text:
សាលាក្តី

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) courthouse

title: សាលាក្តី


text:
សាលាក្រុង

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) city hall

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

title: សាលាក្រុង


text:
សាលាខេត្ត

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) provincial governor's office

title: សាលាខេត្ត


text:
សាលាឃុំ

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) township hall

title: សាលាឃុំ


text:
Citations:unmake

 * 1) Intransitive use: ?to come apart
 * 2) *2009, Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall, Fourth Estate 2010, p. 375:
 * "the king's mind is poisoned, and this family's fortune is unmaking before your eyes."

title: Citations:unmake


text:
displeasant

Etymology
From, present participle of.

Adjective

 * 1)  Unpleasant, disagreeable.

title: displeasant


text:
co-veaghagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) coexistent

title: co-veaghagh


text:
competiție

Etymology
,, from.

Noun

 * 1) competition

title: competiție


text:
ediție

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) edition

title: ediție


text:
descripție

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) description

title: descripție


text:
relație

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) relation
 * 2) relationship

title: relație


text: toimenpiteitä

title: toimenpiteitä


text: poikkeuksellisia

title: poikkeuksellisia


text: poikkeukselliset

title: poikkeukselliset


text:
◌̌

Etymology
Obtained by rotating the : (ˆ) 180°.

Diacritical mark

 * 1)  generally marking palatalisation
 * 2)  marking palatalisation when written atop a ; marking palatalisation of the preceding consonant when written atop
 * 3)  marking partial palatalisation in the case of the postalveolar consonants, full palatalisation in the case of the palatal consonants, and — when written atop ě (arising from the historical confusion of the now-obsolete :, which  transcribes, with the iotated : ) — variously, palatalisation of the preceding consonant, , or idiosyncratically  =
 * 4)  indicating the  third tone in
 * 5)  indicating a  tone in the transliteration of  and the International Phonetic Alphabet
 * 1)  indicating the  third tone in
 * 2)  indicating a  tone in the transliteration of  and the International Phonetic Alphabet

Diacritical mark

 * 1),  →  (not ),
 * 2),  →  (not ),
 * 3),  →  (not ),
 * , →  (not ),
 * 1),  →  (not ),
 * 2),  →  (not ),
 * 3),  →  (not ),
 * , →  (not ),
 * 1),  →  (not ),
 * 2),  →  (not ),
 * 3),  →  (not ),
 * , →  (not ),
 * 1),  →  (not ),
 * 2),  →  (not ),
 * 3),  →  (not ),
 * , →  (not ),
 * , →  (not ),
 * , →  (not ),
 * , →  (not ),
 * , →  (not ),

Usage notes
Letters with háček are considered as separate letters with different names, and listed in the alphabet after the same letters without macron (i.e., č after c, š after s, and ž after z), and also in alphabetized lists (e.g., in dictionaries), like letters with cedilla (ģ, ķ, ļ, ņ), and unlike letters with macrons (ā, ē, ī, ū), which are treated, for alphabetizing purposes, as the same as letters without macrons.

Diacritical mark

 * , ǎ,, ě, , ǐ, , ǒ, , ǔ, , ǚ
 * , ǎ,, ě, , ǐ, , ǒ, , ǔ, , ǚ

Usage notes

 * The native Slovak term for this diacritic is.


text:
co-veaghey

Noun

 * 1) coexistence
 * 1) coexistence

title: co-veaghey


text:
επενδύτης

Noun

 * 1)  coat, overcoat, cloak

title: επενδύτης


text:
co-niem

Verb

 * 1) to connect

title: co-niem


text:
co-niemmit

Adjective

 * 1) connected

title: co-niemmit


text:
co-niemmey craue

Noun

 * 1)  ankylosis

title: co-niemmey craue


text:
ˆ

Symbol

 * 1)  a falling floating tone.
 * 2)  a peaking (rising–falling) tone.
 * a high peaking tone.
 * 1)  the compound tone (tone 2 a.k.a.  grave accent) in Swedish and Norwegian.

Usage notes
The mark is placed before the word or syllable that bears the tone. This use of the symbol has effectively been replaced by and tone diacritics.

Illustrated in the 1921 IPA guide. It is one of several ad hoc symbols that have been used, as the IPA has no single symbol to mark this tone.

Letter

 * 1) mid glottalized tone.

Letter

 * 1) high checked (glottalized) tone.

title: ˆ


text:
Talk:quaerendus

quærendus
Can quærendus be added as an alternate form? 71.66.97.228 06:39, 13 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:quaerendus


text:
ឧបាយកល

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) trick, ruse, stratagem

title: ឧបាយកល


text: ratkaistaan

title: ratkaistaan


text:
បាយ

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) rice (cooked rice)
 * 2) food, meal

Verb

 * 1)  to eat

title: បាយ


text:
περπατάω

Etymology
From the modern περπατ- +, inherited from the mediaeval , from the / <  + , contracted form of.

Verb

 * 1) to walk, stroll

title: περπατάω


text:
បាយកក

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) cold rice, leftover rice

title: បាយកក


text:
បាយក្ដាំង

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) crust of rice, scorched rice crusty part of rice in the pot

title: បាយក្ដាំង


text:
បាយក្រៀម

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) dried cooked rice

title: បាយក្រៀម


text:
បាយចំហុយ

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) steamed rice

title: បាយចំហុយ


text:
បាយឆៅ

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) uncooked rice; rice that is not well cooked.

title: បាយឆៅ


text:
ជ្រូក

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) pig

title: ជ្រូក


text:
ខ្លាញ់ជ្រូក

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) lard

title: ខ្លាញ់ជ្រូក


text:
សត្វ

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) animal (also affixing to some animal's names)
 * 2) being, living creature (animal as opposed to plant)
 * 3) life
 * 4) soul

title: សត្វ


text:
yhä enemmän

Etymology
+

Adverb

 * 1) more and more, ever more in a manner that progressively increases
 * 2) more and more indicates that the statement is becoming progressively more true
 * 1) more and more indicates that the statement is becoming progressively more true

title: yhä enemmän


text:
សត្វព្រៃ

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) wild animal

title: សត្វព្រៃ


text:
yhä useammin

Etymology
+

Adverb

 * 1) more and more indicates that the statement is becoming progressively more true

title: yhä useammin


text:
yhä useampi

Etymology
+, comparative of

Adjective

 * 1)  more and more a growing number of

title: yhä useampi


text:
omorashi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The sexual fetish of arousal from having a full bladder or a sexual attraction to someone else experiencing the feeling of a full urinary bladder.

