text: obstupefeci

title: obstupefeci


text: obstupefecisti

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title: obstupefecisti


text: obstupefecit

title: obstupefecit


text: obstupefecimus

title: obstupefecimus


text: obstupefecistis

title: obstupefecistis


text: obstupefecerunt

title: obstupefecerunt


text: obstupefecero

title: obstupefecero


text: obstupefeceris

title: obstupefeceris


text: obstupefecerit

title: obstupefecerit


text: obstupefecerimus

title: obstupefecerimus


text: obstupefeceritis

title: obstupefeceritis


text: obstupefecerint

title: obstupefecerint


text: obstupefeceram

title: obstupefeceram


text: obstupefeceras

title: obstupefeceras


text: obstupefecerat

title: obstupefecerat


text: obstupefeceramus

title: obstupefeceramus


text: obstupefeceratis

title: obstupefeceratis


text:
montrofingro

Etymology
Compound of 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) index finger

title: montrofingro


text: obstupefecerant

title: obstupefecerant


text: obstupefio

title: obstupefio


text: obstupefis

title: obstupefis


text: obstupefit

title: obstupefit


text: obstupefimus

title: obstupefimus


text: obstupefitis

title: obstupefitis


text: obstupefiunt

title: obstupefiunt


text: obstupefiam

title: obstupefiam


text: obstupefies

title: obstupefies


text: obstupefiet

title: obstupefiet


text: obstupefiemus

title: obstupefiemus


text: obstupefietis

title: obstupefietis


text: obstupefient

title: obstupefient


text: obstupefiebam

title: obstupefiebam


text: obstupefiebas

title: obstupefiebas


text: obstupefiebat

title: obstupefiebat


text: obstupefiebamus

title: obstupefiebamus


text: obstupefiebatis

title: obstupefiebatis


text: obstupefiebant

title: obstupefiebant


text: obstupefacias

title: obstupefacias


text: obstupefaciat

title: obstupefaciat


text: obstupefaciamus

title: obstupefaciamus


text: obstupefaciatis

title: obstupefaciatis


text: obstupefaciant

title: obstupefaciant


text: obstupefacerem

title: obstupefacerem


text: obstupefaceres

title: obstupefaceres


text: obstupefaceret

title: obstupefaceret


text: obstupefaceremus

title: obstupefaceremus


text: obstupefaceretis

title: obstupefaceretis


text: obstupefacerent

title: obstupefacerent


text: obstupefecerim

title: obstupefecerim


text: obstupefecissem

title: obstupefecissem


text: obstupefecisses

title: obstupefecisses


text: obstupefecisset

title: obstupefecisset


text: obstupefecissemus

title: obstupefecissemus


text: obstupefecissetis

title: obstupefecissetis


text: obstupefecissent

title: obstupefecissent


text: obstupefias

title: obstupefias


text: obstupefiat

title: obstupefiat


text: obstupefiamus

title: obstupefiamus


text: obstupefiatis

title: obstupefiatis


text: obstupefiant

title: obstupefiant


text: obstupefierem

title: obstupefierem


text: obstupefieres

title: obstupefieres


text: obstupefieret

title: obstupefieret


text: obstupefieremus

title: obstupefieremus


text: obstupefieretis

title: obstupefieretis


text: obstupefierent

title: obstupefierent


text: obstupefac

title: obstupefac


text: obstupefacito

title: obstupefacito


text: obstupefacite

title: obstupefacite


text: obstupefacitote

title: obstupefacitote


text: Category:eo:Fingers

title: Category:eo:Fingers


text: obstupefaciunto

title: obstupefaciunto


text: obstupefi

title: obstupefi


text: obstupefito

title: obstupefito


text: obstupefite

title: obstupefite


text: obstupefitote

title: obstupefitote


text: obstupefacere

title: obstupefacere


text: obstupefecisse

title: obstupefecisse


text: obstupefieri

title: obstupefieri


text: montrofingroj

title: montrofingroj


text: montrofingron

title: montrofingron


text: montrofingrojn

title: montrofingrojn


text:
obstupefactus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) astonished, amazed, astounded, stupefied
 * 2) stunned, paralysed

title: obstupefactus


text: obstupefacta

title: obstupefacta


text: obstupefactum

title: obstupefactum


text: obstupefacti

title: obstupefacti


text: obstupefactae

title: obstupefactae


text: obstupefactorum

title: obstupefactorum


text: obstupefactarum

title: obstupefactarum


text: obstupefacto

title: obstupefacto


text: obstupefactis

title: obstupefactis


text: obstupefactam

title: obstupefactam


text: obstupefactos

title: obstupefactos


text: obstupefactas

title: obstupefactas


text: obstupefacte

title: obstupefacte


text:
mezfingro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) middle finger

title: mezfingro


text: mezfingroj

title: mezfingroj


text: mezfingron

title: mezfingron


text:
mì-fhàbharach

Adjective

 * 1) adverse

title: mì-fhàbharach


text: mezfingrojn

title: mezfingrojn


text:
ringofingro

Noun

 * 1) ring finger

title: ringofingro


text: ringofingroj

title: ringofingroj


text: ringofingron

title: ringofingron


text:
obtendo

Etymology
From. Compare.

Verb

 * 1) to stretch or spread before or over
 * 2) to envelop or conceal
 * 3) to allege

title: obtendo


text: ringofingrojn

title: ringofingrojn


text: obtendis

title: obtendis


text: obtendit

title: obtendit


text: obtendimus

title: obtendimus


text: obtenditis

title: obtenditis


text: obtendunt

title: obtendunt


text: obtendam

title: obtendam


text: obtendes

title: obtendes


text: obtendet

title: obtendet


text: obtendemus

title: obtendemus


text: obtendetis

title: obtendetis


text: obtendent

title: obtendent


text: obtendebam

title: obtendebam


text: obtendebas

title: obtendebas


text: obtendebat

title: obtendebat


text: obtendebamus

title: obtendebamus


text: obtendebatis

title: obtendebatis


text: obtendebant

title: obtendebant


text: obtendi

title: obtendi


text: obtendisti

title: obtendisti


text: Template:OrenBochman/snipets/hu-conj-ok-alt


text: obtendistis

title: obtendistis


text: obtenderunt

title: obtenderunt


text: obtendero

title: obtendero


text:
etfingro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) little finger, pinky

title: etfingro


text: obtenderis

title: obtenderis


text: obtenderit

title: obtenderit


text: obtenderimus

title: obtenderimus


text: obtenderitis

title: obtenderitis


text: obtenderint

title: obtenderint


text: obtenderam

title: obtenderam


text: obtenderas

title: obtenderas


text: obtenderat

title: obtenderat


text: obtenderamus

title: obtenderamus


text: obtenderatis

title: obtenderatis


text: obtenderant

title: obtenderant


text: obtendor

title: obtendor


text: obtenditur

title: obtenditur


text: obtendimur

title: obtendimur


text: obtendimini

title: obtendimini


text: obtenduntur

title: obtenduntur


text: obtendar

title: obtendar


text: obtendetur

title: obtendetur


text: obtendemur

title: obtendemur


text: obtendemini

title: obtendemini


text: obtendentur

title: obtendentur


text: obtendebar

title: obtendebar


text: obtendebaris

title: obtendebaris


text: obtendebatur

title: obtendebatur


text: obtendebamur

title: obtendebamur


text: obtendebamini

title: obtendebamini


text: obtendebantur

title: obtendebantur


text: obtendas

title: obtendas


text: obtendat

title: obtendat


text: obtendamus

title: obtendamus


text: obtendatis

title: obtendatis


text: obtendant

title: obtendant


text: obtenderem

title: obtenderem


text: obtenderes

title: obtenderes


text: obtenderet

title: obtenderet


text: obtenderemus

title: obtenderemus


text: obtenderetis

title: obtenderetis


text: obtenderent

title: obtenderent


text: obtenderim

title: obtenderim


text: obtendissem

title: obtendissem


text: obtendisses

title: obtendisses


text: obtendisset

title: obtendisset


text: obtendissemus

title: obtendissemus


text: obtendissetis

title: obtendissetis


text: obtendissent

title: obtendissent


text: obtendaris

title: obtendaris


text: obtendatur

title: obtendatur


text: obtendamur

title: obtendamur


text: obtendamini

title: obtendamini


text: obtendantur

title: obtendantur


text: obtenderer

title: obtenderer


text: obtendereris

title: obtendereris


text: obtenderetur

title: obtenderetur


text: obtenderemur

title: obtenderemur


text: obtenderemini

title: obtenderemini


text: obtenderentur

title: obtenderentur


text: obtende

title: obtende


text: obtendito

title: obtendito


text: obtendite

title: obtendite


text: obtenditote

title: obtenditote


text: obtendunto

title: obtendunto


text: obtendere

title: obtendere


text: obtenditor

title: obtenditor


text: obtenduntor

title: obtenduntor


text: obtendisse

title: obtendisse


text:
obtingo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to touch, strike
 * 2) to happen, befall, occur

