text:
neuchaggeyder

Noun

 * 1) nonbelligerent

title: neuchaggeyder


text:
beayf

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) toad

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title: beayf


text:
beayf-chlagh

Noun

 * 1) toadstone

title: beayf-chlagh


text:
beayf ayns towl

Noun

 * 1) toad in the hole

title: beayf ayns towl


text:
علماء

Descendants

 * Hindustani:
 * Hindustani:
 * Hindustani:
 * Hindustani:
 * Hindustani:
 * Hindustani:
 * Hindustani:

title: علماء


text:
tremulantti

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1)  vox angelica organ stop giving a gentle tremolo effect
 * 2)  trill consonant

title: tremulantti


text:
rekisteritappi

Noun

 * 1)  organ stop knob near the keyboard of an organ used to select different timbres

title: rekisteritappi


text:
quilled

Adjective

 * 1) Having quills or similar structures.
 * 2)  Having long, narrow petals or florets.
 * 3) Created through the process of quilling.
 * 4)  Having small, rounded folds.
 * 5) Decorated with quillwork.
 * 1) Created through the process of quilling.
 * 2)  Having small, rounded folds.
 * 3) Decorated with quillwork.
 * 1) Decorated with quillwork.
 * 1) Decorated with quillwork.
 * 1) Decorated with quillwork.

title: quilled


text: ottopodi

title: ottopodi


text: boltropes

title: boltropes


text: bolt-ropes

title: bolt-ropes


text:
teugh

Adjective

 * 1)  tough, stubborn

title: teugh


text: Thesaurus:solfège

title: Thesaurus:solfège


text: that which doesn't kill you makes you stronger


text:
what doesn't kill you makes you stronger

Etymology
From, which has been variously translated, from 's .

Proverb

 * 1) Hardship builds moral character.

Translations

 * Arabic: مَا لَا يَقْتُلُكَ يَجْعَلُكَ أَقْوَى, مَا لَا يَقْتُلُكِ يَجْعَلُكِ قُويَا
 * Chinese:
 * Hokkien: 垃圾食，垃圾大
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech: co tě nezabije, to tě posílí
 * Finnish: se, mikä ei tapa, vahvistaa
 * French:
 * German: was dich nicht umbringt, macht dich stärker
 * Hebrew: מה שלא הורג, מחשל
 * Polish: co cię nie zabije, to cię wzmocni
 * Portuguese: o que não mata, engorda
 * Romanian: ce nu te omoară, te face mai puternic
 * Slovak: čo ťa nezabije, to ťa posilní
 * Spanish: lo que no te mata, te hace más fuerte, lo que no mata, engorda
 * Swedish: det som inte dödar härdar


text:
war dance

Noun

 * 1)  A ceremonial dance performed before a major battle or after a victory, usually by a tribe.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 戰爭舞, 戰陣舞, 戰舞
 * Finnish: sotatanssi
 * French: danse de guerre, danse guerrière
 * Galician: danza de guerra
 * German: Kriegstanz
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: πυρρίχη
 * Latin: tripudium
 * Polish: taniec wojenny
 * Portuguese:
 * Spanish:

title: war dance


text:
mistaken identity

Noun

 * 1) A case of false belief that a certain individual is someone else.
 * The police arrested the wrong man; the media reported it as a case of mistaken identity.
 * 1)  A defense in criminal law based on this situation, claiming that any eyewitnesses to a crime incorrectly thought that they saw the defendant.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Danish:
 * Finnish: virheellinen tunnistus
 * Portuguese: identidade equivocada, identidade trocada
 * Russian:

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Danish:
 * Finnish: virheellinen tunnistus
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian:

title: mistaken identity


text:
addictive personality

Noun

 * 1) A personality prone to addiction or obsession.
 * People who have addictive personalities are advised to avoid caffeine, alcohol and other drugs.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 成瘾人格
 * Finnish: addiktiivinen persoonallisuus
 * Portuguese: personalidade aditiva, personalidade viciante

title: addictive personality


text:
έξτρα παρθένο

Adjective
(éxtra parthéno)

 * 1) extra virgin
 * έξτρα παρθένο ελαιόλαδο
 * extra virgin olive oil

title: έξτρα παρθένο


text:
αγουρόλαδο

Noun

 * 1) olive oil from unripe olives
 * 2) extra virgin olive oil

title: αγουρόλαδο


text:
έξτρα

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adverb

 * 1) extra

title: έξτρα


text:
εξτρά

Adverb

 * 1)  (extra)

title: εξτρά


text: war dances

title: war dances


text:
born and bred

Phrase

 * 1)  Showing characteristics of birth and upbringing, especially in relation to a particular location.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * Korean: 나고 자라다

title: born and bred


text: reache

title: reache


text:
αγουρέλαιο

Noun

 * 1) olive oil from unripe olives, green olive oil

title: αγουρέλαιο


text:
reefy

Adjective

 * 1) containing reefs.

title: reefy


text: reely

title: reely


text:
reluctancy

Etymology
From. Compare.

Noun

 * 1)  Resistance, opposition.
 * 2)  Reluctance, disinclination.

title: reluctancy


text:
richish

Adjective

 * 1) reasonably rich, quite rich.

title: richish


text:
poorish

Adjective

 * 1) Reasonably poor, quite poor.

title: poorish


text:
largeish

Adjective

 * 1) reasonably large, quite large.

title: largeish


text:
rhomboidal

Adjective

 * 1) rhomboid, having a rhomboid shape

title: rhomboidal


text:
ελαία

Etymology
From.

title: ελαία


text:
deturbans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) upsetting, dislodging, depriving

title: deturbans


text:
deturbaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to upset, dislodge, deprive

title: deturbaturus


text:
deturbandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be upset, dislodged, deprived
 * 2) which is to be driven forth
 * 3) which is to be pulled, knocked, cast, thrust, or struck (down)
 * 4) which is to be toppled, brought (tumbling) down

title: deturbandus


text: deturbantes

title: deturbantes


text: deturbantia

title: deturbantia


text: deturbantis

title: deturbantis


text: deturbantium

title: deturbantium


text: deturbanti

title: deturbanti


text: deturbante

title: deturbante


text: deturbantibus

title: deturbantibus


text: deturbantem

title: deturbantem


text: deturbatura

title: deturbatura


text: deturbaturum

title: deturbaturum


text: deturbaturi

title: deturbaturi


text: deturbaturae

title: deturbaturae


text: deturbaturorum

title: deturbaturorum


text: deturbaturarum

title: deturbaturarum


text: deturbaturo

title: deturbaturo


text: deturbaturis

title: deturbaturis


text: deturbaturam

title: deturbaturam


text: deturbaturos

title: deturbaturos


text: deturbaturas

title: deturbaturas


text: deturbature

title: deturbature


text: deturbatum

title: deturbatum


text: deturbanda

title: deturbanda


text: deturbandum

title: deturbandum


text: deturbandi

title: deturbandi


text: deturbandae

title: deturbandae


text: deturbandorum

title: deturbandorum


text: deturbandarum

title: deturbandarum


text: deturbando

title: deturbando


text: deturbandis

title: deturbandis


text: deturbandam

title: deturbandam


text: deturbandos

title: deturbandos


text: deturbandas

title: deturbandas


text: deturbande

title: deturbande


text:
rocketer

Noun

 * 1)  A bird, especially a pheasant, which, being flushed, rises straight in the air like a rocket.

title: rocketer


text:
devehens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) carrying, conveying, transporting

title: devehens


text:
devecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to carry, convey, transport

title: devecturus


text:
devectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) carried, conveyed, transported

title: devectus


text:
devehendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be carried, conveyed, transported

title: devehendus


text: devehentes

title: devehentes


text: devehentia

title: devehentia


text: devehentis

title: devehentis


text: devehentium

title: devehentium


text: devehenti

title: devehenti


text: devehente

title: devehente


text: devehentibus

title: devehentibus


text: devehentem

title: devehentem


text: devectura

title: devectura


text: devecturum

title: devecturum


text: devecturi

title: devecturi


text: devecturae

title: devecturae


text: devecturorum

title: devecturorum


text: devecturarum

title: devecturarum


text: devecturo

title: devecturo


text: devecturis

title: devecturis


text: devecturam

title: devecturam


text: raggamuffin

title: raggamuffin


text: devecturos

title: devecturos


text: devecturas

title: devecturas


text: devecture

title: devecture


text: devecta

title: devecta


text: devectum

title: devectum


text: devecti

title: devecti


text: devectae

title: devectae


text: devectorum

title: devectorum


text: devectarum

title: devectarum


text: devecto

title: devecto


text: devectis

title: devectis


text: devectam

title: devectam


text: devectos

title: devectos


text: devectas

title: devectas


text: devecte

title: devecte


text: devehenda

title: devehenda


text: devehendum

title: devehendum


text: devehendi

title: devehendi


text: devehendae

title: devehendae


text: devehendorum

title: devehendorum


text: devehendarum

title: devehendarum


text: devehendo

title: devehendo


text: devehendis

title: devehendis


text: devehendam

title: devehendam


text: devehendos

title: devehendos


text: devehendas

title: devehendas


text: devehende

title: devehende


text:
loverhood

Noun

 * 1) the state or quality of being a lover

title: loverhood


text:
deventurus

Etymology
Future participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to arrive or come (from)

title: deventurus


text:
μάραθο

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fennel plant used as a vegetable
 * 2) fennel seed used as a spice

title: μάραθο


text: deventura

title: deventura


text: deventurum

title: deventurum


text: deventuri

title: deventuri


text: deventurae

title: deventurae


text: deventurorum

title: deventurorum


text: deventurarum

title: deventurarum


text: deventuro

title: deventuro


text: deventuris

title: deventuris


text: deventuram

title: deventuram


text: deventuros

title: deventuros


text: deventuras

title: deventuras


text: deventure

title: deventure


text: μάραθος

title: μάραθος


text:
devians

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) straying, deviating, detouring

title: devians


text:
deviaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to stray, deviate, detour

title: deviaturus


text:
deviatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) strayed, deviated, detoured

title: deviatus


text:
deviandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be strayed, deviated, detoured

title: deviandus


text: deviantes

title: deviantes


text: deviantia

title: deviantia


text: deviantis

title: deviantis


text: deviantium

title: deviantium


text: deviantibus

title: deviantibus


text: deviantem

title: deviantem


text: deviatura

title: deviatura


text: deviaturum

title: deviaturum


text: deviaturi

title: deviaturi


text: deviaturae

title: deviaturae


text: deviaturorum

title: deviaturorum


text: deviaturarum

title: deviaturarum


text: deviaturo

title: deviaturo


text: deviaturis

title: deviaturis


text: deviaturam

title: deviaturam


text: deviaturos

title: deviaturos


text: deviaturas

title: deviaturas


text: deviature

title: deviature


text: deviatum

title: deviatum


text: deviatae

title: deviatae


text: deviatorum

title: deviatorum


text: deviatarum

title: deviatarum


text: deviatam

title: deviatam


text: deviatos

title: deviatos


text: deviatas

title: deviatas


text: devianda

title: devianda


text: deviandum

title: deviandum


text: deviandi

title: deviandi


text: deviandae

title: deviandae


text: deviandorum

title: deviandorum


text: deviandarum

title: deviandarum


text: deviandis

title: deviandis


text: deviandam

title: deviandam


text: deviandos

title: deviandos


text: deviandas

title: deviandas


text: deviande

title: deviande


text:
Nafaanra

Proper noun

 * 1) a Senufo language spoken in northwest Ghana by the Nafana, along the border with Côte d'Ivoire, east of Bondouko.

