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Template talk:cs-noun

Please remove an extra line before "{{#switch". The template generates two extra lines when there is no g= parameter.

Template should add the category Category:Czech nouns lacking gender when no parameter is given instead of " {{PAGENAME}} {{{g}}} " Maro 21:44, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Interesting format calling on {{temp|infl}} directly. It should be possible to use the cat2 parameter in {{temp|infl}} instead of the 'g' switch. Mglovesfun (talk) 17:07, 9 February 2011 (UTC)

I could really use an "uncountable" identifier, like in Template:en-noun, for terms like pečivo, lidstvo, etc. Could someone add it, please? Thanks. --Mirek2 12:10, 18 November 2011 (UTC)

Genders
After some changes to the template (16 Jan 2012 or 25 Feb 2011, don't know) only "m", "f" and "n" values to "g=" did work. Some other like "" didn't. Could we fix it? How many genders are in plural in Czech? Is there only one gender for plural nouns or more? Maro (talk) 20:10, 27 February 2012 (UTC)

masculine animate x inanimate
I think it would be reasonable to add parameters  for masculine animate and   for masculine inanimate. ps: why is this template locked? --Auvajs (talk) 04:24, 28 May 2015 (UTC)
 * Agree. It would also be good if the template added the entries into Category:Czech masculine animate nouns and Category:Czech masculine inanimate nouns, which would be subcategories of Category:Czech masculine nouns. Jan Kameníček (talk) 11:35, 18 July 2015 (UTC)
 * I oppose creation of Category:Czech masculine animate nouns. The existence of Category:Czech masculine nouns is bad enough. --Dan Polansky (talk) 07:21, 19 July 2015 (UTC)
 * That's horrible, obviously, since animacy is not gender. --Dan Polansky (talk) 07:16, 19 July 2015 (UTC)

plurals
A plural parameter would be very good --WF on Holiday (talk) 20:39, 19 September 2017 (UTC)

Possessive adjective
Could there be a parametre to add the possessive adjective for nouns? RonnieSingh (talk) 04:42, 26 January 2024 (UTC)

Language adverbs
We should consider adding parameter for adverbs so that we can mention maybe česky with čeština, and so on. An adjective parameter already exists RonnieSingh (talk) 20:40, 2 June 2024 (UTC)

 * @Benwing RonnieSingh (talk) 20:50, 2 June 2024 (UTC)

title: Template talk:cs-noun


text:
op de hak nemen

Verb

 * 1)  to make fun of

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

title: op de hak nemen


text:
zuavo

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  Zouave

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to Zouaves; Zouave-like

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  Zouave

title: zuavo


text:
go to shit

Verb

 * 1)  To completely fail; to have no result.
 * All his hard work went to shit when the company filed for bankruptcy.
 * 1)  To become much worse.
 * This city has gone to shit ever since he became mayor.

Synonyms

 * , ; come to nought, come to nothing

Translations

 * Bulgarian: отивам на майната си, отивам в лайна
 * Danish: gå ad helvede til
 * Dutch: naar de klote
 * French:
 * German:
 * Italian: andare a puttane
 * Latin: in malam crucem ire
 * Polish: iść w pizdu
 * Portuguese:
 * Romanian: duce pe pulă
 * Russian: идет к черту
 * Spanish:: ir a la mierda, ir al carajo
 * Swedish: ,

title: go to shit


text:
User talk:Papusya

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title: User talk:Papusya


text:
zuquini

Etymology
, plural of, from.

Noun

 * 1)  zucchini

title: zuquini


text: datui

title: datui


text: datuum

title: datuum


text: datibus

title: datibus


text:
Talk:hurlyburly

The etymology here is false; it has clearly been taken straight from wikipedia which suggests only that the play 'Hurlyburly' is referencing Shakespeare. It can't be the origin of the term because I have a quotation that precedes Macbeth by half a century. —JakeybeanTALK 22:13, 4 January 2011 (UTC)

 * That ety you mention doesn't seem to be in the entry any more; but I note that Chambers 1908 disagrees with our ety too. They say: "Hurly is from Old French hurler, to yell, originally huller, whence English howl. Burly is simply a rhyming addition." Ours makes no sense: what is the relevance of burling, for one thing? Equinox ◑ 03:35, 27 April 2019 (UTC)

title: Talk:hurlyburly


text:
animans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) animating
 * 2) animate, living
 * 3) reviving
 * 4) inspiring
 * 5) inciting
 * 6) encouraging

Noun

 * 1) A living thing or creature, an animal (as opposed to plants; as opposed to a man)

title: animans


text: animantes

title: animantes


text: animantia

title: animantia


text: animantis

title: animantis


text: animantium

title: animantium


text: animanti

title: animanti


text: animantibus

title: animantibus


text: animantem

title: animantem


text:
afflictio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pain, suffering, torment

title: afflictio


text: adflictio

title: adflictio


text: adflictiones

title: adflictiones


text: adflictionis

title: adflictionis


text: adflictionum

title: adflictionum


text: adflictioni

title: adflictioni


text: adflictionibus

title: adflictionibus


text: adflictionem

title: adflictionem


text: adflictione

title: adflictione


text: afflictiones

title: afflictiones


text: afflictionis

title: afflictionis


text: afflictionum

title: afflictionum


text: afflictioni

title: afflictioni


text: afflictionibus

title: afflictionibus


text: afflictionem

title: afflictionem


text: afflictione

title: afflictione


text: hurlyburlies

title: hurlyburlies


text:
thymiama

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) incense, fumigant

title: thymiama


text: thymiamata

title: thymiamata


text: thymiamatis

title: thymiamatis


text: thymiamatum

title: thymiamatum


text: thymiamati

title: thymiamati


text: thymiamatibus

title: thymiamatibus


text: thymiamate

title: thymiamate


text:
anniculus

Etymology
Back-formed from, from.

Adjective

 * 1) one-year-old

title: anniculus


text: annicula

title: annicula


text: anniculum

title: anniculum


text: anniculi

title: anniculi


text: anniculae

title: anniculae


text: anniculorum

title: anniculorum


text: annicularum

title: annicularum


text: anniculo

title: anniculo


text: anniculis

title: anniculis


text: anniculam

title: anniculam


text: anniculos

title: anniculos


text: anniculas

title: anniculas


text: annicule

title: annicule


text:
riippulukko

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) padlock

title: riippulukko


text:
armentum

Etymology
A reanalysis of the older feminine singular as a neuter plural, from, from  +  +. Semantic development was "grouping, joining" > "herd". Related to.

Others (included ancient Romans) refer it to.

Noun

 * 1)  A draft animal, a large domestic animal suitable for drawing a plow: an ox, a horse.
 * 2) * 1st century, L. Iunius Moderatus Columella, De Res Rustica, Book VI, Preface, Sect. 3:
 * "la"

- Unde etiam iūmenta et armenta nōmina ā rē trāxēre quod nostrum labōrem vel onera subvectandō vel arandō iuvārent.

 * : such animals taken collectively.

Usage notes
In Latin, are distinguished both from the  used to draw carts and from weaker domestic animals  unable to pull heavy loads such as milk cows and horses used only as mounts.

title: armentum


text: armenta

title: armenta


text: armentorum

title: armentorum


text: armentis

title: armentis


text: Štokavian

title: Štokavian


text: armentae

title: armentae


text: armentarum

title: armentarum


text: armentam

title: armentam


text: armentas

title: armentas


text: armillae

title: armillae


text: armillarum

title: armillarum


text: armillis

title: armillis


text: armillam

title: armillam


text: armillas

title: armillas


text:
Talk:a drop in the ocean

a drop in the ocean
Redirect to drop in the bucket or move to drop in the ocean. DCDuring TALK * Holiday Greetings! 18:44, 24 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I would not redirect it to "drop in the bucket", as "drop in the ocean" and "drop in the bucket" are terms that differ in one word, and we do not have redirects for alternative spellings that differ much less.
 * Moving to "drop in the ocean" seems okay, but I am unsure about this.
 * Other terms that seem concerned (see also Category:English idioms):
 * a bit much
 * a cold day in Hell
 * a cut above
 * a cut below
 * a day late and a dollar short
 * a different ballpark
 * a dime's worth
 * a drop in the bucket
 * a drop in the ocean
 * a few sandwiches short of a picnic
 * a gentleman and a scholar
 * a good deal
 * a good voice to beg bacon
 * a great deal
 * a into g
 * a life of its own
 * a little bird told me, little bird told me, little birds told me
 * a notch above
 * a pull of the hair for being unfair
 * a riddle wrapped up in an enigma
 * a scholar and a gentleman.
 * I admit that I am not sure whether the terms that I have listed are in analogy with "a drop in the ocean" in these regards that recommend the moving, as I am not sure what these regards are. --Dan Polansky 10:37, 25 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Yes to your first point: I should have offered alt form of drop in the bucket as my suggestion.
 * Some of them, not all (certainly not a into g), should be moved. I have looked at some of them and not been sure. Little harm comes from having them because the form with "a" is usually the most common, some times overwhelmingly so. For example, "little birds told me" is attestable, but raw bgc hits favor the singular almost 50:1. DCDuring TALK * Holiday Greetings! 12:17, 25 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I think they need to be handled one at a time. DCDuring TALK * Holiday Greetings! 12:22, 25 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Move and replace definition with . Mglovesfun (talk) 16:44, 26 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I would not say that "drop in the ocean" is a form of "drop in the bucket". A plain definition-by-synonym placed to drop in the ocean should do:
 * 1. A drop in the bucket.
 * I do not understand in what sense of "form of" should the one term be a form of the other term. --Dan Polansky 10:21, 28 December 2009 (UTC)

closing, moved to drop in the ocean. There does not seem to be consensus for deleting or redirecting the term. -- Prince Kassad 09:23, 22 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:a drop in the ocean


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munalukko

Etymology
🇰🇲. As this is a colloquial term, the origin of the modifier muna has been long forgotten. According to one theory, it refers to the shape of the lock, others believe that it may be derived from the colloquial sense of muna, which is "dick" or "balls".

Noun

 * 1) padlock

title: munalukko


text: klanen

title: klanen


text: klaner

title: klaner


text: klanerne

title: klanerne


text:
klans

Noun

 * 1) clan

title: klans


text: klanens

title: klanens


text: klaners

title: klaners


text: klanernes

title: klanernes


text: Mantle

title: Mantle


text:
push-through

Noun

 * 1) A narrow passageway through.
 * 2) A device for cleaning a rifle bore.
 * 1) A device for cleaning a rifle bore.

