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Talk:bums in seats

bums in seats
Two of the three cites do not match the claim that this is a noun meaning "Spectators, passengers, or customers in attendance", as they use put bums in seats without indicating where those bums in seats will be put. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:27, 31 August 2010 (UTC)
 * It may be a little awkward, but they put/place/situate customers in a state of attendance. Works well enough for me. -- Ghost of WikiPedant 19:34, 31 August 2010 (UTC)
 * OK, I extended the defn a little bit. Does that help? -- Ghost of WikiPedant 19:41, 31 August 2010 (UTC)
 * "Bums on seats" is vastly more common. Singular exists, less commonly. Also, less commonly, "into", "onto", and "bums and seats". DCDuring TALK 20:13, 31 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Very interesting, DC. I don't think I've ever heard "bums on seats" here in Canada, but a Google news archive search certainly confirms that it is much used by Brits and Aussies. I'll do an alt form entry. -- Ghost of WikiPedant 21:06, 31 August 2010 (UTC)
 * I wasn't too familiar with it either, but was wondering just how variable the construction was. DCDuring TALK 13:58, 1 September 2010 (UTC)

 * I see what msh210 is saying. "Put bums in seats" is not "put { bums { in seats } }", but rather "put { bums } { in seats }". "In seats" is not an adjectival attaching to "bums", but rather a complement to "put". "Get bums in seats" is technically ambiguous, but I think it's the same. See, ; contrast , , . —Ruakh TALK 14:32, 1 September 2010 (UTC)

 * True, true, Ruakh. I understood and understand the distinction. If someone says "we need bums in seats" then "in seats" is an adjectival phrase modifying the noun "bums", and if someone says "we've got to come up with a strategy to put bums in seats" then "in seats" is an adverbial phrase modifying the verb "put".  Maybe all of this could go into a usage note, but I tried to write the defn so that it was ambiguous enough to cover either kind of usage and, even if there is a bit of a double take involved for anyone who looks closely, the entry works well enough for me as is. (I suppose the only good alternative strategy would be to create 2 separate entries, one for bums in seats and one for put bums in seats, but that opens the door to a lot of alt forms.) -- Ghost of WikiPedant 15:33, 1 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Maybe have bums in seats called a =Phrase=, a member of category:English non-constituents, and defined as "Spectators, passengers, or customers, in attendance" (with the comma before "in", to my mind at least, showing the non-noun-ness of the phrase). Or something. In any event, if we keep it at its current title we should probably redirect to it from the common VPs. —msh210℠ (talk) 16:00, 1 September 2010 (UTC)
 * But it can also be a simple noun phrase, ie, a constituent.
 * Semantically, conceptually the core elements of the construction are "bums" and "seats". They can be put together is quite a few ways. Any of the static forms work as a noun phrase, ie, linked by "and", "in", or "on", as in "It's all about "bums (and, in, on) seats.", "Bums in seats is the name of the game.". These can be after many copulas. Some verbs ("have", "keep") work with the static prepositions. Other verbs work with all four prepositions ("get", "put"). Others only with the dynamic ones ("lure", "draw", "pull"). There are singular versions. I don't think I've exhausted the possibilities.
 * IOW, there is a construction lurking that we cannot remotely call a set phrase and which doesn't fit well (AFAICT) on the procrustean bed of our entry structure. "Bums and seats", "bums in seats", and "bums on seats" should suffice to ensnare most searches for one of the constructions. I wonder whether this wouldn't be a good construction to put in an Appendix and have some of the collocations have or a redirect take the user to it. This would allow much more flexibility in titling the page and establishing a correspondence to other languages expression of the concept (NOT the words). DCDuring TALK  17:12, 1 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Who would have thought, DC, that a harmless, dumb-ass little expression like "bums in seats" would so strain our lexicographic brains? -- Ghost of WikiPedant 17:21, 1 September 2010 (UTC)
 * This is an extension of the problem we have always had with constructions with multiple slots. Usually it is grammaticized elements that are fixed. This time both open-class elements (for "bums": "fannies", "butts") and some grammatical elements ("in, "on", "and"), as well as verbal complements (copulas, "get", "put", etc) are variable to some extent. There is something idiomatic, but it seems to require the machinery of Construction grammar to address it completely. We don't have to address it completely. We could come up with some way of helping users that violated some less-essential practices and kept within our entry structure. But we already have rejected many proposed entries that could possibly be addressed better by an appendix with redirects than our traditional entry layout. I should be able to find them by searching for "X", "Y", "NP", "VP" and similar abbreviations. DCDuring TALK 20:25, 1 September 2010 (UTC)
 * The word I was looking for is snowclone, but I think it is pejorative. I prefer "construction" until someone shows me the error of my ways. DCDuring TALK 20:56, 1 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Note that this problem is specific to us. Other dictionaries don't have this problem, because they use run-in entries under key words. For example, an entry for might contain a run-in entry for, or an entry for  might contain a run-in entry for . Even if the user was looking the word up because the text they were reading used “right or obtuse angle” or “vintage Cadillac”, they will notice the run-in entry and be able to make use of it. Here, however, we more or less expect users to predict the exact form that our entry-name will take. I've even seen editors remove a sense from the entry for a singular noun because the sense is found exclusively (or almost exclusively) in the plural, as though someone looking up the word were supposed to just magically know that! —Ruakh TALK 21:39, 1 September 2010 (UTC)
 * I think I remember doing that kind of thing myself (I hope not lately.).
 * I agree that the problem is somewhat different if one has run-in entries, but only if one's overall layout is also compact. Our "derived terms" are supposed to provide that kind of help, too. Unfortunately, users have to click once to unhide them (if they even get that) and again (with latency) to get just one of the DTs. Print dictionaries were subject to the discipline of economizing on the length and number of definitions and the number of headwords. The also where either a monolingual dictionary or a bilingual dictionary, very rarely multi-lingual and focused on some particular class of users. This gives them an edge now in the online world. The have the skills to address user cognitive limitations: what needs to be economized is user attention. The fantasy that we have no limits is extremely destructive when combined with our lack of information about users and possibly the motivation to serve them.
 * I am not so sure that our current competition, print or online, does a good job on snowclones. A one-line run-in entry does not do justice to something like the present case. That users need for us to "do justice" to them is probably unlikely. We might benefit from experimenting with alternative presentation formats to gain insight into how to provide users some help with constructions. Perhaps we can figure out some tweaks of our layout or use JS to make a more effective presentation to various types of anons. DCDuring TALK 22:47, 1 September 2010 (UTC)

g something precisely and thoroughly at a "deep" level. Sometimes it helps us learn and thereby do a better job for users. Often users are not helped directly.

Is this OK? Am I correct in assuming the offending cites just need to be removed? -- Prince Kassad 14:25, 5 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:bums in seats


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Talk:implex

implex
It does seem to mean something. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:49, 25 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Cleaned up. I am not familiar with the noun sense (I'm only an amateur genealogist). SemperBlotto 12:07, 25 February 2010 (UTC)

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percussurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to pierce

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mecanic

Etymology
and.

Adjective

 * 1) mechanical

Noun

 * 1) mechanic

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perdurans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) hardening
 * 2) enduring

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perdurer

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to continue to exist, to last, to endure

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mì-chuibheasach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) indecent

title: mì-chuibheasach


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mì-chuibheasachd

Noun

 * 1) indecency

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text:
bylur hæst í tómri tunnu

Etymology
From the third-person present indictive and  and  and the feminine singular dative  and the singular dative ; literally meaning "it reverberates the most in an empty barrel".

Proverb

 * 1)  empty barrels make the most noise; the ignorant make the most noise

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interstela

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) interstellar (both senses)

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antanagoge

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  Answering the charge of an adversary by a countercharge.
 * 2)  Offsetting a proposition with an opposing proposition in one's own speech or writing.

Translations

 * Portuguese: antanagoge

Noun

 * 1)   answering the charge of an adversary by a countercharge

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User:マツモムシ

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mì-fhonnmhor

Adjective

 * 1) dissonant

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fonnmhor

Etymology
From. . Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) tuneful, melodious, musical
 * 2) willing, inclined
 * 3) desirous
 * 4) forward
 * 5) merry, gleesome, cheerful
 * 6) meek, dispassionate

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matematike

Adverb

 * 1) mathematically

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mì-fhonn

Noun

 * 1) indifference

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perimo

Etymology
From, "to obtain, buy".

Verb

 * 1) to annihilate, extinguish, destroy
 * 2) to hinder, prevent
 * 3) to kill, slay
 * 1) to hinder, prevent
 * 2) to kill, slay
 * 1) to kill, slay
 * 1) to kill, slay

Descendants

 * (borrowing)
 * (borrowing)
 * (borrowing)
 * (borrowing)

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mì-thaing

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ingratitude, thanklessness, ungratefulness

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perimat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) antiquated

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perime

Noun

 * 1) vegetables

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mì-thaingeil

Adjective

 * 1) ungrateful

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peremptor

Noun

 * 1) destroyer (person), slayer, murderer

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orðatiltæki

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) expression, idiom
 * 2) phraseology

Synonyms

 * , fast

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text:
perendie

Etymology
From, from , + Latin.

Adverb

 * 1) on the day after tomorrow

title: perendie


text:
аквамарин

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) aquamarine

Noun

 * 1) aquamarine

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) aquamarine

title: аквамарин


text:
perfecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to complete, perfect, cause etc.

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perferens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) conveying etc.

