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X
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * X || X ||
 * X || X ||

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A
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * aboot || about ||
 * ah || I ||
 * ah'd || I'd ||
 * ah'll || I'll ||
 * ah'm || I'm ||
 * ah've || I've ||
 * ain || own ||
 * airm || arm ||
 * anywey || anyway ||
 * aroond || around ||
 * auld || old ||
 * aw || all ||
 * awright || alright ||
 * ay || of ||
 * aye || yes ||
 * airm || arm ||
 * anywey || anyway ||
 * aroond || around ||
 * auld || old ||
 * aw || all ||
 * awright || alright ||
 * ay || of ||
 * aye || yes ||
 * aw || all ||
 * awright || alright ||
 * ay || of ||
 * aye || yes ||
 * ay || of ||
 * aye || yes ||
 * aye || yes ||

B
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * bairn || child || born
 * baith || both ||
 * baws || balls ||
 * biscuit-ersed || crumbly, soft, and yielding ||
 * bit || but ||
 * blaws || blows ||
 * box || television ||
 * brar || brother ||
 * bit || but ||
 * blaws || blows ||
 * box || television ||
 * brar || brother ||
 * box || television ||
 * brar || brother ||
 * brar || brother ||
 * brar || brother ||

C
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * c'moan || c'mon, come on ||
 * cannae || can't ||
 * cha || you ||
 * chuffed || pleased ||
 * comin || coming ||
 * cookin || cooking ||
 * couldnae || couldn't ||
 * crappin || crapping ||
 * comin || coming ||
 * cookin || cooking ||
 * couldnae || couldn't ||
 * crappin || crapping ||
 * couldnae || couldn't ||
 * crappin || crapping ||
 * crappin || crapping ||
 * crappin || crapping ||

D
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * d'ye || d'you, do you ||
 * dae || do ||
 * deek || look ||
 * didnae || didn't ||
 * dinnae || don't ||
 * doesnae || doesn't ||
 * doon || down ||
 * doss || useless, lazy ||
 * draggin || dragging ||
 * droaps || drops ||
 * doesnae || doesn't ||
 * doon || down ||
 * doss || useless, lazy ||
 * draggin || dragging ||
 * droaps || drops ||
 * doss || useless, lazy ||
 * draggin || dragging ||
 * droaps || drops ||
 * droaps || drops ||
 * droaps || drops ||

E
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * eftir || after ||
 * erse || arse ||
 * eywis || always ||
 * erse || arse ||
 * eywis || always ||
 * eywis || always ||

F
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * fae || from ||
 * feart || afraid || feared
 * feelins || feelings ||
 * fi || from ||
 * fir || for ||
 * fit || foot ||
 * fitba || football ||
 * fuckin || fucking ||
 * fir || for ||
 * fit || foot ||
 * fitba || football ||
 * fuckin || fucking ||
 * fitba || football ||
 * fuckin || fucking ||
 * fuckin || fucking ||
 * fuckin || fucking ||

G
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * gabbin || gabbing ||
 * gadge || guy ||
 * gaff || home ||
 * gaunnae || gonna, going to ||
 * gen up || know thoroughly ||
 * gie || give ||
 * git || get ||
 * gittin || getting ||
 * gitting || getting ||
 * givin || giving ||
 * goat || got ||
 * gob || saliva ||
 * grabbin || grabbing ||
 * git || get ||
 * gittin || getting ||
 * gitting || getting ||
 * givin || giving ||
 * goat || got ||
 * gob || saliva ||
 * grabbin || grabbing ||
 * goat || got ||
 * gob || saliva ||
 * grabbin || grabbing ||
 * gob || saliva ||
 * grabbin || grabbing ||
 * grabbin || grabbing ||

H
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * hame || home ||
 * haud || hold ||
 * haudin || holding ||
 * heid || head ||
 * hing || hang ||
 * hirays || money ||
 * hissel || himself ||
 * hud || had, hold ||
 * hudnae || hadn't ||
 * huv || have ||
 * hirays || money ||
 * hissel || himself ||
 * hud || had, hold ||
 * hudnae || hadn't ||
 * huv || have ||
 * hud || had, hold ||
 * hudnae || hadn't ||
 * huv || have ||
 * huv || have ||
 * huv || have ||

I
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * intae || into ||
 * isnae || isn't ||
 * ivir || ever ||
 * isnae || isn't ||
 * ivir || ever ||
 * ivir || ever ||

J
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * Jack Jones || own || (rhyming slang)
 * jaykit || jacket ||
 * jist || just ||
 * jokin || joking ||
 * junk || heroin ||
 * jist || just ||
 * jokin || joking ||
 * junk || heroin ||
 * junk || heroin ||
 * junk || heroin ||

K
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * keepin || keeping ||
 * ken || know ||
 * kent || known ||
 * kin || can ||
 * kent || known ||
 * kin || can ||
 * kin || can ||
 * kin || can ||

L
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * labdick || policeman ||
 * laddie || boy || lad
 * loat || lot ||
 * lookin || looking ||
 * lovin || loving ||
 * loat || lot ||
 * lookin || looking ||
 * lovin || loving ||
 * lovin || loving ||
 * lovin || loving ||

M
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * ma || my ||
 * mair || more ||
 * maist || most ||
 * makin || making ||
 * masel || myself ||
 * measley || measly ||
 * mibbe || maybe ||
 * moosey-faced || long-faced ||
 * moothed || mouthed ||
 * muckers || friends ||
 * measley || measly ||
 * mibbe || maybe ||
 * moosey-faced || long-faced ||
 * moothed || mouthed ||
 * muckers || friends ||
 * moosey-faced || long-faced ||
 * moothed || mouthed ||
 * muckers || friends ||
 * muckers || friends ||
 * muckers || friends ||

N
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * n || and ||
 * nae || no, not ||
 * nivir || never ||
 * no || not ||
 * nowt || nothing || naught
 * nivir || never ||
 * no || not ||
 * nowt || nothing || naught
 * nowt || nothing || naught
 * nowt || nothing || naught

O
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * oaf || off ||
 * oafay || offa, off of ||
 * oafy || offy ||
 * oan || on ||
 * oantay || onto ||
 * oor || our ||
 * oot || out ||
 * ootay || outta, out of ||
 * ower || over ||
 * oantay || onto ||
 * oor || our ||
 * oot || out ||
 * ootay || outta, out of ||
 * ower || over ||
 * ootay || outta, out of ||
 * ower || over ||
 * ower || over ||
 * ower || over ||

P
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * peyin || paying ||
 * pish || piss ||
 * pit || put ||
 * pitten || putting ||
 * playin || playing ||
 * pleadin || pleading ||
 * plukey-faced || spotty, acne-faced || pluke
 * poakit || pocket ||
 * punters || gamblers ||
 * playin || playing ||
 * pleadin || pleading ||
 * plukey-faced || spotty, acne-faced || pluke
 * poakit || pocket ||
 * punters || gamblers ||
 * poakit || pocket ||
 * punters || gamblers ||
 * punters || gamblers ||
 * punters || gamblers ||

R
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * radge || violent, crazy (person) || rage
 * rollin || rolling ||
 * rollin || rolling ||
 * rollin || rolling ||

S
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * sae || so ||
 * sais || says ||
 * sayin || saying ||
 * score || grievance ||
 * seek || sick ||
 * shaggin || shagging ||
 * shakin || shaking ||
 * shan || poor ||
 * sharin || sharing ||
 * shite || shit ||
 * shitein || shiteing, shiting ||
 * shoap || shop ||
 * shoatie || watch || shot
 * shootin || shooting ||
 * sittin || sitting ||
 * skag || heroin ||
 * skaggy-bawed || skaggy-balled, too high on heroin to have sex ||
 * skint || poor ||
 * smack || heroin ||
 * sortay || sorta, sort of ||
 * speedball || heroin-cocaine mixture ||
 * standin || standing ||
 * starin || staring ||
 * steys || stays ||
 * stoap || stop ||
 * stoaped || stopped ||
 * sufferin || suffering ||
 * swedgin || fighting || swag
 * sittin || sitting ||
 * skag || heroin ||
 * skaggy-bawed || skaggy-balled, too high on heroin to have sex ||
 * skint || poor ||
 * smack || heroin ||
 * sortay || sorta, sort of ||
 * speedball || heroin-cocaine mixture ||
 * standin || standing ||
 * starin || staring ||
 * steys || stays ||
 * stoap || stop ||
 * stoaped || stopped ||
 * sufferin || suffering ||
 * swedgin || fighting || swag
 * standin || standing ||
 * starin || staring ||
 * steys || stays ||
 * stoap || stop ||
 * stoaped || stopped ||
 * sufferin || suffering ||
 * swedgin || fighting || swag
 * stoap || stop ||
 * stoaped || stopped ||
 * sufferin || suffering ||
 * swedgin || fighting || swag
 * sufferin || suffering ||
 * swedgin || fighting || swag
 * swedgin || fighting || swag

T
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * tae || to, too ||
 * takin || taking ||
 * talkin || talking ||
 * tellin || telling ||
 * telly || television ||
 * telt || told ||
 * thair || there ||
 * the day || today ||
 * the morn || tomorrow ||
 * thegither || together ||
 * they || those ||
 * thin || than ||
 * thir || there, their, they're ||
 * thir's || there's ||
 * thit || that ||
 * thit's || that's ||
 * thum || them ||
 * tod || own || Tod Sloan (rhyming slang)
 * touchin || touching ||
 * troosers || trousers ||
 * tryin || trying ||
 * they || those ||
 * thin || than ||
 * thir || there, their, they're ||
 * thir's || there's ||
 * thit || that ||
 * thit's || that's ||
 * thum || them ||
 * tod || own || Tod Sloan (rhyming slang)
 * touchin || touching ||
 * troosers || trousers ||
 * tryin || trying ||
 * thum || them ||
 * tod || own || Tod Sloan (rhyming slang)
 * touchin || touching ||
 * troosers || trousers ||
 * tryin || trying ||
 * touchin || touching ||
 * troosers || trousers ||
 * tryin || trying ||
 * tryin || trying ||
 * tryin || trying ||

U
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * um || him ||
 * ur || are ||
 * us || me ||
 * ur || are ||
 * us || me ||
 * us || me ||

W
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * walkin || walking ||
 * washin || washing ||
 * wastin || wasting ||
 * watchin || watching ||
 * waws || walls ||
 * wee || small, little ||
 * wey || way ||
 * whae || who ||
 * whae'd || who'd ||
 * whair || where ||
 * whin || when ||
 * whit || what ||
 * whit's || what's ||
 * wi || with, we ||
 * wid || would ||
 * widnae || wouldn't ||
 * windae || window ||
 * wir|| were, we're ||
 * wis || was, were ||
 * wisnae || wasn't ||
 * withoot || without ||
 * wouldnae || wouldn't ||
 * wuv || we've ||
 * whit || what ||
 * whit's || what's ||
 * wi || with, we ||
 * wid || would ||
 * widnae || wouldn't ||
 * windae || window ||
 * wir|| were, we're ||
 * wis || was, were ||
 * wisnae || wasn't ||
 * withoot || without ||
 * wouldnae || wouldn't ||
 * wuv || we've ||
 * wir|| were, we're ||
 * wis || was, were ||
 * wisnae || wasn't ||
 * withoot || without ||
 * wouldnae || wouldn't ||
 * wuv || we've ||
 * withoot || without ||
 * wouldnae || wouldn't ||
 * wuv || we've ||
 * wuv || we've ||
 * wuv || we've ||

