text: leefbaarders

title: leefbaarders


text: leefbaarste

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title: leefbaarste


text: leefbaarder

title: leefbaarder


text: leefbaardere

title: leefbaardere


text: leefbaars

title: leefbaars


text: betoogt

title: betoogt


text: betoge

title: betoge


text: betogend

title: betogend


text: betoogde

title: betoogde


text: betoogden

title: betoogden


text: betoogd

title: betoogd


text:
encre de Chine

Noun

 * 1) India ink

title: encre de Chine


text:
高峰

Noun

 * 1) peak; summit; height
 * 2) summit; summit conference
 * 3)  peak; pinnacle; zenith

Noun

 * 1) peak; summit; height

title: 高峰


text:
山峰

Noun

 * 1)  mountain peak

title: 山峰


text: 驼峰

title: 驼峰


text:
駝峰

Noun

 * 1) hump of a camel
 * 2)  hump

title: 駝峰


text:
coopérativement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) cooperatively

title: coopérativement


text: Gínea

title: Gínea


text:
néma, mint a sír

Etymology
Literally: "silent as the grave"

Adjective

 * 1)  silent as the grave, silent as the tomb

title: néma, mint a sír


text:
centopeia

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) centipede (A segmented arthropod of class Chilopoda)

title: centopeia


text:
প্যারিস

Etymology
, from.

title: প্যারিস


text: niesest

title: niesest


text: niestest

title: niestest


text: niestet

title: niestet


text: nieset

title: nieset


text:
Gehenna

Etymology
, from, from , named after the Valley of Hinnom outside Jerusalem, which was constantly filled with the waste of the city, which was then burnt. Heinous deeds are also associated with this valley, as during the time when Jerusalem was ruled by non-Jews (referred to in scriptures simply as 'pagans') child sacrifice was practiced there.

Proper noun

 * 1) In rabbinical literature and Christian and Islamic scripture, the place where the souls of the wicked go after death, where they suffer eternal damnation or annihilation.
 * 2) * Matthew 23:33
 * Ye serpents, ye generation of vipers, how can ye escape the damnation of Gehenna?
 * 1) Hell.
 * 2) A place of suffering and misery.
 * School was Gehenna for the restless student.
 * 1) The valley of Hinnom outside Jerusalem.

Synonyms

 * ,, , (Jewish)
 * (Islamic)

Translations

 * Arabic: الهَاوِيَة
 * Aramaic:
 * Classical Syriac: ܓܝܗܢܐ
 * Armenian:
 * Belarusian: гее́на
 * Bulgarian: гее́на
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * French: Géhenne
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: γέεννα
 * Hebrew:
 * Hindi: ,
 * Japanese: ゲヘナ,
 * Malay: Gehena
 * Romanian:
 * Russian:, гее́нна о́гненная
 * Swahili: jahanamu
 * Swedish:
 * Ukrainian: геє́на

 * Arabic: جَهَنَّم
 * Aramaic:
 * Classical Syriac: ܓܝܗܢܐ
 * Armenian:
 * Catalan: Gehenna
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 革哈納
 * Czech: Gehenna, džehenna
 * Dutch: gehenna
 * Finnish: Gehenna
 * French: Géhenne
 * German: Gehinnom
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: γέεννα
 * Hebrew: גיא בן הנם,
 * Hindi: ,
 * Hungarian:
 * Italian: Geenna
 * Japanese: ゲヘナ
 * Norwegian: Gehenna
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese: Geena
 * Romanian:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:
 * Swahili: jahanamu
 * Swedish:
 * Turkish:
 * Turkmen: Jähennem
 * Ukrainian: геє́нна

Proper noun

 * 1)  one of various hells in Abrahamic religions

title: Gehenna


text:
gotiska

Noun

 * 1) Gothic (an extinct Germanic language, once spoken by the Goths)

title: gotiska


text:
персональный компьютер

Noun

 * 1) personal computer (small computer for use by one person at a time)

title: персональный компьютер


text:
dirección IP

Noun

 * 1) IP address

title: dirección IP


text:
impendo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to spend or expend
 * 2) to devote (money, time etc.) to

title: impendo


text: impendis

title: impendis


text: impendit

title: impendit


text: impendimus

title: impendimus


text: impenditis

title: impenditis


text: impendunt

title: impendunt


text: impendam

title: impendam


text: impendes

title: impendes


text: impendet

title: impendet


text: impendemus

title: impendemus


text: impendetis

title: impendetis


text:
impendent

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  impending; threatening

Synonyms

 * ,, ; see also Thesaurus:impending

title: impendent


text: impendebam

title: impendebam


text: impendebas

title: impendebas


text: impendebat

title: impendebat


text: impendebamus

title: impendebamus


text: impendebatis

title: impendebatis


text: impendebant

title: impendebant


text: impendi

title: impendi


text: impendisti

title: impendisti


text: impendistis

title: impendistis


text: impenderunt

title: impenderunt


text: impendero

title: impendero


text: impenderis

title: impenderis


text: impenderit

title: impenderit


text: impenderimus

title: impenderimus


text: impenderitis

title: impenderitis


text: impenderint

title: impenderint


text: impenderam

title: impenderam


text: impenderas

title: impenderas


text: impenderat

title: impenderat


text: impenderamus

title: impenderamus


text: impenderatis

title: impenderatis


text: impenderant

title: impenderant


text: impendor

title: impendor


text: impenditur

title: impenditur


text: impendimur

title: impendimur


text: impendimini

title: impendimini


text: impenduntur

title: impenduntur


text: impendar

title: impendar


text: impendetur

title: impendetur


text: impendemur

title: impendemur


text: impendemini

title: impendemini


text: impendentur

title: impendentur


text: impendebar

title: impendebar


text: impendebaris

title: impendebaris


text: impendebatur

title: impendebatur


text: impendebamur

title: impendebamur


text: impendebamini

title: impendebamini


text: impendebantur

title: impendebantur


text: impendas

title: impendas


text: impendat

title: impendat


text: impendamus

title: impendamus


text: impendatis

title: impendatis


text: impendant

title: impendant


text: impenderem

title: impenderem


text: impenderes

title: impenderes


text: impenderet

title: impenderet


text: impenderemus

title: impenderemus


text: impenderetis

title: impenderetis


text: impenderent

title: impenderent


text: impenderim

title: impenderim


text: impendissem

title: impendissem


text: impendisses

title: impendisses


text: impendisset

title: impendisset


text: impendissemus

title: impendissemus


text: impendissetis

title: impendissetis


text: impendissent

title: impendissent


text: impendaris

title: impendaris


text: impendatur

title: impendatur


text: impendamur

title: impendamur


text: impendamini

title: impendamini


text: impendantur

title: impendantur


text: impenderer

title: impenderer


text: impendereris

title: impendereris


text: impenderetur

title: impenderetur


text: impenderemur

title: impenderemur


text: impenderemini

title: impenderemini


text: impenderentur

title: impenderentur


text: impende

title: impende


text: impendito

title: impendito


text: impendite

title: impendite


text: impenditote

title: impenditote


text: impendunto

title: impendunto


text: impenditor

title: impenditor


text: impenduntor

title: impenduntor


text: impendisse

title: impendisse


text: impensum

title: impensum


text: vommen

title: vommen


text:
vomme

Contraction

 * 1)  von + me, from the, of the

title: vomme


text:
incesso

Etymology
A back-formation from the perfect incessī of.

Verb

 * 1) to assault, assail, attack, fall upon
 * 2) to reproach, abuse
 * 3) to advance, march along, progress
 * 1) to reproach, abuse
 * 2) to advance, march along, progress

title: incesso


text: vommene

title: vommene


text: incessis

title: incessis


text: incessit

title: incessit


text: incessimus

title: incessimus


text: incessitis

title: incessitis


text: incessunt

title: incessunt


text: incessam

title: incessam


text: incesses

title: incesses


text: incesset

title: incesset


text: incessemus

title: incessemus


text: incessetis

title: incessetis


text: incessent

title: incessent


text: incessebam

title: incessebam


text: incessebas

title: incessebas


text: incessebat

title: incessebat


text: incessebamus

title: incessebamus


text: incessebatis

title: incessebatis


text: incessebant

title: incessebant


text: incessor

title: incessor


text: incesseris

title: incesseris


text: incessitur

title: incessitur


text: incessimur

title: incessimur


text: incessimini

title: incessimini


text: incessuntur

title: incessuntur


text: incessar

title: incessar


text: vommens

title: vommens


text: incessetur

title: incessetur


text: incessemur

title: incessemur


text: incessemini

title: incessemini


text: incessentur

title: incessentur


text: incessebar

title: incessebar


text: vommes

title: vommes


text: incessebaris

title: incessebaris


text: incessebatur

title: incessebatur


text: incessebamur

title: incessebamur


text: incessebamini

title: incessebamini


text: vommenes

title: vommenes


text: incessebantur

title: incessebantur


text: incessas

title: incessas


text: incessat

title: incessat


text: incessamus

title: incessamus


text: incessatis

title: incessatis


text: incesserem

title: incesserem


text: incesseres

title: incesseres


text: incesseret

title: incesseret


text: incesseremus

title: incesseremus


text: incesseretis

title: incesseretis


text: incesserent

title: incesserent


text: incessaris

title: incessaris


text: incessatur

title: incessatur


text: incessamur

title: incessamur


text: incessamini

title: incessamini


text: incessantur

title: incessantur


text: incesserer

title: incesserer


text: incessereris

title: incessereris


text: incesseretur

title: incesseretur


text: incesseremur

title: incesseremur


text: incesseremini

title: incesseremini


text: incesserentur

title: incesserentur


text: incesse

title: incesse


text: incessito

title: incessito


text: incessite

title: incessite


text: incessitote

title: incessitote


text: incessunto

title: incessunto


text: incessere

title: incessere


text: incessitor

title: incessitor


text: incessuntor

title: incessuntor


text: incessi

title: incessi


text: procedis

title: procedis


text: procedit

title: procedit


text: procedimus

title: procedimus


text: proceditis

title: proceditis


text: procedunt

title: procedunt


text: procedam

title: procedam


text: procedet

title: procedet


text: procedemus

title: procedemus


text: procedetis

title: procedetis


text:
procedent

Adjective

 * 1) (coming) from

title: procedent


text: procedebam

title: procedebam


text: procedebas

title: procedebas


text: procedebat

title: procedebat


text: procedebamus

title: procedebamus


text: procedebatis

title: procedebatis


text: procedebant

title: procedebant


text: processisti

title: processisti


text: processit

title: processit


text: processimus

title: processimus


text: processistis

title: processistis


text: processerunt

title: processerunt


text: processero

title: processero


text: processeris

title: processeris


text: processerit

title: processerit


text: processerimus

title: processerimus


text: processeritis

title: processeritis


text: processerint

title: processerint


text: processeram

title: processeram


text: processeras

title: processeras


text: processerat

title: processerat


text: processeramus

title: processeramus


text: processeratis

title: processeratis


text: processerant

title: processerant


text: procedor

title: procedor


text: procederis

title: procederis


text: proceditur

title: proceditur


text: procedimur

title: procedimur


text: procedimini

title: procedimini


text: proceduntur

title: proceduntur


text: procedar

title: procedar


text: procedetur

title: procedetur


text: procedemur

title: procedemur


text: procedemini

title: procedemini


text: procedentur

title: procedentur


text: procedebar

title: procedebar


text: procedebaris

title: procedebaris


text: procedebatur

title: procedebatur


text: procedebamur

title: procedebamur


text: procedebamini

title: procedebamini


text: procedebantur

title: procedebantur


text: procedat

title: procedat


text: procedamus

title: procedamus


text: procedatis

title: procedatis


text: procedant

title: procedant


text: procederem

title: procederem


text: procederes

title: procederes


text: procederet

title: procederet


text: procederemus

title: procederemus


text: procederetis

title: procederetis


text: procederent

title: procederent


text: processerim

title: processerim


text: processissem

title: processissem


text: processisses

title: processisses


text: processisset

title: processisset


text: processissemus

title: processissemus


text: processissetis

title: processissetis


text: processissent

title: processissent


text: procedaris

title: procedaris


text: procedatur

title: procedatur


text: procedamur

title: procedamur


text: procedamini

title: procedamini


text: procedantur

title: procedantur


text: procederer

title: procederer


text: procedereris

title: procedereris


text: procederetur

title: procederetur


text: procederemur

title: procederemur


text: procederemini

title: procederemini


text: procederentur

title: procederentur


text: procedito

title: procedito


text: procedite

title: procedite


text: proceditote

title: proceditote


text: procedunto

title: procedunto


text: proceditor

title: proceditor


text: proceduntor

title: proceduntor


text: processisse

title: processisse


text:
processurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to proceed or advance