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User:OrenBochman/a-hungarian-verb-list

=Hungarian Verbs Project=

Classification
based on "Hungarian Essential Grammar Chapter" 4

morphological classification

 * 1) main groups
 * 2) -ik verbs utazik which have -om/-em/-öm instead of -ok/-ek/-ök
 * 3) fleeting vowel stems mosolyog, érez, üdvözölin which the final o/e/ö elides leaving a cluster with one of [j, l, ly, r, n, ny, m, z, or zs]
 * 4) V-stems fő nyű lő sző which require an alternate stem in ending in v with a shortened vowel.
 * 5) -szik stems have alternating stems when -szik follows a consonant.
 * 6) lesz (become), tesz (do,put), vesz (buy,take), hisz (believe,think), visz (carry,take), eszik (eat), iszik (drink).
 * 7) irregulars van (to be), jön (go), and megy (come). which have alternating stems.
 * 8) phonemic variations in the main groups
 * 9) verbs requiring a linking vowel in the infinitive -ít, or two consonants
 * 10) verbs with change in the present second person indicative indefinite from -sz to -ol
 * 11) verb having assimilation in subjunctive
 * 12) verb with assimilation in the present indicative definite conjuration

semantic classification

 * 1) intransitive verbs cannot take an object e.g. ül (sit) To go, to be, to come, to die
 * 2) thematic slots. the number and entities the verb references and their thematic function
 * 3) kíván vmit (wish something)
 * 4) adományoz vmit, vkinek (donate something to someone)
 * 5) átvisz vmit, vhonnan, vhova (transfer something, from somewhere, to elsewhere)

=Verbs List = an examination of the verb list shows:
 * 1) that the use of templates is inconsistent
 * 2) that all but one of needed templates are missing

139

 * past alternates t and ott
 * linking vowel before suffix starting with n

title: User:OrenBochman/a-hungarian-verb-list


text:
sprok

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  a language, a tongue
 * 2)  locution, parlance
 * 1)  locution, parlance

Derived terms

 * ! (synonymous !, !; do tell! out with it!)

title: sprok


text: interspacoj

title: interspacoj


text:
oft má satt kyrrt liggja

Proverb

 * 1)  the truth is sometimes better left unsaid (confer the English  and the French )

Related terms

 * láta eitthvað kyrrt liggja

title: oft má satt kyrrt liggja


text: interspacon

title: interspacon


text: interspacojn

title: interspacojn


text:
antirrhesis

Etymology
Related to

Noun

 * 1)  A discrediting or rejection of an authority.

title: antirrhesis


text: Template:mul-Deva/documentation

title: Template:mul-Deva/documentation


text:
a dos velas

Etymology
Literally, "at two candles"

Adverb

 * 1)  broke, penniless
 * 2)  on one's tod; on one's own
 * 1)  on one's tod; on one's own

title: a dos velas


text:
spaceto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  space, gap between words or characters

title: spaceto


text: spacetoj

title: spacetoj


text: spaceton

title: spaceton


text: spacetojn

title: spacetojn


text: continuïteiten

title: continuïteiten


text:
apodixis

Noun

 * 1)  Supporting a proposition by reference to common knowledge.

Translations

 * Portuguese: apodixe

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  proof, demonstration

title: apodixis


text:
continuïteitsvergelijking

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  continuity equation

title: continuïteitsvergelijking


text: continuïteitsvergelijkingen

title: continuïteitsvergelijkingen


text: permeabiliteiten

title: permeabiliteiten


text:
volumelading

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  volume charge
 * 2)  bulky, light cargo; cargo which is paid by volume, not by weight

title: volumelading


text:
volumeladingsdichtheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  volume charge density

title: volumeladingsdichtheid


text:
oppervlakteladingsdichtheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  surface charge density

title: oppervlakteladingsdichtheid


text:
oppervlaktelading

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  surface charge

title: oppervlaktelading


text:
lijnlading

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  line charge

title: lijnlading


text:
lijnladingsdichtheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  line charge density

title: lijnladingsdichtheid


text: lijnladingsdichtheden

title: lijnladingsdichtheden


text: lijnladingen

title: lijnladingen


text: lijnladinkje

title: lijnladinkje


text: lijnladinkjes

title: lijnladinkjes


text: oppervlakteladingen

title: oppervlakteladingen


text: oppervlakteladinkje

title: oppervlakteladinkje


text: oppervlakteladinkjes

title: oppervlakteladinkjes


text: oppervlakteladingsdichtheden

title: oppervlakteladingsdichtheden


text: volumeladingsdichtheden

title: volumeladingsdichtheden


text: volumeladingen

title: volumeladingen


text: volumeladinkje

title: volumeladinkje


text: volumeladinkjes

title: volumeladinkjes


text:
caeir

Etymology
From, from older , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) to fall

title: caeir


text: darere

title: darere


text: malede

title: malede


text: barnvisan

title: barnvisan


text: barnvisans

title: barnvisans


text: barnvisas

title: barnvisas


text: barnvisor

title: barnvisor


text: barnvisorna

title: barnvisorna


text: barnvisornas

title: barnvisornas


text: barnvisors

title: barnvisors


text: barrikaden

title: barrikaden


text: barrikadens

title: barrikadens


text: barrikader

title: barrikader


text: barrikaderna

title: barrikaderna


text: barrikadernas

title: barrikadernas


text: barrikaders

title: barrikaders


text: barrikads

title: barrikads


text: basistens

title: basistens


text: basisterna

title: basisterna


text: basisternas

title: basisternas


text: basisters

title: basisters


text: basists

title: basists


text: batchar

title: batchar


text: batcharna

title: batcharna


text: batcharnas

title: batcharnas


text: batchars

title: batchars


text: batchen

title: batchen


text: batchens

title: batchens


text:
batcher

Noun

 * 1) A machine for preparing batches, especially of concrete, of a fixed size or volume.

title: batcher


text: batcherna

title: batcherna


text: batchernas

title: batchernas


text: batchers

title: batchers


text: batchs

title: batchs


text: beaktandeleden

title: beaktandeleden


text: beaktandeledens

title: beaktandeledens


text: beaktandeledet

title: beaktandeledet


text: beaktandeledets

title: beaktandeledets


text: beaktandeleds

title: beaktandeleds


text: bedrivet

title: bedrivet


text: bedrivna

title: bedrivna


text: bedrivne

title: bedrivne


text: bedömda

title: bedömda


text: befogenheten

title: befogenheten


text: befogenhetens

title: befogenhetens


text: befogenheterna

title: befogenheterna


text: befogenheternas

title: befogenheternas


text: befogenheters

title: befogenheters


text: befogenhets

title: befogenhets


text: befolkningssiffran

title: befolkningssiffran


text: befolkningssiffrans

title: befolkningssiffrans


text: befolkningssiffras

title: befolkningssiffras


text: befolkningssiffror

title: befolkningssiffror


text: befolkningssiffrorna

title: befolkningssiffrorna


text: befolkningssiffrornas

title: befolkningssiffrornas


text: befolkningssiffrors

title: befolkningssiffrors


text: befunna

title: befunna


text: befunne

title: befunne


text: befunnet

title: befunnet


text: befästande

title: befästande


text: befästas

title: befästas


text: begonians

title: begonians


text: begonior

title: begonior


text: begoniorna

title: begoniorna


text: begoniornas

title: begoniornas


text: begoniors

title: begoniors


text: begravda

title: begravda


text: begravet

title: begravet


text: begravna

title: begravna


text: begravne

title: begravne


text: begreppsklassen

title: begreppsklassen


text: begreppsklassens

title: begreppsklassens


text: begreppsklasser

title: begreppsklasser


text: begreppsklasserna

title: begreppsklasserna


text: begreppsklassernas

title: begreppsklassernas


text: begreppsklassers

title: begreppsklassers


text: begreppsnormeringen

title: begreppsnormeringen


text: begreppsnormeringens

title: begreppsnormeringens


text: begreppsnormerings

title: begreppsnormerings


text: begreppsordboken

title: begreppsordboken


text: begreppsordbokens

title: begreppsordbokens


text: begreppsordboks

title: begreppsordboks


text: begreppsordböcker

title: begreppsordböcker


text: begreppsordböckerna

title: begreppsordböckerna


text: begreppsordböckernas

title: begreppsordböckernas


text: begreppsordböckers

title: begreppsordböckers


text: begripet

title: begripet


text: begripna

title: begripna


text: begripne

title: begripne


text: begynda

title: begynda


text: begynnelsebokstaven

title: begynnelsebokstaven


text: begynnelsebokstavens

title: begynnelsebokstavens


text: begynnelsebokstavs

title: begynnelsebokstavs


text: begynnelsebokstäver

title: begynnelsebokstäver


text: begynnelsebokstäverna

title: begynnelsebokstäverna


text: begynnelsebokstävernas

title: begynnelsebokstävernas


text: begynnelsebokstävers

title: begynnelsebokstävers


text: begärda

title: begärda


text: behärskad

title: behärskad


text: behärskades

title: behärskades


text: behärskande

title: behärskande


text: behärskas

title: behärskas


text: behärskat

title: behärskat


text: behärskats

title: behärskats


text: behållet

title: behållet


text: behållna

title: behållna


text: behållne

title: behållne


text: behövda

title: behövda


text: beklagad

title: beklagad


text: beklagade

title: beklagade


text: beklagande

title: beklagande


text: beklagar

title: beklagar


text: beklagat

title: beklagat


text: bekomna

title: bekomna


text: bekomne

title: bekomne


text: bekända

title: bekända


text: belade

title: belade


text: belades

title: belades


text: belagd

title: belagd


text: belagt

title: belagt


text: belagts

title: belagts


text: belys

title: belys


text: belysande

title: belysande


text: belysas

title: belysas


text: belyses

title: belyses


text:
belyst

Adjective

 * 1) lit up

title: belyst


text: belyste

title: belyste


text: belystes

title: belystes


text: belysts

title: belysts


text: bordeauxen

title: bordeauxen


text: beläggande

title: beläggande


text: beläggas

title: beläggas


text: bordeaux'en

title: bordeaux'en


text: beläggen

title: beläggen


text: beläggens

title: beläggens


text: belägger

title: belägger


text: belägges

title: belägges


text: belägget

title: belägget


text: beläggets

title: beläggets


text: beläggexempels

title: beläggexempels


text: beläggexemplen

title: beläggexemplen


text: beläggexemplens

title: beläggexemplens


text: beläggexemplet

title: beläggexemplet


text: beläggexemplets

title: beläggexemplets


text: bordeauxer

title: bordeauxer


text: beläggs

title: beläggs


text: bemöt

title: bemöt


text:
bemötande

Noun

 * 1) reception, treatment
 * 2) response

title: bemötande


text: bordeaux'er

title: bordeaux'er


text: bemötas

title: bemötas


text: bemöter

title: bemöter


text: bemötes

title: bemötes


text: bemöts

title: bemöts


text: bemött

title: bemött


text: bemötte

title: bemötte


text: bemöttes

title: bemöttes


text: bemötts

title: bemötts


text: benämnda

title: benämnda


text: bordeaux'erne

title: bordeaux'erne


text: benämningarnas

title: benämningarnas


text: benämningars

title: benämningars


text: benämningens

title: benämningens


text: bordeauxerne

title: bordeauxerne


text: benämnings

title: benämnings


text: bergskedjan

title: bergskedjan


text: bergskedjans

title: bergskedjans


text: bergskedjas

title: bergskedjas


text: bergskedjor

title: bergskedjor


text: bergskedjorna

title: bergskedjorna


text: bordeaux'