Adjective

 * 1) That is pushed through; especially designating something that is operated by being pushed through (something else).

title: push-through


text:
Citations:naughty

Adjective evil, wicked

 * 1550: Mierdman, Steuen The market or fayre of usurers
 * ...he muſt take naughty and rotten wares, whereby the common people is enhaunced and deceived.

title: Citations:naughty


text:
camaraderia

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) camaraderie

title: camaraderia


text:
col rizada

Noun

 * 1) kale

title: col rizada


text:
User:Memyry

Memyry is Marc E. Moglen, music perception researcher and composer. Contact directly.

title: User:Memyry


text:
col verde

Noun

 * 1) collard greens

title: col verde


text: Chicheŵa

title: Chicheŵa


text:
analogía

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) analogy

title: analogía


text:
desmañado

Adjective

 * 1) clumsy, awkward

title: desmañado


text:
parotiitti

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬), ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  parotitis inflammation of one or both parotid glands

title: parotiitti


text:
korvasylkirauhanen

Noun

 * 1)  parotid gland

title: korvasylkirauhanen


text: Wiktionary:Word of the day/Archive/2011/January


text: Citations:textplanation

title: Citations:textplanation


text:
nămol

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

Noun

 * 1) mud

title: nămol


text:
melodeum

Noun

 * 1)  A small keyboard organ.

title: melodeum


text: صفت‌ها

title: صفت‌ها


text: Tumulte

title: Tumulte


text:
Talk:melodeum

Is this an alternative spelling of melodeon? The b.g.c edition of Huck Finn agrees with the spelling as it currently is, but I can't find that elsewhere. It seems like they are the same thing, perhaps Twain was having fun with his spellings. - 00:27, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:melodeum


text:
dumesnic

Etymology
, possibly influenced later by. Today, the neologism is much more common.

Adjective

 * 1)  domestic
 * 2)  tame, mild, gentle
 * 1)  tame, mild, gentle

title: dumesnic


text:
牛車

Noun

 * 1) oxcart

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  an oxcart

title: 牛車


text: 牛车

title: 牛车


text:
大陽

Proper noun

 * 1)  Dayang County (present day Pinglu County, in the Shanxi province of northern China)

title: 大陽


text: 大阳

title: 大阳


text:
Talk:豆豉

Hanzi box
Needs hanzi box. 71.66.97.228 01:26, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Done. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 04:22, 6 January 2011 (UTC)

Also sauce?
Can 豆豉 also refer to a sauce or paste made from salted black beans (as Lin Yutang's dictionary says), or does that require "jiang" (sauce) after 豆豉? 71.66.97.228 01:28, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
 * I believe you can. When 豆豉 is talked about in casual conversations 酱 is usually implied.
 * Yes. —suzukaze (t・c) 10:00, 11 June 2016 (UTC)

Additional reading?
Can this also be pronounced "dòushì"? 71.66.97.228 07:48, 9 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Not in standard Mandarin; perhaps it is a regional variant. ---> Tooironic 03:08, 28 June 2011 (UTC)

 * 2 anon, please try a better next time. You need to look for similar entries or the template, which will give a head start. We have many entries starting with 豆. --Anatoli 04:00, 28 June 2011 (UTC)

 * Guoyu Cidian actually says that shì is a variant in 豆豉. — justin(r)leung { (t...) 19:48, 24 March 2017 (UTC)

RFV discussion: January–February 2022
Rfv-sense: "musical note". --沈澄心✉ 08:52, 19 January 2022 (UTC)
 * I've heard people making this analogy in HK Cantonese. RcAlex36 (talk) 16:47, 19 January 2022 (UTC)
 * I've also heard this in HK Cantonese. Perhaps it's specific to HK Cantonese? — justin(r)leung { (t...) 08:23, 31 January 2022 (UTC)
 * Should be cited. — justin(r)leung { (t...) 08:56, 31 January 2022 (UTC)

 * RFV passed. — justin(r)leung { (t...) 19:26, 9 February 2022 (UTC)

豆鼓
Mention that some people also mistakenly read it as "豆鼓". (Dou4gu3 ！） 65.95.194.171 00:48, 9 September 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:豆豉


text:
Oscar bait

Noun

 * 1)  A film or films perceived to have been produced at least partially in order to be nominated for, and hopefully win, an Academy Award.

Derived terms

 * Oscar-baity

title: Oscar bait


text: æquidistance

title: æquidistance


text:
Talk:niánzhuócísù

Definition
The definition is incorrect. It should be "bound morpheme," not "bound form." 71.66.97.228 01:30, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Please see the definition of Wenlin dictionary: niánzhuó císù 黏着词素[-著詞-] n. 〈lg.〉 bound form Ddpy 02:29, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

It's still incorrect. 71.66.97.228 10:19, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:niánzhuócísù


text:
dărăpăna

Etymology
. Possibly from root  /, or from , the present active infinitive of , probably via an intermediate form , as qu → p is a common sound shift.

Verb

 * 1)  to ruin, deteriorate, dilapidate

title: dărăpăna


text: æquidistances

title: æquidistances


text:
Talk:著

Mandarin readings
Why does this entry give no fewer than 6 Mandarin readings, but 着 lists only one? 71.66.97.228 01:34, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

Tricks
Hi Frank, could you help me fix this, please?

--Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 03:38, 21 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Geez, this is messy... Let me slowly fix this. Wyang (talk) 06:01, 21 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Interestingly, this page contains working examples with the same tricks:

--Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 06:35, 21 January 2015 (UTC)

 * Thank you for the big edit, Frank, it's still not working for the above example and the examples below are made the same way but one is working, the other is not, although they both use 著[着]{zháo}.
 * --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 21:25, 21 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Fixed now. Wyang (talk) 01:49, 22 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Thank you but what's wrong with the very first and 窗帘 example above? --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 02:04, 22 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Fixed now. Wyang (talk) 01:49, 22 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Thank you but what's wrong with the very first and 窗帘 example above? --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 02:04, 22 January 2015 (UTC)

The first one: It attempts to enclose it in brackets first. Fixed by disabling linking (code should be fixed too). Second one: 窗帘 should be in traditional (窗簾). Wyang (talk) 02:15, 22 January 2015 (UTC)
 * I understand the second one (changed to 窗簾) but not the first one, sorry. What do I have to do to make it work? Examples in the entry are linked--Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 21:44, 22 January 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:著


text:
User talk:24.108.241.218

January 2011
71.66.97.228 01:35, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:24.108.241.218


text:
Category talk:English words derived from: bound

Please do not make categories like this
The normal way we list derived terms is to list them in a list of "Derived terms" at the Wiktionary entry for each of the original terms. The bound entry already has several sections for "Derived terms." Categories duplicating this are unnecessary and cumbersome. 71.66.97.228 01:36, 5 January 2011 (UTC)


text:
coxcombical

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Like, or in the style of, a coxcomb.

title: coxcombical


text:
絕食

Verb

 * 1) to go without food; to go on a hunger strike; to starve oneself

title: 絕食


text: 绝食

title: 绝食


text:
weaker sex

Noun

 * 1)  Women; the female gender.
 * 1)  Women; the female gender.

Translations

 * Armenian: տկար սեռ
 * Bashkir: гүзәл зат
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: ,
 * Danish: det svage køn
 * Dutch: zwakke geslacht
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German: schwaches Geschlecht
 * Hungarian: gyengébb nem, gyengébbik nem
 * Italian: sesso debole
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: det svake kjønn
 * Polish: ,
 * Portuguese:
 * Romanian:
 * Russian:
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Spanish: sexo débil
 * Urdu: صِنفِ نازُک

title: weaker sex


text:
瓦屋

Noun

 * 1)  a house with a tiled roof

title: 瓦屋


text: catedrals

title: catedrals


text:
野老

Noun

 * 1)  an old farmer

Noun

 * 1) old man who lives in the countryside

title: 野老


text: coxcombs

title: coxcombs


text: Æthiopian

title: Æthiopian


text:
llatinoamericà

Adjective

 * 1) Latin American

Noun

 * 1) Latin American

title: llatinoamericà


text: llatinoamericana

title: llatinoamericana


text: llatinoamericans

title: llatinoamericans


text: llatinoamericanes

title: llatinoamericanes


text:
粟飯

Noun

 * 1)  millet; foxtail millet

title: 粟飯


text: 粟饭

title: 粟饭


text:
粗糲

Noun

 * 1)  coarse rice; brown rice

Noun

 * 1) unpolished, coarse rice; brown rice
 * 2) a meal made with brown rice
 * 1) a meal made with brown rice

title: 粗糲


text: 粗粝

title: 粗粝


text:
Talk:weaker sex

Tea Room
Discussed at Tea room/2017/November. - -sche (discuss) 17:29, 10 January 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:weaker sex


text:
下嚥

Verb

 * 1) to swallow

title: 下嚥


text:
征北將軍

Noun

 * 1)  General who Conquers the North (a high military rank held by generals in ancient China)

title: 征北將軍


text: 征北将军

title: 征北将军


text:
ceann-nochta

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) bareheaded

Adverb

 * 1) bareheaded

title: ceann-nochta


text:
征東將軍

Noun

 * 1)  General who Conquers the East (a high military rank held by generals in ancient China)

title: 征東將軍


text:
roucho

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) garment

title: roucho


text: 征东将军

title: 征东将军


text:
ahull

Adverb

 * 1)  at the hull of a ship
 * 2)  Having the sails furled and the helm lashed alee, as during a storm.
 * 1)  Having the sails furled and the helm lashed alee, as during a storm.

title: ahull


text:
捨命

Verb

 * 1) to risk one's life; to sacrifice oneself

title: 捨命


text: 舍命

title: 舍命


text:
龍體

Noun

 * 1)  body; physical condition

title: 龍體


text: 龙体

title: 龙体


text: císù

title: císù


text:
Citations:penguin

Noun

 * 1638 Herbert, Sir Thomas Some years travels into divers parts of Asia and Afrique
 * Here are alſo birds cal'd Pen-gwins (white-head in Welch) like Pigmies walking upright...

title: Citations:penguin


text:
concomitate

Verb

 * 1)  To accompany; to be somehow connected with.

title: concomitate


text: concomitates

title: concomitates


text: concomitating

title: concomitating


text: zhēteng

title: zhēteng


text: concomitated

title: concomitated


text:
ulei

Etymology
, from, itself borrowed from or. .

Noun

 * 1) oil

title: ulei


text: Category:pt:Rubik's Cube

title: Category:pt:Rubik's Cube


text: Category:hu:Rubik's Cube

title: Category:hu:Rubik's Cube


text: Thesaurus:superhuman

title: Thesaurus:superhuman


text: Category:cs:Rubik's Cube

title: Category:cs:Rubik's Cube


text: Thesaurus:mundane

title: Thesaurus:mundane


text:
camillero

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an orderly; a hospital worker who performs non-medical patient care
 * 2) stretcher-bearer

title: camillero


text:
Photograph

Etymology
+

title: Photograph


text:
Citations:T perm

Noun: PLL algorithm

 * http://groups.google.com/group/speedcubingindia/browse_thread/thread/4d06b393b2b081f0/dc2b9eb45fd4bfdc?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=%22t+perm%22+cube#dc2b9eb45fd4bfdc
 * http://groups.google.com/group/utahspeedcubing/browse_thread/thread/18b467b33d03a59c/a293c0c90d7292e5?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=%22t+perm%22+cube#a293c0c90d7292e5
 * http://groups.google.com/group/speedcubingindia/browse_thread/thread/9a3effb533821d8c/d30d0da8f2db9dbd?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=%22t+perm%22+cube#d30d0da8f2db9dbd

title: Citations:T perm


text:
T perm

Etymology
The wrong pieces form a T. "Perm" means permutation.

