètrerez


text: métreront

title: métreront


text: mètreront

title: mètreront


text:
vanneau

Etymology
, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬, 🇨🇬) and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) lapwing (bird)
 * 2) queen scallop (mollusc)

title: vanneau


text: métrerais

title: métrerais


text: mètrerais

title: mètrerais


text: métrerait

title: métrerait


text: mètrerait

title: mètrerait


text: métrerions

title: métrerions


text: mètrerions

title: mètrerions


text: métreriez

title: métreriez


text: mètreriez

title: mètreriez


text: métreraient

title: métreraient


text: mètreraient

title: mètreraient


text: métrasse

title: métrasse


text: métrasses

title: métrasses


text: métrât

title: métrât


text: métrassions

title: métrassions


text: métrassiez

title: métrassiez


text: métrassent

title: métrassent


text: reléguant

title: reléguant


text: relègue

title: relègue


text: relègues

title: relègues


text: reléguons

title: reléguons


text: reléguez

title: reléguez


text: relèguent

title: relèguent


text: reléguais

title: reléguais


text: reléguait

title: reléguait


text: reléguions

title: reléguions


text: reléguiez

title: reléguiez


text: reléguaient

title: reléguaient


text: reléguai

title: reléguai


text: reléguas

title: reléguas


text: relégua

title: relégua


text: reléguâmes

title: reléguâmes


text: reléguâtes

title: reléguâtes


text: reléguèrent

title: reléguèrent


text: reléguerai

title: reléguerai


text: relèguerai

title: relèguerai


text: relégueras

title: relégueras


text: relègueras

title: relègueras


text: reléguera

title: reléguera


text: relèguera

title: relèguera


text: reléguerons

title: reléguerons


text: relèguerons

title: relèguerons


text: reléguerez

title: reléguerez


text: relèguerez

title: relèguerez


text: relégueront

title: relégueront


text: relègueront

title: relègueront


text: reléguerais

title: reléguerais


text: relèguerais

title: relèguerais


text: reléguerait

title: reléguerait


text: relèguerait

title: relèguerait


text: reléguerions

title: reléguerions


text: relèguerions

title: relèguerions


text: relégueriez

title: relégueriez


text: relègueriez

title: relègueriez


text: relégueraient

title: relégueraient


text: relègueraient

title: relègueraient


text: reléguasse

title: reléguasse


text: reléguasses

title: reléguasses


text: reléguât

title: reléguât


text: reléguassions

title: reléguassions


text: reléguassiez

title: reléguassiez


text: reléguassent

title: reléguassent


text: control rooms

title: control rooms


text:
Talk:pandeiro

Pronunciation
That doesn't look like an English IPA to me. Maybe that's the correct Spanish IPA, I dunno. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:54, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

RFC discussion: September 2007–December 2010
Many of the language entries seem to be spelled pandiero (incorrectly?). SemperBlotto 07:22, 4 September 2007 (UTC)

 * Has since been corrected. — Beobach 21:32, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:pandeiro


text: parts de marché

title: parts de marché


text:
innovateur

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) innovative

Noun

 * 1) innovator

title: innovateur


text:
Waasser

Etymology
From, from , from , from. Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  water

title: Waasser


text:
原潜

Noun

 * 1)  nuclear submarine

title: 原潜


text:
原子力潜水艦

Noun

 * 1) nuclear submarine

title: 原子力潜水艦


text:
高天原

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Takamagahara

Etymology 1
From, first attested in the  (712 ).

Compound of 🇰🇲, with the final -a of taka dropped due to haplology.

Noun

 * 1) the sky, heavens
 * 2)  Takamagahara

Etymology 2
From.

Compound of, with the final -a of taka dropped due haplology.

Because there is no additional kanji (such as or ) attested in the compound to demonstrate a particle, both  and  are interchangeable.

Noun

 * 1) Same as  above

title: 高天原


text:
béer

Etymology
Variant form of.

Verb

 * 1) to gape, yawn
 * 2) to be wide open

title: béer


text:
geðveikur

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) insane, mentally ill
 * 2)  sick, awesome (really cool, nice, powerful, or the like)

title: geðveikur


text: boxí

title: boxí


text: boxarien

title: boxarien


text: boxàvem

title: boxàvem


text: boxà

title: boxà


text: boxàveu

title: boxàveu


text: boxaries

title: boxaries


text: boxéssim

title: boxéssim


text: boxareu

title: boxareu


text: boxaven

title: boxaven


text: boxares

title: boxares


text: boxaran

title: boxaran


text: boxaren

title: boxaren


text: boxaves

title: boxaves


text: boxarem

title: boxarem


text: boxis

title: boxis


text: boxessin

title: boxessin


text: boxem

title: boxem


text: boxaré

title: boxaré


text: boxaria

title: boxaria


text: boxeu

title: boxeu


text: boxarà

title: boxarà


text: boxessis

title: boxessis


text: boxéssiu

title: boxéssiu


text: boxàreu

title: boxàreu


text: boxat

title: boxat


text: boxin

title: boxin


text: boxaràs

title: boxaràs


text: boxàrem

title: boxàrem


text: boxaríem

title: boxaríem


text: boxaríeu

title: boxaríeu


text:
Takamagahara

Etymology
Borrowed from, literally "the plain of high heaven".

Proper noun

 * 1)  A place in Japanese mythology, the dwelling-place of the kami, said to be connected to the Earth by a bridge.

title: Takamagahara


text:
one million

Numeral

 * 1)  The number 1,000,000.

title: one million


text:
gnose

Noun

 * 1) gnosis

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  gnosis personal spiritual knowledge or insight
 * 2)  deep knowledge of some complex subject

title: gnose


text:
angine

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  tonsillitis
 * 2)  angina, sore throat, pharyngitis

Synonyms

 * [2]:, , ,

Related terms

 * [1]:

title: angine


text:
原水爆

Noun

 * 1) nuclear bombs and hydrogen bombs

title: 原水爆


text:
rinoceront

Etymology
, from. The intrusive n is due to influence from.

Noun

 * 1) rhinoceros

Noun

 * 1) rhinoceros

title: rinoceront


text:
-kassak

Suffix

 * 1)  dear and miserable [noun]

title: -kassak


text:
chlorophylle

Noun

 * 1) chlorophyll

title: chlorophylle


text:
contrebandier

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) smuggler

title: contrebandier


text:
contrebande

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) smuggling

title: contrebande


text:
contrabande

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) smuggled goods, contraband

title: contrabande


text:
-kasik

Suffix

 * 1) poor, pitiable [noun]
 * 2) dear [noun]
 * 3) bad [noun]

title: -kasik


text:
udelukkende

Etymology
Present participle of.