title: obtingo


text: obtingis

title: obtingis


text: obtingit

title: obtingit


text: obtingimus

title: obtingimus


text: obtingitis

title: obtingitis


text: obtingunt

title: obtingunt


text: obtingam

title: obtingam


text: obtinges

title: obtinges


text: obtinget

title: obtinget


text: obtingemus

title: obtingemus


text: obtingetis

title: obtingetis


text: obtingent

title: obtingent


text: obtingebam

title: obtingebam


text: obtingebas

title: obtingebas


text: obtingebat

title: obtingebat


text: obtingebamus

title: obtingebamus


text: obtingebatis

title: obtingebatis


text: obtingebant

title: obtingebant


text: obtigi

title: obtigi


text: obtigisti

title: obtigisti


text: obtigit

title: obtigit


text: obtigimus

title: obtigimus


text: obtigistis

title: obtigistis


text: obtigerunt

title: obtigerunt


text: obtigero

title: obtigero


text: obtigeris

title: obtigeris


text: obtigerit

title: obtigerit


text: obtigerimus

title: obtigerimus


text: obtigeritis

title: obtigeritis


text: obtigerint

title: obtigerint


text: obtigeram

title: obtigeram


text: obtigeras

title: obtigeras


text: obtigerat

title: obtigerat


text: obtigeramus

title: obtigeramus


text: obtigeratis

title: obtigeratis


text: obtigerant

title: obtigerant


text: obtingas

title: obtingas


text: obtingat

title: obtingat


text: obtingamus

title: obtingamus


text: obtingatis

title: obtingatis


text: obtingant

title: obtingant


text: obtingerem

title: obtingerem


text: obtingeres

title: obtingeres


text: obtingeret

title: obtingeret


text: obtingeremus

title: obtingeremus


text: obtingeretis

title: obtingeretis


text: obtingerent

title: obtingerent


text: obtigerim

title: obtigerim


text: obtigissem

title: obtigissem


text: obtigisses

title: obtigisses


text: obtigisset

title: obtigisset


text: obtigissemus

title: obtigissemus


text: obtigissetis

title: obtigissetis


text: obtigissent

title: obtigissent


text: obtinge

title: obtinge


text: obtingito

title: obtingito


text: obtingite

title: obtingite


text: obtingitote

title: obtingitote


text: obtingunto

title: obtingunto


text: obtingere

title: obtingere


text: obtigisse

title: obtigisse


text:
obtenebro

Verb

 * 1) to darken
 * 2) to obscure

title: obtenebro


text: obtenebras

title: obtenebras


text: obtenebrat

title: obtenebrat


text: obtenebramus

title: obtenebramus


text: obtenebratis

title: obtenebratis


text: obtenebrant

title: obtenebrant


text: obtenebrabo

title: obtenebrabo


text: obtenebrabis

title: obtenebrabis


text: obtenebrabit

title: obtenebrabit


text: obtenebrabimus

title: obtenebrabimus


text: obtenebrabitis

title: obtenebrabitis


text: obtenebrabunt

title: obtenebrabunt


text: obtenebrabam

title: obtenebrabam


text: obtenebrabas

title: obtenebrabas


text: obtenebrabat

title: obtenebrabat


text: obtenebrabamus

title: obtenebrabamus


text: obtenebrabatis

title: obtenebrabatis


text: obtenebrabant

title: obtenebrabant


text: obtenebravi

title: obtenebravi


text: obtenebravisti

title: obtenebravisti


text: obtenebravit

title: obtenebravit


text: obtenebravimus

title: obtenebravimus


text: obtenebravistis

title: obtenebravistis


text: obtenebraverunt

title: obtenebraverunt


text: obtenebravero

title: obtenebravero


text: obtenebraveris

title: obtenebraveris


text: obtenebraverit

title: obtenebraverit


text: obtenebraverimus

title: obtenebraverimus


text: obtenebraveritis

title: obtenebraveritis


text: obtenebraverint

title: obtenebraverint


text: obtenebraveram

title: obtenebraveram


text: obtenebraveras

title: obtenebraveras


text: obtenebraverat

title: obtenebraverat


text: obtenebraveramus

title: obtenebraveramus


text: obtenebraveratis

title: obtenebraveratis


text: obtenebraverant

title: obtenebraverant


text: obtenebror

title: obtenebror


text: obtenebraris

title: obtenebraris


text: obtenebramur

title: obtenebramur


text: obtenebramini

title: obtenebramini


text: obtenebratur

title: obtenebratur


text: ábrázoló

title: ábrázoló


text: obtenebrantur

title: obtenebrantur


text: obtenebrabor

title: obtenebrabor


text: obtenebraberis

title: obtenebraberis


text: obtenebrabimur

title: obtenebrabimur


text: obtenebrabimini

title: obtenebrabimini


text: obtenebrabitur

title: obtenebrabitur


text: obtenebrabuntur

title: obtenebrabuntur


text: obtenebrabar

title: obtenebrabar


text: obtenebrabaris

title: obtenebrabaris


text: obtenebrabamur

title: obtenebrabamur


text: obtenebrabamini

title: obtenebrabamini


text: obtenebrabatur

title: obtenebrabatur


text: obtenebrabantur

title: obtenebrabantur


text: obtenebrem

title: obtenebrem


text: obtenebres

title: obtenebres


text: obtenebret

title: obtenebret


text: obtenebremus

title: obtenebremus


text: obtenebretis

title: obtenebretis


text: obtenebrent

title: obtenebrent


text: obtenebrarem

title: obtenebrarem


text: obtenebrares

title: obtenebrares


text: obtenebraret

title: obtenebraret


text: obtenebraremus

title: obtenebraremus


text: obtenebraretis

title: obtenebraretis


text: obtenebrarent

title: obtenebrarent


text: obtenebraverim

title: obtenebraverim


text: obtenebravissem

title: obtenebravissem


text: obtenebravisses

title: obtenebravisses


text: obtenebravisset

title: obtenebravisset


text: obtenebravissemus

title: obtenebravissemus


text: obtenebravissetis

title: obtenebravissetis


text: obtenebravissent

title: obtenebravissent


text: obtenebrer

title: obtenebrer


text: obtenebreris

title: obtenebreris


text: obtenebremur

title: obtenebremur


text: obtenebremini

title: obtenebremini


text: obtenebretur

title: obtenebretur


text: obtenebrentur

title: obtenebrentur


text: obtenebrarer

title: obtenebrarer


text: obtenebrareris

title: obtenebrareris


text: obtenebraremur

title: obtenebraremur


text: obtenebraremini

title: obtenebraremini


text: obtenebraretur

title: obtenebraretur


text: obtenebrarentur

title: obtenebrarentur


text: obtenebra

title: obtenebra


text: obtenebrato

title: obtenebrato


text: obtenebrate

title: obtenebrate


text: obtenebratote

title: obtenebratote


text: obtenebranto

title: obtenebranto


text: obtenebrare

title: obtenebrare


text: obtenebrator

title: obtenebrator


text: obtenebrantor

title: obtenebrantor


text: obtenebravisse

title: obtenebravisse


text: obtenebrari

title: obtenebrari


text:
obtinens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) having, possessing
 * 2) maintaining, persisting
 * 3) asserting
 * 4) obtaining
 * 5) prevailing

title: obtinens


text: obtinentes

title: obtinentes


text: obtinentia

title: obtinentia


text: obtinentis

title: obtinentis


text: obtinentium

title: obtinentium


text: obtinenti

title: obtinenti


text: obtinente

title: obtinente


text: obtinentibus

title: obtinentibus


text: obtinentem

title: obtinentem


text:
obtenebresco

Verb

 * 1) to darken

title: obtenebresco


text: obtenebrescis

title: obtenebrescis


text: obtenebrescit

title: obtenebrescit


text: obtenebrescimus

title: obtenebrescimus


text: obtenebrescitis

title: obtenebrescitis


text: obtenebrescunt

title: obtenebrescunt


text: obtenebrescam

title: obtenebrescam


text: obtenebresces

title: obtenebresces


text: obtenebrescet

title: obtenebrescet


text: obtenebrescemus

title: obtenebrescemus


text: obtenebrescetis

title: obtenebrescetis


text: obtenebrescent

title: obtenebrescent


text: obtenebrescebam

title: obtenebrescebam


text: obtenebrescebas

title: obtenebrescebas


text: obtenebrescebat

title: obtenebrescebat


text: obtenebrescebamus

title: obtenebrescebamus


text: obtenebrescebatis

title: obtenebrescebatis


text: obtenebrescebant

title: obtenebrescebant


text: obtenebrescas

title: obtenebrescas


text: obtenebrescat

title: obtenebrescat


text: obtenebrescamus

title: obtenebrescamus


text: obtenebrescatis

title: obtenebrescatis


text: obtenebrescant

title: obtenebrescant


text: obtenebrescerem

title: obtenebrescerem


text: obtenebresceres

title: obtenebresceres


text: obtenebresceret

title: obtenebresceret


text: obtenebresceremus

title: obtenebresceremus


text: obtenebresceretis

title: obtenebresceretis


text: obtenebrescerent

title: obtenebrescerent


text: obtenebresce

title: obtenebresce


text: obtenebrescito

title: obtenebrescito


text: obtenebrescite

title: obtenebrescite


text: obtenebrescitote

title: obtenebrescitote


text: obtenebrescunto

title: obtenebrescunto


text: obtenebrescere

title: obtenebrescere


text: occupastis

title: occupastis


text:
mì-fhaiceallach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) inattentive, incautious

title: mì-fhaiceallach


text:
octogenarius

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  eighty
 * 2) eighty-year-old

title: octogenarius


text: octogenaria

title: octogenaria


text: octogenarium

title: octogenarium


text: octogenarii

title: octogenarii


text: octogenariae

title: octogenariae


text: octogenariorum

title: octogenariorum


text: octogenariarum

title: octogenariarum


text:
octogenario

Adjective

 * 1) octogenarian

Noun

 * 1) octogenarian

title: octogenario


text:
mì-fhaiceallachd

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) inattention

title: mì-fhaiceallachd


text: octogenariis

title: octogenariis


text: octogenariam

title: octogenariam


text: octogenarios

title: octogenarios


text: octogenarias

title: octogenarias


text: octogenarie

title: octogenarie


text:
mì-fhaicill

Noun

 * 1) inattention
 * 2) carelessness

title: mì-fhaicill


text:
faiceall

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) care, caution, discretion

title: faiceall


text:
faiceallach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) careful, cautious, circumspect, wary, watchful
 * 2) particular, fastidious
 * 1) particular, fastidious

title: faiceallach


text: faicill

title: faicill


text:
olivetum

Noun

 * 1) olive grove

title: olivetum


text: olivetorum

title: olivetorum


text: olivetis

title: olivetis


text: arbetslöshetskassan

title: arbetslöshetskassan


text: arbetslöshetskassans

title: arbetslöshetskassans


text: arbetslöshetskassas

title: arbetslöshetskassas


text: arbetslöshetskassor

title: arbetslöshetskassor


text: arbetslöshetskassorna

title: arbetslöshetskassorna


text: arbetslöshetskassornas

title: arbetslöshetskassornas


text: arbetslöshetskassors

title: arbetslöshetskassors


text: arbetsområden

title: arbetsområden


text: arbetsområdena

title: arbetsområdena


text: arbetsområdenas

title: arbetsområdenas


text: arbetsområdens

title: arbetsområdens


text: arbetsområdes

title: arbetsområdes


text: arbetsområdets

title: arbetsområdets


text: arenan

title: arenan


text: arenornas

title: arenornas


text: arenors

title: arenors


text: arians

title: arians


text:
onycha

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  the operculum of kinds of strombus or muricid, smoked as an ingredient in the Mosaic incense and pre-modern medicine
 * 2)  The precious stone onyx.
 * 1)  The precious stone onyx.

Translations

 * Arabic: ظُفْر الطِيب
 * Armenian:
 * Middle Armenian: ազֆար ըլ տիպ, դիվու ըղունկ
 * Czech:
 * Danish:
 * Finnish: suitsutuskynsi, kotilonkuori
 * German: Riechschale, Räucherklaue
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: ὄνυξ
 * Hebrew: ,
 * Latin: unguis odoratus, blatta byzantina, blatta byzantia, opercula cochlearum, onycha
 * Swedish:

Etymology
From standing in the  30, 34, in the accusative, translating in the.

Noun

 * , the operculum of kinds of strombus or muricid, smoked ritually and medicinally

title: onycha


text: onychae

title: onychae


text: onycharum

title: onycharum


text: onychis

title: onychis


text: onycham

title: onycham


text: onychas

title: onychas


text:
onychinus

Noun

 * 1)  onyx

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1)  onyx marble
 * 2) onyx-marble-colored

title: onychinus


text: onychina

title: onychina


text: onychinum

title: onychinum


text: onychini

title: onychini


text: onychinae

title: onychinae


text: onychinorum

title: onychinorum


text: onychinarum

title: onychinarum


text: onychino

title: onychino


text: onychinis

title: onychinis


text: onychinam

title: onychinam


text: onychinos

title: onychinos


text: onychinas

title: onychinas


text: onychine

title: onychine


text: operatores

title: operatores


text: operatoris

title: operatoris


text: operatoribus

title: operatoribus


text: operatorem

title: operatorem


text:
operiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be covered, closed etc.

title: operiendus


text: operienda

title: operienda


text: operiendum

title: operiendum


text: operiendi

title: operiendi


text: operiendae

title: operiendae


text: operiendorum

title: operiendorum


text: operiendarum

title: operiendarum


text: operiendo

title: operiendo


text: operiendis

title: operiendis


text: operiendam

title: operiendam


text: operiendos

title: operiendos


text: operiendas

title: operiendas


text: operiende

title: operiende


text:
operiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) covering, closing etc.

title: operiens


text: operientes

title: operientes


text: operientia

title: operientia


text: operientis

title: operientis


text: operientium

title: operientium


text: operienti

title: operienti


text: operiente

title: operiente


text: operientibus

title: operientibus


text: operientem

title: operientem


text:
opertorium

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) covering

title: opertorium


text: opertoria

title: opertoria


text: opertorii

title: opertorii


text: opertoriorum

title: opertoriorum


text: opertorio

title: opertorio


text: opertoriis

title: opertoriis


text:
ophiomachus

Noun

 * 1) a kind of locust

title: ophiomachus


text: ophiomachi

title: ophiomachi


text: ophiomachorum

title: ophiomachorum


text: ophiomacho

title: ophiomacho


text: ophiomachis

title: ophiomachis


text: ophiomachum

title: ophiomachum


text: ophiomachos

title: ophiomachos


text: ophiomache

title: ophiomache


text:
opilio

Noun

 * 1) The snow crab.