title: Nafaanra


text:
devincio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to bind fast, tie up
 * 2) to subjugate
 * 3) to oblige, constrain

title: devincio


text: devinciunt

title: devinciunt


text: devinciam

title: devinciam


text: devincies

title: devincies


text: devinciet

title: devinciet


text: devinciemus

title: devinciemus


text: devincietis

title: devincietis


text: devincient

title: devincient


text: devinciebam

title: devinciebam


text: devinciebas

title: devinciebas


text: devinciebat

title: devinciebat


text: devinciebamus

title: devinciebamus


text: devinciebatis

title: devinciebatis


text: devinciebant

title: devinciebant


text: devinxi

title: devinxi


text: devinxisti

title: devinxisti


text: devinxit

title: devinxit


text: devinximus

title: devinximus


text: devinxistis

title: devinxistis


text: devinxerunt

title: devinxerunt


text: devinxero

title: devinxero


text: devinxeris

title: devinxeris


text: devinxerit

title: devinxerit


text: devinxerimus

title: devinxerimus


text: devinxeritis

title: devinxeritis


text: devinxerint

title: devinxerint


text: devinxeram

title: devinxeram


text: devinxeras

title: devinxeras


text: devinxerat

title: devinxerat


text: devinxeramus

title: devinxeramus


text: devinxeratis

title: devinxeratis


text: devinxerant

title: devinxerant


text: devincior

title: devincior


text: devinciris

title: devinciris


text: devinciuntur

title: devinciuntur


text: devinciar

title: devinciar


text: devincieris

title: devincieris


text: devincietur

title: devincietur


text: devinciemur

title: devinciemur


text: devinciemini

title: devinciemini


text: devincientur

title: devincientur


text: devinciebar

title: devinciebar


text: devinciebaris

title: devinciebaris


text: devinciebatur

title: devinciebatur


text: devinciebamur

title: devinciebamur


text: devinciebamini

title: devinciebamini


text: devinciebantur

title: devinciebantur


text: devincias

title: devincias


text: devinciat

title: devinciat


text: devinciamus

title: devinciamus


text: devinciatis

title: devinciatis


text: devinciant

title: devinciant


text: devincirem

title: devincirem


text: devincires

title: devincires


text: devinciret

title: devinciret


text: devinciremus

title: devinciremus


text: devinciretis

title: devinciretis


text: devincirent

title: devincirent


text: devinxerim

title: devinxerim


text: devinxissem

title: devinxissem


text: ελαιολάδου

title: ελαιολάδου


text: devinxisses

title: devinxisses


text: devinxisset

title: devinxisset


text: devinxissemus

title: devinxissemus


text: ελαιολάδων

title: ελαιολάδων


text: devinxissetis

title: devinxissetis


text: devinxissent

title: devinxissent


text: ελαιόλαδα

title: ελαιόλαδα


text: devinciaris

title: devinciaris


text: devinciatur

title: devinciatur


text: devinciamur

title: devinciamur


text: αγουρόλαδου

title: αγουρόλαδου


text: devinciamini

title: devinciamini


text: devinciantur

title: devinciantur


text: devincirer

title: devincirer


text: devincireris

title: devincireris


text: devinciretur

title: devinciretur


text: devinciremur

title: devinciremur


text: devinciremini

title: devinciremini


text: devincirentur

title: devincirentur


text: devinciunto

title: devinciunto


text: devincire

title: devincire


text: devinciuntor

title: devinciuntor


text: devinxisse

title: devinxisse


text: devinciri

title: devinciri


text:
devinciens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) binding fast, tying up
 * 2) subjugating
 * 3) obliging

title: devinciens


text:
devincturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to bind fast, subjugate, oblige

title: devincturus


text:
devinctus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) bound fast, subjugated, obliged
 * 2) attached, tied (to a person), devoted

title: devinctus


text:
devinciendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be bound fast, subjugated, obliged

title: devinciendus


text: devincientes

title: devincientes


text: devincientia

title: devincientia


text: devincientis

title: devincientis


text: devincientium

title: devincientium


text: devincienti

title: devincienti


text: devinciente

title: devinciente


text: devincientibus

title: devincientibus


text: devincientem

title: devincientem


text: devinctura

title: devinctura


text: devincturum

title: devincturum


text: devincturi

title: devincturi


text: devincturae

title: devincturae


text: devincturorum

title: devincturorum


text: devincturarum

title: devincturarum


text: devincturo

title: devincturo


text: devincturis

title: devincturis


text: devincturam

title: devincturam


text: devincturos

title: devincturos


text: devincturas

title: devincturas


text: devincture

title: devincture


text: devincta

title: devincta


text: devinctum

title: devinctum


text: devincti

title: devincti


text: devinctae

title: devinctae


text: devinctorum

title: devinctorum


text: devinctarum

title: devinctarum


text: devincto

title: devincto


text: devinctis

title: devinctis


text: devinctam

title: devinctam


text: devinctos

title: devinctos


text: devinctas

title: devinctas


text: devincte

title: devincte


text: devincienda

title: devincienda


text: devinciendum

title: devinciendum


text: devinciendi

title: devinciendi


text: devinciendae

title: devinciendae


text: devinciendorum

title: devinciendorum


text: devinciendarum

title: devinciendarum


text: devinciendo

title: devinciendo


text: devinciendis

title: devinciendis


text: devinciendam

title: devinciendam


text: devinciendos

title: devinciendos


text: devinciendas

title: devinciendas


text: devinciende

title: devinciende


text: Thesaurus:Zodiac

title: Thesaurus:Zodiac


text:
diaphanus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) transparent

title: diaphanus


text: diaphana

title: diaphana


text: diaphanum

title: diaphanum


text: diaphani

title: diaphani


text: diaphanae

title: diaphanae


text: diaphanorum

title: diaphanorum


text: diaphanarum

title: diaphanarum


text: diaphano

title: diaphano


text: diaphanis

title: diaphanis


text: diaphanam

title: diaphanam


text: diaphanos

title: diaphanos


text: diaphanas

title: diaphanas


text:
diaphaneitas

Noun

 * 1) transparency

title: diaphaneitas


text: diaphaneitates

title: diaphaneitates


text: diaphaneitatis

title: diaphaneitatis


text: diaphaneitatum

title: diaphaneitatum


text: diaphaneitati

title: diaphaneitati


text: diaphaneitatibus

title: diaphaneitatibus


text: diaphaneitatem

title: diaphaneitatem


text: diaphaneitate

title: diaphaneitate


text:
doom and gloom

Noun

 * 1) Something considered indicative of feelings of pessimism and despair.

Usage notes
The variant is somewhat less common.

title: doom and gloom


text: dictui

title: dictui


text: dictu

title: dictu


text: dictuum

title: dictuum


text: dictibus

title: dictibus


text:
diffusivus

Adjective

 * 1) diffusive
 * 2) spreading, extending

title: diffusivus


text: diffusivum

title: diffusivum


text: diffusivae

title: diffusivae


text: diffusivorum

title: diffusivorum


text: diffusivarum

title: diffusivarum


text: diffusivis

title: diffusivis


text: diffusivam

title: diffusivam


text: diffusivos

title: diffusivos


text: diffusivas

title: diffusivas


text:
diffundens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) diffusing, spreading

title: diffundens


text:
diffusurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to diffuse, spread

title: diffusurus


text:
diffusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) diffused or spread (throughout)

title: diffusus


text: diffundentes

title: diffundentes


text: diffundentia

title: diffundentia


text: diffundentis

title: diffundentis


text: diffundentium

title: diffundentium


text: diffundenti

title: diffundenti


text: diffundente

title: diffundente


text: diffundentibus

title: diffundentibus


text: diffundentem

title: diffundentem


text: diffusura

title: diffusura


text: diffusurum

title: diffusurum


text: diffusuri

title: diffusuri


text: diffusurae

title: diffusurae


text: diffusurorum

title: diffusurorum


text: diffusurarum

title: diffusurarum


text: diffusuro

title: diffusuro


text: diffusuris

title: diffusuris


text: diffusuram

title: diffusuram


text: diffusuros

title: diffusuros


text: diffusuras

title: diffusuras


text: diffusure

title: diffusure


text: diffusum

title: diffusum


text: diffusae

title: diffusae


text: diffusorum

title: diffusorum


text: diffusarum

title: diffusarum


text: diffusis

title: diffusis


text: diffusam

title: diffusam


text: diffusos

title: diffusos


text:
digestio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) digestion

title: digestio


text: digestionis

title: digestionis


text: digestionum

title: digestionum


text: digestionibus

title: digestionibus


text: digestionem

title: digestionem


text: dignior

title: dignior


text: dignius

title: dignius


text: digniores

title: digniores


text: digniora

title: digniora


text: dignioris

title: dignioris


text: digniorum

title: digniorum


text: digniori

title: digniori


text: digniorem

title: digniorem


text: digniore

title: digniore


text: dignioribus

title: dignioribus


text: dignosco

title: dignosco


text:
dinosco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to discern, distinguish