title: processurus


text:
maledicție

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  malediction curse

title: maledicție


text: succedis

title: succedis


text: succedit

title: succedit


text: succedimus

title: succedimus


text: succeditis

title: succeditis


text: succedunt

title: succedunt


text: succedam

title: succedam


text: succedes

title: succedes


text: succedet

title: succedet


text: succedemus

title: succedemus


text: succedetis

title: succedetis


text: succedebam

title: succedebam


text: succedebas

title: succedebas


text: succedebat

title: succedebat


text: succedebamus

title: succedebamus


text: succedebatis

title: succedebatis


text: succedebant

title: succedebant


text: successisti

title: successisti


text: successit

title: successit


text: successimus

title: successimus


text: successistis

title: successistis


text: successerunt

title: successerunt


text: successeris

title: successeris


text: successerit

title: successerit


text: successerimus

title: successerimus


text: successeritis

title: successeritis


text: successerint

title: successerint


text: successeram

title: successeram


text: successeras

title: successeras


text: successerat

title: successerat


text: successeramus

title: successeramus


text: successeratis

title: successeratis


text: successerant

title: successerant


text: succedor

title: succedor


text: succederis

title: succederis


text: succeditur

title: succeditur


text: succedimur

title: succedimur


text: succedimini

title: succedimini


text: succeduntur

title: succeduntur


text: succedar

title: succedar


text: succedetur

title: succedetur


text: succedemur

title: succedemur


text: succedemini

title: succedemini


text: succedentur

title: succedentur


text: succedebar

title: succedebar


text: succedebaris

title: succedebaris


text: succedebatur

title: succedebatur


text: succedebamur

title: succedebamur


text: succedebamini

title: succedebamini


text: succedebantur

title: succedebantur


text: succedas

title: succedas


text: succedat

title: succedat


text: succedamus

title: succedamus


text: succedatis

title: succedatis


text: succedant

title: succedant


text: succederem

title: succederem


text: succederes

title: succederes


text: succederet

title: succederet


text: succederemus

title: succederemus


text: succederetis

title: succederetis


text: succederent

title: succederent


text: successerim

title: successerim


text: successissem

title: successissem


text: successisses

title: successisses


text: successisset

title: successisset


text: successissemus

title: successissemus


text: successissetis

title: successissetis


text: successissent

title: successissent


text: succedaris

title: succedaris


text: succedatur

title: succedatur


text: succedamur

title: succedamur


text: succedamini

title: succedamini


text: succedantur

title: succedantur


text: succederer

title: succederer


text: succedereris

title: succedereris


text: succederetur

title: succederetur


text: succederemur

title: succederemur


text: succederemini

title: succederemini


text: succederentur

title: succederentur


text: succedito

title: succedito


text: succedite

title: succedite


text: succeditote

title: succeditote


text: succedunto

title: succedunto


text: succeditor

title: succeditor


text: succeduntor

title: succeduntor


text: successisse

title: successisse


text:
successus

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) course, flow (of time), approach
 * 2) outcome, success
 * 1) outcome, success

Participle

 * 1) climbed, having been climbed

title: successus


text:
succumbo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sink, fall, lie or break down
 * 2) to collapse, to succumb
 * 3) to concede defeat
 * 4) to surrender, to yield, to succumb
 * 5) to submit
 * 1) to submit

title: succumbo


text: succumbis

title: succumbis


text: succumbit

title: succumbit


text: succumbimus

title: succumbimus


text: succumbitis

title: succumbitis


text: succumbunt

title: succumbunt


text: succumbam

title: succumbam


text: succumbes

title: succumbes


text: succumbet

title: succumbet


text: succumbemus

title: succumbemus


text: succumbetis

title: succumbetis


text:
succumbent

Etymology
, present participle.

Adjective

 * 1)  submissive; yielding

title: succumbent


text: succumbebam

title: succumbebam


text: succumbebas

title: succumbebas


text: succumbebat

title: succumbebat


text: succumbebamus

title: succumbebamus


text: succumbebatis

title: succumbebatis


text: succumbebant

title: succumbebant


text: succubui

title: succubui


text: succubuisti

title: succubuisti


text: succubuit

title: succubuit


text: succubuimus

title: succubuimus


text: succubuistis

title: succubuistis


text: succubuerunt

title: succubuerunt


text: succubuero

title: succubuero


text: succubueris

title: succubueris


text: succubuerit

title: succubuerit


text: succubuerimus

title: succubuerimus


text: succubueritis

title: succubueritis


text: succubuerint

title: succubuerint


text: succubueram

title: succubueram


text: succubueras

title: succubueras


text: succubuerat

title: succubuerat


text: succubueramus

title: succubueramus


text: succubueratis

title: succubueratis


text: succubuerant

title: succubuerant


text: succumbor

title: succumbor


text: succumberis

title: succumberis


text: succumbitur

title: succumbitur


text: succumbimur

title: succumbimur


text: succumbimini

title: succumbimini


text: succumbuntur

title: succumbuntur


text: succumbar

title: succumbar


text: succumbetur

title: succumbetur


text: succumbemur

title: succumbemur


text: succumbemini

title: succumbemini


text: succumbentur

title: succumbentur


text: succumbebar

title: succumbebar


text: succumbebaris

title: succumbebaris


text: succumbebatur

title: succumbebatur


text: succumbebamur

title: succumbebamur


text: succumbebamini

title: succumbebamini


text: succumbebantur

title: succumbebantur


text: succumbas

title: succumbas


text: succumbat

title: succumbat


text: succumbamus

title: succumbamus


text: succumbatis

title: succumbatis


text:
User:Amonet

→ w:sk:Redaktor:Amonet

title: User:Amonet


text: succumbant

title: succumbant


text: succumberem

title: succumberem


text: succumberes

title: succumberes


text: succumberet

title: succumberet


text: succumberemus

title: succumberemus


text: succumberetis

title: succumberetis


text: succumberent

title: succumberent


text: succubuerim

title: succubuerim


text: succubuissem

title: succubuissem


text: succubuisses

title: succubuisses


text: succubuisset

title: succubuisset


text: succubuissemus

title: succubuissemus


text: succubuissetis

title: succubuissetis


text: succubuissent

title: succubuissent


text: succumbaris

title: succumbaris


text: succumbatur

title: succumbatur


text: succumbamur

title: succumbamur


text: succumbamini

title: succumbamini


text: succumbantur

title: succumbantur


text: succumberer

title: succumberer


text: succumbereris

title: succumbereris


text: succumberetur

title: succumberetur


text: succumberemur

title: succumberemur


text: succumberemini

title: succumberemini


text: succumberentur

title: succumberentur


text: succumbe

title: succumbe


text: succumbito

title: succumbito


text: succumbite

title: succumbite


text: succumbitote

title: succumbitote


text: succumbunto

title: succumbunto


text: succumbere

title: succumbere


text: succumbitor

title: succumbitor


text: succumbuntor

title: succumbuntor


text: succubuisse

title: succubuisse


text: succumbi

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text: teris

title: teris


text: terit

title: terit


text: terimus

title: terimus


text: teritis

title: teritis


text: terunt

title: terunt


text: teram

title: teram


text: teremus

title: teremus


text: terent

title: terent


text: terebam

title: terebam


text: terebas

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text: terebat

title: terebat


text: terebamus

title: terebamus


text: terebatis

title: terebatis


text: terebant

title: terebant


text: trivisti

title: trivisti


text: trivit

title: trivit


text: trivimus

title: trivimus


text: trivistis

title: trivistis


text: triverunt

title: triverunt


text: trivero

title: trivero


text: triveris

title: triveris


text: triverit

title: triverit


text: triverimus

title: triverimus


text: triveritis

title: triveritis


text: triverint

title: triverint


text: triveram

title: triveram


text: triveras

title: triveras


text: triverat

title: triverat


text: triveramus

title: triveramus


text: triveratis

title: triveratis


text: triverant

title: triverant


text: tereris

title: tereris


text: teritur

title: teritur


text: terimur

title: terimur


text: terimini

title: terimini


text: teruntur

title: teruntur


text: terar

title: terar


text: teretur

title: teretur


text: teremur

title: teremur


text: teremini

title: teremini


text: terentur

title: terentur


text: terebar

title: terebar


text: terebaris

title: terebaris


text: terebatur

title: terebatur


text: terebamur

title: terebamur


text: terebamini

title: terebamini


text: terebantur

title: terebantur


text: terat

title: terat


text: teramus

title: teramus


text: teratis

title: teratis


text: terant

title: terant


text: tererem

title: tererem


text: tereres

title: tereres


text: tereret

title: tereret


text: tereremus

title: tereremus


text: tereretis

title: tereretis


text: tererent

title: tererent


text: triverim

title: triverim


text: trivissem

title: trivissem


text: trivisses

title: trivisses


text: trivisset

title: trivisset


text: trivissemus

title: trivissemus


text: trivissetis

title: trivissetis


text: trivissent

title: trivissent


text: teraris

title: teraris


text: teratur

title: teratur


text: teramur

title: teramur


text: teramini

title: teramini


text: terantur

title: terantur


text: tererer

title: tererer


text:
comunicação

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  communication
 * 2) notice, warning, notification
 * 1) notice, warning, notification

title: comunicação


text: terereris

title: terereris


text: tereretur

title: tereretur


text: tereremur

title: tereremur


text: tereremini

title: tereremini


text: tererentur

title: tererentur


text: terito

title: terito


text: terite

title: terite


text: teritote

title: teritote


text: terunto

title: terunto


text: teritor

title: teritor


text: teruntor

title: teruntor


text: trivisse

title: trivisse


text:
tritus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rubbed, triturated
 * 2) worn out or away, well-worn

title: tritus


text:
siirtymäaika

Noun

 * 1) transition period, transition time
 * 2) grace period

title: siirtymäaika


text:
사다리

Etymology
originally equivalent to +.