title: bordeaux'


text: bergskedjornas

title: bergskedjornas


text: bergskedjors

title: bergskedjors


text: bergssidan

title: bergssidan


text: bergssidans

title: bergssidans


text: bergssidas

title: bergssidas


text: bergssidor

title: bergssidor


text: bergssidorna

title: bergssidorna


text: bergssidornas

title: bergssidornas


text: bordeauxens

title: bordeauxens


text: bergssidors

title: bergssidors


text: berörande

title: berörande


text: bordeaux'ens

title: bordeaux'ens


text: beröras

title: beröras


text: berörd

title: berörd


text: berörde

title: berörde


text: berördes

title: berördes


text: beröres

title: beröres


text: berörs

title: berörs


text: berört

title: berört


text: berörts

title: berörts


text: bordeauxers

title: bordeauxers


text: bordeaux'ers

title: bordeaux'ers


text: bordeauxernes

title: bordeauxernes


text: bordeaux'ernes

title: bordeaux'ernes


text: moyeux

title: moyeux


text:
Talk:бокс

Etymology
Pretty sure that all four senses are from 🇨🇬. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:52, 10 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:бокс


text:
poppysma

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) tut tut (clicking with the tongue or lips in approbation)

title: poppysma


text: poppysmata

title: poppysmata


text: poppysmatis

title: poppysmatis


text: poppysmatum

title: poppysmatum


text: poppysmati

title: poppysmati


text: poppysmatibus

title: poppysmatibus


text: poppysmate

title: poppysmate


text:
perflatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) blown through, across or over

title: perflatus


text: perflata

title: perflata


text: perflatum

title: perflatum


text:
perflati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to acquire by means of ; to

title: perflati


text: perflatae

title: perflatae


text: perflatorum

title: perflatorum


text: perflatarum

title: perflatarum


text: perflatam

title: perflatam


text: perflatos

title: perflatos


text: perflatas

title: perflatas


text:
perfungor

Etymology
From la.

Verb

 * 1) to fulfil, perform, discharge
 * 2) to undergo, endure

title: perfungor


text:
Bakhtinian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to Russian philosopher and literary theorist Mikhail Bakhtin.

title: Bakhtinian


text: perfungeris

title: perfungeris


text: perfungitur

title: perfungitur


text: perfungimur

title: perfungimur


text: perfungimini

title: perfungimini


text: perfunguntur

title: perfunguntur


text: perfungar

title: perfungar


text: perfungetur

title: perfungetur


text: perfungemur

title: perfungemur


text: perfungemini

title: perfungemini


text: perfungentur

title: perfungentur


text: perfungebar

title: perfungebar


text: perfungebaris

title: perfungebaris


text: perfungebatur

title: perfungebatur


text: perfungebamur

title: perfungebamur


text: perfungebamini

title: perfungebamini


text: perfungebantur

title: perfungebantur


text: perfungaris

title: perfungaris


text: perfungatur

title: perfungatur


text: perfungamur

title: perfungamur


text: perfungamini

title: perfungamini


text: perfungantur

title: perfungantur


text: perfungerer

title: perfungerer


text: perfungereris

title: perfungereris


text: perfungeretur

title: perfungeretur


text: perfungeremur

title: perfungeremur


text: perfungeremini

title: perfungeremini


text: perfungerentur

title: perfungerentur


text: perfungere

title: perfungere


text: perfungitor

title: perfungitor


text: perfunguntor

title: perfunguntor


text: perfungi

title: perfungi


text:
zkrácenina

Noun

 * 1) clipping (short form)
 * 2)  abbreviation

title: zkrácenina


text:
peribolus

Noun

 * 1) circuit
 * 2) enclosure
 * 3) precinct
 * 4) outer wall

title: peribolus


text: periboli

title: periboli


text: peribolorum

title: peribolorum


text: peribolo

title: peribolo


text: peribolis

title: peribolis


text: peribolum

title: peribolum


text:
peribolos

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  An enclosed court, especially one surrounding a temple.

title: peribolos


text: peribole

title: peribole


text:
bedemand

Etymology
From. Originally a man who arranged baptisms, weddings and funerals, and personally extended the invitations.

Noun

 * 1) funeral director, mortician, undertaker

title: bedemand


text: bedemanden

title: bedemanden


text: bedemænd

title: bedemænd


text: bedemændene

title: bedemændene


text: bedemands

title: bedemands


text: bedemandens

title: bedemandens


text: bedemænds

title: bedemænds


text: bedemændenes

title: bedemændenes


text: えんぎ

title: えんぎ


text:
dialektologie

Noun

 * 1) dialectology

Related terms

 * See

title: dialektologie


text:
dialektolog

Noun

 * 1) dialectologist

Related terms

 * See

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  dialectologist, dialectician

title: dialektolog


text:
dialektologický

Adjective

 * 1) dialectological

Related terms

 * See

title: dialektologický


text:
retainment

Noun

 * 1) retention

title: retainment


text: epizoötic

title: epizoötic


text: klüger

title: klüger


text: klügsten

title: klügsten


text:
fürchterlich

Adjective

 * 1) frightening

Adverb

 * 1) terribly, awfully

title: fürchterlich


text: periet

title: periet


text: wetteten

title: wetteten


text: gewettet

title: gewettet


text: wettet

title: wettet


text: wettete

title: wettete


text: wettetet

title: wettetet


text: wettetest

title: wettetest


text: ergänztet

title: ergänztet


text: ergänze

title: ergänze


text:
ergänzend

Adjective

 * 1) additional, supplementary, complementary

Adverb

 * 1) additionally, complementarily, supplementarily

title: ergänzend


text: ergänzest

title: ergänzest


text: ergänzt

title: ergänzt


text: ergänzten

title: ergänzten


text: ergänztest

title: ergänztest


text: ergänzte

title: ergänzte


text: ergänzet

title: ergänzet


text: regend

title: regend


text: regten

title: regten


text:
ard-chaslys

Noun

 * 1) archetype

title: ard-chaslys


text: regte

title: regte


text: regtest

title: regtest


text: regst

title: regst


text: geregt

title: geregt


text:
regest

Etymology 1
From, plural: compare 🇨🇬, plural. See.

Noun

 * 1)  A register.

Verb

 * 1)  To throw back.

title: regest


text: regt

title: regt


text:
User talk:EastTN

πρεσβύτερος
Hi there. Your latest additions seem to be nouns - but this word is an adjective. SemperBlotto 16:06, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * You're right, but the word is used in both an adjectival sense and as a substantive. This is parallel to how we do things in English: I can say "my elder brother" but I can also say "they asked the village elder".  The substantive usage shows up fairly often in the New Testament. The lexicons I've seen list both senses. EastTN 18:06, 10 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:EastTN


text: regtet

title: regtet


text:
aufregen

Verb

 * 1)  to excite
 * 2)  to annoy, to upset

title: aufregen


text: regest auf

title: regest auf


text: aufregtest

title: aufregtest


text: aufregst

title: aufregst


text: regtet auf

title: regtet auf


text: regten auf

title: regten auf


text: aufrege

title: aufrege


text: regen auf

title: regen auf


text: regst auf

title: regst auf


text: aufreget

title: aufreget


text: reget auf

title: reget auf


text: aufregte

title: aufregte


text: aufregten

title: aufregten


text: rege auf

title: rege auf


text: regtest auf

title: regtest auf


text: regte auf

title: regte auf


text: aufregtet

title: aufregtet


text: aufregest

title: aufregest


text: aufregt

title: aufregt


text:
aufgeregt

Adjective

 * 1) excited
 * 2) angry
 * 1) angry

title: aufgeregt


text: regt auf

title: regt auf


text:
User talk:Imagic.designer

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teh
Hi. Regarding : Unfortunately, there's an "Internet slang" category and an "Internet" one and a "slang" one, and (AFAIR as of the last discussion) no one is quite sure what to do about them: should Internet slang be in "Internet" and "slang", or in "Internet slang", or both? But surely a single sense line shouldn't have all the tags on it: that's ugly and redundant, taking up valuable room on the line. Note that categories can be added by hand, not only by means of , so that's a way to fix [[teh]] if you think it needs fixing: rather than adding the redundant tags to the sense line, add the redundant categories to the entry. ( in line with this suggestion already and will do teh also.) —msh210℠ (talk) 17:15, 10 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Imagic.designer