Adverb

 * 1) only, solely, exclusively
 * 2) entirely
 * 3) simply

title: udelukkende


text:
ventricule

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ventricle

title: ventricule


text: délégiférant

title: délégiférant


text: délégiféré

title: délégiféré


text: délégifère

title: délégifère


text: délégifères

title: délégifères


text: délégiférons

title: délégiférons


text: délégiférez

title: délégiférez


text: délégifèrent

title: délégifèrent


text: délégiférais

title: délégiférais


text: délégiférait

title: délégiférait


text: délégiférions

title: délégiférions


text: délégifériez

title: délégifériez


text: délégiféraient

title: délégiféraient


text: délégiférai

title: délégiférai


text: délégiféras

title: délégiféras


text: délégiféra

title: délégiféra


text: délégiférâmes

title: délégiférâmes


text: délégiférâtes

title: délégiférâtes


text: délégiférèrent

title: délégiférèrent


text: délégiférerai

title: délégiférerai


text: délégifèrerai

title: délégifèrerai


text: délégiféreras

title: délégiféreras


text: délégifèreras

title: délégifèreras


text: délégiférera

title: délégiférera


text: délégifèrera

title: délégifèrera


text: délégiférerons

title: délégiférerons


text: délégifèrerons

title: délégifèrerons


text: délégiférerez

title: délégiférerez


text: délégifèrerez

title: délégifèrerez


text: délégiféreront

title: délégiféreront


text: délégifèreront

title: délégifèreront


text: délégiférerais

title: délégiférerais


text: délégifèrerais

title: délégifèrerais


text: délégiférerait

title: délégiférerait


text: délégifèrerait

title: délégifèrerait


text: délégiférerions

title: délégiférerions


text: délégifèrerions

title: délégifèrerions


text: délégiféreriez

title: délégiféreriez


text: délégifèreriez

title: délégifèreriez


text: délégiféreraient

title: délégiféreraient


text: délégifèreraient

title: délégifèreraient


text: délégiférasse

title: délégiférasse


text: délégiférasses

title: délégiférasses


text: délégiférât

title: délégiférât


text: délégiférassions

title: délégiférassions


text: délégiférassiez

title: délégiférassiez


text: délégiférassent

title: délégiférassent


text: obérant

title: obérant


text:
obéré

Etymology 1
.

Adjective

 * 1) in debt

Etymology 2
From, itself from the above adjective.