Y
! bgcolor="#ccccff" colspan="3" style="border-top: double" |
 * ya || you ||
 * yah || you ||
 * ye || you ||
 * yin || one ||
 * yir || you're, your ||
 * yirsel || yourself ||
 * yis || you (plural) ||
 * youse || you (plural) ||
 * yuv || you've ||
 * yir || you're, your ||
 * yirsel || yourself ||
 * yis || you (plural) ||
 * youse || you (plural) ||
 * yuv || you've ||
 * youse || you (plural) ||
 * yuv || you've ||
 * yuv || you've ||
 * yuv || you've ||

Z

 * X || X ||
 * }
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text:
delicatio

Noun

 * 1) allure, charm, delight
 * 2) luxury
 * 3) delicacy

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title: delicatio


text: delicationes

title: delicationes


text: delicationis

title: delicationis


text: delicationum

title: delicationum


text: delicationi

title: delicationi


text: delicationibus

title: delicationibus


text: delicationem

title: delicationem


text: delicatione

title: delicatione


text: delicatior

title: delicatior


text: delicatius

title: delicatius


text: delicatiores

title: delicatiores


text: delicatiora

title: delicatiora


text: delicatioris

title: delicatioris


text: delicatiorum

title: delicatiorum


text: delicatiori

title: delicatiori


text: delicatiorem

title: delicatiorem


text: delicatiore

title: delicatiore


text: delicatioribus

title: delicatioribus


text: deliquia

title: deliquia


text: deliquii

title: deliquii


text: deliquiorum

title: deliquiorum


text: deliquiis

title: deliquiis


text:
Talk:andrea

I have changed the translation from 'seing needle' to 'knitting needle' (as offered by Google Translate).

Not a single Romanian dictionary refers to sewing. As a native speaker, I have never heard the term 'andrea' referring to sewing either.

For reference, see this page (in Romanian):

http://dexonline.ro/definitie/andrea MerryXIV 11:18, 16 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:andrea


text:
demersurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to submerge, overwhelm

title: demersurus


text:
demersus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) submerged, overwhelmed
 * 2) immersed, plunged
 * 3) set
 * 4) buried
 * 5) plunged,  dipped

title: demersus


text:
demergendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be submerged, overwhelmed

title: demergendus


text: demersura

title: demersura


text: demersurum

title: demersurum


text: demersuri

title: demersuri


text: demersurae

title: demersurae


text: demersurorum

title: demersurorum


text: demersurarum

title: demersurarum


text: demersuro

title: demersuro


text: demersuris

title: demersuris


text: demersuram

title: demersuram


text: demersuros

title: demersuros


text: demersuras

title: demersuras


text: demersure

title: demersure


text: demersum

title: demersum


text: demersae

title: demersae


text: demersorum

title: demersorum


text: demersarum

title: demersarum


text: demersis

title: demersis


text: demersam

title: demersam


text: demersos

title: demersos


text: demersas

title: demersas


text: demergenda

title: demergenda


text: demergendum

title: demergendum


text: demergendi

title: demergendi


text: demergendae

title: demergendae


text: demergendorum

title: demergendorum


text: demergendarum

title: demergendarum


text:
υπαρξισμός

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1)  existentialism

title: υπαρξισμός


text: demergendis

title: demergendis


text: demergendam

title: demergendam


text: demergendos

title: demergendos


text: demergendas

title: demergendas


text: demergende

title: demergende


text:
demissio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sinking, lowering
 * 2) dejection
 * 3) abatement, mitigation

title: demissio


text: demissiones

title: demissiones


text: demissionis

title: demissionis


text: demissionum

title: demissionum


text: demissioni

title: demissioni


text: demissionibus

title: demissionibus


text: demissionem

title: demissionem


text: demissione

title: demissione


text:
υπαρξιστής

Noun

 * 1) existentialist

title: υπαρξιστής


text: demissum

title: demissum


text:
demonstratio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) indication, description, designation, identification
 * 2) demonstration, proof

title: demonstratio


text: demonstrationes

title: demonstrationes


text: demonstrationis

title: demonstrationis


text: demonstrationum

title: demonstrationum


text: demonstrationi

title: demonstrationi


text: demonstrationibus

title: demonstrationibus


text: demonstrationem

title: demonstrationem


text: demonstratione

title: demonstratione


text: denominat

title: denominat


text: denominamus

title: denominamus


text: denominatis

title: denominatis


text: denominant

title: denominant


text: denominabo

title: denominabo


text: denominabis

title: denominabis


text: denominabit

title: denominabit


text: denominabimus

title: denominabimus


text: denominabitis

title: denominabitis


text: denominabunt

title: denominabunt


text: denominabam

title: denominabam


text: denominabat

title: denominabat


text: denominabamus

title: denominabamus


text: denominabatis

title: denominabatis


text: denominabant

title: denominabant


text: denominavisti

title: denominavisti


text: denominavit

title: denominavit


text: denominavimus

title: denominavimus


text: denominavistis

title: denominavistis


text: denominaverunt

title: denominaverunt


text: denominavero

title: denominavero


text: denominaveris

title: denominaveris


text: denominaverit

title: denominaverit


text: denominaverimus

title: denominaverimus


text: denominaveritis

title: denominaveritis


text: denominaverint

title: denominaverint


text: denominaveram

title: denominaveram


text: denominaveras

title: denominaveras


text: denominaverat

title: denominaverat


text: denominaveramus

title: denominaveramus


text: denominaveratis

title: denominaveratis


text: denominaverant

title: denominaverant


text: denominor

title: denominor


text: denominaris

title: denominaris


text: denominamur

title: denominamur


text: denominamini

title: denominamini


text:
denominatur

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  denominator

title: denominatur


text: denominantur

title: denominantur


text: denominabor

title: denominabor


text: denominaberis

title: denominaberis


text: denominabimur

title: denominabimur


text: denominabimini

title: denominabimini


text: denominabitur

title: denominabitur


text: denominabuntur

title: denominabuntur


text: denominabar

title: denominabar


text: denominabaris

title: denominabaris


text: denominabamur

title: denominabamur


text: denominabamini

title: denominabamini


text: denominabatur

title: denominabatur


text: denominabantur

title: denominabantur


text: denominem

title: denominem


text: denominet

title: denominet


text: denominemus

title: denominemus


text: denominetis

title: denominetis


text: denominent

title: denominent


text: denominarem

title: denominarem


text: denominaret

title: denominaret


text: denominaremus

title: denominaremus


text: denominaretis

title: denominaretis


text: denominarent

title: denominarent


text: denominaverim

title: denominaverim


text: denominavissem

title: denominavissem


text: denominavisses

title: denominavisses


text: denominavisset

title: denominavisset


text: denominavissemus

title: denominavissemus


text: denominavissetis

title: denominavissetis


text: denominavissent

title: denominavissent


text: denominer

title: denominer


text: denomineris

title: denomineris


text: denominemur

title: denominemur


text: denominemini

title: denominemini


text: denominetur

title: denominetur


text: denominentur

title: denominentur


text: denominarer

title: denominarer


text: denominareris

title: denominareris


text: denominaremur

title: denominaremur


text: denominaremini

title: denominaremini


text: denominaretur

title: denominaretur


text: denominarentur

title: denominarentur


text: denominatote

title: denominatote


text: denominanto

title: denominanto


text:
denominans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) naming, designating, nominating

title: denominans


text: denominantor

title: denominantor


text: denominavisse

title: denominavisse


text:
denominaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to name, designate, nominate

title: denominaturus


text: denominari

title: denominari


text:
denominatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) named, designated, nominated

title: denominatus


text:
denominandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be named, designated, nominated

title: denominandus


text: denominantes

title: denominantes


text: denominantia

title: denominantia


text: denominantis

title: denominantis


text: denominantium

title: denominantium


text: denominanti

title: denominanti


text: denominantibus

title: denominantibus


text: denominantem

title: denominantem


text: denominatura

title: denominatura


text: denominaturum

title: denominaturum


text: denominaturi

title: denominaturi


text: denominaturae

title: denominaturae


text: denominaturorum

title: denominaturorum


text: denominaturarum

title: denominaturarum


text: denominaturo

title: denominaturo


text: denominaturis

title: denominaturis


text: denominaturam

title: denominaturam


text: denominaturos

title: denominaturos


text: denominaturas

title: denominaturas


text: denominature

title: denominature


text: denominatum

title: denominatum


text: denominatae

title: denominatae


text: denominatarum

title: denominatarum


text: denominatam

title: denominatam


text: denominatos

title: denominatos


text: denominatas

title: denominatas


text: denominanda

title: denominanda


text: denominandum

title: denominandum


text: denominandi

title: denominandi


text: denominandae

title: denominandae


text: denominandorum

title: denominandorum


text: denominandarum

title: denominandarum


text: denominandis

title: denominandis


text: denominandam

title: denominandam


text: denominandos

title: denominandos


text: denominandas

title: denominandas


text: denominande

title: denominande


text:
depellens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) expelling, repelling

title: depellens


text:
depulsurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to expel, repel

title: depulsurus


text:
depellendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be expelled, repelled

title: depellendus


text: depellentes

title: depellentes


text: depellentia

title: depellentia


text: depellentis

title: depellentis


text: depellentium

title: depellentium


text: depellenti

title: depellenti


text: depellentibus

title: depellentibus


text: depellentem

title: depellentem


text: depulsura

title: depulsura


text: depulsurum

title: depulsurum


text: depulsuri

title: depulsuri


text: depulsurae

title: depulsurae


text: depulsurorum

title: depulsurorum


text: depulsurarum

title: depulsurarum


text: depulsuro

title: depulsuro


text: depulsuris

title: depulsuris


text: depulsuram

title: depulsuram


text: depulsuros

title: depulsuros


text: depulsuras

title: depulsuras


text: depulsure

title: depulsure


text: depulsum

title: depulsum


text: depellenda

title: depellenda


text: depellendum

title: depellendum


text: depellendi

title: depellendi


text: depellendae

title: depellendae


text: depellendorum

title: depellendorum


text: depellendarum

title: depellendarum


text: depellendis

title: depellendis


text: depellendam

title: depellendam


text: depellendos

title: depellendos


text: depellendas

title: depellendas


text: depellende

title: depellende


text:
deperdens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) destroying, losing

title: deperdens


text:
deperditurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to destroy, lose

title: deperditurus


text:
deperditus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) destroyed, lost

title: deperditus


text:
deperdendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be destroyed, lost