Noun

 * 1)  A PLL case (i.e. a case where the cubies of the last layer all have the last-side colour facing the last side) where a pair of opposite edge cubies and a pair of corner cubies that lie on either side of one of the wrong edges both need to be swapped.

title: T perm


text:
cantún

Noun

 * 1)  canton

title: cantún


text: T perms

title: T perms


text:
geslag

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) gender

title: geslag


text: diànshìjù

title: diànshìjù


text:
lintutalo

Noun

 * 1) bird house, aviary house or enclosure for keeping birds confined

title: lintutalo


text: Category:km:Insects

title: Category:km:Insects


text: Category:km:Arthropods

title: Category:km:Arthropods


text: Category:Sinhalese adjectives

title: Category:Sinhalese adjectives


text:
souk in

Verb

 * 1) to suck up to

Usage notes
Used with the preposition.

title: souk in


text: abundantior

title: abundantior


text: abundantiores

title: abundantiores


text: abundantiora

title: abundantiora


text: abundantioris

title: abundantioris


text: abundantiorum

title: abundantiorum


text: abundantiori

title: abundantiori


text: abundantiorem

title: abundantiorem


text: abundantiore

title: abundantiore


text: abundantioribus

title: abundantioribus


text: etages

title: etages


text: etagens

title: etagens


text: etagers

title: etagers


text: etagernes

title: etagernes


text: adiuvavi

title: adiuvavi


text:
adulterans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) committing adultery
 * 2) adulterating, polluting, corrupting, defiling

title: adulterans


text: adulterantes

title: adulterantes


text: adulterantia

title: adulterantia


text: adulterantis

title: adulterantis


text: adulterantium

title: adulterantium


text: adulteranti

title: adulteranti


text: adulterantibus

title: adulterantibus


text: adulterantem

title: adulterantem


text: ambitiosa

title: ambitiosa


text: ambitiosum

title: ambitiosum


text: ambitiosi

title: ambitiosi


text: ambitiosae

title: ambitiosae


text: ambitiosorum

title: ambitiosorum


text: ambitiosarum

title: ambitiosarum


text: ambitioso

title: ambitioso


text: ambitiosis

title: ambitiosis


text: ambitiosam

title: ambitiosam


text: ambitiosos

title: ambitiosos


text: ambitiosas

title: ambitiosas


text:
ambitiose

Adverb

 * 1) ingratiatingly, earnestly
 * 2) ambitiously, presumptuously
 * 3) ostentatiously

title: ambitiose


text: apocalypsin

title: apocalypsin


text:
architectus

Etymology
From Ancient Greek.

Noun

 * 1) architect, master builder
 * 2) designer, inventor, author

title: architectus


text: architecti

title: architecti


text: architectorum

title: architectorum


text:
architecto

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to build

title: architecto


text: architectis

title: architectis


text: architectum

title: architectum


text: architectos

title: architectos


text: beatior

title: beatior


text: beatiores

title: beatiores


text: beatiora

title: beatiora


text: beatioris

title: beatioris


text: beatiorum

title: beatiorum


text: beatiori

title: beatiori


text: beatiorem

title: beatiorem


text: beatiore

title: beatiore


text: beatioribus

title: beatioribus


text: bibendum

title: bibendum


text: patienterne

title: patienterne


text: bibenda

title: bibenda


text: bibendae

title: bibendae


text: bibendorum

title: bibendorum


text: bibendarum

title: bibendarum


text: bibendo

title: bibendo


text: bibendis

title: bibendis


text: bibendam

title: bibendam


text: bibendos

title: bibendos


text: bibendas

title: bibendas


text: bibende

title: bibende


text:
Bibendum

Proper noun

 * 1) The symbol of the Michelin tyre company

title: Bibendum


text: patienters

title: patienters


text: patienternes

title: patienternes


text:
Talk:tepetl

tepe (in Turkish)= "hill", coincidence? Böri 10:00, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:tepetl


text:
User:Böri

I'm a Turk. Böri means gray wolf.

title: User:Böri


text: らいねん

title: らいねん


text: rainen

title: rainen


text:
bubus

Verb

 * 1) to spill

title: bubus


text:
cherubin

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) cherub

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) cherub
 * 2) * Idem, f. 54r.
 * "osp"
 * "osp"

- aſennor dios de los fonſſados de iſrꝉ q̃ eſtas ſobre los cherubines tu eres dios aſolas e todos los regnos de la tierra en tu mano

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) cherub

Noun

 * 1)  cherub

title: cherubin


text: conbusit

title: conbusit


text: conspergis

title: conspergis


text: conspergit

title: conspergit


text: conspergimus

title: conspergimus


text: conspergitis

title: conspergitis


text: conspergunt

title: conspergunt


text: conspergam

title: conspergam


text: consperges

title: consperges


text: consperget

title: consperget


text: conspergemus

title: conspergemus


text: conspergetis

title: conspergetis


text: conspergent

title: conspergent


text: conspergebam

title: conspergebam


text: conspergebas

title: conspergebas


text: conspergebat

title: conspergebat


text: conspergebamus

title: conspergebamus


text: conspergebatis

title: conspergebatis


text: conspergebant

title: conspergebant


text: conspersisti

title: conspersisti


text: conspersit

title: conspersit


text: conspersimus

title: conspersimus


text: conspersistis

title: conspersistis


text: consperserunt

title: consperserunt


text: consperseris

title: consperseris


text: consperserit

title: consperserit


text: consperserimus

title: consperserimus


text: consperseritis

title: consperseritis


text: consperserint

title: consperserint


text: consperseram

title: consperseram


text: consperseras

title: consperseras


text: consperserat

title: consperserat


text: consperseramus

title: consperseramus


text: consperseratis

title: consperseratis


text: consperserant

title: consperserant


text: conspergor

title: conspergor


text: conspergeris

title: conspergeris


text: conspergitur

title: conspergitur


text: conspergimur

title: conspergimur


text: conspergimini

title: conspergimini


text: consperguntur

title: consperguntur


text: conspergar

title: conspergar


text: conspergetur

title: conspergetur


text: conspergemur

title: conspergemur


text: conspergemini

title: conspergemini


text: conspergentur

title: conspergentur


text: conspergebar

title: conspergebar


text: conspergebaris

title: conspergebaris


text: conspergebatur

title: conspergebatur


text: conspergebamur

title: conspergebamur


text: conspergebamini

title: conspergebamini


text: conspergebantur

title: conspergebantur


text: conspergas

title: conspergas


text: conspergat

title: conspergat


text: conspergamus

title: conspergamus


text: conspergatis

title: conspergatis


text: conspergant

title: conspergant


text: conspergerem

title: conspergerem


text: conspergeres

title: conspergeres


text: conspergeret

title: conspergeret


text: conspergeremus

title: conspergeremus


text: conspergeretis

title: conspergeretis


text: conspergerent

title: conspergerent


text: consperserim

title: consperserim


text: conspersissem

title: conspersissem


text: conspersisses

title: conspersisses


text: conspersisset

title: conspersisset


text: conspersissemus

title: conspersissemus


text: conspersissetis

title: conspersissetis


text: conspersissent

title: conspersissent


text: conspergaris

title: conspergaris


text: conspergatur

title: conspergatur


text: conspergamur

title: conspergamur


text: conspergamini

title: conspergamini


text: conspergantur

title: conspergantur


text: conspergerer

title: conspergerer


text: conspergereris

title: conspergereris


text: conspergeretur

title: conspergeretur


text: conspergeremur

title: conspergeremur


text: conspergeremini

title: conspergeremini


text: conspergerentur

title: conspergerentur


text: conspergito

title: conspergito


text: conspergite

title: conspergite


text: conspergitote

title: conspergitote


text: conspergunto

title: conspergunto


text: conspergitor

title: conspergitor


text: consperguntor

title: consperguntor


text: conspersisse

title: conspersisse


text:
circumferens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) circling
 * 2) circulating

title: circumferens


text: circumferentes

title: circumferentes


text: circumferentis

title: circumferentis


text: circumferentium

title: circumferentium


text: circumferenti

title: circumferenti


text: circumferentibus

title: circumferentibus


text: circumferentem

title: circumferentem


text: mansuevi

title: mansuevi


text: mansuevisti

title: mansuevisti


text: mansuevit

title: mansuevit


text: mansuevimus

title: mansuevimus


text: mansuevistis

title: mansuevistis


text: mansueverunt

title: mansueverunt


text: mansuevero

title: mansuevero


text: mansueveris

title: mansueveris


text: mansueverit

title: mansueverit


text: mansueverimus

title: mansueverimus


text: mansueveritis

title: mansueveritis


text: mansueverint

title: mansueverint


text: mansueveram

title: mansueveram


text: mansueveras

title: mansueveras


text: mansueverat

title: mansueverat


text: mansueveramus

title: mansueveramus


text: mansueveratis

title: mansueveratis


text: mansueverant

title: mansueverant


text: mansueverim

title: mansueverim


text: mansuevissem

title: mansuevissem


text: mansuevisses

title: mansuevisses


text: mansuevisset

title: mansuevisset


text: mansuevissemus

title: mansuevissemus


text: mansuevissetis

title: mansuevissetis


text: mansuevissent

title: mansuevissent


text: mansuevisse

title: mansuevisse


text: expavi

title: expavi


text: expavisti

title: expavisti


text: expavit

title: expavit


text: expavimus

title: expavimus


text: expavistis

title: expavistis


text: expaverunt

title: expaverunt


text: expavero

title: expavero


text: expaveris

title: expaveris


text: expaverit

title: expaverit


text: expaverimus

title: expaverimus


text: expaveritis

title: expaveritis


text: expaverint

title: expaverint


text: expaveram

title: expaveram


text: expaveras

title: expaveras


text: expaverat

title: expaverat


text: expaveramus

title: expaveramus


text: expaveratis

title: expaveratis


text: expaverant

title: expaverant


text: expaverim

title: expaverim


text: expavissem

title: expavissem


text: expavisses

title: expavisses


text: expavisset

title: expavisset


text: expavissemus

title: expavissemus


text: expavissetis

title: expavissetis


text: expavissent

title: expavissent


text: expavisse

title: expavisse


text:
claresco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be illuminated
 * 2) to brighten

title: claresco


text:
commendans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) commending
 * 2) recommending

title: commendans


text: commendantes

title: commendantes


text: commendantia

title: commendantia


text: commendantis

title: commendantis


text: commendantium

title: commendantium


text: commendanti

title: commendanti


text: commendantibus

title: commendantibus


text: commendantem

title: commendantem


text: concupierunt

title: concupierunt


text:
concupiscens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) desiring, coveting
 * 2) longing for

title: concupiscens


text: concupiscentes

title: concupiscentes


text: concupiscentis

title: concupiscentis


text: concupiscentium

title: concupiscentium


text: concupiscentibus

title: concupiscentibus


text: concupiscentem

title: concupiscentem


text:
congaudens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rejoicing with others