text: periurat

title: periurat


text: periuramus

title: periuramus


text: periuratis

title: periuratis


text: periurant

title: periurant


text: periurabo

title: periurabo


text: periurabis

title: periurabis


text: periurabit

title: periurabit


text: periurabimus

title: periurabimus


text: periurabitis

title: periurabitis


text: periurabunt

title: periurabunt


text: periurabam

title: periurabam


text: periurabas

title: periurabas


text: periurabat

title: periurabat


text: periurabamus

title: periurabamus


text: periurabatis

title: periurabatis


text: periurabant

title: periurabant


text: periuravi

title: periuravi


text: periuravisti

title: periuravisti


text: periuravit

title: periuravit


text: periuravimus

title: periuravimus


text: periuravistis

title: periuravistis


text: periuraverunt

title: periuraverunt


text: periuravero

title: periuravero


text: periuraveris

title: periuraveris


text: periuraverit

title: periuraverit


text: periuraverimus

title: periuraverimus


text: periuraveritis

title: periuraveritis


text: periuraverint

title: periuraverint


text: periuraveram

title: periuraveram


text: periuraveras

title: periuraveras


text: periuraverat

title: periuraverat


text: periuraveramus

title: periuraveramus


text: periuraveratis

title: periuraveratis


text: periuraverant

title: periuraverant


text: periuror

title: periuror


text: periuraris

title: periuraris


text: periuramur

title: periuramur


text: periuramini

title: periuramini


text: periuratur

title: periuratur


text: periurantur

title: periurantur


text: periurabor

title: periurabor


text: periuraberis

title: periuraberis


text: periurabimur

title: periurabimur


text: periurabimini

title: periurabimini


text: periurabitur

title: periurabitur


text: periurabuntur

title: periurabuntur


text: periurabar

title: periurabar


text: periurabaris

title: periurabaris


text: periurabamur

title: periurabamur


text: periurabamini

title: periurabamini


text:
ard-cherraghey

Noun

 * 1) capital punishment

title: ard-cherraghey


text: periurabatur

title: periurabatur


text: periurabantur

title: periurabantur


text: periurem

title: periurem


text: periures

title: periures


text: periuret

title: periuret


text: periuremus

title: periuremus


text: periuretis

title: periuretis


text: periurent

title: periurent


text: periurarem

title: periurarem


text: periurares

title: periurares


text: periuraret

title: periuraret


text: periuraremus

title: periuraremus


text: periuraretis

title: periuraretis


text: periurarent

title: periurarent


text: periuraverim

title: periuraverim


text: periuravissem

title: periuravissem


text: periuravisses

title: periuravisses


text: periuravisset

title: periuravisset


text: periuravissemus

title: periuravissemus


text: periuravissetis

title: periuravissetis


text: periuravissent

title: periuravissent


text: periurer

title: periurer


text: periureris

title: periureris


text: periuremur

title: periuremur


text: periuremini

title: periuremini


text: periuretur

title: periuretur


text: periurentur

title: periurentur


text: periurarer

title: periurarer


text: periurareris

title: periurareris


text: periuraremur

title: periuraremur


text: periuraremini

title: periuraremini


text: periuraretur

title: periuraretur


text: periurarentur

title: periurarentur


text: periurato

title: periurato


text: periurate

title: periurate


text: periuratote

title: periuratote


text: periuranto

title: periuranto


text: periurare

title: periurare


text: periurator

title: periurator


text: periurantor

title: periurantor


text: periuravisse

title: periuravisse


text: periurari

title: periurari


text:
periurium

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) A false oath; perjury

title: periurium


text: periuria

title: periuria


text: periurii

title: periurii


text: periuriorum

title: periuriorum


text: periurio

title: periurio


text: periuriis

title: periuriis


text:
perizomata

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a woman who wears a thong (or G-string)

title: perizomata


text: perizomatis

title: perizomatis


text:
ard-chioneys

Noun

 * 1) dominion, superiority

title: ard-chioneys


text: perizomatum

title: perizomatum


text: perizomati

title: perizomati


text:
ard-chionys

Noun

 * 1) primacy
 * 2) raj

title: ard-chionys


text: perizomatibus

title: perizomatibus


text: perizomate

title: perizomate


text:
ard-chionyssagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) predominant

title: ard-chionyssagh


text: ard-cheimnaghey

title: ard-cheimnaghey


text:
かみがた

Noun

 * 1)  hair style
 * 2)  Kyoto and Osaka area in the Edo era
 * 3)  stencil

title: かみがた


text:
ard-chuishlin

Noun

 * 1)  lode, ore body

title: ard-chuishlin


text: kamigata

title: kamigata


text:
User talk:94.15.15.197

奈落
A entry like this shouldn't be overly wrong - in fact it seems to mean naraka/Naraka just we don't have an entry for it yet. The full definition should be there with this just pointing to it. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:31, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Same for 霊気, don't use Mandarin templates in a Japanese section, and as long as the Japanese means the same as the English, it should link to just the English with nothing more than a short gloss in brackets. See also Reiki. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:55, 24 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:94.15.15.197


text:
ard-eailley

Noun

 * 1) celebration, festival

title: ard-eailley


text: Hoheiten

title: Hoheiten


text:
ard-gharaghtee

Noun

 * 1) loud laughter, guffaw

title: ard-gharaghtee


text:
perlaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to convey, announce etc.

title: perlaturus


text: perlatura

title: perlatura


text: perlaturum

title: perlaturum


text: perlaturi

title: perlaturi


text: perlaturae

title: perlaturae


text: perlaturorum

title: perlaturorum


text: perlaturarum

title: perlaturarum


text: perlaturo

title: perlaturo


text: perlaturis

title: perlaturis


text: perlaturam

title: perlaturam


text: perlaturos

title: perlaturos


text: perlaturas

title: perlaturas


text: perlature

title: perlature


text:
perlino

Verb

 * 1) to smear all over

title: perlino


text:
ard-voyllee

Adjective

 * 1) eulogistic

title: ard-voyllee


text:
ard-voylleyder

Noun

 * 1) eulogist

title: ard-voylleyder


text: perlinio

title: perlinio


text: perlinis

title: perlinis


text: perlinit

title: perlinit


text: perlinimus

title: perlinimus


text: perlinitis

title: perlinitis


text: perliniunt

title: perliniunt


text: perliniam

title: perliniam


text: perlinies

title: perlinies


text: perliniet

title: perliniet


text: perliniemus

title: perliniemus


text: perlinietis

title: perlinietis


text: perlinient

title: perlinient


text: perliniebam

title: perliniebam


text: perliniebas

title: perliniebas


text: perliniebat

title: perliniebat


text: perliniebamus

title: perliniebamus


text: perliniebatis

title: perliniebatis


text: perliniebant

title: perliniebant


text:
ard-voyllit

Adjective

 * 1) exalted

title: ard-voyllit


text: perlinior

title: perlinior


text: perliniris

title: perliniris


text: perlinitur

title: perlinitur


text: perlinimur

title: perlinimur


text: perlinimini

title: perlinimini


text: perliniuntur

title: perliniuntur


text: perliniar

title: perliniar


text: perlinieris

title: perlinieris


text: perlinietur

title: perlinietur


text: perliniemur

title: perliniemur


text: perliniemini

title: perliniemini


text: perlinientur

title: perlinientur


text: perliniebar

title: perliniebar


text: perliniebaris

title: perliniebaris


text: perliniebatur

title: perliniebatur


text: perliniebamur

title: perliniebamur


text: perliniebamini

title: perliniebamini


text: perliniebantur

title: perliniebantur


text: perlinias

title: perlinias


text: perliniat

title: perliniat


text: perliniamus

title: perliniamus


text: perliniatis

title: perliniatis


text: perliniant

title: perliniant


text: perlinirem

title: perlinirem


text: perlinires

title: perlinires


text: perliniret

title: perliniret


text: perliniremus

title: perliniremus


text: perliniretis

title: perliniretis


text: perlinirent

title: perlinirent


text: perliniaris

title: perliniaris


text: perliniatur

title: perliniatur


text: perliniamur

title: perliniamur


text: perliniamini

title: perliniamini


text: perliniantur

title: perliniantur


text: perlinirer

title: perlinirer


text: perlinireris

title: perlinireris


text: perliniretur

title: perliniretur


text: perliniremur

title: perliniremur


text: perliniremini

title: perliniremini


text: perlinirentur

title: perlinirentur


text: perlini

title: perlini


text: perlinito

title: perlinito


text: perlinite

title: perlinite


text: perlinitote

title: perlinitote


text: perliniunto

title: perliniunto


text: perlinire

title: perlinire


text: perlinitor

title: perlinitor


text: perliniuntor

title: perliniuntor


text: perliniri

title: perliniri


text: perlinunt

title: perlinunt


text: perlinam

title: perlinam


text: perlines

title: perlines


text: perlinet

title: perlinet


text: perlinemus

title: perlinemus


text: perlinetis

title: perlinetis


text: perlinent

title: perlinent


text: perlinebam

title: perlinebam


text: perlinebas

title: perlinebas


text: perlinebat

title: perlinebat


text: perlinebamus

title: perlinebamus


text: perlinebatis

title: perlinebatis


text: perlinebant

title: perlinebant


text:
perliniens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: perliniens


text: perlinor

title: perlinor


text: perlineris

title: perlineris


text:
ard-vollee

Adjective

 * 1) adulatory

title: ard-vollee


text: perlinuntur

title: perlinuntur


text: perlinar

title: perlinar


text: perlinetur

title: perlinetur


text: perlinemur

title: perlinemur


text: perlinemini

title: perlinemini


text: perlinentur

title: perlinentur


text: perlinebar

title: perlinebar


text: perlinebaris

title: perlinebaris


text: perlinebatur

title: perlinebatur


text: perlinebamur

title: perlinebamur


text: perlinebamini

title: perlinebamini


text: perlinebantur

title: perlinebantur


text: perlinas

title: perlinas


text: perlinat

title: perlinat


text: perlinamus

title: perlinamus


text: perlinatis

title: perlinatis


text: perlinant

title: perlinant


text: perlinerem

title: perlinerem


text: perlineres

title: perlineres


text: perlineret

title: perlineret


text:
perlinens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) smearing all over

title: perlinens


text: perlineremus

title: perlineremus


text:
ard-volleyder

Noun

 * 1) adulator, panegyrist

title: ard-volleyder


text: perlineretis

title: perlineretis


text: perlinerent

title: perlinerent


text: perlinientes

title: perlinientes


text: kysts

title: kysts


text: perlinientia

title: perlinientia


text: perlinientis

title: perlinientis


text: kystens

title: kystens


text: kysters

title: kysters


text: kysternes

title: kysternes


text: perlinientium

title: perlinientium


text: perlinienti

title: perlinienti


text: perlinaris

title: perlinaris


text: perliniente

title: perliniente


text: perlinatur

title: perlinatur


text: perlinientibus

title: perlinientibus


text: perlinamur

title: perlinamur


text: perlinientem

title: perlinientem


text: perlinamini

title: perlinamini


text: perlinentes

title: perlinentes


text: perlinentia

title: perlinentia


text: perlinentis

title: perlinentis


text: perlinentium

title: perlinentium


text: perlinantur

title: perlinantur


text: perlinerer

title: perlinerer


text: perlinereris

title: perlinereris


text: perlinenti

title: perlinenti


text: perlineretur

title: perlineretur


text: perlinente

title: perlinente


text: perlinentibus

title: perlinentibus


text: perlineremur

title: perlineremur


text: perlinentem

title: perlinentem


text: perlineremini

title: perlineremini


text: perlinerentur

title: perlinerentur


text: perlinunto

title: perlinunto


text: perlinere

title: perlinere


text: perlinuntor

title: perlinuntor


text:
ard-vollaghter

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) blasphemer

title: ard-vollaghter


text:
permagnificus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Very sumptuous or magnificent