title: dinosco


text: dignoscis

title: dignoscis


text: dignoscit

title: dignoscit


text: dignoscimus

title: dignoscimus


text: dignoscitis

title: dignoscitis


text: dignoscunt

title: dignoscunt


text: dignoscam

title: dignoscam


text: dignosces

title: dignosces


text: dignoscet

title: dignoscet


text: dignoscemus

title: dignoscemus


text: dignoscetis

title: dignoscetis


text: dignoscent

title: dignoscent


text: dignoscebam

title: dignoscebam


text: dignoscebas

title: dignoscebas


text: dignoscebat

title: dignoscebat


text: dignoscebamus

title: dignoscebamus


text: dignoscebatis

title: dignoscebatis


text: dignoscebant

title: dignoscebant


text: dignovi

title: dignovi


text: dignovisti

title: dignovisti


text: dignovit

title: dignovit


text: dignovimus

title: dignovimus


text: dignovistis

title: dignovistis


text: dignoverunt

title: dignoverunt


text: dignovero

title: dignovero


text: dignoveris

title: dignoveris


text: dignoverit

title: dignoverit


text: dignoverimus

title: dignoverimus


text: dignoveritis

title: dignoveritis


text: dignoverint

title: dignoverint


text: dignoveram

title: dignoveram


text: dignoveras

title: dignoveras


text: dignoverat

title: dignoverat


text: dignoveramus

title: dignoveramus


text: dignoveratis

title: dignoveratis


text: dignoverant

title: dignoverant


text: dignoscor

title: dignoscor


text: dignosceris

title: dignosceris


text: dignoscitur

title: dignoscitur


text: dignoscimur

title: dignoscimur


text: dignoscimini

title: dignoscimini


text: dignoscuntur

title: dignoscuntur


text: dignoscar

title: dignoscar


text: dignoscetur

title: dignoscetur


text: dignoscemur

title: dignoscemur


text: dignoscemini

title: dignoscemini


text: dignoscentur

title: dignoscentur


text: dignoscebar

title: dignoscebar


text: dignoscebaris

title: dignoscebaris


text: dignoscebatur

title: dignoscebatur


text: dignoscebamur

title: dignoscebamur


text: dignoscebamini

title: dignoscebamini


text: dignoscebantur

title: dignoscebantur


text: dignoscas

title: dignoscas


text: dignoscat

title: dignoscat


text: dignoscamus

title: dignoscamus


text: dignoscatis

title: dignoscatis


text: dignoscant

title: dignoscant


text: dignoscerem

title: dignoscerem


text: dignosceres

title: dignosceres


text: dignosceret

title: dignosceret


text: dignosceremus

title: dignosceremus


text: dignosceretis

title: dignosceretis


text: dignoscerent

title: dignoscerent


text: dignoverim

title: dignoverim


text: dignovissem

title: dignovissem


text: dignovisses

title: dignovisses


text: dignovisset

title: dignovisset


text: dignovissemus

title: dignovissemus


text: dignovissetis

title: dignovissetis


text: dignovissent

title: dignovissent


text: dignoscaris

title: dignoscaris


text: dignoscatur

title: dignoscatur


text: dignoscamur

title: dignoscamur


text: dignoscamini

title: dignoscamini


text: dignoscantur

title: dignoscantur


text: dignoscerer

title: dignoscerer


text: dignoscereris

title: dignoscereris


text: dignosceretur

title: dignosceretur


text: dignosceremur

title: dignosceremur


text: dignosceremini

title: dignosceremini


text: dignoscerentur

title: dignoscerentur


text: dignoscito

title: dignoscito


text: dignoscite

title: dignoscite


text: dignoscitote

title: dignoscitote


text: dignoscunto

title: dignoscunto


text: dignoscere

title: dignoscere


text: dignoscitor

title: dignoscitor


text: dignoscuntor

title: dignoscuntor


text: dignovisse

title: dignovisse


text: dignosci

title: dignosci


text: dinoscis

title: dinoscis


text: dinoscit

title: dinoscit


text: dinoscimus

title: dinoscimus


text: dinoscitis

title: dinoscitis


text: dinoscunt

title: dinoscunt


text: dinoscam

title: dinoscam


text: dinosces

title: dinosces


text: dinoscet

title: dinoscet


text: dinoscemus

title: dinoscemus


text: dinoscetis

title: dinoscetis


text: dinoscent

title: dinoscent


text: dinoscebam

title: dinoscebam


text: dinoscebas

title: dinoscebas


text: dinoscebat

title: dinoscebat


text: dinoscebamus

title: dinoscebamus


text: dinoscebatis

title: dinoscebatis


text: dinoscebant

title: dinoscebant


text: dinovi

title: dinovi


text: dinovisti

title: dinovisti


text: dinovit

title: dinovit


text: dinovimus

title: dinovimus


text: dinovistis

title: dinovistis


text: dinoverunt

title: dinoverunt


text: dinovero

title: dinovero


text: dinoveris

title: dinoveris


text: dinoverit

title: dinoverit


text: dinoverimus

title: dinoverimus


text: dinoveritis

title: dinoveritis


text: dinoverint

title: dinoverint


text: dinoveram

title: dinoveram


text: dinoveras

title: dinoveras


text: dinoverat

title: dinoverat


text: dinoveramus

title: dinoveramus


text: dinoveratis

title: dinoveratis


text: dinoverant

title: dinoverant


text: dinoscor

title: dinoscor


text: dinosceris

title: dinosceris


text: dinoscitur

title: dinoscitur


text: dinoscimur

title: dinoscimur


text: dinoscimini

title: dinoscimini


text: dinoscuntur

title: dinoscuntur


text: dinoscar

title: dinoscar


text: dinoscetur

title: dinoscetur


text: dinoscemur

title: dinoscemur


text: dinoscemini

title: dinoscemini


text: dinoscentur

title: dinoscentur


text: Thesaurus:elephant

title: Thesaurus:elephant


text:
find oneself

Verb

 * 1)  To learn, or attempt to learn, what kind of person one is and what one wants in life.
 * 2)  To unexpectedly or unintentionally begin to do or experience something.
 * 3)  To be in a particular state of mind.
 * 4)  To find (something) for oneself.
 * 5)  To discover oneself to be in a particular place.
 * 1)  To be in a particular state of mind.
 * 2)  To find (something) for oneself.
 * 3)  To discover oneself to be in a particular place.
 * 1)  To be in a particular state of mind.
 * 2)  To find (something) for oneself.
 * 3)  To discover oneself to be in a particular place.
 * 1)  To find (something) for oneself.
 * 2)  To discover oneself to be in a particular place.
 * 1)  To discover oneself to be in a particular place.
 * 1)  To discover oneself to be in a particular place.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 发现自我
 * Danish: finde sig selv, befinde sig selv
 * Finnish: löytää itsensä
 * French:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: finne seg selv
 * Polish: rozumieć się, zrozumieć się
 * Romanian: se regăsi

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Danish: opdage man er
 * Finnish: löytää itsensä
 * French: se surprendre à
 * Romanian: se trezi, se pomeni
 * Spanish:

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Danish: have det
 * Finnish: olla ... tuulella
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: ,
 * Spanish:

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Danish: finde sig
 * Finnish: löytää itselleen
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Spanish:

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Danish: finde sig
 * Dutch: zich in een bepaalde plek bevinden
 * Esperanto: sintrovi
 * Finnish: löytää itsensä
 * Hungarian: találja magát
 * Spanish:
 * Ukrainian: опиня́тися, опини́тися

title: find oneself


text: dinoscebar

title: dinoscebar


text: dinoscebaris

title: dinoscebaris


text: dinoscebatur

title: dinoscebatur


text: dinoscebamur

title: dinoscebamur


text: dinoscebamini

title: dinoscebamini


text: dinoscebantur

title: dinoscebantur


text: dinoscas

title: dinoscas


text: dinoscat

title: dinoscat


text: dinoscamus

title: dinoscamus


text: dinoscatis

title: dinoscatis


text: dinoscant

title: dinoscant


text: dinoscerem

title: dinoscerem


text: dinosceres

title: dinosceres


text: dinosceret

title: dinosceret


text: dinosceremus

title: dinosceremus


text: dinosceretis

title: dinosceretis


text: dinoscerent

title: dinoscerent


text: dinoverim

title: dinoverim


text: dinovissem

title: dinovissem


text: dinovisses

title: dinovisses


text: dinovisset

title: dinovisset


text: dinovissemus

title: dinovissemus


text: dinovissetis

title: dinovissetis


text: dinovissent

title: dinovissent


text: dinoscaris

title: dinoscaris


text: dinoscatur

title: dinoscatur


text: dinoscamur

title: dinoscamur


text: dinoscamini

title: dinoscamini


text: dinoscantur

title: dinoscantur


text: dinoscerer

title: dinoscerer


text: dinoscereris

title: dinoscereris


text: dinosceretur

title: dinosceretur


text: dinosceremur

title: dinosceremur


text: dinosceremini

title: dinosceremini


text: dinoscerentur

title: dinoscerentur


text: dinosce

title: dinosce


text: dinoscito

title: dinoscito


text: dinoscite

title: dinoscite


text: dinoscitote

title: dinoscitote


text: dinoscunto

title: dinoscunto


text: dinoscere

title: dinoscere


text: dinoscitor

title: dinoscitor


text: dinoscuntor

title: dinoscuntor


text: dinovisse

title: dinovisse


text: dinosci

title: dinosci


text: give a rat's ass

title: give a rat's ass


text:
dilatans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) spreading out, extending, dilating

title: dilatans


text:
dilataturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to spread out, extend, dilate

title: dilataturus


text:
dilatandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be spread out, extended, dilated

title: dilatandus


text: dilatantes

title: dilatantes


text: dilatantia

title: dilatantia


text: dilatantis

title: dilatantis


text: dilatantium

title: dilatantium


text: dilatanti

title: dilatanti


text: dilatantibus

title: dilatantibus


text: dilatantem

title: dilatantem


text: dilatatura

title: dilatatura


text: dilataturum

title: dilataturum


text: dilataturi

title: dilataturi


text: dilataturae

title: dilataturae


text: dilataturorum

title: dilataturorum


text: dilataturarum

title: dilataturarum


text: dilataturo

title: dilataturo


text: dilataturis

title: dilataturis


text: dilataturam

title: dilataturam


text: dilataturos

title: dilataturos


text: dilataturas

title: dilataturas


text: dilatature

title: dilatature


text: dilatanda

title: dilatanda


text: dilatandum

title: dilatandum


text: dilatandi

title: dilatandi


text: dilatandae

title: dilatandae


text: dilatandorum

title: dilatandorum


text: dilatandarum

title: dilatandarum


text: dilatandis

title: dilatandis


text: dilatandam

title: dilatandam


text: dilatandos

title: dilatandos


text: dilatandas

title: dilatandas


text: dilatande

title: dilatande


text:
have on

Verb

 * 1) To be wearing.
 * 2) To have turned on (an electronic device).
 * 3)  To trick or deceive deliberately; to play a prank on.
 * 4)  To have (something) scheduled.
 * 5)  To possess at the point of arrest.
 * 6)  To possess evidence of wrongdoing regarding (someone); to press charges on (someone).
 * 1)  To have (something) scheduled.
 * 2)  To possess at the point of arrest.
 * 3)  To possess evidence of wrongdoing regarding (someone); to press charges on (someone).
 * 1)  To possess evidence of wrongdoing regarding (someone); to press charges on (someone).
 * 1)  To possess evidence of wrongdoing regarding (someone); to press charges on (someone).

Translations

 * German:
 * Hungarian: van rajta

 * Polish: ,

title: have on


text:
diminuo

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) to break into small pieces; to shatter
 * 2) to violate, outrage
 * 3) to diminish, lessen

title: diminuo


text: diminuis

title: diminuis


text: diminuit

title: diminuit


text: diminuimus

title: diminuimus


text: diminuitis

title: diminuitis


text: diminuunt

title: diminuunt


text: diminuam

title: diminuam


text: diminuet

title: diminuet


text: diminuemus

title: diminuemus


text: diminuetis

title: diminuetis


text: diminuebam

title: diminuebam


text: diminuebas

title: diminuebas


text: diminuebat

title: diminuebat


text: diminuebamus

title: diminuebamus


text: diminuebatis

title: diminuebatis


text: diminuebant

title: diminuebant


text: diminui

title: diminui


text: diminuistis

title: diminuistis


text: diminuerunt

title: diminuerunt


text: diminuero

title: diminuero


text: diminueris

title: diminueris


text: diminuerit

title: diminuerit


text: diminuerimus

title: diminuerimus


text: diminueritis

title: diminueritis


text: diminuerint

title: diminuerint


text: diminueram

title: diminueram


text: diminuerat

title: diminuerat


text: diminueramus

title: diminueramus


text: diminueratis

title: diminueratis


text: diminuerant

title: diminuerant


text: diminuor

title: diminuor


text: diminuitur

title: diminuitur


text: diminuimur

title: diminuimur


text: diminuimini

title: diminuimini


text: diminuuntur

title: diminuuntur


text: diminuar

title: diminuar


text: diminuetur

title: diminuetur


text: diminuemur

title: diminuemur


text: diminuemini

title: diminuemini


text: diminuentur

title: diminuentur


text: diminuebar

title: diminuebar


text: diminuebaris

title: diminuebaris


text: diminuebatur

title: diminuebatur


text: diminuebamur

title: diminuebamur


text: diminuebamini

title: diminuebamini


text: diminuebantur

title: diminuebantur


text:
diminuat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) contracted, diminished, reduced

title: diminuat


text: diminuamus

title: diminuamus


text: diminuatis

title: diminuatis


text: diminuerem

title: diminuerem


text: diminueres

title: diminueres


text: diminueret

title: diminueret


text: diminueremus

title: diminueremus


text: diminueretis

title: diminueretis


text: diminuerent

title: diminuerent


text: diminuerim

title: diminuerim


text: diminuissem

title: diminuissem


text: diminuisses

title: diminuisses


text: diminuisset

title: diminuisset


text: diminuissemus

title: diminuissemus


text: diminuissetis

title: diminuissetis


text: diminuissent

title: diminuissent


text: diminuaris

title: diminuaris


text: diminuatur

title: diminuatur


text: diminuamur

title: diminuamur


text: diminuamini

title: diminuamini


text: diminuantur

title: diminuantur


text: diminuerer

title: diminuerer


text: diminuereris

title: diminuereris


text: diminueretur

title: diminueretur


text: diminueremur

title: diminueremur


text: diminueremini

title: diminueremini


text: diminuerentur

title: diminuerentur


text: diminuitote

title: diminuitote


text: diminuunto

title: diminuunto


text: diminuere

title: diminuere


text: diminuitor

title: diminuitor


text: diminuuntor

title: diminuuntor


text:
diminuens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shattering; violating; diminishing

title: diminuens


text:
diminuturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to shatter; violate; diminish

title: diminuturus


text:
diminutus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shattered; violated; diminished

title: diminutus


text:
diminuendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be shattered; violated; diminished

title: diminuendus


text: diminuentes

title: diminuentes


text: diminuentia

title: diminuentia


text: diminuentis

title: diminuentis


text: diminuentium

title: diminuentium


text: diminuenti

title: diminuenti


text: diminuentibus

title: diminuentibus


text: diminuentem

title: diminuentem


text: diminutura

title: diminutura


text: diminuturum

title: diminuturum


text: diminuturi

title: diminuturi


text: diminuturae

title: diminuturae


text: diminuturorum

title: diminuturorum


text: diminuturarum

title: diminuturarum


text: diminuturo

title: diminuturo


text: diminuturis

title: diminuturis


text: diminuturam

title: diminuturam


text: diminuturos

title: diminuturos


text: diminuturas

title: diminuturas


text: diminuture

title: diminuture


text: diminutum

title: diminutum


text: diminuti

title: diminuti


text: diminutae

title: diminutae


text: diminutorum

title: diminutorum


text: diminutarum

title: diminutarum


text: diminutis

title: diminutis


text: diminutam

title: diminutam


text:
diminute

Etymology
From, from and.