title: deperdendus


text: deperdentes

title: deperdentes


text: deperdentia

title: deperdentia


text: deperdentis

title: deperdentis


text: deperdentium

title: deperdentium


text: deperdenti

title: deperdenti


text: deperdente

title: deperdente


text: deperdentibus

title: deperdentibus


text: deperdentem

title: deperdentem


text: deperditura

title: deperditura


text: deperditurum

title: deperditurum


text: deperdituri

title: deperdituri


text: deperditurae

title: deperditurae


text: deperditurorum

title: deperditurorum


text: deperditurarum

title: deperditurarum


text: deperdituro

title: deperdituro


text: deperdituris

title: deperdituris


text: deperdituram

title: deperdituram


text: deperdituros

title: deperdituros


text: deperdituras

title: deperdituras


text: deperditure

title: deperditure


text: deperdita

title: deperdita


text: deperditum

title: deperditum


text: deperditi

title: deperditi


text: deperditae

title: deperditae


text: deperditorum

title: deperditorum


text: deperditarum

title: deperditarum


text: deperditam

title: deperditam


text: deperditos

title: deperditos


text: deperditas

title: deperditas


text: deperdenda

title: deperdenda


text: deperdendum

title: deperdendum


text: deperdendi

title: deperdendi


text: deperdendae

title: deperdendae


text: deperdendorum

title: deperdendorum


text: deperdendarum

title: deperdendarum


text: deperdendo

title: deperdendo


text: deperdendis

title: deperdendis


text: deperdendam

title: deperdendam


text: deperdendos

title: deperdendos


text: deperdendas

title: deperdendas


text: deperdende

title: deperdende


text:
deperditio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) destruction, ruin
 * 2) loss

title: deperditio


text: deperditiones

title: deperditiones


text: deperditionis

title: deperditionis


text: deperditionum

title: deperditionum


text: deperditioni

title: deperditioni


text: deperditionibus

title: deperditionibus


text: deperditionem

title: deperditionem


text: deperditione

title: deperditione


text:
depraedatrix

Noun

 * 1) plunderer (female)

title: depraedatrix


text: depraedatrices

title: depraedatrices


text: depraedatricis

title: depraedatricis


text: depraedatricum

title: depraedatricum


text: depraedatrici

title: depraedatrici


text: depraedatricibus

title: depraedatricibus


text: depraedatricem

title: depraedatricem


text: depraedatrice

title: depraedatrice


text:
hópárduc

Noun

 * 1) snow leopard, ounce

title: hópárduc


text: hópárducok

title: hópárducok


text: xìngfú

title: xìngfú


text:
Template:R:ine:Jasanoff:2003

Jay Jasanoff, Hittite and the Indo-European Verb, Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2003,

title: Template:R:ine:Jasanoff:2003


text:
pyörätie

Noun

 * 1) cycleway bicycle path or bicycle lane
 * 2) bicycle path, cycle path path segregated for bicycles

title: pyörätie


text:
szelídgesztenye

Noun

 * 1) sweet chestnut  (tree)
 * 2) sweet chestnut (its fruit)
 * 1) sweet chestnut (its fruit)

title: szelídgesztenye


text: szelídgesztenyék

title: szelídgesztenyék


text:
szelídgesztenyefa

Noun

 * 1) sweet chestnut a type of deciduous tree native to Europe,

title: szelídgesztenyefa


text: szelídgesztenyefák

title: szelídgesztenyefák


text:
puissamment

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) powerfully
 * 2) much; a lot; greatly

title: puissamment


text:
Talk:so-and-so

Pronoun?
I'd have called this a pronoun as well as a noun. I'm not sure now. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:52, 16 April 2011 (UTC)
 * What usage makes you call it a pronoun? DCDuring TALK 16:42, 25 July 2011 (UTC)

such-and-such
Isn't the second meaning synonymous with such-and-such? Secondly, why no determiner use is added, unlike those of such-and-such? --Backinstadiums (talk) 11:09, 10 January 2020 (UTC)

RFD discussion: January–December 2023
Rfd-redundant

 * The sense targeted by the IP looks like it's a synonym of such-and-such. DonnanZ (talk) 10:27, 8 January 2023 (UTC)

 * I think the complaint is that sense 2 ("Some thing or things") is redundant to sense 1 ("A placeholder name for a person or thing"), in which case I agree, delete, or merge. such-and-such has "placeholder or generic thing", which might be a better definition. —Al-Muqanna المقنع (talk) 13:42, 8 January 2023 (UTC)
 * Nothing for that sense in Collins and Oxford hard copies, but I notice it crops up in phrases like "at so-and-so a" (time, place etc.) which could be replaced by such-and-such. Probably best described as non-standard. A quote or two would be useful. DonnanZ (talk) 17:06, 8 January 2023 (UTC)

 * Delete/merge sense 2 into sense 1. - -sche (discuss) 23:49, 10 September 2023 (UTC)

 * Merged. - -sche (discuss) 00:01, 1 December 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:so-and-so


text: Ἄδαμος

title: Ἄδαμος


text: poissant

title: poissant


text:
Reconstruction talk:Proto-Germanic/þiudiskaz

And what with "tedesco"? Ymar 13:27, 16 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Tedesco is the Italian for German, so we already have it. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:29, 16 April 2011 (UTC)

(maybe) to add
Oberlausitzisch: doitsch About German seems to miss many German dialects. Bavarian: deitsch [adjective]; Deitsch [noun] Low German: dütsch, düütsch etc.; Dütsch, Düütsch etc. And as language names are added, what about other derived terms like Deutscher (German (person)), Deutschland (Germany), ...? -91.6.194.71 02:33, 1 January 2018 (UTC)
 * High German:
 * Mansfeldisch: teitsch
 * German:
 * many more dialects might have a noun with a capital, so there might for example be:
 * English:
 * As borrowings are added, what about English Deutsch?

(probably) to check
-91.6.194.71 02:33, 1 January 2018 (UTC)
 * Suerländer-Märkisch: duͤdsk
 * ain't uͤ changed to ü? At least for New High German it's common practice to normalise/convert it
 * Ravensbergisch-Lippisch: duütsk
 * www.kinder-lippe.de (not durably archived or just a mentioning in a dictionary) has Lippisch duitsk, and there might be a few printed Lippisch books with duitsk in it (is it in a book by Wilhelm Oesterhaus?)

(maybe) to change
Dutch: Duits (“German”) Hunsrik: deitsch, taytx [adjective]; Deitsch, taytx [noun]  or once: German: deutsch, Deutsch German: deutsch; Deutsch -91.6.194.71 02:33, 1 January 2018 (UTC)
 * Dutch: Diets (“Middle Dutch”)
 * that's twice "Dutch".
 * Hunsrik: Deitsch, taytx
 * by the entries that are only nouns, and it might properly be:
 * German: deutsch; Deutsch
 * qualifiers might be useful, like


text: shénmede

title: shénmede


text:
κλειστοφοβία

Noun

 * 1) claustrophobia

title: κλειστοφοβία


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


text: misztériumok

title: misztériumok


text:
Citations:prelapsarian

 * 1) * 2004, Karen Coats, Looking Glasses and Neverlands: Lacan, Desire, and Subjectivity in Children's Literature, page 26,
 * The prelapsarian world of the infant is characterized by two registers: the pre-Symbolic Real and the Imaginary.

title: Citations:prelapsarian


text: feltworks

title: feltworks


text:
hesitation wound

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a series of shallow cuts made by a person considering a suicide attempt, or trying out the weapon to ascertain its effectiveness.

title: hesitation wound


text:
tentative wound

Noun

 * 1) A hesitation wound.

title: tentative wound


text: tentative wounds

title: tentative wounds


text: hesitation wounds

title: hesitation wounds


text:
Category:Hungarian verbs suffixed with -het

 * See also
 * Category:Hungarian verbs suffixed with -hat


text:
depravatio

Noun

 * 1) perversion, distortion, corruption, depravity

title: depravatio


text: depravationes

title: depravationes


text: depravationis

title: depravationis


text: depravationum

title: depravationum


text: depravationi

title: depravationi


text: depravationibus

title: depravationibus


text: depravationem

title: depravationem


text: depravatione

title: depravatione


text: φορώ

title: φορώ


text:
deprehensio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) detection, discovery

title: deprehensio


text: deprehensiones

title: deprehensiones


text: deprehensionis

title: deprehensionis


text: deprehensionum

title: deprehensionum


text: deprehensioni

title: deprehensioni


text: deprehensionibus

title: deprehensionibus


text: deprehensionem

title: deprehensionem


text:
Category:Hungarian verbs suffixed with -hat

 * See also
 * Category:Hungarian verbs suffixed with -het


text: deprehensione

title: deprehensione


text: deprendo

title: deprendo


text: deprendis

title: deprendis


text: deprendit

title: deprendit


text: deprendimus

title: deprendimus


text: deprenditis

title: deprenditis


text: deprendunt

title: deprendunt


text: deprendam

title: deprendam


text: deprendes

title: deprendes


text: deprendet

title: deprendet


text: deprendemus

title: deprendemus


text: deprendetis

title: deprendetis


text: deprendent

title: deprendent


text: deprendebam

title: deprendebam


text: deprendebas

title: deprendebas


text: deprendebat

title: deprendebat


text: deprendebamus

title: deprendebamus


text: deprendebatis

title: deprendebatis


text: deprendebant

title: deprendebant


text: deprendi

title: deprendi


text: deprendisti

title: deprendisti


text: deprendistis

title: deprendistis


text: deprenderunt

title: deprenderunt


text: deprendero

title: deprendero


text: deprenderis

title: deprenderis


text: deprenderit

title: deprenderit


text: deprenderimus

title: deprenderimus


text: deprenderitis

title: deprenderitis


text: deprenderint

title: deprenderint


text: deprenderam

title: deprenderam


text: deprenderas

title: deprenderas


text: deprenderat

title: deprenderat


text: deprenderamus

title: deprenderamus


text: deprenderatis

title: deprenderatis


text: deprenderant

title: deprenderant


text: deprendor

title: deprendor


text: deprenditur

title: deprenditur


text: deprendimur

title: deprendimur


text: deprendimini

title: deprendimini


text: deprenduntur

title: deprenduntur


text: deprendar

title: deprendar


text: deprendetur

title: deprendetur


text: deprendemur

title: deprendemur


text: deprendemini

title: deprendemini


text: deprendentur

title: deprendentur


text: deprendebar

title: deprendebar


text: deprendebaris

title: deprendebaris


text: deprendebatur

title: deprendebatur


text: deprendebamur

title: deprendebamur


text: deprendebamini

title: deprendebamini


text: deprendebantur

title: deprendebantur


text: deprendas

title: deprendas


text: deprendat

title: deprendat


text: deprendamus

title: deprendamus


text: deprendatis

title: deprendatis


text: deprendant

title: deprendant


text: deprenderem

title: deprenderem


text: deprenderes

title: deprenderes


text: deprenderet

title: deprenderet


text: deprenderemus

title: deprenderemus


text: deprenderetis

title: deprenderetis


text: deprenderent

title: deprenderent


text: deprenderim

title: deprenderim


text: deprendissem

title: deprendissem


text: deprendisses

title: deprendisses


text: deprendisset

title: deprendisset


text: deprendissemus

title: deprendissemus


text: deprendissetis

title: deprendissetis


text: deprendissent

title: deprendissent


text: deprendaris

title: deprendaris


text: deprendatur

title: deprendatur


text: deprendamur

title: deprendamur


text: deprendamini

title: deprendamini


text: deprendantur

title: deprendantur


text: deprenderer

title: deprenderer


text: deprendereris

title: deprendereris


text: deprenderetur

title: deprenderetur


text: deprenderemur

title: deprenderemur


text: deprenderemini

title: deprenderemini


text: deprenderentur

title: deprenderentur


text: deprende

title: deprende


text: deprendito

title: deprendito


text: deprendite

title: deprendite


text: deprenditote

title: deprenditote


text: deprendunto

title: deprendunto


text: deprendere

title: deprendere


text: deprenditor

title: deprenditor


text: deprenduntor

title: deprenduntor


text: deprendisse

title: deprendisse


text: depressum

title: depressum


text:
Template:hu-conj-ok/documentation

This documentation also applies to  and   (up to the vowel harmony change)

 , and   are by far the most frequently used templates for Hungarian verb conjugation tables. (For cases when this template is not applicable, please consult the documentation of the template hu-conj.)