Synonyms

 * (shortening)

title: omorashi


text:
necdum

Conjunction

 * 1) and or but not yet
 * 2) before
 * 1) before

title: necdum


text: obcaeco

title: obcaeco


text:
ei ole hoppu hyväksi, eikä kiire kunniaksi

Proverb

 * 1) more haste, less speed
 * 2) haste makes waste


text: obcaecas

title: obcaecas


text: obcaecat

title: obcaecat


text: obcaecamus

title: obcaecamus


text: obcaecatis

title: obcaecatis


text: obcaecant

title: obcaecant


text: obcaecabo

title: obcaecabo


text: obcaecabis

title: obcaecabis


text: obcaecabit

title: obcaecabit


text: obcaecabimus

title: obcaecabimus


text: obcaecabitis

title: obcaecabitis


text: obcaecabunt

title: obcaecabunt


text: obcaecabam

title: obcaecabam


text: obcaecabas

title: obcaecabas


text: obcaecabat

title: obcaecabat


text: obcaecabamus

title: obcaecabamus


text: obcaecabatis

title: obcaecabatis


text: obcaecabant

title: obcaecabant


text: obcaecavi

title: obcaecavi


text: obcaecavisti

title: obcaecavisti


text: obcaecavit

title: obcaecavit


text: obcaecavimus

title: obcaecavimus


text: obcaecavistis

title: obcaecavistis


text: obcaecaverunt

title: obcaecaverunt


text: obcaecavero

title: obcaecavero


text: obcaecaveris

title: obcaecaveris


text: obcaecaverit

title: obcaecaverit


text: obcaecaverimus

title: obcaecaverimus


text: obcaecaveritis

title: obcaecaveritis


text: obcaecaverint

title: obcaecaverint


text: obcaecaveram

title: obcaecaveram


text: obcaecaveras

title: obcaecaveras


text: obcaecaverat

title: obcaecaverat


text: obcaecaveramus

title: obcaecaveramus


text: obcaecaveratis

title: obcaecaveratis


text:
hyväksi

Adverb

 * 1) for one's good, for one's (own) benefit, to one's advantage

Postposition

 * 1) for the good of, for the benefit of

title: hyväksi


text: obcaecaverant

title: obcaecaverant


text: obcaecor

title: obcaecor


text: obcaecaris

title: obcaecaris


text: obcaecatur

title: obcaecatur


text: obcaecamur

title: obcaecamur


text: obcaecamini

title: obcaecamini


text: obcaecantur

title: obcaecantur


text: obcaecabor

title: obcaecabor


text: obcaecaberis

title: obcaecaberis


text: obcaecabitur

title: obcaecabitur


text: obcaecabimur

title: obcaecabimur


text: obcaecabimini

title: obcaecabimini


text: obcaecabuntur

title: obcaecabuntur


text: obcaecabar

title: obcaecabar


text: obcaecabaris

title: obcaecabaris


text: obcaecabatur

title: obcaecabatur


text: obcaecabamur

title: obcaecabamur


text: obcaecabamini

title: obcaecabamini


text: obcaecabantur

title: obcaecabantur


text: obcaecem

title: obcaecem


text: obcaeces

title: obcaeces


text: obcaecet

title: obcaecet


text: obcaecemus

title: obcaecemus


text: obcaecetis

title: obcaecetis


text: obcaecent

title: obcaecent


text: obcaecarem

title: obcaecarem


text: obcaecares

title: obcaecares


text: obcaecaret

title: obcaecaret


text: obcaecaremus

title: obcaecaremus


text: obcaecaretis

title: obcaecaretis


text: obcaecarent

title: obcaecarent


text: obcaecaverim

title: obcaecaverim


text: obcaecavissem

title: obcaecavissem


text: obcaecavisses

title: obcaecavisses


text: obcaecavisset

title: obcaecavisset


text: obcaecavissemus

title: obcaecavissemus


text: obcaecavissetis

title: obcaecavissetis


text: obcaecavissent

title: obcaecavissent


text: obcaecer

title: obcaecer


text: obcaeceris

title: obcaeceris


text: obcaecetur

title: obcaecetur


text: obcaecemur

title: obcaecemur


text: obcaecemini

title: obcaecemini


text: obcaecentur

title: obcaecentur


text: obcaecarer

title: obcaecarer


text: obcaecareris

title: obcaecareris


text: obcaecaretur

title: obcaecaretur


text: obcaecaremur

title: obcaecaremur


text: obcaecaremini

title: obcaecaremini


text: obcaecarentur

title: obcaecarentur


text: obcaeca

title: obcaeca


text: obcaecato

title: obcaecato


text: obcaecate

title: obcaecate


text: obcaecatote

title: obcaecatote


text: obcaecanto

title: obcaecanto


text: obcaecare

title: obcaecare


text: obcaecator

title: obcaecator


text: obcaecantor

title: obcaecantor


text: obcaecavisse

title: obcaecavisse


text: obcaecari

title: obcaecari


text: obstipesco

title: obstipesco


text: obstipescis

title: obstipescis


text: obstipescit

title: obstipescit


text: obstipescimus

title: obstipescimus


text: obstipescitis

title: obstipescitis


text: obstipescunt

title: obstipescunt


text: obstipescam

title: obstipescam


text: obstipesces

title: obstipesces


text: obstipescet

title: obstipescet


text: obstipescemus

title: obstipescemus


text: obstipescetis

title: obstipescetis


text: obstipescent

title: obstipescent


text: obstipescebam

title: obstipescebam


text: obstipescebas

title: obstipescebas


text: obstipescebat

title: obstipescebat


text: obstipescebamus

title: obstipescebamus


text: obstipescebatis

title: obstipescebatis


text: obstipescebant

title: obstipescebant


text: obstipescas

title: obstipescas


text: obstipescat

title: obstipescat


text: obstipescamus

title: obstipescamus


text: obstipescatis

title: obstipescatis


text: obstipescant

title: obstipescant


text: obstipescerem

title: obstipescerem


text: obstipesceres

title: obstipesceres


text: obstipesceret

title: obstipesceret


text: obstipesceremus

title: obstipesceremus


text: obstipesceretis

title: obstipesceretis


text: obstipescerent

title: obstipescerent


text: obstipesce

title: obstipesce


text: obstipescito

title: obstipescito


text: obstipescite

title: obstipescite


text: obstipescitote

title: obstipescitote


text: obstipescunto

title: obstipescunto


text: obstipescere

title: obstipescere


text: obstipescisse

title: obstipescisse


text:
obcaecatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: obcaecatus


text: obcaecata

title: obcaecata


text: obcaecatum

title: obcaecatum


text: obcaecati

title: obcaecati


text: obcaecatae

title: obcaecatae


text: obcaecatorum

title: obcaecatorum


text: obcaecatarum

title: obcaecatarum


text: obcaecatam

title: obcaecatam


text: obcaecatos

title: obcaecatos