title: permagnificus


text:
ard-vollaghtagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) blasphemous, execrable

title: ard-vollaghtagh


text: permagnifica

title: permagnifica


text: permagnificum

title: permagnificum


text: permagnifici

title: permagnifici


text: permagnificae

title: permagnificae


text: permagnificorum

title: permagnificorum


text: permagnificarum

title: permagnificarum


text: permagnifico

title: permagnifico


text: permagnificis

title: permagnificis


text: permagnificam

title: permagnificam


text: permagnificos

title: permagnificos


text: permagnificas

title: permagnificas


text: permagnifice

title: permagnifice


text:
ard-vunlaa

Noun

 * 1) high noon

title: ard-vunlaa


text:
munlaa

Noun

 * 1) noon, noonday

title: munlaa


text:
permodicus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very moderate, temperate or restrained

title: permodicus


text: Template:User km-0

title: Template:User km-0


text:
co-streeuder

Noun

 * 1) contestant, fighter

title: co-streeuder


text: permodica

title: permodica


text: permodicum

title: permodicum


text: permodici

title: permodici


text: permodicae

title: permodicae


text: permodicorum

title: permodicorum


text: permodicarum

title: permodicarum


text: permodico

title: permodico


text: permodicis

title: permodicis


text: permodicam

title: permodicam


text: permodicos

title: permodicos


text: permodicas

title: permodicas


text: permodice

title: permodice


text:
co-strooanagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) confluent

title: co-strooanagh


text:
co-ushtee

Verb

 * 1) to hydrate

title: co-ushtee


text: perorat

title: perorat


text: peroramus

title: peroramus


text: peroratis

title: peroratis


text: perorant

title: perorant


text: perorabo

title: perorabo


text: perorabis

title: perorabis


text: perorabit

title: perorabit


text: perorabimus

title: perorabimus


text: perorabitis

title: perorabitis


text: perorabunt

title: perorabunt


text: perorabam

title: perorabam


text: perorabat

title: perorabat


text: perorabamus

title: perorabamus


text: perorabatis

title: perorabatis


text: perorabant

title: perorabant


text: peroravisti

title: peroravisti


text: peroravit

title: peroravit


text: peroravimus

title: peroravimus


text: peroravistis

title: peroravistis


text: peroraverunt

title: peroraverunt


text: peroravero

title: peroravero


text: peroraveris

title: peroraveris


text: peroraverit

title: peroraverit


text: peroraverimus

title: peroraverimus


text: peroraveritis

title: peroraveritis


text: peroraverint

title: peroraverint


text: peroraveram

title: peroraveram


text: peroraveras

title: peroraveras


text: peroraverat

title: peroraverat


text: peroraveramus

title: peroraveramus


text: peroraveratis

title: peroraveratis


text: peroraverant

title: peroraverant


text: peroror

title: peroror


text: peroraris

title: peroraris


text: peroramur

title: peroramur


text: peroramini

title: peroramini


text: peroratur

title: peroratur


text: perorantur

title: perorantur


text: perorabor

title: perorabor


text:
co-veayn

Adjective

 * 1) coeternal

title: co-veayn


text: peroraberis

title: peroraberis


text: perorabimur

title: perorabimur


text: perorabimini

title: perorabimini


text: perorabitur

title: perorabitur


text: perorabuntur

title: perorabuntur


text: perorabar

title: perorabar


text: perorabaris

title: perorabaris


text: perorabamur

title: perorabamur


text: perorabamini

title: perorabamini


text: perorabatur

title: perorabatur


text: perorabantur

title: perorabantur


text: perorem

title: perorem


text: peroret

title: peroret


text: peroremus

title: peroremus


text: peroretis

title: peroretis


text: perorent

title: perorent


text: perorarem

title: perorarem


text: peroraret

title: peroraret


text: peroraremus

title: peroraremus


text: peroraretis

title: peroraretis


text: perorarent

title: perorarent


text: peroraverim

title: peroraverim


text: peroravissem

title: peroravissem


text: peroravisses

title: peroravisses


text: peroravisset

title: peroravisset


text: peroravissemus

title: peroravissemus


text: peroravissetis

title: peroravissetis


text: peroravissent

title: peroravissent


text: perorer

title: perorer


text: peroreris

title: peroreris


text: peroremur

title: peroremur


text: peroremini

title: peroremini


text: peroretur

title: peroretur


text: perorentur

title: perorentur


text: perorarer

title: perorarer


text: perorareris

title: perorareris


text: peroraremur

title: peroraremur


text: peroraremini

title: peroraremini


text: peroraretur

title: peroraretur


text: perorarentur

title: perorarentur


text: peroratote

title: peroratote


text: peroranto

title: peroranto


text:
co-vingyssagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  concordant

title: co-vingyssagh


text: perorator

title: perorator


text: perorantor

title: perorantor


text: peroravisse

title: peroravisse


text: perorari

title: perorari


text:
covooinjeragh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) interrelated

title: covooinjeragh


text:
covooinjerys

Noun

 * 1) interrelation

title: covooinjerys


text: perpetrarat

title: perpetrarat


text: perpetrarit

title: perpetrarit


text: perpetrassent

title: perpetrassent


text: nuncer

title: nuncer


text: cadeir

title: cadeir


text:
co-vraaraghys

Noun

 * 1) fraternity

title: co-vraaraghys


text: perpetrasset

title: perpetrasset


text:
co-vraarys

Noun

 * 1) confraternity

title: co-vraarys


text:
entreduner

Verb

 * 1)  to exchange; to give each other

title: entreduner


text:
Daneis

Noun

 * 1) Dane Danish person

title: Daneis


text: φιόγκου

title: φιόγκου


text:
braaragh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) brotherly
 * 2) fraternal
 * 1) fraternal

title: braaragh


text: φιόγκο

title: φιόγκο


text: φιόγκε

title: φιόγκε


text: φιόγκοι

title: φιόγκοι


text: φιόγκων

title: φιόγκων


text: φιόγκους

title: φιόγκους


text:
perquirens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) inquiring
 * 2) examining

title: perquirens


text:
co-ynseyder

Noun

 * 1) fellow teacher

title: co-ynseyder


text: perquirentes

title: perquirentes


text: perquirentia

title: perquirentia


text: perquirentis

title: perquirentis


text: perquirentium

title: perquirentium


text: perquirenti

title: perquirenti


text: perquirente

title: perquirente


text: perquirentibus

title: perquirentibus


text: perquirentem

title: perquirentem


text:
vudar

Etymology
From, from , from.

Cognate with:

Noun

 * 1) door

title: vudar


text: vudara

title: vudara


text: esteile

title: esteile


text:
co-vollaghtagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) conspiratorial

title: co-vollaghtagh


text: persuasum

title: persuasum


text: persuasae

title: persuasae


text: persuasorum

title: persuasorum


text:
vassalment

Adverb

 * 1) in the manner of a vassal

title: vassalment


text: persuasarum

title: persuasarum


text: persuasis

title: persuasis


text: persuasam

title: persuasam


text: persuasos

title: persuasos


text: persuasas

title: persuasas


text:
co-screeuagh

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) conscript

title: co-screeuagh


text:
coreiragh

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) proportional, proportionate
 * 2) accordant

title: coreiragh


text:
coreiraght

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  accordance

title: coreiraght


text:
pertingo

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to stretch or reach out; to extend

title: pertingo


text: pertingis

title: pertingis


text: pertingit

title: pertingit


text: pertingimus

title: pertingimus


text: pertingitis

title: pertingitis


text: pertingunt

title: pertingunt


text: pertingam

title: pertingam


text: pertinges

title: pertinges


text: pertinget

title: pertinget


text: pertingemus

title: pertingemus


text: pertingetis

title: pertingetis


text:
pertingent

English
Ultimately from.

Adjective

 * 1)  touching; having direct contact with

title: pertingent


text: pertingebam

title: pertingebam


text: pertingebas

title: pertingebas


text: pertingebat

title: pertingebat


text: pertingebamus

title: pertingebamus


text: pertingebatis

title: pertingebatis


text: pertingebant

title: pertingebant


text: pertingor

title: pertingor


text: pertingeris

title: pertingeris


text: pertingitur

title: pertingitur


text: pertingimur

title: pertingimur


text: pertingimini

title: pertingimini


text: pertinguntur

title: pertinguntur


text: pertingar

title: pertingar


text: pertingetur

title: pertingetur


text: pertingemur

title: pertingemur


text: pertingemini

title: pertingemini


text: pertingentur

title: pertingentur


text: pertingebar

title: pertingebar


text: pertingebaris

title: pertingebaris


text: pertracta

title: pertracta


text: pertractum

title: pertractum


text: pertracti

title: pertracti


text: pertractae

title: pertractae


text: pertractorum

title: pertractorum


text: pertingebatur

title: pertingebatur


text: pertractarum

title: pertractarum


text: pertingebamur

title: pertingebamur


text:
pertracto

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to touch, feel, handle
 * 2) to investigate, study, touch (upon)

title: pertracto


text: pertractis

title: pertractis


text: pertingebamini

title: pertingebamini


text: pertractam

title: pertractam


text: pertingebantur

title: pertingebantur


text: pertingas

title: pertingas


text: pertractos

title: pertractos


text: pertingat

title: pertingat


text: pertractas

title: pertractas


text: pertingamus

title: pertingamus


text: pertracte

title: pertracte


text: pertingatis

title: pertingatis


text:
縞蛇

Noun

 * 1) Japanese striped snake,

title: 縞蛇


text: pertingant

title: pertingant


text: pertingerem

title: pertingerem


text:
οικία

Noun

 * 1) home, residence

title: οικία


text: pertingeres

title: pertingeres


text: pertingeret

title: pertingeret


text: pertingeremus

title: pertingeremus


text: pertingeretis

title: pertingeretis


text: pertingerent

title: pertingerent


text: pertingaris

title: pertingaris


text: pertingatur

title: pertingatur


text: pertingamur

title: pertingamur


text: shimahebi

title: shimahebi


text: pertingamini

title: pertingamini


text: pertingantur

title: pertingantur


text: pertingerer

title: pertingerer


text: pertingereris

title: pertingereris


text: pertingeretur

title: pertingeretur


text: pertingeremur

title: pertingeremur


text: pertingeremini

title: pertingeremini


text: pertingerentur

title: pertingerentur


text: pertinge

title: pertinge


text: pertingito

title: pertingito


text: pertingite

title: pertingite


text: pertingitote

title: pertingitote


text: pertingunto

title: pertingunto


text: pertingere

title: pertingere


text:
konbini

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) A convenience store in Japan.

title: konbini


text: pertingitor

title: pertingitor


text: pertinguntor

title: pertinguntor


text:
ごけ

Noun

 * 1)  widow
 * 2)  container for go-stones

title: ごけ


text:
goke

Etymology
Borrowed from, from. .