Unnamed parameters
One splits the verb (without the eventual -ik ending) into three pieces:
 * the last two parts are the last two letters (in the sense used elsewhere for Hungarian, e.g. "ll" and "sz" are considered single letters)
 * and the first part is all the rest except the last two letters.

If the verb has only two letters (rare, e.g. ír), one must leave the first one blank (and not the third), because the template assumes that the last letter is at the third place and the last but one is at the second place.

These three parts are the unnamed parameters. Examples:

use:  to get:

use:  to get:

use:  to get:

use:  to get:

use:  to get:

use:  to get:

use:  to get:

use:  to get:

use:  to get:

Named parameters
There are two kinds of named parameters: flags and parameters; the latter with a value.

Flags are binary in the sense that they are either set or not. To set it, write:. The letter  is arbitrary; the point is that something be written there; by convention   is used, which stands for yes.

With value parameters, one actually types some string, and not just sets an on/off flag.

Flag parameters
See usage examples for the following parameters on the Flag parameters page:

Value parameters
See usage examples for the following parameters on the Value parameters page:
 *   and
 *   and
 *   and
 *   and
 *   and
 *   and
 *   and

title: Template:hu-conj-ok/documentation


text:
Template:hu-conj-gyek/documentation

Usage
This template provides the conjugation table for a small number of Hungarian verbs that form their subjunctive first-person singular with the ending, such as ' , ' , ' , and '.
 * The verb  has its own template.
 * The verb  also has its own template   because it uses.

Parameters
The parameters are based on the form, e.g. :
 * All letters before the ending except for the last.
 * All letters before the ending except for the last.

 * The last letter before the ending, e.g.
 * The last letter before the ending, e.g.

 * This verb (along with its prefixed forms) can form its archaic adverbial participle with two vowel-length variants: tevén and tévén (cf. iván vagy íván? by Mártonfi, Attila, Magyar Nyelvőr, 1996).
 * This verb (along with its prefixed forms) can form its archaic adverbial participle with two vowel-length variants: tevén and tévén (cf. iván vagy íván? by Mártonfi, Attila, Magyar Nyelvőr, 1996).

 * The (separable) prefix should be supplied here (if there is any), in accordance with the new version of ; see at the end of the documentation of hu-conj-ok.
 * The (separable) prefix should be supplied here (if there is any), in accordance with the new version of ; see at the end of the documentation of hu-conj-ok.

Named parameters special to this template

 * Only if the verb is or one of its prefixed forms, which do not have the  variant of the verbal noun (see, ,  aside from the regular , ,  from , , )
 * Only if the verb is or one of its prefixed forms, which do not have the  variant of the verbal noun (see, ,  aside from the regular , ,  from , , )

Named parameters common to all Hungarian conjugation templates

 * If the verb is a so called verb, that is, it ends in  in third-person singular indicative present tense, e.g.: eszik.
 * If the verb is a so called verb, that is, it ends in  in third-person singular indicative present tense, e.g.: eszik.

 * If the verb is intransitive, that is, has no definite forms (takes no object).
 * Check: Does the verb also have a -gyem form? If no, intrans is needed.
 * Example: lesz - *legyem
 * Example: lesz - *legyem

Usage examples
For :

For :

For :

title: Template:hu-conj-gyek/documentation


text:
depromo

Verb

 * 1) to bring, fetch, produce

title: depromo


text: depromis

title: depromis


text: depromit

title: depromit


text: depromimus

title: depromimus


text: depromitis

title: depromitis


text: depromunt

title: depromunt


text: depromam

title: depromam


text: depromes

title: depromes


text: depromet

title: depromet


text: depromemus

title: depromemus


text: deprometis

title: deprometis


text: deproment

title: deproment


text: depromebam

title: depromebam


text: depromebas

title: depromebas


text: depromebat

title: depromebat


text: depromebamus

title: depromebamus


text: depromebatis

title: depromebatis


text: depromebant

title: depromebant


text: deprompsi

title: deprompsi


text: deprompsisti

title: deprompsisti


text: deprompsit

title: deprompsit


text: deprompsimus

title: deprompsimus


text: deprompsistis

title: deprompsistis


text: deprompserunt

title: deprompserunt


text: deprompsero

title: deprompsero


text: deprompseris

title: deprompseris


text: deprompserit

title: deprompserit


text: deprompserimus

title: deprompserimus


text: deprompseritis

title: deprompseritis


text: deprompserint

title: deprompserint


text: deprompseram

title: deprompseram


text: deprompseras

title: deprompseras


text: deprompserat

title: deprompserat


text: deprompseramus

title: deprompseramus


text: deprompseratis

title: deprompseratis


text: deprompserant

title: deprompserant


text: depromor

title: depromor


text: depromeris

title: depromeris


text: depromitur

title: depromitur


text: depromimur

title: depromimur


text: depromimini

title: depromimini


text: depromuntur

title: depromuntur


text: depromar

title: depromar


text: deprometur

title: deprometur


text: depromemur

title: depromemur


text: depromemini

title: depromemini


text: depromentur

title: depromentur


text: depromebar

title: depromebar


text: depromebaris

title: depromebaris


text: depromebatur

title: depromebatur


text: depromebamur

title: depromebamur


text: depromebamini

title: depromebamini


text: depromebantur

title: depromebantur


text:
depromens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) bringing, fetching, producing

title: depromens


text:
deprompturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to bring, fetch, produce

title: deprompturus


text:
depromptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) brought, fetched, produced

title: depromptus


text: depromas

title: depromas


text:
depromendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be brought, fetched, produced

title: depromendus


text: depromat

title: depromat


text: depromamus

title: depromamus


text: depromatis

title: depromatis


text: depromant

title: depromant


text: depromerem

title: depromerem


text: depromeres

title: depromeres


text: depromeret

title: depromeret


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title: depromentes


text: depromeremus

title: depromeremus


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title: depromeretis


text: depromentia

title: depromentia


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title: depromerent


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title: depromentis


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title: deprompserim


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title: depromentium


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title: deprompsissem


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title: deprompsisses


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title: depromenti


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title: deprompsisset


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title: deprompsissemus


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title: deprompsissetis


text: depromentibus

title: depromentibus


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title: deprompsissent


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title: depromentem


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title: depromaris


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title: depromatur


text: depromptura

title: depromptura


text: depromamur

title: depromamur


text: deprompturum

title: deprompturum


text: depromamini

title: depromamini


text: depromantur

title: depromantur


text: deprompturi

title: deprompturi


text: depromerer

title: depromerer


text: deprompturae

title: deprompturae


text: depromereris

title: depromereris


text: depromeretur

title: depromeretur


text: deprompturorum

title: deprompturorum


text: depromeremur

title: depromeremur


text: deprompturarum

title: deprompturarum


text: depromeremini

title: depromeremini


text: depromerentur

title: depromerentur


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title: deprompturo


text: deprome

title: deprome


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title: deprompturis


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title: depromito


text: depromite

title: depromite


text: deprompturam

title: deprompturam


text: depromitote

title: depromitote


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title: deprompturos


text: depromunto

title: depromunto


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title: depromere


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title: deprompturas


text: depromitor

title: depromitor


text: deprompture

title: deprompture


text: depromuntor

title: depromuntor


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title: deprompsisse


text: depromi

title: depromi


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title: deprompta


text: depromptum

title: depromptum


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title: deprompti


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title: depromptae


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title: depromptorum


text: depromptarum

title: depromptarum


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title: depromptis


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title: depromptam


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title: depromptos


text: depromptas

title: depromptas


text: deprompte

title: deprompte


text: depromenda

title: depromenda


text: depromendum

title: depromendum


text: depromendi

title: depromendi


text: depromendae

title: depromendae


text: depromendorum

title: depromendorum


text: depromendarum

title: depromendarum


text: depromendo

title: depromendo


text: depromendis

title: depromendis


text: depromendam

title: depromendam


text: depromendos

title: depromendos


text: depromendas

title: depromendas


text: depromende

title: depromende


text: Template:hu-conj-ok-short-á

title: Template:hu-conj-ok-short-á


text:
Template:hu-conj-ok-short-á/documentation

This template creates a conjugation table for special Hungarian verbs that treat á as if it were a short vowel. Lát and bocsát are very special, in this sense.

Flag
only-subj-short the short á form is only in the subjunctive. With a long vowel before the ending "t", it would be expected that the subjunctive is "bocsáts meg", but here the 'á' is treated as if it were short: "bocsáss meg". But the "megbocsátotta" and "megbocsátani" forms are "regular" because with short vowels before the final "t", it would be like to "mutatta", "mutatni" (~ megbocsátta, megbocsátni). That is why bocsát requires "only-subj-short=y" as parameter, because it only behaves as a short-á in the subjunctive forms, in other forms it is regular. "Lát" on the other hand, always leaves the linking-vowel out, so it creates forms like "látta", instead of the expected "látotta" and "lásd" instead of "látsd", which would be analogous to "tátotta / tátsd ki a szád". So lát does not require the "only-subj-short" as it is always "irregular" when it can.

use:  to get:

use:  to get:

Parameter

 * The (separable) prefix should be supplied here (if there is any), in accordance with the new version of ; see at the end of the documentation of hu-conj-ok.
 * The (separable) prefix should be supplied here (if there is any), in accordance with the new version of ; see at the end of the documentation of hu-conj-ok.


text:
derelictio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) neglect, disregard
 * 2) abandonment, dereliction

title: derelictio


text: derelictiones

title: derelictiones


text: derelictionis

title: derelictionis


text: derelictionum

title: derelictionum


text: derelictioni

title: derelictioni


text: derelictionibus

title: derelictionibus


text: derelictionem

title: derelictionem


text: derelictione

title: derelictione


text:
πατατάκια

Noun

 * , potato crisps, potato chips

title: πατατάκια


text:
derivans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) drawing off, diverting, deriving

title: derivans


text:
derivaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to draw off, divert, derive

title: derivaturus


text:
derivatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) drawn off, diverted, derived

title: derivatus


text:
derivandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be drawn off, diverted, derived

title: derivandus


text: derivantes

title: derivantes


text: derivantia

title: derivantia


text: derivantis

title: derivantis


text: derivantium

title: derivantium


text: derivantibus

title: derivantibus


text: derivantem

title: derivantem


text: derivatura

title: derivatura


text: derivaturum

title: derivaturum


text: derivaturi

title: derivaturi


text: derivaturae

title: derivaturae


text: derivaturorum

title: derivaturorum


text: derivaturarum

title: derivaturarum


text: derivaturo

title: derivaturo


text: derivaturis

title: derivaturis


text: derivaturam

title: derivaturam


text: derivaturos

title: derivaturos


text: derivaturas

title: derivaturas


text: derivature

title: derivature


text: derivatum

title: derivatum


text: derivatae

title: derivatae


text: derivatorum

title: derivatorum


text: derivatarum

title: derivatarum


text: derivatam

title: derivatam


text: derivatos

title: derivatos


text: derivanda

title: derivanda


text: derivandum

title: derivandum


text: derivandi

title: derivandi


text: derivandae

title: derivandae


text: derivandorum

title: derivandorum


text: derivandarum

title: derivandarum


text: derivandis

title: derivandis


text: derivandam

title: derivandam


text: derivandos

title: derivandos


text: derivandas

title: derivandas


text: derivande

title: derivande


text:
Citations:ideæ

Noun: antiquated and uncommon plural of

 * 1838, Heinrich Ritter and Alexander James William Morrison, The History of Ancient Philosophy, D. A. Talboys; volume II, chapter III, pages 292–293:
 * Plato, therefore, does not hesitate to describe the sensible as a compound of the identical which indicates the Ideæ, and of the other, or the non-being; 163 and as he considers the changeable to be the object‐matter of vague opinion, he places it intermediate between ignorance and knowledge, so that it thus appears to be a something which at the same time is and is not.
 * 1842, The Biographical Dictionary of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans; volume I, page #30:
 * “ Plato laid it down that there were certain ideæ, that is, species incorporeal, and substances permanent and in themselves distinct from other things in their nature, as for instance Man ; and that by their participation in these ideæ, other things became men or animals.”
 * 1914, Wilhelm Windelband, A History of Philosophy, The Macmillan Company; part III, chapter 2, § 25, page #326:
 * Things are other than our ideas (ideæ) of them.