Noun

 * 1) ladder

title: 사다리


text:
পুঙ্খানুপুঙ্খ

Etymology
, from and ; semantic shift from "continuous shooting of arrows" to "(any) continuous action" to "thorough (action)" (and from that, also "detailed").

Adjective

 * 1) thorough; attentive to minute details; minutely scrutinizing
 * 2) detailed

title: পুঙ্খানুপুঙ্খ


text: Template:ru-verb

title: Template:ru-verb


text:
żużel

Etymology

 * possibly.

Noun

 * 1)  slag
 * 2) motorcycle speedway

title: żużel


text:
বর্ণনা

Etymology
, the feminine form of. .

Noun

 * 1) depiction; description; representation

title: বর্ণনা


text:
luoksepääsemätön

Adjective

 * 1) inaccessible

title: luoksepääsemätön


text: Category:Finnish terms prefixed with mono-


text: Category:Finnish terms suffixed with -gynia


text: Category:Finnish terms suffixed with -mania


text: Category:Finnish terms prefixed with eroto-


text: Category:Finnish terms suffixed with -maani


text:
नामकरण

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) naming
 * 2) christening, baptism

Noun

 * 1) nominal suffix

Noun

 * 1) calling a person by a name
 * 2) ceremony in which a child is given a name, etc.)

title: नामकरण


text: Category:Finnish terms prefixed with klepto-


text:
spektroskooppi

Noun

 * 1) spectroscope

title: spektroskooppi


text:
Νεμπράσκα

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Nebraska (US state)

title: Νεμπράσκα


text:
pătlagină

Etymology
, accusative singular of, undergoing metathesis in standard Romanian (cf. also the original, now regional variant above).

Noun

 * 1) plantain small plant

title: pătlagină


text:
शर्मन्

Etymology
From, from , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 (whence 🇨🇬).

Adjective

 * 1) happy, prosperous

Noun

 * 1) shelter, safety (, etc.)
 * 2) house
 * 3) joy, happiness, bliss (as frequently used as suffix to names of Brahmans) (,, , etc.)
 * 4) equal to
 * 5) equal to
 * 6) name of some particular formulas

title: शर्मन्


text:
tüzérség

Noun

 * 1) artillery

title: tüzérség


text:
astutia

Etymology
From. First attested in Plautus and as in 3d to 2nd century  Falerii, with what appears to be a practice of marking long vowels also observed in a nearby inscription.

Noun

 * 1) cunning, craftiness, cleverness, shrewdness
 * 2) subtlety
 * 3) a cunning trick, stratagem
 * 1) a cunning trick, stratagem

title: astutia


text: erősségek

title: erősségek


text:
উদ্দীপনা

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) incitement; encouragement
 * 2) impetus
 * 3) enthusiasm

title: উদ্দীপনা


text: astutiae

title: astutiae


text: astutiarum

title: astutiarum


text: astutiis

title: astutiis


text: astutiam

title: astutiam


text: astutias

title: astutias


text:
উদ্দেশ্য

Etymology
, a compound of 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) intent, purpose; goal
 * 2) motive

Adjective

 * 1) aimed at; intended for

title: উদ্দেশ্য


text:
emorior

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to die or die off
 * 2) to die out

title: emorior


text:
Appendix:Finnish numbers

Table

 * See here for a longer table.

Cardinals
The cardinal numbers from 11 to 19 are composed with suffix :, ...

The cardinal numbers from 20 to 99 are composed according to the pattern (—) + + (—).

Hundreds are simply added to the same set, one hundred in nominative and the hundreds of two hundred—nine hundred in partitive.

Ordinals
The ordinal numbers from 11th to 19th are the ordinal numbers 1st to 9th with suffix, with 11th and 12th being exceptions: , , ...

The ordinal numbers from 20th to 99th are the cardinal numbers with all components receiving the ordinal suffix:

is used with the decades and, it may also, alongside, optionally be used for units. Both and  are acceptable.

The same pattern continues for higher numerals, with all components receiving the suffix.

Archaic
Numbers from 21 to 99 (except for the tens 30s, 40s, etc.) used to be formed as the unit (either in cardinal or ordinal) followed by the partitive singular form of the ordinal of the next number in tens, similar to how 11 to 19 is formed as 1-9 +. Thus, 21 used to be ( + ), while 21st would have been  or  (/ + ). These forms have fallen out of use and are now considered archaic.

Etymologically all of these forms are by ellipsis; the word is left out. For example, was originally.

Writing conventions
When written in numeric form, cardinal numbers are divided in "groups of three" with spaces: 1,000,000,000 → 1 000 000 000. The space is non-breaking and the numeral may not be split into separate lines. When writing decimal numbers, the period and the comma are reversed in comparison with English: 1,000.31 -> 1.000,31. Thus, instead of a decimal point there is.

When writing a cardinal number out as text, each "group of three" is written together as one word, separated with a space from the powers of ten (,, ...):
 * 300 700 400 283 ->

Ordinals are usually abbreviated as the number followed by a period or full stop, (e.g. 1. 2. 3. 39.). An alternative is to write the numeral followed by the corresponding ordinal number ending (for, ) or  (other numerals), which can then be inflected (unlike the two aforementioned forms), e.g. ,  (genitive singular forms: , ). This form is used when the inflectional ending is not clear from context (e.g. indicated by the following word) or if the numeral is at the end of a sentence to avoid a double period. Furthermore, in the names of monarchs, popes or other dignitaries, the Roman numerals are used (without a period).

Pronunciation
Contrary to the spelling, all powers of ten (and their multipliers) get their own primary stress. For example, is pronounced as if. The last term (e.g. the units place) is usually given somewhat more stress.

Grammar

With a numeral other than in the nominative case, the main word is in partitive case. In other cases, the cardinal number and the word it defines are congruent:

In the above case, the accusative case of a numeral is always equivalent in form to the nominative case, never the genitive:

(not )

The plural forms are used mainly with words that are used only in plural:

All the declinable parts of a number are in the same case:

When the number is written in numeric form, the case suffix of the last declinable part is added to the number with a colon. However, the case ending is not written if it is clear from context, e.g. when indicated by the following word:

Inexact quantities
Inexact quantities may always be expressed with the adverb. The numbers 3 to 10 have also a specific inexact form, which is formed with the suffix :, , , , , , ,. They may be combined with, , etc. for larger quantities, e.g.  (~5,000,000). The corresponding form for is. It behaves otherwise similarly, but cannot be combined with.

Number of repetitions
The number of repetitions may always be expressed with. The numbers 2 to 10 plus 100, 1.000 and 1.000.000 have also a specific repetitive form which is formed with suffix :, , , , , , , , , , ,. They may be combined with, , etc. for larger quantities.

Number of people present
The numbers 2 to 6 have adverbial forms that express how many people are present or acting in unison: /, /, /,,.

title: Appendix:Finnish numbers


text: emoreris

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text: emoritur

title: emoritur


text: emorimur

title: emorimur


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title: emorereris


text: férfiasabb

title: férfiasabb


text: legférfiasabb

title: legférfiasabb


text:
talon aiguille

Noun

 * 1) stiletto heel (heel of a high and narrow shoe)
 * 2)  a shoe with such a heel

title: talon aiguille


text: 阿德莱德

title: 阿德莱德


text:
阿道夫

Etymology
Borrowed from or.

title: 阿道夫


text: emoriuntur

title: emoriuntur


text: emoriar

title: emoriar


text: emorieris

title: emorieris


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title: emorietur


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title: emoriemur


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title: emoriemini


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title: emorientur


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title: emoriebar


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title: emoriebaris


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title: emoriebatur


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title: emoriebamur


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title: emoriebantur


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title: emoriaris


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title: emoriatur


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title: patiebatur


text: patiebamur

title: patiebamur


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title: patiaris


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text: patieretur

title: patieretur


text: patieremur

title: patieremur


text: patieremini

title: patieremini


text: patierentur

title: patierentur


text:
대사관

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) an embassy

title: 대사관


text: patitor

title: patitor


text: patiuntor

title: patiuntor


text: egrederis

title: egrederis


text: egreditur

title: egreditur


text: egredimur

title: egredimur


text: egredimini

title: egredimini


text: egrediuntur

title: egrediuntur


text: egrediar

title: egrediar


text: egredieris

title: egredieris


text: egredietur

title: egredietur


text: egrediemur

title: egrediemur


text: egrediemini

title: egrediemini


text: egredientur

title: egredientur


text: egrediebar

title: egrediebar


text: egrediebaris

title: egrediebaris


text: egrediebatur

title: egrediebatur


text: egrediebamur

title: egrediebamur


text: egrediebamini

title: egrediebamini


text: egrediebantur

title: egrediebantur


text: egrediaris

title: egrediaris


text: egrediatur

title: egrediatur


text: egrediamur

title: egrediamur


text: egrediamini

title: egrediamini


text: egrediantur

title: egrediantur


text: egredieretur

title: egredieretur


text: egredere

title: egredere


text: egreditor

title: egreditor


text: egrediuntor

title: egrediuntor


text: graderis

title: graderis


text: graditur

title: graditur


text: gradimur

title: gradimur


text: gradimini

title: gradimini


text: gradiuntur

title: gradiuntur


text: gradiar

title: gradiar


text: gradieris

title: gradieris


text: gradietur

title: gradietur


text: gradiemur

title: gradiemur


text: gradiemini

title: gradiemini


text: gradientur

title: gradientur


text: gradiebar

title: gradiebar


text: gradiebaris

title: gradiebaris


text: gradiebatur

title: gradiebatur


text: gradiebamur

title: gradiebamur


text: gradiebamini

title: gradiebamini


text: gradiebantur

title: gradiebantur


text: gradiaris

title: gradiaris


text: gradiatur

title: gradiatur


text: gradiamur

title: gradiamur


text: gradiamini

title: gradiamini


text: gradiantur

title: gradiantur


text:
hiperbolikus

Etymology
Borrowed from. With Latinate ending.

Adjective

 * 1) hyperbolic

title: hiperbolikus


text:
Harnblase

Noun

 * 1) urinary bladder

title: Harnblase


text: 阿格尼丝

title: 阿格尼丝


text: ijedtségek

title: ijedtségek


text: gradere

title: gradere


text:
Template:ru-verb/documentation

This template is used for the headword of Russian verbs. Please do not use.

Parameters

 * and,   ...
 * The headword with accents. This is also used to link to individual words in a page title. Leave it blank to use the page name as default.

 * and,   ...
 * Overrides the automatic transliteration of Cyrillic letters if needed.

 * The aspect of the verb. Use  for imperfective verbs,   for perfective verbs and   if the verb can be either.
 * The aspect of the verb. Use  for imperfective verbs,   for perfective verbs and   if the verb can be either.

 * and,   ...
 * Specifies the perfective equivalent of the verb, if any.

 * and,   ...
 * Specifies the imperfective equivalent of the verb, if any.

title: Template:ru-verb/documentation


text:
Template talk:ru-verb

Needs work. Surely more parameters than this are needed. Mglovesfun (talk) 20:16, 12 September 2010 (UTC)

pftr, impftr
Could these parameters be restored and if the opposite form is not transliterated, then the template would transliterate them manually from pf/impf (opposite form)? I also liked the older style more (with em-dash and no brackets). --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 20:28, 17 October 2013 (UTC)
 * I prefer it if the template fits with how other headwords are displayed. We don't normally transliterate inflected forms, not even for Gothic where otherwise I've been very rigorous in transliterating everything (because students generally don't learn the Gothic script). 22:10, 17 October 2013 (UTC)
 * I've brought it up on the BP because if we do adopt it, it would make sense to do it for more languages than just Russian. 22:27, 17 October 2013 (UTC)

Alternative impf's
The template could use alternative imperfectives, similar to perfective forms.

