text: enarravisses

title: enarravisses


text: enarravisset

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title: enarravisset


text: enarravissemus

title: enarravissemus


text: enarravissetis

title: enarravissetis


text: enarravissent

title: enarravissent


text: enarrer

title: enarrer


text: enarreris

title: enarreris


text: enarretur

title: enarretur


text: enarremur

title: enarremur


text: enarremini

title: enarremini


text: enarrentur

title: enarrentur


text: enarrarer

title: enarrarer


text: enarrareris

title: enarrareris


text: enarraretur

title: enarraretur


text: enarraremur

title: enarraremur


text: enarraremini

title: enarraremini


text: enarrarentur

title: enarrarentur


text: enarra

title: enarra


text: enarrato

title: enarrato


text: enarrate

title: enarrate


text: enarratote

title: enarratote


text: enarranto

title: enarranto


text: enarrare

title: enarrare


text: enarrator

title: enarrator


text: enarrantor

title: enarrantor


text: enarravisse

title: enarravisse


text: enarrari

title: enarrari


text:
erigens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) raising, building, erecting
 * 2) arousing, exciting, stimulating

title: erigens


text:
prezidanteco

Noun

 * 1) presidency

title: prezidanteco


text: erigentes

title: erigentes


text: erigentia

title: erigentia


text: erigentis

title: erigentis


text: erigentium

title: erigentium


text: erigenti

title: erigenti


text: erigentibus

title: erigentibus


text: erigentem

title: erigentem


text:
excaeco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to (make) blind
 * 2) to confuse, hide or obscure

title: excaeco


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/aiz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  copper, bronze
 * 2) ore

Inflection
Was originally a regular z-stem, but the older nominative singular alternant *ajaz > *āz was levelled out in favour of the oblique stem *aiz. This made it indistinguishable from a neuter consonant stem.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/aiz


text: excaecas

title: excaecas


text: excaecat

title: excaecat


text: excaecamus

title: excaecamus


text: excaecatis

title: excaecatis


text: excaecant

title: excaecant


text: excaecabo

title: excaecabo


text: excaecabis

title: excaecabis


text: excaecabit

title: excaecabit


text: excaecabimus

title: excaecabimus


text: excaecabitis

title: excaecabitis


text: excaecabunt

title: excaecabunt


text: excaecabam

title: excaecabam


text: excaecabas

title: excaecabas


text: excaecabat

title: excaecabat


text: excaecabamus

title: excaecabamus


text: excaecabatis

title: excaecabatis


text: excaecabant

title: excaecabant


text: excaecavi

title: excaecavi


text: excaecavisti

title: excaecavisti


text: excaecavit

title: excaecavit


text: excaecavimus

title: excaecavimus


text: excaecavistis

title: excaecavistis


text: excaecaverunt

title: excaecaverunt


text: excaecavero

title: excaecavero


text: excaecaveris

title: excaecaveris


text: excaecaverit

title: excaecaverit


text: excaecaverimus

title: excaecaverimus


text: excaecaveritis

title: excaecaveritis


text: excaecaverint

title: excaecaverint


text: excaecaveram

title: excaecaveram


text: excaecaveras

title: excaecaveras


text: excaecaverat

title: excaecaverat


text: excaecaveramus

title: excaecaveramus


text: excaecaveratis

title: excaecaveratis


text: excaecaverant

title: excaecaverant


text: excaecor

title: excaecor


text: excaecaris

title: excaecaris


text: excaecatur

title: excaecatur


text: excaecamur

title: excaecamur


text: excaecamini

title: excaecamini


text: excaecantur

title: excaecantur


text: excaecabor

title: excaecabor


text: excaecaberis

title: excaecaberis


text: excaecabitur

title: excaecabitur


text: excaecabimur

title: excaecabimur


text: excaecabimini

title: excaecabimini


text: excaecabuntur

title: excaecabuntur


text: excaecabar

title: excaecabar


text: excaecabaris

title: excaecabaris


text: excaecabatur

title: excaecabatur


text: excaecabamur

title: excaecabamur


text: excaecabamini

title: excaecabamini


text: excaecabantur

title: excaecabantur


text: excaecem

title: excaecem


text: excaeces

title: excaeces


text: excaecet

title: excaecet


text: excaecemus

title: excaecemus


text: excaecetis

title: excaecetis


text: excaecent

title: excaecent


text: excaecarem

title: excaecarem


text: excaecares

title: excaecares


text: excaecaret

title: excaecaret


text: excaecaremus

title: excaecaremus


text: excaecaretis

title: excaecaretis


text: excaecarent

title: excaecarent


text: excaecaverim

title: excaecaverim


text: excaecavissem

title: excaecavissem


text: excaecavisses

title: excaecavisses


text: excaecavisset

title: excaecavisset


text: excaecavissemus

title: excaecavissemus


text: excaecavissetis

title: excaecavissetis


text: excaecavissent

title: excaecavissent


text: excaecer

title: excaecer


text: excaeceris

title: excaeceris


text: excaecetur

title: excaecetur


text: excaecemur

title: excaecemur


text: excaecemini

title: excaecemini


text: excaecentur

title: excaecentur


text: excaecarer

title: excaecarer


text: excaecareris

title: excaecareris


text: excaecaretur

title: excaecaretur


text: excaecaremur

title: excaecaremur


text: excaecaremini

title: excaecaremini


text: excaecarentur

title: excaecarentur


text: excaeca

title: excaeca


text: excaecato

title: excaecato


text: excaecate

title: excaecate


text: excaecatote

title: excaecatote


text: excaecanto

title: excaecanto


text: excaecare

title: excaecare


text: excaecator

title: excaecator


text: excaecantor

title: excaecantor


text: excaecavisse

title: excaecavisse


text: excaecari

title: excaecari


text: delimitates

title: delimitates


text: delimitating

title: delimitating


text: delimitated

title: delimitated


text:
delimitator

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, delimitates.

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) delimiting

title: delimitator


text: delimitators

title: delimitators


text:
exsuscito

Verb

 * 1) to awaken

title: exsuscito


text: exsuscitas

title: exsuscitas


text: exsuscitat

title: exsuscitat


text: exsuscitamus

title: exsuscitamus


text: exsuscitatis

title: exsuscitatis


text:
undelimitated

Adjective

 * 1) Not delimitated.

title: undelimitated


text: exsuscitant

title: exsuscitant


text: exsuscitabo

title: exsuscitabo


text: exsuscitabis

title: exsuscitabis


text: exsuscitabit

title: exsuscitabit


text: exsuscitabimus

title: exsuscitabimus


text: exsuscitabitis

title: exsuscitabitis


text: exsuscitabunt

title: exsuscitabunt


text: exsuscitabam

title: exsuscitabam


text: exsuscitabas

title: exsuscitabas


text: exsuscitabat

title: exsuscitabat


text: exsuscitabamus

title: exsuscitabamus


text: exsuscitabatis

title: exsuscitabatis


text: exsuscitabant

title: exsuscitabant


text: exsuscitavi

title: exsuscitavi


text: exsuscitavisti

title: exsuscitavisti


text: exsuscitavit

title: exsuscitavit


text: exsuscitavimus

title: exsuscitavimus


text: exsuscitavistis

title: exsuscitavistis


text: exsuscitaverunt

title: exsuscitaverunt


text: exsuscitavero

title: exsuscitavero


text: exsuscitaveris

title: exsuscitaveris


text: exsuscitaverit

title: exsuscitaverit


text: exsuscitaverimus

title: exsuscitaverimus


text: exsuscitaveritis

title: exsuscitaveritis


text: exsuscitaverint

title: exsuscitaverint


text: exsuscitaveram

title: exsuscitaveram


text: exsuscitaveras

title: exsuscitaveras


text: exsuscitaverat

title: exsuscitaverat


text: exsuscitaveramus

title: exsuscitaveramus


text: exsuscitaveratis

title: exsuscitaveratis


text: exsuscitaverant

title: exsuscitaverant


text: exsuscitor

title: exsuscitor


text: exsuscitaris

title: exsuscitaris


text: exsuscitatur

title: exsuscitatur


text: exsuscitamur

title: exsuscitamur


text: exsuscitamini

title: exsuscitamini


text: exsuscitantur

title: exsuscitantur


text: exsuscitabor

title: exsuscitabor


text: exsuscitaberis

title: exsuscitaberis


text: exsuscitabitur

title: exsuscitabitur


text: exsuscitabimur

title: exsuscitabimur


text: exsuscitabimini

title: exsuscitabimini


text: exsuscitabuntur

title: exsuscitabuntur


text: exsuscitabar

title: exsuscitabar


text: exsuscitabaris

title: exsuscitabaris


text: exsuscitabatur

title: exsuscitabatur


text: exsuscitabamur

title: exsuscitabamur


text:
tiama

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) of that time, contemporary

title: tiama


text: exsuscitabamini

title: exsuscitabamini


text: exsuscitabantur

title: exsuscitabantur


text: exsuscitem

title: exsuscitem


text: exsuscites

title: exsuscites


text: exsuscitet

title: exsuscitet


text: exsuscitemus

title: exsuscitemus


text: exsuscitetis

title: exsuscitetis


text: exsuscitent

title: exsuscitent


text: exsuscitarem

title: exsuscitarem


text: exsuscitares

title: exsuscitares


text: exsuscitaret

title: exsuscitaret


text: exsuscitaremus

title: exsuscitaremus


text: exsuscitaretis

title: exsuscitaretis


text: exsuscitarent

title: exsuscitarent


text: exsuscitaverim

title: exsuscitaverim


text: exsuscitavissem

title: exsuscitavissem


text: exsuscitavisses

title: exsuscitavisses


text: exsuscitavisset

title: exsuscitavisset


text: exsuscitavissemus

title: exsuscitavissemus


text: exsuscitavissetis

title: exsuscitavissetis


text: exsuscitavissent

title: exsuscitavissent


text: exsusciter

title: exsusciter


text: exsusciteris

title: exsusciteris


text: exsuscitetur

title: exsuscitetur


text: exsuscitemur

title: exsuscitemur


text: exsuscitemini

title: exsuscitemini


text: exsuscitentur

title: exsuscitentur


text: exsuscitarer

title: exsuscitarer


text: exsuscitareris

title: exsuscitareris


text: exsuscitaretur

title: exsuscitaretur


text: exsuscitaremur

title: exsuscitaremur


text: exsuscitaremini

title: exsuscitaremini


text: exsuscitarentur

title: exsuscitarentur


text: exsuscita

title: exsuscita


text: exsuscitato

title: exsuscitato


text:
exsuscitate

Etymology
From , past participle of ;  +. See.

Verb

 * 1)  To rouse; to excite.

title: exsuscitate


text: exsuscitatote

title: exsuscitatote


text: exsuscitanto

title: exsuscitanto


text: exsuscitare

title: exsuscitare


text: exsuscitator

title: exsuscitator


text: exsuscitantor

title: exsuscitantor


text: exsuscitavisse

title: exsuscitavisse


text: exsuscitari

title: exsuscitari


text:
unuo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) unit of measure
 * 2) the digit or figure one
 * 3)  unit
 * 1) the digit or figure one
 * 2)  unit
 * 1)  unit

title: unuo


text:
korespondi

Verb

 * 1)  to correspond

title: korespondi


text:
malunueco

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) disunity

title: malunueco


text:
reputació

Noun

 * 1) reputation

title: reputació


text: reputacions

title: reputacions


text:
financa

Adjective

 * 1) financial

title: financa


text:
centono

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a hundredth

title: centono


text:
thoriated

Adjective

 * 1) Treated with thorium or thoria.

title: thoriated


text:
feliçment

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) happily
 * 2) fortunately
 * 1) fortunately

title: feliçment


text:
thoriate

Verb

 * 1)  To add thorium or thorium oxide to (a substance) in order to increase its thermionic flow.
 * One must thoriate the filament in order for it to be effective.

title: thoriate


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/silāną

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬. Related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to be still, be silent

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/silāną


text: thoriates

title: thoriates


text: thoriating

title: thoriating


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/ausô

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  ear

Inflection
Verner alternation was preserved in this noun, but the distribution of the alternants is currently unknown.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/ausô


text: Fehling's solutions

title: Fehling's solutions


text: acrais

title: acrais


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/awiz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ewe
 * 2) sheep in general

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/awiz


text: Category:ca:Dinosaurs

title: Category:ca:Dinosaurs


text: extincions

title: extincions


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/alaną

Etymology 1
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to grow
 * 2) to grow old, to mature
 * 3) to breed

Etymology 2
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to spurn, kick-start, drive, set in motion, move

Usage notes

 * This verb is not directly attested in any daughter languages. It is evinced only by possible derivatives and related terms.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/alaną


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/batistaz

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/batistaz


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/batizô

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/batizô


text:
aonaran

Etymology
From, a diminutive of. .

