text:
advecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to bring to, import

title: advecturus


text:
advectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) brought to, imported

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

title: advectus


text: pop-unders

title: pop-unders


text:
advehendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be brought to, imported

title: advehendus


text: advehentes

title: advehentes


text: advehentia

title: advehentia


text: advehentis

title: advehentis


text: advehentium

title: advehentium


text: advehenti

title: advehenti


text: advehente

title: advehente


text: advehentibus

title: advehentibus


text: advehentem

title: advehentem


text: pop-up advertisements

title: pop-up advertisements


text: advectura

title: advectura


text: advecturum

title: advecturum


text: advecturi

title: advecturi


text: advecturae

title: advecturae


text: advecturorum

title: advecturorum


text: advecturarum

title: advecturarum


text: advecturo

title: advecturo


text: advecturis

title: advecturis


text: advecturam

title: advecturam


text: advecturos

title: advecturos


text: advecturas

title: advecturas


text: advecture

title: advecture


text: advecta

title: advecta


text: advectum

title: advectum


text: advecti

title: advecti


text: advectae

title: advectae


text: advectorum

title: advectorum


text: advectarum

title: advectarum


text: advectis

title: advectis


text: advectam

title: advectam


text: advectos

title: advectos


text: advectas

title: advectas


text: advecte

title: advecte


text: advehenda

title: advehenda


text: advehendum

title: advehendum


text: advehendi

title: advehendi


text: advehendae

title: advehendae


text: advehendorum

title: advehendorum


text: advehendarum

title: advehendarum


text: advehendo

title: advehendo


text: advehendis

title: advehendis


text: advehendam

title: advehendam


text: advehendos

title: advehendos


text: advehendas

title: advehendas


text: advehende

title: advehende


text:
portokal

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) orange

title: portokal


text:
hermitical

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to a hermit; reclusive.

title: hermitical


text:
myome

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)   a myoma

title: myome


text: myomes

title: myomes


text:
Cushitic

Etymology

 * 19th century.

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to the Cushites.

Translations

 * Arabic: كُوشِيّ, كُوشِيَّة
 * Finnish:
 * German: kuschitisch
 * Swedish:

Proper noun

 * 1) A subfamily of the Afroasiatic family of languages.

Translations

 * Arabic: الْكُوشِيَّة
 * Finnish: kuušilaiset kielet
 * German: Kuschitisch

title: Cushitic


text:
אאי

Etymology
From, from +.

Adverb

 * 1) there

title: אאי


text:
אג׳וסטאר

Verb

 * 1) to add

title: אג׳וסטאר


text:
Cushite

Etymology
, coined in the 1820s. In the early 19th century, the term referred to the tan to dark-skinned people of the Horn of Africa (synonymous with Herodotus' Ethiopians) in general. The technical linguistic sense is due to Friedrich Müller (1876).

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to the ancient people of the Horn of Africa, historically considered the descendants of biblical Cush.

Translations

 * Arabic: كُوشِيّ, كُوشِيَّة
 * German: kuschitisch
 * Hebrew:

Proper noun

 * 1)  The Cushitic subfamily of languages.

Noun

 * 1)  A member of one of various peoples native to the Horn of Africa, generally restricted to those that speak Cushitic languages.

Translations

 * German: Kuschite, Kuschitin, Kuschiter, Kuschiterin
 * Hebrew:

title: Cushite


text: LOLs

title: LOLs


text:
אמאר

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to love

title: אמאר


text:
אטאר

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to tie

title: אטאר


text:
אייודאר

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to help

title: אייודאר


title: User:Kirbylover4000


text:
בושקאר

Verb

 * 1) to look for, seek

title: בושקאר


text: User talk:Kirbylover4000

title: User talk:Kirbylover4000


text:
דוס

Etymology
A play on Ashkenazic expression of the word. Oftentimes the term is used disparagingly by non-religious laypersons.

Noun

 * 1)  A religious, orthodox Jew.

Etymology
From, accusative of.

Numeral

 * 1) two

title: דוס


text:
Cush

Etymology 1
.

Proper noun

 * 1)  The son of Ham, grandson of Noah, and supposed progenitor of the African peoples.
 * 2)  A Benjamite mentioned only in the title of Psalm 7.
 * 3) An Iron Age kingdom on the middle Nile, in what is now northern Sudan.

Translations

 * Arabic: كُوش, كُوش بْن حَام
 * Vietnamese: Cúc, Cút

 * Arabic: كُوش, مَمْلَكَة كُوش
 * Egyptian:

title: Cush


text:
מויי

Etymology
From, from.

Adverb

 * 1) very

title: מויי


text:
ריי

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬), from.

Noun

 * 1) king

Etymology
From, akin to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) row line of objects
 * 2) turn one's chance to make a move in a game

title: ריי


text:
אוזאר

Verb

 * 1) to use

title: אוזאר


text: advenere

title: advenere


text:
בואינו

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) good

title: בואינו


text:
affectans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pretending

title: affectans


text:
affectaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to pretend

title: affectaturus


text:
affectatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pretended

title: affectatus


text:
affectandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be pretended

title: affectandus


text: affectantes

title: affectantes


text: affectantia

title: affectantia


text: affectantis

title: affectantis


text: affectantium

title: affectantium


text: affectanti

title: affectanti


text: affectante

title: affectante


text: affectantibus

title: affectantibus


text: affectantem

title: affectantem


text: affectatura

title: affectatura


text: affectaturum

title: affectaturum


text: affectaturi

title: affectaturi


text: affectaturae

title: affectaturae


text: affectaturorum

title: affectaturorum


text: affectaturarum

title: affectaturarum


text: affectaturo

title: affectaturo


text: affectaturis

title: affectaturis


text: affectaturam

title: affectaturam


text: affectaturos

title: affectaturos


text: affectaturas

title: affectaturas


text: affectature

title: affectature


text: affectata

title: affectata


text: affectatum

title: affectatum


text: affectati

title: affectati


text: affectatae

title: affectatae


text: affectatorum

title: affectatorum


text: affectatarum

title: affectatarum


text: affectatam

title: affectatam


text: affectatos

title: affectatos


text: affectatas

title: affectatas


text: affectanda

title: affectanda


text: affectandum

title: affectandum


text: affectandi

title: affectandi


text: affectandae

title: affectandae


text: affectandorum

title: affectandorum


text: affectandarum

title: affectandarum


text: affectando

title: affectando


text: affectandis

title: affectandis


text: affectandam

title: affectandam


text: affectandos

title: affectandos


text: affectandas

title: affectandas


text: affectande

title: affectande


text:
ייבאר

Etymology
From, from , present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1)  to take, carry

title: ייבאר


text: ascire

title: ascire


text:
ביס

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) time

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

Noun

 * 1) bite

title: ביס


text:
asperitas

Etymology
to replace the older. .

Noun

 * 1) A cloud formation characterized by wavy undulations in the cloud base.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) unevenness, roughness
 * 2) harshness, sharpness, acidity, tartness
 * 3) severity, fierceness, asperity
 * 1) severity, fierceness, asperity
 * 1) severity, fierceness, asperity

title: asperitas


text: asperitates

title: asperitates


text: asperitatis

title: asperitatis


text: asperitatum

title: asperitatum


text: asperitati

title: asperitati


text: asperitatibus

title: asperitatibus


text: asperitatem

title: asperitatem


text:
asperitate

Etymology
. and

Noun

 * 1) asperity

title: asperitate


text: ייו

title: ייו


text: assimilavere

title: assimilavere


text: assumserit

title: assumserit


text:
on one's last legs

Prepositional phrase

 * 1)  About to die.
 * 2)  About to lose viability or become defunct.
 * 1)  About to lose viability or become defunct.
 * 1)  About to lose viability or become defunct.

Translations

 * Azerbaijani: son nəfəsini çəkmək, son günlərini yaşamaq, qulağının dibi saralmaq, bir ayağı burda, bir ayağı gorda, vot-votda olmaq
 * Burmese:
 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese:
 * Hokkien: 奄奄一息
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech: v posledním tažení
 * Dutch: op je tandvlees lopen,
 * Finnish: ; vedellä viimeisiään
 * French: ,
 * German: ;
 * Hungarian: az utolsókat rúgja, a végét járja
 * Italian: agli sgoccioli, alla frutta, alla fine, in fin di vita, allo stremo delle forze, in ginocchio
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: ,
 * Nynorsk: synge på siste vers, synge sin svanesang
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:, mais para lá do que para cá
 * Russian:
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: на крају снага, на издисају
 * Roman: na kraju snaga, na izdisaju
 * Spanish: en las últimas, con la candela en la mano, acabársele la candela
 * Swedish:

title: on one's last legs


text: audentissimus

title: audentissimus


text: audentissima

title: audentissima


text: audentissimum

title: audentissimum


text: audentissimi

title: audentissimi


text: audentissimae

title: audentissimae


text: audentissimorum

title: audentissimorum


text: audentissimarum

title: audentissimarum


text: audentissimo

title: audentissimo


text: audentissimis

title: audentissimis


text: audentissimam

title: audentissimam


text: audentissimos

title: audentissimos


text: audentissimas

title: audentissimas


text:
-ία

Etymology
Like, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

title: -ία


text:
augesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to (begin to) grow, develop or increase