- or.

BTW, will the "tr=" parameter be available for derived terms for all PoS, e.g. (пе́рвый (pérvyj) - пе́рвого (pérvovo)), where the genitive form would require manual transliteration? --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 23:55, 21 October 2013 (UTC)
 * It doesn't have the impf2= parameter already? 23:58, 21 October 2013 (UTC)

 * Oops, sorry, my bad. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 00:13, 22 October 2013 (UTC)

passive?
связать/связаться

is it possible to form passive verbs using suffixes other than -сь/-ся? d1g (talk) 12:32, 18 April 2017 (UTC)

 * There are four ways to make passive constructions:

 * 1) using the suffixes -сь/-ся:
 * Дипломная работа выполняется студентами.
 * 1) using 3rd person plural (usually without a pronoun):
 * Где продают компьютеры?
 * 1) using the verb быть and a short-form participle:
 * Вся информация будет записана секретарём.
 * 1) In addition, present-passive or past-passive participles can be used:
 * Журнал, читаемый студентом.
 * Журнал, купленный вчера братом, скучный. —Stephen (Talk) 05:59, 19 April 2017 (UTC)

 * The entry does what's required. The definition #3 is . I have just fixed the mode.--Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 05:55, 19 April 2017 (UTC)

title: Template talk:ru-verb


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text: aggredimini

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title: aggrediuntur


text: aggrediar

title: aggrediar


text:
User talk:96.22.48.167

Aller comme un gant is to fit like a glove (verb). Mglovesfun (talk) 20:16, 12 September 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:96.22.48.167


text: aggredieris

title: aggredieris


text: aggredietur

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text:
艾伯特

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: 艾伯特


text: compateris

title: compateris


text: compatitur

title: compatitur


text: compatimur

title: compatimur


text: compatimini

title: compatimini


text: compatiuntur

title: compatiuntur


text: compatiar

title: compatiar


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title: compatieris


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title: compatientur


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title: compatiebamur


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title: compatiebamini


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title: compatiebantur


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title: compatiatur


text: compatiamur

title: compatiamur


text: compatiamini

title: compatiamini


text: compatiantur

title: compatiantur


text: compatere

title: compatere


text: compatitor

title: compatitor


text: compatiuntor

title: compatiuntor


text:
compassus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) suffered
 * 2) pitied

title: compassus


text: transgrederis

title: transgrederis


text: 奥尔科特

title: 奥尔科特


text: transgreditur

title: transgreditur


text: transgredimur

title: transgredimur


text: transgredimini

title: transgredimini


text: transgrediuntur

title: transgrediuntur


text: transgrediar

title: transgrediar


text: 奥尔丁顿

title: 奥尔丁顿


text: 奥尔德里奇

title: 奥尔德里奇


text: 亚历克

title: 亚历克


text: 亚历山大

title: 亚历山大


text: 阿尔弗列德

title: 阿尔弗列德


text: 艾尔弗雷德

title: 艾尔弗雷德


text: 阿丽丝

title: 阿丽丝


text: 艾丽丝

title: 艾丽丝


text:
d'abord et avant tout

Adverb

 * 1) first and foremost (primarily; most importantly)

title: d'abord et avant tout


text: graderer

title: graderer


text: gradereris

title: gradereris


text: graderetur

title: graderetur


text: graderemur

title: graderemur


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title: graderemini


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title: aggrederer


text: aggredereris

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title: aggrederetur


text: aggrederemur

title: aggrederemur


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title: aggrederemini


text: aggrederentur

title: aggrederentur


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title: compaterer


text: compatereris

title: compatereris


text: compateretur

title: compateretur


text: compateremur

title: compateremur


text: compateremini

title: compateremini


text: compaterentur

title: compaterentur


text: transgredieris

title: transgredieris


text: transgredietur

title: transgredietur


text: transgrediemur

title: transgrediemur


text: transgrediemini

title: transgrediemini


text: transgredientur

title: transgredientur


text: transgrediebar

title: transgrediebar


text: transgrediebaris

title: transgrediebaris


text: transgrediebatur

title: transgrediebatur


text: transgrediebamur

title: transgrediebamur


text: transgrediebamini

title: transgrediebamini


text: transgrediebantur

title: transgrediebantur


text: transgrediaris

title: transgrediaris


text: transgrediatur

title: transgrediatur


text: transgrediamur

title: transgrediamur


text: transgrediamini

title: transgrediamini


text: transgrediantur

title: transgrediantur


text: transgrederer

title: transgrederer


text: transgredereris

title: transgredereris


text: transgrederetur

title: transgrederetur


text: transgrederemur

title: transgrederemur


text: transgrederemini

title: transgrederemini


text: transgrederentur

title: transgrederentur


text: transgredere

title: transgredere


text: transgreditor

title: transgreditor


text: transgrediuntor

title: transgrediuntor


text:
transgressus

Etymology
Perfect active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) crossed (climbed or passed over), having crossed

title: transgressus


text: antegrederis

title: antegrederis


text: antegreditur

title: antegreditur


text: antegredimur

title: antegredimur


text: antegredimini

title: antegredimini


text: antegrediuntur

title: antegrediuntur


text: antegrediar

title: antegrediar


text: antegredieris

title: antegredieris


text: antegredietur

title: antegredietur


text: antegrediemur

title: antegrediemur


text: antegrediemini

title: antegrediemini


text: antegredientur

title: antegredientur


text: antegrediebar

title: antegrediebar


text: antegrediebaris

title: antegrediebaris


text: antegrediebatur

title: antegrediebatur


text: antegrediebamur

title: antegrediebamur


text: antegrediebamini

title: antegrediebamini


text: antegrediebantur

title: antegrediebantur


text: antegrediaris

title: antegrediaris


text: antegrediatur

title: antegrediatur


text: antegrediamur

title: antegrediamur


text: antegrediamini

title: antegrediamini


text: antegrediantur

title: antegrediantur


text: antegrederer

title: antegrederer


text: antegredereris

title: antegredereris


text: antegrederetur

title: antegrederetur


text: antegrederemur

title: antegrederemur


text: antegrederemini

title: antegrederemini


text: antegrederentur

title: antegrederentur


text: antegredere

title: antegredere


text: antegreditor

title: antegreditor


text: antegrediuntor

title: antegrediuntor


text: congrederis

title: congrederis


text: congreditur

title: congreditur


text: congredimur

title: congredimur


text: congredimini

title: congredimini


text: paterer

title: paterer


text: patereris

title: patereris


text: pateretur

title: pateretur


text: pateremur

title: pateremur


text: pateremini

title: pateremini


text: paterentur

title: paterentur


text: congrediuntur

title: congrediuntur


text: congrediar

title: congrediar


text: congredieris

title: congredieris


text: congredietur

title: congredietur


text: congrediemur

title: congrediemur


text: congrediemini

title: congrediemini


text: congredientur

title: congredientur


text: congrediebar

title: congrediebar


text: congrediebaris

title: congrediebaris


text: congrediebatur

title: congrediebatur


text: congrediebamur

title: congrediebamur


text: congrediebamini

title: congrediebamini


text: congrediebantur

title: congrediebantur


text: congrediaris

title: congrediaris


text: congrediatur

title: congrediatur


text: congrediamur

title: congrediamur


text: congrediamini

title: congrediamini


text:
ojczyzna

Etymology
. . Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) homeland, motherland, fatherland

title: ojczyzna


text: congrediantur

title: congrediantur


text: congrederer

title: congrederer


text: congredereris

title: congredereris


text: congrederetur

title: congrederetur


text: congrederemur

title: congrederemur


text: congrederemini

title: congrederemini


text: congrederentur

title: congrederentur


text: congredere

title: congredere


text: congreditor

title: congreditor


text: congrediuntor

title: congrediuntor


text:
congressus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) approached, visited, accosted
 * 2) fought

Noun

 * 1) meeting, assembly, conference
 * 2) congress (all meanings)
 * 3) carnal union, copulation, sex
 * 1) carnal union, copulation, sex