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) daddy longlegs, harvestman

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) shepherd

title: opilio


text: opiliones

title: opiliones


text: opilionis

title: opilionis


text: opilionum

title: opilionum


text: opilioni

title: opilioni


text: opilionibus

title: opilionibus


text: opilionem

title: opilionem


text:
opilione

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) harvestman (arachnid of the order )

title: opilione


text: cat's cradles

title: cat's cradles


text: epistaxes

title: epistaxes


text:
garmur

Noun

 * 1) rag, tatter (tattered item of clothing, etc.)
 * 2) poor devil
 * 1) poor devil

title: garmur


text:
鳳蝶

Noun

 * 1) swallowtail butterfly

title: 鳳蝶


text: etfingroj

title: etfingroj


text: etfingron

title: etfingron


text: etfingrojn

title: etfingrojn


text:
malgranda fingro

Noun

 * 1) little finger, pinky
 * 2)  a small finger
 * 1)  a small finger

title: malgranda fingro


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm

Maelstrom is supposed to come from the Danish word, malstrøm, but there's no entry for it. Is this the correct spelling? Are there alternative spellings?

title: Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm


text: arior

title: arior


text: べんとう

title: べんとう


text: ariorna

title: ariorna


text: ariornas

title: ariornas


text: ariors

title: ariors


text: artbestämda

title: artbestämda


text: askades

title: askades


text: askats

title: askats


text: associationsordboken

title: associationsordboken


text: associationsordbokens

title: associationsordbokens


text: associationsordboks

title: associationsordboks


text: associationsordböcker

title: associationsordböcker


text: associationsordböckerna

title: associationsordböckerna


text: associationsordböckernas

title: associationsordböckernas


text: cosos

title: cosos


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm/reply

The spelling is correct, and I don't see any alternative spellings in Danish. DDO has the Dutch maalstroom as the etymological origin.


text:
sakazuki

Noun

 * 1) A Japanese cup for drinking saké.

title: sakazuki


text: Category:Appendices of works of fiction

title: Category:Appendices of works of fiction


text:
ちゅうぼく

Noun

 * 1)  faithful servant

title: ちゅうぼく


text: chūboku

title: chūboku


text:
olding

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (very) old man
 * 2) geriatric

Noun

 * 1) a (very) old person (especially man)
 * 2) geriatric

Noun

 * 1) a (very) old person (especially man)
 * 2) geriatric

title: olding


text: oldingen

title: oldingen


text: oldinge

title: oldinge


text: oldingene

title: oldingene


text: oldings

title: oldings


text: oldingens

title: oldingens


text: oldinges

title: oldinges


text: oldingenes

title: oldingenes


text: こうちけん

title: こうちけん


text: おねがいします

title: おねがいします


text: onegai shimasu

title: onegai shimasu


text:
scoscio

Noun

 * 1) precipice
 * 2) fall
 * 3) the splits

title: scoscio


text:
Appendix:Baltic Swadesh lists

List
ru:Приложение:Списки Сводеша для балтийских языков

title: Appendix:Baltic Swadesh lists


text:
えすあいたんいけい

Noun

 * 1)  The International System of Units, SI.

title: えすあいたんいけい


text: esuai tan'ikei

title: esuai tan'ikei


text:
scosciare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to dislocate the legs of (someone) at the hip
 * 2) to break or cut off the leg of (a cooked animal)
 * 3)  to break off (a tree branch) at its attachment point

title: scosciare


text:
scosciarsi

Verb

 * 1) to do the splits
 * 2) to flash expose the thighs when crossing the legs
 * 1) to flash expose the thighs when crossing the legs

title: scosciarsi


text: けいかい

title: けいかい


text: scosciando

title: scosciando


text: scosciante

title: scosciante


text: scosciato

title: scosciato


text: scosciati

title: scosciati


text: scosciata

title: scosciata


text: scosci

title: scosci


text: scoscia

title: scoscia


text: scosciamo

title: scosciamo


text: keikai

title: keikai


text: scosciate

title: scosciate


text: scosciano

title: scosciano


text: scosciavo

title: scosciavo


text: scosciavi

title: scosciavi


text: scosciava

title: scosciava


text: scosciavamo

title: scosciavamo


text: scosciavate

title: scosciavate


text: scosciavano

title: scosciavano


text: scosciai

title: scosciai


text: scosciasti

title: scosciasti


text: scosciò

title: scosciò


text: scosciammo

title: scosciammo


text: scosciaste

title: scosciaste


text: scosciarono

title: scosciarono


text: scoscerò

title: scoscerò


text: scoscerai

title: scoscerai


text: scoscerà

title: scoscerà


text: scosceremo

title: scosceremo


text: scoscerete

title: scoscerete


text: scosceranno

title: scosceranno


text: scoscerei

title: scoscerei


text: scosceresti

title: scosceresti


text: scoscerebbe

title: scoscerebbe


text: scosceremmo

title: scosceremmo


text: scoscereste

title: scoscereste


text: scoscerebbero

title: scoscerebbero


text: scoscino

title: scoscino


text: scosciassi

title: scosciassi


text: scosciasse

title: scosciasse


text: scosciassimo

title: scosciassimo


text: scosciassero

title: scosciassero


text: scosciarmi

title: scosciarmi


text: scosciarti

title: scosciarti


text: scosciarci

title: scosciarci


text: scosciarvi

title: scosciarvi


text: scosciandosi

title: scosciandosi


text: scosciandomi

title: scosciandomi


text: scosciandoti

title: scosciandoti


text: scosciandoci

title: scosciandoci


text: scosciandovi

title: scosciandovi


text: scosciamoci

title: scosciamoci


text: scosciatevi

title: scosciatevi


text:
hinduşka

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) turkey

title: hinduşka


text:
Alvina

Etymology
A feminine form of Alvin.

Translations

 * Finnish: Alviina
 * Latvian: Alvīna
 * Swedish: Alvina

title: Alvina


text:
Alvīna

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1864. Cognate with English Alvina.

title: Alvīna


text:
Alvīne

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1864. Variant of. Cognate with English Alvina.

title: Alvīne


text:
Airita

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1969. Diminutive form of.

title: Airita


text:
惜しむ

Verb

 * 1) be stingy, be frugal
 * 2) hold dear
 * 3) regret
 * 4) be reluctant

title: 惜しむ


text:
Aivita

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1969. Diminutive form of.

title: Aivita


text:
oppando

Verb

 * 1) to spread or stretch out

Conjugation

 * The supine and participles may also be oppassum etc.

title: oppando


text: oppandis

title: oppandis


text: oppandit

title: oppandit


text: oppandimus

title: oppandimus


text: oppanditis

title: oppanditis


text: oppandunt

title: oppandunt


text: oppandam

title: oppandam


text: oppandes

title: oppandes


text: oppandet

title: oppandet


text: oppandemus

title: oppandemus


text: oppandetis

title: oppandetis


text: oppandent

title: oppandent


text: oppandebam

title: oppandebam


text: oppandebas

title: oppandebas


text: oppandebat

title: oppandebat


text: oppandebamus

title: oppandebamus


text: oppandebatis

title: oppandebatis


text: oppandebant

title: oppandebant


text: oppandi

title: oppandi


text: oppandisti

title: oppandisti


text: oppandistis

title: oppandistis


text: oppanderunt

title: oppanderunt


text: oppandero

title: oppandero


text: oppanderis

title: oppanderis


text: oppanderit

title: oppanderit


text: oppanderimus

title: oppanderimus


text: oppanderitis

title: oppanderitis


text: oppanderint

title: oppanderint


text: oppanderam

title: oppanderam


text: oppanderas

title: oppanderas


text: oppanderat

title: oppanderat


text: oppanderamus

title: oppanderamus


text: oppanderatis

title: oppanderatis


text: oppanderant

title: oppanderant


text: oppandor

title: oppandor


text: oppanditur

title: oppanditur


text: oppandimur

title: oppandimur


text: oppandimini

title: oppandimini


text: oppanduntur

title: oppanduntur


text: oppandar

title: oppandar


text: oppandetur

title: oppandetur


text: oppandemur

title: oppandemur


text: oppandemini

title: oppandemini


text: oppandentur

title: oppandentur


text: oppandebar

title: oppandebar


text: oppandebaris

title: oppandebaris


text: 吝しむ

title: 吝しむ


text: oppandebatur

title: oppandebatur


text: oppandebamur

title: oppandebamur


text: oppandebamini

title: oppandebamini


text: oppandebantur

title: oppandebantur


text: oppandas

title: oppandas


text: oppandat

title: oppandat


text: oppandamus

title: oppandamus


text: oppandatis

title: oppandatis


text: oppandant

title: oppandant


text: oppanderem

title: oppanderem


text: oppanderes

title: oppanderes


text: oppanderet

title: oppanderet


text: oppanderemus

title: oppanderemus


text: oppanderetis

title: oppanderetis


text: oppanderent

title: oppanderent


text: oppanderim

title: oppanderim


text: oppandissem

title: oppandissem


text: oppandisses

title: oppandisses


text: oppandisset

title: oppandisset


text: oppandissemus

title: oppandissemus


text:
Arnita

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1969. Probably from the male given name, from.

title: Arnita


text: oppandissetis

title: oppandissetis


text: oppandissent

title: oppandissent


text: oppandaris

title: oppandaris


text: oppandatur

title: oppandatur


text: oppandamur

title: oppandamur


text: oppandamini

title: oppandamini


text: oppandantur

title: oppandantur


text: oppanderer

title: oppanderer


text: oppandereris

title: oppandereris


text: oppanderetur

title: oppanderetur


text: 愛しむ

title: 愛しむ


text: oppanderemur

title: oppanderemur


text: oppanderemini

title: oppanderemini


text: oppanderentur

title: oppanderentur


text: oppande

title: oppande


text: oppandito

title: oppandito


text: oppandite

title: oppandite


text: oppanditote

title: oppanditote


text: oppandunto

title: oppandunto


text: oppandere

title: oppandere


text: oppanditor

title: oppanditor


text: oppanduntor

title: oppanduntor


text: oppandisse

title: oppandisse


text:
Derya

Etymology
From.

title: Derya


text:
oppansus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) spread or stretched out

title: oppansus


text: oppansa

title: oppansa


text: oppansum

title: oppansum


text: oppansi

title: oppansi


text: oppansae

title: oppansae


text: oppansorum

title: oppansorum


text: oppansarum

title: oppansarum


text: oppanso

title: oppanso


text: oppansis

title: oppansis


text: oppansam

title: oppansam


text: oppansos

title: oppansos


text: oppansas

title: oppansas


text: oppanse

title: oppanse


text:
Egita

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians during 1925-1950. Uncertain origin, possibly related to the.

title: Egita


text: Ayça

title: Ayça


text:
Egija

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians during 1925-1950. Uncertain origin, possibly related to the.

title: Egija


text:
oppressurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to suppress etc.