title: augesco


text: augescis

title: augescis


text: augescit

title: augescit


text: augescimus

title: augescimus


text: augescitis

title: augescitis


text: augescunt

title: augescunt


text: augescam

title: augescam


text: augesces

title: augesces


text: augescet

title: augescet


text: augescemus

title: augescemus


text: augescetis

title: augescetis


text: augescent

title: augescent


text: augescebam

title: augescebam


text: augescebas

title: augescebas


text: augescebat

title: augescebat


text: augescebamus

title: augescebamus


text: augescebatis

title: augescebatis


text: augescebant

title: augescebant


text: augescas

title: augescas


text: augescat

title: augescat


text: augescamus

title: augescamus


text: augescatis

title: augescatis


text: augescant

title: augescant


text: augescerem

title: augescerem


text: augesceres

title: augesceres


text: augesceret

title: augesceret


text: augesceremus

title: augesceremus


text: augesceretis

title: augesceretis


text: augescerent

title: augescerent


text: augesce

title: augesce


text: augescito

title: augescito


text: augescite

title: augescite


text: augescitote

title: augescitote


text: augescunto

title: augescunto


text: augescere

title: augescere


text:
percepció

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) perception

title: percepció


text:
bellaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to wage war, fight

title: bellaturus


text:
bellatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) waged war, fought

title: bellatus


text: percepcions

title: percepcions


text: bellatura

title: bellatura


text: bellaturum

title: bellaturum


text: associacions

title: associacions


text: bellaturi

title: bellaturi


text: bellaturae

title: bellaturae


text: bellaturorum

title: bellaturorum


text: bellaturarum

title: bellaturarum


text: bellaturo

title: bellaturo


text: bellaturis

title: bellaturis


text: bellaturam

title: bellaturam


text: bellaturos

title: bellaturos


text: bellaturas

title: bellaturas


text: bellature

title: bellature


text: bellata

title: bellata


text: bellati

title: bellati


text: bellatae

title: bellatae


text: bellatarum

title: bellatarum


text: bellatam

title: bellatam


text: bellatos

title: bellatos


text: bellatas

title: bellatas


text: enemics

title: enemics


text:
bipennis

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  An axe with an edge or blade on each side of the handle.

Etymology
From. As a noun,.

Adjective

 * 1) two-edged
 * 2) two-winged

Noun

 * 1) A double-edged battle axe.

title: bipennis


text: bipenne

title: bipenne


text: bipennes

title: bipennes


text: bipennia

title: bipennia


text: bipennium

title: bipennium


text: bipenni

title: bipenni


text: bipennibus

title: bipennibus


text: bipennem

title: bipennem


text:
caetra

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A short Spanish shield.

Noun

 * 1) a short Spanish shield

title: caetra


text: caetrae

title: caetrae


text: caetrarum

title: caetrarum


text: caetris

title: caetris


text: caetram

title: caetram


text: caetras

title: caetras


text:
calliditas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shrewdness, readiness, aptness
 * 2) skill, skilfulness
 * 3) cunning, craft, slyness, artfulness
 * 1) skill, skilfulness
 * 2) cunning, craft, slyness, artfulness
 * 1) cunning, craft, slyness, artfulness
 * 1) cunning, craft, slyness, artfulness

title: calliditas


text: calliditates

title: calliditates


text: calliditatis

title: calliditatis


text: calliditatum

title: calliditatum


text: calliditati

title: calliditati


text: calliditatibus

title: calliditatibus


text: calliditatem

title: calliditatem


text: calliditate

title: calliditate


text: cecidere

title: cecidere


text:
certans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) wrestling
 * 2) contending
 * 3) struggling
 * 4) striving
 * 5) fighting

title: certans


text:
certaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to wrestle

title: certaturus


text:
certatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of and perfect active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) wrestled
 * 2) contended, disputed

Noun

 * 1) struggle, contention
 * 2) fight

title: certatus


text:
certandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be wrestled
 * 2) which is to be contended with
 * 3) which is to be struggled with

title: certandus


text: certantes

title: certantes


text: certantia

title: certantia


text: certantis

title: certantis


text: certantium

title: certantium


text: certanti

title: certanti


text: certante

title: certante


text: certantibus

title: certantibus


text: certantem

title: certantem


text: certatura

title: certatura


text: certaturum

title: certaturum


text: certaturi

title: certaturi


text: certaturae

title: certaturae


text: certaturorum

title: certaturorum


text: certaturarum

title: certaturarum


text: certaturo

title: certaturo


text: certaturis

title: certaturis


text: certaturam

title: certaturam


text: certaturos

title: certaturos


text: certaturas

title: certaturas


text: certature

title: certature


text: certata

title: certata


text: certatum

title: certatum


text: certati

title: certati


text: certatae

title: certatae


text: certatorum

title: certatorum


text: certatarum

title: certatarum


text: certatam

title: certatam


text: certatos

title: certatos


text: certatas

title: certatas


text: certavere

title: certavere


text: certanda

title: certanda


text: certandum

title: certandum


text: certandi

title: certandi


text: certandae

title: certandae


text: certandorum

title: certandorum


text: certandarum

title: certandarum


text: certando

title: certando


text: certandis

title: certandis


text: certandam

title: certandam


text: certandos

title: certandos


text: certandas

title: certandas


text: certande

title: certande


text:
circumvehens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) travelling

title: circumvehens


text:
circumvecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to travel

title: circumvecturus


text:
enginyós

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ingenious

title: enginyós


text:
circumvectus

Etymology
Perfect active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) travelled

title: circumvectus


text: circumvehentes

title: circumvehentes


text: circumvehentia

title: circumvehentia


text: circumvehentis

title: circumvehentis


text: circumvehentium

title: circumvehentium


text: circumvehenti

title: circumvehenti


text: circumvehente

title: circumvehente


text: circumvehentibus

title: circumvehentibus


text: circumvehentem

title: circumvehentem


text: circumvectura

title: circumvectura


text: circumvecturum

title: circumvecturum


text: circumvecturi

title: circumvecturi


text: circumvecturae

title: circumvecturae


text: circumvecturorum

title: circumvecturorum


text: circumvecturarum

title: circumvecturarum


text: circumvecturo

title: circumvecturo


text: circumvecturis

title: circumvecturis


text: circumvecturam

title: circumvecturam


text: circumvecturos

title: circumvecturos


text: circumvecturas

title: circumvecturas


text: circumvecture

title: circumvecture


text: circumvecta

title: circumvecta


text: circumvectum

title: circumvectum


text: circumvecti

title: circumvecti


text: circumvectae

title: circumvectae


text: circumvectorum

title: circumvectorum


text: circumvectarum

title: circumvectarum


text:
circumvecto

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to carry, bear, convey around
 * 2) * c. 29 ,, , III.285
 * Irretrievable time flies away while, in thrall to love, we are carried about from one thing to another.
 * Irretrievable time flies away while, in thrall to love, we are carried about from one thing to another.

title: circumvecto


text: circumvectis

title: circumvectis


text: circumvectam

title: circumvectam


text: circumvectos

title: circumvectos


text: circumvectas

title: circumvectas


text: circumvecte

title: circumvecte


text:
coepio

Etymology
From. The present stem is a from the perfect stem.

Verb

 * 1)  to begin, commence, initiate

Usage notes
In classical times, only the perfect tenses were in use; the present, imperfect and future indicative and the present and imperfect subjunctive, were supplied by. This is similar to.

title: coepio


text: coepis

title: coepis


text: coepitis

title: coepitis


text: coepiunt

title: coepiunt


text: coepiam

title: coepiam


text: coepies

title: coepies


text: coepiet

title: coepiet


text: coepiemus

title: coepiemus


text: coepietis

title: coepietis


text: coepient

title: coepient


text: coepiebam

title: coepiebam


text: coepiebas

title: coepiebas


text: coepiebat

title: coepiebat


text: coepiebamus

title: coepiebamus


text: coepiebatis

title: coepiebatis


text: coepiebant

title: coepiebant


text: coepior

title: coepior


text: coepitur

title: coepitur


text: coepimur

title: coepimur


text: coepimini

title: coepimini


text: coepiuntur

title: coepiuntur


text: coepiar

title: coepiar


text: coepieris

title: coepieris


text: coepietur

title: coepietur


text: coepiemur

title: coepiemur


text: coepiemini

title: coepiemini


text: coepientur

title: coepientur


text: coepiebar

title: coepiebar


text: coepiebaris

title: coepiebaris


text: coepiebatur

title: coepiebatur


text: coepiebamur

title: coepiebamur


text: coepiebamini

title: coepiebamini


text: coepiebantur

title: coepiebantur


text: coepias

title: coepias


text: coepiat

title: coepiat


text: coepiamus

title: coepiamus


text: coepiatis

title: coepiatis


text: coepiant

title: coepiant


text: coeperem

title: coeperem


text: coeperes

title: coeperes


text: coeperet

title: coeperet


text: coeperemus

title: coeperemus


text: coeperetis

title: coeperetis


text: coeperent

title: coeperent


text: coepiaris

title: coepiaris


text: coepiatur

title: coepiatur


text: coepiamur

title: coepiamur


text: coepiamini

title: coepiamini


text: coepiantur

title: coepiantur


text: coeperer

title: coeperer


text: coepereris

title: coepereris


text: coeperetur

title: coeperetur


text: coeperemur

title: coeperemur


text: coeperemini

title: coeperemini


text: coeperentur

title: coeperentur


text: coepe

title: coepe


text: coepito

title: coepito


text: coepite

title: coepite


text: coepitote

title: coepitote


text: coepiunto

title: coepiunto


text: coepere

title: coepere


text: coepitor

title: coepitor


text: coepiuntor

title: coepiuntor


text:
comitas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) politeness, courtesy
 * 2) kindness, kindliness
 * 3) friendliness, affability
 * 4) complaisance, obligingness
 * 5) elegance
 * 6) liberality, prodigality, generosity
 * 1) liberality, prodigality, generosity

title: comitas


text:
comitat

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) county

title: comitat


text: comitamus

title: comitamus


text:
comitant

Adjective

 * 1)  Describing the degree of eye misalignment when looking at objects that does not depend on direction of gaze