Noun

 * 1) hermit
 * 2) loner, recluse

title: aonaran


text: aonarain

title: aonarain


text: aonaranan

title: aonaranan


text: harfangs

title: harfangs


text:
saulver

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

Verb

 * 1) to save; to rescue; to protect

title: saulver


text:
cuilidh

Noun

 * 1) retreat place

title: cuilidh


text: cuilidhean

title: cuilidhean


text:
enalapril

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  An angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor used in the treatment of hypertension and some types of chronic heart failure.

title: enalapril


text:
overbitter

Adjective

 * 1) Excessively bitter.

title: overbitter


text: hommes de Dieu

title: hommes de Dieu


text:
overwhelmedness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being overwhelmed.

title: overwhelmedness


text:
overwhelmer

Noun

 * 1) One who overwhelms.

title: overwhelmer


text: overwhelmers

title: overwhelmers


text:
piercingness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being piercing.

title: piercingness


text: pierglasses

title: pierglasses


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/brugjǭ

Etymology
From, ; compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) bridge

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/brugjǭ


text: hémorragies internes

title: hémorragies internes


text: hésitations

title: hésitations


text:
User:AmeGOD

I condone correct English.

title: User:AmeGOD


text: Template:frm-conj-estre

title: Template:frm-conj-estre


text:
seircean

Noun

 * 1) burdock

title: seircean


text: seircein

title: seircein


text:
searcan

Noun

 * 1) Alternative form of .

title: searcan


text: searcain

title: searcain


text:
fatigat

Adjective

 * 1) tired; fatigued

title: fatigat


text: fatigamus

title: fatigamus


text: fatigatis

title: fatigatis


text: fatigabo

title: fatigabo


text: fatigabis

title: fatigabis


text: fatigabit

title: fatigabit


text: fatigabimus

title: fatigabimus


text: fatigabitis

title: fatigabitis


text: fatigabunt

title: fatigabunt


text: fatigabam

title: fatigabam


text: fatigabat

title: fatigabat


text: fatigabamus

title: fatigabamus


text: fatigabatis

title: fatigabatis


text: fatigabant

title: fatigabant


text: fatigavi

title: fatigavi


text: fatigavisti

title: fatigavisti


text: fatigavit

title: fatigavit


text: fatigavimus

title: fatigavimus


text: fatigavistis

title: fatigavistis


text: fatigaverunt

title: fatigaverunt


text: fatigavero

title: fatigavero


text: fatigaveris

title: fatigaveris


text: fatigaverit

title: fatigaverit


text: fatigaverimus

title: fatigaverimus


text: fatigaveritis

title: fatigaveritis


text: fatigaverint

title: fatigaverint


text: fatigaveram

title: fatigaveram


text: fatigaveras

title: fatigaveras


text: fatigaverat

title: fatigaverat


text: fatigaveramus

title: fatigaveramus


text: fatigaveratis

title: fatigaveratis


text: fatigaverant

title: fatigaverant


text: fatigor

title: fatigor


text: fatigaris

title: fatigaris


text: fatigatur

title: fatigatur


text: fatigamur

title: fatigamur


text: fatigamini

title: fatigamini


text: fatigantur

title: fatigantur


text: fatigabor

title: fatigabor


text: fatigaberis

title: fatigaberis


text: fatigabitur

title: fatigabitur


text: fatigabimur

title: fatigabimur


text: fatigabimini

title: fatigabimini


text: fatigabuntur

title: fatigabuntur


text: fatigabar

title: fatigabar


text: fatigabaris

title: fatigabaris


text: fatigabatur

title: fatigabatur


text: fatigabamur

title: fatigabamur


text: fatigabamini

title: fatigabamini


text: fatigabantur

title: fatigabantur


text: fatigem

title: fatigem


text: fatiges

title: fatiges


text: fatiget

title: fatiget


text: fatigemus

title: fatigemus


text: fatigetis

title: fatigetis


text: fatigent

title: fatigent


text: fatigarem

title: fatigarem


text: fatigaret

title: fatigaret


text: fatigaremus

title: fatigaremus


text: fatigaretis

title: fatigaretis


text: fatigarent

title: fatigarent


text: fatigaverim

title: fatigaverim


text: fatigavissem

title: fatigavissem


text: fatigavisses

title: fatigavisses


text: fatigavisset

title: fatigavisset


text: fatigavissemus

title: fatigavissemus


text: fatigavissetis

title: fatigavissetis


text: fatigavissent

title: fatigavissent


text: fatiger

title: fatiger


text: fatigeris

title: fatigeris


text: fatigetur

title: fatigetur


text: fatigemur

title: fatigemur


text: fatigemini

title: fatigemini


text: fatigentur

title: fatigentur


text: fatigarer

title: fatigarer


text: fatigareris

title: fatigareris


text: fatigaretur

title: fatigaretur


text: fatigaremur

title: fatigaremur


text: fatigaremini

title: fatigaremini


text: fatigarentur

title: fatigarentur


text: fatigato

title: fatigato


text:
fatigate

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To weary; to tire; to fatigue.

Adjective

 * 1)  Wearied; tired; fatigued.

title: fatigate


text: fatigatote

title: fatigatote


text: fatiganto

title: fatiganto


text: fatigator

title: fatigator


text: fatigantor

title: fatigantor


text: fatigavisse

title: fatigavisse


text: fatigari

title: fatigari


text:
fatigatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) tired, weary, fatigued
 * 2) vexed, tormented

title: fatigatus


text: mâtineaux

title: mâtineaux


text:
fremens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) murmuring, muttering, grumbling, growling; complaining

title: fremens


text: frementes

title: frementes


text: frementia

title: frementia


text: frementis

title: frementis


text: frementium

title: frementium


text: frementi

title: frementi


text: frementibus

title: frementibus


text: frementem

title: frementem


text: Category:eu:Islands

title: Category:eu:Islands


text:
glorificatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) glorified

title: glorificatus


text: glorificatum

title: glorificatum


text: glorificatae

title: glorificatae


text: glorificatorum

title: glorificatorum


text: glorificatarum

title: glorificatarum


text: glorificatam

title: glorificatam


text: glorificatos

title: glorificatos


text: glorificatas

title: glorificatas


text: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Communication


text: Zipre

title: Zipre


text:
gabh tlachd ann

Verb

 * 1) enjoy, relish

title: gabh tlachd ann


text: gabh tlachd de

title: gabh tlachd de


text: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Love

title: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Love


text: etarras

title: etarras


text: hordiacius

title: hordiacius


text: hordiacia

title: hordiacia


text: hordiacium

title: hordiacium


text: hordiacii

title: hordiacii


text: hordiaciae

title: hordiaciae


text: hordiaciorum

title: hordiaciorum


text: hordiaciarum

title: hordiaciarum


text: hordiacio

title: hordiacio


text: hordiaciis

title: hordiaciis


text: hordiaciam

title: hordiaciam


text: hordiacios

title: hordiacios


text: hordiacias

title: hordiacias


text: hordiacie

title: hordiacie


text:
សុទ្ធ

Etymology
From or.

Adjective

 * 1) to be virtuous
 * 2) to be net (of weight)
 * 3) to be pure, purified, clean
 * 4) to be white, smooth
 * 5) to be correct, exclusive, absolute
 * 1) to be white, smooth
 * 2) to be correct, exclusive, absolute

Adjective

 * , which see, which is

title: សុទ្ធ


text:
hortulanus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) of or belonging to a garden, garden-
 * 2)  gardener

title: hortulanus


text: hortulani

title: hortulani


text: hortulanorum

title: hortulanorum


text: hortulano

title: hortulano


text: hortulanis

title: hortulanis


text: hortulanum

title: hortulanum


text: hortulanos

title: hortulanos


text: hortulane

title: hortulane


text:
cuysine

Noun

 * 1) kitchen

title: cuysine


text:
fwi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fruit

title: fwi


text: Category:ht:Fruits

title: Category:ht:Fruits


text:
tarvitsen vettä

Phrase

 * 1) I need water

title: tarvitsen vettä


text: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Food and drink


text: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Needs

title: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Needs


text:
mairtfheòil

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) beef

title: mairtfheòil


text:
puhuuko kukaan täällä englantia

Phrase

 * 1) does anyone here speak English?

title: puhuuko kukaan täällä englantia


text: feòla

title: feòla


text: mairt

title: mairt


text: lääkärin

title: lääkärin


text:
tarvitsen lääkärin

Phrase

 * 1) I need a doctor

title: tarvitsen lääkärin


text: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Health

title: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Health


text:
tarvitsen lakimiehen

Phrase

 * 1) I need a lawyer

title: tarvitsen lakimiehen


text: lakimiehen

title: lakimiehen


text: mairtfheòla

title: mairtfheòla


text:
aibidil Ròmanach

Noun

 * 1) Roman alphabet

title: aibidil Ròmanach


text:
aibidil Laideann

Noun

 * 1) Roman alphabet

title: aibidil Laideann


text: aibidile Laidinn

title: aibidile Laidinn


text: aibidilean Laideann

title: aibidilean Laideann


text: aibidil Laidinn

title: aibidil Laidinn


text: aibidilean Laidinn

title: aibidilean Laidinn


text:
Laideann

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

Proper noun

 * 1) Latin language

title: Laideann


text:
Laidinn

Adjective

 * 1) Latin

title: Laidinn


text: aibidile Ròmanaich

title: aibidile Ròmanaich


text: aibidilean Ròmanach

title: aibidilean Ròmanach


text: common glow-worms

title: common glow-worms


text:
Ròmanach

Etymology
From, derived from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) Roman
 * 2)  Catholic

Noun

 * 1) Roman
 * 2)  Catholic

title: Ròmanach


text: Ròmanaich

title: Ròmanaich


text:
atrybut

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) attribute
 * 2) attribute
 * 3)  attribute
 * 4)  attribute
 * 1)  attribute

title: atrybut


text:
classificació

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) classification

title: classificació


text: classificacions

title: classificacions


text:
estegosaure

Noun

 * 1) stegosaur

title: estegosaure


text: estegosaures

title: estegosaures


text:
salnes

Etymology
From a derivative of, from , from +. Related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) silence

title: salnes


text:
atsiitsʼiin dinih azeeʼ

Etymology
+ +

Noun

 * 1) aspirin

title: atsiitsʼiin dinih azeeʼ


text:
cec

Noun

 * 1) winter

Etymology
(compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬), from, from.