title: congaudens


text: congaudentes

title: congaudentes


text: congaudentia

title: congaudentia


text: congaudentis

title: congaudentis


text: congaudentium

title: congaudentium


text: congaudenti

title: congaudenti


text: congaudentibus

title: congaudentibus


text: congaudentem

title: congaudentem


text:
conparans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: conparans


text: conparantes

title: conparantes


text: conparantia

title: conparantia


text: conparantis

title: conparantis


text: conparantium

title: conparantium


text: conparanti

title: conparanti


text: conparante

title: conparante


text: conparantibus

title: conparantibus


text: conparantem

title: conparantem


text: conprobo

title: conprobo


text: conprobas

title: conprobas


text: conprobat

title: conprobat


text: conprobamus

title: conprobamus


text: conprobatis

title: conprobatis


text: conprobant

title: conprobant


text: conprobabo

title: conprobabo


text: conprobabis

title: conprobabis


text: conprobabit

title: conprobabit


text: conprobabimus

title: conprobabimus


text: conprobabitis

title: conprobabitis


text: conprobabunt

title: conprobabunt


text: conprobabam

title: conprobabam


text: conprobabas

title: conprobabas


text: conprobabat

title: conprobabat


text: conprobabamus

title: conprobabamus


text: conprobabatis

title: conprobabatis


text: conprobabant

title: conprobabant


text: conprobavi

title: conprobavi


text: conprobavisti

title: conprobavisti


text: conprobavit

title: conprobavit


text: conprobavimus

title: conprobavimus


text: conprobavistis

title: conprobavistis


text: conprobaverunt

title: conprobaverunt


text: conprobavero

title: conprobavero


text: conprobaveris

title: conprobaveris


text: conprobaverit

title: conprobaverit


text: conprobaverimus

title: conprobaverimus


text: conprobaveritis

title: conprobaveritis


text: conprobaverint

title: conprobaverint


text: conprobaveram

title: conprobaveram


text: conprobaveras

title: conprobaveras


text: conprobaverat

title: conprobaverat


text: conprobaveramus

title: conprobaveramus


text: conprobaveratis

title: conprobaveratis


text: conprobaverant

title: conprobaverant


text: conprobor

title: conprobor


text: conprobaris

title: conprobaris


text: conprobatur

title: conprobatur


text: conprobamur

title: conprobamur


text: conprobamini

title: conprobamini


text: conprobantur

title: conprobantur


text: conprobabor

title: conprobabor


text: conprobaberis

title: conprobaberis


text: conprobabitur

title: conprobabitur


text: conprobabimur

title: conprobabimur


text: conprobabimini

title: conprobabimini


text: conprobabuntur

title: conprobabuntur


text: conprobabar

title: conprobabar


text: conprobabaris

title: conprobabaris


text: conprobabatur

title: conprobabatur


text: conprobabamur

title: conprobabamur


text: conprobabamini

title: conprobabamini


text: conprobabantur

title: conprobabantur


text: conprobem

title: conprobem


text: conprobes

title: conprobes


text: conprobet

title: conprobet


text: conprobemus

title: conprobemus


text: conprobetis

title: conprobetis


text: conprobent

title: conprobent


text: conprobarem

title: conprobarem


text: conprobares

title: conprobares


text: conprobaret

title: conprobaret


text: conprobaremus

title: conprobaremus


text: conprobaretis

title: conprobaretis


text: conprobarent

title: conprobarent


text: conprobaverim

title: conprobaverim


text: conprobavissem

title: conprobavissem


text: conprobavisses

title: conprobavisses


text: conprobavisset

title: conprobavisset


text: conprobavissemus

title: conprobavissemus


text: conprobavissetis

title: conprobavissetis


text: conprobavissent

title: conprobavissent


text: conprober

title: conprober


text: conproberis

title: conproberis


text: conprobetur

title: conprobetur


text: conprobemur

title: conprobemur


text: conprobemini

title: conprobemini


text: conprobentur

title: conprobentur


text: conprobarer

title: conprobarer


text: conprobareris

title: conprobareris


text: conprobaretur

title: conprobaretur


text: conprobaremur

title: conprobaremur


text: conprobaremini

title: conprobaremini


text: conprobarentur

title: conprobarentur


text: conproba

title: conproba


text: conprobato

title: conprobato


text: conprobate

title: conprobate


text: conprobatote

title: conprobatote


text: conprobanto

title: conprobanto


text: conprobare

title: conprobare


text: conprobator

title: conprobator


text: conprobantor

title: conprobantor


text: conprobavisse

title: conprobavisse


text: conprobari

title: conprobari


text:
conprobans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: conprobans


text:
comprobans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) approving, accepting, sanctioning, ratifying
 * 2) proving, justifying, confirming, attesting

title: comprobans


text: conprobantes

title: conprobantes


text: conprobantia

title: conprobantia


text: conprobantis

title: conprobantis


text: conprobantium

title: conprobantium


text: conprobanti

title: conprobanti


text: conprobante

title: conprobante


text: conprobantibus

title: conprobantibus


text: conprobantem

title: conprobantem


text: comprobantia

title: comprobantia


text: comprobantis

title: comprobantis


text: comprobantium

title: comprobantium


text:
hiirenloukku

Etymology
Structurally. Originally, possibly a. See for more.

Noun

 * 1) mousetrap device to catch mice

title: hiirenloukku


text: comprobanti

title: comprobanti


text: comprobantibus

title: comprobantibus


text: comprobantem

title: comprobantem


text:
contact details

Noun

 * 1) Information on how to contact a person or entity, typically including a telephone number, address etc.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Georgian: საკონტაქტო ინფორმაცია
 * German: Kontaktangaben, Kontaktdaten, Kontaktinformationen
 * Japanese: 連絡先
 * Korean:
 * Portuguese: dados para contato
 * Russian: конта́ктная информа́ция, конта́ктные да́нные,
 * Swedish:

title: contact details


text:
Christianisierung

Noun

 * 1) Christianisation / Christianization (Christianising / Christianizing )

title: Christianisierung


text:
nakkisämpylä

Noun

 * 1) hot dog grilled or steamed sausage served in a bun

title: nakkisämpylä


text:
christianisieren

Verb

 * 1) to Christianize

title: christianisieren


text: precisà

title: precisà


text: precisessis

title: precisessis


text: precisin

title: precisin


text: precisí

title: precisí


text: precisàrem

title: precisàrem


text: precisàreu

title: precisàreu


text: precisarà

title: precisarà


text: precisis

title: precisis


text: precisessin

title: precisessin


text: precisés

title: precisés


text: precisàveu

title: precisàveu


text: precisarien

title: precisarien


text: preciseu

title: preciseu


text: precisaven

title: precisaven


text: precisaríeu

title: precisaríeu


text: precisaves

title: precisaves


text: precisat

title: precisat


text: precisàvem

title: precisàvem


text: precisaràs

title: precisaràs


text: precisaríem

title: precisaríem


text: precisareu

title: precisareu


text: precisant

title: precisant


text: preciséssiu

title: preciséssiu


text: preciséssim

title: preciséssim


text: precisaries

title: precisaries


text:
modd

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a unit of dry volume, that is officially 10.27 imperial cubic feet (290.9 L).
 * 2)  a unit of surface area, that is officially 4.444 imperial acres (1.799 ha).

Noun

 * 1) loose, slippery, partly melted snow, often mixed with mud

Etymology 1
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) way, manner, fashion
 * 2) means, resources
 * 3)  mood
 * 4)  mode
 * 5)  mode value occurring most frequently in a distribution
 * 1)  mode value occurring most frequently in a distribution

Usage notes

 * Used with the verb in polite language to express "can" or "be able to".

title: modd


title: Template:gem-conj-wk4


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/liʀnōn

Etymology
A fientive verb derived from.

Verb

 * 1)  to learn

Inflection
Unknown.


text:
Category:Proto-Germanic class 4 weak verbs

This class consists of verbs with the suffix -na-/-nō-.


text:
coratjós

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) courageous

title: coratjós


text:
conquisitor

Noun

 * 1) recruiting officer, recruiter

title: conquisitor


text: conquisitores

title: conquisitores


text: conquisitoris

title: conquisitoris


text: conquisitori

title: conquisitori


text: conquisitoribus

title: conquisitoribus


text: conquisitorem

title: conquisitorem


text: conquisitore

title: conquisitore


text:
cowyard

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) An enclosure for cows close by the farm.

title: cowyard


text:
consequens

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) attending, accompanying, pursuing
 * 2) ensuing, resulting

title: consequens


text: consequentes

title: consequentes


text: consequentis

title: consequentis


text: consequentium

title: consequentium


text: consequenti

title: consequenti


text: consequentibus

title: consequentibus


text: consequentem

title: consequentem


text: consparsio

title: consparsio


text:
conspersio

Noun

 * 1) scattering, strewing, sprinkling

title: conspersio


text: consparsiones

title: consparsiones


text: consparsionis

title: consparsionis


text: consparsionum

title: consparsionum


text: consparsioni

title: consparsioni


text: consparsionibus

title: consparsionibus


text: consparsionem

title: consparsionem


text: consparsione

title: consparsione


text: conspersiones

title: conspersiones


text: conspersionis

title: conspersionis


text: conspersionum

title: conspersionum


text: conspersioni

title: conspersioni


text: conspersionibus

title: conspersionibus


text: conspersionem

title: conspersionem


text: conspersione

title: conspersione


text:
contentiosus

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) contentious, disputatious
 * 2) headstrong, obstinate, pertinacious

title: contentiosus


text: contentiosa

title: contentiosa


text: contentiosum

title: contentiosum


text: contentiosi

title: contentiosi


text: contentiosae

title: contentiosae


text: contentiosorum

title: contentiosorum


text: contentiosarum

title: contentiosarum


text: contentioso

title: contentioso


text: contentiosis

title: contentiosis


text: contentiosam

title: contentiosam


text: contentiosos

title: contentiosos


text: contentiosas

title: contentiosas


text: contentiose

title: contentiose


text:
cooperans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cooperating
 * 2) uniting, combining

title: cooperans


text: cooperantes

title: cooperantes


text: cooperantia

title: cooperantia


text: cooperantis

title: cooperantis


text: cooperantium

title: cooperantium


text: cooperanti

title: cooperanti


text: cooperantibus

title: cooperantibus


text: cooperantem

title: cooperantem


text: dormierit

title: dormierit


text: news anchors

title: news anchors


text: clarescis

title: clarescis


text: clarescit

title: clarescit


text: clarescimus

title: clarescimus


text: clarescitis

title: clarescitis


text: clarescunt

title: clarescunt


text: clarescam

title: clarescam


text: claresces

title: claresces


text: clarescet

title: clarescet


text: clarescemus

title: clarescemus


text: clarescetis

title: clarescetis


text: clarescent

title: clarescent


text: clarescebam

title: clarescebam


text: clarescebas

title: clarescebas


text: clarescebat

title: clarescebat


text: clarescebamus

title: clarescebamus


text: clarescebatis

title: clarescebatis


text: clarescebant

title: clarescebant


text: clarui

title: clarui


text: claruisti

title: claruisti


text: claruit

title: claruit


text: claruimus

title: claruimus


text: claruistis

title: claruistis


text: claruerunt

title: claruerunt


text: claruero

title: claruero


text: clarueris

title: clarueris


text: claruerit

title: claruerit


text: claruerimus

title: claruerimus


text: clarueritis

title: clarueritis


text: claruerint

title: claruerint


text: clarueram

title: clarueram


text: clarueras

title: clarueras


text: claruerat

title: claruerat


text: clarueramus

title: clarueramus


text: clarueratis

title: clarueratis


text: claruerant

title: claruerant


text: clarescas

title: clarescas


text: clarescat

title: clarescat


text: clarescamus

title: clarescamus


text: clarescatis

title: clarescatis


text: clarescant

title: clarescant


text: clarescerem

title: clarescerem


text: claresceres

title: claresceres


text: claresceret

title: claresceret


text: claresceremus

title: claresceremus


text: claresceretis

title: claresceretis


text: clarescerent

title: clarescerent


text: claruerim

title: claruerim


text: claruissem

title: claruissem


text: claruisses

title: claruisses


text: claruisset

title: claruisset


text: claruissemus

title: claruissemus


text: claruissetis

title: claruissetis


text: claruissent

title: claruissent


text: claresce

title: claresce


text: clarescito

title: clarescito


text: clarescite

title: clarescite


text: clarescitote

title: clarescitote


text: clarescunto

title: clarescunto


text: clarescere

title: clarescere


text: claruisse

title: claruisse


text:
decalvo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to make (or become) bald

title: decalvo


text: decalvas

title: decalvas


text: decalvat

title: decalvat


text: decalvamus

title: decalvamus


text: decalvatis

title: decalvatis


text: decalvant

title: decalvant


text: decalvabo

title: decalvabo


text: decalvabis

title: decalvabis


text: decalvabit

title: decalvabit


text: decalvabimus

title: decalvabimus


text: decalvabitis

title: decalvabitis


text: decalvabunt

title: decalvabunt


text: decalvabam

title: decalvabam


text: decalvabas

title: decalvabas


text: decalvabat

title: decalvabat


text: decalvabamus

title: decalvabamus


text:
farkku

Etymology

 * originally derived from >  >, from which it spread to some other senses and compounds of