title: oppressurus


text: oppressura

title: oppressura


text: oppressurum

title: oppressurum


text: oppressuri

title: oppressuri


text: oppressurae

title: oppressurae


text: oppressurorum

title: oppressurorum


text: oppressurarum

title: oppressurarum


text: oppressuro

title: oppressuro


text: oppressuris

title: oppressuris


text: oppressuram

title: oppressuram


text: oppressuros

title: oppressuros


text: oppressuras

title: oppressuras


text:
oppressure

Noun

 * 1)  oppression

title: oppressure


text:
opprimens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) suppressing etc.

title: opprimens


text: opprimentes

title: opprimentes


text: opprimentia

title: opprimentia


text: opprimentis

title: opprimentis


text: opprimentium

title: opprimentium


text: opprimentibus

title: opprimentibus


text: opprimentem

title: opprimentem


text:
Justīne

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1819. From, name of early saints, feminine of , derivative of , from. Cognate with French and English Justine.

title: Justīne


text:
opupa

Noun

 * 1) hoopoe
 * 2) pickaxe, crowbar
 * 3) mattock, hoe

title: opupa


text: opupae

title: opupae


text: opuparum

title: opuparum


text: opupis

title: opupis


text: opupam

title: opupam


text: opupas

title: opupas


text: orassent

title: orassent


text: orasset

title: orasset


text:
Template talk:pagename

Template:pagename
The magic word { {SUBPAGENAME} } covers all listed cases, making this template unnecessary. -- Prince Kassad 17:38, 24 February 2011 (UTC)
 * OK, delete. --Daniel. 17:42, 24 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete per both of you. Mglovesfun (talk) 18:03, 27 February 2011 (UTC)

deleted -- Prince Kassad 14:44, 1 March 2011 (UTC)
 * NB, has temporarily been restored until the server catches up. Will be re-deleted once fully unused. Mglovesfun (talk) 18:03, 3 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Template talk:pagename


text: てりやき

title: てりやき


text:
Judīte

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1650. From. Cognate with English Judith.

Proper noun

 * 1) Judith Biblical figure

title: Judīte


text:
Talk:deep sleep

Verifying sense of 'deep sleep'.

The quotations verify the sci-fi sense. 92.29.178.169 15:35, 9 March 2011 (UTC)

RFV
Rfv-sense: (fiction) Artificially induced hibernation in humans for the purpose of long-distance travel. Does WT:FICTION apply? This is presumably not the same as either an SoP sense or a medical sense. DCDuring TALK 04:07, 9 March 2011 (UTC)
 * I don't see why WT:FICTION would be a concern; the cites I'm finding are from very different, and very marginal, science fiction universes.--Prosfilaes 05:50, 9 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Cited; none of the universes bear any relation, and the last is at least nominally not fictional.--Prosfilaes 06:08, 9 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Looks good to me. DCDuring TALK 14:59, 9 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Passed. Note that a different sense is tagged RFD. - -sche (discuss) 04:18, 31 August 2011 (UTC)

deep sleep
sense: "State of sleep from which it is difficult to wake." ie sleep that is deep. There may be a missing technical medical sense. DCDuring TALK 04:05, 9 March 2011 (UTC)

 * I suspect deep SoPness. Despite entry 11 at deep (which I believe is superfluous); deep = profound Deep sleep = Profound sleep. Also, cf. He was deeply asleep. Or.. Later his sleep was even deeper, as the drug took effect. -- A LGRIF  talk 16:31, 11 March 2011 (UTC)

 * But if we keep deep sleep as in artificial hibernation, shouldn't we have an entry here for the most common use of the phrase? Otherwise people could look up deep sleep and be misled as to its meaning.--Prosfilaes 21:07, 11 March 2011 (UTC)
 * We've been using for that purpose in many idiomatic entries. Do you think it is adequate? DCDuring TALK  22:40, 11 March 2011 (UTC)
 * That would work, yes.--Prosfilaes 23:23, 11 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Cool, I didn't know we did that. DAVilla 05:36, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * A tip o' the hat to msh210 for that. DCDuring TALK 09:57, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

deleted -- Liliana • 16:41, 5 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:deep sleep


text: ornatura

title: ornatura


text: ornaturum

title: ornaturum


text: ornaturi

title: ornaturi


text: ornaturae

title: ornaturae


text: ornaturorum

title: ornaturorum


text: ornaturarum

title: ornaturarum


text: ornaturo

title: ornaturo


text: ornaturis

title: ornaturis


text: ornaturam

title: ornaturam


text: ornaturos

title: ornaturos


text: ornaturas

title: ornaturas


text:
ornature

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  decoration; ornamentation

title: ornature


text: eisei

title: eisei


text:
ortygometra

Noun

 * 1) quail (especially the leader of such a flock)

title: ortygometra


text: ortygometrae

title: ortygometrae


text: ortygometrarum

title: ortygometrarum


text: ortygometris

title: ortygometris


text: ortygometram

title: ortygometram


text: ortygometras

title: ortygometras


text:
Talk:react

Definitions
Definitions are weak, or even very weak. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:44, 9 March 2011 (UTC)

be in opposition
To act in opposition to somebody or something: children reacting against their parents --Backinstadiums (talk) 17:19, 26 September 2020 (UTC)

Of share prices: to fall after they have risen
This definition is in Jonathon Green's Newspeak (1984), with the opposite (rising prices) being, but it's hard to cite convincingly because the general sense (to respond in some way, whether up or down) is also used. I did find this:

 * 2005, R. W. McNeel, Beating the Stock Market (page 78)
 * If one does not use a stop order, the chances are that he will not put in his selling order at all at such a time. If prices react he will continue to hope for a rally, instead of selling and grasping what profits he has left.

Equinox ◑ 17:11, 12 March 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:react


text: shingōki

title: shingōki


text:
しんごうき

Noun

 * 1)  a traffic light
 * 2)  a signal flag

title: しんごうき


text:
malström

Etymology
, from and presumably from the verb. Same as Old Danish malestrøm, Danish, German , English , originally from. Alternatively the first compound is from, through 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a maelstrom

title: malström


text:
User talk:Ben Herzog

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Babel
Please indicate what languages you speak by using a BabelBox. Thanks! --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 06:24, 26 July 2012 (UTC)
 * ✅--Ben Herzog (talk) 07:41, 26 July 2012 (UTC)

 * Why br-5? Does that mean you speak the language better than a native speaker? Chuck Entz (talk) 07:56, 26 July 2012 (UTC)
 * It means that he speaks it on a "professional" level, I believe. --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 07:57, 26 July 2012 (UTC)
 * That's it. Look at there :  . --Ben Herzog (talk) 08:13, 26 July 2012 (UTC)

Demat (again)!
I would also like to welcome you to the English Wiktionary!

Metaknowledge told me you have been active recently in adding Breton words, and I see you've added a couple of items in Cornish and Frankish. We recently started a project to focus on revitalization and other lesser-spoken languages at WT:LDL (it is still very basic), so it's really exciting to see your work.

Although I'm new to Wiktionary, I would like to offer to be a mentor if you are interested (mentoring program). Just let me know :)

I have two questions about a word you worked on: know. The main form is the plural, which is very unusual. Usually, we use the singular as the base form. Also, the definition is "nuts," which can have many meanings in English. It appears that this is the food, so I would like to suggest this: nuts; hard-shelled seeds.

On English Wiktionary, we create language pages, but I don't see language pages for Breton, Cornish or Frankish. I do not know if you are interested in creating them, but they should be at:

 * WT:About Breton
 * WT:About Cornish
 * WT:About Frankish

For comparison, you can see WT:About English and WT:About French.

If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to ask here or on my talk page :) --BB12 (talk) 00:03, 29 July 2012 (UTC)

 * know is not a plural but a collective. It is very usual in Breton for fruits, trees, little animals like insects. On that base form one can add the "suffix" -enn to form the singulative, eg kraoñ (br : nuts) > kraoñenn (br : nut), kelien (br : bees) > kelienenn (br : bee). It is an other way to think :) --Ben Herzog (talk) 08:15, 29 July 2012 (UTC)

 * Is that the default case, or should a label such as "collective noun" or "non-count noun" be added? (This is the sort of information that needs to be on the about page....) --BB12 (talk) 19:46, 29 July 2012 (UTC)

 * You are right. This information (collective) is allready in some pages as merien. --Ben Herzog (talk) 05:30, 30 July 2012 (UTC)
 * Maybe this can be fixed by improving . Are you interested? --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 05:34, 30 July 2012 (UTC)

 * I looked at . I don't see how to improve it. There are Breton nouns with singular and plural forms (by the way -où is not the only regular suffix for plural), nouns with collective and singulative forms, some singulative forms can have a plural form different from the collective form, some nouns have a dual and a plural form (parts of the body). --Ben Herzog (talk) 05:10, 31 July 2012 (UTC)

 * Everything can be incorporated into the template. See, for example . --BB12 (talk) 05:17, 31 July 2012 (UTC)

 * OK. --Ben Herzog (talk) 05:36, 31 July 2012 (UTC)
 * If you explain all the possible forms to me, I can put them in for you. --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 14:21, 31 July 2012 (UTC)

 * Thank you ! Here they are :
 * singular
 * plural (derived from a singular or a singulative, there can be several plural forms)
 * dual (derived from a singular, parts of the body, e.g. singular : "dorn" (hand), dual : "daouarn" (two hands of the same person), plural : "dornioù" (hands))
 * collective
 * singulative (derived from a collective by adding the suffix -enn)
 * --Ben Herzog (talk) 08:57, 1 August 2012 (UTC)
 * I added it all to . Please see Template:br-noun/doc for how to use it. If there is anything you want changed, or that is incorrect, or that for any reason should be fixed, just tell me and I will fix it. --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 01:33, 2 August 2012 (UTC)
 * It seems ok. I used it and fixed dorn, daouarn and dornioù. How can we specify in the article daouarn that daouarnoù and daouarnioù (pairs of hands) are plural forms of it ? Should we create a template ? --Ben Herzog (talk) 11:54, 2 August 2012 (UTC)
 * Created! See . --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 16:25, 2 August 2012 (UTC)
 * Thank you again. I used it for daouarn. One more thing : for the collectives, how can we have the same result as in merien and merienenn ? --Ben Herzog (talk) 06:00, 3 August 2012 (UTC)
 * I'm sorry, I don't understand. Can you explain? --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 06:02, 3 August 2012 (UTC)
 * I found it for the singulative form : . --Ben Herzog (talk) 04:03, 4 August 2012 (UTC)
 * So you want me to make ? --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 04:41, 4 August 2012 (UTC)
 * No, since the collective is a base form. I was wondering whether we can show that the noun is a collective using or  . --Ben Herzog (talk) 10:19, 4 August 2012 (UTC)
 * ✅. That can now be shown by putting in is=c. Please check that it works, and feel free to ask for any other features. --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 17:43, 4 August 2012 (UTC)
 * I made some changes and used the templates in mez and mezenn. Thank you. --Ben Herzog (talk) 03:59, 5 August 2012 (UTC)

title: User talk:Ben Herzog


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm/reply (2)

My source SAOB also says Dutch maalstroom is the origin. See the new Swedish entry malström.


text: keikōtō

title: keikōtō


text:
osculans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) kissing

title: osculans


text: osculantes

title: osculantes


text: osculantia

title: osculantia


text: osculantis

title: osculantis


text: osculantium

title: osculantium


text: osculanti

title: osculanti


text: osculante

title: osculante


text: osculantibus

title: osculantibus


text: osculantem

title: osculantem


text:
ostiolum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * : small door

Descendants

 * (through *ostitulum)
 * (through *ostitulum)
 * (through *ostitulum)
 * (through *ostitulum)
 * (through *ostitulum)
 * (through *ostitulum)
 * (through *ostitulum)

title: ostiolum


text: ostiola

title: ostiola


text: ostioli

title: ostioli


text: ostiolorum

title: ostiolorum


text: ostiolo

title: ostiolo


text: ostiolis

title: ostiolis


text:
Francland

Etymology
From 🇰🇲. Compare 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1) the land of the Franks; France

title: Francland


text: papulae

title: papulae


text: papularum

title: papularum


text: papulis

title: papulis


text: papulam

title: papulam


text: papulas

title: papulas


text: ほそい

title: ほそい


text: hosoi

title: hosoi


text:
papyrio

Etymology 1
From, a variant of.