Adjective

 * 1) blind

Noun

 * 1) blind person

Noun

 * 1) cecum/caecum

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Adjective

 * 1)  not having vision

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) caecum

title: cec


text:
stink eye

Noun

 * 1)  An unpleasant look (as in a gaze).

title: stink eye


text:
promulgatory

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to promulgation.
 * 2) That proclaims; declaratory.
 * 3) * 2000, Hans Kelsen, The Law of the United Nations: a critical analysis of its fundamental problems, London Institute of World Affairs,
 * It has been pointed out in another chapter of this study that this formula has the same character as the so-called promulgatory clauses used in statutes to testify that the statute has been issued in conformity with the Constitution; and that in treaties promulgatory clauses, that is to say, clauses that declare that the rules laid down in the treaty have been created by an agreement of states, are superfluous.
 * It has been pointed out in another chapter of this study that this formula has the same character as the so-called promulgatory clauses used in statutes to testify that the statute has been issued in conformity with the Constitution; and that in treaties promulgatory clauses, that is to say, clauses that declare that the rules laid down in the treaty have been created by an agreement of states, are superfluous.

title: promulgatory


text:
Talk:καρέκλα

Derivation
Does this Greek word really derive from the Venetian language? Shouldn't it be the other way around? Isn't the Greek language older than the Venetian language? 71.66.97.228 02:33, 18 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Many Modern Greek words are loans from Venetian. The etymology of καρέκλα provided here is not incorrect, it isn't just complete. The Venetian word derives from the Latin cathedra, which is of course of Ancient Greek origin (καθέδρα). So we have here a reborrowing (αντιδάνειο). You can find more here. --flyax 11:30, 18 December 2010 (UTC)
 * rectified —Saltmarshαπάντηση 16:51, 21 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:καρέκλα


text:
cuc de seda

Noun

 * 1) silkworm

title: cuc de seda


text: cucs de seda

title: cucs de seda


text:
nombrós

Etymology
From, or from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) numerous

title: nombrós


text: nombrosa

title: nombrosa


text: nombrosos

title: nombrosos


text: nombroses

title: nombroses


text:
zigot

Noun

 * 1) zygote

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) zygote fertilized egg cell

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) zygote

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) zygote

title: zigot


text: zigots

title: zigots


text:
gàmeta

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) gamete

title: gàmeta


text: gàmetes

title: gàmetes


text:
common glowworm

Noun

 * 1) A wingless larviform female of the European firefly species,, which glows in the dark due to bioluminescence.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * Swedish: ,

title: common glowworm


text:
al·lel

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) allele

title: al·lel


text: al·lels

title: al·lels


text: Category:ca:Genetics

title: Category:ca:Genetics


text:
Talk:นัก

Source
What is the source showing that this word derives from Khmer? I am not aware that there exist dictionaries giving etymologies for Thai words deriving from other languages, such as Mon or Khmer. 71.66.97.228 05:54, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:นัก


text:
User:Akhilsunnithan

ml:User:Akhilsunnithan

title: User:Akhilsunnithan


text: σιέλου

title: σιέλου


text: σίελο

title: σίελο


text: σίελε

title: σίελε


text: σάλιου

title: σάλιου


text: σάλιων

title: σάλιων


text: σάλια

title: σάλια


text:
łaʼ

Determiner

 * 1) some
 * 2) a/an, one
 * 3) someone, the other one
 * 1) someone, the other one

title: łaʼ


text: Category:Navajo determiners

title: Category:Navajo determiners


text:
Talk:łaʼ

Also shortened form of łáaʼii?
Can this also be a shortened form of łáaʼii (as stated at Talk:łaʼtsʼáadah)? 71.66.97.228 07:55, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

 * It is going too far to say that it is a shortened form of łáaʼii. It is related form and it is shorter, but it is not a shortened form in the same fashion that TV is a shortened form of television. łáaʼii is a cardinal number, łaʼ is not. łaʼ is more of a pronoun or determiner. —Stephen (Talk) 00:53, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

Thanks, should łáaʼii be added as a "see also," then? 71.66.97.228 02:28, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

 * It could be, but I think I would put it under Related terms. —Stephen (Talk) 07:51, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

Additional definitions?
Can this also mean "one," "a," "someone," or "the other one"? 71.66.97.228 09:26, 28 January 2011 (UTC)

 * Yes. —Stephen (Talk) 00:53, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

ła'
I just saw the word ła' given in a Facebook posting. The problem is that if you copy and paste it into Wiktionary this entry doesn't come up. Should there be a redirect or some software that allows people who copy and paste from websites that don't use the same Unicode character for the apostrophe to get to the correct Wiktionary entries? 173.89.236.187 14:26, 13 September 2015 (UTC)

 * I don’t think redirects would be a good idea. Wiktionary allows a few redirects, but generally does not like them. I think that there is a way to tell the search software that ', ’, and ʼ are all equivalent, which would allow searching for ła' to find łaʼ, but I don’t know how or where that might be accomplished. Ask about this at WT:GP. Those are the software guys. —Stephen (Talk) 07:25, 14 September 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:łaʼ


text:
atʼaʼ

Noun

 * 1) wing
 * 2) wing feather
 * 3) sail
 * 1) sail

title: atʼaʼ


text:
Talk:atʼaʼ

Wing
Can this term be used to refer to the wing of an animal (bird, bat, etc.) as well as that of an airplane? Also, it seems clear it isn't inalienable, if it doesn't need bi- or some other prefix before it; is that correct? 71.66.97.228 07:58, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes. It is inalienable. Words that start with are generally inalienable. The prefix  is like, except that  means "someone’s" instead of "his". If it were not inalienable, you could say tʼaʼ. —Stephen (Talk) 09:09, 9 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:atʼaʼ


text: zegslieden

title: zegslieden


text: zegslui

title: zegslui


text: zegsmannen

title: zegsmannen


text:
zegsvrouw

Etymology
Modelled on.

Noun

 * 1) spokeswoman

title: zegsvrouw


text: zegsvrouwen

title: zegsvrouwen


text:
speuren

Etymology
From, , from , from.

Verb

 * 1)  to search thoroughly

title: speuren


text: hydriae

title: hydriae


text: hydriarum

title: hydriarum


text: hydriis

title: hydriis


text: hydriam

title: hydriam


text: hydrias

title: hydrias


text:
nasporen

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to trace, to search, to investigate

title: nasporen


text:
hysopum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hyssop

title: hysopum


text: hysopa

title: hysopa


text: hysopi

title: hysopi


text: hysoporum

title: hysoporum


text: hysopo

title: hysopo


text: hysopis

title: hysopis


text: inclinasset

title: inclinasset


text: bermen

title: bermen


text:
ទំងន់សុទ្ធ

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) net weight

title: ទំងន់សុទ្ធ


text:
inconsutilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Not sewed together; seamless

title: inconsutilis


text:
inconsutile

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  not sewn together; seamless

title: inconsutile


text: inconsutiles

title: inconsutiles


text: inconsutilia

title: inconsutilia


text: inconsutilium

title: inconsutilium


text: inconsutili

title: inconsutili


text: inconsutilibus

title: inconsutilibus


text: inconsutilem

title: inconsutilem


text:
incredulus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unbelieving, disbelieving, incredulous
 * 2) disobedient

title: incredulus


text: incredulum

title: incredulum


text: incredulae

title: incredulae


text: incredulorum

title: incredulorum


text: incredularum

title: incredularum


text: incredulis

title: incredulis


text: incredulam

title: incredulam


text:
bermbom

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) roadside bomb

title: bermbom


text: incredulos

title: incredulos


text: incredulas

title: incredulas


text: bermbommen

title: bermbommen


text: bermbommetje

title: bermbommetje


text: opstandelingen

title: opstandelingen


text:
ontsteker

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a detonator

Usage notes
Not to be confused with.

title: ontsteker


text: ontstekers

title: ontstekers


text: ontstekertje

title: ontstekertje


text: bedieningen

title: bedieningen


text:
handgranaat

Etymology
From. Likely a calque.

Noun

 * 1) hand grenade

title: handgranaat


text: handgranaatje

title: handgranaatje


text:
вес нетто

Noun

 * 1) net weight

title: вес нетто


text:
nettovægt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) net weight

title: nettovægt


text: nettovægten

title: nettovægten


text:
Talk:сорок

The greek etymology is hard to accept. Better choise would be turkic kırk.

 * Происходит от др.-русск. сорокъ. Это русское слово сменило более древнее «четыре десѧте». Часто объясняется как заимств. из греч. τεσσαράκοντα. Изложенные этимологии не могут удовлетворить. Не исключена возможность, что сорок восходит к др.-вост.-слав. *съркъ, заимств. из тюрк.; ср. тур. . —Stephen (Talk) 09:50, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

So I propose to change the article.

 * You can change. Just mention both of possibilities, because it is uncertain. —Stephen (Talk) 10:53, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

What about this Udmurt possibility? https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-etymology-of-the-Russian-word-sorok-meaning-forty

The number box has a mistake: not "40-ый(40-yj)" but "40-ой(40-oj)". —2dk (talk) 04:56, 26 April 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:сорок


text:
Wiktionary talk:New Year's Competition 2011

An interesting competition. For this edit to turn on, would I get one point? --Mat200 09:29, 18 December 2010 (UTC)
 * And for this one three points? Two for the second extra definition, one for the quotation? --Mat200 09:32, 18 December 2010 (UTC)
 * The second edit would count toward the contest. I want to notcount the first, as it merely splits an existing sense into two. What do others think? —msh210℠ (talk) 05:01, 19 December 2010 (UTC)
 * See my recent edit to the rules to allow for splitting definitions. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:51, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

Why does this competition differ in title from previous ones, all of which mention explicitly Christmas rather than New Year? The uſer hight Bogorm converſation 20:07, 18 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Because (a) it's starting later (I think) than previous Christmas competitions did and (b) that it's too late now to start a Christmas competition. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:51, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

Uh oh, I hope this won't encourage things like (the original) meant to be:. Equinox ◑ 23:25, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

only English?
You mentioned "Any entry that has (as of December 14, 2010) at least five English senses in the same POS section". Why restrict it to English? Why not have it for any language?--Mat200 12:55, 19 December 2010 (UTC)
 * The purpose of this competition is to improve our coverage of many-sense English words. —msh210℠ (talk) 15:26, 19 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Also, English contest entries are easier for others to check. —msh210℠ (talk) 06:09, 20 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Translingual is another language whose words are presumably easy to be checked. --Daniel. 08:30, 21 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I think German and French are two other languages in which entries are easily verifiable (the two main Europæan languages together with Russian). Hopefully they, or at least French, will be included. The uſer hight Bogorm converſation 11:50, 21 December 2010 (UTC)

no abbreviations
I want to exclude acronyms and initialisms from this contest, because including them will encourage entries that merely add abbreviations of, say, company names and things, which, fine, it's good to have, but the point of the contest is to add senses of words. What think you all? —msh210℠ (talk) 18:07, 21 December 2010 (UTC)

"December 14, 2010"
The page makes "[a]ny entry that has (as of December 14, 2010) at least five English senses in the same POS section" (among other criteria) eligible for the game.

Is there a particular reason to expand only entries that have been already expanded before? If possible, can't we simply count points from the sixth definition onwards? --Daniel. 02:36, 22 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I had something in mind when I wrote that, but now can't think what. I've removed it. —msh210℠ (talk) 04:08, 23 December 2010 (UTC)

erm
Surely it would be too easy to just add all the entries to the Tea Room at the end to effectively exclude them from the scoring. I think it's OK to exclude RfD'd, RfV'd or RfC'd entries, but do we really need to exclude entries being discussed in the TR as well? -- Prince Kassad 01:39, 27 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Daniel argued similarly, but as it's started already there's not much we can do. Anyway, presumably no one will do that. —msh210℠ (talk) 06:03, 27 December 2010 (UTC)
 * If presumably no one will do that, then we wouldn't need such a rule anyway. Also, let me quote my words from a relevant discussion with msh210.
 * "If one player adds a nonexistent English word, according to the current rules he would gain 0 points from it if it is being discussed on RFV. However, if another player adds a word that exists, one can simply add a RFV tag to it to make it score 0 points too. This RFV tag can even be added in good faith: since a player is supposed to add senses that have not been added before, they are likely to be obscure, thus possibly challenged by other editors. People can also in good faith avoid adding a RFV tag to an entry, even if he or she is in doubt about how worthy said entry is, because he or she would know that it would automatically give only 0 points to the respective player. From my experience in interacting with humans, I suppose it would be possible to see someone politely starting a RFV discussion with something like 'I really don't want User:Example to lose his points of WT:FUN if this entry is correct, but can we please double-check it?'"
 * --Daniel. 12:20, 28 December 2010 (UTC)

Start date
When does it start? I don't believe it says on the page. —Internoob (Disc•Cont) 02:39, 27 December 2010 (UTC)
 * When I removed the "not yet started" notice from it (and announced in the BP that it's started). —msh210℠ (talk) 06:03, 27 December 2010 (UTC)


text:
SPG

Translations

 * German: Sturmkanone

Etymology

 * the meaning being a ..