Pronunciation
Adjective

Verb

Adjective

 * 1)  Small; diminutive.

Verb

 * 1) To lead to diminution, to lessen.

title: diminute


text: diminuenda

title: diminuenda


text: diminuendum

title: diminuendum


text: diminuendae

title: diminuendae


text: diminuendorum

title: diminuendorum


text: diminuendarum

title: diminuendarum


text: diminuendis

title: diminuendis


text: diminuendam

title: diminuendam


text: diminuendas

title: diminuendas


text: diminuende

title: diminuende


text:
have a good one

Verb

 * 1)  To enjoy an event or occasion, especially a holiday or one's birthday.
 * You're turning nineteen tomorrow? I hope you have a good one!

Translations

 * Finnish: pitää hyvät juhlat
 * Polish: miłegoǃ
 * Sranan Tongo: teki a dei

Phrase

 * 1) phrase used when parting.

Usage notes

 * is a commonly spoken valediction, typically spoken by service employees or clerks to customers at the end of a transaction, particularly in North America.

Translations

 * Finnish: kiitos käynnistä
 * Swedish: ha det bra, ha det gott

title: have a good one


text:
heart and soul

Noun

 * 1) the core of a thing; the most essential or important part
 * The heart and soul of any democracy is its electorate.
 * 1) passion; true commitment
 * She put her heart and soul into the project.

Synonyms

 * ; ; See also Thesaurus:gist

Adverb

 * 1) With the utmost earnestness.

title: heart and soul


text:
keep to oneself

Verb

 * 1)  To purposely avoid interaction with others; to be introverted.
 * 2)  To refrain from telling or giving; to keep secret, or refuse to share.
 * 1)  To refrain from telling or giving; to keep secret, or refuse to share.
 * 1)  To refrain from telling or giving; to keep secret, or refuse to share.
 * 1)  To refrain from telling or giving; to keep secret, or refuse to share.

title: keep to oneself


text:
fagbutt

Noun

 * 1)  The butt of a cigarette.

title: fagbutt


text:
might and main

Etymology
A reduplication of two words meaning.

Adverb

 * 1) With all one's strength; as hard as one can.
 * 2) * c.1890s, Giovanni Boccaccio, James McMullen Rigg (translator), The Decameron, Novel 1, 6,
 * he strove might and main to pass himself off as a holy man
 * he strove might and main to pass himself off as a holy man

Noun

 * 1) All one's strength.

title: might and main


text: citybus

title: citybus


text:
low-cost

Adjective

 * 1) Low in price; cheap, inexpensive.

title: low-cost


text: lowroad

title: lowroad


text:
on and on

Adverb

 * 1) Continuously and tediously.
 * The interview dragged on and on, long after I was sure I wouldn't get the job.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 繼續不斷地, 不停地
 * Danish:
 * Finnish: aina vain
 * German: immer weiter
 * Polish: bez końca
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian:

title: on and on


text:
less and less

Determiner

 * 1) increasingly less
 * Over the years, there has been less and less oil available.

Translations

 * Catalan: cada vegada menys
 * French:
 * German: immer weniger
 * Hungarian: egyre kevesebb/kevesebbet/kevésbé/kevesebbszer
 * Interlingua: de minus in minus, cata vice minus, minus e minus
 * Volapük: ai neplu

title: less and less


text:
get one's fill

Verb

 * 1)  to be satisfied, to have enough of something.

Translations

 * Russian:

title: get one's fill


text:
stay in

Verb

 * I don't like to stay in motels.
 * I stayed in the house until it stopped raining.
 * 1)  To remain at home.
 * My friends invited me out on Saturday, but instead I stayed in and watched television.
 * My friends invited me out on Saturday, but instead I stayed in and watched television.
 * My friends invited me out on Saturday, but instead I stayed in and watched television.

title: stay in


text:
laugh out of court

Verb

 * 1)  To dismiss as silly something presented with genuine conviction or treated seriously.
 * The claim that his dog wrote the poems was laughed out of court by publishers.

Translations

 * Finnish: nauraa pihalle

title: laugh out of court


text:
staying power

Noun

 * 1) Endurance, the ability to continue at something for a long period of time.

title: staying power


text:
stay on

Verb

 * 1)  to continue in a place or situation, while others leave.
 * 1)  to continue in a place or situation, while others leave.
 * 1)  to continue in a place or situation, while others leave.
 * 1)  to continue in a place or situation, while others leave.

title: stay on


text:
quickdraw

Noun

 * 1)  A set of two carabiners connected by a strap.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Irish: crúca cairbíneach dúbailte
 * Polish:

title: quickdraw


text: discontinuas

title: discontinuas


text: discontinuat

title: discontinuat


text: discontinuamus

title: discontinuamus


text: discontinuatis

title: discontinuatis


text: discontinuant

title: discontinuant


text: discontinuabo

title: discontinuabo


text: discontinuabis

title: discontinuabis


text: discontinuabit

title: discontinuabit


text: discontinuabimus

title: discontinuabimus


text: discontinuabitis

title: discontinuabitis


text: discontinuabunt

title: discontinuabunt


text: discontinuabam

title: discontinuabam


text: discontinuabas

title: discontinuabas


text: discontinuabat

title: discontinuabat


text: discontinuabamus

title: discontinuabamus


text: discontinuabatis

title: discontinuabatis


text: discontinuabant

title: discontinuabant


text: discontinuavi

title: discontinuavi


text: discontinuavisti

title: discontinuavisti


text: discontinuavit

title: discontinuavit


text: discontinuavimus

title: discontinuavimus


text: discontinuavistis

title: discontinuavistis


text: discontinuaverunt

title: discontinuaverunt


text: discontinuavero

title: discontinuavero


text: discontinuaveris

title: discontinuaveris


text: discontinuaverit

title: discontinuaverit


text: discontinuaverimus

title: discontinuaverimus


text: discontinuaveritis

title: discontinuaveritis


text: discontinuaverint

title: discontinuaverint


text: discontinuaveram

title: discontinuaveram


text:
last gasp

Noun

 * 1) The last gasp or breath a person takes before death.
 * 2)  The point of death, or the last period of one's life.
 * 3)  A last-gasp moment, attempt, etc.

Translations

 * Bengali:
 * Finnish: viimeinen henkäys
 * French: ,
 * Maori: manawa kiore
 * Polish: ostatnie tchnienie, ostatnie podrygi
 * Spanish: último suspiro

 * Polish: ostatnie podrygi

title: last gasp


text: discontinuaveras

title: discontinuaveras


text: discontinuaverat

title: discontinuaverat


text: discontinuaveramus

title: discontinuaveramus


text: discontinuaveratis

title: discontinuaveratis


text: discontinuaverant

title: discontinuaverant


text:
discontinuans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disuniting, discontinuing

title: discontinuans


text: discontinuor

title: discontinuor


text: discontinuaris

title: discontinuaris


text:
discontinuaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to disunite, discontinue

title: discontinuaturus


text: discontinuamur

title: discontinuamur


text: discontinuamini

title: discontinuamini


text:
discontinuatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disunited, discontinued

title: discontinuatus


text: discontinuatur

title: discontinuatur


text: discontinuantur

title: discontinuantur


text:
discontinuandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be disunited, discontinued

title: discontinuandus


text: discontinuabor

title: discontinuabor


text: discontinuantes

title: discontinuantes


text: discontinuantia

title: discontinuantia


text: discontinuantis

title: discontinuantis


text: discontinuantium

title: discontinuantium


text: discontinuanti

title: discontinuanti


text: discontinuante

title: discontinuante


text: discontinuantibus

title: discontinuantibus


text: discontinuantem

title: discontinuantem


text: discontinuatura

title: discontinuatura


text: discontinuaturum

title: discontinuaturum


text: discontinuaturi

title: discontinuaturi


text: discontinuaturae

title: discontinuaturae


text: discontinuaturorum

title: discontinuaturorum


text: discontinuaturarum

title: discontinuaturarum


text: discontinuaturo

title: discontinuaturo


text: discontinuaberis

title: discontinuaberis


text: discontinuabimur

title: discontinuabimur


text: discontinuabimini

title: discontinuabimini


text: discontinuabitur

title: discontinuabitur


text: discontinuabuntur

title: discontinuabuntur


text: discontinuabar

title: discontinuabar


text: lowcost

title: lowcost


text: discontinuabaris

title: discontinuabaris


text: discontinuabamur

title: discontinuabamur


text: discontinuabamini

title: discontinuabamini


text: discontinuabatur

title: discontinuabatur


text: discontinuabantur

title: discontinuabantur


text: discontinuem

title: discontinuem


text: discontinuaturis

title: discontinuaturis


text: discontinuaturam

title: discontinuaturam


text: discontinuaturos

title: discontinuaturos


text: discontinuaturas

title: discontinuaturas


text: discontinuature

title: discontinuature


text: discontinuata

title: discontinuata


text: discontinuatum

title: discontinuatum


text: discontinuati

title: discontinuati


text: discontinuatae

title: discontinuatae


text: discontinuatorum

title: discontinuatorum


text: discontinuet

title: discontinuet


text: discontinuatarum

title: discontinuatarum


text: discontinuemus

title: discontinuemus


text: discontinuato

title: discontinuato


text: discontinuetis

title: discontinuetis


text:
discontinuatio

Noun

 * 1) discontinuation

title: discontinuatio


text: discontinuent

title: discontinuent


text: discontinuatam

title: discontinuatam


text: discontinuarem

title: discontinuarem


text: discontinuatos

title: discontinuatos


text: discontinuares

title: discontinuares


text: discontinuatas

title: discontinuatas


text: discontinuaret

title: discontinuaret


text: discontinuate

title: discontinuate


text: discontinuaremus

title: discontinuaremus


text: discontinuaretis

title: discontinuaretis


text: discontinuanda

title: discontinuanda


text: discontinuarent

title: discontinuarent


text: discontinuandum

title: discontinuandum


text: discontinuaverim

title: discontinuaverim


text: discontinuandi

title: discontinuandi


text: discontinuavissem

title: discontinuavissem


text: discontinuandae

title: discontinuandae


text: discontinuavisses

title: discontinuavisses


text: discontinuandorum

title: discontinuandorum


text: discontinuavisset

title: discontinuavisset


text: discontinuandarum

title: discontinuandarum


text: discontinuavissemus

title: discontinuavissemus


text: discontinuando

title: discontinuando


text: discontinuavissetis

title: discontinuavissetis


text: discontinuandis

title: discontinuandis


text: discontinuavissent

title: discontinuavissent


text: discontinuationes

title: discontinuationes


text: discontinuandam

title: discontinuandam


text:
discontinuer

Noun

 * 1) One who discontinues, or breaks off or away from; an absentee.