text: obcaecatas

title: obcaecatas


text:
woskowina

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) earwax
 * 2)  wax
 * 3)  wax
 * 1)  wax
 * 2)  wax
 * 1)  wax

title: woskowina


text:
య

Letter

 * 1) Telugu glide consonant, transliterated as ya.

title: య


text:
dubby

Adjective

 * 1)  In the style of dub music; having been heavily remixed, particularly with reduced vocals or emphasised bass.
 * 2)  stubby, stumpy; Lacking shapeliness or finesse.
 * 3)  wet and muddy; dirty
 * 1)  stubby, stumpy; Lacking shapeliness or finesse.
 * 2)  wet and muddy; dirty
 * 1)  wet and muddy; dirty
 * 1)  wet and muddy; dirty

title: dubby


text:
ో

Letter

 * 1) Combining form of the vowel &.

Usage notes

 * It is used on top of a consonant in order to change the consonant's associated vowel sound (which is [a] by default) to long [oː].


text:
ఓ

Letter

 * 1) The long vowel oo and eleventh letter in Telugu alphabet.

Affix

 * 1) An affix, denoting question, guess or doubt, as నీకో వానికో to you or to him.
 * 2) An affix, which ordinalizes cardinal numbers for numbers 2 or greater.

Interjection

 * 1)  The vocative sign or an exclamation used in calling or addressing a person.

Adjective

 * 1) Alternative form of the adjective ఒక

Derived terms

 * & (U+0C4B)

title: ఓ


text:
spowiednik

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1)  follower of Christ

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  confessor
 * 2)  confidant

title: spowiednik


text:
న

Letter

 * 1) The nasal consonant "na".

Suffix

 * 1)  (ending of the seventh case) in.

title: న


text:
kovadlina

Noun

 * 1) anvil heavy iron block used in blacksmithing upon which metal can be struck and shaped
 * 2) incus (a small anvil-shaped bone in the middle ear)

title: kovadlina


text:
ఇ

Letter

 * 1) The short vowel "i" and third letter of the Telugu alphabet.

Derived terms

 * & (U+0C3F)

title: ఇ


text:
cogherjys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) congratulation

title: cogherjys


text:
cogherjee

Adjective

 * 1) congratulatory

title: cogherjee


text:
pachnieć

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to smell

title: pachnieć


text:
cogherjaghey

Verb

 * 1) to congratulate

title: cogherjaghey


text:
Thesaurus:difficult situation

Synonyms
(vulgar)

title: Thesaurus:difficult situation


text: escripre

title: escripre


text:
cogheillagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) concessive

title: cogheillagh


text:
Talk:carpal tunnel syndrome

"proper?"

 * note: this discussion was originally posted at Talk:proper noun

The recently created entry carpal tunnel syndrome is labelled "proper noun." What would be the reasoning? It's not named after a particular physician. Why would CTS be any more "proper" than any other ailment? Certainly not just because the abbreviation is in caps? The carpal tunnel is an anatomical structure, and as such, is not cap'd. A particular strain of flu virus would be capitalized, but "flu," or even "influenza," are not capitalized, any more than headache or colitis are. In a textbook it might do to cap carpal tunnel syndrome as a subject header or a section header, but otherwise it seems unnecessary. Ragityman 09:12, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
 * This should probably be at WT:TR or Talk:carpal tunnel syndrome. I suspect the reason is that by its very nature it can't have a plural - whether it's an eponym or not is irrelevant, as eponyms can be common nouns. I'd be happy to change it to a common noun. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:15, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks. When i came here to post a question, the page had not been created yet, and i saw, "If you have a question, ask it at the Help Desk," or some such.  I thought i'd get a quicker response at "Proper Noun," but i have to say, I've never had to wait for more than a couple of minutes for any answer, unless i asked a particular editor.

Ragityman 10:26, 13 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:carpal tunnel syndrome


text:
obstupesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to become numb or stupefied
 * 2) to be astonished, astounded or amazed
 * 1) to be astonished, astounded or amazed

title: obstupesco


text: obstupescis

title: obstupescis


text: obstupescit

title: obstupescit


text: obstupescimus

title: obstupescimus


text: obstupescitis

title: obstupescitis


text: obstupescunt

title: obstupescunt


text: obstupescam

title: obstupescam


text: obstupesces

title: obstupesces


text: obstupescet

title: obstupescet


text: obstupescemus

title: obstupescemus


text: obstupescetis

title: obstupescetis


text: obstupescent

title: obstupescent


text: obstupescebam

title: obstupescebam


text: obstupescebas

title: obstupescebas


text: obstupescebat

title: obstupescebat


text: obstupescebamus

title: obstupescebamus


text: obstupescebatis

title: obstupescebatis


text: obstupescebant

title: obstupescebant


text: obstupescas

title: obstupescas


text: obstupescat

title: obstupescat


text: obstupescamus

title: obstupescamus


text: obstupescatis

title: obstupescatis


text: obstupescant

title: obstupescant


text: obstupescerem

title: obstupescerem


text: obstupesceres

title: obstupesceres


text: obstupesceret

title: obstupesceret


text: obstupesceremus

title: obstupesceremus


text: obstupesceretis

title: obstupesceretis


text: obstupescerent

title: obstupescerent


text: obstupesce

title: obstupesce


text: obstupescito

title: obstupescito


text: obstupescite

title: obstupescite


text: obstupescitote

title: obstupescitote


text: obstupescunto

title: obstupescunto


text: obstupescere

title: obstupescere


text: obstupescisse

title: obstupescisse


text: obstipuerunt

title: obstipuerunt


text:
่

Diacritical mark

 * 1) The diacritical mark called "mai ek" - : it is the first of the Thai language's four tone marks. For the low initial consonant class (of syllables), the mai ek implies a falling tone. For the mid and the high initial consonant classes, the mai ek implies a low tone.