Noun

 * 1) station wagon
 * 1) station wagon
 * 1) station wagon
 * 1) station wagon

title: farkku


text: decalvabatis

title: decalvabatis


text: decalvabant

title: decalvabant


text: decalvavi

title: decalvavi


text: decalvavisti

title: decalvavisti


text: decalvavit

title: decalvavit


text: decalvavimus

title: decalvavimus


text: decalvavistis

title: decalvavistis


text: decalvaverunt

title: decalvaverunt


text: decalvavero

title: decalvavero


text: decalvaveris

title: decalvaveris


text: decalvaverit

title: decalvaverit


text: decalvaverimus

title: decalvaverimus


text: decalvaveritis

title: decalvaveritis


text: decalvaverint

title: decalvaverint


text: decalvaveram

title: decalvaveram


text: decalvaveras

title: decalvaveras


text: decalvaverat

title: decalvaverat


text: decalvaveramus

title: decalvaveramus


text: decalvaveratis

title: decalvaveratis


text: decalvaverant

title: decalvaverant


text: decalvor

title: decalvor


text: decalvaris

title: decalvaris


text: decalvatur

title: decalvatur


text: decalvamur

title: decalvamur


text: decalvamini

title: decalvamini


text: decalvantur

title: decalvantur


text: decalvabor

title: decalvabor


text: decalvaberis

title: decalvaberis


text: decalvabitur

title: decalvabitur


text: decalvabimur

title: decalvabimur


text: decalvabimini

title: decalvabimini


text: decalvabuntur

title: decalvabuntur


text: decalvabar

title: decalvabar


text: decalvabaris

title: decalvabaris


text: decalvabatur

title: decalvabatur


text: decalvabamur

title: decalvabamur


text: decalvabamini

title: decalvabamini


text: decalvabantur

title: decalvabantur


text: decalvem

title: decalvem


text: decalves

title: decalves


text: decalvet

title: decalvet


text: decalvemus

title: decalvemus


text: decalvetis

title: decalvetis


text: decalvent

title: decalvent


text: decalvarem

title: decalvarem


text: decalvares

title: decalvares


text: decalvaret

title: decalvaret


text: decalvaremus

title: decalvaremus


text: decalvaretis

title: decalvaretis


text: decalvarent

title: decalvarent


text: decalvaverim

title: decalvaverim


text: decalvavissem

title: decalvavissem


text: decalvavisses

title: decalvavisses


text: decalvavisset

title: decalvavisset


text: decalvavissemus

title: decalvavissemus


text: decalvavissetis

title: decalvavissetis


text: decalvavissent

title: decalvavissent


text: decalver

title: decalver


text: decalveris

title: decalveris


text: decalvetur

title: decalvetur


text: decalvemur

title: decalvemur


text: decalvemini

title: decalvemini


text: decalventur

title: decalventur


text: decalvarer

title: decalvarer


text: decalvareris

title: decalvareris


text: decalvaretur

title: decalvaretur


text: decalvaremur

title: decalvaremur


text: decalvaremini

title: decalvaremini


text: decalvarentur

title: decalvarentur


text: decalva

title: decalva


text: decalvato

title: decalvato


text: decalvate

title: decalvate


text: decalvatote

title: decalvatote


text: decalvanto

title: decalvanto


text: decalvare

title: decalvare


text: decalvator

title: decalvator


text: decalvantor

title: decalvantor


text: decalvavisse

title: decalvavisse


text: decalvari

title: decalvari


text:
versificat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) versified

title: versificat


text: versificamus

title: versificamus


text: versificatis

title: versificatis


text: versificant

title: versificant


text: versificabo

title: versificabo


text: versificabis

title: versificabis


text: versificabit

title: versificabit


text: versificabimus

title: versificabimus


text: versificabitis

title: versificabitis


text: versificabunt

title: versificabunt


text: versificabam

title: versificabam


text: versificabat

title: versificabat


text: versificabamus

title: versificabamus


text: versificabatis

title: versificabatis


text: versificabant

title: versificabant


text: versificavi

title: versificavi


text: versificavisti

title: versificavisti


text: versificavit

title: versificavit


text: versificavimus

title: versificavimus


text: versificavistis

title: versificavistis


text: versificaverunt

title: versificaverunt


text: versificavero

title: versificavero


text: versificaveris

title: versificaveris


text: versificaverit

title: versificaverit


text: versificaverimus

title: versificaverimus


text: versificaveritis

title: versificaveritis


text: versificaverint

title: versificaverint


text: versificaveram

title: versificaveram


text: versificaveras

title: versificaveras


text: versificaverat

title: versificaverat


text: versificaveramus

title: versificaveramus


text: versificaveratis

title: versificaveratis


text: versificaverant

title: versificaverant


text: versificor

title: versificor


text: versificaris

title: versificaris


text: versificatur

title: versificatur


text: versificamur

title: versificamur


text: versificamini

title: versificamini


text: versificantur

title: versificantur


text: versificabor

title: versificabor


text: versificaberis

title: versificaberis


text: versificabitur

title: versificabitur


text: versificabimur

title: versificabimur


text: versificabimini

title: versificabimini


text: versificabuntur

title: versificabuntur


text: versificabar

title: versificabar


text: versificabaris

title: versificabaris


text: versificabatur

title: versificabatur


text: versificabamur

title: versificabamur


text: versificabamini

title: versificabamini


text: versificabantur

title: versificabantur


text: versificem

title: versificem


text: versifices

title: versifices


text: versificet

title: versificet


text: versificemus

title: versificemus


text: versificetis

title: versificetis


text: versificent

title: versificent


text: versificarem

title: versificarem


text: versificaret

title: versificaret


text: versificaremus

title: versificaremus


text: versificaretis

title: versificaretis


text: versificarent

title: versificarent


text: versificaverim

title: versificaverim


text: versificavissem

title: versificavissem


text: versificavisses

title: versificavisses


text: versificavisset

title: versificavisset


text: versificavissemus

title: versificavissemus


text: versificavissetis

title: versificavissetis


text: versificavissent

title: versificavissent


text: versificer

title: versificer


text: versificeris

title: versificeris


text: versificetur

title: versificetur


text: versificemur

title: versificemur


text: versificemini

title: versificemini


text: versificentur

title: versificentur


text: versificarer

title: versificarer


text: versificareris

title: versificareris


text: versificaretur

title: versificaretur


text: facetiarum

title: facetiarum


text: versificaremur

title: versificaremur


text: versificaremini

title: versificaremini


text: facetiis

title: facetiis


text: versificarentur

title: versificarentur


text: facetiam

title: facetiam


text: versificato

title: versificato


text: facetias

title: facetias


text: versificate

title: versificate


text: versificatote

title: versificatote


text: versificanto

title: versificanto


text: versificantor

title: versificantor


text: versificavisse

title: versificavisse


text: versificari

title: versificari


text: laserpiciaria

title: laserpiciaria


text: laserpiciarium

title: laserpiciarium


text: laserpiciarii

title: laserpiciarii


text: laserpiciariae

title: laserpiciariae


text: laserpiciariorum

title: laserpiciariorum


text: laserpiciariarum

title: laserpiciariarum


text: laserpiciario

title: laserpiciario


text: laserpiciariis

title: laserpiciariis


text: laserpiciariam

title: laserpiciariam


text: laserpiciarios

title: laserpiciarios


text: laserpiciarias

title: laserpiciarias


text: laserpiciarie

title: laserpiciarie


text: laserpiciata

title: laserpiciata


text: laserpiciatum

title: laserpiciatum


text: laserpiciati

title: laserpiciati


text: laserpiciatae

title: laserpiciatae


text: laserpiciatorum

title: laserpiciatorum


text: laserpiciatarum

title: laserpiciatarum


text: laserpiciato

title: laserpiciato


text: laserpiciatis

title: laserpiciatis


text: laserpiciatam

title: laserpiciatam


text: laserpiciatos

title: laserpiciatos


text: laserpiciatas

title: laserpiciatas


text: laserpiciate

title: laserpiciate


text:
Wiktionary talk:Entry titles

Should probably note that the period is used only as part of an acronym (like cf.), but not e. g. in proverbs. -- Prince Kassad 13:59, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
 * It's a bit more complicated than that, but yes, it should say something. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:37, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