title: Citations:ideæ


text: ideæ

title: ideæ


text: drets

title: drets


text: referèndums

title: referèndums


text: presidències

title: presidències


text: difamacions

title: difamacions


text: llibreries

title: llibreries


text: llibreters

title: llibreters


text:
ambaixador

Noun

 * 1) ambassador

title: ambaixador


text:
ambaixada

Noun

 * 1) embassy

title: ambaixada


text: ambaixades

title: ambaixades


text:
expresident

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ex-president

Noun

 * 1) former

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ex-president

title: expresident


text:
kréta

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) chalk a soft, white, porous, sedimentary carbonate rock, a form of limestone composed of the mineral calcite
 * 2) chalk a piece of chalk used for writing on a blackboard
 * 3)  Cretaceous a geologic period

title: kréta


text:
κύμινο

Etymology
From

Noun

 * 1) cumin

title: κύμινο


text: kréták

title: kréták


text:
terroritzar

Verb

 * 1) to terrorize

title: terroritzar


text:
手洗い

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) hand washing, washing one's hands
 * 2) washing by hand, as opposed to machine washing
 * 3) a restroom, a toilet, a lavatory, a bathroom

title: 手洗い


text: Category:Hungarian etymology-line templates


text:
titlla

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) tilde
 * 2)  cavil, nitpick

title: titlla


text:
titllar

Etymology
, from. Compare 🇨🇬. .

Verb

 * 1) to brand as, stigmatize
 * 2) to put a tilde on top of (a letter)

title: titllar


text: てあらい

title: てあらい


text:
antiespanyol

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) anti-Spain

title: antiespanyol


text: tearai

title: tearai


text:
手荒い

Adjective

 * 1) violent, rough

title: 手荒い


text:
.cat

Noun

 * 1) The sponsored top-level domain for Catalonia and the Catalan language.

title: .cat


text:
地元

Noun

 * 1) home town
 * 2) of a location; being local
 * 1) of a location; being local

title: 地元


text: derivarunt

title: derivarunt


text: じもと

title: じもと


text:
derivatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) diversion, deviation
 * 2) derivation, etymology

title: derivatio


text: jimoto

title: jimoto


text: derivationes

title: derivationes


text: derivationis

title: derivationis


text: derivationum

title: derivationum


text: derivationi

title: derivationi


text: derivationibus

title: derivationibus


text: derivationem

title: derivationem


text: derivatione

title: derivatione


text:
εβαπορέ

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) evaporated milk

title: εβαπορέ


text:
derogans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) diminishing, disparaging

title: derogans


text:
derogaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to diminish, disparage

title: derogaturus


text:
derogatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) diminished, disparaged

title: derogatus


text:
derogandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be diminished, disparaged

title: derogandus


text: derogantes

title: derogantes


text: derogantia

title: derogantia


text: derogantis

title: derogantis


text: derogantium

title: derogantium


text: deroganti

title: deroganti


text: derogantibus

title: derogantibus


text:
συμπυκνωμένο γάλα

Noun

 * 1) condensed milk

title: συμπυκνωμένο γάλα


text: derogantem

title: derogantem


text: derogatura

title: derogatura


text: derogaturum

title: derogaturum


text: derogaturi

title: derogaturi


text: derogaturae

title: derogaturae


text: derogaturorum

title: derogaturorum


text: derogaturarum

title: derogaturarum


text: derogaturo

title: derogaturo


text: derogaturis

title: derogaturis


text: derogaturam

title: derogaturam


text: derogaturos

title: derogaturos


text: derogaturas

title: derogaturas


text: derogature

title: derogature


text: derogatum

title: derogatum


text: derogatae

title: derogatae


text: derogatarum

title: derogatarum


text: derogatam

title: derogatam


text: derogatos

title: derogatos


text: derogatas

title: derogatas


text: deroganda

title: deroganda


text: derogandum

title: derogandum


text: derogandi

title: derogandi


text: derogandae

title: derogandae


text: derogandorum

title: derogandorum


text: derogandarum

title: derogandarum


text: derogandis

title: derogandis


text: derogandam

title: derogandam


text: derogandos

title: derogandos


text: derogandas

title: derogandas


text: derogande

title: derogande


text:
descensurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to descend

title: descensurus


text:
descendendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be descended

title: descendendus


text: descensura

title: descensura


text: descensurum

title: descensurum


text: descensuri

title: descensuri


text: descensurae

title: descensurae


text: descensurorum

title: descensurorum


text: descensurarum

title: descensurarum


text: descensuro

title: descensuro


text: descensuris

title: descensuris


text: descensuram

title: descensuram


text: descensuros

title: descensuros


text: descensuras

title: descensuras


text: descensure

title: descensure


text: descendenda

title: descendenda


text: descendendum

title: descendendum


text: descendendi

title: descendendi


text: descendendae

title: descendendae


text: descendendorum

title: descendendorum


text: descendendarum

title: descendendarum


text: descendendo

title: descendendo


text: descendendis

title: descendendis


text: descendendam

title: descendendam


text: descendendos

title: descendendos


text: descendendas

title: descendendas


text: descendende

title: descendende


text:
descensorius

Adjective

 * 1) descending

title: descensorius


text: descensoria

title: descensoria


text: descensorium

title: descensorium


text: descensorii

title: descensorii


text: descensoriae

title: descensoriae


text: descensoriorum

title: descensoriorum


text: descensoriarum

title: descensoriarum


text: descensorio

title: descensorio


text: descensoriis

title: descensoriis


text: descensoriam

title: descensoriam


text: descensorios

title: descensorios


text: descensorias

title: descensorias


text: descensorie

title: descensorie


text: Category:Hungarian nouns suffixed with -tal


text: Thesaurus:computer language

title: Thesaurus:computer language


text:
describens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transcribing, describing

title: describens


text:
descripturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to transcribe, describe

title: descripturus


text:
describendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be transcribed, described

title: describendus


text: describentes

title: describentes


text: describentia

title: describentia


text: describentis

title: describentis


text: describentium

title: describentium


text: describenti

title: describenti


text: describente

title: describente


text: describentibus

title: describentibus


text: describentem

title: describentem


text: descriptura

title: descriptura


text: descripturum

title: descripturum


text: descripturi

title: descripturi


text: descripturae

title: descripturae


text: descripturorum

title: descripturorum


text: descripturarum

title: descripturarum


text: descripturo

title: descripturo


text: descripturis

title: descripturis


text: descripturam

title: descripturam


text: descripturos

title: descripturos


text: descripturas

title: descripturas


text: descripture

title: descripture


text: describenda

title: describenda


text: describendum

title: describendum


text: describendi

title: describendi


text: describendae

title: describendae


text: describendorum

title: describendorum


text: describendarum

title: describendarum


text: describendo

title: describendo


text: describendis

title: describendis


text: describendam

title: describendam


text: describendos

title: describendos


text: describendas

title: describendas


text: describende

title: describende


text: behozatalok

title: behozatalok


text: desiccas

title: desiccas


text: desiccat

title: desiccat


text: desiccamus

title: desiccamus


text: desiccatis

title: desiccatis


text: desiccabo

title: desiccabo


text: desiccabis

title: desiccabis


text: desiccabit

title: desiccabit


text: desiccabimus

title: desiccabimus


text: desiccabitis

title: desiccabitis


text: desiccabunt

title: desiccabunt


text: desiccabam

title: desiccabam


text: desiccabas

title: desiccabas


text: desiccabat

title: desiccabat


text: desiccabamus

title: desiccabamus


text: desiccabatis

title: desiccabatis


text: desiccabant

title: desiccabant


text: desiccavi

title: desiccavi


text: desiccavisti

title: desiccavisti


text: desiccavit

title: desiccavit


text: desiccavimus

title: desiccavimus


text: desiccavistis

title: desiccavistis


text: desiccaverunt

title: desiccaverunt


text: desiccavero

title: desiccavero


text: desiccaveris

title: desiccaveris


text: desiccaverit

title: desiccaverit


text: desiccaverimus

title: desiccaverimus


text: desiccaveritis

title: desiccaveritis


text: desiccaverint

title: desiccaverint


text: desiccaveram

title: desiccaveram


text: desiccaveras

title: desiccaveras


text: desiccaverat

title: desiccaverat


text: desiccaveramus

title: desiccaveramus


text: desiccaveratis

title: desiccaveratis


text: desiccaverant

title: desiccaverant


text: desiccor

title: desiccor


text: desiccaris

title: desiccaris


text: desiccamur

title: desiccamur


text: desiccamini

title: desiccamini


text: desiccatur

title: desiccatur


text: desiccantur

title: desiccantur


text: desiccabor

title: desiccabor


text: desiccaberis

title: desiccaberis


text: desiccabimur

title: desiccabimur


text: desiccabimini

title: desiccabimini


text: desiccabitur

title: desiccabitur


text: desiccabuntur

title: desiccabuntur


text: desiccabar

title: desiccabar


text: desiccabaris

title: desiccabaris


text: desiccabamur

title: desiccabamur


text: desiccabamini

title: desiccabamini


text: desiccabatur

title: desiccabatur


text: desiccabantur

title: desiccabantur


text: desiccem

title: desiccem


text: desicces

title: desicces


text: desiccet

title: desiccet


text: desiccemus

title: desiccemus


text: desiccetis

title: desiccetis


text: desiccent

title: desiccent


text: desiccarem

title: desiccarem


text: desiccares

title: desiccares


text: desiccaret

title: desiccaret


text: desiccaremus

title: desiccaremus


text: desiccaretis

title: desiccaretis


text: desiccarent

title: desiccarent


text: desiccaverim

title: desiccaverim


text: desiccavissem

title: desiccavissem


text: desiccavisses

title: desiccavisses


text: desiccavisset

title: desiccavisset


text: desiccavissemus

title: desiccavissemus


text: desiccavissetis

title: desiccavissetis


text: desiccavissent

title: desiccavissent


text: desiccer

title: desiccer


text: desicceris

title: desicceris


text: desiccemur

title: desiccemur


text: desiccemini

title: desiccemini


text: desiccetur

title: desiccetur


text: desiccentur

title: desiccentur


text: desiccarer

title: desiccarer


text: desiccareris

title: desiccareris


text: desiccaremur

title: desiccaremur


text: desiccaremini

title: desiccaremini


text: desiccaretur

title: desiccaretur


text: desiccarentur

title: desiccarentur


text: desicca

title: desicca


text: desiccato

title: desiccato


text: desiccatote

title: desiccatote


text: desiccanto

title: desiccanto


text: desiccantor

title: desiccantor


text: desiccavisse

title: desiccavisse


text: desiccari

title: desiccari


text:
-atal

Etymology
From.