text: obtenta

title: obtenta


text: obtenti

title: obtenti


text: obtentae

title: obtentae


text: obtentorum

title: obtentorum


text: obtentarum

title: obtentarum


text: obtento

title: obtento


text: obtentis

title: obtentis


text: obtentam

title: obtentam


text: obtentos

title: obtentos


text: obtentas

title: obtentas


text: obtente

title: obtente


text: obtentui

title: obtentui


text: obtentu

title: obtentu


text: obtentuum

title: obtentuum


text: obtentibus

title: obtentibus


text:
offerens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) presenting, offering, showing, exhibiting; exposing

title: offerens


text: offerentes

title: offerentes


text: offerentia

title: offerentia


text: offerentis

title: offerentis


text: offerentium

title: offerentium


text: offerentibus

title: offerentibus


text: offerentem

title: offerentem


text:
orandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be orated, pleaded, entreated, prayed for

title: orandus


text: orandum

title: orandum


text: orandi

title: orandi


text: orandae

title: orandae


text: orandorum

title: orandorum


text: orandarum

title: orandarum


text: orandis

title: orandis


text: orandam

title: orandam


text: orandos

title: orandos


text: orandas

title: orandas


text: orande

title: orande


text: ostentae

title: ostentae


text: ostentorum

title: ostentorum


text: ostentarum

title: ostentarum


text: ostentis

title: ostentis


text: ostentam

title: ostentam


text: ostentos

title: ostentos


text:
ostensus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: ostensus


text: ostensa

title: ostensa


text: ostensum

title: ostensum


text: ostensi

title: ostensi


text: ostensae

title: ostensae


text: ostensorum

title: ostensorum


text: ostensarum

title: ostensarum


text: ostenso

title: ostenso


text: ostensis

title: ostensis


text: ostensam

title: ostensam


text: ostensos

title: ostensos


text: ostensas

title: ostensas


text: ostense

title: ostense


text: paenitemini

title: paenitemini


text:
pastino

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to dig and level the ground in preparation for planting

title: pastino


text: pastinas

title: pastinas


text: pastinat

title: pastinat


text: pastinamus

title: pastinamus


text: pastinatis

title: pastinatis


text: pastinant

title: pastinant


text: pastinabo

title: pastinabo


text: pastinabis

title: pastinabis


text: pastinabit

title: pastinabit


text: pastinabimus

title: pastinabimus


text: pastinabitis

title: pastinabitis


text: pastinabunt

title: pastinabunt


text: pastinabam

title: pastinabam


text: pastinabas

title: pastinabas


text: pastinabat

title: pastinabat


text: pastinabamus

title: pastinabamus


text: pastinabatis

title: pastinabatis


text: pastinabant

title: pastinabant


text: pastinavi

title: pastinavi


text: pastinavisti

title: pastinavisti


text: pastinavit

title: pastinavit


text: pastinavimus

title: pastinavimus


text: pastinavistis

title: pastinavistis


text: pastinaverunt

title: pastinaverunt


text: pastinavero

title: pastinavero


text: pastinaveris

title: pastinaveris


text: pastinaverit

title: pastinaverit


text: pastinaverimus

title: pastinaverimus


text: pastinaveritis

title: pastinaveritis


text: pastinaverint

title: pastinaverint


text: pastinaveram

title: pastinaveram


text: pastinaveras

title: pastinaveras


text: pastinaverat

title: pastinaverat


text: pastinaveramus

title: pastinaveramus


text: pastinaveratis

title: pastinaveratis


text: pastinaverant

title: pastinaverant


text: pastinor

title: pastinor


text: pastinaris

title: pastinaris


text: pastinatur

title: pastinatur


text: pastinamur

title: pastinamur


text: pastinamini

title: pastinamini


text: pastinantur

title: pastinantur


text: pastinabor

title: pastinabor


text: pastinaberis

title: pastinaberis


text: pastinabitur

title: pastinabitur


text: pastinabimur

title: pastinabimur


text: pastinabimini

title: pastinabimini


text: pastinabuntur

title: pastinabuntur


text: pastinabar

title: pastinabar


text: pastinabaris

title: pastinabaris


text: pastinabatur

title: pastinabatur


text: pastinabamur

title: pastinabamur


text: pastinabamini

title: pastinabamini


text: pastinabantur

title: pastinabantur


text: pastinem

title: pastinem


text: pastines

title: pastines


text: pastinet

title: pastinet


text: pastinemus

title: pastinemus


text: pastinetis

title: pastinetis


text: pastinent

title: pastinent


text: pastinarem

title: pastinarem


text: pastinares

title: pastinares


text: pastinaret

title: pastinaret


text: pastinaremus

title: pastinaremus


text: pastinaretis

title: pastinaretis


text: pastinarent

title: pastinarent


text: pastinaverim

title: pastinaverim


text: pastinavissem

title: pastinavissem


text: pastinavisses

title: pastinavisses


text: pastinavisset

title: pastinavisset


text: pastinavissemus

title: pastinavissemus


text: pastinavissetis

title: pastinavissetis


text: pastinavissent

title: pastinavissent


text: pastiner

title: pastiner


text: pastineris

title: pastineris


text: pastinetur

title: pastinetur


text: pastinemur

title: pastinemur


text: pastinemini

title: pastinemini


text: pastinentur

title: pastinentur


text: pastinarer

title: pastinarer


text: pastinareris

title: pastinareris


text: pastinaretur

title: pastinaretur


text: pastinaremur

title: pastinaremur


text: pastinaremini

title: pastinaremini


text: pastinarentur

title: pastinarentur


text: pastinato

title: pastinato


text:
pastinate

Adjective

 * 1)  Having three primary processes.