Russian titles may have a spaced — in the title
See Requests_for_moves,_mergers_and_splits. (Do I need to copy the full discussion, in case it gets archived?) --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 03:37, 18 November 2013 (UTC)

title: Wiktionary talk:Entry titles


text:
destituo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to fix or set in position; to place
 * 2) to leave alone, forsake, abandon or desert
 * 3) to delude, deceive, cheat
 * 1) to delude, deceive, cheat
 * 1) to delude, deceive, cheat
 * 1) to delude, deceive, cheat
 * 1) to delude, deceive, cheat

title: destituo


text: destituis

title: destituis


text:
destituit

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) removed, dismissed

title: destituit


text: destituimus

title: destituimus


text: destituitis

title: destituitis


text: destituunt

title: destituunt


text: destituam

title: destituam


text: destituet

title: destituet


text: destituemus

title: destituemus


text: destituetis

title: destituetis


text: destituebam

title: destituebam


text: destituebas

title: destituebas


text: destituebat

title: destituebat


text: destituebamus

title: destituebamus


text: destituebatis

title: destituebatis


text: destituebant

title: destituebant


text:
destitui

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to discharge, to depose

title: destitui


text: destituistis

title: destituistis


text: destituerunt

title: destituerunt


text: destituero

title: destituero


text: destitueris

title: destitueris


text: destituerit

title: destituerit


text: destituerimus

title: destituerimus


text: destitueritis

title: destitueritis


text: destituerint

title: destituerint


text: destitueram

title: destitueram


text: destituerat

title: destituerat


text: destitueramus

title: destitueramus


text: destitueratis

title: destitueratis


text: destituerant

title: destituerant


text: destituor

title: destituor


text: destituitur

title: destituitur


text: destituimur

title: destituimur


text: destituimini

title: destituimini


text: destituuntur

title: destituuntur


text: destituar

title: destituar


text: destituetur

title: destituetur


text: destituemur

title: destituemur


text: destituemini

title: destituemini


text: destituentur

title: destituentur


text: destituebar

title: destituebar


text: destituebaris

title: destituebaris


text: destituebatur

title: destituebatur


text: destituebamur

title: destituebamur


text: destituebamini

title: destituebamini


text: destituebantur

title: destituebantur


text: destituat

title: destituat


text: destituamus

title: destituamus


text: destituatis

title: destituatis


text: destituerem

title: destituerem


text: destitueres

title: destitueres


text: destitueret

title: destitueret


text: destitueremus

title: destitueremus


text: destitueretis

title: destitueretis


text: destituerent

title: destituerent


text: destituerim

title: destituerim


text: destituissem

title: destituissem


text: destituisses

title: destituisses


text: destituisset

title: destituisset


text: destituissemus

title: destituissemus


text: destituissetis

title: destituissetis


text: destituissent

title: destituissent


text: destituaris

title: destituaris


text: destituatur

title: destituatur


text: destituamur

title: destituamur


text: destituamini

title: destituamini


text: destituantur

title: destituantur


text: destituerer

title: destituerer


text: destituereris

title: destituereris


text: destitueretur

title: destitueretur


text: destitueremur

title: destitueremur


text: destitueremini

title: destitueremini


text: destituerentur

title: destituerentur


text: destituitote

title: destituitote


text: destituunto

title: destituunto


text: destituere

title: destituere


text: destituitor

title: destituitor


text: destituuntor

title: destituuntor


text:
destruens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) destroying, demolishing, ruining

title: destruens


text: destruentes

title: destruentes


text: destruentia

title: destruentia


text: destruentis

title: destruentis


text: destruentium

title: destruentium


text: destruenti

title: destruenti


text: destruentibus

title: destruentibus


text: destruentem

title: destruentem


text: deturpas

title: deturpas


text: deturpat

title: deturpat


text: deturpamus

title: deturpamus


text: deturpatis

title: deturpatis


text: deturpant

title: deturpant


text: deturpabo

title: deturpabo


text: deturpabis

title: deturpabis


text: deturpabit

title: deturpabit


text: deturpabimus

title: deturpabimus


text: deturpabitis

title: deturpabitis


text:
d100

Noun

 * 1)  A die roll used for example in some role-playing games and wargames to generate a random number between 1 and 100. The most common method is to roll 2 differently colored d10s, where each color has been designated to represent one of the two digits. (Rolls of 10 are treated as the digit 0. Double-0 can be treated as zero or 100, depending on the context.)
 * 2)  A die with 100 sides.

Translations

 * Danish:
 * Finnish: d100
 * French: ,
 * Swedish: d100

title: d100


text: deturpabunt

title: deturpabunt


text: deturpabam

title: deturpabam


text: deturpabas

title: deturpabas


text: deturpabat

title: deturpabat


text: deturpabamus

title: deturpabamus


text: deturpabatis

title: deturpabatis


text: deturpabant

title: deturpabant


text: deturpavisti

title: deturpavisti


text: deturpavit

title: deturpavit


text: deturpavimus

title: deturpavimus


text: deturpavistis

title: deturpavistis


text: deturpaverunt

title: deturpaverunt


text: deturpavero

title: deturpavero


text: deturpaveris

title: deturpaveris


text: deturpaverit

title: deturpaverit


text: deturpaverimus

title: deturpaverimus


text: deturpaveritis

title: deturpaveritis


text: deturpaverint

title: deturpaverint


text: deturpaveram

title: deturpaveram


text: deturpaveras

title: deturpaveras


text: deturpaverat

title: deturpaverat


text: deturpaveramus

title: deturpaveramus


text: deturpaveratis

title: deturpaveratis


text: deturpaverant

title: deturpaverant


text: deturpor

title: deturpor


text: deturparis

title: deturparis


text: deturpatur

title: deturpatur


text: deturpamur

title: deturpamur


text: deturpamini

title: deturpamini


text: deturpantur

title: deturpantur


text: deturpabor

title: deturpabor


text: deturpaberis

title: deturpaberis


text: deturpabitur

title: deturpabitur


text: deturpabimur

title: deturpabimur


text: deturpabimini

title: deturpabimini


text: deturpabuntur

title: deturpabuntur


text: deturpabar

title: deturpabar


text: deturpabaris

title: deturpabaris


text: deturpabatur

title: deturpabatur


text: deturpabamur

title: deturpabamur


text: deturpabamini

title: deturpabamini


text: deturpabantur

title: deturpabantur


text: deturpem

title: deturpem


text: deturpes

title: deturpes


text: deturpet

title: deturpet


text: deturpemus

title: deturpemus


text: deturpetis

title: deturpetis


text: deturpent

title: deturpent


text: deturparem

title: deturparem


text: deturpares

title: deturpares


text: deturparet

title: deturparet


text: deturparemus

title: deturparemus


text: deturparetis

title: deturparetis


text: deturparent

title: deturparent


text: deturpaverim

title: deturpaverim


text: deturpavissem

title: deturpavissem


text: deturpavisses

title: deturpavisses


text: deturpavisset

title: deturpavisset


text: deturpavissemus

title: deturpavissemus


text: deturpavissetis

title: deturpavissetis


text: deturpavissent

title: deturpavissent


text: deturper

title: deturper


text: deturperis

title: deturperis


text: deturpetur

title: deturpetur


text: deturpemur

title: deturpemur


text: deturpemini

title: deturpemini


text: deturpentur

title: deturpentur


text: deturparer

title: deturparer


text: deturpareris

title: deturpareris


text: deturparetur

title: deturparetur


text: deturparemur

title: deturparemur


text: deturparemini

title: deturparemini


text: deturparentur

title: deturparentur


text: deturpatote

title: deturpatote


text: deturpanto

title: deturpanto


text: deturpator

title: deturpator


text: deturpantor

title: deturpantor


text: deturpavisse

title: deturpavisse


text: deturpari

title: deturpari


text:
diiudicans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) deciding, settling
 * 2) adjudicating, judging
 * 3) discerning

title: diiudicans


text: diiudicantes

title: diiudicantes


text: diiudicantia

title: diiudicantia


text: diiudicantis

title: diiudicantis


text: diiudicantium

title: diiudicantium


text: diiudicanti

title: diiudicanti


text: diiudicante

title: diiudicante


text: diiudicantibus

title: diiudicantibus


text: diiudicantem

title: diiudicantem


text:
oboseală

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tiredness, fatigue, weariness

title: oboseală


text:
dilatat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) dilated, enlarged

title: dilatat


text: dilatamus

title: dilatamus


text: dilatatis

title: dilatatis


text: dilatabo

title: dilatabo


text: dilatabis

title: dilatabis


text: dilatabit

title: dilatabit


text: dilatabimus

title: dilatabimus


text: dilatabitis

title: dilatabitis


text: dilatabunt

title: dilatabunt


text: dilatabam

title: dilatabam


text: dilatabat

title: dilatabat


text: dilatabamus

title: dilatabamus


text: dilatabatis

title: dilatabatis


text: dilatabant

title: dilatabant


text: dilatavisti

title: dilatavisti


text: dilatavit

title: dilatavit


text: dilatavimus

title: dilatavimus


text: dilatavistis

title: dilatavistis


text: dilataverunt

title: dilataverunt


text: dilatavero

title: dilatavero


text: dilataveris

title: dilataveris


text: dilataverit

title: dilataverit


text: dilataverimus

title: dilataverimus


text: dilataveritis

title: dilataveritis


text: dilataverint

title: dilataverint


text: dilataveram

title: dilataveram


text: dilataveras

title: dilataveras


text: dilataverat

title: dilataverat


text: dilataveramus

title: dilataveramus


text: dilataveratis

title: dilataveratis


text: dilataverant

title: dilataverant


text: dilataris

title: dilataris


text: dilatatur

title: dilatatur


text: dilatamur

title: dilatamur


text: dilatamini

title: dilatamini


text: dilatantur

title: dilatantur


text: dilatabor

title: dilatabor


text: dilataberis

title: dilataberis


text: dilatabitur

title: dilatabitur


text: dilatabimur

title: dilatabimur


text: dilatabimini

title: dilatabimini


text: dilatabuntur

title: dilatabuntur


text: dilatabar

title: dilatabar


text: dilatabaris

title: dilatabaris


text: dilatabatur

title: dilatabatur


text: dilatabamur

title: dilatabamur


text: dilatabamini

title: dilatabamini


text: dilatabantur

title: dilatabantur


text: dilatem

title: dilatem


text: dilatet

title: dilatet


text: dilatemus

title: dilatemus


text: dilatetis

title: dilatetis


text: dilatarem

title: dilatarem


text: dilataret

title: dilataret


text: dilataremus

title: dilataremus


text: dilataretis

title: dilataretis


text: dilatarent

title: dilatarent


text: dilataverim

title: dilataverim


text: dilatavissem

title: dilatavissem


text: dilatavisses

title: dilatavisses


text: dilatavisset

title: dilatavisset


text: dilatavissemus

title: dilatavissemus


text: dilatavissetis

title: dilatavissetis


text: dilatavissent

title: dilatavissent


text: dilateris

title: dilateris


text: dilatetur

title: dilatetur


text: dilatemur

title: dilatemur


text: dilatemini

title: dilatemini


text: dilatentur

title: dilatentur


text: dilatarer

title: dilatarer


text: dilatareris

title: dilatareris


text: dilataretur

title: dilataretur


text: dilataremur

title: dilataremur


text: dilataremini

title: dilataremini


text: dilatarentur

title: dilatarentur


text: dilatatote

title: dilatatote


text: dilatanto

title: dilatanto


text:
dilatator

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  A muscle that dilates any part; a dilator.