Usage notes

 * Variants:
 *  is added to back-vowel words
 *  is added to front-vowel words
 *  same as with a linking vowel
 *  same as with a linking vowel

title: -atal


text:
desiccatio

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  desiccation (drying up)

title: desiccatio


text: bevételek

title: bevételek


text: desiccationes

title: desiccationes


text: desiccationis

title: desiccationis


text: desiccationum

title: desiccationum


text: desiccationi

title: desiccationi


text: desiccationibus

title: desiccationibus


text: desiccationem

title: desiccationem


text: desiccatione

title: desiccatione


text:
desipientia

Noun

 * 1) foolishness

title: desipientia


text: desipientiae

title: desipientiae


text: desipientiarum

title: desipientiarum


text: desipientiis

title: desipientiis


text: desipientiam

title: desipientiam


text: desipientias

title: desipientias


text:
destiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to desist

title: destiturus


text:
destitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) desisted

title: destitus


text: destitura

title: destitura


text: destiturum

title: destiturum


text: destituri

title: destituri


text: destiturae

title: destiturae


text: destiturorum

title: destiturorum


text: destiturarum

title: destiturarum


text: destituro

title: destituro


text: destituris

title: destituris


text: destituram

title: destituram


text: destituros

title: destituros


text: destituras

title: destituras


text: destiture

title: destiture


text: destita

title: destita


text: destitum

title: destitum


text: destitae

title: destitae


text: destitorum

title: destitorum


text: destitarum

title: destitarum


text: destito

title: destito


text: destitis

title: destitis


text: destitam

title: destitam


text: destitos

title: destitos


text: destitas

title: destitas


text: destite

title: destite


text:
desperaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to despair

title: desperaturus


text:
desperandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be despaired

title: desperandus


text: desperatura

title: desperatura


text: desperaturum

title: desperaturum


text: desperaturi

title: desperaturi


text: desperaturae

title: desperaturae


text: desperaturorum

title: desperaturorum


text: desperaturarum

title: desperaturarum


text: desperaturo

title: desperaturo


text: desperaturis

title: desperaturis


text: desperaturam

title: desperaturam


text: desperaturos

title: desperaturos


text: desperaturas

title: desperaturas


text: desperature

title: desperature


text:
-etel

Etymology
From

Usage notes

 * Variants:
 *  is added to back-vowel words
 *  is added to front-vowel words
 *  same as with a linking vowel
 *  same as with a linking vowel

title: -etel


text: desperatum

title: desperatum


text:
kimenetel

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) outcome

title: kimenetel


text: desperanda

title: desperanda


text: desperandum

title: desperandum


text: desperandi

title: desperandi


text: desperandae

title: desperandae


text: desperandorum

title: desperandorum


text: desperandarum

title: desperandarum


text: desperando

title: desperando


text: desperandis

title: desperandis


text: desperandam

title: desperandam


text: desperandos

title: desperandos


text: desperandas

title: desperandas


text: desperande

title: desperande


text:
destinatio

Noun

 * 1) resolution, determination, purpose, design
 * 2) destination
 * 3) obstinacy

title: destinatio


text: destinationes

title: destinationes


text: destinationis

title: destinationis


text: destinationum

title: destinationum


text: destinationi

title: destinationi


text: destinationibus

title: destinationibus


text: destinationem

title: destinationem


text: destinatione

title: destinatione


text: kimenetelek

title: kimenetelek


text:
destructivus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) destructive

title: destructivus


text: destructivum

title: destructivum


text: destructivi

title: destructivi


text: destructivae

title: destructivae


text: destructivorum

title: destructivorum


text: destructivarum

title: destructivarum


text: destructivis

title: destructivis


text: destructivam

title: destructivam


text:
destructurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to destroy, demolish, ruin

title: destructurus


text:
destruendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be destroyed, demolished, ruined

title: destruendus


text:
destructura

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to destructure

title: destructura


text: destructurum

title: destructurum


text: destructuri

title: destructuri


text: destructurae

title: destructurae


text: destructurorum

title: destructurorum


text: destructurarum

title: destructurarum


text: destructuro

title: destructuro


text: destructuris

title: destructuris


text: destructuram

title: destructuram


text: destructuros

title: destructuros


text: destructuras

title: destructuras


text: destruenda

title: destruenda


text: destruendum

title: destruendum


text: destruendi

title: destruendi


text: destruendae

title: destruendae


text: destruendorum

title: destruendorum


text: destruendarum

title: destruendarum


text: destruendo

title: destruendo


text: destruendis

title: destruendis


text: destruendam

title: destruendam


text: destruendos

title: destruendos


text: destruendas

title: destruendas


text: destruende

title: destruende


text:
desultorius

Adjective

 * 1) desultory
 * 2) superficial

title: desultorius


text: desultoria

title: desultoria


text: desultorium

title: desultorium


text: desultorii

title: desultorii


text: desultoriae

title: desultoriae


text: desultoriorum

title: desultoriorum


text: desultoriarum

title: desultoriarum


text:
desultorio

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) that jumps, jumping
 * 2) fit for jumping
 * 3) able in jumping
 * 4)  desultory; discontinuous; jerky
 * 1)  desultory; discontinuous; jerky

title: desultorio


text: desultoriis

title: desultoriis


text: desultoriam

title: desultoriam


text: desultorios

title: desultorios


text: desultorias

title: desultorias


text: desultorie

title: desultorie


text: detectum

title: detectum


text:
detinens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) detaining, delaying

title: detinens


text:
detenturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to detain, delay

title: detenturus


text:
detentus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) detained, delayed

title: detentus


text:
detinendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be detained, delayed

title: detinendus


text: detinentes

title: detinentes


text: detinentia

title: detinentia


text: detinentis

title: detinentis


text: detinentium

title: detinentium


text: detinenti

title: detinenti


text: detinente

title: detinente


text: detinentibus

title: detinentibus


text: detinentem

title: detinentem


text: detentura

title: detentura


text: detenturum

title: detenturum


text: detenturi

title: detenturi


text: detenturae

title: detenturae


text: detenturorum

title: detenturorum


text: detenturarum

title: detenturarum


text: detenturo

title: detenturo


text: detenturis

title: detenturis


text: detenturam

title: detenturam


text: detenturos

title: detenturos


text: detenturas

title: detenturas


text: detenture

title: detenture


text: detentum

title: detentum


text: detenti

title: detenti


text: detentae

title: detentae


text: detentorum

title: detentorum


text: detentarum

title: detentarum


text: detentis

title: detentis


text: detentam

title: detentam


text: detentos

title: detentos


text: detinenda

title: detinenda


text: detinendum

title: detinendum


text: detinendi

title: detinendi


text: detinendae

title: detinendae


text: detinendorum

title: detinendorum


text: detinendarum

title: detinendarum


text: detinendo

title: detinendo


text: detinendis

title: detinendis


text: detinendam

title: detinendam


text: detinendos

title: detinendos


text: detinendas

title: detinendas


text: detinende

title: detinende


text: deterioris

title: deterioris


text: deteriorum

title: deteriorum


text: deteriorem

title: deteriorem


text: deterioribus

title: deterioribus


text: respostes

title: respostes


text: kentō

title: kentō


text:
determinaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to delimit, confine, define, designate

title: determinaturus


text:
determinatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) delimited, confined, defined, designated

title: determinatus


text:
determinandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be delimited, confined, defined, designated

title: determinandus


text: determinantia

title: determinantia


text: determinantis

title: determinantis


text: determinantium

title: determinantium


text: determinantibus

title: determinantibus


text: determinantem

title: determinantem


text: determinatura

title: determinatura


text: determinaturum

title: determinaturum


text: determinaturi

title: determinaturi


text: determinaturae

title: determinaturae


text: determinaturorum

title: determinaturorum


text: determinaturarum

title: determinaturarum


text: determinaturo

title: determinaturo


text: determinaturis

title: determinaturis


text: determinaturam

title: determinaturam


text: determinaturos

title: determinaturos


text: determinaturas

title: determinaturas


text: determinature

title: determinature


text: determinatum

title: determinatum


text: determinatae

title: determinatae


text: determinatorum

title: determinatorum


text: determinatarum

title: determinatarum


text: determinatam

title: determinatam


text: determinatos

title: determinatos


text: determinatas

title: determinatas


text: determinanda

title: determinanda


text: determinandum

title: determinandum


text: determinandi

title: determinandi


text: determinandae

title: determinandae


text: determinandorum

title: determinandorum


text: determinandarum

title: determinandarum


text: determinandis

title: determinandis


text: determinandam

title: determinandam


text: determinandos

title: determinandos


text: determinandas

title: determinandas


text: determinande

title: determinande


text:
detorquens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) deflecting, distorting

title: detorquens


text:
detorturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to deflect, distort

title: detorturus


text:
detortus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) deflected, distorted

title: detortus


text:
detorquendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be deflected, distorted

title: detorquendus


text: detorquentes

title: detorquentes


text: detorquentia

title: detorquentia


text: detorquentis

title: detorquentis


text: detorquentium

title: detorquentium


text: detorquenti

title: detorquenti


text: detorquente

title: detorquente


text: detorquentibus

title: detorquentibus


text: detorquentem

title: detorquentem


text: detortura

title: detortura


text: detorturum

title: detorturum


text: detorturi

title: detorturi


text: detorturae

title: detorturae


text: detorturorum

title: detorturorum


text: detorturarum

title: detorturarum


text: detorturo

title: detorturo


text: detorturis

title: detorturis


text: detorturam

title: detorturam


text: detorturos

title: detorturos


text: detorturas

title: detorturas


text: detorture

title: detorture


text: detortum

title: detortum


text: detortae

title: detortae


text: detortorum

title: detortorum


text: detortarum

title: detortarum


text: detortis

title: detortis


text: detortam

title: detortam


text: detortos

title: detortos


text: detortas

title: detortas


text: detorquenda

title: detorquenda


text: detorquendum

title: detorquendum


text: けんとう

title: けんとう


text: detorquendi

title: detorquendi


text: detorquendae

title: detorquendae


text: detorquendorum

title: detorquendorum


text: detorquendarum

title: detorquendarum


text: detorquendo

title: detorquendo


text: detorquendis

title: detorquendis


text: detractum

title: detractum


text: detorquendam

title: detorquendam


text: detorquendos

title: detorquendos


text: detorquendas

title: detorquendas


text: detorquende

title: detorquende


text:
detrudo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to expel; dislodge; force, thrust, drive, or shove  off, down, or away
 * 2) to dispossess, eject, force, compel
 * 1) to dispossess, eject, force, compel