title: pastinate


text: pastinatote

title: pastinatote


text: pastinanto

title: pastinanto


text: pastinare

title: pastinare


text: pastinator

title: pastinator


text: pastinantor

title: pastinantor


text: pastinavisse

title: pastinavisse


text: pastinari

title: pastinari


text:
patefaciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) opening, throwing open
 * 2) disclosing

title: patefaciens


text: patefacientes

title: patefacientes


text: patefacientia

title: patefacientia


text: patefacientis

title: patefacientis


text: patefacientium

title: patefacientium


text: patefacienti

title: patefacienti


text: patefacientibus

title: patefacientibus


text: patefacientem

title: patefacientem


text:
pellicius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) made of skins

title: pellicius


text:
pellicia

Noun

 * 1) fur coat

title: pellicia


text: pellicium

title: pellicium


text: pellicii

title: pellicii


text: pelliciae

title: pelliciae


text: pelliciorum

title: pelliciorum


text: pelliciarum

title: pelliciarum


text: pelliciis

title: pelliciis


text: pellicios

title: pellicios


text: pellicie

title: pellicie


text: quintaulx

title: quintaulx


text: quintaux

title: quintaux


text:
percurrens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) running, hastening or passing through

title: percurrens


text: percurrentes

title: percurrentes


text: percurrentia

title: percurrentia


text: percurrentis

title: percurrentis


text: percurrentium

title: percurrentium


text: percurrenti

title: percurrenti


text: percurrentibus

title: percurrentibus


text: percurrentem

title: percurrentem


text: don't make me laugh

title: don't make me laugh


text: laugh'd

title: laugh'd


text:
laughin'

Verb

 * 1) * 1833, Anonymous, writing in The Dublin University Magazine: A Literary and Political Journal, page 575, "Willie and Pate" :
 * "He grins, and snirts, and thraws ye ken -- / I maist could die, wi' laughin'."
 * "He grins, and snirts, and thraws ye ken -- / I maist could die, wi' laughin'."

title: laughin'


text:
perpetior

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to endure (bear steadfastly), put up with, stand
 * 2) to dare, venture, resist with courage and firmness
 * 1) to dare, venture, resist with courage and firmness

title: perpetior


text: perpeteris

title: perpeteris


text: perpetitur

title: perpetitur


text: perpetimur

title: perpetimur


text: perpetimini

title: perpetimini


text: perpetiuntur

title: perpetiuntur


text: perpetiar

title: perpetiar


text: perpetieris

title: perpetieris


text: perpetietur

title: perpetietur


text: perpetiemur

title: perpetiemur


text: perpetiemini

title: perpetiemini


text: perpetientur

title: perpetientur


text: perpetiebar

title: perpetiebar


text: perpetiebaris

title: perpetiebaris


text: perpetiebatur

title: perpetiebatur


text: perpetiebamur

title: perpetiebamur


text: perpetiebamini

title: perpetiebamini


text: perpetiebantur

title: perpetiebantur


text: perpetiaris

title: perpetiaris


text: perpetiatur

title: perpetiatur


text: perpetiamur

title: perpetiamur


text: perpetiamini

title: perpetiamini


text: perpetiantur

title: perpetiantur


text: perpeterer

title: perpeterer


text: perpetereris

title: perpetereris


text: perpeteretur

title: perpeteretur


text: perpeteremur

title: perpeteremur


text: perpeteremini

title: perpeteremini


text: perpeterentur

title: perpeterentur


text: perpetere

title: perpetere


text: perpetitor

title: perpetitor


text: perpetiuntor

title: perpetiuntor


text:
perpessus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) endured

title: perpessus


text: perpessa

title: perpessa


text: perpessum

title: perpessum


text: perpessi

title: perpessi


text: perpessae

title: perpessae


text: perpessorum

title: perpessorum


text: perpessarum

title: perpessarum


text: perpesso

title: perpesso


text: perpessis

title: perpessis


text: perpessam

title: perpessam


text: perpessos

title: perpessos


text: perpessas

title: perpessas


text: perpesse

title: perpesse


text: petierimus

title: petierimus


text:
laughathon

Noun

 * 1)  Something very funny; a comedy session or period of great amusement.
 * 2) * 2002, Paul Auster, The Book of Illusion (page 208, ff)
 * No, not what you'd call your standard laugh-a-thons. But not too grim, I hope.
 * 1) * 2002, Paul Auster, The Book of Illusion (page 208, ff)
 * No, not what you'd call your standard laugh-a-thons. But not too grim, I hope.

title: laughathon


text: petieris

title: petieris


text: piraba

title: piraba


text: pirabais

title: pirabais


text: piraban

title: piraban


text: pirabas

title: pirabas


text: pirad

title: pirad


text: piramos

title: piramos


text: piran

title: piran


text: pirando

title: pirando


text: pirara

title: pirara


text: pirarais

title: pirarais


text: piraran

title: piraran


text: piraras

title: piraras


text: pirare

title: pirare


text: pirareis

title: pirareis


text: piraremos

title: piraremos


text: piraren

title: piraren


text: pirares

title: pirares


text: piraron

title: piraron


text: pirará

title: pirará


text: pirarán

title: pirarán


text: pirarás

title: pirarás


text: piraré

title: piraré


text: piraréis

title: piraréis


text:
unze

Numeral

 * 1) eleven (11)