Antonyms

 * incomitant

Derived terms

 * comitant strabismus

title: comitant


text: comitabo

title: comitabo


text: comitabis

title: comitabis


text: comitabit

title: comitabit


text: comitabimus

title: comitabimus


text: comitabitis

title: comitabitis


text: comitabunt

title: comitabunt


text: comitabam

title: comitabam


text: comitabas

title: comitabas


text: comitabat

title: comitabat


text: comitabamus

title: comitabamus


text: comitabatis

title: comitabatis


text: comitabant

title: comitabant


text: comitavi

title: comitavi


text: comitavisti

title: comitavisti


text: comitavit

title: comitavit


text: comitavimus

title: comitavimus


text: comitavistis

title: comitavistis


text: comitaverunt

title: comitaverunt


text: comitavero

title: comitavero


text: comitaveris

title: comitaveris


text: comitaverit

title: comitaverit


text: comitaverimus

title: comitaverimus


text: comitaveritis

title: comitaveritis


text: comitaverint

title: comitaverint


text: comitaveram

title: comitaveram


text: comitaveras

title: comitaveras


text: comitaverat

title: comitaverat


text: comitaveramus

title: comitaveramus


text: comitaveratis

title: comitaveratis


text: comitaverant

title: comitaverant


text:
comitet

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) committee

title: comitet


text:
comitans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) accompanying, following, attending

title: comitans


text: comitemus

title: comitemus


text: comitetis

title: comitetis


text:
comitaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to accompany

title: comitaturus


text: comitent

title: comitent


text: comitarem

title: comitarem


text: comitares

title: comitares


text:
comitandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be accompanied

title: comitandus


text: comitaret

title: comitaret


text: comitaremus

title: comitaremus


text: comitaretis

title: comitaretis


text: comitarent

title: comitarent


text: comitaverim

title: comitaverim


text: comitavissem

title: comitavissem


text: comitavisses

title: comitavisses


text: comitavisset

title: comitavisset


text: comitavissemus

title: comitavissemus


text: comitantes

title: comitantes


text: comitavissetis

title: comitavissetis


text: comitavissent

title: comitavissent


text: comitantia

title: comitantia


text: comitantis

title: comitantis


text: comitantium

title: comitantium


text: comitanti

title: comitanti


text: comitante

title: comitante


text: comitantibus

title: comitantibus


text: comitantem

title: comitantem


text: comita

title: comita


text: comitatura

title: comitatura


text: comitatote

title: comitatote


text: comitanto

title: comitanto


text: comitaturum

title: comitaturum


text: comitaturi

title: comitaturi


text: comitavisse

title: comitavisse


text: comitaturae

title: comitaturae


text: comitaturorum

title: comitaturorum


text: comitaturarum

title: comitaturarum


text: comitaturo

title: comitaturo


text: comitaturis

title: comitaturis


text: comitaturam

title: comitaturam


text: comitaturos

title: comitaturos


text: comitaturas

title: comitaturas


text: comitature

title: comitature


text: comitanda

title: comitanda


text: comitandum

title: comitandum


text: comitandi

title: comitandi


text: comitandae

title: comitandae


text: comitandorum

title: comitandorum


text: comitandarum

title: comitandarum


text: comitando

title: comitando


text: comitandis

title: comitandis


text: comitandam

title: comitandam


text: comitandos

title: comitandos


text: comitandas

title: comitandas


text: comitande

title: comitande


text: compescui

title: compescui


text: compescuisti

title: compescuisti


text: compescuit

title: compescuit


text: compescuimus

title: compescuimus


text: compescuistis

title: compescuistis


text: compescuerunt

title: compescuerunt


text: compescuero

title: compescuero


text: compescueris

title: compescueris


text: compescuerit

title: compescuerit


text: compescuerimus

title: compescuerimus


text: compescueritis

title: compescueritis


text: compescuerint

title: compescuerint


text: compescueram

title: compescueram


text: compescueras

title: compescueras


text: compescuerat

title: compescuerat


text: compescueramus

title: compescueramus


text: compescueratis

title: compescueratis


text: compescuerant

title: compescuerant


text: compescuerim

title: compescuerim


text: compescuissem

title: compescuissem


text: compescuisses

title: compescuisses


text: compescuisset

title: compescuisset


text: compescuissemus

title: compescuissemus


text: compescuissetis

title: compescuissetis


text: compescuissent

title: compescuissent


text: compescuisse

title: compescuisse


text:
conflictans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) assailing

title: conflictans


text:
conflictaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to assail

title: conflictaturus


text:
conflictandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be assailed

title: conflictandus


text: conflictantes

title: conflictantes


text: conflictantia

title: conflictantia


text: conflictantis

title: conflictantis


text: conflictantium

title: conflictantium


text: conflictanti

title: conflictanti


text: conflictante

title: conflictante


text: conflictantibus

title: conflictantibus


text: conflictantem

title: conflictantem


text: conflictatura

title: conflictatura


text: conflictaturum

title: conflictaturum


text: conflictaturi

title: conflictaturi


text: conflictaturae

title: conflictaturae


text: conflictaturorum

title: conflictaturorum


text: conflictaturarum

title: conflictaturarum


text: conflictaturo

title: conflictaturo


text: conflictaturis

title: conflictaturis


text: conflictaturam

title: conflictaturam


text: conflictaturos

title: conflictaturos


text: conflictaturas

title: conflictaturas


text: conflictature

title: conflictature


text: conflictatum

title: conflictatum


text: conflictanda

title: conflictanda


text: conflictandum

title: conflictandum


text: conflictandi

title: conflictandi


text: conflictandae

title: conflictandae


text: conflictandorum

title: conflictandorum


text: conflictandarum

title: conflictandarum


text: conflictando

title: conflictando


text: conflictandis

title: conflictandis


text: conflictandam

title: conflictandam


text: conflictandos

title: conflictandos


text: conflictandas

title: conflictandas


text: conflictande

title: conflictande


text: covinnarius

title: covinnarius


text:
covinarius

Noun

 * 1) charioteer (soldier)