title: obéré


text: obère

title: obère


text: obères

title: obères


text: obérons

title: obérons


text: obérez

title: obérez


text: obèrent

title: obèrent


text: obérais

title: obérais


text: obérait

title: obérait


text: obérions

title: obérions


text: obériez

title: obériez


text: obéraient

title: obéraient


text: obérai

title: obérai


text: obéras

title: obéras


text: obéra

title: obéra


text: obérâmes

title: obérâmes


text: obérâtes

title: obérâtes


text: obérèrent

title: obérèrent


text: obérerai

title: obérerai


text: obèrerai

title: obèrerai


text: obéreras

title: obéreras


text: obèreras

title: obèreras


text: obérera

title: obérera


text: obèrera

title: obèrera


text: obérerons

title: obérerons


text: obèrerons

title: obèrerons


text: obérerez

title: obérerez


text: obèrerez

title: obèrerez


text: obéreront

title: obéreront


text: obèreront

title: obèreront


text: obérerais

title: obérerais


text: obèrerais

title: obèrerais


text: obérerait

title: obérerait


text: obèrerait

title: obèrerait


text: obérerions

title: obérerions


text: obèrerions

title: obèrerions


text: obéreriez

title: obéreriez


text: obèreriez

title: obèreriez


text: obéreraient

title: obéreraient


text: obèreraient

title: obèreraient


text: obérasse

title: obérasse


text: obérasses

title: obérasses


text: obérât

title: obérât


text: obérassions

title: obérassions


text: obérassiez

title: obérassiez


text: obérassent

title: obérassent


text: oblitérant

title: oblitérant


text: oblitéré

title: oblitéré


text: oblitère

title: oblitère


text: oblitères

title: oblitères


text: oblitérons

title: oblitérons


text: oblitérez

title: oblitérez


text: oblitèrent

title: oblitèrent


text: oblitérais

title: oblitérais


text: oblitérait

title: oblitérait


text: oblitérions

title: oblitérions


text: oblitériez

title: oblitériez


text: oblitéraient

title: oblitéraient


text: oblitérai

title: oblitérai


text: oblitéras

title: oblitéras


text: oblitéra

title: oblitéra


text: oblitérâmes

title: oblitérâmes


text: oblitérâtes

title: oblitérâtes


text: oblitérèrent

title: oblitérèrent


text: oblitérerai

title: oblitérerai


text: oblitèrerai

title: oblitèrerai


text: oblitéreras

title: oblitéreras


text: oblitèreras

title: oblitèreras


text: oblitérera

title: oblitérera


text: oblitèrera

title: oblitèrera


text: oblitérerons

title: oblitérerons


text: oblitèrerons

title: oblitèrerons


text: oblitérerez

title: oblitérerez


text: oblitèrerez

title: oblitèrerez


text: oblitéreront

title: oblitéreront


text: oblitèreront

title: oblitèreront


text: oblitérerais

title: oblitérerais


text: oblitèrerais

title: oblitèrerais


text: oblitérerait

title: oblitérerait


text: oblitèrerait

title: oblitèrerait


text: oblitérerions

title: oblitérerions


text: oblitèrerions

title: oblitèrerions


text: oblitéreriez

title: oblitéreriez


text: oblitèreriez

title: oblitèreriez


text: oblitéreraient

title: oblitéreraient


text: oblitèreraient

title: oblitèreraient


text: oblitérasse

title: oblitérasse


text: oblitérasses

title: oblitérasses


text: oblitérât

title: oblitérât


text: oblitérassions

title: oblitérassions


text: oblitérassiez

title: oblitérassiez


text: oblitérassent

title: oblitérassent


text: lacérant

title: lacérant


text: lacéré

title: lacéré


text: lacère

title: lacère


text: lacères

title: lacères


text: lacérons

title: lacérons


text: lacérez

title: lacérez


text: lacérais

title: lacérais


text: lacérait

title: lacérait


text: lacérions

title: lacérions


text: lacériez

title: lacériez


text: lacéraient

title: lacéraient


text: lacérai

title: lacérai


text: lacéras

title: lacéras


text: lacéra

title: lacéra


text: lacérâmes

title: lacérâmes


text: lacérâtes

title: lacérâtes


text: lacérèrent

title: lacérèrent


text: lacérerai

title: lacérerai


text: lacèrerai

title: lacèrerai


text: lacéreras

title: lacéreras


text: lacèreras

title: lacèreras


text: lacérera

title: lacérera


text: lacèrera

title: lacèrera


text: lacérerons

title: lacérerons


text: lacèrerons

title: lacèrerons


text: lacérerez

title: lacérerez


text: lacèrerez

title: lacèrerez


text: lacéreront

title: lacéreront


text: lacèreront

title: lacèreront


text: lacérerais

title: lacérerais


text: lacèrerais

title: lacèrerais


text: lacérerait

title: lacérerait


text: lacèrerait

title: lacèrerait


text: lacérerions

title: lacérerions


text: lacèrerions

title: lacèrerions


text: lacéreriez

title: lacéreriez


text: lacèreriez

title: lacèreriez


text: lacéreraient

title: lacéreraient


text: lacèreraient

title: lacèreraient


text: lacérasse

title: lacérasse


text: lacérasses

title: lacérasses


text: lacérât

title: lacérât


text: lacérassions

title: lacérassions


text: lacérassiez

title: lacérassiez


text: lacérassent

title: lacérassent


text: énumérant

title: énumérant


text: énuméré

title: énuméré


text: énumère

title: énumère


text: énumères

title: énumères


text: énumérons

title: énumérons


text: énumérez

title: énumérez


text: énumèrent

title: énumèrent


text: énumérais

title: énumérais


text: énumérait

title: énumérait


text: énumérions

title: énumérions


text: énumériez

title: énumériez


text: énuméraient

title: énuméraient


text: énumérai

title: énumérai


text: énuméras

title: énuméras


text: énuméra

title: énuméra


text: énumérâmes

title: énumérâmes


text: énumérâtes

title: énumérâtes


text: énumérèrent

title: énumérèrent


text: énumérerai

title: énumérerai


text: énumèrerai

title: énumèrerai


text: énuméreras

title: énuméreras


text: énumèreras

title: énumèreras


text: énumérera

title: énumérera


text: énumèrera

title: énumèrera


text: énumérerons

title: énumérerons


text: énumèrerons

title: énumèrerons


text: énumérerez

title: énumérerez


text: énumèrerez

title: énumèrerez


text: énuméreront

title: énuméreront


text: énumèreront

title: énumèreront


text: énumérerais

title: énumérerais


text: énumèrerais

title: énumèrerais


text: énumérerait

title: énumérerait


text: énumèrerait

title: énumèrerait


text: énumérerions

title: énumérerions


text: énumèrerions

title: énumèrerions


text: énuméreriez

title: énuméreriez


text: énumèreriez

title: énumèreriez


text: énuméreraient

title: énuméreraient


text: énumèreraient

title: énumèreraient


text: énumérasse

title: énumérasse


text: énumérasses

title: énumérasses


text: énumérât

title: énumérât


text: énumérassions

title: énumérassions


text: énumérassiez

title: énumérassiez


text: énumérassent

title: énumérassent


text:
-kullak

Suffix

 * 1) rather big, hefty, clumsy.

title: -kullak


text: barétant

title: barétant


text: barété

title: barété


text: barète

title: barète


text: barètes

title: barètes


text: barétons

title: barétons


text: barétez

title: barétez


text: barètent

title: barètent


text: barétais

title: barétais


text: barétait

title: barétait


text: barétions

title: barétions


text: barétiez

title: barétiez


text: barétaient

title: barétaient


text: barétai

title: barétai


text: barétas

title: barétas


text:
baréta

Noun

 * 1) cap, beret, bonnet

title: baréta


text: barétâmes

title: barétâmes


text: barétâtes

title: barétâtes


text: barétèrent

title: barétèrent


text: baréterai

title: baréterai


text: barèterai

title: barèterai


text: baréteras

title: baréteras


text: barèteras

title: barèteras


text: barétera

title: barétera


text: barètera

title: barètera


text: baréterons

title: baréterons


text: barèterons

title: barèterons


text: baréterez

title: baréterez


text: barèterez

title: barèterez


text: baréteront

title: baréteront


text: barèteront

title: barèteront


text: baréterais

title: baréterais


text: barèterais

title: barèterais


text: baréterait

title: baréterait


text: barèterait

title: barèterait


text: baréterions

title: baréterions


text: barèterions

title: barèterions


text: baréteriez

title: baréteriez


text: barèteriez

title: barèteriez


text: baréteraient

title: baréteraient


text: barèteraient

title: barèteraient


text: barétasse

title: barétasse


text: barétasses

title: barétasses


text: barétât

title: barétât


text: barétassions

title: barétassions


text: barétassiez

title: barétassiez


text: barétassent

title: barétassent


text: pondérant

title: pondérant


text: pondère

title: pondère


text: pondères

title: pondères


text: pondérons

title: pondérons


text: pondérez

title: pondérez


text: pondèrent

title: pondèrent


text: pondérais

title: pondérais


text: pondérait

title: pondérait


text: pondérions

title: pondérions


text: pondériez

title: pondériez


text: pondéraient

title: pondéraient


text: pondérai

title: pondérai


text: pondéras

title: pondéras


text: pondéra

title: pondéra


text: pondérâmes

title: pondérâmes


text: pondérâtes

title: pondérâtes


text: pondérèrent

title: pondérèrent


text: pondérerai

title: pondérerai


text: pondèrerai

title: pondèrerai


text: pondéreras

title: pondéreras


text: pondèreras

title: pondèreras


text: pondérera

title: pondérera


text: pondèrera

title: pondèrera


text: pondérerons

title: pondérerons


text: pondèrerons

title: pondèrerons


text: pondérerez

title: pondérerez


text: pondèrerez

title: pondèrerez


text: pondéreront

title: pondéreront


text: pondèreront

title: pondèreront


text: pondérerais

title: pondérerais


text: pondèrerais

title: pondèrerais


text: pondérerait

title: pondérerait


text: pondèrerait

title: pondèrerait


text: pondérerions

title: pondérerions


text: pondèrerions

title: pondèrerions


text: pondéreriez

title: pondéreriez


text: pondèreriez

title: pondèreriez


text:
-liaq

Suffix

 * 1) something made by somebody.
 * kaagiliaq
 * a cake made by somebody
 * 1) someone who hunts, collects or travels to [noun]

title: -liaq


text: pondéreraient

title: pondéreraient


text: pondèreraient

title: pondèreraient


text: pondérasse

title: pondérasse


text: pondérasses

title: pondérasses


text: pondérât

title: pondérât


text: pondérassions

title: pondérassions


text: pondérassiez

title: pondérassiez


text: pondérassent

title: pondérassent


text: interférant

title: interférant


text: interféré

title: interféré


text: interfère

title: interfère


text: interfères

title: interfères


text: interférons

title: interférons


text: interférez

title: interférez


text: interfèrent

title: interfèrent


text: interférais

title: interférais


text: interférait

title: interférait


text: interférions

title: interférions


text: interfériez

title: interfériez


text: interféraient

title: interféraient


text: interférai

title: interférai


text: interféras

title: interféras


text: interféra

title: interféra


text: interférâmes

title: interférâmes


text: interférâtes

title: interférâtes


text: interférèrent

title: interférèrent


text: interférerai

title: interférerai


text: interfèrerai

title: interfèrerai


text: interféreras

title: interféreras


text: interfèreras

title: interfèreras


text: interférera

title: interférera


text: interfèrera

title: interfèrera


text: interférerons

title: interférerons


text: interfèrerons

title: interfèrerons


text: interférerez

title: interférerez


text: interfèrerez

title: interfèrerez


text: interféreront

title: interféreront


text: interfèreront

title: interfèreront


text: interférerais

title: interférerais


text: interfèrerais

title: interfèrerais


text: interférerait

title: interférerait


text: interfèrerait

title: interfèrerait


text: interférerions

title: interférerions


text: interfèrerions

title: interfèrerions


text: interféreriez

title: interféreriez


text: interfèreriez

title: interfèreriez


text: interféreraient

title: interféreraient


text: interfèreraient

title: interfèreraient


text: interférasse

title: interférasse


text: interférasses

title: interférasses


text: interférât

title: interférât


text: interférassions

title: interférassions


text: interférassiez

title: interférassiez


text: interférassent

title: interférassent


text: lésant

title: lésant


text: lésé

title: lésé


text: lèses

title: lèses


text: lésons

title: lésons


text: lésez

title: lésez


text: lèsent

title: lèsent


text: lésais

title: lésais


text: lésait

title: lésait


text: lésiez

title: lésiez


text: lésaient

title: lésaient


text: lésai

title: lésai


text: lésas

title: lésas


text: lésa

title: lésa


text:
shimmy on down

Verb

 * 1)  To go somewhere.