title: congressus


text: degrederis

title: degrederis


text: degreditur

title: degreditur


text: degredimur

title: degredimur


text: degredimini

title: degredimini


text: degrediuntur

title: degrediuntur


text: degrediar

title: degrediar


text: degredieris

title: degredieris


text: degredietur

title: degredietur


text: degrediemur

title: degrediemur


text: degrediemini

title: degrediemini


text: degredientur

title: degredientur


text: degrediebar

title: degrediebar


text: degrediebaris

title: degrediebaris


text: degrediebatur

title: degrediebatur


text: Bleistifts

title: Bleistifts


text: degrediebamur

title: degrediebamur


text: degrediebamini

title: degrediebamini


text: degrediebantur

title: degrediebantur


text: degrediaris

title: degrediaris


text: degrediatur

title: degrediatur


text: degrediamur

title: degrediamur


text: degrediamini

title: degrediamini


text: degrediantur

title: degrediantur


text: degrederer

title: degrederer


text: degredereris

title: degredereris


text: degrederetur

title: degrederetur


text: degrederemur

title: degrederemur


text: degrederemini

title: degrederemini


text: degrederentur

title: degrederentur


text: degredere

title: degredere


text: degreditor

title: degreditor


text: degrediuntor

title: degrediuntor


text: digrederis

title: digrederis


text: digreditur

title: digreditur


text: digredimur

title: digredimur


text: digredimini

title: digredimini


text: digrediuntur

title: digrediuntur


text: digrediar

title: digrediar


text: digredieris

title: digredieris


text: digredietur

title: digredietur


text: digrediemur

title: digrediemur


text: digrediemini

title: digrediemini


text: digredientur

title: digredientur


text: digrediebar

title: digrediebar


text: digrediebaris

title: digrediebaris


text: digrediebatur

title: digrediebatur


text: digrediebamur

title: digrediebamur


text: digrediebamini

title: digrediebamini


text: digrediebantur

title: digrediebantur


text: digrediaris

title: digrediaris


text: digrediatur

title: digrediatur


text: digrediamur

title: digrediamur


text: digrediamini

title: digrediamini


text: digrediantur

title: digrediantur


text: digrederer

title: digrederer


text: digredereris

title: digredereris


text:
vilppi

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) deceit, mendacity, fraud

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) error, mistake

title: vilppi


text: digrederetur

title: digrederetur


text: digrederemur

title: digrederemur


text: digrederemini

title: digrederemini


text: digrederentur

title: digrederentur


text: digredere

title: digredere


text: digreditor

title: digreditor


text: digrediuntor

title: digrediuntor


text: ingrederis

title: ingrederis


text: ingreditur

title: ingreditur


text: ingredimur

title: ingredimur


text: ingredimini

title: ingredimini


text: ingrediuntur

title: ingrediuntur


text: ingrediar

title: ingrediar


text: ingredieris

title: ingredieris


text: ingredietur

title: ingredietur


text: ingrediemur

title: ingrediemur


text: ingrediemini

title: ingrediemini


text: ingredientur

title: ingredientur


text: ingrediebar

title: ingrediebar


text: ingrediebaris

title: ingrediebaris


text: ingrediebatur

title: ingrediebatur


text: ingrediebamur

title: ingrediebamur


text: ingrediebamini

title: ingrediebamini


text: ingrediebantur

title: ingrediebantur


text: ingrediaris

title: ingrediaris


text: ingrediatur

title: ingrediatur


text: ingrediamur

title: ingrediamur


text: ingrediamini

title: ingrediamini


text: ingrediantur

title: ingrediantur


text: ingrederer

title: ingrederer


text: ingredereris

title: ingredereris


text: ingrederetur

title: ingrederetur


text: ingrederemur

title: ingrederemur


text: ingrederemini

title: ingrederemini


text: ingrederentur

title: ingrederentur


text: ingredere

title: ingredere


text: ingreditor

title: ingreditor


text: ingrediuntor

title: ingrediuntor


text:
ingressus

Etymology
Perfect active (or passive, with active meaning) participle of

Participle

 * 1) entered
 * 2) engaged in
 * 3) begun, commenced

Noun

 * 1) entrance (act and structure)
 * 2) inroad
 * 1) inroad
 * 1) inroad

title: ingressus


text: progrederis

title: progrederis


text: progreditur

title: progreditur


text: progredimur

title: progredimur


text: progredimini

title: progredimini


text: progrediuntur

title: progrediuntur


text: progrediar

title: progrediar


text: progredieris

title: progredieris


text: progredietur

title: progredietur


text: progrediemur

title: progrediemur


text: progrediemini

title: progrediemini


text: progredientur

title: progredientur


text: progrediebar

title: progrediebar


text: progrediebaris

title: progrediebaris


text: progrediebatur

title: progrediebatur


text: progrediebamur

title: progrediebamur


text: progrediebamini

title: progrediebamini


text: progrediebantur

title: progrediebantur


text: progrediaris

title: progrediaris


text: progrediatur

title: progrediatur


text: progrediamur

title: progrediamur


text: progrediamini

title: progrediamini


text: progrediantur

title: progrediantur


text: progrederer

title: progrederer


text: progredereris

title: progredereris


text: progrederetur

title: progrederetur


text: progrederemur

title: progrederemur


text: progrederemini

title: progrederemini


text: progrederentur

title: progrederentur


text: progredere

title: progredere


text: progreditor

title: progreditor


text: progrediuntor

title: progrediuntor


text:
progressus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) advanced, proceeded
 * 2) progressed, developed

Noun

 * 1) advance, progress

title: progressus


text: regrederis

title: regrederis


text: regreditur

title: regreditur


text: regredimur

title: regredimur


text: regredimini

title: regredimini


text: regrediuntur

title: regrediuntur


text: regrediar

title: regrediar


text: regredieris

title: regredieris


text: regredietur

title: regredietur


text: regrediemur

title: regrediemur


text: regrediemini

title: regrediemini


text: regredientur

title: regredientur


text: regrediebar

title: regrediebar


text: regrediebaris

title: regrediebaris


text: regrediebatur

title: regrediebatur


text: regrediebamur

title: regrediebamur


text: regrediebamini

title: regrediebamini


text: regrediebantur

title: regrediebantur


text: regrediaris

title: regrediaris


text: regrediatur

title: regrediatur


text: regrediamur

title: regrediamur


text: regrediamini

title: regrediamini


text: regrediantur

title: regrediantur


text: regrederer

title: regrederer


text: regredereris

title: regredereris


text: regrederetur

title: regrederetur


text: regrederemur

title: regrederemur


text: regrederemini

title: regrederemini


text: regrederentur

title: regrederentur


text: regredere

title: regredere


text: regreditor

title: regreditor


text: regrediuntor

title: regrediuntor


text:
regressus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) returned, having returned
 * 2) retired, retreated, having retreated
 * 3) reverted, having reverted

Noun

 * 1) return
 * 2) regression

title: regressus


text: retrograderis

title: retrograderis


text: retrograditur

title: retrograditur


text: retrogradimur

title: retrogradimur


text: retrogradimini

title: retrogradimini


text: retrogradiuntur

title: retrogradiuntur


text: retrogradiar

title: retrogradiar


text: retrogradieris

title: retrogradieris


text: retrogradietur

title: retrogradietur


text: retrogradiemur

title: retrogradiemur


text: retrogradiemini

title: retrogradiemini


text: retrogradientur

title: retrogradientur


text: retrogradiebar

title: retrogradiebar


text: retrogradiebaris

title: retrogradiebaris


text: retrogradiebatur

title: retrogradiebatur


text: retrogradiebamur

title: retrogradiebamur


text: retrogradiebamini

title: retrogradiebamini


text: retrogradiebantur

title: retrogradiebantur


text: retrogradiaris

title: retrogradiaris


text: retrogradiatur

title: retrogradiatur


text: retrogradiamur

title: retrogradiamur


text: retrogradiamini

title: retrogradiamini


text: retrogradiantur

title: retrogradiantur


text: retrograderer

title: retrograderer


text: retrogradereris

title: retrogradereris


text: retrograderetur

title: retrograderetur


text: retrograderemur

title: retrograderemur


text: halfpipes

title: halfpipes


text: retrograderemini

title: retrograderemini


text: retrograderentur

title: retrograderentur


text: retrogradere

title: retrogradere


text: retrograditor

title: retrograditor


text: retrogradiuntor

title: retrogradiuntor


text: adgrederis

title: adgrederis


text: adgreditur

title: adgreditur


text: adgredimur

title: adgredimur


text: adgredimini

title: adgredimini


text: adgrediuntur

title: adgrediuntur


text: adgrediar

title: adgrediar


text: adgredieris

title: adgredieris


text: adgredietur

title: adgredietur


text: adgrediemur

title: adgrediemur


text: adgrediemini

title: adgrediemini


text: adgredientur

title: adgredientur


text: adgrediebar

title: adgrediebar


text: adgrediebaris

title: adgrediebaris


text: adgrediebatur

title: adgrediebatur


text: adgrediebamur

title: adgrediebamur


text: adgrediebamini

title: adgrediebamini


text: adgrediebantur

title: adgrediebantur


text: adgrediaris

title: adgrediaris


text: adgrediatur

title: adgrediatur


text: adgrediamur

title: adgrediamur


text: adgrediamini

title: adgrediamini


text: adgrediantur

title: adgrediantur


text: adgrederer

title: adgrederer


text: adgredereris

title: adgredereris


text: adgrederetur

title: adgrederetur


text: adgrederemur

title: adgrederemur


text: adgrederemini

title: adgrederemini


text: adgrederentur

title: adgrederentur


text: adgredere

title: adgredere


text: adgreditor

title: adgreditor


text: adgrediuntor

title: adgrediuntor


text: adgredi

title: adgredi


text:
adgressus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) advanced, approached
 * 2) attacked, assaulted

title: adgressus


text: egrederer

title: egrederer


text: egredereris

title: egredereris


text: egrederetur

title: egrederetur


text: egrederemur

title: egrederemur


text: egrederemini

title: egrederemini


text: egrederentur

title: egrederentur


text: emoreretur

title: emoreretur


text: emoreremur

title: emoreremur


text: emoreremini

title: emoreremini


text: emorerentur

title: emorerentur


text:
благой

Etymology
. Displaced the inherited East Slavic form, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  good

title: благой


text:
miesiączka

Noun

 * 1) menstruation

title: miesiączka


text:
miesiączkowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  menstrual

title: miesiączkowy


text:
przedmiesiączkowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) premenstrual

title: przedmiesiączkowy


text:
valenter

Adverb

 * 1) strongly, forcefully, powerfully, vigorously, sturdily

title: valenter


text:
txakurkume

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) puppy

title: txakurkume


text:
demum

Etymology 1
of an unattested superlative adjective, from. Compare.

Etymology 2
See.

title: demum


text:
illoc

Etymology
Probably from a masculine singular instrumental of Proto-Italic, from ; was replaced by Classical Latin. Compare and.

Adverb

 * 1) to that place, there, thither

title: illoc


text:
interdiu

Etymology
From +.

Adverb

 * 1) in the daytime; by day

title: interdiu


text:
emakume

Noun

 * 1) woman

title: emakume


text:
municipatim

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) As a municipality.

title: municipatim


text:
emazte

Noun

 * 1) wife

title: emazte


text:
balek

Etymology
From. Modern Turkish spelling is.

Noun

 * 1) dupe, mug, sucker a person who can be easily fooled or deceived

title: balek


text:
senar

Etymology
From, further etymology. Possibly bimorphemic, compare.

Noun

 * 1) husband

Etymology
, likely of pre-Roman origin.

Adjective

 * 1)  simple, unlined
 * 2)  odd

Noun

 * 1)  an odd number

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to sow, seed

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) string, chord

title: senar


text:
nonnumquam

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) sometimes

title: nonnumquam


text: balekok

title: balekok


text:
postea

Etymology
, "after these or those (things), afterward".

Noun

 * 1)  The return of the judge before whom a cause was tried, after a verdict, of what was done in the cause, which is endorsed on the nisi prius record.
 * 2) * 1821, Arnold v Mundy, N.J. Lexis 2.
 * "en"

- and upon coming in of the Postea there was a rule to shew cause why that nonsuit should not be set aside and a new trial granted.

Etymology
From +.

Adverb

 * 1) afterwards, hereafter, thereafter
 * 2) next, then

title: postea


text:
postremo

Adverb

 * 1) at last, finally

title: postremo


text:
privatim

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1)  privately

Adverb

 * 1) privately; as a private individual

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) privately

title: privatim


text:
রাজস্থান

Etymology
.

title: রাজস্থান


text:
quater

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) four times

Etymology
From, from.

Number

 * 1)   four

title: quater


text:
bean na bainnse

Noun

 * 1) A bride

title: bean na bainnse


text:
fear na bainnse

Noun

 * 1) bridegroom, groom

title: fear na bainnse


text:
fàinne-pòsaidh

Noun

 * 1) wedding ring

title: fàinne-pòsaidh


text:
阿利克

Etymology
From.

title: 阿利克


text: 艾尔索普

title: 艾尔索普


text:
阿利

Etymology
From.

title: 阿利


text: 阿米利亚

title: 阿米利亚


text:
安德森

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: 安德森


text: train-wreck

title: train-wreck


text:
developmentalism

Noun

 * 1) An economic theory which states that the best way for Third World countries to develop is through fostering a strong and varied internal market and imposing high tariffs on imported goods.

Translations

 * Catalan: desenvolupamentisme
 * Korean: 개발주의(開發主義)
 * Portuguese: desenvolvimentismo
 * Spanish: desarrollismo

title: developmentalism


text: piednotoj

title: piednotoj


text: piednoton

title: piednoton


text: piednotojn

title: piednotojn


text:
User talk:88.243.92.250

Zazaki
Please don't add the gender using a space as this produces links like arme f. Mglovesfun (talk) 22:51, 12 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Can't say you weren't warned. Mglovesfun (talk) 23:01, 12 September 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:88.243.92.250


text:
itérativement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) repeatedly; with many repetitions

title: itérativement


text:
irrévérencieusement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) irreverently

title: irrévérencieusement


text:
irréfragablement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) irrefragably

title: irréfragablement


text:
isothermiquement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) isothermically

title: isothermiquement


text: itérative

title: itérative


text: itératifs

title: itératifs


text:
isothermique

Adjective

 * 1) isothermic

title: isothermique


text:
irréfragable

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  irrefragable

title: irréfragable


text: isothermiques

title: isothermiques


text: irréfragables

title: irréfragables


text:
irrévérencieux

Etymology
From or.