Noun

 * 1) papyrus marsh

title: papyrio


text:
Francrice

Etymology
From 🇰🇲. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1) the kingdom of the Franks; France

title: Francrice


text: papyriones

title: papyriones


text: papyrionis

title: papyrionis


text: papyrionum

title: papyrionum


text: papyrioni

title: papyrioni


text: papyrionibus

title: papyrionibus


text: papyrionem

title: papyrionem


text: papyrione

title: papyrione


text:
cneatas

Noun

 * 1) knitting

title: cneatas


text: paralysium

title: paralysium


text: paralysi

title: paralysi


text: paralysibus

title: paralysibus


text: paralysem

title: paralysem


text: paralysim

title: paralysim


text: paralysin

title: paralysin


text:
ubhthoradh

Etymology
, a.

Noun

 * 1) eggplant

title: ubhthoradh


text: まずしい

title: まずしい


text:
pariens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) bearing, giving birth
 * 2) spawning
 * 3) acquiring

Noun

 * 1) * Graffiti at Pompeii, quoted in Texting Rome: Graffiti as Speech-Act and Cultural Discourse, page 8:
 * ADMIROR O PARIENS TE NON CECIDISSE RVINIS QVI TOT SCRIPTORVM TAEDIA SVSTINEAS
 * I am amazed, O wall, that you have not fallen in ruins, you who support the tediousness of so many writers. ― translation from the same source
 * I am amazed, O wall, that you have not fallen in ruins, you who support the tediousness of so many writers. ― translation from the same source

title: pariens


text: parientia

title: parientia


text: parientis

title: parientis


text: parientium

title: parientium


text: parienti

title: parienti


text: parientibus

title: parientibus


text: parientem

title: parientem


text: paritura

title: paritura


text: pariturum

title: pariturum


text: parituri

title: parituri


text: pariturae

title: pariturae


text: pariturorum

title: pariturorum


text: pariturarum

title: pariturarum


text: parituro

title: parituro


text: parituris

title: parituris


text: parituram

title: parituram


text: parituros

title: parituros


text: parituras

title: parituras


text: pariture

title: pariture


text:
裕福

Adjective

 * 1) rich, prosperous

Noun

 * 1) prosperity

title: 裕福


text:
participans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) partaking
 * 2) participating
 * 3) sharing
 * 4) imparting

title: participans


text: participantia

title: participantia


text: participantis

title: participantis


text: participantium

title: participantium


text: participanti

title: participanti


text: participantibus

title: participantibus


text: participantem

title: participantem


text:
particulatim

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) piecemeal
 * 2) singly
 * 3) severally

title: particulatim


text:
parvipendo

Verb

 * 1) to slight (pay little attention to)

title: parvipendo


text: parvipendis

title: parvipendis


text: parvipendit

title: parvipendit


text: parvipendimus

title: parvipendimus


text: parvipenditis

title: parvipenditis


text: parvipendunt

title: parvipendunt


text: parvipendam

title: parvipendam


text: parvipendes

title: parvipendes


text: parvipendet

title: parvipendet


text: parvipendemus

title: parvipendemus


text: parvipendetis

title: parvipendetis


text: parvipendent

title: parvipendent


text: parvipendebam

title: parvipendebam


text: parvipendebas

title: parvipendebas


text: parvipendebat

title: parvipendebat


text: parvipendebamus

title: parvipendebamus


text: parvipendebatis

title: parvipendebatis


text: parvipendebant

title: parvipendebant


text: parvipendi

title: parvipendi


text: parvipendisti

title: parvipendisti


text: parvipendistis

title: parvipendistis


text: parvipenderunt

title: parvipenderunt


text: parvipendero

title: parvipendero


text: parvipenderis

title: parvipenderis


text: parvipenderit

title: parvipenderit


text: parvipenderimus

title: parvipenderimus


text: parvipenderitis

title: parvipenderitis


text: parvipenderint

title: parvipenderint


text: parvipenderam

title: parvipenderam


text: parvipenderas

title: parvipenderas


text: parvipenderat

title: parvipenderat


text: parvipenderamus

title: parvipenderamus


text: parvipenderatis

title: parvipenderatis


text:
Anatol

Etymology
, from.

Etymology 1
, from.

title: Anatol


text: parvipenderant

title: parvipenderant


text: parvipendor

title: parvipendor


text: parvipenditur

title: parvipenditur


text: parvipendimur

title: parvipendimur


text: parvipendimini

title: parvipendimini


text: parvipenduntur

title: parvipenduntur


text: parvipendar

title: parvipendar


text: parvipendetur

title: parvipendetur


text: parvipendemur

title: parvipendemur


text: parvipendemini

title: parvipendemini


text: parvipendentur

title: parvipendentur


text: parvipendebar

title: parvipendebar


text: parvipendebaris

title: parvipendebaris


text: parvipendebatur

title: parvipendebatur


text: parvipendebamur

title: parvipendebamur


text: parvipendebamini

title: parvipendebamini


text: parvipendebantur

title: parvipendebantur


text: parvipendas

title: parvipendas


text: parvipendat

title: parvipendat


text: parvipendamus

title: parvipendamus


text: parvipendatis

title: parvipendatis


text: parvipendant

title: parvipendant


text: parvipenderem

title: parvipenderem


text: parvipenderes

title: parvipenderes


text: parvipenderet

title: parvipenderet


text: parvipenderemus

title: parvipenderemus


text: parvipenderetis

title: parvipenderetis


text: parvipenderent

title: parvipenderent


text: parvipenderim

title: parvipenderim


text: parvipendissem

title: parvipendissem


text: parvipendisses

title: parvipendisses


text: parvipendisset

title: parvipendisset


text: parvipendissemus

title: parvipendissemus


text: parvipendissetis

title: parvipendissetis


text: parvipendissent

title: parvipendissent


text: parvipendaris

title: parvipendaris


text: parvipendatur

title: parvipendatur


text: parvipendamur

title: parvipendamur


text: parvipendamini

title: parvipendamini


text: parvipendantur

title: parvipendantur


text: parvipenderer

title: parvipenderer


text: parvipendereris

title: parvipendereris


text: parvipenderetur

title: parvipenderetur


text: parvipenderemur

title: parvipenderemur


text: parvipenderemini

title: parvipenderemini


text: parvipenderentur

title: parvipenderentur


text: parvipende

title: parvipende


text: parvipendito

title: parvipendito


text: parvipendite

title: parvipendite


text: parvipenditote

title: parvipenditote


text: parvipendunto

title: parvipendunto


text: parvipendere

title: parvipendere


text: parvipenditor

title: parvipenditor


text: parvipenduntor

title: parvipenduntor


text: parvipendisse

title: parvipendisse


text:
parvipendens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) slighting

title: parvipendens


text: parvipendentes

title: parvipendentes


text: parvipendentia

title: parvipendentia


text: parvipendentis

title: parvipendentis


text: parvipendentium

title: parvipendentium


text: parvipendenti

title: parvipendenti


text: parvipendente

title: parvipendente


text: parvipendentibus

title: parvipendentibus


text: parvipendentem

title: parvipendentem


text:
Frankland

Etymology
From, from , equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1) The land or realm of the Franks
 * 2)  France
 * 1)  France

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Frankland is the 37341st most common surname in the United States, belonging to 597 individuals. Frankland is most common among White (93.47%) individuals.

title: Frankland


text: tsuku

title: tsuku


text:
pascualis

Adjective

 * 1) pasturing, grazing

title: pascualis


text: pascuale

title: pascuale


text: pascuales

title: pascuales


text: pascualia

title: pascualia


text: pascualium

title: pascualium


text: pascuali

title: pascuali


text: pascualibus

title: pascualibus


text: pascualem

title: pascualem


text: Frank-land

title: Frank-land


text: Category:French terms prefixed with kilo-


text: pastoforium

title: pastoforium


text:
pastophorium

Noun

 * 1) A small chapel in a temple containing an image of a god.

Noun

 * 1) A small chapel in a temple containing an image of a god.

title: pastophorium


text: pastoforia

title: pastoforia


text: pastoforii

title: pastoforii


text: pastoforiorum

title: pastoforiorum


text: pastoforio

title: pastoforio


text: pastoforiis

title: pastoforiis


text: pastophoria

title: pastophoria


text: pastophorii

title: pastophorii


text: pastophoriorum

title: pastophoriorum


text: pastophorio

title: pastophorio


text: pastophoriis

title: pastophoriis


text:
bior-fighe

Noun

 * 1) knitting needle

title: bior-fighe


text:
pastoralis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  shepherd; pastoral

title: pastoralis


text:
dealg-stocainn

Noun

 * 1) knitting needle

title: dealg-stocainn


text: pastoralia

title: pastoralia


text: pastoralium

title: pastoralium


text: pastoralibus

title: pastoralibus


text: pastoralem

title: pastoralem


text:
ちゅうねん

Noun

 * 1)  a person's middle age, midlife

title: ちゅうねん


text: patrarat

title: patrarat


text: chūnen

title: chūnen


text:
patrius

Etymology
Derived from.

Adjective

 * 1) father's, fatherly, paternal
 * 2) hereditary; ancestral

title: patrius


text: patrium

title: patrium


text: patrii

title: patrii


text: patriorum

title: patriorum


text: patrios

title: patrios


text: supōtsu

title: supōtsu


text:
co-ymmyrkey sauchey

Noun

 * 1) safe conduct

title: co-ymmyrkey sauchey


text:
pauculus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * : very few or little

title: pauculus


text: paucula

title: paucula


text: pauculum

title: pauculum


text: pauculi

title: pauculi


text: pauculae

title: pauculae


text: pauculorum

title: pauculorum


text: paucularum

title: paucularum


text: pauculo

title: pauculo


text: pauculis

title: pauculis


text: pauculam

title: pauculam


text: pauculos

title: pauculos


text: pauculas

title: pauculas


text: paucule

title: paucule


text: paventes

title: paventes


text: paventia

title: paventia


text: paventis

title: paventis


text: paventium

title: paventium


text: pavente

title: pavente


text: paventibus

title: paventibus


text: paventem

title: paventem


text: くらべる

title: くらべる


text: kuraberu

title: kuraberu


text:
Talk:turn to stone

turn to stone
Three senses. turn + to + stone. DCDuring TALK * Holiday Greetings! 01:59, 7 January 2010 (UTC)
 * I see nothing here worth keeping. Mglovesfun (talk) 06:08, 7 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Yeah, delete, SoP. — msh210 ℠ 18:30, 7 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Delete as per discussion. Tooironic 22:07, 7 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Delete. No controversy here. I spoke too soon. No opinion. —Internoob (Disc.•Cont.) 23:59, 7 January 2010 (UTC) 04:47, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * I assume that the sense of turn used in the proposed-for-deletion sense "turn to stone--To metamorphosise into stone" is "turn--to become" with the example sentence "The leaves turn brown in autumn". However, the sentence that documents "to turn" in that sense, just quoted, does not use the preposition "to". Should not the entry "turn" first get expanded with the missing senses before this gets deleted?
 * The sense "turn to stone--To become completely still, not moving" is clearly figurative and thus idiomatic, documented by "The lions would creep up on their prey, but turn to stone when the prey looked in their direction".
 * shows almost no dictionaries, though.
 * A similarly structured phrase, one whose usage I need documented somewhere for confident understanding and use, even if in an appendix, is "turn to ashes". --Dan Polansky 10:38, 8 January 2010 (UTC)