Noun

 * 1)  cuckoo

title: goke


text:
Talk:a düp

Why would this be a noun? Malafaya 17:49, 10 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:a düp


text: baiorin

title: baiorin


text:
User talk:Saldongracious

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title: User talk:Saldongracious


text:
baldachýn

Noun

 * 1) canopy high cover providing shelter, such as a cloth supported above an object, particularly over a bed

title: baldachýn


text:
Help talk:Wiki markup examples

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title: Help talk:Wiki markup examples


text:
Help talk:HTML in wikitext

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title: Help talk:HTML in wikitext


text:
ard-smooinaghtagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) inspired

title: ard-smooinaghtagh


text:
لوط

Etymology
From. Related to native Arabic root, related to sticking or adhering. See.

Proper noun

 * 1) Lot, Lut Abrahamic figure

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Lut, Lot

title: لوط


text:
Efraín

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Ephraim

title: Efraín


text:
apodioxis

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  Emphatic rejection or dismissal of an opponent or an opposing proposition.

Translations

 * Portuguese: apodioxe

title: apodioxis


text:
ard-vooaralys

Noun

 * 1) imperiousness

title: ard-vooaralys


text:
ard-vooaralagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) imperious

title: ard-vooaralagh


text:
ахат

Noun

 * 1) agate

title: ахат


text:
mooaral

Adjective

 * 1) majestic

title: mooaral


text:
аис

Noun

 * 1)  A-sharp

title: аис


text:
cochiangleyder

Noun

 * 1) connector

title: cochiangleyder


text:
co-chloieder

Noun

 * 1)  accompanist

title: co-chloieder


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/þakjaną

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cover with a roof

Etymology 2
From. Possible cognate with 🇨🇬,.

Verb

 * 1) to burn

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/þakjaną


text: besatta

title: besatta


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title: besiktad


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title: besiktade


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title: besiktande


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title: besiktar


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title: besiktas


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title: besiktat


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title: besiktigad


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title: besiktigar


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title: besiktigas


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title: besiktigat


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title: besiktigats


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title: besiktningarna


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title: besiktningarnas


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title: besiktningars


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title: besiktningens


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title: besiktnings


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title: besitt


text: besittande

title: besittande


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title: besittas


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title: besitts


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title: beskrivna


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title: beskrivne


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title: beskrivningsspråken


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title: beskrivningsspråkens


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title: beskrivningsspråket


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title: beskrivningsspråkets


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title: beskrivningsspråks


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title: beskådad


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title: beskådade


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title: beskådades


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title: beskådande


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title: beskådar


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title: beskådas


text: beskådat

title: beskådat


text: beskådats

title: beskådats


text: beställda

title: beställda


text:
besutten

Adjective

 * 1) propertied

title: besutten


text: besuttit

title: besuttit


text: besuttits

title: besuttits


text: besvarad

title: besvarad


text: besvarade

title: besvarade


text: besvarades

title: besvarades


text: besvarande

title: besvarande


text: besvarar

title: besvarar


text: besvaras

title: besvaras


text: besvarat

title: besvarat


text: besvarats

title: besvarats


text: besvuret

title: besvuret


text: besvurna

title: besvurna


text: besvurne

title: besvurne


text: besökta

title: besökta


text: betalningarnas

title: betalningarnas


text: betalningars

title: betalningars


text: betalningens

title: betalningens


text: betalnings

title: betalnings


text: betydelselånen

title: betydelselånen


text: betydelselånens

title: betydelselånens


text: betydelselånet

title: betydelselånet


text: betydelselånets

title: betydelselånets


text: betydelselåns

title: betydelselåns


text: betygsatta

title: betygsatta


text: betäckta

title: betäckta


text: beviljad

title: beviljad


text: beviljades

title: beviljades


text: beviljande

title: beviljande


text: beviljas

title: beviljas


text: beviljat

title: beviljat


text: bifallet

title: bifallet


text: bifallna

title: bifallna


text: bifallne

title: bifallne


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/þistilaz

Etymology
Perhaps from pre-Germanic +, with the Germanic suffix. Compare for the formation.

Noun

 * 1) thistle

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/þistilaz


text: bihålan

title: bihålan


text: bihålans

title: bihålans


text: bihålas

title: bihålas


text: bihålor

title: bihålor


text: bihålorna

title: bihålorna


text: bihålornas

title: bihålornas


text: bihålors

title: bihålors


text: bilagda

title: bilagda


text: bilagde

title: bilagde


text: bildliga

title: bildliga


text: bildlige

title: bildlige


text: bildordboken

title: bildordboken


text:
distel

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  A thistle, plant of the tribe.

title: distel


text: bildordbokens

title: bildordbokens


text: bildordboks

title: bildordboks


text: bildordböcker

title: bildordböcker


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title: bildordböckerna


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title: bildordböckernas


text: bildordböckers

title: bildordböckers


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title: bildsidan


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title: bildsidans


text: bildsidas

title: bildsidas


text: bildsidor

title: bildsidor


text: bildsidornas

title: bildsidornas


text: bildsidors

title: bildsidors


text: bildtexten

title: bildtexten


text: bildtextens

title: bildtextens


text: bildtexter

title: bildtexter


text: bildtexterna

title: bildtexterna


text: bildtexternas

title: bildtexternas


text: bildtexters

title: bildtexters


text: bildtexts

title: bildtexts


text: bilfärjan

title: bilfärjan


text: bilfärjans

title: bilfärjans


text: bilfärjas

title: bilfärjas


text: bilfärjor

title: bilfärjor


text: bilfärjorna

title: bilfärjorna


text: bilfärjornas

title: bilfärjornas


text: bilfärjors

title: bilfärjors


text: biträdda

title: biträdda


text: bjudet

title: bjudet


text: bjudna

title: bjudna


text: bjudne

title: bjudne


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/þrukkijaną

Etymology
From ; cognates outside of Germanic include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,. Other theories derive the root from.

Has been suggested as the origin of Vulgar Latin, but this appears unlikely.

Verb

 * 1) to press on
 * 2) to crowd


text: pertranseuntis

title: pertranseuntis


text: pertransiebant

title: pertransiebant


text: pertransivit

title: pertransivit


text:
perurguens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: perurguens


text:
perurgens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) oppressing, distressing

title: perurgens


text: perurguentes

title: perurguentes


text: perurguentia

title: perurguentia


text: perurguentis

title: perurguentis


text: perurguentium

title: perurguentium


text: perurguenti

title: perurguenti


text: perurguente

title: perurguente


text: perurguentibus

title: perurguentibus


text: perurguentem

title: perurguentem


text: perurgentes

title: perurgentes


text: perurgentia

title: perurgentia


text: perurgentis

title: perurgentis


text: perurgentium

title: perurgentium


text: perurgenti

title: perurgenti


text: perurgente

title: perurgente


text: perurgentibus

title: perurgentibus


text: perurgentem

title: perurgentem


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-ndz

Etymology
From.

Suffix

 * 1) -ing one, -er.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-ndz


text: κουταλιού

title: κουταλιού


text: κουταλιών

title: κουταλιών


text: κουτάλια

title: κουτάλια


text:
dern

Etymology 1
From, , from , , from.

Noun

 * 1)  A secret; secrecy.
 * 2)  A secret place; hiding.
 * 3)  An obscure language.
 * 4)  Darkness; obscurity.

Etymology 2
From, , from , , from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Hidden; secret; private.

Etymology 3
From, , from , , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. See also,.

Verb

 * 1)  To hide; secrete, as in a hole.
 * 2)  To hide oneself; skulk.
 * 1)  To hide oneself; skulk.

Etymology 4
.

Noun

 * 1)  A gatepost or doorpost.
 * 2) * 1855, Charles Kingsley, Westward Ho!, Ch. XIV, How Salvation Yeo Slew the King of the Gubbings
 * So I just put my eye between the wall and the dern of the gate, and I saw him come up to the back door

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) turf

title: dern


text: κουτάλας

title: κουτάλας


text: κουτάλες

title: κουτάλες


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/agjō

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) edge, corner

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/agjō


text:
Citations:uninconsequential

sense: inconsequential

 * 1997 May 20, Linda Boone <lboone@undefinederols.com>, "Random searches??", message-ID <33823593.FCB@erols.com>, comp.databases.ms-access, Usenet :
 * Is it possible to set up a query that randomly chooses any 10 of all the businesses in the database?
 * My skill level only allows one solution and that is to set up a query using an uninconsequential field like "date entered".

title: Citations:uninconsequential


text: συγκοπής

title: συγκοπής


text: συγκοπών

title: συγκοπών


text: συγκοπές

title: συγκοπές


text: dearn

title: dearn


text:
tvætte

Etymology
From. Related to.