title: covinarius


text: nabla's

title: nabla's


text: mammaw

title: mammaw


text: covinnarii

title: covinnarii


text: covinnariorum

title: covinnariorum


text: covinnario

title: covinnario


text: covinnariis

title: covinnariis


text: covinnarium

title: covinnarium


text: covinnarios

title: covinnarios


text: covinnarie

title: covinnarie


text: covinarii

title: covinarii


text: covinariorum

title: covinariorum


text: covinario

title: covinario


text: covinariis

title: covinariis


text: covinarium

title: covinarium


text: covinarios

title: covinarios


text: covinarie

title: covinarie


text: pappaw

title: pappaw


text: debellastis

title: debellastis


text:
decessor

Noun

 * 1) a retiring governor or magistrate
 * 2) a predecessor

title: decessor


text: decessores

title: decessores


text: decessoris

title: decessoris


text: decessorum

title: decessorum


text: decessori

title: decessori


text: decessoribus

title: decessoribus


text: decessorem

title: decessorem


text: decessore

title: decessore


text: defensat

title: defensat


text: defensamus

title: defensamus


text: defensatis

title: defensatis


text: defensant

title: defensant


text: defensabo

title: defensabo


text: defensabis

title: defensabis


text: defensabit

title: defensabit


text: defensabimus

title: defensabimus


text: defensabitis

title: defensabitis


text: defensabunt

title: defensabunt


text: defensabam

title: defensabam


text: defensabas

title: defensabas


text: defensabat

title: defensabat


text: defensabamus

title: defensabamus


text: defensabatis

title: defensabatis


text: defensabant

title: defensabant


text: defensavi

title: defensavi


text: defensavisti

title: defensavisti


text: defensavit

title: defensavit


text: defensavimus

title: defensavimus


text: defensavistis

title: defensavistis


text: defensaverunt

title: defensaverunt


text: defensavero

title: defensavero


text: defensaveris

title: defensaveris


text: defensaverit

title: defensaverit


text: defensaverimus

title: defensaverimus


text: defensaveritis

title: defensaveritis


text: defensaverint

title: defensaverint


text: defensaveram

title: defensaveram


text: defensaveras

title: defensaveras


text: defensaverat

title: defensaverat


text: defensaveramus

title: defensaveramus


text: defensaveratis

title: defensaveratis


text: defensaverant

title: defensaverant


text: defensaris

title: defensaris


text: defensamur

title: defensamur


text: defensamini

title: defensamini


text: defensatur

title: defensatur


text: defensantur

title: defensantur


text: defensabor

title: defensabor


text: defensaberis

title: defensaberis


text: defensabimur

title: defensabimur


text: defensabimini

title: defensabimini


text: defensabitur

title: defensabitur


text: defensabuntur

title: defensabuntur


text: defensabar

title: defensabar


text: defensabaris

title: defensabaris


text: defensabamur

title: defensabamur


text: defensabamini

title: defensabamini


text: defensabatur

title: defensabatur


text: defensabantur

title: defensabantur


text: defensem

title: defensem


text: defenset

title: defenset


text: defensemus

title: defensemus


text: defensetis

title: defensetis


text: defensent

title: defensent


text: defensarem

title: defensarem


text: defensares

title: defensares


text: defensaret

title: defensaret


text: defensaremus

title: defensaremus


text: defensaretis

title: defensaretis


text: defensarent

title: defensarent


text: defensaverim

title: defensaverim


text: defensavissem

title: defensavissem


text: defensavisses

title: defensavisses


text: defensavisset

title: defensavisset


text: defensavissemus

title: defensavissemus


text: defensavissetis

title: defensavissetis


text:
defensans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) warding off

title: defensans


text: defensavissent

title: defensavissent


text:
defenser

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Compare.

title: defenser


text:
defensaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to ward off

title: defensaturus


text: defenseris

title: defenseris


text: defensemur

title: defensemur


text: defensemini

title: defensemini


text:
defensatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) warded off

title: defensatus


text: defensetur

title: defensetur


text: defensentur

title: defensentur


text:
defensandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be warded off

title: defensandus


text: defensarer

title: defensarer


text: defensareris

title: defensareris


text: defensaremur

title: defensaremur


text: defensaremini

title: defensaremini


text: defensaretur

title: defensaretur


text: defensarentur

title: defensarentur


text: defensato

title: defensato


text: defensantes

title: defensantes


text: defensate

title: defensate


text: defensantia

title: defensantia


text: defensatote

title: defensatote


text: defensantis

title: defensantis


text: defensanto

title: defensanto


text: defensantium

title: defensantium


text: defensare

title: defensare


text: defensator

title: defensator


text: defensanti

title: defensanti


text: defensantor

title: defensantor


text: defensavisse

title: defensavisse


text: defensante

title: defensante


text: defensari

title: defensari


text: defensantibus

title: defensantibus


text: defensantem

title: defensantem


text: defensatura

title: defensatura


text: defensaturum

title: defensaturum


text: defensaturi

title: defensaturi


text: defensaturae

title: defensaturae


text: defensaturorum

title: defensaturorum


text: defensaturarum

title: defensaturarum


text: defensaturo

title: defensaturo


text: defensaturis

title: defensaturis


text: defensaturam

title: defensaturam


text: defensaturos

title: defensaturos


text: defensaturas

title: defensaturas


text: defensature

title: defensature


text: defensata

title: defensata


text: defensatum

title: defensatum


text: defensati

title: defensati


text: defensatae

title: defensatae


text: defensatorum

title: defensatorum


text: defensatarum

title: defensatarum


text: defensatam

title: defensatam


text: defensatos

title: defensatos


text: defensatas

title: defensatas


text: defensanda

title: defensanda


text: defensandum

title: defensandum


text: defensandi

title: defensandi


text: defensandae

title: defensandae


text: defensandorum

title: defensandorum


text: defensandarum

title: defensandarum


text: defensando

title: defensando


text: defensandis

title: defensandis


text: defensandam

title: defensandam


text: defensandos

title: defensandos


text: defensandas

title: defensandas


text: defensande

title: defensande


text: Category:Regions of France

title: Category:Regions of France


text:
Citations:hyperpnœa

Noun: optional spelling of :

 * 1893, John Haldance and J. Lorrain Smith, in Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology, Young J. Pentland; Volume I, page #175:
 * In order to obtain further and more definite evidence as to the influence of increased carbonic acid and diminished oxygen in producing hyperpnœa we made a series of observations on the effect on respiration of breathing different proportions of oxygen and carbonic acid contained in a gas bag.
 * 1908, Thomas McCrae, Modern Medicine, Lea Brothers and Company; Chapter VI, page #198:
 * From these experiments it is natural to conclude that the reason why hyperpnœa and dyspnœa are such common features in heart failure is because of a deficient elimination of carbon dioxide by the lungs, due primarily to a deficiency in the pumping action of the right or the left side of the heart and a slowing of the circulation in the lungs.
 * 1913, Leonard Hill, Martin Flack, James McIntosh, R. A Rowlands and H. B. Walker, The Influence of the Atmosphere on our Health and Comfort in Confined and Crowded Places, in Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections; Volume LX, №. 23, page #36:
 * There were very much less hyperpnœa and no headache on this occasion. Slight hyperpnœa occurred when the deficiency of oxygen in the chamber air became greater than 5.5 per cent.

title: Citations:hyperpnœa


text: húsvétot

title: húsvétot


text: Category:it:Regions of France

title: Category:it:Regions of France


text:
μασάω

Verb

 * 1) to chew, masticate
 * 2)  to squander

title: μασάω


text:
σπαταλάω

Verb

 * 1) to waste, squander

title: σπαταλάω


text: σπαταλώ

title: σπαταλώ


text:
Citations:cœliæ

Noun:

 * 1883, Burt G. Wilder, in The American Journal of Neurology and Psychiatry, B. Westermann & Co.; Volumes II–III, page #497:
 * The cœliæ (ventriculi) are lined by endyma. The cœlian boundaries are readily recognized, excepting the dorsal limits of the diacœlia.
 * 1884, Henry F. Osborn, in Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia; Volume XXXV, page #183:
 * A peculiar feature of each procœlia is the formation of a short superior median cornu (fig. 11, a) ; corresponding to this is an extension of the gray matter ling the cœlia to the cortex of the hemisphere. Forwards the cœliæ have a vertical and more internal position.
 * 1892, Frank S. Aby, in Bulletin from the Laboratories of Natural History of the State University of Iowa; Volume II, №. 2, page #307:
 * The epiblastic cells of the cœliæ of the encephalon are not branched, are crowded closely together, and have taken a deeper stain than the mesoblastic cells.
 * 1894, George Washington Holley, Magnetism, Arena Publishing Company; page #113:
 * The interior of the brain is also supplied with an elaborate system of connected cavities called ventricles or cœliæ.

title: Citations:cœliæ


text:
eltakarodik

Verb

 * 1)  to clear off to leave abruptly

title: eltakarodik


text:
Kush

Etymology 1
Shortened from, the region from which the species originates.

Etymology 2
From.

Etymology 3
Respelling of.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Kush is the 19242nd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 1409 individuals. Kush is most common among White (92.05%) individuals.

title: Kush


text: cœliæ

title: cœliæ


text:
Citations:sculptrix

Noun: female

 * 1844, Niccolo Laurenti and Francesco Gasparoni [eds.], Piacevole Raccolta di Opuscoli Sopra Argomento d’Arti Belle, volume 1, 166 :
 * (17) Gio. Antonio Bumaldi intorno Properzia parla così: ,, Propertia de Rubeis diligentissima et optima sculptrix, cujus marmoreis aliquot elaboratis figuris anterior s. Petronii prospectus nobilitatus est ,,.

title: Citations:sculptrix


text:
cœlia

Etymology
From coelia, from.

Noun

 * 1) Cavity of an.

title: cœlia


text:
Kushan

Etymology 1
Epigraphic (Bactrian in Greek script) ΚΟϷΑΝ košan, Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit Guṣāṇa, Parthian kšn, ultimately from. The conventional name Kushan and the proposed connection with the Chinese term is due to Alexander Cunningham's Coins of the Indo-Scythians, Sakas & Kushans (1899).

Proper noun

 * 1)  An ancient Indo-Scythian or Tocharian realm in Central Asia and Northern India.
 * 2) The Bactrian language.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Old Armenian: Քուշանք
 * Bactrian: κυϸανο
 * Lithuanian: Kušanų karalystė
 * Marathi: कुषाण
 * Parthian: 𐭊𐭅𐭔𐭍𐭇𐭔𐭕𐭓

Noun

 * 1)  A member of the dynasty that founded and ruled the Kushan realm.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Old Armenian: քուշանք
 * French:
 * Marathi: कुषाण
 * Russian: куша́н

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or relating to the Kushans or the Kushan realm.