 * What is idiomatic is the figurative sense of "stone". MZajac's notion of collocation documentation may perhaps begin with some predicates of this form. I think the best start is an Appendix, wherever the content may ultimately reside. BTW, "turn to" in this sense doesn't seem to be considered a phrasal verb. DCDuring TALK 11:06, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Are you saying that we are missing a sense in the "stone" entry? What would the definition read, and how would it combine with "turn to "?
 * I am not saying that "turn to" is a phrasal verb, but "turn brown" and "turn to ashes" are two distinct grammatical contructions, and both should be documented in "turn" entry, not only the first construction.--Dan Polansky 11:17, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Well, you can't say turn to rock, turn to concrete for the third sense can you? Or change to stone, become stone. Yes Keep third sense (moving to rfd-sense times three). Mglovesfun (talk) 11:21, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Websters 1913 had a figurative sense for stone. No OneLook dictionary follows them. What is more important is the proper handling of complements at turn. DCDuring TALK 12:18, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
 * The complements are not really all that complicated. "Turn" + adj or "Turn" + "to" + noun. In both cases the meaning is "become". DCDuring TALK 12:25, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
 * At the very least, one can turn to jelly. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:27, 8 January 2010 (UTC)
 * To our current "(transitive) To become : The leaves turn brown in autumn ; When I asked him for the money, he turned nasty" I've now added "(intransitive) To become : Midas made everything turn to gold ; He turned into a monster every full moon". — msh210 ℠ 18:47, 8 January 2010 (UTC)

 * I am experimenting with the CGEL-recommended modifier and coordination tests for phrases. (See and #ABO system below.) In this case, I can find citations for "turn to solid/cold/icy/hard stone". Thus, it does not seem to form a set phrase. This kind of test would be a sufficient test of idiomaticity. That is, if a phrase did not admit modification (or coordination), then it should be included as a set phrase. Failure to meet the test puts a term on weak ground, but does not per se exclude it. DCDuring TALK 20:29, 8 January 2010 (UTC)

 * To Msh: I have made the sense you have added to "turn" more specific, by defining it as "To fundamentally change; to metamorphose." Revert me or adjust the def if it is actually too specific or needs any other adjustment or as you see fit.
 * On a marginal note, the first sense of "turn--to be come" is translated into Czech typically using the prefix "z-" indicating a change of state, while the other sense seems to be a change in substance rather than in state and is translated into Czech as "proměnit": "Midas proměnil všechno ve zlato." -- "Midas made everything turn to gold." --Dan Polansky 09:33, 9 January 2010 (UTC)

 * If we choose to delete this, then we first need to consider the following citation:
 * 2008, V. C. Andrews, Delia's Heart
 * I felt his absence too deeply and saw the sorrow on all of their faces. My heart turned to stone in my chest.
 * This is clearly an idiomatic expression, but if we choose to delete turn to stone:, then we are missing either a sense of stone: or a sense of turn: (to). --EncycloPetey 23:31, 9 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Deleted definitions one and two, per EP yes we're trying to find another definition of stone to make this into a sum of parts case. That's probably a good indication that this should be kept. Mglovesfun (talk) 08:40, 15 January 2010 (UTC)
 * A quick look at COCA reveals that the following terms showing figurative use with forms of turn to:: stone, ice, gold, ash, ashes, water, jelly, shit. They are used with "become" and "is" as well. This is clearly just making meaning out of words. We can as well put in every attestable collocation of verb and noun as keep this if only one or the other is slightly uncommon or figurative. DCDuring TALK 09:38, 15 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Then it sounds like we ought to be concentrating on rewriting turn: (to), and not worry about stone:. This is a sense of the verb that means "to acquire certain properites of X" in either a real and physical way or in a figurative way. --EncycloPetey 05:29, 17 January 2010 (UTC)
 * I agree with that, which is why I would delete. This is no way to document all the abuse for what happens to the heart, which can be cold, sink, skip a beat, grow three times larger, etc. etc. etc. DAVilla 12:28, 22 December 2010 (UTC)
 * The problem with this is that as long as there's no sense of turn to which covers this, this simply cannot be sum of parts. -- Prince Kassad 10:51, 27 January 2011 (UTC)

 * See turn to. DCDuring TALK 21:00, 3 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Deleted.--Jusjih 00:04, 3 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:turn to stone


text: 較べる

title: 較べる


text: 競べる

title: 競べる


text: tāipán

title: tāipán


text:
User talk:Yair rand/uncategorized language sections/C

Any chance of removing all the  stuff? Mglovesfun (talk) 17:49, 9 March 2011 (UTC)


text:
-do

Etymology
. The regular outcomes of *dʰ in Latin are /f/ word-initially (cf. ) and /d/ otherwise (cf. ).

The derivatives of are not always easy to distinguish from those of  <.

Verb

 * 1) to put

Etymology 1
Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

title: -do


text:
cataphor

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  Semicoma.
 * 2)  Somnolence marked by periods of partial consciousness.

title: cataphor


text:
semicoma

Noun

 * 1) A mild coma.

title: semicoma


text:
odnawialny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) renewable

title: odnawialny


text:
co-ymmyrkey

Noun

 * 1) convection
 * 2) aegis
 * 1) aegis

title: co-ymmyrkey


text: värbs

title: värbs


text:
ekologiczny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ecological

title: ekologiczny


text:
misbid

Etymology
From the fusion of to mistreat; equivalent to and, from , equivalent to.

Pronunciation

Verb

 * 1)  To injure; mistreat.
 * 2)  To insult; offend.
 * 3)  To make an incorrect offer or bid.
 * 4)  To bid incorrectly; bid higher or lower than actual.
 * 1)  To bid incorrectly; bid higher or lower than actual.

Noun

 * 1) An incorrect bid or offer.

title: misbid


text:
hiro

Etymology
Likely cognate with 🇨🇬

Verb

 * 1) to care or be concerned about something.

Noun

 * 1) movement; motion
 * 2) jerk
 * 3) fidget, restlessness

title: hiro


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hezōz

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hezōz


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hezōi

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hezōi


text:
himil

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  heavens, sky visible sky
 * 2) * c. 1100 , :
 * "odt"

- Inthemo himilze stont thaz gestêine. beithe groz ande cleine. Minnere ande merre. also an themo himile that gestirne.

 * 1)  heaven divine abode; type of afterlife
 * 2) * c. 1100 , :
 * "odt"

- Ther uerus pacificus, the ther mit sinemo dootha dissoluit inimicitias inter deum et hominem, her hauet uore gegarewet sinen holden eynan disk thar ze himole.

 * 1) * c. 1100 , :
 * "odt"

- Miletus, ein biscof uns saget uan sancta Marien, there maget That se uerscêithe in themo anderen jare that zo himile was geuaren unse herre And[e] bi monte oliueti blíue thar unse herr[e] zo themo himile stige

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) heaven, sky, ceiling

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) heaven, sky
 * is bocan skinan hedro fon himiles tunglun
 * His beeches were shining serenely at the stars in the sky (Heliand, verse 600)

title: himil


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm/reply (3)

Thanks.


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm/reply (4)

The Online Etymology Dictionary gives the Dutch spelling as maelstrom, rather than maalstroom. Do we have any Dutch editors around here?


text:
ginatha

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

Noun

 * 1) mercy, grace

Etymology
From, from , from , see also 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) mercy

title: ginatha


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm/reply (5)

Maalstroom is the modern Dutch spelling. aa often used to be spelled ae a few hundred years ago, but that's not done anymore except in some old names. The word maalstroom itself probably comes from malen (to grind) + stroom (stream).


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm/reply (6)

Dutch Wikipedia has an article named maalstroom, but none named maelstroom.


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm/reply (7)

Maelstrom has, "derived from the Dutch maelstrom, modern spelling maalstroom", citing The Merriam-Webster new book of word histories.


text:
autoreferential

Adjective

 * 1) Self-referential.

title: autoreferential


text:
dithiolate

Noun

 * 1)  Any salt or derivative of a dithiol

title: dithiolate


text:
epizoodic

Etymology
Influenced by variant pronunciation. Compare.

Noun

 * , in the sense a particular disease (as opposed to an outbreak of disease).

title: epizoodic


text:
Talk:尺八

Needs Mandarin
Needs Mandarin (they call this "chiba"). 71.66.97.228 19:52, 9 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:尺八


text:
Citations:eigenchannel

 * 2011 Martyna Polok et al, "Evaluation of conduction eigenchannels of an adatom probed by an STM tip" arXiv
 * Ballistic conductance through a single atom adsorbed on a metallic surface and probed by a scanning tunneling microscope (STM) tip can be decomposed into eigenchannel contributions, which can be potentially obtained from shot noise measurements

title: Citations:eigenchannel


text:
anangeon

Etymology
From, from , neuter of.

The spelling of this word with -ng- is unexpected. The Latin word first appears in ' annotations of 's , printed in 1516, in which ἀναγκαῖον is glossed as Anagkeon in the text and Anangeon in the index. The latter spelling is likely an error that was introduced by the compiler of the index and copied by later authors.

Noun

 * 1)  A justification of an action by necessity.

title: anangeon


text:
magnetoresponsive

Adjective

 * 1)  Displaying a response that is dependent upon the strength of an applied magnetic field

title: magnetoresponsive


text:
metaplectic

Adjective

 * 1)  Describing a specific form of symplectic group.

title: metaplectic


text:
orthochronous

Adjective

 * 1)  Describing any Lorentz transformation or Galilean transformation which preserves the direction of time

Translations

 * Finnish: ortokroninen
 * German: orthochron
 * Polish: ortoczasowy

title: orthochronous


text:
silnie

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) strongly

title: silnie


text:
brending

Etymology
From, , equivalent to. Probably influenced in form by the past participle, , or from.