Adjective

 * 1) irreverent

title: irrévérencieux


text: irrévérencieuse

title: irrévérencieuse


text: itératives

title: itératives


text: irrévérencieuses

title: irrévérencieuses


text:
irrépressible

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) irrepressible

title: irrépressible


text:
irrépréhensible

Adjective

 * 1) irreprehensible

title: irrépréhensible


text:
irréparable

Etymology
..

Adjective

 * 1) irreparable, unrepairable, unfixable

title: irréparable


text: irréparables

title: irréparables


text: irrépressibles

title: irrépressibles


text: irrépréhensibles

title: irrépréhensibles


text:
irréparablement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) irreparably

title: irréparablement


text:
irrépressiblement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) irrepressibly

title: irrépressiblement


text:
irrépréhensiblement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) irreprehensibly; irreproachably

title: irrépréhensiblement


text:
irrémissiblement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) unforgivably; impardonably

title: irrémissiblement


text:
irrémissible

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  irremissible

title: irrémissible


text: irrémissibles

title: irrémissibles


text:
mialz

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ; better

title: mialz


text: micro-jupe

title: micro-jupe


text: micro-jupes

title: micro-jupes


text: mini-jupe

title: mini-jupe


text: mini-jupes

title: mini-jupes


text:
malencontre

Etymology
From, corresponding to Modern.

Noun

 * 1)  bad encounter
 * 2)  bad luck; misfortune

title: malencontre


text:
rectitudo

Etymology
Post-Classical, from, perfect passive participle of.

Noun

 * 1) straightness, directness
 * 2) uprightness, (moral) rectitude

title: rectitudo


text:
barfolicious

Adjective

 * 1) * 2008 January 20, "Chief Thracian" (username), "Re: Under Attack", in and other newsgroups, Usenet:
 * Oh, barfolicious! Accusing a gay person of heterophobia is like accusing a Jew of Naziphobia.
 * 1) * 2008 January 20, "Chief Thracian" (username), "Re: Under Attack", in and other newsgroups, Usenet:
 * Oh, barfolicious! Accusing a gay person of heterophobia is like accusing a Jew of Naziphobia.

title: barfolicious


text:
প্রথম

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  first

title: প্রথম


text:
victualage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Food.

title: victualage


text:
barfalicious

Adjective

 * 1)  Disgusting, (metaphorically) vomit-inducing.

title: barfalicious


text: User:Hinthar/Sandbox

title: User:Hinthar/Sandbox


text: Template:bn-numeral

title: Template:bn-numeral


text:
suppurative

Etymology
From the Modern, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  causing suppuration: producing, or causing the production of, pus.

Translations

 * French: ,
 * Italian:
 * Portuguese: supurativo
 * Romanian: supurativ
 * Turkish: süpüratif

Noun

 * 1) A medicine that causes suppuration.

title: suppurative


text: Appendix:Burmese Swadesh list

title: Appendix:Burmese Swadesh list


text:
এগারো

Etymology
. Cognate to 🇨🇬

Numeral

 * 1) eleven

title: এগারো


text:
বারো

Etymology
. Cognate to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬

Numeral

 * 1) twelve

Noun

 * 1) twelve

title: বারো


text:
তেরো

Etymology
. Cognate to 🇨🇬

Numeral

 * 1) thirteen, 13

title: তেরো


text:
όφις

Etymology
From.

Usage notes
In set phrases: Declension in the ancient fashion

title: όφις


text:
adeeʼ

Etymology
In Navajo culture, spoons were originally made of deer antler, and the word adeeʼ (originally meaning "antler" or "horn"), in the meaning of "spoon," was kept even as spoons were later made from the dried fruits of the gourd plant. Since adeeʼ is no longer used to mean "deer antler," it becomes independent in that meaning and grammatically loses its inalienable status:  (deer's horn),  ("his spoon").

Noun

 * 1) antler, horn, tusk, antenna (of an animal)
 * 2) ladle, dipper, spoon
 * 3) bottle gourd, calabash vine
 * 4) gourd (the dried and hardened shell of a gourd fruit)
 * 1) gourd (the dried and hardened shell of a gourd fruit)

Inflection

 * Antler, horn:

 * Gourd, ladle, spoon:

title: adeeʼ


text:
Ύδρας

Proper noun

 * Older spelling:
 * Older spelling:

title: Ύδρας


text:
paljous

Noun

 * 1) quantity, volume, mass, multitude considerable measure or amount

title: paljous


text: Όφεως

title: Όφεως


text: Όφι

title: Όφι


text:
käyttäytyminen

Noun

 * 1) behaviour
 * 1) behaviour

title: käyttäytyminen


text: Ύδρου

title: Ύδρου


text: Ύδρο

title: Ύδρο


text: Ύδρε

title: Ύδρε


text: Ύπνου

title: Ύπνου


text: Ύπνο

title: Ύπνο


text: Ύπνε

title: Ύπνε


text: open sets

title: open sets


text:
konspirál

Etymology
From, from +. With the verb-forming suffix.

Verb

 * 1)  to conspire, plot

title: konspirál


text: ΑΕ

title: ΑΕ


text:
ανώνυμη εταιρεία

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) plc, Co. Ltd, SA (corporation)

title: ανώνυμη εταιρεία


text:
εταιρεία

Etymology
from, from , from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) association, society
 * 2)  company

title: εταιρεία


text:
konspirátor

Noun

 * 1) conspirator

Related terms

 * See

Etymology
From. With ending.

Noun

 * 1) conspirator

title: konspirátor


text: konspirátorok

title: konspirátorok


text: konspirációk

title: konspirációk


text:
ρανίδα

Noun

 * 1) drop (of liquid)

title: ρανίδα


text:
ρανίς

Noun

 * 1)  drop

title: ρανίς


text:
sakra

Noun

 * 1)  a blunt-toothed cock ring

Etymology
Directly or indirectly from.

Interjection

 * 1) darn

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) drunkness
 * 2) anger outburst

Etymology
, from. .

Noun

 * 1)  episcopal consecration
 * 2)  consecration of a monarch at their coronation
 * 1)  consecration of a monarch at their coronation

title: sakra


text:
Citations:манкировать

 * 1) (to be absent)
 * 2) *1913, Василий Розанов, Опавшие листья, короб второй и последний
 * Он был поляк, католик, ханжа и сослан в Нижний за „бунт“. Бесцеремонно он всем полякам ставил не менее 3-х (даже Горскому, который ничего не знал и нагло манкировал); нам же, русским, почти сплошь ставил двойки.
 * On byl polják, katólik, xanžá i sóslan v Nížnij za „bunt“. Besceremónno on vsem poljákam stávil ne méneje 3-x (dáže Górskomu, kotóryj ničegó ne znal i náglo mankíroval); nam že, rússkim, počtí splošʹ stávil dvójki.
 * He was a Pole, a Catholic bigot, and was banished to Nizhny because of a “riot.” He unceremoniously put all Poles not less than a 3 (even Gorsky, who knew nothing and was conspicuously absent), and us Russians almost entirely a two.

title: Citations:манкировать


text:
Talk:DAO

Shouldn't there be a separate for 'Data Access Object'?

title: Talk:DAO


text:
Tiefschlag

Noun

 * 1)  low blow

title: Tiefschlag


text: Category:de:Boxing

title: Category:de:Boxing


text:
maszlag

Noun

 * 1) any species of the genus
 * 2)  eyewash, bunkum, humbug
 * 1)  eyewash, bunkum, humbug

title: maszlag


text:
quotiens

Adverb

 * 1) how often?, how many times
 * 2) as often, as often as, as many times as, whenever

title: quotiens


text:
sponte

Etymology
See.

Adverb

 * 1) freely, willingly, voluntarily, spontaneously

title: sponte


text:
viritim

Adverb

 * 1) individually
 * 2) man by man, to each separately
 * 3) per man

title: viritim


text: astucias

title: astucias


text: pillos

title: pillos


text: мещанинишка

title: мещанинишка


text:
praeter

Etymology
Continuing, from +. Equivalent to.

Preposition

 * 1) past, by (of motion)
 * 2) besides, except
 * 3) beyond
 * 4) more than
 * 5) contrary
 * 1) contrary

title: praeter


text:
Enquete

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  an enquiry or survey conducted by a parliamentary body, in order to prepare or review legislation
 * 2)  a survey, enquiry, investigation in general
 * 1)  a survey, enquiry, investigation in general

title: Enquete


text:
quominus

Noun

 * 1)  A writ and legal fiction that (until the late 19th century) allowed the Court of Exchequer to obtain a jurisdiction over cases normally brought in the Court of Common Pleas, based on having the plaintiff in a debt case claim that he was a debtor to the king, and that the defendant's debt prevented him paying the king.

Etymology
From instrumental +.

Conjunction

 * 1) that not

title: quominus


text:
Einwohnerzahl

Noun

 * 1) population, number of inhabitants

title: Einwohnerzahl


text:
brown butter

Noun

 * 1) A preparation of unsalted butter in which the butterfat and milk solids are allowed to separate and brown over a heat, used in French pastry or as a sauce.

title: brown butter


text:
ørkesløs

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) futile
 * 2) idle

title: ørkesløs


text:
Citations:срачица

 * 1913, Василий Розанов, Опавшие листья, короб второй и последний
 * У Андрея Т. Болотова, в его «Записках», описывается подробно этот вынос рубашки новобрачной. В Смоленской губернии торжество омоченной срачицы сохраняется до сих пор в благочестивом простом народе, у мещан по городам и везде в селах.

title: Citations:срачица


text:
sekundenschnell

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) within seconds

title: sekundenschnell


text: Vesuv

title: Vesuv


text: Category:Russian terms suffixed with -ишка


text:
obes

Pronoun

 * 1)  to us

title: obes


text:
obest

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wantonness

title: obest


text: obsumus

title: obsumus


text: obestis

title: obestis


text: obsunt

title: obsunt


text: obero

title: obero


text: oberis

title: oberis


text: oberit

title: oberit


text: oberimus

title: oberimus


text: oberitis

title: oberitis


text: oberunt

title: oberunt


text: oberam

title: oberam


text: oberas

title: oberas


text: oberat

title: oberat


text: oberamus

title: oberamus


text: oberatis

title: oberatis


text: oberant

title: oberant


text: obfui

title: obfui


text: obfuisti

title: obfuisti


text: obfuit

title: obfuit


text: obfuimus

title: obfuimus


text: obfuistis

title: obfuistis


text: n. Chr.

title: n. Chr.