Verb

 * 1)  to discontinue, to cease, to leave off

title: discontinuer


text: discontinuandos

title: discontinuandos


text: discontinuationis

title: discontinuationis


text: discontinueris

title: discontinueris


text: discontinuandas

title: discontinuandas


text: discontinuemur

title: discontinuemur


text: discontinuationum

title: discontinuationum


text: discontinuande

title: discontinuande


text: discontinuemini

title: discontinuemini


text: discontinuationi

title: discontinuationi


text: discontinuetur

title: discontinuetur


text: discontinuentur

title: discontinuentur


text: discontinuationibus

title: discontinuationibus


text: discontinuarer

title: discontinuarer


text: discontinuationem

title: discontinuationem


text: discontinuareris

title: discontinuareris


text: discontinuaremur

title: discontinuaremur


text: discontinuatione

title: discontinuatione


text: discontinuaremini

title: discontinuaremini


text: discontinuaretur

title: discontinuaretur


text: discontinuarentur

title: discontinuarentur


text: discontinuatote

title: discontinuatote


text: discontinuanto

title: discontinuanto


text:
discontinuare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) discontinuation

title: discontinuare


text: discontinuator

title: discontinuator


text: discontinuantor

title: discontinuantor


text: discontinuavisse

title: discontinuavisse


text: discontinuari

title: discontinuari


text:
make it up to

Verb

 * 1)  To pay back; to return someone a previous good deed.
 * After John gave her a lovely wooly hat for her birthday, she wanted to make it up to him so she took him out for dinner.
 * You've been so kind to me, how can I make it up to you?
 * 1)  to redeem oneself

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish:
 * Italian:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:

title: make it up to


text:
discrepans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disagreeing

title: discrepans


text:
discrepaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to disagree

title: discrepaturus


text: discrepantes

title: discrepantes


text:
discrepantia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) discordance, dissimilarity, discrepancy

title: discrepantia


text: discrepantis

title: discrepantis


text: discrepantium

title: discrepantium


text:
Citations:urorrhœa

Noun:

 * 1880, Charles Julius Hempel and Hugo Emil Rudolph Arndt, Materia Medica and Therapeutics, W. A. Chatterton; third edition, volume II, page #350:
 * URORRHŒA MERCURIALIS, or excessive secretion of urine. This is a rare disease, but we shall afterward find, when we come to our systematic provings, that the action of mercury upon the bladder is to cause a profuse flow of urine, and that on this account mercury may be useful in diabetes.
 * 1894, Ernest Finger, Gonorrhœa, William Wood & Company; third edition, chapter III, page #185:
 * The urorrhœa just described, especially if it follows an acute urethritis which has run its course, not infrequently makes the patient and physician believe in the continuance of the urethritis, and the necessity of treatment with injections, bougies, etc.
 * 1902, H. M. Christian, The Clinical Significance of a Chronic Urethral Discharge, in The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, Lea Brothers & Co.; volume CXXIII, page #484:
 * In White and Martin’s work on Genito‐urinary Surgery the affection is termed urorrhœa or urethral catarrh.

title: Citations:urorrhœa


text: discrepantibus

title: discrepantibus


text: discrepantem

title: discrepantem


text: discrepatura

title: discrepatura


text: discrepaturum

title: discrepaturum


text: discrepaturi

title: discrepaturi


text: discrepaturae

title: discrepaturae


text: discrepaturorum

title: discrepaturorum


text: discrepaturarum

title: discrepaturarum


text: discrepaturo

title: discrepaturo


text: discrepaturis

title: discrepaturis


text: discrepaturam

title: discrepaturam


text: discrepaturos

title: discrepaturos


text: discrepaturas

title: discrepaturas


text: discrepature

title: discrepature


text:
one and only

Adjective

 * 1)  Unique, one of a kind.
 * Please welcome the one and only Bruce Springsteen!

Translations

 * Bulgarian:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: ainoa oikea
 * Hebrew: אחד ויחיד
 * Japanese:
 * Latin:
 * Malay:
 * Malayalam: ഒരേയൊരു, ഒരൊറ്റ
 * Polish: jeden jedyny
 * Russian: еди́нственный и неповтори́мый

Noun

 * 1)  Only love, sole sweetheart.
 * 2) The most talented or famous person (within in a specific context)
 * 1) The most talented or famous person (within in a specific context)

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: se oikea
 * French:

title: one and only


text: discrepantiae

title: discrepantiae


text: discrepantiarum

title: discrepantiarum


text: discrepantiis

title: discrepantiis


text: discrepantiam

title: discrepantiam


text: discrepantias

title: discrepantias


text: one and onlies

title: one and onlies


text:
discrimen

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  A visible dividing line where two structures come together.
 * 2) A distinction, particularity, or distinguishing feature.
 * 3) A crisis or turning point; A situation that changes how the future will unfold.
 * 4)  A pattern or organizing principle that forms the basis of moral judgements.
 * 1) A distinction, particularity, or distinguishing feature.
 * 2) A crisis or turning point; A situation that changes how the future will unfold.
 * 3)  A pattern or organizing principle that forms the basis of moral judgements.
 * 1) A crisis or turning point; A situation that changes how the future will unfold.
 * 2)  A pattern or organizing principle that forms the basis of moral judgements.
 * 1) A crisis or turning point; A situation that changes how the future will unfold.
 * 2)  A pattern or organizing principle that forms the basis of moral judgements.
 * 1)  A pattern or organizing principle that forms the basis of moral judgements.
 * 1)  A pattern or organizing principle that forms the basis of moral judgements.

Etymology
From. First attested (indirectly) in the fragments of satirist Lucilius’s (2nd century ) work.

Noun

 * 1) distinction, difference, discrimination
 * 2) * 4th C. , Nonius Marcellus, De Compendiosa Doctrina, book 4, in Bibliotheca Teubneriana, W. M. Lindsay (editor), Leipzig 1904, volume II, page 35, lines 29–30:
 * "la"

- Discrīmen rūrsum sēparātiō, ā discernendō, Lūcīlius lib. XXIX: et amābat omnēs; nam ut discrīmen nōn facit, neque sīgnat līnea alba

 * 1) * 45 – 43 , Marcus Terentius Varro, De Lingua Latina 10.20(19) in Bibliotheca Teubneriana, Georg Goetz and Friederic Schell (editors), Leipzig 1910, page 178, lines 7–9:
 * Nōn enim idem oppidum et Rōma, cum oppidum sit vocābulum, Rōma nōmen, quōrum discrīmen in hīs reddendīs ratiōnibus aliī discernunt, aliī nōn.
 * For “city” and “Rome” are not the same, since “city” is a word, “Rome” a name, which distinction some observe when teaching these principles, and some not.
 * 1) * c. 500 , Prudentius, Hamartigenia 8–9:
 * Bīna bonī atque malī glomerat discrīmina sordēns hic mundus, Dominō sed caelum obtemperat ūnī.
 * This unclean world conglobates the double differences of good and evil, but the heavens serve the Lord alone.
 * 1)  discord, controversy, quarrel
 * 2) division, separation
 * 3) * 12 – 13 , Ovid, Epistulae ex Ponto 1.38.61–62:
 * Unde sed hoc nōbīs, minimum quōs inter et hostem    discrīmen mūrus clausaque porta facit?
 * But whence should this come to me, between whom and the enemy    a wall and a closed gate make a very small separation?
 * 1) * 5th C. , Priscian (translator), Periegesis 29–33, original author: Dionysius Periegetes, in Poetae Latini Minores (volume V), Emil Baehrens (editor), Bibliotheca Teubneriana, Leipzig 1879, page 276:
 * "la"
 * "la"

- Fīnibus est Asiae latus artum lingua supernīs, Caspia quam mediam faciunt atque aequora pontī Euxīnī: locus hic discrīmen dīcitur esse Eurōpae atque Asiae disiungēns rūribus arva.

 * 1)  parting (of hair)
 * 2)  hairpin, bodkin that parts the hair
 * 3) * 4th–5th C. , Servius Honoratus, Commentary on the Aeneid 11.144:
 * "la"
 * "la"

- Discrīminat id est dīvidit: unde et discrīmen capitis muliēbris dīcitur, ex eō quod caput aurō discernat.

 * 1) decision, judgement
 * 2) * 54 , Cicero, Pro Plancio 4.9:
 * Nōn est enim cōnsilium in volgō, nōn ratiō, non discrīmen, non dīligentia, semperque sapientēs ea quae populus fēcisset ferenda, nōn semper laudanda dīxerunt.
 * For there is no counsel in the masses, no reason, no judgement, no diligence, and the wise have always called tolerable what the people have done, not always to be praised.
 * 1) * 1st C. , Quintus Curtius Rufus, Histories of Alexander the Great 4.9.23:
 * "la"

- Audāciae quoque, quā maximē viguit, ratiō minuī potest, quia nunquam in discrīmen vēnit an temerē fēcisset.

 * 1) crisis, hazard, danger, risk
 * 2) * 4th C. , Saint Jerome, Vulgate, Esther 11:8:
 * "la"
 * 1) * 4th C. , Saint Jerome, Vulgate, Esther 11:8:
 * "la"
 * "la"

- Fuitque diēs illa tenebrārum et discrīminis, tribulātiōnis et angustiae, et ingēns formīdō super terram.

Noun

 * 1)  discrimination

title: discrimen


text: discriminis

title: discriminis


text: discriminum

title: discriminum


text: discriminibus

title: discriminibus


text:
jöle

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) gel, a semi-solid, intended for a particular cosmetic use, such as for styling the hair.
 * 2) jelly, jello; a dessert made by boiling gelatine, sugar and some flavouring (often derived from fruit) and allowing it to set.

title: jöle


text: gaybar

title: gaybar


text:
discursivus

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  discursive

title: discursivus


text: discursiva

title: discursiva


text: discursivum

title: discursivum


text: discursivi

title: discursivi


text: discursivae

title: discursivae


text: discursivorum

title: discursivorum


text: πιπερόρριζα

title: πιπερόρριζα


text: discursivarum

title: discursivarum


text:
discursivo

Adjective

 * 1) discursive

title: discursivo


text: discursivis

title: discursivis


text: discursivam

title: discursivam


text: discursivos

title: discursivos


text: discursivas

title: discursivas


text:
one after another

Etymology
Dates back at least to, of the same meaning.

Adverb

 * 1)   In single file.
 * 2)   Individually, in a particular sequence or chronology.
 * 3)   Unrelentingly.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: ,
 * Dutch: de een na de ander
 * Esperanto: unu post la alia
 * Finnish: yksi toisensa jälkeen
 * French:
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: ἑξῆς, ἄλλος δι' ἄλλου
 * Hebrew: בַּזֶּה אֲחַר זֶה
 * Hungarian: egyik a másik után, egymás után, ,
 * Ingrian: peräjalkiä, perätystee
 * Irish: as a chéile
 * Italian: uno dopo l'altro
 * Japanese:, ,
 * Latin: deinceps
 * Old English: ān æfter ōþrum
 * Polish: jeden po drugim,
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: uno detrás de otro, uno después del otro, una detrás de otra
 * Telugu: ఒకటొకటిగా

title: one after another


text:
discursurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to run to and fro, roam

title: discursurus


text:
discurrendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be ran to and fro, roamed

title: discurrendus


text: discursura

title: discursura


text: discursurum

title: discursurum


text: discursuri

title: discursuri


text: discursurae

title: discursurae


text: discursurorum

title: discursurorum


text:
πιπερόριζα

Noun

 * 1) ginger
 * 2) ginger

title: πιπερόριζα


text: discursurarum

title: discursurarum


text: discursuro

title: discursuro


text: discursuris

title: discursuris


text: discursuram

title: discursuram


text: discursuros

title: discursuros


text: discursuras

title: discursuras


text: discursure

title: discursure


text: discurrenda

title: discurrenda


text: discurrendum

title: discurrendum


text: discurrendi

title: discurrendi


text: discurrendae

title: discurrendae


text: discurrendorum

title: discurrendorum


text: discurrendarum

title: discurrendarum


text: discurrendo

title: discurrendo


text: discurrendis

title: discurrendis


text: discurrendam

title: discurrendam


text: discurrendos

title: discurrendos


text: discurrendas

title: discurrendas


text: discurrende

title: discurrende


text:
one way or another

Adverb

 * 1)  Somehow, but certainly.