Noun

 * 1)   strong parental guidance

title: SPG


text:
turnon

Etymology
.

title: turnon


text:
LSSAH

Proper noun

 * : a Waffen-SS division of the Third Reich.

title: LSSAH


text:
Das Reich

Etymology
From /.

Proper noun

 * 1)  The 2nd SS Division.
 * 2)  The Third Reich.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Das Reich the 2nd SS Division
 * 1)  Das Reich the 2nd SS Division

title: Das Reich


text:
tinea pedis

Noun

 * 1)  athlete’s foot

title: tinea pedis


text:
Wiking

Proper noun

 * 1)  The 5th SS division in Nazi Germany.

title: Wiking


text: Citations:omniproficient

title: Citations:omniproficient


text:
雪中送炭

Idiom

 * 1) to help someone in their hour of need

title: 雪中送炭


text:
𐰸𐰴𐰆𐰺𐰇𐰢

Etymology
See.

Verb

 * 1) I have read (it)

title: 𐰸𐰴𐰆𐰺𐰇𐰢


text: Category:Khazar verbs

title: Category:Khazar verbs


text: Category:Khazar language

title: Category:Khazar language


text: Category:Orkhon runes script languages

title: Category:Orkhon runes script languages


text: 风餐露宿

title: 风餐露宿


text:
風餐露宿

Idiom

 * 1) to endure the hardship of living and travelling out in the wild

title: 風餐露宿


text:
scrubeenie

Noun

 * 1)  substitute

title: scrubeenie


text: 全军覆没

title: 全军覆没


text:
全軍覆沒

Idiom

 * 1) to suffer a crushing defeat; total defeat of an army; complete wipe-out
 * 2)  to fail completely

title: 全軍覆沒


text:
inhonoratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dishonoured

title: inhonoratus


text: inhonorata

title: inhonorata


text: inhonoratum

title: inhonoratum


text: inhonorati

title: inhonorati


text: inhonoratae

title: inhonoratae


text: inhonoratorum

title: inhonoratorum


text: inhonoratarum

title: inhonoratarum


text: inhonorato

title: inhonorato


text: inhonoratis

title: inhonoratis


text: inhonoratam

title: inhonoratam


text: inhonoratos

title: inhonoratos


text: inhonoratas

title: inhonoratas


text: inhonorate

title: inhonorate


text: 全军覆灭

title: 全军覆灭


text:
bingtuan

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) In China, a construction and corporation composed of soldiers, especially working-class ones.

title: bingtuan


text: 全軍覆滅

title: 全軍覆滅


text:
runscorer

Noun

 * 1)  Someone who scores runs.

title: runscorer


text:
iniustitia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) injustice, unfairness, inequity

title: iniustitia


text: iniustitiae

title: iniustitiae


text: iniustitiarum

title: iniustitiarum


text: iniustitiis

title: iniustitiis


text: iniustitiam

title: iniustitiam


text: iniustitias

title: iniustitias


text: σελίνου

title: σελίνου


text: σελίνων

title: σελίνων


text: σέλινα

title: σέλινα


text:
instita

Etymology
According to Ernout/Meillet, this is the feminine variant of an unattested nominal *instes, institis, from. Compare and.

Noun

 * 1) A plaited border or flounce (on a Roman lady's tunic)

title: instita


text: institae

title: institae


text: institarum

title: institarum


text: institis

title: institis


text: institam

title: institam


text: institas

title: institas


text:
postdraft

Adjective

 * 1)  happening after a draft.

title: postdraft


text:
jabberfest

Noun

 * 1)  A period of time where people indulge in mindless conversation.

title: jabberfest


text:
insufflo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to blow or breath into or upon

title: insufflo


text: insuflo

title: insuflo


text: insuflas

title: insuflas


text: insuflat

title: insuflat


text: insuflamus

title: insuflamus


text: insuflatis

title: insuflatis


text: insuflant

title: insuflant


text: insuflabo

title: insuflabo


text: insuflabis

title: insuflabis


text: insuflabit

title: insuflabit


text: insuflabimus

title: insuflabimus


text: insuflabitis

title: insuflabitis


text: insuflabunt

title: insuflabunt


text: insuflabam

title: insuflabam


text: insuflabas

title: insuflabas


text: insuflabat

title: insuflabat


text: insuflabamus

title: insuflabamus


text: insuflabatis

title: insuflabatis


text: insuflabant

title: insuflabant


text: insuflavi

title: insuflavi


text: insuflavisti

title: insuflavisti


text: insuflavit

title: insuflavit


text: insuflavimus

title: insuflavimus


text: insuflavistis

title: insuflavistis


text: insuflaverunt

title: insuflaverunt


text: insuflavero

title: insuflavero


text: insuflaveris

title: insuflaveris


text: insuflaverit

title: insuflaverit


text: insuflaverimus

title: insuflaverimus


text: insuflaveritis

title: insuflaveritis


text: insuflaverint

title: insuflaverint


text: insuflaveram

title: insuflaveram


text: insuflaveras

title: insuflaveras


text: insuflaverat

title: insuflaverat


text: insuflaveramus

title: insuflaveramus


text: insuflaveratis

title: insuflaveratis


text: insuflaverant

title: insuflaverant


text: insuflor

title: insuflor


text: insuflaris

title: insuflaris


text: insuflatur

title: insuflatur


text: insuflamur

title: insuflamur


text: insuflamini

title: insuflamini


text: insuflantur

title: insuflantur


text: insuflabor

title: insuflabor


text: insuflaberis

title: insuflaberis


text: insuflabitur

title: insuflabitur


text: insuflabimur

title: insuflabimur


text: insuflabimini

title: insuflabimini


text: insuflabuntur

title: insuflabuntur


text: insuflabar

title: insuflabar


text: insuflabaris

title: insuflabaris


text: insuflabatur

title: insuflabatur


text: insuflabamur

title: insuflabamur


text: insuflabamini

title: insuflabamini


text: insuflabantur

title: insuflabantur


text: insuflem

title: insuflem


text: insufles

title: insufles


text: insuflet

title: insuflet


text: insuflemus

title: insuflemus


text: insufletis

title: insufletis


text: insuflent

title: insuflent


text: insuflarem

title: insuflarem


text: insuflares

title: insuflares


text: insuflaret

title: insuflaret


text: insuflaremus

title: insuflaremus


text: insuflaretis

title: insuflaretis


text: insuflarent

title: insuflarent


text: insuflaverim

title: insuflaverim


text: insuflavissem

title: insuflavissem


text: insuflavisses

title: insuflavisses


text: insuflavisset

title: insuflavisset


text: insuflavissemus

title: insuflavissemus


text: insuflavissetis

title: insuflavissetis


text: insuflavissent

title: insuflavissent


text: insufler

title: insufler


text: insufleris

title: insufleris


text: insufletur

title: insufletur


text: insuflemur

title: insuflemur


text: insuflemini

title: insuflemini


text: insuflentur

title: insuflentur


text: insuflarer

title: insuflarer


text: insuflareris

title: insuflareris


text: insuflaretur

title: insuflaretur


text: insuflaremur

title: insuflaremur


text: insuflaremini

title: insuflaremini


text: insuflarentur

title: insuflarentur


text:
insufla

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to insufflate

title: insufla


text: insuflato

title: insuflato


text: insuflate

title: insuflate


text: insuflatote

title: insuflatote


text: insuflanto

title: insuflanto


text:
insuflare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) insufflation

title: insuflare


text: insuflator

title: insuflator


text: insuflantor

title: insuflantor


text: insuflavisse

title: insuflavisse


text: insuflari

title: insuflari


text: insufflas

title: insufflas


text: insufflat

title: insufflat


text: insufflamus

title: insufflamus


text: insufflatis

title: insufflatis


text: insufflant

title: insufflant


text: insufflabo

title: insufflabo


text: insufflabis

title: insufflabis


text: insufflabit

title: insufflabit


text: insufflabimus

title: insufflabimus


text: insufflabitis

title: insufflabitis


text: insufflabunt

title: insufflabunt


text: insufflabam

title: insufflabam


text: insufflabas

title: insufflabas


text: insufflabat

title: insufflabat


text: insufflabamus

title: insufflabamus


text: insufflabatis

title: insufflabatis


text: insufflabant

title: insufflabant


text: insufflavi

title: insufflavi


text: insufflavisti

title: insufflavisti


text: insufflavit

title: insufflavit


text: insufflavimus

title: insufflavimus


text: insufflavistis

title: insufflavistis


text: insufflaverunt

title: insufflaverunt


text: insufflavero

title: insufflavero


text: insufflaveris

title: insufflaveris


text: insufflaverit

title: insufflaverit


text: insufflaverimus

title: insufflaverimus


text: insufflaveritis

title: insufflaveritis


text: insufflaverint

title: insufflaverint


text: insufflaveram

title: insufflaveram


text: insufflaveras

title: insufflaveras


text: insufflaverat

title: insufflaverat


text: insufflaveramus

title: insufflaveramus


text: insufflaveratis

title: insufflaveratis


text: insufflaverant

title: insufflaverant


text: insufflor

title: insufflor


text: insufflaris

title: insufflaris


text: insufflatur

title: insufflatur


text: insufflamur

title: insufflamur


text: insufflamini

title: insufflamini


text: insufflantur

title: insufflantur


text: insufflabor

title: insufflabor


text: insufflaberis

title: insufflaberis


text: insufflabitur

title: insufflabitur


text: insufflabimur

title: insufflabimur


text: insufflabimini

title: insufflabimini


text: insufflabuntur

title: insufflabuntur


text: insufflabar

title: insufflabar


text: insufflabaris

title: insufflabaris


text: insufflabatur

title: insufflabatur


text: insufflabamur

title: insufflabamur


text: insufflabamini

title: insufflabamini


text: insufflabantur

title: insufflabantur


text: insufflem

title: insufflem


text: insuffles

title: insuffles


text: insufflet

title: insufflet


text: insufflemus

title: insufflemus


text: insuffletis

title: insuffletis


text: insufflent

title: insufflent


text: insufflarem

title: insufflarem


text: insufflares

title: insufflares


text: insufflaret

title: insufflaret


text: insufflaremus

title: insufflaremus


text: insufflaretis

title: insufflaretis


text: insufflarent

title: insufflarent


text: insufflaverim

title: insufflaverim


text: insufflavissem

title: insufflavissem


text: insufflavisses

title: insufflavisses


text: insufflavisset

title: insufflavisset


text: insufflavissemus

title: insufflavissemus


text: insufflavissetis

title: insufflavissetis


text: insufflavissent

title: insufflavissent


text:
insuffler

Etymology
. Compare the simple verb, which was inherited.