text: obfuero

title: obfuero


text: obfueris

title: obfueris


text: obfuerit

title: obfuerit


text: obfuerimus

title: obfuerimus


text: obfueritis

title: obfueritis


text: obfuerint

title: obfuerint


text: obfueram

title: obfueram


text: obfueras

title: obfueras


text: obfuerat

title: obfuerat


text: obfueramus

title: obfueramus


text: obfueratis

title: obfueratis


text: obfuerant

title: obfuerant


text: obsim

title: obsim


text: obsis

title: obsis


text: obsit

title: obsit


text: obsimus

title: obsimus


text: obsint

title: obsint


text: obessem

title: obessem


text: obesses

title: obesses


text: obesset

title: obesset


text: obessemus

title: obessemus


text: obessetis

title: obessetis


text: obessent

title: obessent


text: obfuerim

title: obfuerim


text: obfuissem

title: obfuissem


text: obfuisses

title: obfuisses


text: obfuisset

title: obfuisset


text: obfuissemus

title: obfuissemus


text: obfuissetis

title: obfuissetis


text: obfuissent

title: obfuissent


text: obesto

title: obesto


text: v. Chr.

title: v. Chr.


text: obeste

title: obeste


text: obestote

title: obestote


text: obsunto

title: obsunto


text: obesse

title: obesse


text: obfuisse

title: obfuisse


text:
мещанин

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  petty bourgeois, petit bourgeois member of a social estate in the Russian Empire comprising the urban lower middle class
 * 2)  Philistine, narrow-minded person

title: мещанин


text:
Template talk:suffix cat

Script support
It should also allow script support for non-Latin scripts. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:00, 13 September 2010 (UTC)

enhancements for language code and suffix
With new Lua string-processing functionality in mind, could this template (and other - topical, etymological etc.) recognize the required language code and suffix from the name of the category in which it is transcluded? It seems unnecessary to provide all that manually... --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 00:01, 19 July 2013 (UTC)
 * For simple cases, yes. But this template supports more complex names as well, and then things become a lot trickier to get right. How do you know where to separate the language name from the rest? 01:12, 19 July 2013 (UTC)
 * What do you mean by "more complex names" ? --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 01:24, 19 July 2013 (UTC)
 * Well, the word "words" can be replaced by a part of speech name. I thought they also supported adding a bit about scripts to the end of the name but apparently they don't. 01:30, 19 July 2013 (UTC)
 * From within the template you do know the value of these parameters, and how the category name is going to like. Where do fixed strings (" suffixed with ") begin and end, and where do variable parts fit. You can match against the value of pos= parameter (defaulting to "words") and extract language name. Once you have language name you can determine the script (or by inspecting the suffix itself in case of languages written in multiple scripts) and there goes another redundant parameter. These are just ideas of course... --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 01:37, 19 July 2013 (UTC)

title: Template talk:suffix cat


text:
Template talk:prefix cat

Script support
It should also allow script support for non-Latin scripts. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:00, 13 September 2010 (UTC)

Someone should add a disclaimer that "not all words with specified prefix are necessarily listed, even if on wiktionary"
The above. For someone that isn't involved with wiktionary, it won't be immediately evident to them: Or maybe not ever evident at all. This is of course due to the way prefix categorization is implemented. Entries that don't have an etymology section won't ever show up in these kind of prefix lists.

I myself don't know how to edit anything beyond a simple template, so I thought I would leave this suggestion here for someone that would be capable of doing this. I also realize that this may not actually be the proper place to post this, in which event... well, too bad. :P ~ 75.156.109.112 01:14, 8 December 2014 (UTC)

title: Template talk:prefix cat


text:
düftin

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) duffel, duvetyne

title: düftin


text: obfuerunt

title: obfuerunt


text: düftinek

title: düftinek


text: abest

title: abest


text: absumus

title: absumus


text: abestis

title: abestis


text: absunt

title: absunt


text: abero

title: abero


text:
nach Christus

Phrase

 * 1) anno Domini, AD

title: nach Christus


text: aberis

title: aberis


text: aberit

title: aberit


text: aberimus

title: aberimus


text: aberitis

title: aberitis


text: aberunt

title: aberunt


text: aberam

title: aberam


text: aberas

title: aberas


text: aberat

title: aberat


text: aberamus

title: aberamus


text: aberatis

title: aberatis


text:
vor Christus

Phrase

 * 1) before Christ (BC)

title: vor Christus


text: absim

title: absim


text:
absit

Etymology 1
Borrowed from, the third-person singular present active subjunctive of.

Noun

 * 1)  Formal permission to be away from a college for the greater part of the day or more.

Etymology 2
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A portion of fermenting dough diluted to a paste with water and then cooked.

title: absit


text: absimus

title: absimus


text: absitis

title: absitis


text: abessem

title: abessem


text: abesset

title: abesset


text: abessemus

title: abessemus


text: abessetis

title: abessetis


text: abessent

title: abessent


text: abesto

title: abesto


text: abeste

title: abeste


text: abestote

title: abestote


text: absunto

title: absunto


text: abesse

title: abesse


text: abfuisse

title: abfuisse


text: abfuturus

title: abfuturus


text:
ades

Adverb

 * 1)  now

Verb

 * 1)  to be near, to be close

Derived terms

 * Causative:
 * Verbal noun:
 * Reciprocal:

title: ades


text: adest

title: adest


text: adsumus

title: adsumus


text: adestis

title: adestis


text: adsunt

title: adsunt


text: adero

title: adero


text: aderis

title: aderis


text: aderit

title: aderit


text: aderimus

title: aderimus


text: aderitis

title: aderitis


text: aderunt

title: aderunt


text: aderam

title: aderam


text: aderas

title: aderas


text:
aderat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) adherence

title: aderat


text: aderamus

title: aderamus


text: aderatis

title: aderatis


text: aderant

title: aderant


text: adfui

title: adfui


text: adfuisti

title: adfuisti


text: adfuit

title: adfuit


text: adfuimus

title: adfuimus


text: adfuistis

title: adfuistis


text: adfuerunt

title: adfuerunt


text: adfuero

title: adfuero


text: adfueris

title: adfueris


text: adfuerit

title: adfuerit


text: szaténok

title: szaténok


text: adfuerimus

title: adfuerimus


text: adfueritis

title: adfueritis


text: adfuerint

title: adfuerint


text: adfueram

title: adfueram


text: adfueras

title: adfueras


text: adfuerat

title: adfuerat


text: adfueramus

title: adfueramus


text: adfueratis

title: adfueratis


text: adfuerant

title: adfuerant


text: adsim

title: adsim


text: adsis

title: adsis


text: adsit

title: adsit


text: adsimus

title: adsimus


text: adsitis

title: adsitis


text: adsint

title: adsint


text: adessem

title: adessem


text: adesses

title: adesses


text: adesset

title: adesset


text: adessemus

title: adessemus


text:
مريم

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * , Mary, Maria, Marie, Miriam, Maryam
 * 1) Mary, mother of Jesus
 * 2) Miriam, sister of Moses and Aaron
 * 3) The 19th sura (chapter) of the Qur'an.

title: مريم


text: adessetis

title: adessetis


text: adessent

title: adessent


text: adfuerim

title: adfuerim


text: adfuissem

title: adfuissem


text: adfuisses

title: adfuisses


text: puplinok

title: puplinok


text: adfuisset

title: adfuisset


text: adfuissemus

title: adfuissemus


text: adfuissetis

title: adfuissetis


text: adfuissent

title: adfuissent


text: adesto

title: adesto


text: adestote

title: adestote


text: adsunto

title: adsunto


text: adesse

title: adesse


text: adfuisse

title: adfuisse


text: ines

title: ines


text: inest

title: inest


text: insumus

title: insumus


text: inestis

title: inestis


text: insunt

title: insunt


text: inero

title: inero


text: ineris

title: ineris


text: inerit

title: inerit


text: inerimus

title: inerimus


text: ineritis

title: ineritis


text: inerunt

title: inerunt


text: ineram

title: ineram


text: ineras

title: ineras


text: inerat

title: inerat


text: ineramus

title: ineramus


text: ineratis

title: ineratis


text: inerant

title: inerant


text: infui

title: infui


text: infuisti

title: infuisti


text: infuit

title: infuit


text: infuimus

title: infuimus


text: infuistis

title: infuistis


text: infuerunt

title: infuerunt


text: infuero

title: infuero


text: infueris

title: infueris


text: infuerit

title: infuerit


text: infuerimus

title: infuerimus


text: infueritis

title: infueritis


text: infuerint

title: infuerint


text: infueram

title: infueram


text: infueras

title: infueras


text: infuerat

title: infuerat


text: infueramus

title: infueramus


text: infueratis

title: infueratis


text: infuerant

title: infuerant


text: insim

title: insim


text: insis

title: insis


text: insit

title: insit


text: insimus

title: insimus


text: insitis

title: insitis


text:
insint

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) declaiming, narrating, reciting, performing, relation, utterance
 * 2) narration, narrative, diegesis
 * 3) version
 * 1) narration, narrative, diegesis
 * 2) version
 * 1) version

Declension

 * As substantive

 * As verbal noun

title: insint


text: inessem

title: inessem


text: inesses

title: inesses


text: inesset

title: inesset


text: inessemus

title: inessemus


text: inessetis

title: inessetis


text: inessent

title: inessent


text: infuerim

title: infuerim


text: infuissem

title: infuissem


text: infuisses

title: infuisses


text: infuisset

title: infuisset


text: infuissemus

title: infuissemus


text: infuissetis

title: infuissetis


text: infuissent

title: infuissent


text: inesto

title: inesto


text: ineste

title: ineste


text: inestote

title: inestote


text: insunto

title: insunto


text: inesse

title: inesse


text: infuisse

title: infuisse


text:
deest

Etymology
From.

Usage notes
The plural is used when referring to several works.

title: deest


text: desumus

title: desumus


text: deestis

title: deestis


text: desunt

title: desunt


text: deero

title: deero


text: deeris

title: deeris


text: deerit

title: deerit


text: deerimus

title: deerimus


text: deeritis

title: deeritis


text: deerunt

title: deerunt


text: deeram

title: deeram


text: deeras

title: deeras


text: deerat

title: deerat


text: deeramus

title: deeramus


text: deeratis

title: deeratis


text:
shokkiaalto

Etymology
.

title: shokkiaalto


text: deerant

title: deerant


text: defui

title: defui


text: defuisti

title: defuisti


text: defuit

title: defuit


text: defuimus

title: defuimus


text: defuistis

title: defuistis


text: defuerunt

title: defuerunt


text: defuero

title: defuero


text: defueris

title: defueris


text: defuerit

title: defuerit


text: defuerimus

title: defuerimus


text: defueritis

title: defueritis


text: defuerint

title: defuerint


text: defueram

title: defueram


text: defueras

title: defueras


text: defuerat

title: defuerat


text: defueramus

title: defueramus


text: defueratis

title: defueratis


text: defuerant

title: defuerant


text: desim

title: desim


text: desis

title: desis


text:
desit

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) thickened

title: desit


text: desimus

title: desimus


text: desitis

title: desitis


text: desint

title: desint


text: deessem

title: deessem


text: deesset

title: deesset


text:
supersum

Verb

 * 1) to remain, to still remain, to be left, left over
 * 2) to survive (usually + dative)
 * 3) to be  in abundance, to abound
 * 4) to be superfluous
 * 5) to support, advocate (for), defend
 * 1) to be  in abundance, to abound
 * 2) to be superfluous
 * 3) to support, advocate (for), defend
 * 1) to be superfluous
 * 2) to support, advocate (for), defend
 * 1) to support, advocate (for), defend

Use
Despite there being a passive for "to survive" in English, this verb is a completely active verb. Therefore, "to be survived" is expressed by reversing the subject and object.