Translations

 * Catalan: sigui com vulgui, de tronc o de bronc
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: tavalla tai toisella
 * French:
 * German: auf die eine oder andere Art, so oder so
 * Greek: ,
 * Italian: in un modo o nell'altro
 * Japanese:
 * Polish: tak czy inaczej
 * Romanian: într-un fel sau altul
 * Russian:
 * Scottish Gaelic: mar siud no mar seo, a dh'olc no a dh'èiginn
 * Spanish: de un modo u otro, por h o por b
 * Swedish: på ett sätt eller ett annat, på ett eller annat sätt, på ett eller ett annat sätt
 * Turkish: öyle ya da böyle
 * Ukrainian: так чи іна́кше

title: one way or another


text:
discutiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shattering, dissipating, scattering

title: discutiens


text:
discussurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to shatter, dissipate, scatter
 * 2)  about to examine, discuss

title: discussurus


text:
discussus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shattered, dissipated, scattered

title: discussus


text:
discutiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be shattered, dissipated, scattered

title: discutiendus


text: discutientes

title: discutientes


text: discutientia

title: discutientia


text: discutientis

title: discutientis


text: discutientium

title: discutientium


text: discutienti

title: discutienti


text: discutiente

title: discutiente


text: discutientibus

title: discutientibus


text: discutientem

title: discutientem


text: discussura

title: discussura


text: discussurum

title: discussurum


text: discussuri

title: discussuri


text: discussurae

title: discussurae


text: discussurorum

title: discussurorum


text: discussurarum

title: discussurarum


text: discussuro

title: discussuro


text: discussuris

title: discussuris


text: discussuram

title: discussuram


text: discussuros

title: discussuros


text: discussuras

title: discussuras


text: discussure

title: discussure


text: discussum

title: discussum


text: discussae

title: discussae


text: discussorum

title: discussorum


text: discussarum

title: discussarum


text: discussis

title: discussis


text: discussam

title: discussam


text: discussos

title: discussos


text: discussas

title: discussas


text: discutienda

title: discutienda


text: discutiendum

title: discutiendum


text: discutiendi

title: discutiendi


text: discutiendae

title: discutiendae


text: discutiendorum

title: discutiendorum


text: discutiendarum

title: discutiendarum


text: discutiendis

title: discutiendis


text: discutiendam

title: discutiendam


text: discutiendos

title: discutiendos


text: discutiendas

title: discutiendas


text: discutiende

title: discutiende


text:
λαδόχαρτο

Noun

 * 1) greaseproof paper

title: λαδόχαρτο


text: disgregat

title: disgregat


text: disgregamus

title: disgregamus


text: disgregatis

title: disgregatis


text: disgregant

title: disgregant


text: disgregabo

title: disgregabo


text: disgregabis

title: disgregabis


text: disgregabit

title: disgregabit


text: disgregabimus

title: disgregabimus


text: disgregabitis

title: disgregabitis


text: disgregabunt

title: disgregabunt


text: disgregabam

title: disgregabam


text: disgregabat

title: disgregabat


text: disgregabamus

title: disgregabamus


text: disgregabatis

title: disgregabatis


text:
what's doing

Phrase

 * 1) An informal greeting.

title: what's doing


text: disgregabant

title: disgregabant


text: disgregavisti

title: disgregavisti


text: disgregavit

title: disgregavit


text: disgregavimus

title: disgregavimus


text: disgregavistis

title: disgregavistis


text: disgregaverunt

title: disgregaverunt


text: disgregavero

title: disgregavero


text: disgregaveris

title: disgregaveris


text: disgregaverit

title: disgregaverit


text: disgregaverimus

title: disgregaverimus


text: disgregaveritis

title: disgregaveritis


text: disgregaverint

title: disgregaverint


text: disgregaveram

title: disgregaveram


text: disgregaveras

title: disgregaveras


text: disgregaverat

title: disgregaverat


text: disgregaveramus

title: disgregaveramus


text: disgregaveratis

title: disgregaveratis


text: disgregaverant

title: disgregaverant


text: disgregor

title: disgregor


text: disgregaris

title: disgregaris


text: disgregamur

title: disgregamur


text: disgregamini

title: disgregamini


text: disgregatur

title: disgregatur


text: disgregantur

title: disgregantur


text: disgregabor

title: disgregabor


text: disgregaberis

title: disgregaberis


text: disgregabimur

title: disgregabimur


text: disgregabimini

title: disgregabimini


text: disgregabitur

title: disgregabitur


text: disgregabuntur

title: disgregabuntur


text: disgregabar

title: disgregabar


text: disgregabaris

title: disgregabaris


text: disgregabamur

title: disgregabamur


text: disgregabamini

title: disgregabamini


text: disgregabatur

title: disgregabatur


text: disgregabantur

title: disgregabantur


text: disgregem

title: disgregem


text: disgreges

title: disgreges


text: disgreget

title: disgreget


text: disgregemus

title: disgregemus


text: disgregetis

title: disgregetis


text: disgregent

title: disgregent


text: disgregarem

title: disgregarem


text: disgregaret

title: disgregaret


text: disgregaremus

title: disgregaremus


text: disgregaretis

title: disgregaretis


text: disgregarent

title: disgregarent


text: disgregaverim

title: disgregaverim


text: disgregavissem

title: disgregavissem


text: disgregavisses

title: disgregavisses


text: disgregavisset

title: disgregavisset


text: disgregavissemus

title: disgregavissemus


text: disgregavissetis

title: disgregavissetis


text: disgregavissent

title: disgregavissent


text: disgreger

title: disgreger


text: disgregeris

title: disgregeris


text: disgregemur

title: disgregemur


text: disgregemini

title: disgregemini


text: disgregetur

title: disgregetur


text: disgregentur

title: disgregentur


text: disgregarer

title: disgregarer


text: disgregareris

title: disgregareris


text:
very good

Phrase

 * 1) A polite acknowledgement of orders or statements.

title: very good


text: disgregaremur

title: disgregaremur


text: disgregaremini

title: disgregaremini


text: disgregaretur

title: disgregaretur


text: disgregarentur

title: disgregarentur


text: disgregatote

title: disgregatote


text: disgreganto

title: disgreganto


text: disgregator

title: disgregator


text: disgregantor

title: disgregantor


text: disgregavisse

title: disgregavisse


text: disgregari

title: disgregari


text:
palmiye

Noun

 * 1) palm tree.

title: palmiye


text:
disiungo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to disjoin, disunite, separate, part, divide
 * 2)  to unharness, unyoke

title: disiungo


text: disjungo

title: disjungo


text: disjungis

title: disjungis


text: disjungit

title: disjungit


text: disjungimus

title: disjungimus


text: disjungitis

title: disjungitis


text: disjungunt

title: disjungunt


text: disjungam

title: disjungam


text: disjunges

title: disjunges


text: disjunget

title: disjunget


text: disjungemus

title: disjungemus


text: disjungetis

title: disjungetis


text: disjungent

title: disjungent


text: disjungebam

title: disjungebam


text: disjungebas

title: disjungebas


text: disjungebat

title: disjungebat


text: disjungebamus

title: disjungebamus


text: disjungebatis

title: disjungebatis


text: disjungebant

title: disjungebant


text: disjunxi

title: disjunxi


text: disjunxisti

title: disjunxisti


text: disjunxit

title: disjunxit


text: disjunximus

title: disjunximus


text: disjunxistis

title: disjunxistis


text: disjunxerunt

title: disjunxerunt


text: disjunxero

title: disjunxero


text: disjunxeris

title: disjunxeris


text: disjunxerit

title: disjunxerit


text: disjunxerimus

title: disjunxerimus


text: disjunxeritis

title: disjunxeritis


text: disjunxerint

title: disjunxerint


text: disjunxeram

title: disjunxeram


text: disjunxeras

title: disjunxeras


text: disjunxerat

title: disjunxerat


text: disjunxeramus

title: disjunxeramus


text: disjunxeratis

title: disjunxeratis


text: disjunxerant

title: disjunxerant


text: disjungor

title: disjungor


text: disjungeris

title: disjungeris


text: disjungitur

title: disjungitur


text: disjungimur

title: disjungimur


text: disjungimini

title: disjungimini


text: disjunguntur

title: disjunguntur


text: disjungar

title: disjungar


text: disjungetur

title: disjungetur


text: disjungemur

title: disjungemur


text: disjungemini

title: disjungemini


text: disjungentur

title: disjungentur


text: disjungebar

title: disjungebar


text: disjungebaris

title: disjungebaris


text: disjungebatur

title: disjungebatur


text: disjungebamur

title: disjungebamur


text: disjungebamini

title: disjungebamini


text: disjungebantur

title: disjungebantur


text: disjungas

title: disjungas


text: disjungat

title: disjungat


text: disjungamus

title: disjungamus


text: disjungatis

title: disjungatis


text: disjungant

title: disjungant


text: disjungerem

title: disjungerem


text: disjungeres

title: disjungeres


text: disjungeret

title: disjungeret


text: disjungeremus

title: disjungeremus


text: disjungeretis

title: disjungeretis


text: disjungerent

title: disjungerent


text: disjunxerim

title: disjunxerim


text: disjunxissem

title: disjunxissem


text: disjunxisses

title: disjunxisses


text: disjunxisset

title: disjunxisset


text: disjunxissemus

title: disjunxissemus


text: disjunxissetis

title: disjunxissetis


text: disjunxissent

title: disjunxissent


text: disjungaris

title: disjungaris


text: disjungatur

title: disjungatur


text: disjungamur

title: disjungamur


text: disjungamini

title: disjungamini


text: disjungantur

title: disjungantur


text: disjungerer

title: disjungerer


text: disjungereris

title: disjungereris


text: disjungeretur

title: disjungeretur


text: disjungeremur

title: disjungeremur


text: disjungeremini

title: disjungeremini


text: disjungerentur

title: disjungerentur


text: disjunge

title: disjunge


text: disjungito

title: disjungito


text: disjungite

title: disjungite


text: disjungitote

title: disjungitote


text: disjungunto

title: disjungunto


text: disjungere

title: disjungere


text: disjungitor

title: disjungitor


text: disjunguntor

title: disjunguntor


text: disjunxisse

title: disjunxisse


text: disjungi

title: disjungi


text: disiungis

title: disiungis


text: disiungit

title: disiungit


text: disiungimus

title: disiungimus


text: disiungitis

title: disiungitis


text: disiungunt

title: disiungunt


text: disiungam

title: disiungam


text: disiunges

title: disiunges


text: disiunget

title: disiunget


text: disiungemus

title: disiungemus


text: disiungetis

title: disiungetis


text: disiungent

title: disiungent


text: disiungebam

title: disiungebam


text: disiungebas

title: disiungebas


text: disiungebat

title: disiungebat


text: disiungebamus

title: disiungebamus


text: disiungebatis

title: disiungebatis


text: disiungebant

title: disiungebant


text: disiunxi

title: disiunxi


text: disiunxisti

title: disiunxisti


text: disiunxit

title: disiunxit


text: disiunximus

title: disiunximus


text: disiunxistis

title: disiunxistis


text: disiunxerunt

title: disiunxerunt


text: disiunxero

title: disiunxero


text: disiunxeris

title: disiunxeris


text: disiunxerit

title: disiunxerit


text: disiunxerimus

title: disiunxerimus


text: disiunxeritis

title: disiunxeritis


text: disiunxerint

title: disiunxerint


text: disiunxeram

title: disiunxeram


text: disiunxeras

title: disiunxeras


text: disiunxerat

title: disiunxerat


text: disiunxeramus

title: disiunxeramus


text: disiunxeratis

title: disiunxeratis


text: disiunxerant

title: disiunxerant


text: disiungor

title: disiungor


text: disiungeris

title: disiungeris


text: disiungitur

title: disiungitur


text: disiungimur

title: disiungimur


text: disiungimini

title: disiungimini


text: disiunguntur

title: disiunguntur


text: disiungar

title: disiungar


text: disiungetur

title: disiungetur


text: disiungemur

title: disiungemur


text: disiungemini

title: disiungemini


text: disiungentur

title: disiungentur


text: disiungebar

title: disiungebar


text: disiungebaris

title: disiungebaris


text: disiungebatur

title: disiungebatur


text: disiungebamur

title: disiungebamur


text: disiungebamini

title: disiungebamini


text: disiungebantur

title: disiungebantur


text: disiungas

title: disiungas


text: disiungat

title: disiungat


text: disiungamus

title: disiungamus


text: disiungatis

title: disiungatis


text: disiungant

title: disiungant


text: disiungerem

title: disiungerem


text: disiungeres

title: disiungeres


text: disiungeret

title: disiungeret


text: disiungeremus

title: disiungeremus


text: disiungeretis

title: disiungeretis


text:
disiungens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) separating, dividing

title: disiungens


text: disiungerent

title: disiungerent


text: disiunxerim

title: disiunxerim


text:
disiuncturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to separate, divide

title: disiuncturus


text: disiunxissem

title: disiunxissem


text: disiunxisses

title: disiunxisses


text:
disiunctus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) separated, divided