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) dilatative

title: dilatator


text: dilatantor

title: dilatantor


text: dilatavisse

title: dilatavisse


text: dilatari

title: dilatari


text: kanteles

title: kanteles


text: envenomations

title: envenomations


text: krapfens

title: krapfens


text:
ebriosus

Adjective

 * 1) addicted to drink

title: ebriosus


text: ebriosa

title: ebriosa


text: ebriosum

title: ebriosum


text: ebriosi

title: ebriosi


text: ebriosae

title: ebriosae


text: ebriosorum

title: ebriosorum


text: ebriosarum

title: ebriosarum


text: ebrioso

title: ebrioso


text: ebriosis

title: ebriosis


text: ebriosam

title: ebriosam


text: ebriosos

title: ebriosos


text: ebriosas

title: ebriosas


text:
ebriose

Adjective

 * 1)  inebriated; drunk

Synonyms

 * Thesaurus:drunk

title: ebriose


text: enigmatis

title: enigmatis


text: enigmatum

title: enigmatum


text: enigmati

title: enigmati


text: enigmatibus

title: enigmatibus


text: enigmate

title: enigmate


text:
rekest

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  request

Usage notes

 * Still found in the expression nul op (het) rekest krijgen ("to receive a negative reply, to have one's request denied"), which is largely limited to written language.

title: rekest


text:
bezoldigen

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to pay salary to

title: bezoldigen


text:
excellens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) elevating, rising
 * 2) exulting
 * 3) excelling, surpassing

Adjective

 * 1) distinguished
 * 2) excellent
 * 1) excellent

title: excellens


text: excellentis

title: excellentis


text: excellentium

title: excellentium


text: excellenti

title: excellenti


text: excellentibus

title: excellentibus


text: excellentem

title: excellentem


text:
àrab

Adjective

 * 1) Arab, Arabic

Noun

 * 1) Arab

Noun

 * 1) Arabic (language)

title: àrab


text: صفات

title: صفات


text: excellentior

title: excellentior


text: excellentius

title: excellentius


text: excellentiores

title: excellentiores


text: excellentiora

title: excellentiora


text: excellentioris

title: excellentioris


text: excellentiorum

title: excellentiorum


text: excellentiori

title: excellentiori


text: excellentiorem

title: excellentiorem


text: excellentiore

title: excellentiore


text: excellentioribus

title: excellentioribus


text:
exin

Adverb

 * 1) thence, thereafter, then
 * 2) furthermore

title: exin


text: exterminatores

title: exterminatores


text: exterminatoris

title: exterminatoris


text: exterminatorum

title: exterminatorum


text: exterminatori

title: exterminatori


text: exterminatoribus

title: exterminatoribus


text: exterminatorem

title: exterminatorem


text: exterminatore

title: exterminatore


text: сифатҳо

title: сифатҳо


text:
extollo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to elevate
 * 2) to erect (a building)
 * 3) to exalt, extol

title: extollo


text:
extollens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) elevating
 * 2) erecting
 * 3) exalting

title: extollens


text: extollentes

title: extollentes


text:
extollentia

Noun

 * 1) pride
 * 2) insolence

title: extollentia


text: extollentis

title: extollentis


text: extollentium

title: extollentium


text: extollenti

title: extollenti


text: extollentibus

title: extollentibus


text: extollentem

title: extollentem


text:
alcàsser

Etymology
, itself from, whence also.

Noun

 * 1) alcazar Moorish fortress in Spain
 * 2)  castle, citadel
 * 3)  quarterdeck

title: alcàsser


text: сифот

title: сифот


text:
D20

Noun

 * 1)  d20

title: D20


text: orateurs

title: orateurs


text: oratrices

title: oratrices


text:
D12

Noun

 * 1)  d12

title: D12


text:
mossàrab

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) Mozarab

Noun

 * 1) Mozarab
 * 2) Mozarabic

title: mossàrab


text:
D8

Noun

 * 1)  d8

title: D8


text:
almiqui

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * , a soricomorph endemic to Cuba, unusual among mammals in having venomous saliva.

title: almiqui


text: almiquis

title: almiquis


text:
mudèjar

Etymology
, from the verb, from.

Adjective

 * 1) Mudéjar

Noun

 * 1) Mudéjar

title: mudèjar


text:
User:Kiko4564

I can be found on Freenode or wikihow under the nick Mark-Potter and on Spotchat as mark1. Notice: Please beware that I have or may edit or login to wikipedia from my school or local library either from this account or my alternate one, which are served by the ISP "Norfolk County Council" and I believe that three IP address's are used in those locations. Those IP address's seem to begin in the format 19x.

I am Kiko4564 on The Test Wiki

title: User:Kiko4564


text:
soricomorph

Noun

 * 1) Any member of the order Soricomorpha of shrew-like mammals.

title: soricomorph


text: soricomorphs

title: soricomorphs


text: Costa d'Ivori

title: Costa d'Ivori


text:
D4

Noun

 * 1)  d4

title: D4


text:
manézs

Etymology
From, from , from , ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) circus ring
 * 2) riding-school, manège

title: manézs


text:
licantrop

Noun

 * 1) lycanthrope

title: licantrop


text: manézsok

title: manézsok


text:
home llop

Etymology
lit. 'wolf man'.

Noun

 * 1) werewolf

title: home llop


text: extollis

title: extollis


text: extollit

title: extollit


text: extollimus

title: extollimus


text: extollitis

title: extollitis


text: extollunt

title: extollunt


text: extollam

title: extollam


text: extolles

title: extolles


text: extollet

title: extollet


text: extollemus

title: extollemus


text: extolletis

title: extolletis


text: extollent

title: extollent


text: extollebam

title: extollebam


text: extollebas

title: extollebas


text: extollebat

title: extollebat


text: extollebamus

title: extollebamus


text: extollebatis

title: extollebatis


text: extollebant

title: extollebant


text: extollor

title: extollor


text: extolleris

title: extolleris


text: extollitur

title: extollitur


text: extollimur

title: extollimur


text: extollimini

title: extollimini


text: extolluntur

title: extolluntur


text: extollar

title: extollar


text: extolletur

title: extolletur


text: extollemur

title: extollemur


text: extollemini

title: extollemini


text: extollentur

title: extollentur


text: extollebar

title: extollebar


text: extollebaris

title: extollebaris


text: extollebatur

title: extollebatur


text: extollebamur

title: extollebamur


text: extollebamini

title: extollebamini


text: extollebantur

title: extollebantur


text: extollas

title: extollas


text: extollat

title: extollat


text: extollamus

title: extollamus


text: extollatis

title: extollatis


text: extollant

title: extollant


text: extollerem

title: extollerem


text: extolleres

title: extolleres


text: extolleret

title: extolleret


text: extolleremus

title: extolleremus


text: extolleretis

title: extolleretis


text: extollerent

title: extollerent


text: extollaris

title: extollaris


text: extollatur

title: extollatur


text: extollamur

title: extollamur


text: extollamini

title: extollamini


text: extollantur

title: extollantur


text: extollerer

title: extollerer


text: extollereris

title: extollereris


text: extolleretur

title: extolleretur


text: extolleremur

title: extolleremur


text: extolleremini

title: extolleremini


text: extollerentur

title: extollerentur


text:
D6

Noun

 * 1)  d6

title: D6


text: extolle

title: extolle


text: extollito

title: extollito


text: extollite

title: extollite


text: extollitote

title: extollitote


text: extollunto

title: extollunto


text: extollere

title: extollere


text: extollitor

title: extollitor


text: extolluntor

title: extolluntor


text: extollisse

title: extollisse


text:
nayward

Noun

 * 1)  A state of denial, disbelief; the negative side.

title: nayward


text:
D10

Noun

 * 1)  d10

title: D10


text:
ruyne

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) Decline, decay, deterioration; loss of greatness.
 * 2) Lack of repair or upkeep; the state of being in disrepair.
 * 3) Lack of wealth or power; the state of being unfortunate.
 * 4) Decay or decline in morality or values; falling into vice.
 * 5) The total destroying or ruination of a settlement or structure.
 * 6)  Something which devastates or ruins.
 * 7)  The remnants or ruins of a destroyed thing or place.
 * 8)  The act of knocking over a tall structure.

Etymology
, from

Noun

 * 1) ruin; wreck
 * 2) (state of) ruin

title: ruyne


text:
grabă

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) haste

title: grabă


text:
artillerye

Noun

 * 1) artillery assortment of weapons

title: artillerye


text: hisdem

title: hisdem


text:
glorians

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) boasting, bragging
 * 2) glorying

title: glorians


text: gloriantes

title: gloriantes


text: gloriantia

title: gloriantia


text: gloriantis

title: gloriantis


text: gloriantium

title: gloriantium


text: glorianti

title: glorianti


text: gloriantibus

title: gloriantibus


text: gloriantem

title: gloriantem


text:
passaige

Noun

 * 1) passage journey between two point
 * 2) alley; passageway

title: passaige


text:
gloriatus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) boasted, bragged
 * 2) gloried

title: gloriatus


text: gloriatum

title: gloriatum


text: gloriatae

title: gloriatae


text: gloriatorum

title: gloriatorum


text: gloriatarum

title: gloriatarum


text: gloriatis

title: gloriatis


text: gloriatam

title: gloriatam


text: gloriatos

title: gloriatos


text: gloriatas

title: gloriatas


text:
gubernatio

Noun

 * 1)  steering, pilotage
 * 2) direction, control
 * 3) management, government

title: gubernatio


text: gubernationes

title: gubernationes


text: gubernationis

title: gubernationis


text: gubernationum

title: gubernationum


text: gubernationi

title: gubernationi


text: gubernationibus

title: gubernationibus


text: gubernationem

title: gubernationem


text: gubernatione

title: gubernatione


text:
prevedea

Etymology 1
Probably from, present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1)  to glimpse, catch a glimpse/sight of; see (through something else), visualize, descry, sight

Etymology 2
From +, borrowed from , , from.

Verb

 * 1) to anticipate, foresee
 * 2)  to provide for; to specify, stabilize
 * 3) to equip, endow, provide
 * 1) to equip, endow, provide
 * 1) to equip, endow, provide

title: prevedea


text:
retraicte

Noun

 * 1)  retreat

title: retraicte


text: Category:frm:Military

title: Category:frm:Military


text:
haeresis

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) sect
 * 2) heresy

title: haeresis


text: heresis

title: heresis


text: hereses

title: hereses


text: heresium

title: heresium


text:
heresi

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) heresy

title: heresi


text: heresibus

title: heresibus


text: heresem

title: heresem


text: heresim

title: heresim


text: herese

title: herese


text: haereses

title: haereses


text: haeresium

title: haeresium


text: haeresi

title: haeresi


text: haeresibus

title: haeresibus


text: haeresem

title: haeresem


text: haeresim

title: haeresim


text: haerese

title: haerese


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-ô

Etymology 1
. Possibly a fossilised form of the Proto-Indo-European thematic ablative *-eh₂d, in which case it would reflect earlier *-ôt before word-final -t was lost.

Adverb

 * 1)  -ly.

Descendants
This suffix lost its function in some Middle 🇨🇬 languages, where adverbs eventually became identical to the base adjectives they were formed from.

Etymology 2
From. Proto-Germanic masculine n-stems continue Proto-Indo-European amphikinetic n-stems, meaning the vowel grade in the root, the suffix, and the ending alternated throughout the paradigm. Stem ablaut was not preserved in any later Germanic language, but it is indirectly tangible through such pairs as English and German. Suffix ablaut is clearly visible in the paradigm below, by way of the *ô ~ *a ~ *i alternation.

Noun

 * 1)  -er.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-ô


text: honestates

title: honestates


text: honestatibus

title: honestatibus


text: honestatem

title: honestatem


text:
humilians

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) humbling, abasing, humiliating

title: humilians


text: humiliantes

title: humiliantes


text: humiliantia

title: humiliantia


text: humiliantis

title: humiliantis


text: humiliantium

title: humiliantium


text: humilianti

title: humilianti


text: humiliante

title: humiliante


text: humiliantibus

title: humiliantibus


text: humiliantem

title: humiliantem


text: Category:Scottish Gaelic terms prefixed with co-


text:
lassista

Adjective

 * 1) lax

Noun

 * 1) a tolerant of indulgent person

title: lassista


text: Category:Proto-Germanic īn-stem nouns

title: Category:Proto-Germanic īn-stem nouns


text: imperarat

title: imperarat


text:
ostohimo

Noun

 * 1) oniomania

title: ostohimo


text: тағйирҳо

title: тағйирҳо


text:
indigenus

Etymology
From, from +. Equivalent to. See also.