title: unze


text: piraría

title: piraría


text: piraríais

title: piraríais


text: piraríamos

title: piraríamos


text: pirarían

title: pirarían


text: pirarías

title: pirarías


text: pirase

title: pirase


text: piraseis

title: piraseis


text: pirasen

title: pirasen


text: portendis

title: portendis


text: portendit

title: portendit


text: portendimus

title: portendimus


text: portenditis

title: portenditis


text: portendunt

title: portendunt


text: portendam

title: portendam


text: pirases

title: pirases


text: portendes

title: portendes


text: portendet

title: portendet


text: portendemus

title: portendemus


text: portendetis

title: portendetis


text: portendent

title: portendent


text: portendebam

title: portendebam


text: portendebas

title: portendebas


text: portendebat

title: portendebat


text: portendebamus

title: portendebamus


text: portendebatis

title: portendebatis


text: piraste

title: piraste


text: portendebant

title: portendebant


text: portendisti

title: portendisti


text: portendistis

title: portendistis


text: portenderunt

title: portenderunt


text: portendero

title: portendero


text: portenderis

title: portenderis


text: pirasteis

title: pirasteis


text: portenderit

title: portenderit


text: portenderimus

title: portenderimus


text: portenderitis

title: portenderitis


text: portenderint

title: portenderint


text: portenderam

title: portenderam


text: portenderas

title: portenderas


text: portenderat

title: portenderat


text: portenderamus

title: portenderamus


text: portenderatis

title: portenderatis


text: portenderant

title: portenderant


text: portendor

title: portendor


text: portenditur

title: portenditur


text: portendimur

title: portendimur


text: portendimini

title: portendimini


text: portenduntur

title: portenduntur


text: portendar

title: portendar


text: portendetur

title: portendetur


text: portendemur

title: portendemur


text: portendemini

title: portendemini


text: piremos

title: piremos


text: portendentur

title: portendentur


text: portendebar

title: portendebar


text: portendebaris

title: portendebaris


text: portendebatur

title: portendebatur


text: portendebamur

title: portendebamur


text: portendebamini

title: portendebamini


text: portendebantur

title: portendebantur


text: portendas

title: portendas


text: portendat

title: portendat


text: portendamus

title: portendamus


text: portendatis

title: portendatis


text: portendant

title: portendant


text: portenderem

title: portenderem


text: portenderes

title: portenderes


text: portenderet

title: portenderet


text: portenderemus

title: portenderemus


text: portenderetis

title: portenderetis


text: portenderent

title: portenderent


text: portenderim

title: portenderim


text: portendissem

title: portendissem


text: portendisses

title: portendisses


text: portendisset

title: portendisset


text: portendissemus

title: portendissemus


text: portendissetis

title: portendissetis


text: portendissent

title: portendissent


text: portendaris

title: portendaris


text: portendatur

title: portendatur


text: portendamur

title: portendamur


text: portendamini

title: portendamini


text: portendantur

title: portendantur


text: portenderer

title: portenderer


text: portendereris

title: portendereris


text: portenderetur

title: portenderetur


text: portenderemur

title: portenderemur


text: portenderemini

title: portenderemini


text: portenderentur

title: portenderentur


text: portendito

title: portendito


text: pirábamos

title: pirábamos


text: portendite

title: portendite


text: portenditote

title: portenditote


text: portendunto

title: portendunto


text: portenditor

title: portenditor


text: portenduntor

title: portenduntor


text: portendisse

title: portendisse


text: Indonésiennes

title: Indonésiennes


text: piráis

title: piráis


text: piráramos

title: piráramos


text: piráremos

title: piráremos


text: pirásemos

title: pirásemos


text:
portentus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) indicated, pointed out
 * 2) predicted, foretold

title: portentus


text: piré

title: piré


text: piréis

title: piréis


text:
Talk:tibla

Miscategorized under Spanish pejoratives, slang, and ethnic slurs. Estonian categories for each have been added to the page, but I cannot figure out how to delete the Spanish categories since they do not show up when I go to edit the page. 64.126.190.123 10:39, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
 * You (or someone before you) used lang=es, which is Spanish (español) not Estonian. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:40, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
 * changed to lang=et SemperBlotto 10:41, 13 December 2010 (UTC)

Etymology
There are two sources for the word, and 'vitebljane' is older and thus more correct. See Tibla. -Mardus (talk) 17:33, 28 December 2015 (UTC)

The current meaning mostly denotes Homo Sovieticus. -Mardus (talk) 17:33, 28 December 2015 (UTC)

RFC discussion: December 2015–January 2016
This entry for an Estonian anti-Russian ethnic slur has had several additions that apparently mean something to those who added them, but not to ordinary readers, phrases such as "Russian slurry expression of address" and "Homo Sovieticus perso". I've removed most of it for now, but I would appreciate it if someone could go though the removed material to see if there's anything worth saving. Also, the etymology could use some work to rephrase it so it makes sense to someone who doesn't live in Estonia. Chuck Entz (talk) 06:21, 14 December 2015 (UTC)
 * The issue is not the Estonian so much as the idiosyncrasy of the person who added it. I reworked the etymology, so the only thing left is to make sure that it is verifiably correct., do you have Estonian resources that can confirm the definition and etymology? —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 06:35, 14 December 2015 (UTC)
 * Repinging —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 21:02, 23 January 2016 (UTC)
 * ÕS just says, that's all I can give. —CodeCat 21:04, 23 January 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:tibla


text: piró

title: piró


text: portenta

title: portenta


text:
portentum

Noun

 * 1) omen, presage
 * 2) portent, prodigy, wonder, miracle
 * 3) monster, a monstrous creature
 * 1) monster, a monstrous creature

title: portentum


text: portentae

title: portentae


text: portentorum

title: portentorum


text: portentarum

title: portentarum


text: Indonésiens

title: Indonésiens


text: portentis

title: portentis


text: portentam

title: portentam


text: portentos

title: portentos


text: portentas

title: portentas


text: portente

title: portente


text:
you've got to laugh

Translations

 * Czech: tomu se člověk musí smát

title: you've got to laugh


text:
praecipitatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cast down; thrown headlong