title: detrudo


text: detrudis

title: detrudis


text: detrudit

title: detrudit


text: detrudimus

title: detrudimus


text: detruditis

title: detruditis


text: detrudunt

title: detrudunt


text: detrudam

title: detrudam


text: detrudes

title: detrudes


text: detrudet

title: detrudet


text: detrudemus

title: detrudemus


text: detrudetis

title: detrudetis


text: detrudent

title: detrudent


text: detrudebam

title: detrudebam


text: detrudebas

title: detrudebas


text: detrudebat

title: detrudebat


text: detrudebamus

title: detrudebamus


text: detrudebatis

title: detrudebatis


text: detrudebant

title: detrudebant


text: detrusi

title: detrusi


text: detrusisti

title: detrusisti


text: detrusit

title: detrusit


text: detrusimus

title: detrusimus


text: detrusistis

title: detrusistis


text: detruserunt

title: detruserunt


text: detrusero

title: detrusero


text: detruseris

title: detruseris


text: detruserit

title: detruserit


text: detruserimus

title: detruserimus


text: detruseritis

title: detruseritis


text: detruserint

title: detruserint


text: detruseram

title: detruseram


text: detruseras

title: detruseras


text: detruserat

title: detruserat


text: detruseramus

title: detruseramus


text: detruseratis

title: detruseratis


text: detruserant

title: detruserant


text: detrudor

title: detrudor


text: detruderis

title: detruderis


text: detruditur

title: detruditur


text: detrudimur

title: detrudimur


text: detrudimini

title: detrudimini


text: detruduntur

title: detruduntur


text: detrudar

title: detrudar


text: detrudetur

title: detrudetur


text: detrudemur

title: detrudemur


text: detrudemini

title: detrudemini


text: detrudentur

title: detrudentur


text: detrudebar

title: detrudebar


text: detrudebaris

title: detrudebaris


text: detrudebatur

title: detrudebatur


text: detrudebamur

title: detrudebamur


text: detrudebamini

title: detrudebamini


text: detrudebantur

title: detrudebantur


text: detrudas

title: detrudas


text: detrudat

title: detrudat


text: detrudamus

title: detrudamus


text: detrudatis

title: detrudatis


text: detrudant

title: detrudant


text: detruderem

title: detruderem


text: detruderes

title: detruderes


text: detruderet

title: detruderet


text: detruderemus

title: detruderemus


text: detruderetis

title: detruderetis


text: detruderent

title: detruderent


text: detruserim

title: detruserim


text: detrusissem

title: detrusissem


text: detrusisses

title: detrusisses


text: detrusisset

title: detrusisset


text: detrusissemus

title: detrusissemus


text: detrusissetis

title: detrusissetis


text: detrusissent

title: detrusissent


text: detrudaris

title: detrudaris


text: detrudatur

title: detrudatur


text: detrudamur

title: detrudamur


text: detrudamini

title: detrudamini


text: detrudantur

title: detrudantur


text: detruderer

title: detruderer


text: detrudereris

title: detrudereris


text: detruderetur

title: detruderetur


text: detruderemur

title: detruderemur


text: detruderemini

title: detruderemini


text: detruderentur

title: detruderentur


text: detrudito

title: detrudito


text: detrudite

title: detrudite


text: detruditote

title: detruditote


text: detrudunto

title: detrudunto


text:
detrudere

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to cast down, to thrust down

title: detrudere


text: detruditor

title: detruditor


text: detruduntor

title: detruduntor


text: detrusisse

title: detrusisse


text: detrudi

title: detrudi


text:
detrudens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) expelling, dispossessing, dislodging

title: detrudens


text:
detrusurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to expel, dispossess, dislodge

title: detrusurus


text:
detrusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) expelled, dispossessed, dislodged

title: detrusus


text:
detrudendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be expelled, dispossessed, dislodged

title: detrudendus


text: detrudentes

title: detrudentes


text: detrudentia

title: detrudentia


text: detrudentis

title: detrudentis


text: detrudentium

title: detrudentium


text: detrudenti

title: detrudenti


text: detrudente

title: detrudente


text: detrudentibus

title: detrudentibus


text: detrudentem

title: detrudentem


text: detrusura

title: detrusura


text: detrusurum

title: detrusurum


text: detrusuri

title: detrusuri


text: detrusurae

title: detrusurae


text: detrusurorum

title: detrusurorum


text: detrusurarum

title: detrusurarum


text: detrusuro

title: detrusuro


text: detrusuris

title: detrusuris


text: detrusuram

title: detrusuram


text: detrusuros

title: detrusuros


text: detrusuras

title: detrusuras


text: detrusure

title: detrusure


text: detrusa

title: detrusa


text: detrusum

title: detrusum


text: detrusae

title: detrusae


text: detrusorum

title: detrusorum


text: detrusarum

title: detrusarum


text: detruso

title: detruso


text: detrusis

title: detrusis


text: detrusam

title: detrusam


text: detrusos

title: detrusos


text: detrusas

title: detrusas


text: detruse

title: detruse


text: detrudenda

title: detrudenda


text: detrudendum

title: detrudendum


text: detrudendi

title: detrudendi


text: detrudendae

title: detrudendae


text: detrudendorum

title: detrudendorum


text: detrudendarum

title: detrudendarum


text: detrudendo

title: detrudendo


text: detrudendis

title: detrudendis


text: detrudendam

title: detrudendam


text: detrudendos

title: detrudendos


text: detrudendas

title: detrudendas


text: detrudende

title: detrudende


text:
Category:Hungarian nouns suffixed with -ka

This category is for terms where the diminutive sense of is not present or is not perceptible to native speakers anymore.


text: carriads gunn

title: carriads gunn


text:
carriads gunney

Noun

 * 1)  gun carriage

title: carriads gunney


text: nyalókák

title: nyalókák


text: ちじ

title: ちじ


text: chiji

title: chiji


text: Thesaurus:Gemini

title: Thesaurus:Gemini


text: Celestial Sphere

title: Celestial Sphere


text: kyūri

title: kyūri


text: きゅうきゅうしゃ

title: きゅうきゅうしゃ


text: kyūkyūsha

title: kyūkyūsha


text:
vertobaken

Verb

 * 1)  to beat (up), to thrash

title: vertobaken


text:
Prumnopitys taxifolia

Hypernyms

 * - order; Podocarpaceae - family; - genus

title: Prumnopitys taxifolia


text: Thesaurus:celestial sphere

title: Thesaurus:celestial sphere


text:
Thesaurus:universe

Meronyms
Larger generic parts

Parts near the Earth

Something

Constellation families

Celestial projections of Earth's analogs

title: Thesaurus:universe


text: alternate universes

title: alternate universes


text: ragacsosabb

title: ragacsosabb


text: legragacsosabb

title: legragacsosabb


text:
bojár

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  boyar

title: bojár


text: bojárok

title: bojárok


text:
hvad der kommer let, går let

Proverb

 * 1) easy come, easy go easily won and easily lost; usually said when resigned to a loss

title: hvad der kommer let, går let


text:
leuys-gunn

Noun

 * 1) Lewis Gun

title: leuys-gunn


text: Thesaurus:Hamal

title: Thesaurus:Hamal


text:
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title: User:Micki/common.js


text:
szende

Etymology
,, or.

Adjective

 * 1) meek, ingenuous, artless, naive

Noun

 * 1)  ingenue

title: szende


text: œnanthic

title: œnanthic


text: szendébb

title: szendébb


text: legszendébb

title: legszendébb


text:
intuïció

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) intuition

title: intuïció


text: intuïcions

title: intuïcions


text:
make conscience

Verb

 * 1)  To make it a matter of conscience; to be scrupulous about.
 * 2) * 1856,, English Traits, Cockayne:
 * The pursy man means by freedom the right to do as he pleases, and does wrong in order to feel his freedom, and makes a conscience of persisting in it.
 * 1) * 1856,, English Traits, Cockayne:
 * The pursy man means by freedom the right to do as he pleases, and does wrong in order to feel his freedom, and makes a conscience of persisting in it.

title: make conscience


text:
Zimperliese

Noun

 * 1) sissy

title: Zimperliese


text:
szemérem

Noun

 * 1) modesty
 * 2)  pubic

title: szemérem


text: szemérmek

title: szemérmek


text: monges

title: monges


text: kockázatok

title: kockázatok


text: kovászosabb

title: kovászosabb


text: legkovászosabb

title: legkovászosabb


text:
szemérmes

Adjective

 * 1) bashful, modest, demure, shy, coy

title: szemérmes


text: szemérmesebb

title: szemérmesebb


text: legszemérmesebb

title: legszemérmesebb


text: Category:Hungarian nouns suffixed with -os


text: századosok

title: századosok


text:
Thesaurus:Milky Way

Meronyms
Parts near to the Earth

Arms

title: Thesaurus:Milky Way


text: raktárosok

title: raktárosok


text:
pinso

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) feed food given to (especially herbivorous) animals

Etymology 1
From, from.

Cognate includes Ancient Greek, ; Proto-Slavic ; Sanskrit. Compare,.

Verb

 * 1) to beat, pound
 * 2) * AD 4th C., Diomedes Grammaticus (author), Heinrich Keil (editor), Artis Grammaticae Liber I (1857), page 373:
 * Sed apud veterēs reperīmus etiam n litterā additā pīnsō, quod est tundō, ut Ennius decimō Annālium pīnsunt terram genibus.
 * But in the older authors we also find pīnsō with an added n, which is 'to beat', like Ennius in the tenth book of the Annals: they pound the dirt with their knees.
 * 1) to lash, scourge

Etymology 2
Post-classical conjugation transfer of Etymology 1.

title: pinso


text: romosabb

title: romosabb


text: legromosabb

title: legromosabb


text:
substància

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) substance, matter

title: substància


text: substàncies

title: substàncies


text:
vandalizmus

Etymology
From, from , from. With ending.

Noun

 * 1) vandalism

Noun

 * 1) vandalism

title: vandalizmus


text: vandalizmusok

title: vandalizmusok


text: stricik

title: stricik


text: yàome

title: yàome


text: aşa

title: aşa


text: Thesaurus:Orion–Cygnus Arm

title: Thesaurus:Orion–Cygnus Arm


text:
User:Micki

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title: User:Micki


text: Thesaurus:Carina–Sagittarius Arm

title: Thesaurus:Carina–Sagittarius Arm


text:
God's gift to women

Noun

 * 1)  Someone irresistible to women; someone whom all women find attractive.

Usage notes
This is usually used in the format "he thinks he is God's gift to women" or something similar.

title: God's gift to women


text: CWP

title: CWP


text: shénme shíhou

title: shénme shíhou


text:
reedman

Noun

 * 1) Someone who plays a reed instrument.

title: reedman


text: homályosabb

title: homályosabb


text: leghomályosabb

title: leghomályosabb


text:
redemand

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To demand the return of (someone or something).
 * 2)  to demand again.
 * 1)  to demand again.
 * 1)  to demand again.