title: shimmy on down


text: lésâmes

title: lésâmes


text: lésâtes

title: lésâtes


text: lésèrent

title: lésèrent


text: léserai

title: léserai


text: lèserai

title: lèserai


text: léseras

title: léseras


text: lèseras

title: lèseras


text: lésera

title: lésera


text: lèsera

title: lèsera


text: léserons

title: léserons


text: lèserons

title: lèserons


text: léserez

title: léserez


text: lèserez

title: lèserez


text: léseront

title: léseront


text: lèseront

title: lèseront


text: léserais

title: léserais


text: lèserais

title: lèserais


text: léserait

title: léserait


text: lèserait

title: lèserait


text: léserions

title: léserions


text: lèserions

title: lèserions


text: léseriez

title: léseriez


text: lèseriez

title: lèseriez


text: léseraient

title: léseraient


text: lèseraient

title: lèseraient


text: lésasse

title: lésasse


text: lésasses

title: lésasses


text: lésât

title: lésât


text: lésassions

title: lésassions


text: lésassiez

title: lésassiez


text: lésassent

title: lésassent


text:
boofhead

Etymology
From (obsolete). Boofhead was the name of a cartoon character in a Sydney newspaper during the 1940s.

Noun

 * 1)  An idiot; a fathead.
 * 2)  An oversized head.
 * 3)  A person with an oversized head.
 * 1)  An oversized head.
 * 2)  A person with an oversized head.
 * 1)  A person with an oversized head.

Adjective

 * 1)  ; stupid; dimwitted.

title: boofhead


text:
-nnguakkuluk

Suffix

 * 1) a poor little thing.
 * -> iliarsunnguakkuluk
 * orphan -> The poor little orphan.

title: -nnguakkuluk


text: siégeant

title: siégeant


text: siégé

title: siégé


text: siégeons

title: siégeons


text: siégez

title: siégez


text: siègent

title: siègent


text: siégeais

title: siégeais


text: siégeait

title: siégeait


text: siégions

title: siégions


text: siégiez

title: siégiez


text: siégeaient

title: siégeaient


text: siégeai

title: siégeai


text: siégeas

title: siégeas


text: siégea

title: siégea


text: siégeâmes

title: siégeâmes


text: siégeâtes

title: siégeâtes


text: siégèrent

title: siégèrent


text: siégerai

title: siégerai


text: siègerai

title: siègerai


text: siégeras

title: siégeras


text: siègeras

title: siègeras


text: siégera

title: siégera


text: siègera

title: siègera


text: siégerons

title: siégerons


text: siègerons

title: siègerons


text: siégerez

title: siégerez


text: siègerez

title: siègerez


text: siégeront

title: siégeront


text: siègeront

title: siègeront


text: siégerais

title: siégerais


text: siègerais

title: siègerais


text: siégerait

title: siégerait


text: siègerait

title: siègerait


text: siégerions

title: siégerions


text: siègerions

title: siègerions


text: siégeriez

title: siégeriez


text: siègeriez

title: siègeriez


text: siégeraient

title: siégeraient


text: siègeraient

title: siègeraient


text: siégeasse

title: siégeasse


text: siégeasses

title: siégeasses


text: siégeât

title: siégeât


text: siégeassions

title: siégeassions


text: siégeassiez

title: siégeassiez


text: siégeassent

title: siégeassent


text:
-nnaaq

Suffix

 * 1) favourite [noun]
 * tammaarfinnaarput
 * our favourite campsite

title: -nnaaq


text:
connect the dots

Etymology
From the children's pencil and paper puzzle “Connect The Dots”, also known as “Join The Dots”.

Verb

 * 1)  To attempt to complete a puzzle in which dots on a paper must be connected in a specific order so that the joining lines form a picture.
 * 2)  To make connections in one's mind, in order to arrive at a more holistic understanding of a situation.
 * 1)  To make connections in one's mind, in order to arrive at a more holistic understanding of a situation.

Translations

 * Finnish: päästä jäljille
 * French:
 * Hungarian: levonja a következtetést
 * Polish: łączyć kropki, połączyć kropki

title: connect the dots


text: connects the dots

title: connects the dots


text: connecting the dots

title: connecting the dots


text: connected the dots

title: connected the dots


text:
naturaliter

Adverb

 * 1) naturally

title: naturaliter


text:
flobby

Adjective

 * 1)  full of saliva

title: flobby


text:
nefandus

Etymology
From +. See also.

Adjective

 * 1) impious
 * 2) heinous, execrable, abominable

title: nefandus


text: nefandum

title: nefandum


text: nefandae

title: nefandae


text: nefandorum

title: nefandorum


text: nefandarum

title: nefandarum


text: nefandis

title: nefandis


text: nefandam

title: nefandam


text: nefandos

title: nefandos


text: nefandas

title: nefandas


text:
picture dictionary

Noun

 * 1) A dictionary that includes pictures to help identify things.

Translations

 * Arabic: قَامُوس مُصَوَّر, قَامُوس تَصْوِيرِيّ
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 圖片字典
 * Danish: billedordbog
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: kuvasanakirja
 * French:
 * German:
 * Greek: εικονικό λεξικό
 * Icelandic: myndaorðabók
 * Italian: dizionario illustrato
 * Mongolian:
 * Cyrillic: зурагт толь, зурагт толь бичиг
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: bildeordbok
 * Nynorsk: biletordbok
 * Polish: słownik fotograficzny
 * Russian: слова́рь в карти́нках
 * Spanish: diccionario visual
 * Swedish: bildordbok
 * Turkish: resimli sözlük

title: picture dictionary


text:
nolens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) not willing
 * 2) refusing

title: nolens


text:
-palaaq

Suffix

 * 1) bad, useless

Suffix

 * 1) sound of [verb]ing

title: -palaaq


text: nolentes

title: nolentes


text: nolentia

title: nolentia


text: nolentis

title: nolentis


text: nolentium

title: nolentium


text: nolentibus

title: nolentibus


text: nolentem

title: nolentem


text:
שורת הדין

Noun

 * 1) the letter of the law

title: שורת הדין


text: Klængur

title: Klængur


text:
capull

Noun

 * 1) horse
 * A sword and a dagger he wore by his side, of manye a man the bane;
 * And he was clad in his capull-hyde, topp and tayll and mayne - Robin Hood and Guy of Gisbourne

title: capull


text:
-passuit

Suffix

 * 1)  many [noun]s, a crowd of [noun]s
 * e.g. ulloriarpassuit
 * A myriad of stars.
 * e.g. navianartorpassuit atortarpavut
 * We are surrounded by dangers
 * e.g. qimusserpassuit Uummannamut aporaapput
 * A number of sledges arrived in Uummannaq at the same time.