Verb

 * 1)  to infuse
 * 2)  to instill

title: insuffler


text: insuffleris

title: insuffleris


text: insuffletur

title: insuffletur


text: insufflemur

title: insufflemur


text: insufflemini

title: insufflemini


text: insufflentur

title: insufflentur


text: insufflarer

title: insufflarer


text: insufflareris

title: insufflareris


text: insufflaretur

title: insufflaretur


text: insufflaremur

title: insufflaremur


text: insufflaremini

title: insufflaremini


text: insufflarentur

title: insufflarentur


text: insuffla

title: insuffla


text: insufflato

title: insufflato


text: insufflatote

title: insufflatote


text: insufflanto

title: insufflanto


text:
insufflare

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to blow (the breath)
 * 2)  to blow
 * 3)  to insufflate (oxygen, etc.)
 * 4)  to inspire, to arouse (vigor, hate, doubt, suspicion, etc.)

title: insufflare


text: insufflantor

title: insufflantor


text: insufflavisse

title: insufflavisse


text: insufflari

title: insufflari


text: intingis

title: intingis


text: intingit

title: intingit


text: intingimus

title: intingimus


text: intingitis

title: intingitis


text: intingunt

title: intingunt


text: intingam

title: intingam


text: intinges

title: intinges


text: intinget

title: intinget


text: intingemus

title: intingemus


text: intingetis

title: intingetis


text: intingent

title: intingent


text: intingebam

title: intingebam


text: intingebas

title: intingebas


text: intingebat

title: intingebat


text: intingebamus

title: intingebamus


text: intingebatis

title: intingebatis


text: intingebant

title: intingebant


text: intingor

title: intingor


text: intingeris

title: intingeris


text: intingitur

title: intingitur


text: intingimur

title: intingimur


text: intingimini

title: intingimini


text: intinguntur

title: intinguntur


text: intingar

title: intingar


text: intingetur

title: intingetur


text: intingemur

title: intingemur


text: intingemini

title: intingemini


text: intingentur

title: intingentur


text: intingebar

title: intingebar


text: intingebaris

title: intingebaris


text: intingebatur

title: intingebatur


text: intingebamur

title: intingebamur


text: intingebamini

title: intingebamini


text: intingebantur

title: intingebantur


text: intingas

title: intingas


text: intingat

title: intingat


text: intingamus

title: intingamus


text: intingatis

title: intingatis


text: intingant

title: intingant


text: intingerem

title: intingerem


text: intingeres

title: intingeres


text: intingeret

title: intingeret


text: intingeremus

title: intingeremus


text: intingeretis

title: intingeretis


text: intingerent

title: intingerent


text: intingaris

title: intingaris


text: intingatur

title: intingatur


text: intingamur

title: intingamur


text: intingamini

title: intingamini


text: intingantur

title: intingantur


text: intingerer

title: intingerer


text: intingereris

title: intingereris


text: intingeretur

title: intingeretur


text: intingeremur

title: intingeremur


text: intingeremini

title: intingeremini


text: intingerentur

title: intingerentur


text: intingito

title: intingito


text: intingite

title: intingite


text: intingitote

title: intingitote


text: intingunto

title: intingunto


text: intingitor

title: intingitor


text: intinguntor

title: intinguntor


text:
intinctus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) soaked
 * 2) saturated

title: intinctus


text: intincta

title: intincta


text: intinctum

title: intinctum


text: intincti

title: intincti


text: intinctae

title: intinctae


text: intinctorum

title: intinctorum


text: intinctarum

title: intinctarum


text: intincto

title: intincto


text: intinctis

title: intinctis


text: intinctam

title: intinctam


text: intinctos

title: intinctos


text: intinctas

title: intinctas


text: intincte

title: intincte


text: laborastis

title: laborastis


text:
languens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) fainting
 * 2) idling

title: languens


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/frehnaną

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to ask, inquire

Inflection
Present tense with n-infix.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/frehnaną


text: languentes

title: languentes


text: languentia

title: languentia


text: languentis

title: languentis


text: languentium

title: languentium


text: languentibus

title: languentibus


text: languentem

title: languentem


text:
lapideus

Adjective

 * 1)  stone(s)
 * 2) stony, stone-like

title: lapideus


text: lapidea

title: lapidea


text: lapideum

title: lapideum


text: lapidei

title: lapidei


text: lapideae

title: lapideae


text: lapideorum

title: lapideorum


text: lapidearum

title: lapidearum


text: lapideo

title: lapideo


text: lapideis

title: lapideis


text: lapideam

title: lapideam


text: lapideos

title: lapideos


text: lapideas

title: lapideas


text: lapidee

title: lapidee


text: lavero

title: lavero


text:
operettic

Adjective

 * 1) of or relating to an operetta

title: operettic


text:
binoculared

Adjective

 * 1) Sporting binoculars

title: binoculared


text:
linteus

Etymology
Related to, but cannot be derived from it due to the short /i/ and /t/. This phonological discrepancy suggests the existence of a noun derived from or derived on an earlier stage, e. g. from. Ultimately a probable borrowing.

Adjective

 * 1)  linen

title: linteus


text: lintea

title: lintea


text:
linteum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) linen cloth
 * 2)  bedsheet
 * 3) sail
 * 4) awning

title: linteum


text: lintei

title: lintei


text: linteae

title: linteae


text: linteorum

title: linteorum


text: lintearum

title: lintearum


text:
linteo

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) a    of linen

Etymology 2
Regularly declined forms of.

Etymology 3
Regularly declined forms of.

title: linteo


text: linteis

title: linteis


text: linteam

title: linteam


text: linteos

title: linteos


text: linteas

title: linteas


text: lintee

title: lintee


text:
perspirate

Adjective

 * 1)  Sweaty; moist with perspiration.
 * 2) * 1967, Transatlantic Review, Issues 26-29,
 * Terse and perspirate, Murphy's wife takes a swipe at the pistol, but Michael moves out of her reach, and keeping it trained on the back of his father's skull, he repeats his question: Why don't you come back daddy?

Verb

 * 1)  To perspire; to sweat.
 * 2) * 1886, Edgar Wilson "Bill" Nye, Remarks,
 * "So we stood Brown up agin a tree and poured hot ashes down his back till he begun to fit his cloze pretty quick, and then we laid him down in the tent and covered him up with everything we had in our humble cot. Everything worked well till he begun to perspirate, and then there was music, and don't you forget it. That kind of soaked the ashes, don't you see, and made a lye that would take the peelin' off a telegraph pole.
 * "So we stood Brown up agin a tree and poured hot ashes down his back till he begun to fit his cloze pretty quick, and then we laid him down in the tent and covered him up with everything we had in our humble cot. Everything worked well till he begun to perspirate, and then there was music, and don't you forget it. That kind of soaked the ashes, don't you see, and made a lye that would take the peelin' off a telegraph pole.

title: perspirate


text: cesarevitches

title: cesarevitches


text: linuit

title: linuit


text:
pan bagnat

Etymology
+, past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) A sandwich originating in southern France, composed of Niçoise salad in a circular bun.

title: pan bagnat


text: manducastis

title: manducastis


text: runscorers

title: runscorers


text:
mementote

Verb

 * 1)  - remember!

title: mementote


text: metretae

title: metretae


text: metretarum

title: metretarum


text: metretis

title: metretis


text: metretam

title: metretam


text: metretas

title: metretas


text: natatores

title: natatores


text: natatoris

title: natatoris


text: natatoribus

title: natatoribus


text: natatorem

title: natatorem


text:
natatore

Etymology
, derived from.

Noun

 * 1)  (male) swimmer

title: natatore


text:
slumdog

Etymology

 * first appeared in the 2008 British romantic comedy film .

Noun

 * 1) A person who lives in the slums of cities.

title: slumdog


text: immobilisations

title: immobilisations


text:
natatorius

Etymology
From, the stem being the perfect passive participle of.

Adjective

 * 1)  swimmer, swimming

title: natatorius


text: natatorii

title: natatorii


text: natatoriae

title: natatoriae


text: natatoriorum

title: natatoriorum


text: natatoriarum

title: natatoriarum


text: natatoriis

title: natatoriis


text: natatoriam

title: natatoriam


text: natatorios

title: natatorios


text: natatorias

title: natatorias


text: indicatives

title: indicatives


text: indicatifs

title: indicatifs


text:
orfanus

Noun

 * 1) orphan

title: orfanus


text: orfanorum

title: orfanorum


text: orfanis

title: orfanis


text: orfanum

title: orfanum


text: orfanos

title: orfanos


text:
black olive

Noun

 * 1) An olive picked after it has ripened; as opposed to a green olive which is picked before ripening.
 * , a tree of the Caribbean.

Translations

 * Catalan: oliva negra
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 黑橄欖
 * Finnish: musta oliivi
 * French: olive noire
 * Italian: oliva nera
 * Polish: czarna oliwka
 * Spanish: aceituna negra
 * Turkish: siyah zeytin, kara zeytin

title: black olive


text:
green olive

Noun

 * 1) An olive picked before it has ripened; as opposed to a black olive which is picked after ripening.

Translations

 * Catalan: oliva verda
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 綠橄欖
 * Finnish: vihreä oliivi
 * French: olive verte
 * Polish: zielona oliwka
 * Turkish: yeşil zeytin

title: green olive


text: palmites

title: palmites


text: palmitis

title: palmitis


text: palmitum

title: palmitum


text: palmiti

title: palmiti


text: palmitibus

title: palmitibus


text: palmitem

title: palmitem


text:
palmite

Noun

 * 1) , a robust evergreen semiaquatic flowering plant of southern Africa.

Etymology
From. , from +. From.

Noun

 * 1) heart of palm

title: palmite


text:
paracletus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) advocate, defender
 * 2) helper, protector, comforter

title: paracletus


text: paracleti

title: paracleti


text: paracletorum

title: paracletorum


text:
paracleto

Noun

 * 1) paraclete supporter or protector

title: paracleto


text: paracletis

title: paracletis


text: paracletum

title: paracletum


text: paracletos

title: paracletos


text: slumdogs

title: slumdogs


text: jabberfests

title: jabberfests


text: turnons

title: turnons


text: parts company

title: parts company


text: pelvium

title: pelvium


text: pelvibus

title: pelvibus


text: pelvem

title: pelvem


text: pelvim

title: pelvim


text:
treball

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) work
 * 2) job; employment
 * 3) task
 * 4) homework
 * 1) homework
 * 1) homework

title: treball


text:
treballar

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to work

Etymology
, from, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to suffer, exert oneself
 * 2)  to apply oneself diligently to a task
 * 3)  to fashion, shape, knead

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1)  vex, torment
 * 2)  suffer, exert oneself
 * 3)  apply oneself diligently to a task
 * 4)  fashion, shape, knead

title: treballar


text:
cuneïforme

Noun

 * 1) cuneiform

Adjective

 * 1) cuneiform, wedgelike

title: cuneïforme


text:
inversemblança

Noun

 * 1) unlikeliness; doubtfulness

title: inversemblança


text: black olives

title: black olives


text: green olives

title: green olives


text:
souventesfoys

Adverb

 * 1) often

title: souventesfoys


text: practicques

title: practicques


text:
oliva verda

Noun

 * 1) green olive

title: oliva verda


text:
oliva negra

Noun

 * 1) black olive

title: oliva negra


text:
esquaix

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  squash

title: esquaix


text:
meslage

Noun

 * 1) mixture

title: meslage


text:
perspiratory

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to perspiration.

title: perspiratory


text:
αντιδάνειο

Etymology
. Already in as ἀντιδάνειον. A rendering or  from.

Noun

 * 1)  word taken back from another language
 * 2)  repatriated loanword from the same or a previous phase of  languages

title: αντιδάνειο


text:
mathematicque

Etymology
,

Noun

 * 1) mathematics

Adjective

 * 1) mathematical

title: mathematicque


text: mathematicques

title: mathematicques


text:
geometricque

Adjective

 * 1) geometric; geometrical

title: geometricque


text: astronomicque

title: astronomicque


text: geometricques

title: geometricques


text: astronomicques

title: astronomicques


text:
escuyer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shield-bearer

title: escuyer


text:
cunéiforme

Etymology
, from Classical (whence 🇨🇬) +.

Noun

 * 1) cuneiform

Adjective

 * 1) cuneiform; wedgelike

title: cunéiforme


text:
World Cup

Noun

 * , usually used as part of a proper noun, e.g. the Beer Pong World Cup or World Cup of Freckle Counting.