Noun

 * 1) The repetition of a demand.
 * 2) A demand for the return of a thing.

title: redemand


text:
refractile

Adjective

 * 1) Able to refract, refractive

title: refractile


text:
refinedly

Adverb

 * 1) in a refined manner

title: refinedly


text:
Thesaurus:United States of America

Meronyms
Broader

States

title: Thesaurus:United States of America


text:
releasement

Noun

 * 1)  Release; the act of releasing or letting something go.

title: releasement


text:
reinspire

Verb

 * 1) to inspire again.

title: reinspire


text:
meain ghunney

Noun

 * 1) gunmetal

title: meain ghunney


text:
repairperson

Noun

 * 1) Someone who repairs; a repairman or repairwoman.
 * 2) * 1987 (2006), William F. Smith, "An Almost Perfect Crime", The Mammoth Book of Perfect Crimes & Impossible Mysteries:
 * A repairman and his truck. Guess I should say repairperson. Could have been a gal under that uniform and cap.

title: repairperson


text:
revolter

Noun

 * 1) Someone who revolts; a rebel or deserter

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) restive, rebellious

title: revolter


text: esztergályosok

title: esztergályosok


text:
rhabdovirus

Noun

 * 1) Any of the rod-shaped viruses belonging to the family.

title: rhabdovirus


text:
semantic shift

Noun

 * 1)  A change in the meaning of a word over time.

Translations

 * Dutch: betekenisverandering
 * Finnish: merkityksenmuutos
 * French:
 * German:
 * Italian: mutamento semantico-lessicale
 * Polish: dryf semantyczny
 * Russian: семанти́ческий сдвиг
 * Spanish: cambio léxico-semántico

title: semantic shift


text:
rhinocerotic

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to rhinoceroses.

title: rhinocerotic


text: ringtoss

title: ringtoss


text:
gunney raauee

Noun

 * 1) alarm gun

title: gunney raauee


text:
gunney magheragh

Noun

 * 1) field gun

title: gunney magheragh


text:
punt-ghunn

Noun

 * 1) punt gun

title: punt-ghunn


text:
ring toss

Noun

 * 1) A game in which rings are thrown onto pegs or posts.

title: ring toss


text:
gunn spreih

Noun

 * 1) spray gun

title: gunn spreih


text:
gunn mooar

Noun

 * 1) heavy gun

title: gunn mooar


text:
gun bwoalltane

Noun

 * 1) needle gun

title: gun bwoalltane


text:
Thesaurus:English language

Hyponyms
Contemporary varieties

Various
Time varieties, not part of Modern English

Impure English influenced by another language

Language blend

Other language when heavily borrowing English words

title: Thesaurus:English language


text: rugalach

title: rugalach


text:
needle gun

Noun

 * 1)  A firearm that has a needle-like firing pin.

Translations

 * Danish:
 * Dutch: naaldgeweer
 * Finnish: neulasytytyskivääri, neulakivääri ; neulapistooli
 * German:
 * Polish: karabin iglicowy, iglicowy karabin
 * Russian: игольча́тое ружьё
 * Swedish: nålgevär
 * Turkish:

title: needle gun


text:
rushlight

Noun

 * 1)  A type of inexpensive candle formed by soaking the dried pith of the rush plant in fat or grease, which emits light for a relatively short period of time.

Translations

 * Irish: geataire
 * Welsh: cannwyll frwyn

title: rushlight


text:
punt gun

Etymology
Named after on which the shotgun was typically fixed.

Noun

 * 1)  A very large shotgun used in the 19th and early 20th centuries for shooting large numbers of waterfowl for commercial harvesting operations and private sport.

Translations

 * Danish:
 * Finnish: venepyssy, ruuhipyssy
 * French:
 * German: Entenkanone
 * Italian:
 * Manx: punt-ghunn
 * Russian: у́точница
 * Slovak:
 * Spanish: escopeta de barco
 * Swedish:
 * Turkish:
 * Ukrainian: утя́тниця,

title: punt gun


text:
ruminal

Adjective

 * Of, relating to, or situated inside the rumen.
 * 1) That chews the cud.
 * a ruminal animal
 * 1) That chews the cud.
 * a ruminal animal

title: ruminal


text:
moyen gallois

Noun

 * 1) Middle Welsh

title: moyen gallois


text:
vieux gallois

Noun

 * 1) Old Welsh

title: vieux gallois


text:
neuaalid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) uncomeliness

title: neuaalid


text:
neuaalin

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) uncomely, unbeautiful

title: neuaalin


text: magasztosabb

title: magasztosabb


text: legmagasztosabb

title: legmagasztosabb


text: módosabb

title: módosabb


text: legmódosabb

title: legmódosabb


text:
covestagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) composite

title: covestagh


text:
covestey

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) composite
 * 2) admixture
 * 1) admixture

title: covestey


text: Thesaurus:markup language

title: Thesaurus:markup language


text:
abé

Noun

 * 1) abbot

Adverb

 * 1) too; also

Conjunction

 * 1) once; as soon as
 * 2) and
 * 1) and

Postposition

 * 1) since

Etymology
From, from or , probably from.

Verb

 * 1)  to have, possess
 * 2)  to have,
 * 3)  to have,
 * 4)  to have,
 * 5)  to get, obtain, receive
 * 6)  to have, experience
 * 7)  to have
 * 8)  to have (someone's) company
 * 9)  to have
 * 1)  to have,
 * 2)  to have,
 * 3)  to get, obtain, receive
 * 4)  to have, experience
 * 5)  to have
 * 6)  to have (someone's) company
 * 7)  to have
 * 1)  to have, experience
 * 2)  to have
 * 3)  to have (someone's) company
 * 4)  to have
 * 1)  to have (someone's) company
 * 2)  to have
 * 1)  to have

title: abé


text:
covent

Etymology
From, from (modern 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1)  Convent.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pledge
 * 2) salary
 * 3) convent

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) A congregation or meeting; an assembled group of people.
 * 2) A group or order of male or female monastics; a convent.
 * 3) A monastery; a building housing such a group.
 * 4)  A group of missiles.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) convent residence of nuns

title: covent


text: sure up

title: sure up


text: Thesaurus:Botein

title: Thesaurus:Botein


text:
cheveul

Noun

 * 1) a hair

title: cheveul


text:
escerveler

Etymology
(verbal suffix).

Verb

 * 1) to kill by removing the brain; loosely, to decapitate

title: escerveler


text: periódusok

title: periódusok


text: gusztusosabb

title: gusztusosabb


text: leggusztusosabb

title: leggusztusosabb


text:
Wiktionary talk:Todo/proto problems

Alternate spellings
These are not "alternate spellings" in the usual sense of that phrase as used on Wiktionary. The usage of parentheses is well-established practice in reconstructions for stuff such as PIE s-mobile, or e.g. prothetic *j- in Proto-Slavic, to mention some of the examples that are listed. The parentheses can mean one of two things: The usage of parentheses is pretty standard in all the books and I suggest that we generally stick to it where it's appropriate. It is good to avoid it where it's possible in the entry titles (by deciding to lemmatize to a standard form, as we do for e-grades of PIE verbal roots), but in the etymology sections of the mainspace entries these ambiguities pop up much more often and it makes lots of sense to list them (redirects could be created to link to the main proto-page entry), especially if they are some kind of a middle step in the evolution of the word, peculiar to a specific language in question and no other. --Ivan Štambuk 21:48, 16 April 2011 (UTC)
 * The stuff listed in the parentheses is a part of the alternative reconstruction, equally plausible as the one omitting the parenthesized part, both being listed in a single form so as not to give preference to either. We have evidence pointing to both forms from different daughter languages. Both forms are however mutually exclusive, and one cannot be historically derived from the other. Most likely they both exited contemporaneously during the proto-language phase.
 * The stuff listed in the parentheses is optional, omitting it would cause no problems from the perspective of regularity of correspondence of sound changes, and the reason we include it is because we're not 100% sure it is not there. Ambiguity in reconstruction results from the ambiguity of sound changes, whereby multiple phonological changes result in the same "output" form.

Multiple forms in target
Should search for commas, but also brackets. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:32, 27 November 2011 (UTC)

title: Wiktionary talk:Todo/proto problems


text: Thesaurus:Cancer

title: Thesaurus:Cancer


text: párosok

title: párosok


text:
verbile

Etymology
Irregular formation from.

Noun

 * 1)  A person whose mental imagery consists of words.

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to words.

title: verbile


text:
Citations:sure

Phrasal verb: sure up
Apparently at least influenced by.

title: Citations:sure


text: harcosabb

title: harcosabb


text: legharcosabb

title: legharcosabb


text: verbiles

title: verbiles


text: Category:gv:Weapons

title: Category:gv:Weapons


text: Category:Hungarian terms prefixed with multi-


text:
Italianist

Noun

 * 1) Someone who studies the Italian language, literature, and culture.

title: Italianist


text:
visile

Noun

 * 1) Someone whose mental imagery consists of pictures.

title: visile


text: visiles

title: visiles


text: Thesaurus:reincarnation

title: Thesaurus:reincarnation


text:
Thesaurus:afterlife

Hyponyms

 * land of reward

 * land of punishment

 * land of cleansing

title: Thesaurus:afterlife


text:
single combat

Noun

 * 1) A fight between single combatants
 * 2)  A duel between single representatives of opposing armies, with the outcome accepted as the battle's outcome.

Translations

 * Swedish:, ,

 * French:
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: μονομαχία
 * Maori: riri taumātakitahi
 * Scottish Gaelic: cothrom na Fèinne

title: single combat


text:
pinsus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pounded, beaten

title: pinsus


text: pinsum

title: pinsum


text:
User:FalconL

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title: User:FalconL


text:
pistus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Pronunciation

 * Note: the original short vowel was apparently prone to analogical substitution from the other stems.
 * Note: the original short vowel was apparently prone to analogical substitution from the other stems.

Participle

 * 1) pounded, crushed, beaten

title: pistus


text:
pinsa

Etymology
variant of.

Noun

 * 1)  sourdough pizza made with cereal flour (from rice, soy, wheat, etc.), aromatic herbs, and water.

Participle

title: pinsa


text: Thesaurus:Irish language

title: Thesaurus:Irish language


text: Thesaurus:Scottish Gaelic language

title: Thesaurus:Scottish Gaelic language


text:
پادشاهی

Etymology
or.

Noun

 * 1) kingdom
 * 2) reign

title: پادشاهی


text:
Thesaurus:language

Hyponyms
Creole and pidgin

Lingua franca

Dead vs. living

Natural vs. other

Source of acquisition

Language families and genetic groups

Language typology

Meronyms
Larger parts of language

Elements of language

Instances

 * Category:en:Languages

title: Thesaurus:language


text:
رنسانس

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Renaissance

title: رنسانس


text: Thesaurus:speaker

title: Thesaurus:speaker


text:
right brain

Noun

 * 1) The right cerebral hemisphere; the part of the brain popularly associated with creativity.

Translations

 * Finnish: oikea aivopuolisko
 * French: hémisphère droit,
 * Japanese: 右脳

title: right brain


text: Thesaurus:reference work

title: Thesaurus:reference work


text:
User talk:MichMech

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title: User talk:MichMech


text: Thesaurus:Bharani

title: Thesaurus:Bharani


text:
rebel·lió

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rebellion

title: rebel·lió


text: rebel·lions

title: rebel·lions


text: Thesaurus:Ophiuchus

title: Thesaurus:Ophiuchus


text:
کلاسیک

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) classical

title: کلاسیک


text:
joc de cartes

Noun

 * 1) card game

title: joc de cartes


text: jocs de cartes

title: jocs de cartes


text:
estropier

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  cripple, maim
 * 2)   to mangle; to distort, to deform, to twist

title: estropier


text: Thesaurus:grammatical number

title: Thesaurus:grammatical number