Noun

 * 1)  The act of burning; burning.

title: brending


text: birnan

title: birnan


text: обетованные

title: обетованные


text: schoolboy errors

title: schoolboy errors


text:
User talk:66.25.154.46

Vietnamese
Please write only in English (apart from example sentences and citations). Mglovesfun (talk) 22:04, 9 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:66.25.154.46


text:
Talk:as of

Polish translation
I removed the following

* Polish: (począwszy) od (czegoś)

Anyone know how this should be formatted? Mglovesfun (talk) 22:09, 9 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Corrected. Maro 20:05, 19 February 2012 (UTC)

as from
as from/of 12 May --Backinstadiums (talk) 15:45, 17 August 2020 (UTC)

A drink, as of water, served cold.
Non idiomatic sense --Backinstadiums (talk) 08:46, 23 August 2020 (UTC)

ON
The phrase frequently signifies the effective date of a document, as when the document is backdated, postdated, or signed by various people at different times . Often it is inferior to on. --Backinstadiums (talk) 17:44, 2 August 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:as of


text:
tussenruimte

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an intervening space, interstice, space, gap

title: tussenruimte


text: tussenruimtes

title: tussenruimtes


text: greverne

title: greverne


text: grevers

title: grevers


text: grevernes

title: grevernes


text:
Template talk:drug

Template:drug
Not a context. Plus bad title, drug in the UK and maybe other Anglophone places always means illegal mind-altering substance, not "medication". Mglovesfun (talk) 16:26, 7 December 2009 (UTC)

 * Could it be a redirect to ? --Bequw → ¢ • τ 14:04, 8 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Probably, it's only used an about 30 pages so we could check manually that doesn't appear twice. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:28, 8 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I dispute that drug "always means illegal mind-altering substance", even in the UK in the population at large. In the US I don't think "Food and Drug Administration" is a misnomer. But that does not necessarily mean that should stay. Perhaps it could redirect to . "Medicine" seems too unspecific. Would "" be a better context than "pharmacology"? DCDuring TALK 15:56, 8 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Maybe not "always" but it's my first thought when anyone says drugs, unless it's US music or TV. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:41, 9 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I am rather surprised that it is your first thought, and I suppose that to be atypical for the UK. Kaixinguo 22:42, 18 March 2010 (UTC)
 * From the above discussion, it should be clear that "drug" does not have a clear, specific, unambiguous meaning. since it can mean many different things, it is a poor choice for a context template name. --EncycloPetey 02:15, 10 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Delete (thought I'd be bold, so to speak). Mglovesfun (talk) 20:57, 20 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Redirect to . Razorflame 20:12, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Keep this sense-level template and apply to all pharmaceuticals. "medicine" is not a good label for this template either.
 * This is a sense-level semantic category of significant potential use in improving the quality of such definitions. Categories are not an adequate substitute for sense-level templates. DCDuring TALK 01:13, 26 January 2010 (UTC)

Delete This is not a restricted-use label. Not only pharmacologists or doctors talk about aspirin, morphine, and cough syrup. —Michael Z. 2010-03-23 23:22 z

In the following entries. —Michael Z. 2010-03-29 21:57 z

 * 1) alprazolam
 * 2) amikacin
 * 3) amlodipine
 * 4) atabrine
 * 5) chloroquine
 * 6) clopidogrel
 * 7) cordiaminum
 * 8) diclofenac
 * 9) efavirenz
 * 10) epoetin
 * 11) lumefantrine
 * 12) maraviroc
 * 13) mefloquine
 * 14) metformin
 * 15) misoprostol
 * 16) modafinil
 * 17) pancuronium
 * 18) prasugrel
 * 19) psychostimulant
 * 20) quinacrine
 * 21) rimonabant
 * 22) torcetrapib
 * 23) 地西泮

 * Orphaned. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:40, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

Strong delete per Mzajac ("Many context label templates also place an entry into a relevant category, but they must not be used merely for categorization", says ELE). DCDuring's right that this "is a sense-level semantic category", but even sense-level categories are categories, and ELE applies. Note that the vast majority, if not all, of our categories for entries are sense-level. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:40, 2 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Important note, on his talk page DCDuring confirmed that he wants to keep these sort of labels to allow for cleanup, that is as each entry is cleaned up the label can be removed. So now that template is orphaned we can safely delete it. Deleted. Oh and I'll let DCDuring explain in his own words, assuming he wants to. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:51, 27 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Template talk:drug


text: anstataŭaĵoj

title: anstataŭaĵoj


text: anstataŭaĵon

title: anstataŭaĵon


text: anstataŭaĵojn

title: anstataŭaĵojn


text: apudaj

title: apudaj


text: apudan

title: apudan


text: apudajn

title: apudajn


text: Category:Tagal Murut nouns

title: Category:Tagal Murut nouns


text: Category:Tagal Murut language

title: Category:Tagal Murut language


text: eksterlandoj

title: eksterlandoj


text: eksterlandon

title: eksterlandon


text: eksterlandojn

title: eksterlandojn


text: eksterlandanoj

title: eksterlandanoj


text: eksterlandanon

title: eksterlandanon


text: eksterlandanojn

title: eksterlandanojn


text:
хомоген

Adjective

 * 1) homogeneous

Adjective

 * 1) homogeneous

title: хомоген


text: vaatje

title: vaatje


text:
kardinaliteit

Noun

 * 1) cardinality

title: kardinaliteit


text:
seir

Etymology
From (Bradley), from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 sin³, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  liver

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) heel

Mutation
Like, this term lenited with , spelled ph or f, instead of the typical , in this case due to its descent from Proto-Celtic sɸ-.

title: seir


text:
奈落

Etymology
Transliteration of.

Noun

 * 1)  the hell realm.

Etymology
From.

First cited to a text from 985.

Noun

 * 1)   hell
 * 2)  falling into hell
 * 3)  the absolute bottom, the last straw, the worst that something can become
 * 4)   a theater basement, a trap cellar (under the stage)
 * 5)   bottomless pit; an invisible place below the playable area that usually kills the game characters falling into it
 * 1)   bottomless pit; an invisible place below the playable area that usually kills the game characters falling into it

title: 奈落


text:
Talk:sisterfucker

As of 3/9/11 "sisterfucker (plural sisterfuckers) 1.(India, vulgar, offensive) A member of an upper caste, particularly a Brahmin." is the defination. Selfevidetnly its vandalism. I am not a member, but i am requesting appropriate article or deletion

"(India, vulgar, offensive) A member of an upper caste, particularly a Brahmin." Ultimateria 03:39, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * The three citations now given seem to verify its existence, but not this sense in particular. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:19, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * I added a definition to match the quotations. That definition is cited, the original definition is not. - -sche (discuss) 02:27, 18 March 2011 (UTC)

 * RFV failed, sense deleted as unverified. At least we got some good cites for the word in general out of it. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 10:02, 21 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:sisterfucker


text:
cìochag

Noun

 * 1)  valve

title: cìochag


text: Category:nl:Latin letter names

title: Category:nl:Latin letter names


text: Шолохов

title: Шолохов


text:
cìochag-thràghad

Etymology
From +, genitive singular of  (from ).

Noun

 * 1) sea anemone, a group of water-dwelling, predatory animals of the biological taxonomic order .

title: cìochag-thràghad


text:
User talk:74.99.245.144

megapondulous
Please do not add protologisms. "Megapondulous" gets no Google hits at all for me, leading me to believe that it is one. All definitions need to meet the WT:CFI. If you have any wuestions, please don't hesitate to ask me on my talk page or ask the WT:ID. —Internoob (Disc•Cont) 04:46, 10 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:74.99.245.144


text:
کلام

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) speech; word; utterance; talk
 * 2)  scholastic theology;
 * 1)  scholastic theology;
 * 1)  scholastic theology;

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) speech
 * 2) word
 * 3) discourse

title: کلام


text:
duilleagach

Etymology
From. .

Adjective

 * 1) leafy, abounding in leaves, having foliage
 * 2) in folds, as a door

title: duilleagach


text:
pìob-chòmhla

Noun

 * 1)  valve

title: pìob-chòmhla


text:
deocan

Noun

 * 1)  valve

title: deocan


text:
deocan-dearga

Noun

 * 1)  red clover

title: deocan-dearga


text: raikuu

title: raikuu


text:
duille-dorais

Noun

 * 1) leaf

title: duille-dorais


text: yīshēng

title: yīshēng


text:
còmhla-lùthaidh

Noun

 * 1) folding door

title: còmhla-lùthaidh


text:
dor-dhuille

Noun

 * 1) folding door
 * 2) leaf

title: dor-dhuille


text:
doras lèabagach

Noun

 * 1) folding door

title: doras lèabagach


text: doras-lùdhaidh

title: doras-lùdhaidh


text:
doras-lùdhainn

Noun

 * 1) folding door

title: doras-lùdhainn


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/malstrøm/reply (8)

OK, that makes more sense. See discussion regarding the Faroese word malstreymur, possibly the original version.


text:
mì-mhol

Verb

 * 1) disparage, dispraise

title: mì-mhol


text:
mì-mholadh

Noun

 * 1) disparagement
 * 1) disparagement

title: mì-mholadh


text: associationsordböckers

title: associationsordböckers


text: attributens

title: attributens


text: attributets

title: attributets


text: attributs

title: attributs


text: aulans

title: aulans


text: aulor

title: aulor


text: aulorna

title: aulorna


text: aulornas

title: aulornas


text: aulors

title: aulors


text: autopilotens

title: autopilotens


text:
autopiloter

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fly (something) solo

title: autopiloter


text: autopiloterna

title: autopiloterna


text: autopiloternas

title: autopiloternas


text: autopiloters

title: autopiloters


text: avbrutet

title: avbrutet


text: avbrutna

title: avbrutna


text: avbrutne

title: avbrutne


text: avhållet

title: avhållet


text: avhållna

title: avhållna


text: avhållne

title: avhållne


text: avkodad

title: avkodad


text: avkodade

title: avkodade


text: avkodades

title: avkodades


text: avkodande

title: avkodande


text: avkodar

title: avkodar


text: avkodaren

title: avkodaren


text: avkodarens

title: avkodarens


text: avkodares

title: avkodares


text: avkodarna

title: avkodarna


text: avkodarnas

title: avkodarnas


text: avkodas

title: avkodas


text: avkodat

title: avkodat


text: avkodats

title: avkodats


text: avkommans

title: avkommans


text: avkommas

title: avkommas


text: avkommor

title: avkommor


text: avkommorna

title: avkommorna


text: avkommornas

title: avkommornas


text: avkommors

title: avkommors


text: avledande

title: avledande


text: avledas

title: avledas


text: avledd

title: avledd


text: avledde

title: avledde


text: avleddes

title: avleddes


text: avleder

title: avleder


text: avledes

title: avledes


text: avleds

title: avleds


text: avlett

title: avlett


text: avletts

title: avletts


text: avlösta

title: avlösta


text: avresta

title: avresta


text: avsatta

title: avsatta


text: avskrivet

title: avskrivet


text: avskrivna

title: avskrivna


text: avskrivne

title: avskrivne


text: avstod

title: avstod


text: avstods

title: avstods


text: avstående

title: avstående


text: avstås

title: avstås


text: avstått

title: avstått


text: avståtts

title: avståtts


text: avtaget

title: avtaget


text: avtagna

title: avtagna


text: avtagne

title: avtagne


text: avterminologiseringen

title: avterminologiseringen


text: avterminologiseringens

title: avterminologiseringens


text: avterminologiserings

title: avterminologiserings


text: axelmakten

title: axelmakten


text: axelmaktens

title: axelmaktens


text: axelmakter

title: axelmakter


text: axelmakternas

title: axelmakternas


text: axelmakters

title: axelmakters


text: axelmakts

title: axelmakts


text: bakgrundsfärgen

title: bakgrundsfärgen


text: bakgrundsfärgens

title: bakgrundsfärgens


text: bakgrundsfärger

title: bakgrundsfärger


text: bakgrundsfärgerna

title: bakgrundsfärgerna


text: bakgrundsfärgernas

title: bakgrundsfärgernas


text: bakgrundsfärgers

title: bakgrundsfärgers


text: bakgrundsfärgs

title: bakgrundsfärgs


text:
Gehege

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) enclosure (fenced-in area for keeping animals)

title: Gehege


text:
skräp

Noun

 * 1) trash, junk, litter, (of the kind you might clean away) debris
 * 2) debris (that might get in your eye)

Usage notes
Corresponds pretty well to things that might get called or  rather than  in (US) English. Food waste material is usually.