title: supersum


text: deessemus

title: deessemus


text: deessetis

title: deessetis


text: deessent

title: deessent


text: defuerim

title: defuerim


text: defuissem

title: defuissem


text: defuisses

title: defuisses


text: defuisset

title: defuisset


text: defuissemus

title: defuissemus


text: defuissetis

title: defuissetis


text: defuissent

title: defuissent


text: deesto

title: deesto


text: deeste

title: deeste


text: deestote

title: deestote


text:
deesse

Noun

 * 1) goddess

title: deesse


text: defuisse

title: defuisse


text:
superest

Alternative forms

 * superescit

title: superest


text: supersumus

title: supersumus


text: superestis

title: superestis


text: supersunt

title: supersunt


text: superero

title: superero


text: supererit

title: supererit


text: supererimus

title: supererimus


text: supereritis

title: supereritis


text: supererunt

title: supererunt


text: supereram

title: supereram


text: supereras

title: supereras


text: supererat

title: supererat


text: supereramus

title: supereramus


text: supereratis

title: supereratis


text: supererant

title: supererant


text: superfui

title: superfui


text: superfuisti

title: superfuisti


text: superfuit

title: superfuit


text: superfuimus

title: superfuimus


text: embedsmanden

title: embedsmanden


text: superfuistis

title: superfuistis


text: superfuerunt

title: superfuerunt


text: superfuero

title: superfuero


text: superfueris

title: superfueris


text: superfuerit

title: superfuerit


text: superfuerimus

title: superfuerimus


text: embedsmænd

title: embedsmænd


text: superfueritis

title: superfueritis


text: superfuerint

title: superfuerint


text: superfueram

title: superfueram


text: superfueras

title: superfueras


text: superfuerat

title: superfuerat


text: embedsmændene

title: embedsmændene


text: superfueramus

title: superfueramus


text: superfueratis

title: superfueratis


text: superfuerant

title: superfuerant


text: supersim

title: supersim


text: supersis

title: supersis


text: embedsmands

title: embedsmands


text: supersit

title: supersit


text: supersimus

title: supersimus


text: supersitis

title: supersitis


text: supersint

title: supersint


text: superessem

title: superessem


text: superesses

title: superesses


text: embedsmandens

title: embedsmandens


text: superesset

title: superesset


text: superessemus

title: superessemus


text: superessetis

title: superessetis


text: superessent

title: superessent


text: superfuerim

title: superfuerim


text: superfuissem

title: superfuissem


text: embedsmænds

title: embedsmænds


text: superfuisses

title: superfuisses


text: superfuisset

title: superfuisset


text: superfuissemus

title: superfuissemus


text: superfuissetis

title: superfuissetis


text: superfuissent

title: superfuissent


text: superesto

title: superesto


text: supereste

title: supereste


text: embedsmændenes

title: embedsmændenes


text: superestote

title: superestote


text: supersunto

title: supersunto


text: superesse

title: superesse


text: superfuisse

title: superfuisse


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/sehs

Etymology
From earlier, from with a loss of *w (as also seen in 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 (< 🇨🇬)).

Numeral

 * 1) six

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/sehs


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/sebun

Etymology
From earlier, from Pre-Germanic , a metathetic alteration of , with -t positioned through influence of and.

Numeral

 * 1) seven

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/sebun


text:
острогон

Etymology
Modified under the influence of.

title: острогон


text:
эстрагон

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  tarragon

title: эстрагон


text:
бб

Adjective

 * 1)  (without a number)

Usage notes
Phrase literally means "without a number". Both the abbreviation and, more rarely, the full phrase are used for addresses of buildings without a house number assigned.

title: бб


text:
без броја

Etymology
Literally "without a number".

Adjective

 * 1) Not having a number (f.e. a house, a document)
 * 2)  Very numerous, innumerable
 * 1)  Very numerous, innumerable

Usage notes
When used for an address, abbreviation is more common.

title: без броја


text:
kolostomija

Noun

 * 1) colostomy

title: kolostomija


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/ahtōu

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1) eight

Descendants

 * East Germanic
 * East Germanic
 * East Germanic

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/ahtōu


text:
harum

Etymology
From. .

Pronunciation

Adjective

 * 1) fragrant

title: harum


text:
hanc

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sweat

title: hanc


text:
Appendix:English -ing forms

Most English words ending in "ing" are forms of verbs[questionable, cite or discuss]. (See -ing for the distinct Old English origins of the suffix.) They are known as gerunds, present participles, gerundial nouns, or verbal nouns. is the template used to "define" and categorize such words[questionable, cite or discuss]. It is used under the Verb PoS header.

They are used in various ways, as nouns, adjectives, and to form progressive aspect verb forms.

When being used as nouns, the generic meanings are "the practice or activity of engaging in the activity or process referred to by the verb", generally uncountable, and "an instance of such practice or activity", countable. The countable sense can usually be found in the plural. As a result there is virtually no convenient grammatical test available to determine when it is necessary to have a Noun PoS section in the entry for such words.

There are -ing forms that have meanings that do not obviously fit these generic senses. In such cases it is necessary to have a noun section of the entry that reflects these specific senses.

Discussion
Discussion about -ing forms in Beer parlour or elsewhere:
 * Beer parlour: Gerunds, Participles, etc., March 2005
 * Beer parlour: English plural gerunds, December 2008
 * Talk:fucking, originally in RFD, August 2009
 * Talk:perusing, originally in RFD, August 2010
 * Beer parlour: CFI for -ing form nouns and adjectives, September 2010

title: Appendix:English -ing forms


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/newun

Etymology
From earlier, from , with -t added through influence of.

Numeral

 * 1) nine

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/newun


text: illae

title: illae


text:
illius

Pronoun

 * : his, hers, its (possessive)

title: illius


text:
illorum

Descendants

 * Balkan Romance:
 * Italo-Romance:
 * Old Romanesco:
 * North Italian:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * → Old
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Old Romanesco:
 * North Italian:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * → Old
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * → Old
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * → Old
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * → Old
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Occitano-Romance:

title: illorum


text: illarum

title: illarum


text: illis

title: illis


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/tehun

Etymology
From earlier, from.

Numeral

 * 1) ten

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/tehun


text: illam

title: illam


text:
Hank Marvin

Etymology
Cockney rhyming slang to rhyme with starving. (born 1941) is an English musician.

Adjective

 * 1)  Starving; very hungry.

title: Hank Marvin


text: ipsi

title: ipsi


text:
katuarrain

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) catfish

title: katuarrain


text: ipsae

title: ipsae


text: ipsius

title: ipsius


text: ipsorum

title: ipsorum


text: ipsarum

title: ipsarum


text: ipsis

title: ipsis


text: ipsam

title: ipsam


text:
ipsos

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) plaster

title: ipsos


text: ipsas

title: ipsas


text:
hululer

Etymology
., which was inherited.

Verb

 * 1)  to hoot (to make the cry of an owl)

title: hululer


text:
User talk:81.231.91.100

Swedish translations
Unlike Wikipedia, we distinguish between uppercase (Martin) and lowercase (martin). Mglovesfun (talk) 10:44, 13 September 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:81.231.91.100


text:
ista

Noun

 * 1) salt

title: ista


text: istud

title: istud


text: istae

title: istae


text: istius

title: istius


text: istorum

title: istorum


text: istarum

title: istarum


text: istum

title: istum


text: istam

title: istam


text: istos

title: istos


text: istas

title: istas


text: earum

title: earum


text:
heteropteran

Noun

 * 1)  Any of very many insects of the suborder

Translations

 * French:
 * Italian:

title: heteropteran


text:
kalusto

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) arsenal store or supply of anything
 * 2) equipment collective designation for the articles comprising an outfit

title: kalusto


text:
hospitalism

Noun

 * 1)  wasting away of infants in long-term institutional care, caused by lack of contact with caregivers
 * 2)  A vitiated condition of the body, due to long confinement in a hospital, or the morbid condition of the atmosphere of a hospital.

Translations

 * German:

title: hospitalism


text:
faire des courbettes

Verb

 * 1)  to bow and scrape

title: faire des courbettes


text:
brothel creeper

Noun

 * 1)  A type of soft shoe with a crepe sole.

title: brothel creeper


text: courbettes

title: courbettes


text: brothel creepers

title: brothel creepers


text: huntaway

title: huntaway


text:
juvenilize

Verb

 * 1) To maintain in a juvenile state.

title: juvenilize


text:
leptotene

Etymology
From, corresponding to lepto- (from ) + -tene  (from ).

Coined by Hans von De Winiwarter in 1900 and in English by Edmund B. Wilson in 1912.

Noun

 * 1)  The first part of the prophase of meiosis, characterized by threadlike chromosomes

Derived terms

 * leptotenic

Translations

 * Catalan: leptotè
 * Finnish: leptoteeni

title: leptotene


text:
mesogastrium

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1)  The part of the embryonic mesentery that includes the stomach

title: mesogastrium


text:
micropterous

Adjective

 * 1)  Having small, sometimes merely vestigial, wings.

title: micropterous


text:
micrurgy

Noun

 * 1)  The manipulation of individual cells, using very small instruments and a microscope

Related terms

 * micrurgical

Translations

 * Finnish: mikrokirurgia, hienokirurgia
 * German:
 * Hungarian:
 * Polish: manipulacja komórkami instrumentem
 * Romanian:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:

title: micrurgy


text:
بدره

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) purse

title: بدره


text:
monogenean

Noun

 * 1) Any of the many trematode flatworms of the class, mostly ectoparasites on fish

title: monogenean


text:
ploughland

Etymology
From, , , equivalent to. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) land that has been or is meant to be ploughed

Synonyms

 * See carucate

Hypernyms

 * See carucate
 * See carucate

Hyponyms

 * See carucate

Translations

 * Finnish: kyntömaa
 * Ingrian: kyntömaa, kyntymaa

title: ploughland


text:
protopodite

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The basal segment of the limb of a crustacean

title: protopodite


text:
pterygoid

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of, pertaining to or lying in the region of the inferior part of the sphenoid bone of the vertebrate skull.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: kitaluu-
 * French: ,
 * Italian: pterigoideo
 * Spanish: pterigoideo, pterigoides

Noun

 * 1)  A pterygoid part (such as a bone, muscle, or nerve).

Translations

 * Spanish: pterigoides

title: pterygoid


text:
rijschool

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) driving school

title: rijschool


text:
Slovēnija

Etymology
From.

title: Slovēnija


text:
motorcoureur

Noun

 * 1) motorcycle racer

title: motorcoureur


text: motorcoureurs

title: motorcoureurs


text:
Ziemeļkipra

Proper noun

 * 1) Northern Cyprus

title: Ziemeļkipra


text:
User talk:Amonet

→ w:sk:Diskusia s redaktorom:Amonet

title: User talk:Amonet


text:
Džērsija

Proper noun

 * 1) Jersey (island between France and Great Britain)

title: Džērsija


text:
Talk:ganz allein

ganz allein
Sum of parts. -- Prince Kassad 20:45, 29 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Old Wonderfool entry. Destroy it. Mglovesfun (talk) 20:48, 29 August 2010 (UTC)

 * RFD failed — entry deleted. — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 01:02, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:ganz allein


text:
overrijden

Verb

 * 1) to run over

Verb

 * 1) to drive over

title: overrijden


text:
rectitude politique

Noun

 * 1)  political correctness

title: rectitude politique