Translations

 * French:
 * Lithuanian: Kušanų
 * Marathi: कुषाण
 * Russian: куша́нский

Etymology 2
Borrowed from   romanization: Ku³-shan¹.

title: Kushan


text:
κάτοπτρο

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  reflector
 * 2) mirror

title: κάτοπτρο


text:
picătura care a umplut paharul

Phrase

 * 1) the straw that broke the camel's back

title: picătura care a umplut paharul


text:
objectrix

Etymology
or

Noun

 * 1)  A  who objects; a  ; compare.
 * 2) * 1954, All India Reporter (D.V. Chitaley), volume 3, page 64
 * The proceeding was heard ex parte and after examining only one witness for the objectrix[.]

title: objectrix


text: objectrices

title: objectrices


text:
cənnət

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) heaven, paradise

title: cənnət


text:
objectress

Etymology
, compare

Noun

 * 1)  An.
 * 2) * ante 1956, Robert Walser quoted in: George C. Avery, Inquiry and Testament: A Study of the Novels and Short Prose of Robert Walser (1968, University of Pennsylvania Press), page 11
 * My hand developed into a kind of conscientious objectress. To appease her, I gladly demanded less extensive attestations of her proficiency, and, lo and behold, by showing such considerateness, I gradually won her back.

title: objectress


text:
innovatrix

Noun

 * 1) A  who innovates; a.

Translations

 * Italian:

title: innovatrix


text:
punctatrix

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  ; that marks with dots.
 * 2) * 1908, The Indian Forester (R.P. Sharma), volume 34, page 56
 * [T]he ladybird (Coccinella bipunctata) was introduced to prey on the cottony cushion scale (Icerya punctatrix) with entire success.

title: punctatrix


text:
תגובה

Etymology
Compare.

Noun

 * 1) response, reaction, reply
 * 2)  reaction, chemical reaction
 * 1)  reaction, chemical reaction

title: תגובה


text: defixere

title: defixere


text: defuere

title: defuere


text:
degressus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) descended

title: degressus


text: degressa

title: degressa


text: degressum

title: degressum


text: degressi

title: degressi


text: degressae

title: degressae


text: degressorum

title: degressorum


text: degressarum

title: degressarum


text: degresso

title: degresso


text: degressis

title: degressis


text: degressam

title: degressam


text: degressos

title: degressos


text: degressas

title: degressas


text: degresse

title: degresse


text:
.xxx

Noun

 * 1)  An Internet top-level domain intended for adult and pornographic content.

title: .xxx


text:
delenimentum

Noun

 * 1) a charm, blandishment, allurement, enticement

title: delenimentum


text: delenimenta

title: delenimenta


text: delenimenti

title: delenimenti


text: delenimentorum

title: delenimentorum


text: delenimento

title: delenimento


text: delenimentis

title: delenimentis


text:
hakikat

Etymology
From, , from , , , , , from.

Noun

 * 1) essence, nature, base
 * 2) truth, reality
 * 1) truth, reality

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) fact
 * 2) truth
 * 3) reality

title: hakikat


text:
liplessly

Adverb

 * 1) Without lips.

title: liplessly


text:
liplessness

Noun

 * 1) Absence of lips.

Translations

 * Catalan: aquília
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 无唇畸形
 * Czech: acheilie
 * French: achilie,, achélie
 * German:, Acheilie
 * Italian: acheilia
 * Korean: 입술없음증
 * Romanian: acheilie
 * Russian: врожденное отсутствие губ,
 * Slovak: acheilia
 * Spanish: aqueilia, aquelia
 * Turkish: acheilia, ajak hiánya, ajakhiány
 * Ukrainian: ахейлія

title: liplessness


text:
batless

Adjective

 * 1)  Without bats (the winged mammals).
 * 2)  Without a bat (club used for striking the ball in sports).
 * 1)  Without a bat (club used for striking the ball in sports).
 * 1)  Without a bat (club used for striking the ball in sports).

title: batless


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/flaskǭ

Etymology
Possibly from earlier, from.

Noun

 * 1)  a plaiting-covered vessel
 * 2)  bottle, flask

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/flaskǭ


text:
həqiqət

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) reality
 * 2) truth

title: həqiqət


text:
hangarless

Adjective

 * 1) Without a hangar.

title: hangarless


text:
hangerless

Adjective

 * 1) Without a hanger.

title: hangerless


text: destinarat

title: destinarat


text:
detrectans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) refusing

title: detrectans


text:
detrectaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to refuse

title: detrectaturus


text:
detrectatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) refused

title: detrectatus


text:
detrectandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be refused

title: detrectandus


text: detrectantes

title: detrectantes


text: detrectantia

title: detrectantia


text: detrectantis

title: detrectantis


text: detrectantium

title: detrectantium


text: detrectanti

title: detrectanti


text: detrectante

title: detrectante


text: detrectantibus

title: detrectantibus


text: detrectantem

title: detrectantem


text: detrectatura

title: detrectatura


text: detrectaturum

title: detrectaturum


text: detrectaturi

title: detrectaturi


text: detrectaturae

title: detrectaturae


text: detrectaturorum

title: detrectaturorum


text: detrectaturarum

title: detrectaturarum


text: detrectaturo

title: detrectaturo


text: detrectaturis

title: detrectaturis


text: detrectaturam

title: detrectaturam


text: detrectaturos

title: detrectaturos


text: detrectaturas

title: detrectaturas


text: detrectature

title: detrectature


text: detrectata

title: detrectata


text: detrectatum

title: detrectatum


text: detrectati

title: detrectati


text: detrectatae

title: detrectatae


text: detrectatorum

title: detrectatorum


text: detrectatarum

title: detrectatarum


text: detrectatam

title: detrectatam


text: detrectatos

title: detrectatos


text: detrectatas

title: detrectatas


text: detrectanda

title: detrectanda


text: detrectandum

title: detrectandum


text: detrectandi

title: detrectandi


text: detrectandae

title: detrectandae


text: detrectandorum

title: detrectandorum


text: detrectandarum

title: detrectandarum


text: detrectando

title: detrectando


text: detrectandis

title: detrectandis


text: detrectandam

title: detrectandam


text: detrectandos

title: detrectandos


text: detrectandas

title: detrectandas


text: detrectande

title: detrectande


text: didicere

title: didicere


text:
Титоград

Etymology
From (nickname for former Yugoslav president Josip Broz) +.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Titograd, former name of Podgorica, used between 1946 and 1992.

title: Титоград


text:
nonfattened

Adjective

 * 1) Not fattened.

title: nonfattened


text:
diducens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dividing

title: diducens


text:
diducturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to divide

title: diducturus


text:
diductus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) divided

title: diductus


text:
diducendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be divided

title: diducendus


text: diducentes

title: diducentes


text: diducentia

title: diducentia


text: diducentis

title: diducentis


text: diducentium

title: diducentium


text: diducenti

title: diducenti


text: diducente

title: diducente


text: diducentibus

title: diducentibus


text: diducentem

title: diducentem


text: diductura

title: diductura


text: diducturum

title: diducturum


text: diducturi

title: diducturi


text: diducturae

title: diducturae


text: diducturorum

title: diducturorum


text: diducturarum

title: diducturarum


text: diducturo

title: diducturo


text: diducturis

title: diducturis


text: diducturam

title: diducturam


text: diducturos

title: diducturos


text: diducturas

title: diducturas


text: diducture

title: diducture


text: diducta

title: diducta


text: diductum

title: diductum


text: diducti

title: diducti


text: diductae

title: diductae


text: diductorum

title: diductorum


text: diductarum

title: diductarum


text: diducto

title: diducto


text: diductis

title: diductis


text: diductam

title: diductam


text: diductos

title: diductos


text: diductas

title: diductas


text: diducte

title: diducte


text: diducenda

title: diducenda


text: diducendum

title: diducendum


text: diducendi

title: diducendi


text: diducendae

title: diducendae


text: diducendorum

title: diducendorum


text: diducendarum

title: diducendarum


text: diducendo

title: diducendo


text: diducendis

title: diducendis


text: diducendam

title: diducendam


text: diducendos

title: diducendos


text: diducendas

title: diducendas


text: diducende

title: diducende


text:
listview

Noun

 * 1)  A user interface control that can display a series of icons, possibly with accompanying text captions.