Usage notes
When used without a further qualifier, World Cup usually refers to the in men's association football. Similarly, Women's World Cup usually refers to the.

title: World Cup


text: World Cups

title: World Cups


text:
Talk:well and good

all well and good
Better moved to well and good, with redirect kept. DCDuring TALK 13:38, 13 July 2010 (UTC)
 * Go for it AFAI'm concerned. —msh210℠ (talk) 15:35, 13 July 2010 (UTC)

Done. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:54, 23 July 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:well and good


text:
Category talk:ar:Hebrew calendar months

Category:ar:Hebrew months
Move to [[:category:ar:Hebrew calendar months]] per existing he: and en: counterparts. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:16, 13 July 2010 (UTC)
 * Seems uncontroverial enough that you could just do it, noting that its parent category Category:Hebrew months is a red link. 19:24, 13 July 2010 (UTC)
 * I'd think so, except that it requires a deletion (of the category page), so I figured I'd bring it here. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:27, 13 July 2010 (UTC)
 * Moved. --Yair rand (talk) 17:55, 23 July 2010 (UTC)

title: Category talk:ar:Hebrew calendar months


text: world cups

title: world cups


text:
Talk:give weight

give weight to
I suggest this should be at give weight, retaining the redirect. As to the possibility that this should be the primary and "give weight" the redirect, I would give that some weight as well. The usage examples and grammatical notes or context should reflect the forms both with and without "to". DCDuring TALK 12:02, 23 July 2010 (UTC)
 * Moved - given the lack of input on this page, I've just granted it as 2 for 0 against. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:48, 25 July 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:give weight


text:
Talk:world cup

How many valid entries?
If we allow this (which I think we should) do we allow world championship, world champion as well as things like European cup and African cup? Mglovesfun (talk) 13:39, 18 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I'd be happy to include the first two. --Mat200 13:44, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

Split debate

 * ''See Talk:World Cup. --Mglovesfun (talk) 10:00, 14 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:world cup


text:
nizzardo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  of Nice

Noun

 * 1) a person from Nice

title: nizzardo


text:
-atum

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Etymology 2
See.

title: -atum


text:
chaolite

Noun

 * 1) An allotrope of carbon (an extended polyyne) believed to form in meteorite impacts.

title: chaolite


text:
perhibens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) extending, presenting, producing, granting
 * 2) assigning
 * 3) asserting
 * 4) naming

title: perhibens


text: perhibentes

title: perhibentes


text: perhibentia

title: perhibentia


text: perhibentis

title: perhibentis


text: perhibentium

title: perhibentium


text: perhibenti

title: perhibenti


text: perhibentibus

title: perhibentibus


text: perhibentem

title: perhibentem


text: perivit

title: perivit


text: petisses

title: petisses


text: piscinae

title: piscinae


text: piscinarum

title: piscinarum


text: piscinis

title: piscinis


text: piscinam

title: piscinam


text:
pisticus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pure
 * 2) genuine

title: pisticus


text: pistica

title: pistica


text: pisticum

title: pisticum


text: pistici

title: pistici


text: pisticae

title: pisticae


text: pisticorum

title: pisticorum


text: pisticarum

title: pisticarum


text: pistico

title: pistico


text: pisticis

title: pisticis


text: pisticam

title: pisticam


text: pisticos

title: pisticos


text: pisticas

title: pisticas


text: pistice

title: pistice


text: poscis

title: poscis


text: poscit

title: poscit


text: poscimus

title: poscimus


text: poscitis

title: poscitis


text: poscunt

title: poscunt


text: poscam

title: poscam


text: posces

title: posces


text: poscet

title: poscet


text: poscemus

title: poscemus


text: poscetis

title: poscetis


text: poscent

title: poscent


text: poscebam

title: poscebam


text: poscebas

title: poscebas


text: poscebat

title: poscebat


text: poscebamus

title: poscebamus


text: poscebatis

title: poscebatis


text: poscebant

title: poscebant


text: poposci

title: poposci


text: poposcisti

title: poposcisti


text: poposcit

title: poposcit


text: poposcimus

title: poposcimus


text: poposcistis

title: poposcistis


text: poposcerunt

title: poposcerunt


text: poposcero

title: poposcero


text: poposceris

title: poposceris


text: poposcerit

title: poposcerit


text: poposcerimus

title: poposcerimus


text: poposceritis

title: poposceritis


text: poposcerint

title: poposcerint


text: poposceram

title: poposceram


text: poposceras

title: poposceras


text: poposcerat

title: poposcerat


text: poposceramus

title: poposceramus


text: poposceratis

title: poposceratis


text: poposcerant

title: poposcerant


text: poscor

title: poscor


text: posceris

title: posceris


text: poscitur

title: poscitur


text: poscimur

title: poscimur


text: poscimini

title: poscimini


text: poscuntur

title: poscuntur


text: poscar

title: poscar


text: poscetur

title: poscetur


text: poscemur

title: poscemur


text: poscemini

title: poscemini


text: poscentur

title: poscentur


text: poscebar

title: poscebar


text: poscebaris

title: poscebaris


text: poscebatur

title: poscebatur


text: poscebamur

title: poscebamur


text: poscebamini

title: poscebamini


text: poscebantur

title: poscebantur


text: poscas

title: poscas


text: poscat

title: poscat


text: poscamus

title: poscamus


text: poscatis

title: poscatis


text: poscant

title: poscant


text: poscerem

title: poscerem


text: posceres

title: posceres


text: posceret

title: posceret


text: posceremus

title: posceremus


text: posceretis

title: posceretis


text: poscerent

title: poscerent


text: poposcerim

title: poposcerim


text: poposcissem

title: poposcissem


text: poposcisses

title: poposcisses


text: poposcisset

title: poposcisset


text: poposcissemus

title: poposcissemus


text: poposcissetis

title: poposcissetis


text: poposcissent

title: poposcissent


text: poscaris

title: poscaris


text: poscatur

title: poscatur


text: poscamur

title: poscamur


text: poscamini

title: poscamini


text: poscantur

title: poscantur


text: poscerer

title: poscerer


text: poscereris

title: poscereris


text: posceretur

title: posceretur


text: posceremur

title: posceremur


text: posceremini

title: posceremini


text: poscerentur

title: poscerentur


text: posce

title: posce


text: poscito

title: poscito


text: poscite

title: poscite


text: poscitote

title: poscitote


text: poscunto

title: poscunto


text: poscitor

title: poscitor


text: poscuntor

title: poscuntor


text: poposcisse

title: poposcisse


text: posci

title: posci


text: prendidistis

title: prendidistis


text:
guddom

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) deity a powerful entity that possesses numerous miraculous powers, divinity deity
 * 2) divinity property of being divine, godliness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a deity, a god, a divinity

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a deity, a god, a divinity

title: guddom


text: guddommen

title: guddommen


text: guddomme

title: guddomme


text: guddommene

title: guddommene


text: guddoms

title: guddoms


text: guddommens

title: guddommens


text: guddommes

title: guddommes


text: guddommenes

title: guddommenes


text: protestaris

title: protestaris


text: protestatur

title: protestatur


text: protestamur

title: protestamur


text: protestamini

title: protestamini


text: protestantur

title: protestantur


text: protestabor

title: protestabor


text: protestaberis

title: protestaberis


text: protestabitur

title: protestabitur


text: protestabimur

title: protestabimur


text: protestabimini

title: protestabimini


text: protestabuntur

title: protestabuntur


text: protestabar

title: protestabar


text: protestabaris

title: protestabaris


text: protestabatur

title: protestabatur


text: protestabamur

title: protestabamur


text: protestabamini

title: protestabamini


text: protestabantur

title: protestabantur


text: protesteris

title: protesteris


text: protestetur

title: protestetur


text: protestemur

title: protestemur


text: protestemini

title: protestemini


text: protestentur

title: protestentur


text: protestarer

title: protestarer


text: protestareris

title: protestareris


text: protestaretur

title: protestaretur


text: protestaremur

title: protestaremur


text: protestaremini

title: protestaremini


text: protestarentur

title: protestarentur


text:
protestator

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  One who makes protestation; a protester.

Etymology
From.

title: protestator


text: protestantor

title: protestantor


text: protestari

title: protestari


text:
Chinyanja

Etymology
From, referencing rather than any specific ethnic group.

Noun

 * 1) Chichewa, or a macrolanguage of which it is a dialect (a political distinction).

title: Chinyanja


text:
protestatus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) testified
 * 2) protested

title: protestatus


text: protestatum

title: protestatum


text: protestatae

title: protestatae


text: protestatorum

title: protestatorum


text: protestatarum

title: protestatarum


text: protestatis

title: protestatis


text: protestatam

title: protestatam


text: protestatos

title: protestatos


text: protestatas

title: protestatas


text:
proverbium

Etymology
Derived from.

Noun

 * 1) proverb, saying, saw, maxim, adage

title: proverbium


text: proverbia

title: proverbia


text: proverbii

title: proverbii


text: proverbiorum

title: proverbiorum


text: proverbiis

title: proverbiis


text: choir boy

title: choir boy


text:
pulmentarium

Etymology
From, via *pulmentārius (relating to porridge).

Noun

 * 1) A porridge-like mix consumed by the poor of Ancient Roman; this was made with a mixture of lentils, peas and beans.
 * 2) relish (eaten with food)

title: pulmentarium


text: pulmentaria

title: pulmentaria


text: pulmentarii

title: pulmentarii


text: pulmentariorum

title: pulmentariorum


text: pulmentario

title: pulmentario


text: pulmentariis

title: pulmentariis


text: choir boys

title: choir boys


text:
miten pääsisin

Phrase

 * 1)  how would I get to...?

title: miten pääsisin


text:
miten pääsen

Phrase

 * 1)  how do I get to...?

title: miten pääsen


text: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Travel

title: Category:Finnish phrasebook/Travel


text:
purificatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) purification

title: purificatio


text: purificationes

title: purificationes


text: purificationis

title: purificationis


text: purificationum

title: purificationum


text: purificationi

title: purificationi


text: purificationibus

title: purificationibus


text: purificationem

title: purificationem


text: purificatione

title: purificatione


text:
quadriduanus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  four days

title: quadriduanus


text: quadriduana

title: quadriduana


text: quadriduanum

title: quadriduanum


text: quadriduani

title: quadriduani


text: quadriduanae

title: quadriduanae


text: quadriduanorum

title: quadriduanorum


text: quadriduanarum

title: quadriduanarum


text: quadriduano

title: quadriduano


text: quadriduanis

title: quadriduanis


text: quadriduanam

title: quadriduanam


text: quadriduanos

title: quadriduanos


text: quadriduanas

title: quadriduanas


text: quadriduane

title: quadriduane


text:
quisnam

Etymology
From.

Pronoun

 * 1) who, which, what?

Usage notes

 * quisnam is used substantivally, and also adjectivally:
 * Publius Vergilius Maro, Aeneis, liber III. In: Virgil with an English translation by H. Rushton Fairclough, vol. I of two volumes, 1916, p. 370f.:
 * aut quisnam ignarum nostris deus appulit oris?
 * or what god has driven thee unknowing on our coasts?
 * Publius Papinius Statius, Thebais, liber VIII. In: Statius with an English translation by J. H. Mozley, vol. II of two volumes, 1928, p. 240f.:
 * quisnam hic mortalibus error ?
 * What delusion is this of mortals ?
 * Tacitus, historiarum libri, liber III. In: Tacitus: The Histories with an English translation by Clifford H. Morre / The Annals with an English translation by John Jackson, vol. I of four volumes: The Histories, Books I–III, 1962, p. 350f.:
 * Bassus pudore seu metu, quisnam exitus foret, intra domum opperiebatur.
 * Bassus waited in his quarters, prompted by shame or by fear as to the outcome.
 * Gajus Suetonius Tranquillus, XII/duodecim Caesares (also known as vitae XII. imperatorum and de vita Caesarum), liber I. In: Suetonius with an English translation by J. C. Rolfe, vol. I of two volumes, 1914, p. 118f.:
 * Illud plane inter omnes fere constitit, talem ei mortem paene ex sententia obtigisse. Nam et quondam, cum apud Xenophontem legisset Cyrum ultima valitudine mandasse quaedam de funere suo, aspernatus tam lentum mortis genus subitam sibi celeremque optaverat; et pridie quam occideretur, in sermone nato super cenam apud Marcum Lepidum, quisnam esset finis vitae commodissimus, repentinum inopinatumque praetulerat.
 * About one thing almost all are fully agreed, that he all but desired such a death as he met; for once when he read in Xenophon how Cyrus in his last illness gave directions for his funeral, he expressed his horror of such a lingering kind of end and his wish for one which was swift and sudden. And the day before his murder, in a conversation which arose at a dinner at the house of Marcus Lepidus, as to what manner of death was most to be desired, he had given his preference to one which was sudden and unexpected.