title: -passuit


text:
pellicens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) attracting, alluring, coaxing
 * 2) rivalling

title: pellicens


text: pellicentes

title: pellicentes


text: pellicentia

title: pellicentia


text: pellicentis

title: pellicentis


text: pellicentium

title: pellicentium


text: pellicenti

title: pellicenti


text: pellicentibus

title: pellicentibus


text: pellicentem

title: pellicentem


text: shēng-jiàng

title: shēng-jiàng


text:
percipiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) securing, gaining
 * 2) perceiving
 * 3) feeling
 * 4) learning

title: percipiens


text: percipientes

title: percipientes


text: percipientia

title: percipientia


text: percipientis

title: percipientis


text: percipientium

title: percipientium


text: percipienti

title: percipienti


text: percipientibus

title: percipientibus


text: percipientem

title: percipientem


text:
-piaq

Suffix

 * 1) real, actual

title: -piaq


text:
mizrab

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) plectrum

title: mizrab


text:
-ralaannguaq

Suffix

 * 1) tiny

title: -ralaannguaq


text:
opsonic

Etymology
Formed as (the present stem of the Classical,  + the 🇨🇬; compare the contemporary 🇨🇬 and the slightly later 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to, produced by, or involving opsonin.

title: opsonic


text:
calamanco

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) A glossy woolen fabric with striped or checkered designs.

title: calamanco


text:
permanens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) lasting, continuing, ongoing
 * 2) persisting, persevering, remaining

Etymology
. Cognate of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) permanence

title: permanens


text: permanentia

title: permanentia


text: permanentis

title: permanentis


text: permanentium

title: permanentium


text: permanentibus

title: permanentibus


text: permanentem

title: permanentem


text:
User:DCDuring/Appendix:English playing card naming

52-card French deck
This common deck is used for poker, bridge, and many other common Western card games. It is sometimes supplemented with one or more additional unsuited cards, commonly called joker.

The names of the cards are of the form "[rank] of [suit]". The most common names are in the tables below. Synonyms for the rank and suit names can be substituted.

Synonyms

 * pikes
 * squares
 * clovers, flowers
 * deuce
 * trey
 * cater
 * cinque
 * sice
 * knave
 * sice
 * knave


text: Template:card

title: Template:card


text:
-rujussuaq

Suffix

 * 1) enormous [noun]
 * 2) to a great extent

title: -rujussuaq


text:
interstacked

Adjective

 * 1) Stacked together.
 * These modular boxes can be interstacked and will fit 40" x 48" and 48" x 48" pallets.

title: interstacked


text:
interstack

Adjective

 * 1) Between stacks.

title: interstack


text:
-siaq

Suffix

 * 1) something bought or received.

title: -siaq


text: gluestick

title: gluestick


text: gluesticks

title: gluesticks


text:
inussiaq

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) slave

title: inussiaq


text:
Citations:nutfarm

 * 1998 June 10, "Henning Torsteinsen" <mr.burns@NOSPAMc2i.net>, "Re: Cadsuane teaching the A'sha'man?", message-ID <357ebe58.12402675@news1.c2i.net>, alt.fan.robert-jordan, Usenet :
 * He's well on his way to the nutfarm! Well... Maybe not, but I think that's it, just another aspect of the "madness" that infect male channelers.
 * 2000 October 30, Danielle Vallee <dv@idv8.com>, "Re: Please catch me up...", message-ID <fBgL5.3500$bP5.113474@weber.videotron.net>, alt.tv.port-charles, Usenet :
 * What's her face -- er, Barrington chick -- Allison! -- she and Jahmal are pretending to have broken up so her grandmother Amanda and Rachel don't send her to the nutfarm. (Which is lame -- there's no way that people can be committed so easily, I don't care how rich her grandmother is!)
 * 2001 April 3, <bl@ant.com>, "Re: Windows 'speed'", message-ID <NOay6.243$ndm.17104999@news.xtra.co.nz>, alt.destroy.microsoft et al., Usenet :
 * If there's anyone out there who can look me straight in the eye and say "Microsoft know what they are doing" without doubling over in fits of laughter, I feel I can safely recommend that person for the nutfarm.

title: Citations:nutfarm


text:
狼窩

Noun

 * 1)  a wolf's lair
 * 2)  an enemy lair

title: 狼窩


text: 狼窝

title: 狼窝


text:
goalbox

Noun

 * 1) The compartment of a maze etc. that the animal subject is intended to reach in a psychology experiment.

title: goalbox


text:
startbox

Noun

 * 1) The compartment of a maze etc. into which the animal subject in a psychology experiment is initially placed.

title: startbox


text: goalboxes

title: goalboxes


text: startboxes

title: startboxes


text:
虎口

Noun

 * 1) a tiger's mouth
 * 2) the jaws of death
 * 3) purlicue the web between the thumb and forefinger of a hand

title: 虎口


text:
afpresning

Noun

 * 1) extortion the practice of extorting money or other property
 * 2) blackmail

title: afpresning


text: afpresningen

title: afpresningen


text: afpresninger

title: afpresninger


text: afpresningerne

title: afpresningerne


text: afpresnings

title: afpresnings


text: afpresningens

title: afpresningens


text: afpresningers

title: afpresningers


text: afpresningernes

title: afpresningernes


text:
終南山

Proper noun

 * 1)  south of Xi'an in Shaanxi, China

title: 終南山


text: 终南山

title: 终南山


text:
safebox

Noun

 * 1) A safe-deposit box.

title: safebox


text: safeboxes

title: safeboxes


text:
boxable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of, or suitable for, placing in a box.
 * 2) * 1922, Great Britain. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, The Journal of the Ministry of Agriculture: Volume 29
 * On the other hand, it has been said, and probably without exaggeration, that the average crop of apples grown in commercial orchards in this country does not include more than 15 per cent, of fruit of boxable quality.

title: boxable


text: inulins

title: inulins


text:
velocardiofacial

Adjective

 * 1)  Exhibiting velar, facial and cardiac defects.

title: velocardiofacial


text:
-suannguaq

Suffix

 * 1) naughty little

title: -suannguaq


text:
курятник

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chicken coop

title: курятник


text: Category:Russian terms suffixed with -ятник


text:
astroballistic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to astroballistics.

title: astroballistic


text:
antigropelos

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Waterproof leggings.

title: antigropelos


text: quetch

title: quetch


text:
antimine

Adjective

 * 1)  Countering or opposing mines.

Translations

 * Portuguese: antiminas

title: antimine


text:
-suaq

Suffix

 * 1) big, bad
 * silarsuarmiut - humanity.
 * ila suersuaq! - what an awful draught!
 * ila suersuaq! - what an awful draught!

Usage notes
-aq is elided before affixes and inflectional endings that begin with a vowel.

title: -suaq


text:
antiquation

Etymology
From, noun of action from past-participle stem of.

English.

Noun

 * 1)  The process of becoming antique or obsolete.
 * 2)  Something that is antique or obsolete.

title: antiquation


text:
anticorrosion

Adjective

 * 1) Preventing corrosion.

title: anticorrosion


text:
antisag

Adjective

 * 1) Preventing sagging.

title: antisag


text:
antisepticize

Verb

 * 1)  To make antiseptic.

title: antisepticize


text: antisepticizes

title: antisepticizes


text: antisepticizing

title: antisepticizing


text: antisepticized

title: antisepticized


text:
antisnob

Adjective

 * 1) Opposing snobbery.