title: praecipitatus


text: praecipitata

title: praecipitata


text: praecipitatum

title: praecipitatum


text: praecipitati

title: praecipitati


text: praecipitatae

title: praecipitatae


text: praecipitatorum

title: praecipitatorum


text: praecipitatarum

title: praecipitatarum


text: praecipitatam

title: praecipitatam


text: praecipitatos

title: praecipitatos


text: praecipitatas

title: praecipitatas


text:
praecogito

Verb

 * 1) to ponder beforehand; to precogitate
 * 2) to premeditate

title: praecogito


text: damp squibs

title: damp squibs


text: praecogitas

title: praecogitas


text: praecogitat

title: praecogitat


text: praecogitamus

title: praecogitamus


text: praecogitatis

title: praecogitatis


text: praecogitant

title: praecogitant


text: praecogitabo

title: praecogitabo


text: praecogitabis

title: praecogitabis


text: praecogitabit

title: praecogitabit


text: praecogitabimus

title: praecogitabimus


text: praecogitabitis

title: praecogitabitis


text: praecogitabunt

title: praecogitabunt


text: praecogitabam

title: praecogitabam


text: praecogitabas

title: praecogitabas


text: praecogitabat

title: praecogitabat


text: praecogitabamus

title: praecogitabamus


text: praecogitabatis

title: praecogitabatis


text: praecogitabant

title: praecogitabant


text: praecogitavi

title: praecogitavi


text: praecogitavisti

title: praecogitavisti


text: praecogitavit

title: praecogitavit


text: praecogitavimus

title: praecogitavimus


text: praecogitavistis

title: praecogitavistis


text: praecogitaverunt

title: praecogitaverunt


text: praecogitavero

title: praecogitavero


text: praecogitaveris

title: praecogitaveris


text: praecogitaverit

title: praecogitaverit


text: praecogitaverimus

title: praecogitaverimus


text: praecogitaveritis

title: praecogitaveritis


text: praecogitaverint

title: praecogitaverint


text: praecogitaveram

title: praecogitaveram


text: praecogitaveras

title: praecogitaveras


text: praecogitaverat

title: praecogitaverat


text: praecogitaveramus

title: praecogitaveramus


text: praecogitaveratis

title: praecogitaveratis


text: praecogitaverant

title: praecogitaverant


text: praecogitor

title: praecogitor


text: praecogitaris

title: praecogitaris


text: praecogitatur

title: praecogitatur


text: praecogitamur

title: praecogitamur


text: praecogitamini

title: praecogitamini


text: praecogitantur

title: praecogitantur


text: praecogitabor

title: praecogitabor


text: praecogitaberis

title: praecogitaberis


text: praecogitabitur

title: praecogitabitur


text: praecogitabimur

title: praecogitabimur


text: praecogitabimini

title: praecogitabimini


text: praecogitabuntur

title: praecogitabuntur


text: praecogitabar

title: praecogitabar


text: praecogitabaris

title: praecogitabaris


text: praecogitabatur

title: praecogitabatur


text: praecogitabamur

title: praecogitabamur


text: praecogitabamini

title: praecogitabamini


text: praecogitabantur

title: praecogitabantur


text: praecogitem

title: praecogitem


text: praecogites

title: praecogites


text: praecogitet

title: praecogitet


text: praecogitemus

title: praecogitemus


text: praecogitetis

title: praecogitetis


text: praecogitent

title: praecogitent


text: praecogitarem

title: praecogitarem


text: praecogitares

title: praecogitares


text: praecogitaret

title: praecogitaret


text: praecogitaremus

title: praecogitaremus


text: praecogitaretis

title: praecogitaretis


text: praecogitarent

title: praecogitarent


text: praecogitaverim

title: praecogitaverim


text: praecogitavissem

title: praecogitavissem


text: praecogitavisses

title: praecogitavisses


text: praecogitavisset

title: praecogitavisset


text: praecogitavissemus

title: praecogitavissemus


text: praecogitavissetis

title: praecogitavissetis


text: praecogitavissent

title: praecogitavissent


text: praecogiter

title: praecogiter


text: praecogiteris

title: praecogiteris


text: praecogitetur

title: praecogitetur


text: praecogitemur

title: praecogitemur


text: praecogitemini

title: praecogitemini


text: praecogitentur

title: praecogitentur


text: praecogitarer

title: praecogitarer


text: praecogitareris

title: praecogitareris


text: praecogitaretur

title: praecogitaretur


text: praecogitaremur

title: praecogitaremur


text: praecogitaremini

title: praecogitaremini


text: praecogitarentur

title: praecogitarentur


text: praecogita

title: praecogita


text: praecogitato

title: praecogitato


text: praecogitate

title: praecogitate


text: praecogitatote

title: praecogitatote


text: praecogitanto

title: praecogitanto


text: praecogitare

title: praecogitare


text: praecogitator

title: praecogitator


text: praecogitantor

title: praecogitantor


text: praecogitavisse

title: praecogitavisse


text: praecogitari

title: praecogitari


text:
praegredior

Verb

 * 1) to precede (go ahead or before)
 * 2) to surpass or excel

title: praegredior


text: praegrederis

title: praegrederis


text: praegreditur

title: praegreditur


text: praegredimur

title: praegredimur


text: praegredimini

title: praegredimini


text: praegrediuntur

title: praegrediuntur


text: praegrediar

title: praegrediar


text: praegredieris

title: praegredieris


text: praegredietur

title: praegredietur


text: praegrediemur

title: praegrediemur


text: praegrediemini

title: praegrediemini


text: praegredientur

title: praegredientur


text: praegrediebar

title: praegrediebar


text: praegrediebaris

title: praegrediebaris


text: praegrediebatur

title: praegrediebatur


text: praegrediebamur

title: praegrediebamur


text: praegrediebamini

title: praegrediebamini


text: praegrediebantur

title: praegrediebantur


text: praegrediaris

title: praegrediaris


text: praegrediatur

title: praegrediatur


text: praegrediamur

title: praegrediamur


text: praegrediamini

title: praegrediamini


text: praegrediantur

title: praegrediantur


text: praegrederer

title: praegrederer


text: praegredereris

title: praegredereris


text: praegrederetur

title: praegrederetur


text: praegrederemur

title: praegrederemur


text: praegrederemini

title: praegrederemini


text: praegrederentur

title: praegrederentur


text: praegredere

title: praegredere


text: praegreditor

title: praegreditor


text: praegrediuntor

title: praegrediuntor


text: praegredi

title: praegredi


text:
praeeo

Verb

 * 1) to go before, precede (with dative)
 * 2) to go forward; lead the way
 * 3) to dictate
 * 1) to dictate