title: quisnam


text: perhibente

title: perhibente


text: remigas

title: remigas


text: remigat

title: remigat


text: remigamus

title: remigamus


text: remigatis

title: remigatis


text: remigant

title: remigant


text: remigabo

title: remigabo


text: remigabis

title: remigabis


text: remigabit

title: remigabit


text: remigabimus

title: remigabimus


text: remigabitis

title: remigabitis


text: remigabunt

title: remigabunt


text: remigabam

title: remigabam


text: remigabas

title: remigabas


text: remigabat

title: remigabat


text: remigabamus

title: remigabamus


text: remigabatis

title: remigabatis


text: remigabant

title: remigabant


text: remigavisti

title: remigavisti


text: remigavit

title: remigavit


text: remigavimus

title: remigavimus


text: remigavistis

title: remigavistis


text: remigaverunt

title: remigaverunt


text: remigavero

title: remigavero


text: remigaveris

title: remigaveris


text: remigaverit

title: remigaverit


text: remigaverimus

title: remigaverimus


text: remigaveritis

title: remigaveritis


text: remigaverint

title: remigaverint


text: remigaveram

title: remigaveram


text: remigaveras

title: remigaveras


text: remigaverat

title: remigaverat


text: remigaveramus

title: remigaveramus


text: remigaveratis

title: remigaveratis


text: remigaverant

title: remigaverant


text: remigor

title: remigor


text: remigaris

title: remigaris


text: remigatur

title: remigatur


text: remigamur

title: remigamur


text: remigamini

title: remigamini


text: remigantur

title: remigantur


text: remigabor

title: remigabor


text: remigaberis

title: remigaberis


text: remigabitur

title: remigabitur


text: remigabimur

title: remigabimur


text: remigabimini

title: remigabimini


text: remigabuntur

title: remigabuntur


text: remigabar

title: remigabar


text: remigabaris

title: remigabaris


text: remigabatur

title: remigabatur


text: remigabamur

title: remigabamur


text: remigabamini

title: remigabamini


text: remigabantur

title: remigabantur


text: remiget

title: remiget


text: remigemus

title: remigemus


text: remigetis

title: remigetis


text: remigent

title: remigent


text: remigarem

title: remigarem


text: remigares

title: remigares


text: remigaret

title: remigaret


text: remigaremus

title: remigaremus


text: remigaretis

title: remigaretis


text: remigarent

title: remigarent


text: remigaverim

title: remigaverim


text: remigavissem

title: remigavissem


text: remigavisses

title: remigavisses


text: remigavisset

title: remigavisset


text: remigavissemus

title: remigavissemus


text: remigavissetis

title: remigavissetis


text: remigavissent

title: remigavissent


text: remiger

title: remiger


text: remigeris

title: remigeris


text: remigetur

title: remigetur


text:
chocolate cake

Noun

 * 1) A cake flavored with melted chocolate or chocolate powder.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: sjokoladekoek
 * Arabic: كَعْكَة الشُوكُولَاتَةِ, فَطِيرَة الشُوكُولَاتَةِ
 * Azerbaijani: şokoladlı tort
 * Bulgarian: шокола́дова то́рта
 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 朱古力蛋糕
 * Mandarin: 巧克力蛋糕, 朱古力蛋糕
 * Danish:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: suklaakakku
 * French: gâteau au chocolat
 * German:
 * Greek: κέικ σοκολάτας, σοκολατένιο κέικ
 * Hebrew: עוגת שוקולד
 * Hungarian:
 * Icelandic: súkkulaðikaka
 * Irish: císte seacláide, cáca seacláide
 * Italian: torta al cioccolato
 * Japanese: チョコレートケーキ
 * Korean: 초콜릿 케이크
 * Malayalam: ചോക്കളേറ്റ് കേക്ക്
 * Nepali: चकलेट मड केक
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Nynorsk: sjokoladekake
 * Persian: کیک شکلاتی
 * Portuguese: bolo de chocolate
 * Russian: шокола́дный то́рт
 * Spanish: pastel de chocolate
 * Swedish: ,
 * Turkish: şokoladlı tort
 * Welsh: teisen siocled, cacen siocled

title: chocolate cake


text: remigemur

title: remigemur


text: remigemini

title: remigemini


text: remigentur

title: remigentur


text: remigarer

title: remigarer


text: remigareris

title: remigareris


text: remigaretur

title: remigaretur


text: remigaremur

title: remigaremur


text: remigaremini

title: remigaremini


text: remigarentur

title: remigarentur


text: remigatote

title: remigatote


text: remiganto

title: remiganto


text: remigator

title: remigator


text: remigantor

title: remigantor


text: remigavisse

title: remigavisse


text: remigari

title: remigari


text:
Talk:pig in a poke

Proverbial origin
Snopes.com reports that when offered a pig open the poke (c. 1325) points to the origin of this phrase. I have not found the source of this in Google searching. It may be in the OED or some other reputable source. As the date puts the expression in Middle English, it is highly likely that the the above proverb is a paraphrase or has some modernized spellings. DCDuring TALK 15:28, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

Origin: makers of fur coats?
The same expression exists in Dutch ("een kat in een zak kopen" = to buy a cat in a bag). The French version of this expression also mentions a cat. This page in Dutch discusses two possible origins:

 * http://www.isgeschiedenis.nl/historische-uitdrukkingen/herkomst-van-een-kat-in-de-zak-kopen/

It says that fur dealers used to buy cats to use their fur, but only black cats were suitable. A careless dealer might get tricked buying a cat in a bag without checking that it's indeed a black cat.

The page then gives a second possibility, that it comes from an old story about a never-ending coin that you could get by selling a cat in a bag to the devil, telling him it's a hare. Gronky (talk) 06:06, 22 November 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:pig in a poke


text: remigassent

title: remigassent


text: chocolate cakes

title: chocolate cakes


text:
renascor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be revived, renewed
 * 2) to be born again

title: renascor


text: renasceris

title: renasceris


text: renascitur

title: renascitur


text: renascimur

title: renascimur


text: renascimini

title: renascimini


text: renascuntur

title: renascuntur


text: renascar

title: renascar


text: renascetur

title: renascetur


text: renascemur

title: renascemur


text: renascemini

title: renascemini


text: renascentur

title: renascentur


text: renascebar

title: renascebar


text: renascebaris

title: renascebaris


text: renascebatur

title: renascebatur


text: renascebamur

title: renascebamur


text: renascebamini

title: renascebamini


text: renascebantur

title: renascebantur


text: renascaris

title: renascaris


text: renascatur

title: renascatur


text: renascamur

title: renascamur


text: renascamini

title: renascamini


text: renascantur

title: renascantur


text: renascerer

title: renascerer


text: renascereris

title: renascereris


text: renasceretur

title: renasceretur


text: renasceremur

title: renasceremur


text: renasceremini

title: renasceremini


text: renascerentur

title: renascerentur


text: renascere

title: renascere


text: renascitor

title: renascitor


text: renascuntor

title: renascuntor


text: renasci

title: renasci


text:
renatus

Etymology
Perfect active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) revived, renewed, having revived
 * 2) born again
 * 3) baptized

title: renatus


text: renata

title: renata


text: renatum

title: renatum


text: renati

title: renati


text: renatae

title: renatae


text: renatorum

title: renatorum


text: renatarum

title: renatarum


text:
renato

Noun

 * 1)  rhenate

title: renato


text: renatis

title: renatis


text: renatam

title: renatam


text: renatos

title: renatos


text: renatas

title: renatas


text:
revelatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shown
 * 2) uncovered
 * 3) revealed, disclosed

title: revelatus


text: revelata

title: revelata


text: revelatum

title: revelatum


text: revelati

title: revelati


text: revelatae

title: revelatae


text: revelatorum

title: revelatorum


text: revelatarum

title: revelatarum


text: revelatam

title: revelatam


text: revelatos

title: revelatos


text: revelatas

title: revelatas


text: salvificas

title: salvificas


text: salvificat

title: salvificat


text: salvificamus

title: salvificamus


text: salvificatis

title: salvificatis


text: salvificant

title: salvificant


text: salvificabo

title: salvificabo


text: salvificabis

title: salvificabis


text: salvificabit

title: salvificabit


text: salvificabimus

title: salvificabimus


text: salvificabitis

title: salvificabitis


text: salvificabunt

title: salvificabunt


text: salvificabam

title: salvificabam


text: salvificabas

title: salvificabas


text: salvificabat

title: salvificabat


text: salvificabamus

title: salvificabamus


text: salvificabatis

title: salvificabatis


text: salvificabant

title: salvificabant


text: salvificavi

title: salvificavi


text: salvificavisti

title: salvificavisti


text: salvificavit

title: salvificavit


text: salvificavimus

title: salvificavimus


text: salvificavistis

title: salvificavistis


text: salvificaverunt

title: salvificaverunt


text: salvificavero

title: salvificavero


text: salvificaveris

title: salvificaveris


text: salvificaverit

title: salvificaverit


text: salvificaverimus

title: salvificaverimus


text: salvificaveritis

title: salvificaveritis


text: salvificaverint

title: salvificaverint


text: salvificaveram

title: salvificaveram


text: salvificaveras

title: salvificaveras


text: salvificaverat

title: salvificaverat


text: salvificaveramus

title: salvificaveramus


text: salvificaveratis

title: salvificaveratis


text: salvificaverant

title: salvificaverant


text: salvificor

title: salvificor


text: salvificaris

title: salvificaris


text: salvificatur

title: salvificatur


text: salvificamur

title: salvificamur


text: salvificamini

title: salvificamini


text: salvificantur

title: salvificantur


text: salvificabor

title: salvificabor


text: salvificaberis

title: salvificaberis


text: salvificabitur

title: salvificabitur


text: salvificabimur

title: salvificabimur


text: salvificabimini

title: salvificabimini


text: salvificabuntur

title: salvificabuntur


text: salvificabar

title: salvificabar


text: salvificabaris

title: salvificabaris


text: salvificabatur

title: salvificabatur


text: salvificabamur

title: salvificabamur


text: salvificabamini

title: salvificabamini


text: salvificabantur

title: salvificabantur


text: salvificem

title: salvificem


text: salvifices

title: salvifices


text: salvificet

title: salvificet


text: salvificemus

title: salvificemus


text: salvificetis

title: salvificetis


text: salvificent

title: salvificent


text: salvificarem

title: salvificarem


text: salvificares

title: salvificares


text: salvificaret

title: salvificaret


text: salvificaremus

title: salvificaremus


text: salvificaretis

title: salvificaretis


text: salvificarent

title: salvificarent


text: salvificaverim

title: salvificaverim


text: salvificavissem

title: salvificavissem


text: salvificavisses

title: salvificavisses


text: salvificavisset

title: salvificavisset


text: salvificavissemus

title: salvificavissemus


text: salvificavissetis

title: salvificavissetis


text: salvificavissent

title: salvificavissent


text: salvificer

title: salvificer


text: salvificeris

title: salvificeris


text: salvificetur

title: salvificetur


text: salvificemur

title: salvificemur


text: salvificemini

title: salvificemini


text: salvificentur

title: salvificentur


text: salvificarer

title: salvificarer


text: salvificareris

title: salvificareris


text: salvificaretur

title: salvificaretur


text: salvificaremur

title: salvificaremur


text: salvificaremini

title: salvificaremini


text: salvificarentur

title: salvificarentur


text: salvificato

title: salvificato


text: salvificate

title: salvificate


text: salvificatote

title: salvificatote


text: salvificanto

title: salvificanto


text: salvificare

title: salvificare


text:
salvificator

Etymology
From, from +.

Noun

 * 1) a bringer of safety, a savior

title: salvificator


text: salvificantor

title: salvificantor


text: salvificavisse

title: salvificavisse


text: salvificari

title: salvificari


text:
reed bunting

Noun

 * 1)  A passerine bird,, sparrow-sized but slim and with a long, deeply notched tail.