Noun

 * 1) One who opposes snobbery.

title: antisnob


text: antisnobs

title: antisnobs


text:
antipot

Adjective

 * 1)  Opposed to the use of marijuana.

title: antipot


text: shūcài

title: shūcài


text: xiǎoxíng

title: xiǎoxíng


text:
tve-

Etymology
From, , from ,.

Prefix

 * 1) bi-, di-, duo-

Etymology
From or.

Prefix

 * 1) two, double

Etymology
From, from.

Prefix

 * 1) bi-, di-, duo-

title: tve-


text:
-taaq

Suffix

 * 1) new [noun]
 * ukiortaaq
 * New Year
 * ernertaaq
 * newborn son

title: -taaq


text:
選抜

Noun

 * 1) selecting the best

Verb

 * 1) select the best

title: 選抜


text:
ukiortaami pilluaritsi

Etymology
Locative singular of + 2nd person plural (intransitive) imperative of, thus "be happy on New Year".

Phrase

 * 1) Happy New Year!

title: ukiortaami pilluaritsi


text:
-tsialak

Suffix

 * 1) nice, pretty

title: -tsialak


text:
-tsiaq

Suffix

 * 1) fair- or medium-sized
 * e.g. niviarsiatsiat
 * Half-grown girls.

title: -tsiaq


text:
poscens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) begging, requesting, desiring

title: poscens


text: poscentes

title: poscentes


text: poscentia

title: poscentia


text: poscentis

title: poscentis


text: poscentium

title: poscentium


text: poscenti

title: poscenti


text: poscentibus

title: poscentibus


text: poscentem

title: poscentem


text:
potatio

Noun

 * 1) drinking (act of)

title: potatio


text:
idioticon

Etymology
Borrowed from, , from  , from , the   of , from  +. ῐ̓δῐώτης is derived from (ultimately from  + . The English word is cognate with 🇨🇬.

The form  is derived from 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) A dictionary of a specific dialect, or of the words and phrases peculiar to one part of a country; a glossary.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: idiotikon
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish:
 * French: ,
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Italian: dizionario dialettale
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: idioticón
 * Swedish: dialektlexikon

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  dictionary of a certain lect, especially of the terms particular to that lect

title: idioticon


text: potationes

title: potationes


text: potationis

title: potationis


text: potationum

title: potationum


text: potationi

title: potationi


text: potationibus

title: potationibus


text: potationem

title: potationem


text: potatione

title: potatione


text:
-toqaq

Suffix

 * 1) old
 * aqqunarnitoqaq
 * a persistent sore
 * arnatoqaq
 * an old woman

title: -toqaq


text:
Talk:時々

々
Does the character 々 actually appear in Mandarin? I asked about this at Talk:々 and was told that it does not. 71.66.97.228 19:35, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

 * It is sometimes used in casual horizontal writing, but not in formal writing or in print. More often, 〻 is used, but still only casually...or sometimes the older 二. Usually you just write the hanzi twice. In Japanese, it is used in any kind of writing. —Stephen (Talk) 19:47, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

So the word 時々 does exist in Mandarin, then? Upon searching again, every hit on a Chinese-language Web page shows some reference to Japanese language or culture. 71.66.97.228 20:03, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

 * It’s not used in print or formal writing. Web pages are a form of print. —Stephen (Talk) 20:32, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

Are you saying it is, or is not used on Web pages (which you state is a form of print)? If the answer is "no" for both, then that would indicate that this symbol is not used in Mandarin, as I see from reexamining Talk:々 that you indicated it is not used in Mandarin. 71.66.97.228 20:39, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

 * I keep telling you that it is sometimes used in casual handwritten text, but not in print or formal text. If you keep asking me, I will just have to keep repeating the same thing. If you don’t like the answer, ask someone else. —Stephen (Talk) 21:43, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

Thank you, the only reason I had asked you to clarify is because you said this:

 * "It’s not used in print or formal writing. Web pages are a form of print."

This both implies that 々 is not used in Mandarin in print, and is used in Mandarin in print. I think what you mean is that it never appears in Mandarin-language books that are actually made of paper, but is used on Mandarin-language Web pages. If this is true, is 々 used only on Mandarin-language Web pages referring to Japanese culture? That has been the result when I have searched for this character on Mandarin-language Web pages. If that is the case, then の could be considered a Mandarin term as well, as it appears on many Mandarin-language Web pages (but, I believe, only those referring to Japanese text or culture). 71.66.97.228 23:36, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

 * "not used in print or formal writing. Web pages are a form of print" does not imply that "and is used in Mandarin in print". It plainly says the opposite. You don’t seem to understand plain English. Ask someone else, I’m not wasting my breath. —Stephen (Talk) 10:02, 28 December 2010 (UTC)

RFV discussion: November 2021–February 2022
Varient form of 時時. --沈澄心✉ 17:01, 2 November 2021 (UTC)
 * Cited. — justin(r)leung { (t...) 21:59, 31 January 2022 (UTC)

 * RFV passed. — justin(r)leung { (t...) 21:02, 9 February 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:時々


text:
ធម៌

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) behaviour
 * 2) character
 * 3) dharma
 * 4) prayer

Adjective

 * 1) to be closely tied by bonds of friendship

title: ធម៌


text:
praecello

Etymology
From, one lost verb whose participle is , from (whence ,  etc.).

Verb

 * 1)  to surpass, outdo
 * 2) to excel (with per or ablative)

Conjugation

 * Note: This verb seems to have sometimes been treated as a second-conjugation verb by ancient writers.

title: praecello


text:
çûdra

Noun

 * 1) Shudra

title: çûdra


text: praecellor

title: praecellor


text:
praecognosco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to foresee or foreknow