Verb

 * 1)  to wash

Derived terms

 * ("wash away", "wash down", "wash off")

title: tvætte


text: tvæt

title: tvæt


text: tvætter

title: tvætter


text: tvættede

title: tvættede


text: tvættet

title: tvættet


text:
in dern

Adverb

 * 1)  In secret; in secrecy.
 * 2)  In private.
 * 1)  In private.

title: in dern


text:
Citations:eating for two

 * 2002, Mickee Madden, Midnight Sun, page 143:
 * Glancing over his shoulder, he said, "You're eatin' for two, now." Danelle shook her head hopelessly. It was on the tip of her tongue to scold him for his insistence she was pregnant.
 * 2005, Kevin Scrantz, The Oyster Dancer, page 62:
 * “Guess she eatin' for two,” Lillian said cryptically. Cora watched the two women waddle to the gate where Sister Edith waited, fresh from tending her own troublesome white lady. Cora had never gotten along well with other women.

title: Citations:eating for two


text:
jahka

Etymology
Perhaps derived from (for the suffix, compare  < ). May also be a contraction of.

Conjunction

 * 1) once, when, as soon as; used to refer to an expected event in the future

title: jahka


text:
schändlich

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) shameful
 * 2) disgraceful

title: schändlich


text:
Talk:turn up one's nose

turn up one&
Needs more intelligible citations, grammar info, etymology. One def is "sneer", which creates interesting image and confounds two distinct attitudes. DCDuring TALK * Holiday Greetings! 13:16, 30 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Etymology. Etymonline seems to be a trifle confused about its history: depending whether you look up "turn" or "nose" it is said to be attested from 1779 or 1818. Earlier (1579) is hold up one's nose.
 * I thought it might be related to look down one's nose (conjecturally, to tilt one's head so as to appear to look down on), but this is somewhat later (1921). Perhaps the original imputation was of smelliness, then. Pingku 14:28, 1 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Citations. Added some, including for an added intransitive sense. Pingku 15:38, 2 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Definitions. I'm strongly tempted to change them. I've added an extra one for an intransitive sense - to perform the gesture (suggested by citations). It might still be idiomatic, since there seems no way of telling from the words what the actual gesture is.
 * For the others, I think the emphasis should be on contempt and scorn (or the inclusive disdain) and perhaps disgust. I think the sneer is an optional extra, not a necessary part of the gesture. Pingku 15:38, 2 January 2010 (UTC)

 * The intransitive sense is clearly supported. As you say, the connection of any of the quotes to the sneer facial expression is not apparent. The sneer quotes could as easily support the third sense, though its wording may need more work.
 * I think that to sneer and to turn up one's nose are two ways of expressing contempt. To turn up one's nose is a way of expressing one's one superiority therewith. To sneer conveys anger and menace therewith. The two bodily expressions are not literally the same and senses derived from them don't seem likely to lose their association with the facial expressions. I would not call the two terms very close synonyms. Following Darwin (The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals) and Paul Ekman, I would expect the facial expressions to be cross-cultural and even trans-species. Accordingly, I would think that they should translate distinctly into virtually every language.
 * These terms and other similar ones (curl one's lip, snarl, grin, smile, laugh, leer, agape) should be among the easiest to "translate" because the translator should not need to rely on the words but instead an "ostensive" definition in the form of one or more pictures. DCDuring TALK * Holiday Greetings! 17:54, 2 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Also interesting is, which puts contempt between anger (sneer) and disgust (more like "turn up one's nose"). I find a difference between turning up one's at, say, bad food and turning up one's nose at a person, though turning up one's nose at something associated with a person (esp., some kind of offering) is tantamount to expressing one's superiority to or dislike of the person. DCDuring TALK * Holiday Greetings! 18:17, 2 January 2010 (UTC)

 * I tend to agree. I came up with a similar distinction between person and object (my citations proved that object to be food). For definitions, I was thinking along the lines of (as currently numbered): 2: To regard with contempt or scorn; and 3: To refuse, especially with contempt, scorn or disgust.
 * Interestingly, the citation that best supports the "refuse" notion concerns an animal.
 * On the other hand, I wasn't sure how to handle the pre-existing 'citation', so I perhaps erred on the side of conservative editing. Pingku 19:04, 2 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Most of the most basic things about emotions I've learned have been from observing and talking about dogs' interactions with each other.
 * This illustrates how hard defining is for verb-like terms, especially without numerous models. Brand-new definitions are difficult. And thorough revision isn't much easier.
 * I agree with the direction, but I think the definition needs to make explicit the overt display aspect. My inclination was make that primary, but the result could be primary as well, especially if there are two "pseudo-transitive" (with at) senses. (Should "turn up ones' nose at" be a separate phrasal verb?) Also, I think the "up" could move to after "nose" for an alternative form. DCDuring TALK * Holiday Greetings! 20:07, 2 January 2010 (UTC)

OK now? -- Prince Kassad 10:35, 8 March 2011 (UTC)

TR

 * . Canonicalization (talk) 12:55, 1 February 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:turn up one's nose


text:
Talk:chigiriki

chigiriki
Originally tagged as no language. Now has a language, but is not well-written. Mglovesfun (talk) 17:43, 15 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I've cleaned this one up some. Please review to see if the changes passes muster.Dcmacnut 01:40, 9 March 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:chigiriki


text:
Talk:arriver

okay so i have been to all these sites and not one will tell me whether or not a verb is imperfect or passe compose and its really getting frustrating so i need for someone to just like make a website for all the verbs in french explaining all of this like " This verb right here Arriver is" passe compose or imperfect i dont know i just really need that kind of help because i am not that great in french so please help me with this problem
 * There is no such thing as an "imperfect" verb. Verbs have forms in the imperfect "tense" - see the conjugation table for forms such as arrivais:. SemperBlotto 22:21, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Also, passé composé is called "present perfect" in the conjugation tables. —Internoob (Disc•Cont) 23:56, 10 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:arriver


text: vingerden

title: vingerden


text: vingerde

title: vingerde


text:
vingere

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  victory

title: vingere


text: vingerend

title: vingerend


text: gevingerd

title: gevingerd


text: vingert

title: vingert


text: omkeerbaarste

title: omkeerbaarste


text: omkeerbaarders

title: omkeerbaarders


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title: omkeerbare


text: omkeerbaarst

title: omkeerbaarst


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title: omkeerbaardere


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title: omkeerbaars


text: omkeerbaarder

title: omkeerbaarder


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title: onomkeerbaarst


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title: onomkeerbaarder


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title: onomkeerbaarste


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title: onomkeerbaarders


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title: onomkeerbaars


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title: dibuixarem


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title: dibuixarà


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title: dibuixeu


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title: dibuixes


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title: dibuixaré


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title: dibuixis


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title: dibuixaves


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title: dibuixarien


text: dibuixen

title: dibuixen


text: dibuixaren

title: dibuixaren


text: dibuixin

title: dibuixin


text: dibuixaven

title: dibuixaven


text: dibuixareu

title: dibuixareu


text: dibuixem

title: dibuixem


text: dibuixava

title: dibuixava


text: dibuixares

title: dibuixares


text: dibuixi

title: dibuixi


text: dibuixí

title: dibuixí


text: dibuixo

title: dibuixo


text: dibuixà

title: dibuixà


text: dibuixa

title: dibuixa


text: dibuixàrem

title: dibuixàrem


text: dibuixàreu

title: dibuixàreu


text: dibuixés

title: dibuixés


text: dibuixaries

title: dibuixaries


text: dibuixaríem

title: dibuixaríem


text: dibuixaran

title: dibuixaran


text: dibuixàveu

title: dibuixàveu


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title: dibuixessis


text: dibuixéssim

title: dibuixéssim


text:
dibuixant

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) drawer, sketcher

title: dibuixant


text: dibuixéssiu

title: dibuixéssiu


text: dibuixessin

title: dibuixessin


text: dibuixàvem

title: dibuixàvem


text: dibuixaràs

title: dibuixaràs


text: dibuixaríeu

title: dibuixaríeu


text: dibuixaria

title: dibuixaria


text: dibuixat

title: dibuixat


text:
grootteorde

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) order of magnitude

Synonyms

 * van

title: grootteorde


text: grootteordes

title: grootteordes


text:
balstyrisk

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unruly

title: balstyrisk


text:
balstyrig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unruly

title: balstyrig


text:
enargia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Vivid, lively description.

title: enargia


text:
syntheton

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  A set phrase linking two or more non-synonymous words by conjunction.

title: syntheton


text:
дхарма

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) dharma
 * 2) * "ru"

- Дхарма защищает того, кто защищает дхарму.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) dharma

title: дхарма


text:
oscedi

Etymology
Derived from.

Verb

 * 1) to yawn

title: oscedi


text:
oscedo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) yawn

title: oscedo


text: oscedoj

title: oscedoj


text: oscedon

title: oscedon


text: oscedojn

title: oscedojn


text:
hundbleki

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to yelp

title: hundbleki


text:
siarkowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  sulphuric

title: siarkowy


text:
ovoflavo

Etymology
From 🇰🇲, a.

Noun

 * 1) yolk

title: ovoflavo


text: ovoflavoj

title: ovoflavoj


text: ovoflavon

title: ovoflavon


text: ovoflavojn

title: ovoflavojn


text:
kriego

Noun

 * 1) yell

title: kriego


text: kriegoj

title: kriegoj


text: kriegon

title: kriegon


text: kriegojn

title: kriegojn


text:
budjettiriihi

Noun

 * 1) A workshop to finalize a budget; used especially of an annual few days' workshop in which the state budget is balanced.

title: budjettiriihi


text:
nonpooled

Adjective

 * 1)  not grouped together, not put together

title: nonpooled


text: Omano

title: Omano


text: Omanon

title: Omanon


text: operaciumoj

title: operaciumoj


text: operaciumojn

title: operaciumojn


text: operaciumon

title: operaciumon


text:
User talk:86.184.132.79

nonpooled
This will need a better definition. 'not pooled' doesn't exactly help as pooled doesn't have a detailed definition. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 00:39, 11 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Then pooled needs more work, not nonpooled. 86.184.132.79 00:40, 11 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Can you please improve the entry then? I have no idea what pooled or nonpooled means. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 00:41, 11 March 2011 (UTC)
 * pool (verb) = "to put together". So pooled is the past tense, and nonpooled means "not put together" (of computer network resources etc.). 86.184.132.79 00:42, 11 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:86.184.132.79


text: operaj

title: operaj


text:
operejo

Noun

 * 1) opera

title: operejo


text: operajn

title: operajn


text: operejoj

title: operejoj


text: operejon

title: operejon


text: operejojn

title: operejojn


text:
orkideologio

Noun

 * 1) orchidology

title: orkideologio


text: orkideologion

title: orkideologion


text:
falsa amiko

Noun

 * 1) false friend A word in one language bearing a deceptive resemblance to a word in another language, but which has a different meaning

title: falsa amiko


text:
hlið við hlið

Etymology
From the nominative of and  and the accusative of.