title: disiunctus


text: disiunxisset

title: disiunxisset


text: disiunxissemus

title: disiunxissemus


text:
disiungendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be separated, divided

title: disiungendus


text: disiunxissetis

title: disiunxissetis


text: disiunxissent

title: disiunxissent


text: disiungaris

title: disiungaris


text: disiungatur

title: disiungatur


text: disiungamur

title: disiungamur


text: disiungamini

title: disiungamini


text: disiungantur

title: disiungantur


text: disiungerer

title: disiungerer


text: disiungereris

title: disiungereris


text: disiungentes

title: disiungentes


text: disiungeretur

title: disiungeretur


text: disiungeremur

title: disiungeremur


text: disiungentia

title: disiungentia


text: disiungeremini

title: disiungeremini


text: disiungerentur

title: disiungerentur


text: disiungentis

title: disiungentis


text: disiunge

title: disiunge


text: disiungentium

title: disiungentium


text: disiungito

title: disiungito


text: disiungite

title: disiungite


text: disiungenti

title: disiungenti


text: disiungitote

title: disiungitote


text: disiungunto

title: disiungunto


text: disiungente

title: disiungente


text: disiungere

title: disiungere


text: disiungitor

title: disiungitor


text: disiungentibus

title: disiungentibus


text: disiunguntor

title: disiunguntor


text: disiunxisse

title: disiunxisse


text: disiungentem

title: disiungentem


text: disiungi

title: disiungi


text: disiunctura

title: disiunctura


text: disiuncturum

title: disiuncturum


text: disiuncturi

title: disiuncturi


text: disiuncturae

title: disiuncturae


text: disiuncturorum

title: disiuncturorum


text: disiuncturarum

title: disiuncturarum


text: disiuncturo

title: disiuncturo


text: disiuncturis

title: disiuncturis


text: disiuncturam

title: disiuncturam


text: disiuncturos

title: disiuncturos


text: disiuncturas

title: disiuncturas


text: disiuncture

title: disiuncture


text: disiuncta

title: disiuncta


text: disiunctum

title: disiunctum


text: disiuncti

title: disiuncti


text: disiunctae

title: disiunctae


text: disiunctorum

title: disiunctorum


text: disiunctarum

title: disiunctarum


text: disiuncto

title: disiuncto


text: disiunctis

title: disiunctis


text: disiunctam

title: disiunctam


text: disiunctos

title: disiunctos


text: disiunctas

title: disiunctas


text: disiungenda

title: disiungenda


text: disiungendum

title: disiungendum


text: disiungendi

title: disiungendi


text: disiungendae

title: disiungendae


text: disiungendorum

title: disiungendorum


text: disiungendarum

title: disiungendarum


text: disiungendo

title: disiungendo


text: disiungendis

title: disiungendis


text: disiungendam

title: disiungendam


text: disiungendos

title: disiungendos


text: disiungendas

title: disiungendas


text: disiungende

title: disiungende


text:
tulum

Etymology
From (Turkish ).

Noun

 * 1)  party (social gathering)

Etymology
From from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) overalls, boiler suit, coveralls, dungarees
 * 2) bagpipes

Synonyms

 * (2)

title: tulum


text:
güven

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) trust, confidence

title: güven


text:
μυρωδικό

Noun

 * 1)  herb
 * 2) aromatic

title: μυρωδικό


text:
dispensatrix

Noun

 * 1)  A female dispensator.

Noun

 * 1) steward, dispenser (female)
 * 2) housekeeper

title: dispensatrix


text:
life-or-death

Adjective

 * 1) Of critical importance to the survival of a living organism.
 * 2) Having death as a possible or even likely outcome; perilous.
 * 3) Of critical importance to the success of a particular endeavor.
 * 1) Of critical importance to the success of a particular endeavor.
 * 1) Of critical importance to the success of a particular endeavor.

Translations

 * Polish: na śmierć i życie

title: life-or-death


text:
μπαχαρικό

Noun

 * 1)  spice

title: μπαχαρικό


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₃rḗǵs

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  king, ruler

Derived terms

 * *h₃reǵ-ō

 * *h₃réǵ-os

 * *h₃réǵ-i-s

 * *h₃rḗǵ-nih₂

 * *h₃rḗǵ-o-s

 * *h₃rḗǵ-ō

 * *h₃rḗǵ-r̥ ~ *h₃rēǵ-én-s

 * *h₃rḗǵ-yom

 * *h₃rḗǵ-yo-s


text: dispensat

title: dispensat


text: dispensamus

title: dispensamus


text: dispensatis

title: dispensatis


text: dispensabo

title: dispensabo


text: dispensabis

title: dispensabis


text: dispensabit

title: dispensabit


text: dispensabimus

title: dispensabimus


text: dispensabitis

title: dispensabitis


text: dispensabunt

title: dispensabunt


text: dispensabam

title: dispensabam


text: dispensabat

title: dispensabat


text: dispensabamus

title: dispensabamus


text: dispensabatis

title: dispensabatis


text: dispensabant

title: dispensabant


text: dispensavisti

title: dispensavisti


text: dispensavit

title: dispensavit


text: dispensavimus

title: dispensavimus


text: dispensavistis

title: dispensavistis


text: dispensaverunt

title: dispensaverunt


text: dispensavero

title: dispensavero


text: dispensaveris

title: dispensaveris


text: dispensaverit

title: dispensaverit


text: dispensaverimus

title: dispensaverimus


text: dispensaveritis

title: dispensaveritis


text: dispensaverint

title: dispensaverint


text: dispensaveram

title: dispensaveram


text: dispensaveras

title: dispensaveras


text: dispensaverat

title: dispensaverat


text: dispensaveramus

title: dispensaveramus


text: dispensaveratis

title: dispensaveratis


text: dispensaverant

title: dispensaverant


text: dispensor

title: dispensor


text: dispensaris

title: dispensaris


text: dispensamur

title: dispensamur


text: dispensamini

title: dispensamini


text: dispensatur

title: dispensatur


text: dispensantur

title: dispensantur


text: dispensabor

title: dispensabor


text: dispensaberis

title: dispensaberis


text: dispensabimur

title: dispensabimur


text: dispensabimini

title: dispensabimini


text: dispensabitur

title: dispensabitur


text: dispensabuntur

title: dispensabuntur


text: dispensabar

title: dispensabar


text: dispensabaris

title: dispensabaris


text: dispensabamur

title: dispensabamur


text:
çekmece

Etymology
Agent noun from. From.

Noun

 * 1)  drawer

title: çekmece


text: dispensabamini

title: dispensabamini


text: dispensabatur

title: dispensabatur


text:
dispensans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dispensing; managing

title: dispensans


text: dispensabantur

title: dispensabantur


text: dispensem

title: dispensem


text:
dispensaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to dispense; manage

title: dispensaturus


text:
dispensatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dispensed; managed

title: dispensatus


text: dispenset

title: dispenset


text: dispensemus

title: dispensemus


text:
dispensandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be dispensed; managed

title: dispensandus


text: dispensetis

title: dispensetis


text: dispensarem

title: dispensarem


text: dispensaret

title: dispensaret


text: dispensaremus

title: dispensaremus


text: dispensaretis

title: dispensaretis


text: dispensarent

title: dispensarent


text: dispensantes

title: dispensantes


text: dispensaverim

title: dispensaverim


text: dispensavissem

title: dispensavissem


text: dispensantia

title: dispensantia


text: dispensavisses

title: dispensavisses


text: dispensavisset

title: dispensavisset


text: dispensantis

title: dispensantis


text: dispensavissemus

title: dispensavissemus


text: dispensantium

title: dispensantium


text: dispensavissetis

title: dispensavissetis


text: dispensavissent

title: dispensavissent


text: dispensanti

title: dispensanti


text: dispenseris

title: dispenseris


text: dispensemur

title: dispensemur


text: dispensantibus

title: dispensantibus


text: dispensemini

title: dispensemini


text: dispensetur

title: dispensetur


text: dispensantem

title: dispensantem


text: dispensentur

title: dispensentur


text: dispensarer

title: dispensarer


text: dispensareris

title: dispensareris


text: dispensatura

title: dispensatura


text: dispensaremur

title: dispensaremur


text: dispensaremini

title: dispensaremini


text: dispensaturum

title: dispensaturum


text: dispensaturi

title: dispensaturi


text: dispensaturae

title: dispensaturae


text: dispensaturorum

title: dispensaturorum


text: dispensaretur

title: dispensaretur


text: dispensarentur

title: dispensarentur


text: dispensaturarum

title: dispensaturarum


text: dispensaturo

title: dispensaturo


text: dispensaturis

title: dispensaturis


text: dispensatote

title: dispensatote


text: dispensaturam

title: dispensaturam


text: dispensanto

title: dispensanto


text: dispensaturos

title: dispensaturos


text: dispensaturas

title: dispensaturas


text: dispensantor

title: dispensantor


text: dispensavisse

title: dispensavisse


text: dispensature

title: dispensature


text: dispensatum

title: dispensatum


text: dispensatae

title: dispensatae


text: dispensatarum

title: dispensatarum


text: dispensatam

title: dispensatam


text: dispensatos

title: dispensatos


text: dispensatas

title: dispensatas


text: dispensanda

title: dispensanda


text: dispensandum

title: dispensandum


text: dispensandi

title: dispensandi


text: dispensandae

title: dispensandae


text: dispensandorum

title: dispensandorum


text: dispensandarum

title: dispensandarum


text: dispensandis

title: dispensandis


text: dispensandam

title: dispensandam


text: dispensandos

title: dispensandos


text: dispensandas

title: dispensandas


text: dispensande

title: dispensande


text:
dispiciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) perceiving, discovering, considering

title: dispiciens


text:
dispecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to perceive, discover, consider

title: dispecturus


text:
dispectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of dispiciō.

Participle

 * 1) perceived, discovered, considered

title: dispectus


text:
dispiciendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be perceived, discovered, considered

title: dispiciendus


text: dispicientes

title: dispicientes


text: dispicientia

title: dispicientia


text: dispicientis

title: dispicientis


text: dispicientium

title: dispicientium


text: dispicienti

title: dispicienti


text: dispiciente

title: dispiciente


text: dispicientibus

title: dispicientibus


text: dispicientem

title: dispicientem


text: dispectura

title: dispectura


text: dispecturum

title: dispecturum


text: dispecturi

title: dispecturi


text: dispecturae

title: dispecturae


text: dispecturorum

title: dispecturorum


text: dispecturarum

title: dispecturarum


text: dispecturo

title: dispecturo


text: dispecturis

title: dispecturis


text: dispecturam

title: dispecturam


text: dispecturos

title: dispecturos


text: dispecturas

title: dispecturas


text: dispecture

title: dispecture


text: dispecta

title: dispecta


text: dispectum

title: dispectum


text: dispecti

title: dispecti


text: dispectae

title: dispectae


text: dispectorum

title: dispectorum


text: dispectarum

title: dispectarum


text:
dispecto

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to consider, contemplate, examine
 * 2) to perceive, discern, discover

Descendants

 * (possibly)
 * (possibly)

title: dispecto


text: dispectis

title: dispectis


text: dispectam

title: dispectam


text: dispectos

title: dispectos


text: dispectas

title: dispectas


text: dispecte

title: dispecte


text: dispicienda

title: dispicienda


text: dispiciendum

title: dispiciendum


text: dispiciendi

title: dispiciendi


text: dispiciendae

title: dispiciendae


text: dispiciendorum

title: dispiciendorum


text: dispiciendarum

title: dispiciendarum


text: dispiciendo

title: dispiciendo


text: dispiciendis

title: dispiciendis


text: dispiciendam

title: dispiciendam


text: dispiciendos

title: dispiciendos


text: dispiciendas

title: dispiciendas


text: dispiciende

title: dispiciende


text: dispositum

title: dispositum


text:
şifonyer

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) chest of drawers, bureau

title: şifonyer


text:
disputaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to estimate, debate, preach

title: disputaturus


text:
disputatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) estimated, debated, preached

title: disputatus


text:
disputandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be estimated, debated, preached

title: disputandus


text: disputatura

title: disputatura


text: disputaturum

title: disputaturum


text: disputaturi

title: disputaturi


text: disputaturae

title: disputaturae


text: disputaturorum

title: disputaturorum


text: disputaturarum

title: disputaturarum


text: disputaturo

title: disputaturo


text: disputaturis

title: disputaturis


text: disputaturam

title: disputaturam


text: disputaturos

title: disputaturos


text: disputaturas

title: disputaturas


text: disputature

title: disputature


text: disputatum

title: disputatum


text: disputatae

title: disputatae


text: disputatorum

title: disputatorum


text: disputatarum

title: disputatarum


text: disputatam

title: disputatam


text: disputatos

title: disputatos


text: disputatas

title: disputatas


text: disputanda

title: disputanda


text: disputandum

title: disputandum


text: disputandi

title: disputandi


text: disputandae

title: disputandae


text: disputandorum

title: disputandorum


text: disputandarum

title: disputandarum


text: disputandis

title: disputandis


text: disputandam

title: disputandam


text: disputandos

title: disputandos


text: disputandas

title: disputandas


text: disputande

title: disputande


text:
dissectio

Noun

 * 1) dissection
 * 2) dismemberment

title: dissectio


text:
armed robbery

Noun

 * 1)  A theft where the thieves are armed with weapons.