title: praecognosco


text: praecognoscis

title: praecognoscis


text: praecognoscit

title: praecognoscit


text: praecognoscimus

title: praecognoscimus


text: praecognoscitis

title: praecognoscitis


text: praecognoscunt

title: praecognoscunt


text: praecognoscam

title: praecognoscam


text: praecognosces

title: praecognosces


text: praecognoscet

title: praecognoscet


text: praecognoscemus

title: praecognoscemus


text: praecognoscetis

title: praecognoscetis


text: praecognoscent

title: praecognoscent


text: praecognoscebam

title: praecognoscebam


text: praecognoscebas

title: praecognoscebas


text: praecognoscebat

title: praecognoscebat


text: praecognoscebamus

title: praecognoscebamus


text: praecognoscebatis

title: praecognoscebatis


text: praecognoscebant

title: praecognoscebant


text: passés simples

title: passés simples


text: praecognoscor

title: praecognoscor


text: praecognosceris

title: praecognosceris


text: praecognoscitur

title: praecognoscitur


text: praecognoscimur

title: praecognoscimur


text: praecognoscimini

title: praecognoscimini


text: praecognoscuntur

title: praecognoscuntur


text: praecognoscar

title: praecognoscar


text: praecognoscetur

title: praecognoscetur


text: praecognoscemur

title: praecognoscemur


text: praecognoscemini

title: praecognoscemini


text: praecognoscentur

title: praecognoscentur


text: praecognoscebar

title: praecognoscebar


text: praecognoscebaris

title: praecognoscebaris


text: praecognoscebatur

title: praecognoscebatur


text: praecognoscebamur

title: praecognoscebamur


text: praecognoscebamini

title: praecognoscebamini


text: praecognoscebantur

title: praecognoscebantur


text: praecognoscas

title: praecognoscas


text: praecognoscat

title: praecognoscat


text: praecognoscamus

title: praecognoscamus


text: praecognoscatis

title: praecognoscatis


text: praecognoscant

title: praecognoscant


text: praecognoscerem

title: praecognoscerem


text: praecognosceres

title: praecognosceres


text: praecognosceret

title: praecognosceret


text: praecognosceremus

title: praecognosceremus


text: praecognosceretis

title: praecognosceretis


text: praecognoscerent

title: praecognoscerent


text: praecognoscaris

title: praecognoscaris


text: praecognoscatur

title: praecognoscatur


text: praecognoscamur

title: praecognoscamur


text: praecognoscamini

title: praecognoscamini


text: praecognoscantur

title: praecognoscantur


text: praecognoscerer

title: praecognoscerer


text: praecognoscereris

title: praecognoscereris


text: praecognosceretur

title: praecognosceretur


text: praecognosceremur

title: praecognosceremur


text: praecognosceremini

title: praecognosceremini


text: praecognoscerentur

title: praecognoscerentur


text: praecognosce

title: praecognosce


text: praecognoscito

title: praecognoscito


text: praecognoscite

title: praecognoscite


text: praecognoscitote

title: praecognoscitote


text: praecognoscunto

title: praecognoscunto


text: praecognoscere

title: praecognoscere


text: praecognoscitor

title: praecognoscitor


text: praecognoscuntor

title: praecognoscuntor


text: praecognosci

title: praecognosci


text:
praecognitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) foreknown, foreseen

title: praecognitus


text:
praecognita

Etymology
From, past participle of. See and.

Noun

 * 1)  Things previously known, or which should be known in order to understand something else.

title: praecognita


text: praecognitum

title: praecognitum


text: praecogniti

title: praecogniti


text: praecognitae

title: praecognitae


text: praecognitorum

title: praecognitorum


text: praecognitarum

title: praecognitarum


text: praecognito

title: praecognito


text: praecognitis

title: praecognitis


text: praecognitam

title: praecognitam


text: praecognitos

title: praecognitos


text: praecognitas

title: praecognitas


text: praecognite

title: praecognite


text:
praeco

Etymology
Per De Vaan, by syncope from, with the same prefix and root as the verb from  combined with the agent noun suffix. An alternative proposal derives it by syncope from, from and the root of the verb.

Noun

 * 1) herald, crier
 * 2) auctioneer
 * 1) auctioneer

title: praeco


text: petits déjeuners

title: petits déjeuners


text: petits écrans

title: petits écrans


text: praecones

title: praecones


text: praeconis

title: praeconis


text: praeconum

title: praeconum


text: praeconi

title: praeconi


text: praeconibus

title: praeconibus


text: praeconem

title: praeconem


text: praecone

title: praecone


text: pauvretés

title: pauvretés


text:
praenuntians

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) foretelling, predicting

title: praenuntians


text: praenuntiantes

title: praenuntiantes


text: praenuntiantia

title: praenuntiantia


text: praenuntiantis

title: praenuntiantis


text: praenuntiantium

title: praenuntiantium


text: praenuntianti

title: praenuntianti


text: praenuntiante

title: praenuntiante


text: praenuntiantibus

title: praenuntiantibus


text: praenuntiantem

title: praenuntiantem


text:
praescio

Etymology
From, possibly a calque from.

Verb

 * 1) to foreknow, know in advance

title: praescio


text: praescis

title: praescis


text: praescit

title: praescit


text: praescimus

title: praescimus


text: praescitis

title: praescitis


text: praesciunt

title: praesciunt


text: praesciam

title: praesciam


text: praescies

title: praescies


text: praesciet

title: praesciet


text: praesciemus

title: praesciemus


text: praescietis

title: praescietis


text: praescient

title: praescient


text: praesciebam

title: praesciebam


text: praesciebas

title: praesciebas


text: praesciebat

title: praesciebat


text: praesciebamus

title: praesciebamus


text: praesciebatis

title: praesciebatis


text: praesciebant

title: praesciebant


text: praescivi

title: praescivi


text: praescivisti

title: praescivisti


text: praescivit

title: praescivit


text: praescivimus

title: praescivimus


text: praescivistis

title: praescivistis


text: praesciverunt

title: praesciverunt


text: praescivero

title: praescivero


text: praesciveris

title: praesciveris


text: praesciverit

title: praesciverit


text: praesciverimus

title: praesciverimus


text: praesciveritis

title: praesciveritis


text: praesciverint

title: praesciverint


text: praesciveram

title: praesciveram


text: praesciveras

title: praesciveras


text: praesciverat

title: praesciverat


text: praesciveramus

title: praesciveramus


text: praesciveratis

title: praesciveratis


text: praesciverant

title: praesciverant


text: praescior

title: praescior


text: praesciris

title: praesciris


text: praescitur

title: praescitur


text: praescimur

title: praescimur


text: praescimini

title: praescimini


text: praesciuntur

title: praesciuntur


text: praesciar

title: praesciar


text: praescieris

title: praescieris


text: praescietur

title: praescietur


text: praesciemur

title: praesciemur


text: praesciemini

title: praesciemini


text: praescientur

title: praescientur


text: praesciebar

title: praesciebar


text: praesciebaris

title: praesciebaris


text: praesciebatur

title: praesciebatur


text: praesciebamur

title: praesciebamur


text: praesciebamini

title: praesciebamini


text: praesciebantur

title: praesciebantur


text: praescias

title: praescias


text: praesciat

title: praesciat


text: praesciamus

title: praesciamus


text: praesciatis

title: praesciatis


text: praesciant

title: praesciant


text: praescirem

title: praescirem


text: praescires

title: praescires


text: praesciret

title: praesciret


text: praesciremus

title: praesciremus


text: praesciretis

title: praesciretis


text: praescirent

title: praescirent


text: praesciverim

title: praesciverim


text: praescivissem

title: praescivissem


text: praescivisses

title: praescivisses


text: praescivisset

title: praescivisset


text: praescivissemus

title: praescivissemus


text: praescivissetis

title: praescivissetis


text: praescivissent

title: praescivissent


text: praesciaris

title: praesciaris


text: praesciatur

title: praesciatur


text: praesciamur

title: praesciamur


text: praesciamini

title: praesciamini


text: praesciantur

title: praesciantur


text: praescirer

title: praescirer


text: praescireris

title: praescireris


text: praesciretur

title: praesciretur


text: praesciremur

title: praesciremur


text: praesciremini

title: praesciremini


text: praescirentur

title: praescirentur


text: praesci

title: praesci


text: praescito

title: praescito


text: praescite

title: praescite


text: praescitote

title: praescitote


text: praesciunto

title: praesciunto


text: praescire

title: praescire


text: praescitor

title: praescitor


text: praesciuntor

title: praesciuntor


text: praescivisse

title: praescivisse


text: praesciri

title: praesciri


text:
שורה

Noun

 * 1) A row (of objects);  a line of text.
 * 2) A series, a string (of events, actions, etc.).