Translations

 * Asturian:
 * Bulgarian: тръстикова овесарка
 * Catalan: repicatalons
 * Czech:
 * Danish:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German:
 * Irish: gealóg ghiolcaí
 * Japanese:
 * Maltese: durrajsa sekonda, durrajsa tal-qasab, ortolan tas-sidra
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian: тростнико́вая овся́нка, камышо́вая овся́нка
 * Scottish Gaelic: gealag-dhubh-cheannach
 * Slovak:
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:
 * Ukrainian:
 * Volapük: ridaberit

title: reed bunting


text: reed buntings

title: reed buntings


text: sanctificata

title: sanctificata


text: sanctificati

title: sanctificati


text: sanctificatae

title: sanctificatae


text: sanctificatorum

title: sanctificatorum


text: sanctificatarum

title: sanctificatarum


text: sanctificatam

title: sanctificatam


text: sanctificatos

title: sanctificatos


text: sanctificatas

title: sanctificatas


text:
gealag-dhubh-cheannach

Noun

 * 1) reed bunting

title: gealag-dhubh-cheannach


text: gealaige-dubh-cheannaich

title: gealaige-dubh-cheannaich


text: gealagan-dubh-cheannach

title: gealagan-dubh-cheannach


text:
scenopegia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Tabernacles (Jewish feast)

title: scenopegia


text: scenopegiae

title: scenopegiae


text: scenopegiarum

title: scenopegiarum


text: scenopegiis

title: scenopegiis


text: scenopegiam

title: scenopegiam


text: scenopegias

title: scenopegias


text:
ipsative

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Comparing a measure of a person against that person’s previous assessments.
 * 1)  Comparing a measure of a person against that person’s previous assessments.
 * 1)  Comparing a measure of a person against that person’s previous assessments.

Translations

 * French:
 * German:
 * Spanish: ipsativo

title: ipsative


text:
troværdig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) reliable
 * 2) credible

title: troværdig


text: seducta

title: seducta


text: seducti

title: seducti


text: seductae

title: seductae


text: seductorum

title: seductorum


text: seductarum

title: seductarum


text: seducto

title: seducto


text: seductis

title: seductis


text: seductam

title: seductam


text: seductos

title: seductos


text: seductas

title: seductas


text: seducte

title: seducte


text: servasti

title: servasti


text: sitit

title: sitit


text: sitimus

title: sitimus


text: sititis

title: sititis


text: sitiunt

title: sitiunt


text: sitiam

title: sitiam


text:
sitiet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  trivet utensil placed under a hot dish to protect the surface underneath

title: sitiet


text: sitiemus

title: sitiemus


text: sitietis

title: sitietis


text:
sitient

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  Thirsty.
 * 2) * 1820 December, letter from Leighton Buzzard to Christopher North, published in 1821 January, Semihorae Biographicae No. III, in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, volume 8, page 358:
 * Oh, Christopher rheumatism doth not seem to have made thee less esurient or sitient, when the hospitality of Glasgow, or of other gormandizing and boozing places, is within thy reach.
 * Oh, Christopher rheumatism doth not seem to have made thee less esurient or sitient, when the hospitality of Glasgow, or of other gormandizing and boozing places, is within thy reach.

title: sitient


text: sitiebam

title: sitiebam


text: sitiebas

title: sitiebas


text: sitiebat

title: sitiebat


text: sitiebamus

title: sitiebamus


text: sitiebatis

title: sitiebatis


text: sitiebant

title: sitiebant


text: sitivi

title: sitivi


text: sitivisti

title: sitivisti


text: sitivit

title: sitivit


text: sitivimus

title: sitivimus


text: sitivistis

title: sitivistis


text: sitiverunt

title: sitiverunt


text: sitivero

title: sitivero


text: sitiveris

title: sitiveris


text: sitiverit

title: sitiverit


text: sitiverimus

title: sitiverimus


text: sitiveritis

title: sitiveritis


text: sitiverint

title: sitiverint


text: sitiveram

title: sitiveram


text: sitiveras

title: sitiveras


text: sitiverat

title: sitiverat


text: sitiveramus

title: sitiveramus


text: sitiveratis

title: sitiveratis


text: sitiverant

title: sitiverant


text: sitior

title: sitior


text: sitiris

title: sitiris


text: sititur

title: sititur


text: sitimur

title: sitimur


text: sitimini

title: sitimini


text: sitiuntur

title: sitiuntur


text: sitieris

title: sitieris


text: sitietur

title: sitietur


text: sitiemur

title: sitiemur


text: sitiemini

title: sitiemini


text: sitientur

title: sitientur


text: sitiebar

title: sitiebar


text: sitiebaris

title: sitiebaris


text: sitiebatur

title: sitiebatur


text: sitiebamur

title: sitiebamur


text: sitiebamini

title: sitiebamini


text: sitiebantur

title: sitiebantur


text: sitiat

title: sitiat


text: sitiamus

title: sitiamus


text: sitiatis

title: sitiatis


text: sitiant

title: sitiant


text: sitirem

title: sitirem


text: sitires

title: sitires


text: sitiret

title: sitiret


text: sitiremus

title: sitiremus


text: sitiretis

title: sitiretis


text: sitirent

title: sitirent


text: sitiverim

title: sitiverim


text: sitivissem

title: sitivissem


text: sitivisses

title: sitivisses


text: sitivisset

title: sitivisset


text: sitivissemus

title: sitivissemus


text: sitivissetis

title: sitivissetis


text: sitivissent

title: sitivissent


text: sitiaris

title: sitiaris


text: sitiatur

title: sitiatur


text: sitiamur

title: sitiamur


text: sitiamini

title: sitiamini


text: sitiantur

title: sitiantur


text: sitirer

title: sitirer


text: sitireris

title: sitireris


text: sitiretur

title: sitiretur


text: sitiremur

title: sitiremur


text: sitiremini

title: sitiremini


text: sitirentur

title: sitirentur


text: sitito

title: sitito


text: sitite

title: sitite


text: sititote

title: sititote


text: sitiunto

title: sitiunto


text:
sitire

Etymology
, derived from.

Verb

 * 1)  to thirst to be thirsty
 * 2)  to thirst for

title: sitire


text: sititor

title: sititor


text: sitiuntor

title: sitiuntor


text: sitivisse

title: sitivisse


text:
sitiri

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to conceal, cover up, disguise

title: sitiri


text:
sortior

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cast or draw lots
 * 2) to share
 * 3) to divide or distribute
 * 4) to choose or select
 * 5) to obtain or receive
 * 1) to obtain or receive

title: sortior


text: sortiris

title: sortiris


text: sortitur

title: sortitur


text: sortimur

title: sortimur


text: sortimini

title: sortimini


text: sortiuntur

title: sortiuntur


text: sortiar

title: sortiar


text: sortieris

title: sortieris


text: sortietur

title: sortietur


text: sortiemur

title: sortiemur


text: sortiemini

title: sortiemini


text: sortientur

title: sortientur


text: sortiebar

title: sortiebar


text: sortiebaris

title: sortiebaris


text: sortiebatur

title: sortiebatur


text: sortiebamur

title: sortiebamur


text: sortiebamini

title: sortiebamini


text: sortiebantur

title: sortiebantur


text: sortiaris

title: sortiaris


text: sortiatur

title: sortiatur


text: sortiamur

title: sortiamur


text: sortiamini

title: sortiamini


text: sortiantur

title: sortiantur


text: sortirer

title: sortirer


text: sortireris

title: sortireris


text: sortiretur

title: sortiretur


text: sortiremur

title: sortiremur


text: sortiremini

title: sortiremini


text: sortirentur

title: sortirentur


text:
sortitor

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) a person who draw lots

title: sortitor


text: sortiuntor

title: sortiuntor


text: sortiri

title: sortiri


text: sublevasset

title: sublevasset


text:
Talk:halloa

Halloa is a dutch word for Hallo or Hi

title: Talk:halloa


text: succingis

title: succingis


text: succingit

title: succingit


text: succingimus

title: succingimus


text: succingitis

title: succingitis


text: succingunt

title: succingunt


text: succingam

title: succingam


text: succinges

title: succinges


text: succinget

title: succinget


text: succingemus

title: succingemus


text: succingetis

title: succingetis


text: succingent

title: succingent


text: succingebam

title: succingebam


text: succingebas

title: succingebas


text: succingebat

title: succingebat


text: succingebamus

title: succingebamus


text: succingebatis

title: succingebatis


text: succingebant

title: succingebant


text: succinxi

title: succinxi


text: succinxisti

title: succinxisti


text: succinxit

title: succinxit


text: succinximus

title: succinximus


text: succinxistis

title: succinxistis


text: succinxerunt

title: succinxerunt


text: succinxero

title: succinxero


text: succinxeris

title: succinxeris


text: succinxerit

title: succinxerit


text: succinxerimus

title: succinxerimus


text: succinxeritis

title: succinxeritis


text: succinxerint

title: succinxerint


text: succinxeram

title: succinxeram


text: succinxeras

title: succinxeras


text: succinxerat

title: succinxerat


text: succinxeramus

title: succinxeramus


text: succinxeratis

title: succinxeratis


text: succinxerant

title: succinxerant


text: succingor

title: succingor


text: succingeris

title: succingeris


text: succingitur

title: succingitur


text: succingimur

title: succingimur


text: succingimini

title: succingimini


text: succinguntur

title: succinguntur


text: succingar

title: succingar


text: succingetur

title: succingetur


text: succingemur

title: succingemur


text: succingemini

title: succingemini


text: succingentur

title: succingentur


text: succingebar

title: succingebar


text: succingebaris

title: succingebaris


text: succingebatur

title: succingebatur


text: succingebamur

title: succingebamur


text: succingebamini

title: succingebamini


text: succingebantur

title: succingebantur


text: succingas

title: succingas


text: succingat

title: succingat


text: succingamus

title: succingamus


text: succingatis

title: succingatis


text: succingant

title: succingant


text: succingerem

title: succingerem


text: succingeres

title: succingeres


text: succingeret

title: succingeret


text: succingeremus

title: succingeremus


text: succingeretis

title: succingeretis


text: succingerent

title: succingerent


text: succinxerim

title: succinxerim


text: succinxissem

title: succinxissem


text: succinxisses

title: succinxisses


text: succinxisset

title: succinxisset


text: succinxissemus

title: succinxissemus


text: succinxissetis

title: succinxissetis


text: succinxissent

title: succinxissent


text: succingaris

title: succingaris


text: succingatur

title: succingatur


text: succingamur

title: succingamur


text: succingamini

title: succingamini


text: succingantur

title: succingantur


text: succingerer

title: succingerer


text: succingereris

title: succingereris


text: succingeretur

title: succingeretur


text: succingeremur

title: succingeremur


text: succingeremini

title: succingeremini


text: succingerentur

title: succingerentur


text: succingito

title: succingito


text: succingite

title: succingite


text: succingitote

title: succingitote


text: succingunto

title: succingunto


text: succingitor

title: succingitor


text: succinguntor

title: succinguntor


text: succinxisse

title: succinxisse


text:
sudarium

Etymology
Borrowed from. .

Noun

 * 1)  A napkin or handkerchief.

Synonyms

 * sudary

Etymology
From, via *sūdārius (relating to sweat).

Noun

 * 1) a small or smallish piece of cloth
 * 2) cloth for wiping off perspiration
 * 3) handkerchief
 * 4)  shroud
 * 5)  horse-cloth, saddle-cloth

title: sudarium


text: sudaria

title: sudaria


text: sudarii

title: sudarii


text: sudariorum

title: sudariorum


text: sudariis

title: sudariis


text:
suggero

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to carry, bring, put or lay under
 * 2) to afford, furnish or supply
 * 3) to suggest, advise, prompt or offer
 * 1) to suggest, advise, prompt or offer
 * 1) to suggest, advise, prompt or offer

title: suggero


text: suggeris

title: suggeris


text: suggerit

title: suggerit


text: suggerimus

title: suggerimus


text: suggeritis

title: suggeritis


text: suggerunt

title: suggerunt


text: suggeram

title: suggeram


text: suggeres

title: suggeres


text: suggeret

title: suggeret


text: suggeremus

title: suggeremus


text: suggeretis

title: suggeretis


text: suggerent

title: suggerent


text: suggerebam

title: suggerebam


text: suggerebas

title: suggerebas


text: suggerebat

title: suggerebat


text: suggerebamus

title: suggerebamus


text: suggerebatis

title: suggerebatis


text: suggerebant

title: suggerebant