Adjective

 * 1) native, indigenous

Noun

 * 1) native, denizen

title: indigenus


text: indigenum

title: indigenum


text: indigenae

title: indigenae


text: indigenorum

title: indigenorum


text: indigenarum

title: indigenarum


text: indigenis

title: indigenis


text: indigenam

title: indigenam


text: indigenos

title: indigenos


text: indigenas

title: indigenas


text:
idoleum

Noun

 * 1) temple containing an idol

title: idoleum


text: idolium

title: idolium


text: idolia

title: idolia


text: idolii

title: idolii


text: idoliorum

title: idoliorum


text: idolio

title: idolio


text: idoliis

title: idoliis


text: idolea

title: idolea


text: idolei

title: idolei


text: idoleorum

title: idoleorum


text: idoleo

title: idoleo


text: idoleis

title: idoleis


text: armenes

title: armenes


text:
meusnier

Etymology
From, , from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) miller

title: meusnier


text:
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title: User talk:Laurifindil


text: ignobilior

title: ignobilior


text: ignobilius

title: ignobilius


text: ignobiliores

title: ignobiliores


text: ignobiliora

title: ignobiliora


text: ignobilioris

title: ignobilioris


text: ignobiliorum

title: ignobiliorum


text: ignobiliori

title: ignobiliori


text: ignobiliorem

title: ignobiliorem


text: ignobiliore

title: ignobiliore


text: ignobilioribus

title: ignobilioribus


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-iþō

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) -ness, -th.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-iþō


text:
ungoodly

Etymology
From (adjective via ). Compare obsolete Dutch.

Adjective

 * 1)  Bad; wicked; unhandsome.

Adverb

 * 1)  Badly; in a rough or improper manner.

title: ungoodly


text: تغییرات

title: تغییرات


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/līką

Etymology 1
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) body
 * 2) corpse, dead body
 * 1) corpse, dead body

Etymology 2
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) leech-line, bolt-rope

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/līką


text:
ard-rheamagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) imperial

title: ard-rheamagh


text:
ard-rheam

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dominion

title: ard-rheam


text:
rheam

Noun

 * 1) gamut, range, field

title: rheam


text:
armeen

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) The side-lace of a car.

title: armeen


text: armeer

title: armeer


text: armeerne

title: armeerne


text: تغییرها

title: تغییرها


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-līkaz

Etymology
From, originally with the sense of 'having the body or form of'.

Adjective

 * 1) -like, -ly.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/-līkaz


text: armeens

title: armeens


text: armeers

title: armeers


text: armeernes

title: armeernes


text:
maneeri

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) mannerism

title: maneeri


text: Mullerian ducts

title: Mullerian ducts


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/galīkaz

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) alike, similar
 * 2) equal

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/galīkaz


text:
homobatrachotoxin

Noun

 * 1) A particular batrachotoxin found in the pitohui.

title: homobatrachotoxin


text:
pitohui

Noun

 * 1) A bird of the genus  in the family  (formerly in ), endemic to New Guinea, some of which have powerful batrachotoxins in skin and feathers.
 * 2) One of several poisonous birds of similar appearance, now taxonomically separated from  proper.

Translations

 * Czech:
 * Finnish:

title: pitohui


text: pitohuis

title: pitohuis


text: dilucidated

title: dilucidated


text: dilucidating

title: dilucidating


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hwilīkaz

Etymology
From, the former being the stem of.

Determiner

 * 1) what kind of, what sort of

Descendants

 * , (from the neuter )
 * , (from the neuter )
 * , (from the neuter )
 * , (from the neuter )
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title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hwilīkaz


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/swalīkaz

Etymology
From.

Determiner

 * 1) such, that kind of, that sort of

Descendants

 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Dalian: slaiker, slaik
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Helsingian: slikan
 * Helsingian: slikan

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/swalīkaz


text:
Category talk:yi:German derivations

etymology: yi entries from de?
Are these really from German, as advertised, or from OHG? —msh210℠ (talk) 19:06, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Yiddish does have some loanwords from German, in addition to words inherited from OHG/MHG. Off the top of my head, I know that shprakh is a loanword from German (if it had been inherited, it would be shprokh). Of the ones in this category, muzik and kultur might be borrowed from German, and the rest are probably inherited from OHG/MHG. But it is often practically impossible to tell. —Angr 11:18, 6 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Category talk:yi:German derivations


text:
Talk:floopy

The given citation is for an adjective, not a noun. Equinox ◑ 19:09, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

 * It strikes me that since all the cites I found were of floopy disks, perhaps it should really be floopy disk we should be defining.--Prosfilaes 19:55, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

RFD discussion: March 2019–March 2020
"Misspelling" of floppy. But more like a typo, I'd say. Imagine how this would be pronounced! I'm not sure we really serve anybody by being a collection of miscellaneous typing and scanning errors (rather than legit misspellings like miniscule). Equinox ◑ 22:49, 28 March 2019 (UTC)
 * Delete. The [o] key is next to the [p] on keyboards, so this typo is very likely the result of sloopy typing (and proofreading). --Lambiam 05:45, 29 March 2019 (UTC)
 * Maybe do a search for quotations for to see if it has a proper meaning rather than just being a misspelling? It seems plausible that it might be a slang term. — SGconlaw (talk) 06:46, 29 March 2019 (UTC)
 * Yeah, I would expect this to exist as a silly, intentional derivative of floppy like floofy (which I see we have some surprisingly detailed /elaborate definitions for) from fluffy, even though other uses are a misspelling/typo. For example, these two seem intentional, but OTOH one uses it as a dog's(?) name and the other as a nonsense word.
 * 2010, Clive Cussler, The Adventures of Hotsy Totsy, Philomel
 * “Floopy!” Lacey burst out. “That can only be Floopyl” It was true--Floopy had a very distinctive woof, low and almost musical. “Here, Floopy!” Casey shouted. “Up here!” “Hurry, Floopy!” cried Lacey. Floopy's tail began wagging wildly ...
 * 2005, Douglas Adams, The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide: Five Complete Novels and One Story, Gramercy
 * Strangely enough, the dictionary omits the word "floopily," which simply means "in the manner of something which is floopy." The mattress globbered again. "I sense a deep dejectedness in your diodes," [...]
 * Well, if we RFD-delete the misspelling sense, that doesn't prejudice adding a different sense if one does exist with better citations than those two... - -sche (discuss) 06:55, 29 March 2019 (UTC)

 * Delete. The Adams word cited above is a nonce. ←₰-→ Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk)  12:31, 29 March 2019 (UTC)
 * Keep as a relatively common misspelling, given the frequency ratio is about 3000 per . Compare to . Policy: WT:CFI. --Dan Polansky (talk) 13:37, 29 March 2019 (UTC)
 * Delete, not a misspelling. Also delete all misspellings. - TheDaveRoss  14:10, 29 March 2019 (UTC)
 * If this is not a misspelling, then there is no WT:CFI-based rationale for deleting the entry, and the above is a CFI override. --Dan Polansky (talk) 17:30, 29 March 2019 (UTC)
 * : Please see my draft: Votes/2019-03/Excluding typos and scannos. Comments and improvements are welcome. Chignon – Пучок 18:27, 29 March 2019 (UTC)

 * The sole current example appears to be a typo, scanno or printing error. The only misspellings we should include are ones that people commonly use believing to be correct. I believe that "floopy" fails this on both counts -- it is neither common nor believed to be a correct spelling of "floppy" -- so TheDaveRoss is right: it is not a "misspelling" in the relevant sense. I couldn't say for sure that no one uses "floopy" deliberately as a word, or a deliberate variation, but we need examples of this, not just typos. Failing that, delete. Mihia (talk) 19:05, 29 March 2019 (UTC)
 * I now think the word is occasionally used as a portmanteau of floppy and droopy. Some examples where this is clearly not a typo:, , . Here it’s used in the sense of having butterflies in one’s stomach. Here it is used in another sense, "pleasantly numb" – probably a nonce use. --Lambiam 09:01, 30 March 2019 (UTC)
 * Failed - TheDaveRoss  15:59, 29 March 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:floopy


text:
زندگانی

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) life, way of life, course of one's life

title: زندگانی


text:
fallstreak

Etymology
, because they are composed of cloud crystals falling in streaks.

Noun

 * 1)  A (part of a) virga; a streak of falling ice crystals that sublimate before reaching the ground.

title: fallstreak


text: fallstreaks

title: fallstreaks


text:
wrap one's head around

Verb

 * 1)  To come to a good understanding of.
 * 2)  To crash into (something, especially a pole) messily and fatally while travelling in a motor vehicle.
 * 1)  To crash into (something, especially a pole) messily and fatally while travelling in a motor vehicle.
 * 1)  To crash into (something, especially a pole) messily and fatally while travelling in a motor vehicle.

Translations

 * Hungarian: megpróbál megérteni, (nem) fér a fejébe, fel (nem) foghat
 * Turkish:

title: wrap one's head around


text: wraps one's head around

title: wraps one's head around


text: wrapping one's head around

title: wrapping one's head around


text: wrapped one's head around

title: wrapped one's head around


text:
seepingly

Adverb

 * 1)  Gradually encroaching, as if seeping.

title: seepingly


text:
reinterpretable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being reinterpreted.

title: reinterpretable


text:
misunderstandable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being misunderstood.

title: misunderstandable


text:
reflowable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being formed into a different shape by flowing.
 * 2)  Capable of having its layout modified so as to fit into the spaces around other objects in a document.

title: reflowable


text: imbibings

title: imbibings


text:
eväjalkaiset

Noun

 * 1)  the suborder or superfamily
 * 1)  the suborder or superfamily

title: eväjalkaiset


text:
ignobilitas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) obscurity
 * 2) low birth

title: ignobilitas


text: ignobilitates

title: ignobilitates


text: ignobilitatis

title: ignobilitatis


text: ignobilitatum

title: ignobilitatum


text: ignobilitati

title: ignobilitati


text: ignobilitatibus

title: ignobilitatibus


text: ignobilitatem

title: ignobilitatem


text: ignobilitate

title: ignobilitate


text:
immolaticius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  sacrificial, meant to be sacrificed

title: immolaticius


text: immolaticia

title: immolaticia


text: immolaticium

title: immolaticium


text: immolaticii

title: immolaticii


text: immolaticiae

title: immolaticiae


text: immolaticiorum

title: immolaticiorum


text: immolaticiarum

title: immolaticiarum


text: immolaticio

title: immolaticio


text: immolaticiis

title: immolaticiis


text: immolaticiam

title: immolaticiam


text: immolaticios

title: immolaticios


text: immolaticias

title: immolaticias


text: immolaticie

title: immolaticie


text:
incontinentia

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) incontinence

title: incontinentia


text: ininterrumpida

title: ininterrumpida


text: ininterrumpidos

title: ininterrumpidos


text: ininterrumpidas

title: ininterrumpidas


text: incontinentiae

title: incontinentiae


text: incontinentiarum

title: incontinentiarum


text: incontinentiis

title: incontinentiis


text: incontinentiam

title: incontinentiam