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) line
 * 2) row

title: שורה


text:
שורת

Derived terms

 * שׁוּרַת הַדִּין

title: שורת


text: שורות

title: שורות


text: sæwuda

title: sæwuda


text:
User talk:Exert

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title: User talk:Exert


text: Panamà

title: Panamà


text:
wentylator

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) fan, ventilator

title: wentylator


text:
Scotistic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Scotism.

title: Scotistic


text:
Talk:劺

Tone
Why does this dictionary have both móu and mòu listed as readings? Is the latter a mistake? 71.66.97.228 20:28, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:劺


text: Hondures

title: Hondures


text: Salvadorians

title: Salvadorians


text: slikari

title: slikari


text: Salvadorans

title: Salvadorans


text:
mali slikar

Noun

 * 1)  a little (child) painter (artist who paints pictures)
 * 2)  an unimportant painter

title: mali slikar


text: diàntī

title: diàntī


text:
præliminary

Noun

 * 1) * 1658, James Harrington, The Prerogative of Popular Government: A Politicall Discourse in Two Books (Printed for Tho. Brewster at the three Bibles at the West end of Pauls Church-yard), sub-title:
 * The Prerogative of Popular Government: A Politicall Discourse in Two Books. The former containing the first præliminary of Oceana, inlarged, interpreted, and vindicated from all such mistakes or slanders as have been alledged against it under the Notion of Objections; the second concerning ordination, against Dr. H. Hamond, Dr. L. Seaman, and the authors they follow.
 * The Prerogative of Popular Government: A Politicall Discourse in Two Books. The former containing the first præliminary of Oceana, inlarged, interpreted, and vindicated from all such mistakes or slanders as have been alledged against it under the Notion of Objections; the second concerning ordination, against Dr. H. Hamond, Dr. L. Seaman, and the authors they follow.

title: præliminary


text:
Talk:鼌

Where is traditional form?
If this is, as the entry indicates, a simplified Mandarin form, can the traditional form be added? 71.66.97.228 21:18, 27 December 2010 (UTC)
 * It's 鼂 with the bottom part using the simplified form 黾 rather than the traditional form 黽. -- Liliana • 18:27, 22 June 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:鼌


text: postes d'essence

title: postes d'essence


text: zìdòng

title: zìdòng


text:
taq

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  iron

title: taq


text: points d'orgue

title: points d'orgue


text: pompages

title: pompages


text: sacs à main

title: sacs à main


text:
Talk:鳤

Traditional form
If this is the simplified form, can the traditional form be added to this entry? 71.66.97.228 21:29, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

 * The only difference that I can imagine is the radical. However, I can't find a single converter that can convert this char to its traditional form, lol. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C

I know, it's a very obscure one. Does this help? 71.66.97.228 22:02, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:鳤


text: afritten

title: afritten


text: afritje

title: afritje


text:
gik

Adjective

 * 1) lazy

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) to anger; to make mad; to tick off
 * 2) to mock; to ridicule
 * 3) to encourage; to motivate
 * 1) to encourage; to motivate

Noun

 * 1) clod of earth made from ploughing
 * 2) sod
 * 3) adobe; mud brick
 * 1) adobe; mud brick

title: gik


text: premiers ministres

title: premiers ministres


text: sauveurs

title: sauveurs


text:
sauveuse

Etymology
From.

title: sauveuse


text: sauveuses

title: sauveuses


text: Shǎnxī

title: Shǎnxī


text: salvateurs

title: salvateurs


text: salvatrices

title: salvatrices


text:
-erniaq

Suffix

 * 1) seller of [noun]

title: -erniaq


text:
Talk:缐

Traditional form
If this is a simplified character, as indicated in the entry, can the traditional form be added? 71.66.97.228 21:48, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Whatever it is, it's not the standard simplified form of 線. —suzukaze (t・c) 01:41, 1 September 2015 (UTC)

 * Actually, it is one of the standard characters in 通用規範漢字表. It is 線 when it is a surname. Justinrleung (talk) 01:55, 1 September 2015 (UTC)

 * Simplification is a lot weirder than I thought!? D: —suzukaze (t・c) 01:59, 1 September 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:缐


text:
-kkuutaat

Suffix

 * 1) in groups of [noun], [noun] at a time

title: -kkuutaat


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/atjaną

Etymology 1
From Pre-Germanic, causative of.

Verb

 * 1) to incite

Etymology 2
From. Diachronically from ; compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to cause/allow to eat, feed (an animal)
 * 2) to pasture; graze
 * 3) to cause to be eaten, feed (fodder)

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/atjaną


text:
-koorfik

Suffix

 * 1) a place for discarding, receptacle of undesired things

title: -koorfik


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/drankijaną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cause to drink


text:
Talk:你

I cannot see the "你" Letter, its invisible to me ...

RFV discussion: January–June 2013
Rfv-sense for given Vietnamese reading, as it's uncited and not in the Unihan database. Bumm13 (talk) 13:04, 13 January 2013 (UTC)
 * I've deleted the readings which did not occur in Nom, and left the ones which did occur. - -sche (discuss) 21:24, 28 June 2013 (UTC)

RFC discussion: March–May 2016
How is this a traditional character? Its right component 尔 is simplified from 爾.
 * Many "traditional" characters have been simplified from more complex characters. Traditional characters are the characters that are generally considered to be traditional (that is, used as more or less standard characters in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau), regardless of whether they have been simplified before. There have been many changes over the years as the Chinese script continually evolved. 你 is generally considered to be a traditional character, as it is used in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau as the standard character. Any other variant of 你 is considered to be nonstandard. — justin(r)leung { (t...) 04:52, 29 March 2016 (UTC)
 * From some perspective, it is considered a simplified character (from 儞), even if it's currently used in Taiwan and other fantizi areas. For example, Japanese, Korean or Vietnamese probably didn't include it at all, as a relatively late simplification, long after the incorporation of Chinese characters into these languages was complete. This could be a reason for the question, just guessing. As a cleanup, the usage of the character in JKV languages should be verified (despite the inclusion in the Unihan dictionary, which gives CJKV reading for almost any character) and etymology/usage explained. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 00:31, 1 April 2016 (UTC)
 * It is probably simplified in the sense that it may have come from 儞, but it is also "traditional" in the sense that it is generally accepted as traditional. 儞 was probably never considered to be "standard". 集韻 considers 伲 to be the orthodox form and 儞/你 as variants. The Kangxi Dictionary didn't even include 儞, but has 伱. In 通雅, it says, "爾汝而若乃一聲之轉. 爾又爲尔，尔又作伱，俗書作你. " (爾, 汝, 而, 若 are variations of the same sound. 爾 is also written as 尔; 尔 is also written as 伱, commonly written as 你.) While old dictionaries do usually consider 你 to be variant forms, 你 is almost universally accepted as traditional standard form in Chinese. I definitely agree that we need to cleanup the other languages. — justin(r)leung { (t...) 06:59, 1 April 2016 (UTC)

Discussion closed. Wyang (talk) 07:24, 23 May 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:你


text:
Category talk:Chinese terms needing attention

Why no category?
Why is this category not in a higher-level category entitled "Category:Terms needing attention" or something similar? 71.66.97.228 22:15, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

Fixed. 71.66.97.228 22:16, 27 December 2010 (UTC)


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/bilībaną

Etymology
From, the latter from.

Verb

 * 1) to stay, to remain in place

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/bilībaną