title: listview


text: listviews

title: listviews


text:
discessus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) departed

Noun

 * 1) going apart
 * 2) separation departure, marching off

title: discessus


text: discessa

title: discessa


text: discessum

title: discessum


text: discessae

title: discessae


text: discessorum

title: discessorum


text: discessarum

title: discessarum


text: discesso

title: discesso


text: discessis

title: discessis


text: discessam

title: discessam


text: discessos

title: discessos


text: discessas

title: discessas


text: discesse

title: discesse


text: discordas

title: discordas


text: discordat

title: discordat


text: discordamus

title: discordamus


text: discordatis

title: discordatis


text: discordabo

title: discordabo


text: discordabis

title: discordabis


text: discordabit

title: discordabit


text: discordabimus

title: discordabimus


text: discordabitis

title: discordabitis


text: discordabunt

title: discordabunt


text: discordabam

title: discordabam


text: discordabas

title: discordabas


text: discordabat

title: discordabat


text: discordabamus

title: discordabamus


text: discordabatis

title: discordabatis


text: discordabant

title: discordabant


text: discordavisti

title: discordavisti


text: discordavit

title: discordavit


text: discordavimus

title: discordavimus


text: discordavistis

title: discordavistis


text: discordaverunt

title: discordaverunt


text: discordavero

title: discordavero


text: discordaveris

title: discordaveris


text: discordaverit

title: discordaverit


text: discordaverimus

title: discordaverimus


text: discordaveritis

title: discordaveritis


text: discordaverint

title: discordaverint


text: discordaveram

title: discordaveram


text: discordaveras

title: discordaveras


text: discordaverat

title: discordaverat


text: discordaveramus

title: discordaveramus


text: discordaveratis

title: discordaveratis


text: discordaverant

title: discordaverant


text: discordor

title: discordor


text: discordaris

title: discordaris


text: discordamur

title: discordamur


text: discordamini

title: discordamini


text: discordatur

title: discordatur


text: discordantur

title: discordantur


text: discordabor

title: discordabor


text: discordaberis

title: discordaberis


text: discordabimur

title: discordabimur


text: discordabimini

title: discordabimini


text: discordabitur

title: discordabitur


text: discordabuntur

title: discordabuntur


text: discordabar

title: discordabar


text: discordabaris

title: discordabaris


text: discordabamur

title: discordabamur


text: discordabamini

title: discordabamini


text: discordabatur

title: discordabatur


text: discordabantur

title: discordabantur


text: discordem

title: discordem


text: discordes

title: discordes


text: discordet

title: discordet


text: discordemus

title: discordemus


text: discordetis

title: discordetis


text: discordent

title: discordent


text: discordarem

title: discordarem


text: discordares

title: discordares


text: discordaret

title: discordaret


text: discordaremus

title: discordaremus


text: discordaretis

title: discordaretis


text: discordarent

title: discordarent


text: discordaverim

title: discordaverim


text: discordavissem

title: discordavissem


text: discordavisses

title: discordavisses


text: discordavisset

title: discordavisset


text: discordavissemus

title: discordavissemus


text:
discordans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) quarrelling; disagreeing

title: discordans


text: discordavissetis

title: discordavissetis


text:
discordaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to quarrel

title: discordaturus


text: discordavissent

title: discordavissent


text:
discorder

Verb

 * 1) to discord

title: discorder


text:
discordatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) quarrelled

title: discordatus


text: discorderis

title: discorderis


text: discordemur

title: discordemur


text:
discordandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be quarrelled

title: discordandus


text: discordemini

title: discordemini


text: discordetur

title: discordetur


text: discordentur

title: discordentur


text: discordarer

title: discordarer


text: discordareris

title: discordareris


text: discordaremur

title: discordaremur


text: discordaremini

title: discordaremini


text: discordaretur

title: discordaretur


text: discordarentur

title: discordarentur


text: discordantes

title: discordantes


text: discordantia

title: discordantia


text: discordantis

title: discordantis


text: discordantium

title: discordantium


text: discordatote

title: discordatote


text: discordanto

title: discordanto


text: discordator

title: discordator


text: discordantor

title: discordantor


text: discordantibus

title: discordantibus


text: discordavisse

title: discordavisse


text: discordari

title: discordari


text: discordantem

title: discordantem


text: discordatura

title: discordatura


text: discordaturum

title: discordaturum


text: discordaturi

title: discordaturi


text: discordaturae

title: discordaturae


text: discordaturorum

title: discordaturorum


text: discordaturarum

title: discordaturarum


text: discordaturo

title: discordaturo


text: discordaturis

title: discordaturis


text: discordaturam

title: discordaturam


text: discordaturos

title: discordaturos


text: discordaturas

title: discordaturas


text: discordature

title: discordature


text: discordatum

title: discordatum


text: discordatae

title: discordatae


text: discordatorum

title: discordatorum


text: discordatarum

title: discordatarum


text: discordatam

title: discordatam


text: discordatos

title: discordatos


text: discordatas

title: discordatas


text: discordanda

title: discordanda


text: discordandum

title: discordandum


text: discordandi

title: discordandi


text: discordandae

title: discordandae


text: discordandorum

title: discordandorum


text: discordandarum

title: discordandarum


text: discordandis

title: discordandis


text: discordandam

title: discordandam


text: discordandos

title: discordandos


text: discordandas

title: discordandas


text: discordande

title: discordande


text:
dissociabilis

Adjective

 * 1) irreconcilable, incompatible

title: dissociabilis


text: dissociabiles

title: dissociabiles


text: dissociabilia

title: dissociabilia


text: dissociabilium

title: dissociabilium


text: dissociabilibus

title: dissociabilibus


text: dissociabilem

title: dissociabilem


text:
dissonus

Adjective

 * 1) dissonant, discordant, confused
 * 2) disagreeing, different
 * 3) jarring
 * 1) disagreeing, different
 * 2) jarring

title: dissonus


text: dissonum

title: dissonum


text: dissoni

title: dissoni


text: dissonae

title: dissonae


text: dissonorum

title: dissonorum


text: kandōshi

title: kandōshi


text: dissonarum

title: dissonarum


text: dissonis

title: dissonis


text: dissonam

title: dissonam


text: dissonos

title: dissonos


text: dissone

title: dissone


text:
かんどうし

Noun

 * 1)  interjection

title: かんどうし


text: ぜんぶ

title: ぜんぶ


text: zenbu

title: zenbu


text:
バニャ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) banya

title: バニャ


text: futoshita

title: futoshita


text:
shelvy

Adjective

 * 1)  Having shelves.
 * 2) Sloping; shallow.

title: shelvy


text: راستگوترین

title: راستگوترین


text: راستگوتر

title: راستگوتر


text:
みはる

Verb

 * 1)  look out, watch; stand guard

title: みはる


text: miharu

title: miharu


text:
Talk:actinism

Citation available
The fairy tales of science/The Magic of the Sunbeam

title: Talk:actinism


text: みまもる

title: みまもる


text: mimamoru

title: mimamoru


text:
Talk:kiss up

"Definition for kiss up: to pay false flattery to another, particularly a superior at work, in order to get special attention"

I do not feel the term "pay false flattery" is 100% accurate here. I do not believe it has to be FALSE in order to kiss up. Someone could just pay true, but a lot of flattery unnecessarily for it to be kissing up. The false flattery makes it sound like the person is lying and I believe that is not always the case. Sorry but I just think the wording here is inaccurate.

title: Talk:kiss up


text:
急遽

Adverb

 * 1)  rapidly; suddenly; sharply

Adverb

 * 1) in a hurry

title: 急遽


text: diversissimus

title: diversissimus


text: diversissimum

title: diversissimum


text: diversissimae

title: diversissimae


text: diversissimorum

title: diversissimorum


text: diversissimarum

title: diversissimarum


text: ατίθασου

title: ατίθασου


text: diversissimis

title: diversissimis


text: diversissimam

title: diversissimam


text: diversissimos

title: diversissimos


text: ατίθασο

title: ατίθασο


text: diversissimas

title: diversissimas


text: ατίθασοι

title: ατίθασοι


text: ατίθασων

title: ατίθασων


text: ατίθαση

title: ατίθαση


text: ατίθασης

title: ατίθασης


text: ατίθασες

title: ατίθασες


text: ατίθασα

title: ατίθασα


text: ατίθασε

title: ατίθασε


text: ατίθασους

title: ατίθασους


text: 急きょ

title: 急きょ


text: editior

title: editior


text: editius

title: editius


text: editiores

title: editiores


text: editiora

title: editiora


text: editioris

title: editioris


text: editiorum

title: editiorum


text: editiori

title: editiori


text: editiorem

title: editiorem


text: editiore

title: editiore


text: editioribus

title: editioribus


text: Template:User Goth-1

title: Template:User Goth-1


text: Template:User Goth-2

title: Template:User Goth-2


text: Template:User Goth-3

title: Template:User Goth-3


text: Category:User Goth-3

title: Category:User Goth-3


text: Category:User Goth-2

title: Category:User Goth-2


text: Category:User Goth-1

title: Category:User Goth-1


text: Category:User Goth

title: Category:User Goth


text: elegantiae

title: elegantiae


text: elegantiarum

title: elegantiarum


text: elegantiis

title: elegantiis


text: elegantiam

title: elegantiam


text: elegantias

title: elegantias


text:
עדות

Noun

 * 1) testimony, report (of a witness)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) testimony, report (of a witness)
 * 2) * 2011 May 6, “עדויות: לפחות 6 הרוגים ועשרות פצועים ברחבי סוריה” (eduyot: l'fakhót 6 harugím va'asarót p'tsu'ím b'rakhavéi súrya, “Witnesses: At least 6 killed and tens injured across Syria”), in Haaretz.
 * 1) * 2011 May 6, “עדויות: לפחות 6 הרוגים ועשרות פצועים ברחבי סוריה” (eduyot: l'fakhót 6 harugím va'asarót p'tsu'ím b'rakhavéi súrya, “Witnesses: At least 6 killed and tens injured across Syria”), in Haaretz.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) witness

title: עדות


text: eloquentiae

title: eloquentiae


text: eloquentiarum

title: eloquentiarum


text: eloquentiis

title: eloquentiis


text: eloquentiam

title: eloquentiam


text: eloquentias

title: eloquentias


text:
Gijón

Etymology
From ; found in medieval documents as, but further origins are unclear.