Adverb

 * 1) side by side

Derived terms

 * (to juxtapose, to place side by side)

title: hlið við hlið


text:
fantazia

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) fantastic (existing in or constructed from fantasy)

title: fantazia


text: fantaziaj

title: fantaziaj


text: fantazian

title: fantazian


text: fantaziajn

title: fantaziajn


text:
formikomanĝulo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) anteater

title: formikomanĝulo


text: formikomanĝuloj

title: formikomanĝuloj


text: formikomanĝulon

title: formikomanĝulon


text: formikomanĝulojn

title: formikomanĝulojn


text:
fotarto

Noun

 * 1) photography

title: fotarto


text: fotarton

title: fotarton


text: 乘虚而入

title: 乘虚而入


text:
乘虛而入

Idiom

 * 1) to enter or invade by exploiting of one's opponent's unpreparedness or weakness; to break through a weak point or advance when one's opponent is off guard

title: 乘虛而入


text:
kanibalo

Etymology
Ultimately from, from.

Noun

 * 1) cannibal

title: kanibalo


text: kanibaloj

title: kanibaloj


text: kanibalon

title: kanibalon


text: kanibalojn

title: kanibalojn


text:
kanibalismo

Etymology
Borrowed from. Alternatively analyzed as +.

Noun

 * 1) cannibalism

Noun

 * 1) cannibalism

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) cannibalism

title: kanibalismo


text: kanibalismon

title: kanibalismon


text: a.j.b.

title: a.j.b.


text:
User talk:Jeroen67

a.j.b.
Please note my formatting changes and read the above guidelines. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 01:12, 11 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Jeroen67


text: blankstegen

title: blankstegen


text:
eponymize

Verb

 * 1)  To name (something or someone) after oneself or another entity; to give an eponym as a name.
 * 2) * 1999, John Arthur Garraty, Mark Christopher Carnes, American Council of Learned Societies, American National Biography (volume 12, page 522)
 * His name was eponymized in the Kelly pad for obstetrical and surgical tables, the Kelly cystoscope for visualization of the female bladder (he was the first to use air to inflate the bladder for examination and for catheterization of the ureters)

title: eponymize


text:
útúrdúr

Noun

 * 1) a digression

title: útúrdúr


text:
naziismo

Etymology
From.

Usage notes
Not to be confused with.

title: naziismo


text: naziismon

title: naziismon


text:
nazio

Etymology
From, from.

title: nazio


text: nazioj

title: nazioj


text:
nazion

Etymology
From, likely via.

Noun

 * 1) nation

Etymology
, likely via.

Noun

 * 1) nation

title: nazion


text: naziojn

title: naziojn


text:
nazia

Etymology
From.

title: nazia


text: naziaj

title: naziaj


text: nazian

title: nazian


text: naziajn

title: naziajn


text:
nubeto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) little cloud, cloudlet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) little cloud, cloudlet

title: nubeto


text: nubetoj

title: nubetoj


text: nubeton

title: nubeton


text: nubetojn

title: nubetojn


text: Nigerio

title: Nigerio


text: Nigerion

title: Nigerion


text:
geknabo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  kid

title: geknabo


text: geknaboj

title: geknaboj


text: geknabon

title: geknabon


text: geknabojn

title: geknabojn


text: personi

title: personi


text:
番號

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) designation or number of a military unit
 * 2)  number
 * 3)  code of Japanese adult video
 * 1)  code of Japanese adult video

title: 番號


text:
malgrava

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) not serious; irrelevant

title: malgrava


text: malgravaj

title: malgravaj


text: malgravan

title: malgravan


text: malgravajn

title: malgravajn


text:
meznombro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) average

title: meznombro


text: meznombroj

title: meznombroj


text: meznombron

title: meznombron


text: meznombrojn

title: meznombrojn


text:
Citations:obœdient

archaic spelling of obedience

 * 1562–3, Ninian Winzet,, Certane tractatis for reformatioun of doctryne and maneris in Scotland, reprinted 1835 , page 93:
 * The faythfull Sones of ye haly catholik Kirk in Scotland, of ye inferiour ordour of clergy and laytmen, humill ſubditis to yare Souerane Lady Marie, and obœdient to yare lauchful Biſchopes and Paſtouris, depoſit of yare offices, incarcerat, exilit, or violentlie eiectit fra yair iuſt poſſeſſionis and native citeis, for nocht aſſenting to ye prætendit reformatioun at yis præſent in religioun, to lohne Knox and his complices prætending and allegeing yame to haif ye lauchful auctoritie and ordinatioun of trew Biſchopes, and wtheris Paſtouris of ye Kirk within ye ſaid Realme wiſſhis helth, and illuminatioun of ye haly gaiſt.

title: Citations:obœdient


text: землёю

title: землёю


text:
pacifisto

Noun

 * 1) pacifist

title: pacifisto


text: pacifistoj

title: pacifistoj


text: pacifiston

title: pacifiston


text: pacifistojn

title: pacifistojn


text:
teroformigo

Noun

 * 1) terraforming

title: teroformigo


text: teroformigon

title: teroformigon


text:
just so

Adverb

 * 1) In the precise manner indicated.

Related terms

 * just-so story

title: just so


text:
Talk:tour de force

Doesn't it also refer to - in a more "figure of speach" sense - of something done more in show than in substance? i. e. [sarcastic] tour de force [/sarcastic]. Jharris1993 02:46, 11 March 2011 (UTC)

RFD discussion: December 2020–February 2021
Delete sense 2: "An outstanding display of skill". How is it different from sense 1? PUC – 14:28, 9 December 2020 (UTC)

 * Delete; can't see a significant difference. Equinox ◑ 14:33, 9 December 2020 (UTC)
 * I also cannot see any material difference, so Delete/Merge. Mihia (talk) 12:56, 11 December 2020 (UTC)
 * Delete or merge. ←₰-→ Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk)  18:34, 12 December 2020 (UTC)
 * Delete no real difference --DannyS712 (talk) 08:05, 1 January 2021 (UTC)
 * RFD-deleted — surjection ⟨??⟩ 16:39, 6 February 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:tour de force


text:
boksero

Noun

 * 1) boxer, dog.

title: boksero


text: bokseroj

title: bokseroj


text: bokseron

title: bokseron


text: bokserojn

title: bokserojn


text:
budhismo

Alternative forms

 * budaismo

Noun

 * 1) Buddhism

title: budhismo


text: budhismon

title: budhismon


text:
budhisma

Alternative forms

 * budaisma

Adjective

 * 1) Buddhist, Buddhistic

title: budhisma


text: budhismaj

title: budhismaj


text: budhisman

title: budhisman


text: budhismajn

title: budhismajn


text:
argumentebla

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) arguable

title: argumentebla


text: argumenteblaj

title: argumenteblaj


text: argumenteblan

title: argumenteblan


text: argumenteblajn

title: argumenteblajn


text:
azenĉevalo

Noun

 * 1) hinny offspring of a male horse and a female donkey

title: azenĉevalo


text: azenĉevaloj

title: azenĉevaloj


text: azenĉevalon

title: azenĉevalon


text: azenĉevalojn

title: azenĉevalojn


text:
daŭrebla

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sustainable

title: daŭrebla


text: daŭreblaj

title: daŭreblaj


text: daŭreblan

title: daŭreblan


text: daŭreblajn

title: daŭreblajn


text:
divizio

Noun

 * 1) division

title: divizio


text: divizioj

title: divizioj


text:
divizion

Etymology
or. .

Noun

 * 1) division

title: divizion


text: diviziojn

title: diviziojn


text:
dormeto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) slumber

title: dormeto


text: dormetoj

title: dormetoj


text: dormeton

title: dormeton


text: dormetojn

title: dormetojn


text: dueloj

title: dueloj


text: duelon

title: duelon


text: duelojn

title: duelojn


text: blankstegens

title: blankstegens


text: blanksteget

title: blanksteget


text: blankstegets

title: blankstegets


text: blankstegs

title: blankstegs


text: blekaste

title: blekaste


text: blekta

title: blekta


text: 无所谓

title: 无所谓


text:
無所謂

Verb

 * 1) to be unable to be called; to be not applicable
 * 2) to not matter
 * 3) to not care; to be indifferent
 * 1) to not matter
 * 2) to not care; to be indifferent
 * 1) to not care; to be indifferent
 * 1) to not care; to be indifferent
 * 1) to not care; to be indifferent
 * 1) to not care; to be indifferent

Interjection

 * 1)  no problem; nevermind

title: 無所謂


text:
duelisto

Noun

 * 1) duelist

title: duelisto


text: duelistoj

title: duelistoj


text: dueliston

title: dueliston


text: duelistojn

title: duelistojn


text:
aminda

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) worthy of love, lovable; kind, dear, sweet
 * 2) * Lydia Zamenhof (translator), Quo Vadis by Henryk Sienkiewicz, Part 1, Chapter 2,
 * Ŝi estas ankoraŭ birdido, sed aminda birdido, al kiu ni ambaŭ alkutimiĝis.
 * She is a wagtail (lit. a chick) yet, but a dear one, to which we have both grown attached. (Jeremiah Curtin translation)
 * 1) * Mauro Nervi (translator), La Metamorfozo (Die Verwandlung / The Metamorphosis) by Franz Kafka, III,
 * post longa tempo, en lia memoro reelmergiĝis [...] ĉambristino el provinca hotelo, aminda, forfuĝa rememoro
 * figures reappeared in his thoughts after long absence: [...] a chambermaid in a hotel in the provinces, a sweet, fleeting memory; (Joyce Crick translation, Oxford, 2009)

title: aminda


text: amindaj

title: amindaj


text: amindan

title: amindan


text: amindajn

title: amindajn


text: blivna

title: blivna


text: blivne

title: blivne