title: skräp


text:
mì-mhodh

Noun

 * 1) bad manners, disorderly conduct, impertinence, misbehaviour, rudeness

title: mì-mhodh


text:
mì-mhodhail

Adjective

 * 1) discourteous, impertinent, impolite, unmannerly

title: mì-mhodhail


text:
mì-chèillidh

Adjective

 * 1) absonant, foolish, insane, unwise

title: mì-chèillidh


text:
mì-chèillidheachd

Noun

 * 1) irrationality

title: mì-chèillidheachd


text: ödad

title: ödad


text: ödades

title: ödades


text: ödats

title: ödats


text: ödesgudinnan

title: ödesgudinnan


text: ödesgudinnans

title: ödesgudinnans


text: ödesgudinnas

title: ödesgudinnas


text: ödesgudinnor

title: ödesgudinnor


text: ödesgudinnorna

title: ödesgudinnorna


text: ödesgudinnornas

title: ödesgudinnornas


text: ödesgudinnors

title: ödesgudinnors


text: ödlans

title: ödlans


text: ödlas

title: ödlas


text: ödlor

title: ödlor


text: ödlorna

title: ödlorna


text: ödlornas

title: ödlornas


text: ödlors

title: ödlors


text: öet

title: öet


text: öets

title: öets


text: öglan

title: öglan


text: öglas

title: öglas


text: öglor

title: öglor


text: öglornas

title: öglornas


text: öglors

title: öglors


text: ögonhålan

title: ögonhålan


text: ögonhålans

title: ögonhålans


text: ögonhålas

title: ögonhålas


text: ögonhålor

title: ögonhålor


text: ögonhålorna

title: ögonhålorna


text: ögonhålornas

title: ögonhålornas


text: ögonhålors

title: ögonhålors


text:
öna

Verb

 * 1)  to give birth to, yean

title: öna


text: önas

title: önas


text: öppnad

title: öppnad


text: öppnande

title: öppnande


text: örlogsskolan

title: örlogsskolan


text: örlogsskolans

title: örlogsskolans


text: örlogsskolas

title: örlogsskolas


text: örlogsskolor

title: örlogsskolor


text: örlogsskolorna

title: örlogsskolorna


text: örlogsskolornas

title: örlogsskolornas


text: örlogsskolors

title: örlogsskolors


text: östgötskan

title: östgötskan


text: östgötskans

title: östgötskans


text: östgötskas

title: östgötskas


text: östkyrkan

title: östkyrkan


text: östkyrkans

title: östkyrkans


text: östkyrkas

title: östkyrkas


text: östkyrkor

title: östkyrkor


text: östkyrkorna

title: östkyrkorna


text: östkyrkornas

title: östkyrkornas


text: östkyrkors

title: östkyrkors


text: övergivs

title: övergivs


text: överlät

title: överlät


text: överläts

title: överläts


text:
cèillidh

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) wise
 * 2) sober, steady, sedate
 * 3) prudent, discreet

title: cèillidh


text: överlåt

title: överlåt


text: överlåtande

title: överlåtande


text: överlåtas

title: överlåtas


text: överlåten

title: överlåten


text: överlåter

title: överlåter


text: överlåtes

title: överlåtes


text: överlåtits

title: överlåtits


text: överlåts

title: överlåts


text: överskriften

title: överskriften


text: överskriftens

title: överskriftens


text: överskrifter

title: överskrifter


text: överskrifterna

title: överskrifterna


text: överskrifternas

title: överskrifternas


text: överskrifters

title: överskrifters


text: överskrifts

title: överskrifts


text: överstökade

title: överstökade


text: överstökat

title: överstökat


text: översättningsordboken

title: översättningsordboken


text: översättningsordbokens

title: översättningsordbokens


text: översättningsordboks

title: översättningsordboks


text: översättningsordböcker

title: översättningsordböcker


text: översättningsordböckerna

title: översättningsordböckerna


text: översättningsordböckernas

title: översättningsordböckernas


text: översättningsordböckers

title: översättningsordböckers


text: övertalad

title: övertalad


text: övertalade

title: övertalade


text: övertalades

title: övertalades


text: övertalande

title: övertalande


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eu-cèillidh

Adjective

 * 1) mad, insane
 * 2) foolish, giddy, thoughtless

title: eu-cèillidh


text: övertalar

title: övertalar


text: övertalas

title: övertalas


text: övertalat

title: övertalat


text: övertalats

title: övertalats


text: övervakad

title: övervakad


text: övervakade

title: övervakade


text: övervakades

title: övervakades


text: övervakande

title: övervakande


text: övervakar

title: övervakar


text: övervakas

title: övervakas


text: övervakat

title: övervakat


text: övervakats

title: övervakats


text: övervakningens

title: övervakningens


text: övervaknings

title: övervaknings


text: övervakningskameran

title: övervakningskameran


text: övervakningskamerans

title: övervakningskamerans


text: övervakningskameras

title: övervakningskameras


text: övervakningskameror

title: övervakningskameror


text: toll lines

title: toll lines


text: övervakningskamerorna

title: övervakningskamerorna


text: övervakningskamerornas

title: övervakningskamerornas


text: övervakningskamerors

title: övervakningskamerors


text: övervakningsmyndigheten

title: övervakningsmyndigheten


text: övervakningsmyndighetens

title: övervakningsmyndighetens


text: övervakningsmyndigheter

title: övervakningsmyndigheter


text: övervakningsmyndigheterna

title: övervakningsmyndigheterna


text: övervakningsmyndigheternas

title: övervakningsmyndigheternas


text: övervakningsmyndigheters

title: övervakningsmyndigheters


text: övervakningsmyndighets

title: övervakningsmyndighets


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title: bandaget


text: bandagets

title: bandagets


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text:
malstrøm

Etymology
From an archaic spelling, from , probably from earlier (modern 🇨🇬). Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Pronunciation

 * or

Noun

 * 1) maelstrom

Etymology
From early modern.

Noun

 * 1) a maelstrom, vortex, whirlpool, dangerous tidal current

title: malstrøm


text: malstrømmen

title: malstrømmen


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title: malstrømme


text: malstrømmene

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text:
User:Dan Polansky/Use-mention distinction

In Wiktionary, the use-mention distinction is used in the criteria for inclusion. Wiktionary's criteria for inclusion require of all quotations that serve for attestation that they use the word to be attested rather than mentioning it. By means of example, the sentence "cat is a noun" mentions the word cat, while the sentence "there was a cat across the street" uses the word cat. To use a word, a sentence typically requires the receiver (listener or reader) to already know the used meaning of the word or to look it up in a dictionary in order for the receiver to understand the sentence. By contrast, the sentence "gato is a Spanish word" can be wholly understood even without the knowledge of the meaning of the word gato. Definitions of a word found in dictionaries count not as uses but rather as mentions of the word. For a further example, "We arrived at London at six" is a use of the word London.


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text: turkey slaps

title: turkey slaps


text:
mì-fhearantas

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) emasculation

title: mì-fhearantas


text: ferontas

title: ferontas


text: peccasset

title: peccasset


text: peccassent

title: peccassent


text:
ferannus

Etymology

 * for the first element see 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) landed property or the possession of such

title: ferannus


text:
översvämma

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to flood

title: översvämma


text:
peculium

Etymology
Borrowed from. See.

Noun

 * 1)  The savings of a son or a slave, with the father's or master's consent; a little property or stock of one's own.
 * 2) A special fund for private and personal uses.

Etymology
From, via an unattested adjective *pecūlis "belonging to one's livestock/property, own".

Noun

 * 1) private property (originally in the form of cattle, but later in the form of savings)

Usage notes
Often used in Ancient Rome to refer to the payment a teaching slave would occasionally collect from his students.

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text: peculii

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text:
peculio

Etymology
, from a root.

Noun

 * 1)  livestock
 * 2)  herd
 * 3)  a small fortune whose management (but not property) is conceded by the head of household to a son or servant
 * 4)  savings
 * 1)  a small fortune whose management (but not property) is conceded by the head of household to a son or servant
 * 2)  savings

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬, which was inherited.

Noun

 * 1) savings, scraps, nest egg

title: peculio


text: peculiis

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text: Category:Old Irish terms suffixed with -us


text:
pedisequus

Etymology
From and the root of.

Adjective

 * 1) That follows on foot

Noun

 * 1) page, male attendant, lackey

title: pedisequus


text:
pedisequa

Noun

 * 1) (female) attendant
 * 2) handmaiden

title: pedisequa


text: pedisequae

title: pedisequae


text: pedisequarum

title: pedisequarum


text: pedisequis

title: pedisequis


text: pedisequam

title: pedisequam


text: pedisequas

title: pedisequas


text: pedisequum

title: pedisequum


text: pedisequi

title: pedisequi


text: pedisequorum

title: pedisequorum


text: pedisequo

title: pedisequo


text: pedisequos

title: pedisequos


text: pediseque

title: pediseque


text:
Category talk:English terms first attested in Shakespeare

Dubious
Note that this is not “Words which are first attested in Shakespeare”, which may have existed earlier in speech, but words plausibly created by Shakespeare.

That's awfully dubious, how can anyone tell if Shakespeare created the word or if it already existed but was first attested in his works? Mglovesfun (talk) 10:06, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Yeah, especially now that the category has explicitly been renamed to "English terms first attested in Shakespeare", I'm going to remove that. --BDD (talk) 15:53, 25 August 2017 (UTC)

RFM discussion: October 2010–May 2017

 * See Category talk:Words from Shakespeare.


text: peierarit

title: peierarit


text:
pelicatus

Noun

 * 1) cohabitation with a concubine, concubinage

title: pelicatus


text: pelicatui

title: pelicatui


text: pelicatum

title: pelicatum


text: pelicatu

title: pelicatu


text: pelicatuum

title: pelicatuum


text: pelicatibus

title: pelicatibus


text: penetrarat

title: penetrarat


text:
pensitatio

Noun

 * 1) payment
 * 2) compensation, recompense

title: pensitatio


text: pensitationes

title: pensitationes


text: pensitationis

title: pensitationis


text: pensitationum

title: pensitationum


text: pensitationi

title: pensitationi


text: pensitationibus

title: pensitationibus


text: pensitationem

title: pensitationem


text: pensitatione

title: pensitatione


text:
teething ring

Noun

 * 1) An object designed for a baby or toddler to chew during the teething stage

Synonyms

 * teether

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Hijazi Arabic: عَضَّاضة
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 牙齿咬环
 * Finnish:
 * Italian: massaggiagengive
 * Russian: зубное кольцо́
 * Spanish:

title: teething ring


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pentecontarcus

Noun

 * 1) pentecontarch (commander of a platoon of fifty men)

title: pentecontarcus


text: pentecontarci

title: pentecontarci


text: pentecontarcorum

title: pentecontarcorum


text: pentecontarco

title: pentecontarco


text: pentecontarcis

title: pentecontarcis


text: pentecontarcum

title: pentecontarcum


text: pentecontarcos

title: pentecontarcos


text: pentecontarce

title: pentecontarce


text:
perambulans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) roaming, touring, perambulating

title: perambulans


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title: perambulantes


text: perambulantia

title: perambulantia


text: perambulantis

title: perambulantis


text: perambulantium

title: perambulantium


text: perambulanti

title: perambulanti


text: perambulante

title: perambulante


text: perambulantibus

title: perambulantibus


text: perambulantem

title: perambulantem


text: perambulassent

title: perambulassent


text: perambulasset

title: perambulasset


text:
staging area

Noun

 * 1) A place to gather in preparation.
 * The outpost near the border was used as a staging area for the army's invasion.

title: staging area


text:
perambulaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to roam, tour or perambulate

title: perambulaturus


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title: perambulatura


text: perambulaturum

title: perambulaturum


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title: perambulaturi


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title: perambulaturae


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title: perambulaturorum


text: perambulaturarum

title: perambulaturarum


text: perambulaturo

title: perambulaturo


text: perambulaturis

title: perambulaturis


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title: perambulaturam


text: perambulaturos

title: perambulaturos


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title: perambulaturas


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title: perambulature