Translations

 * Arabic: خِيخُوَن
 * Asturian:
 * Galician:
 * Latin: Gigia
 * Marathi: खिखोन
 * Spanish:

title: Gijón


text:
旧墟

Noun

 * 1) remains of ruins

title: 旧墟


text:
eluctor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to struggle out of
 * 2) to surmount a difficulty

title: eluctor


text: eluctaris

title: eluctaris


text: eluctatur

title: eluctatur


text: eluctamur

title: eluctamur


text: eluctamini

title: eluctamini


text: eluctantur

title: eluctantur


text: eluctabor

title: eluctabor


text: eluctaberis

title: eluctaberis


text: eluctabitur

title: eluctabitur


text: eluctabimur

title: eluctabimur


text: eluctabimini

title: eluctabimini


text: eluctabuntur

title: eluctabuntur


text: eluctabar

title: eluctabar


text: eluctabaris

title: eluctabaris


text: eluctabatur

title: eluctabatur


text: eluctabamur

title: eluctabamur


text: eluctabamini

title: eluctabamini


text: eluctabantur

title: eluctabantur


text: elucter

title: elucter


text: elucteris

title: elucteris


text: eluctetur

title: eluctetur


text: eluctemur

title: eluctemur


text: eluctemini

title: eluctemini


text: eluctentur

title: eluctentur


text: eluctarer

title: eluctarer


text: eluctareris

title: eluctareris


text: eluctaretur

title: eluctaretur


text: eluctaremur

title: eluctaremur


text: eluctaremini

title: eluctaremini


text: eluctarentur

title: eluctarentur


text: eluctare

title: eluctare


text: eluctator

title: eluctator


text: eluctantor

title: eluctantor


text: eluctari

title: eluctari


text:
eluctans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) struggling out of

title: eluctans


text:
eluctaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to struggle out of

title: eluctaturus


text:
eluctatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) struggled out of

title: eluctatus


text: eluctantes

title: eluctantes


text: eluctantia

title: eluctantia


text: eluctantis

title: eluctantis


text: eluctantium

title: eluctantium


text: eluctanti

title: eluctanti


text: eluctante

title: eluctante


text: eluctantibus

title: eluctantibus


text: eluctantem

title: eluctantem


text: eluctatura

title: eluctatura


text: eluctaturum

title: eluctaturum


text: eluctaturi

title: eluctaturi


text: eluctaturae

title: eluctaturae


text: eluctaturorum

title: eluctaturorum


text: eluctaturarum

title: eluctaturarum


text: eluctaturo

title: eluctaturo


text: eluctaturis

title: eluctaturis


text: eluctaturam

title: eluctaturam


text: eluctaturos

title: eluctaturos


text: eluctaturas

title: eluctaturas


text: eluctature

title: eluctature


text: eluctata

title: eluctata


text: eluctatum

title: eluctatum


text: eluctati

title: eluctati


text: eluctatae

title: eluctatae


text: eluctatorum

title: eluctatorum


text: eluctatarum

title: eluctatarum


text: eluctato

title: eluctato


text: eluctatis

title: eluctatis


text: eluctatam

title: eluctatam


text: eluctatos

title: eluctatos


text: eluctatas

title: eluctatas


text: eluctate

title: eluctate


text: emollierit

title: emollierit


text: うつわ

title: うつわ


text: utsuwa

title: utsuwa


text:
נזרק

Verb

 * 1) To be thrown.

title: נזרק


text:
emunio

Verb

 * 1) to fortify, strengthen, defend (with a wall)

title: emunio


text:
主材

Noun

 * 1) main ingredients, chief materials

Noun

 * 1) main ingredients, chief materials

title: 主材


text: emunis

title: emunis


text: emunit

title: emunit


text: emunimus

title: emunimus


text:
qüestionar

Etymology
, equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to question

title: qüestionar


text: emunitis

title: emunitis


text: emuniunt

title: emuniunt


text: emuniam

title: emuniam


text: emunies

title: emunies


text:
emuniens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) fortifying, strengthening, defending

title: emuniens


text: emuniet

title: emuniet


text: emuniemus

title: emuniemus


text:
emuniturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to fortify, strengthen, defend

title: emuniturus


text: emunietis

title: emunietis


text:
emunitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) fortified, strengthened, defended

title: emunitus


text: emunient

title: emunient


text: emuniebam

title: emuniebam


text:
emuniendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be fortified, strengthened, defended

title: emuniendus


text: emuniebas

title: emuniebas


text:
かねんぶつ

Noun

 * 1)  combustibles, burnable materials

title: かねんぶつ


text: emuniebat

title: emuniebat


text: emuniebamus

title: emuniebamus


text: emuniebatis

title: emuniebatis


text: emunientes

title: emunientes


text: emuniebant

title: emuniebant


text: emunivi

title: emunivi


text: emunientia

title: emunientia


text: emunivisti

title: emunivisti


text: emunientis

title: emunientis


text: emunivit

title: emunivit


text: emunientium

title: emunientium


text: emunivimus

title: emunivimus


text: emunienti

title: emunienti


text: emunivistis

title: emunivistis


text: emuniverunt

title: emuniverunt


text: emuniente

title: emuniente


text: kanenbutsu

title: kanenbutsu


text: emunivero

title: emunivero


text: emunientibus

title: emunientibus


text: emuniveris

title: emuniveris


text: emunientem

title: emunientem


text: emuniverit

title: emuniverit


text: emuniverimus

title: emuniverimus


text: emuniveritis

title: emuniveritis


text: emunitura

title: emunitura


text: emuniverint

title: emuniverint


text: emuniturum

title: emuniturum


text: emuniveram

title: emuniveram


text: emunituri

title: emunituri


text: emuniveras

title: emuniveras


text: emuniverat

title: emuniverat


text: emuniturae

title: emuniturae


text: emuniveramus

title: emuniveramus


text: emuniturorum

title: emuniturorum


text: emuniveratis

title: emuniveratis


text: emuniturarum

title: emuniturarum


text: emuniverant

title: emuniverant


text: emunituro

title: emunituro


text: emunior

title: emunior


text: emuniris

title: emuniris


text: emunituris

title: emunituris


text: emunitur

title: emunitur


text: emunituram

title: emunituram


text: emunimur

title: emunimur


text: emunituros

title: emunituros


text: emunimini

title: emunimini


text: emunituras

title: emunituras


text: emuniuntur

title: emuniuntur


text: emuniture

title: emuniture


text: emuniar

title: emuniar


text: emunieris

title: emunieris


text: emunita

title: emunita


text: emunietur

title: emunietur


text: emunitum

title: emunitum


text: emuniemur

title: emuniemur


text: emuniti

title: emuniti


text: emuniemini

title: emuniemini


text: emunitae

title: emunitae


text: emunientur

title: emunientur


text: emunitorum

title: emunitorum


text: emuniebar

title: emuniebar


text: emunitarum

title: emunitarum


text: emuniebaris

title: emuniebaris


text: emunito

title: emunito


text: emuniebatur

title: emuniebatur


text: emuniebamur

title: emuniebamur


text: emunitam

title: emunitam


text: emuniebamini

title: emuniebamini


text: emunitos

title: emunitos


text: emuniebantur

title: emuniebantur


text: emunitas

title: emunitas


text: emunias

title: emunias


text: emunite

title: emunite


text: emuniat

title: emuniat


text: emuniamus

title: emuniamus


text: emunienda

title: emunienda


text: emuniatis

title: emuniatis


text: emuniendum

title: emuniendum


text: emuniant

title: emuniant


text: emuniendi

title: emuniendi


text: emunirem

title: emunirem


text: emuniendae

title: emuniendae


text: emunires

title: emunires


text: emuniendorum

title: emuniendorum


text: emuniret

title: emuniret


text: emuniendarum

title: emuniendarum


text: emuniremus

title: emuniremus


text: emuniendo

title: emuniendo


text: emuniendis

title: emuniendis


text: emuniretis

title: emuniretis


text: emunirent

title: emunirent


text: emuniendam

title: emuniendam


text: emuniverim

title: emuniverim


text: emuniendos

title: emuniendos


text: emunivissem

title: emunivissem


text: emuniendas

title: emuniendas


text: emunivisses

title: emunivisses


text: emuniende

title: emuniende


text: emunivisset

title: emunivisset


text: emunivissemus

title: emunivissemus


text: emunivissetis

title: emunivissetis


text: emunivissent

title: emunivissent


text: emuniaris

title: emuniaris


text: emuniatur

title: emuniatur


text: emuniamur

title: emuniamur


text: emuniamini

title: emuniamini


text: emuniantur

title: emuniantur


text: emunirer

title: emunirer


text: emunireris

title: emunireris


text: emuniretur

title: emuniretur


text: emuniremur

title: emuniremur


text: emuniremini

title: emuniremini


text: emunirentur

title: emunirentur


text: emuni

title: emuni


text: emunitote

title: emunitote


text: emuniunto

title: emuniunto


text:
erupere

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) eruption

title: erupere


text: emunire

title: emunire


text: emunitor

title: emunitor


text: emuniuntor

title: emuniuntor


text: emunivisse

title: emunivisse


text: emuniri

title: emuniri


text: すべる

title: すべる


text: suberu

title: suberu


text: Template:User goh-1

title: Template:User goh-1


text: sukottorandojin

title: sukottorandojin


text:
excidium

Etymology 1
From, from , compare. Sometimes construed by folk-etymology as from.