Translations

 * Arabic: سَطْو مُسَلَّح
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 持械搶劫
 * Dutch: gewapende overval
 * Finnish: aseellinen ryöstö
 * French:, vol à main armée
 * German: bewaffneter Raubüberfall
 * Italian: rapina a mano armata
 * Macedonian: вооружан грабеж
 * Polish: napad z bronią w ręku
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian: вооружённое ограбле́ние, вооружённый разбо́й
 * Spanish: robo a mano armada
 * Turkish: silahlı soygun

title: armed robbery


text: armed robberies

title: armed robberies


text: dissectiones

title: dissectiones


text: dissectionis

title: dissectionis


text: dissectionum

title: dissectionum


text: dissectioni

title: dissectioni


text:
moment in the sun

Noun

 * 1)  A brief instance in which an otherwise obscure, unremarkable, or humble person draws attention.

title: moment in the sun


text: dissectionibus

title: dissectionibus


text: dissectionem

title: dissectionem


text: dissectione

title: dissectione


text:
taşak

Etymology
, itself from. See 🇨🇬 for further etymology.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc.

Noun

 * 1)  ball, testicle
 * 2)  jibe

Synonyms

 * (1)
 * , (2)

title: taşak


text:
dissentiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dissenting

title: dissentiens


text:
dissensurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to dissent

title: dissensurus


text:
dissentiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be dissented

title: dissentiendus


text: dissentientes

title: dissentientes


text: dissentientia

title: dissentientia


text: dissentientis

title: dissentientis


text: dissentientium

title: dissentientium


text: dissentienti

title: dissentienti


text: dissentiente

title: dissentiente


text: dissentientibus

title: dissentientibus


text: dissentientem

title: dissentientem


text: dissensura

title: dissensura


text: dissensurum

title: dissensurum


text: dissensuri

title: dissensuri


text: dissensurae

title: dissensurae


text: dissensurorum

title: dissensurorum


text: dissensurarum

title: dissensurarum


text: dissensuro

title: dissensuro


text: dissensuris

title: dissensuris


text: dissensuram

title: dissensuram


text: dissensuros

title: dissensuros


text: dissensuras

title: dissensuras


text: dissensure

title: dissensure


text: dissensum

title: dissensum


text: dissentienda

title: dissentienda


text: dissentiendum

title: dissentiendum


text: dissentiendi

title: dissentiendi


text: dissentiendae

title: dissentiendae


text: dissentiendorum

title: dissentiendorum


text: dissentiendarum

title: dissentiendarum


text: dissentiendo

title: dissentiendo


text: dissentiendis

title: dissentiendis


text: dissentiendam

title: dissentiendam


text: dissentiendos

title: dissentiendos


text: dissentiendas

title: dissentiendas


text: dissentiende

title: dissentiende


text: dissidium

title: dissidium


text:
discidium

Etymology
From, from ; compare.

Noun

 * 1) separation, divorce
 * 2) discord, disagreement

title: discidium


text: dissidia

title: dissidia


text: dissidii

title: dissidii


text: dissidiorum

title: dissidiorum


text: dissidiis

title: dissidiis


text: discidia

title: discidia


text: discidii

title: discidii


text: discidiorum

title: discidiorum


text: discidio

title: discidio


text: discidiis

title: discidiis


text:
dissilio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to burst asunder, fly apart
 * 2) To leap
 * 1) To leap

title: dissilio


text:
intradirective verb

Noun

 * 1)  An intransitive verb in which the subject both actively performs and undergoes the action, as in verbs of motion such as walk, go, fly.
 * In "I walked to the store", the verb 'walk' is intradirective, as the person undergoing the action is myself; in "I walked the dog" I no longer undergo the action, and the verb is transitive.

title: intradirective verb


text: dissilis

title: dissilis


text: dissilit

title: dissilit


text: dissilimus

title: dissilimus


text: dissilitis

title: dissilitis


text: dissiliunt

title: dissiliunt


text: dissiliam

title: dissiliam


text: dissilies

title: dissilies


text: dissiliet

title: dissiliet


text: dissiliemus

title: dissiliemus


text: dissilietis

title: dissilietis


text:
dissilient

Etymology
From , , present participle of :  +.

Adjective

 * 1) Starting asunder; bursting and opening with an elastic force; dehiscing explosively.
 * a dissilient pericarp

title: dissilient


text: dissiliebam

title: dissiliebam


text: dissiliebas

title: dissiliebas


text: dissiliebat

title: dissiliebat


text: dissiliebamus

title: dissiliebamus


text: dissiliebatis

title: dissiliebatis


text: dissiliebant

title: dissiliebant


text: dissilui

title: dissilui


text: dissiluisti

title: dissiluisti


text: dissiluit

title: dissiluit


text: dissiluimus

title: dissiluimus


text: dissiluistis

title: dissiluistis


text: dissiluerunt

title: dissiluerunt


text: dissiluero

title: dissiluero


text: dissilueris

title: dissilueris


text: dissiluerit

title: dissiluerit


text: dissiluerimus

title: dissiluerimus


text: dissilueritis

title: dissilueritis


text: dissiluerint

title: dissiluerint


text: dissilueram

title: dissilueram


text: dissilueras

title: dissilueras


text: dissiluerat

title: dissiluerat


text: dissilueramus

title: dissilueramus


text: dissilueratis

title: dissilueratis


text: dissiluerant

title: dissiluerant


text: dissilior

title: dissilior


text:
官房長官

Noun

 * 1) Chief Cabinet Secretary

title: 官房長官


text: dissiliris

title: dissiliris


text: dissilitur

title: dissilitur


text: dissilimur

title: dissilimur


text: dissilimini

title: dissilimini


text: dissiliuntur

title: dissiliuntur


text: dissiliar

title: dissiliar


text: dissilieris

title: dissilieris


text: dissilietur

title: dissilietur


text: dissiliemur

title: dissiliemur


text: dissiliemini

title: dissiliemini


text: dissilientur

title: dissilientur


text: dissiliebar

title: dissiliebar


text: dissiliebaris

title: dissiliebaris


text: dissiliebatur

title: dissiliebatur


text: dissiliebamur

title: dissiliebamur


text: dissiliebamini

title: dissiliebamini


text: dissiliebantur

title: dissiliebantur


text: dissilias

title: dissilias


text: dissiliat

title: dissiliat


text: dissiliamus

title: dissiliamus


text: dissiliatis

title: dissiliatis


text: dissiliant

title: dissiliant


text: dissilirem

title: dissilirem


text: dissilires

title: dissilires


text: dissiliret

title: dissiliret


text: dissiliremus

title: dissiliremus


text: dissiliretis

title: dissiliretis


text: dissilirent

title: dissilirent


text: dissiluerim

title: dissiluerim


text: dissiluissem

title: dissiluissem


text:
make mincemeat out of

Verb

 * 1)  To defeat one's opponent easily and completely during a fight, contest, or debate.
 * The invading army made mincemeat out of our troops.
 * 1)  To utterly destroy.
 * The invading army made mincemeat out of our troops.
 * 1)  To utterly destroy.

Translations

 * Hindi: कचूमर निकालना

title: make mincemeat out of


text: dissiluisses

title: dissiluisses


text: dissiluisset

title: dissiluisset


text: dissiluissemus

title: dissiluissemus


text: dissiluissetis

title: dissiluissetis


text: dissiluissent

title: dissiluissent


text: dissiliaris

title: dissiliaris


text: dissiliatur

title: dissiliatur


text: dissiliamur

title: dissiliamur


text: dissiliamini

title: dissiliamini


text: dissiliantur

title: dissiliantur


text: dissilirer

title: dissilirer


text: dissilireris

title: dissilireris


text: dissiliretur

title: dissiliretur


text: dissiliremur

title: dissiliremur


text: dissiliremini

title: dissiliremini


text: dissilirentur

title: dissilirentur


text: dissili

title: dissili


text: dissilito

title: dissilito


text: dissilite

title: dissilite


text: dissilitote

title: dissilitote


text: dissiliunto

title: dissiliunto


text: dissilire

title: dissilire


text: dissilitor

title: dissilitor


text: dissiliuntor

title: dissiliuntor


text: dissiluisse

title: dissiluisse


text: dissiliri

title: dissiliri


text:
labile verb

Noun

 * 1)  A transitive verb, such as break, burn, boil, open, start, change, or assimilate, which may be used intransitively with the object of the action as the subject.
 * The verb 'break' is labile because it can be used both transitively: I broke the window, and intransitively: the window broke, and in either case the object undergoing the action of breakage is the window.

title: labile verb


text:
かんぼうちょうかん

Noun

 * 1)  Chief Cabinet Secretary

title: かんぼうちょうかん


text: kanbōchōkan

title: kanbōchōkan


text:
dissimilaris

Adjective

 * 1) unlike, dissimilar, different

title: dissimilaris


text: dissimilares

title: dissimilares


text: dissimilaria

title: dissimilaria


text: dissimilarium

title: dissimilarium


text: dissimilaribus

title: dissimilaribus


text: dissimilarem

title: dissimilarem


text:
dissimilaritas

Noun

 * 1) dissimilarity, difference

title: dissimilaritas


text: dissimilaritates

title: dissimilaritates


text: dissimilaritatis

title: dissimilaritatis


text: dissimilaritatum

title: dissimilaritatum


text: dissimilaritati

title: dissimilaritati


text: dissimilaritatibus

title: dissimilaritatibus


text: dissimilaritatem

title: dissimilaritatem


text: dissimilaritate

title: dissimilaritate


text: じけん

title: じけん


text: jiken

title: jiken


text:
make someone's jaw drop

Verb

 * 1)  To cause someone to be very surprised or alarmed.
 * The news that I'm pregnant after so many tries made my husband's jaw drop.

title: make someone's jaw drop


text: dissimillimus

title: dissimillimus


text:
külot

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) briefs, panties

title: külot


text: dissimillima

title: dissimillima


text: dissimillimum

title: dissimillimum


text: dissimillimi

title: dissimillimi


text: dissimillimae

title: dissimillimae


text: dissimillimorum

title: dissimillimorum


text: dissimillimarum

title: dissimillimarum


text: dissimillimo

title: dissimillimo


text: dissimillimis

title: dissimillimis


text: dissimillimam

title: dissimillimam


text: dissimillimos

title: dissimillimos


text: dissimillimas

title: dissimillimas


text: dissimillime

title: dissimillime


text:
sui anglois

Phrase

 * 1) I am English male speaker

Synonyms

 * (female speaker)

title: sui anglois


text:
sui angloise

Phrase

 * 1) I am English female speaker

Synonyms

 * (male speaker)

title: sui angloise


text:
treat them mean, keep them keen

Proverb

 * 1)  A woman will be more interested in a man if he is not kind to her.

title: treat them mean, keep them keen


text: that time of the month

title: that time of the month