Noun

 * 1) demolition, destruction (especially military), ruin
 * 2) massacre, slaughter, killing
 * 1) massacre, slaughter, killing
 * 1) massacre, slaughter, killing

Etymology 2
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) the setting of the sun

title: excidium


text:
スコットランドじん

Noun

 * 1)  Scot (a person born in or native to Scotland)

title: スコットランドじん


text: excidia

title: excidia


text: excidii

title: excidii


text: excidiorum

title: excidiorum


text:
excidio

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) destruction, destroying

Etymology 2
See.

title: excidio


text: excidiis

title: excidiis


text: Template:User goh-2

title: Template:User goh-2


text: Template:User goh-3

title: Template:User goh-3


text:
滑る

Verb

 * 1) glide, slide
 * 2) slip, skid
 * 3) fail an exam
 * 4) for words to slip out, commit a faux pas
 * 5)  to bomb
 * 1) for words to slip out, commit a faux pas
 * 2)  to bomb

Verb

 * 1) to be slippery, to be slimy
 * 2)  to exude charm; to walk jollily

title: 滑る


text: 辷る

title: 辷る


text:
統べる

Etymology
From classical verb.

Compare.

Verb

 * 1) to dominate, control, rule, govern, supervise
 * 2) to unify, combine
 * 1) to unify, combine
 * 1) to unify, combine

title: 統べる


text: 総べる

title: 総べる


text:
nykomar

Noun

 * 1) newcomer (one who has recently arrived in a community)
 * 2) newcomer (new participant)

title: nykomar


text: excursui

title: excursui


text: excursum

title: excursum


text: excursu

title: excursu


text: excursuum

title: excursuum


text: excursibus

title: excursibus


text:
重電

Noun

 * 1) heavy electric

title: 重電


text: nykomaren

title: nykomaren


text: nykomarar

title: nykomarar


text: nykomarane

title: nykomarane


text:
nykommar

Noun

 * 1) newcomer (one who has recently arrived in a community)
 * 2) newcomer (new participant)

title: nykommar


text:
excusans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) excusing

title: excusans


text:
excusaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to excuse

title: excusaturus


text:
excusatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) excused

title: excusatus


text:
excusandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be excused

title: excusandus


text: excusantes

title: excusantes


text: excusantia

title: excusantia


text: excusantis

title: excusantis


text: excusantium

title: excusantium


text: excusanti

title: excusanti


text: excusante

title: excusante


text: excusantibus

title: excusantibus


text: excusantem

title: excusantem


text: excusatura

title: excusatura


text: excusaturum

title: excusaturum


text: excusaturi

title: excusaturi


text: excusaturae

title: excusaturae


text: excusaturorum

title: excusaturorum


text: excusaturarum

title: excusaturarum


text: excusaturo

title: excusaturo


text: excusaturis

title: excusaturis


text: nykommaren

title: nykommaren


text: excusaturam

title: excusaturam


text: excusaturos

title: excusaturos


text: excusaturas

title: excusaturas


text: excusature

title: excusature


text: excusata

title: excusata


text: excusatum

title: excusatum


text: excusati

title: excusati


text: excusatae

title: excusatae


text: excusatorum

title: excusatorum


text: excusatarum

title: excusatarum


text: nykommarar

title: nykommarar


text: excusatam

title: excusatam


text: excusatos

title: excusatos


text: excusatas

title: excusatas


text: excusanda

title: excusanda


text: excusandum

title: excusandum


text: excusandi

title: excusandi


text: nykommarane

title: nykommarane


text: excusandae

title: excusandae


text: excusandorum

title: excusandorum


text: excusandarum

title: excusandarum


text: excusandis

title: excusandis


text: excusandam

title: excusandam


text: excusandos

title: excusandos


text: excusandas

title: excusandas


text: excusande

title: excusande


text:
eximens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) removing, banishing

title: eximens


text:
exempturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to remove, banish

title: exempturus


text:
exemptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) removed, banished, exempted

title: exemptus


text:
eximendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be removed, banished

title: eximendus


text: eximentes

title: eximentes


text: eximentia

title: eximentia


text: eximentis

title: eximentis


text: eximentium

title: eximentium


text: eximenti

title: eximenti


text:
eximente

Adjective

 * 1) exempt

title: eximente


text: eximentibus

title: eximentibus


text: eximentem

title: eximentem


text: exemptura

title: exemptura


text: exempturum

title: exempturum


text: exempturi

title: exempturi


text: exempturae

title: exempturae


text: exempturorum

title: exempturorum


text: exempturarum

title: exempturarum


text: exempturo

title: exempturo


text: exempturis

title: exempturis


text: exempturam

title: exempturam


text: exempturos

title: exempturos


text: exempturas

title: exempturas


text: exempture

title: exempture


text: exemptum

title: exemptum


text: exempti

title: exempti


text: exemptae

title: exemptae


text: exemptorum

title: exemptorum


text: exemptarum

title: exemptarum


text: exempto

title: exempto


text: exemptis

title: exemptis


text: exemptam

title: exemptam


text: exemptos

title: exemptos


text: eximenda

title: eximenda


text: eximendum

title: eximendum


text: eximendi

title: eximendi


text: eximendae

title: eximendae


text: eximendorum

title: eximendorum


text: eximendarum

title: eximendarum


text: eximendo

title: eximendo


text: eximendis

title: eximendis


text: eximendam

title: eximendam


text: eximendos

title: eximendos


text: eximendas

title: eximendas


text: eximende

title: eximende


text: exercitatior

title: exercitatior


text: exercitatius

title: exercitatius


text: exercitatiores

title: exercitatiores


text: exercitatiora

title: exercitatiora


text: exercitatioris

title: exercitatioris


text: exercitatiorum

title: exercitatiorum


text: exercitatiori

title: exercitatiori


text: exercitatiorem

title: exercitatiorem


text: exercitatiore

title: exercitatiore


text: exercitatioribus

title: exercitatioribus


text: exercitatum

title: exercitatum


text: Template:User goh-4

title: Template:User goh-4


text:
exitiosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) destructive, pernicious, deadly

title: exitiosus


text: exitiosa

title: exitiosa


text: exitiosum

title: exitiosum


text: exitiosi

title: exitiosi


text: exitiosae

title: exitiosae


text: exitiosorum

title: exitiosorum


text: exitiosarum

title: exitiosarum


text: exitioso

title: exitioso


text: exitiosis

title: exitiosis


text: Category:User goh

title: Category:User goh


text: exitiosam

title: exitiosam


text: exitiosos

title: exitiosos


text: exitiosas

title: exitiosas


text: exitiose

title: exitiose


text:
くさび

Noun

 * 1)  a wedge

title: くさび


text: kusabi

title: kusabi


text: Category:User goh-1

title: Category:User goh-1


text: Category:User goh-2

title: Category:User goh-2


text:
ぎく

Noun

 * 1)  uneasiness

title: ぎく


text: giku

title: giku


text: Template:User osx-4

title: Template:User osx-4


text: きゅうじたい

title: きゅうじたい


text:
舊字體

Noun

 * 1) kyūjitai traditional form of Japanese kanji used before 1947

Noun

 * : kyūjitai traditional form of Japanese kanji used before 1947

title: 舊字體


text:
新字體

Noun

 * 1) shinjitai a form of Japanese kanji used after 1947

Noun

 * : shinjitai a form of Japanese kanji used after 1947

title: 新字體


text: Template:User osx-3

title: Template:User osx-3


text: Template:User osx-2

title: Template:User osx-2


text:
Autokannibalismus

Noun

 * 1) autocannibalism (the act of eating oneself)

title: Autokannibalismus


text: Template:User osx-1

title: Template:User osx-1


text: Category:User osx

title: Category:User osx


text: Category:User osx-1

title: Category:User osx-1


text: Category:User osx-2

title: Category:User osx-2


text:
User talk:Beta M

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title: User talk:Beta M


text:
User talk:FaktneviM

Registered: 09:27, 25 April 2011

--FaktneviM 13:30, 11 October 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:FaktneviM


text:
User:FaktneviM

Registered: 09:27, 25 April 2011

--FaktneviM 13:29, 11 October 2011 (UTC)

title: User:FaktneviM


text:
החזיר

Verb

 * 1)  to return, restore (a thing) (to a person or place)

Conjugation
or

title: החזיר


text:
קמפוס

Etymology
Ultimately from, via various European languages.

Noun

 * 1) A campus, a college or university campus.

title: קמפוס


text:
exorabilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) exorable, persuadable
 * 2) persuasive

title: exorabilis