title: praeeo


text: praeis

title: praeis


text: praeit

title: praeit


text: praeimus

title: praeimus


text: praeitis

title: praeitis


text: praeeunt

title: praeeunt


text: praeibo

title: praeibo


text: praeibis

title: praeibis


text: praeibit

title: praeibit


text: praeibimus

title: praeibimus


text: praeibitis

title: praeibitis


text: praeibunt

title: praeibunt


text: praeibam

title: praeibam


text: praeibas

title: praeibas


text: praeibat

title: praeibat


text: praeibamus

title: praeibamus


text: praeibatis

title: praeibatis


text: praeibant

title: praeibant


text: praeii

title: praeii


text: praeivi

title: praeivi


text: praeisti

title: praeisti


text: praeiit

title: praeiit


text: praeiimus

title: praeiimus


text: praeistis

title: praeistis


text: praeierunt

title: praeierunt


text: praeiero

title: praeiero


text: praeieris

title: praeieris


text: praeierit

title: praeierit


text: praeierimus

title: praeierimus


text: praeieritis

title: praeieritis


text: praeierint

title: praeierint


text: praeieram

title: praeieram


text: praeieras

title: praeieras


text: praeierat

title: praeierat


text: praeieramus

title: praeieramus


text: praeieratis

title: praeieratis


text: praeierant

title: praeierant


text: praeeam

title: praeeam


text: praeeas

title: praeeas


text: praeeat

title: praeeat


text: praeeamus

title: praeeamus


text: praeeatis

title: praeeatis


text: praeeant

title: praeeant


text: praeirem

title: praeirem


text: praeires

title: praeires


text: praeiret

title: praeiret


text: praeiremus

title: praeiremus


text: praeiretis

title: praeiretis


text: praeirent

title: praeirent


text: praeierim

title: praeierim


text: praeissem

title: praeissem


text: praeisses

title: praeisses


text: praeisset

title: praeisset


text: praeissemus

title: praeissemus


text: praeissetis

title: praeissetis


text: praeissent

title: praeissent


text: praei

title: praei


text: praeito

title: praeito


text: praeite

title: praeite


text: praeitote

title: praeitote


text: praeeunto

title: praeeunto


text: praeire

title: praeire


text: praeisse

title: praeisse


text: Thesaurus:move slowly

title: Thesaurus:move slowly


text:
praetergredior

Verb

 * 1) to walk, march, go or pass by
 * 2) to surpass or excel

title: praetergredior


text: damp squids

title: damp squids


text: praetergrederis

title: praetergrederis


text: praetergreditur

title: praetergreditur


text: praetergredimur

title: praetergredimur


text: praetergredimini

title: praetergredimini


text: praetergrediuntur

title: praetergrediuntur


text: praetergrediar

title: praetergrediar


text: praetergredieris

title: praetergredieris


text: praetergredietur

title: praetergredietur


text: praetergrediemur

title: praetergrediemur


text: praetergrediemini

title: praetergrediemini


text: praetergredientur

title: praetergredientur


text: praetergrediebar

title: praetergrediebar


text: praetergrediebaris

title: praetergrediebaris


text: praetergrediebatur

title: praetergrediebatur


text: praetergrediebamur

title: praetergrediebamur


text: praetergrediebamini

title: praetergrediebamini


text: praetergrediebantur

title: praetergrediebantur


text: praetergrediaris

title: praetergrediaris


text: praetergrediatur

title: praetergrediatur


text: praetergrediamur

title: praetergrediamur


text: praetergrediamini

title: praetergrediamini


text: praetergrediantur

title: praetergrediantur


text: praetergrederer

title: praetergrederer


text: praetergredereris

title: praetergredereris


text: praetergrederetur

title: praetergrederetur


text: praetergrederemur

title: praetergrederemur


text: praetergrederemini

title: praetergrederemini


text: praetergrederentur

title: praetergrederentur


text: praetergredere

title: praetergredere


text: praetergreditor

title: praetergreditor


text: praetergrediuntor

title: praetergrediuntor


text: praetergredi

title: praetergredi


text: deafening silences

title: deafening silences


text:
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title: User talk:Ongast


text: praeterire

title: praeterire


text: praeterivit

title: praeterivit


text:
resverie

Noun

 * 1) daydream

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) joy; delight
 * 2) delusion; hallucination

title: resverie


text: resveries

title: resveries


text:
principor

Verb

 * 1) to rule (over)

title: principor


text: principaris

title: principaris


text: principatur

title: principatur


text: principamur

title: principamur


text: principamini

title: principamini


text: principantur

title: principantur


text: destierros

title: destierros


text: principabor

title: principabor


text: principaberis

title: principaberis


text: principabitur

title: principabitur


text: principabimur

title: principabimur


text: principabimini

title: principabimini


text: principabuntur

title: principabuntur


text: principabar

title: principabar


text: principabaris

title: principabaris


text: principabatur

title: principabatur


text: principabamur

title: principabamur


text: principabamini

title: principabamini


text: principabantur

title: principabantur


text: principeris

title: principeris


text: principetur

title: principetur


text: principemur

title: principemur


text: principemini

title: principemini


text: principentur

title: principentur


text: principarer

title: principarer


text: principareris

title: principareris


text: principaretur

title: principaretur


text: principaremur

title: principaremur


text: principaremini

title: principaremini


text: principarentur

title: principarentur


text: principare

title: principare


text: principator

title: principator


text: esperitz

title: esperitz


text: principantor

title: principantor


text: principari

title: principari


text:
procumbens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) falling forwards
 * 2) sinking down
 * 3) prostrating

title: procumbens


text: procumbentes

title: procumbentes


text: procumbentia

title: procumbentia


text: procumbentis

title: procumbentis


text: procumbentium

title: procumbentium


text: procumbenti

title: procumbenti


text: procumbentibus

title: procumbentibus


text: procumbentem

title: procumbentem


text: pedagoge

title: pedagoge


text: pedagoges

title: pedagoges


text:
honnesteté

Noun

 * 1) honesty

title: honnesteté


text:
imitador

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) imitator one who imitates or apes another

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) imitating

Noun

 * 1) imitator
 * 2) copycat, wannabe
 * 3) impersonator, impressionist

title: imitador


text: imitadoras

title: imitadoras


text: imitadores

title: imitadores


text: prolixior

title: prolixior


text: prolixius

title: prolixius


text: prolixiores

title: prolixiores


text: prolixiora

title: prolixiora


text: prolixioris

title: prolixioris


text: prolixiorum

title: prolixiorum


text: prolixiori

title: prolixiori


text: prolixiorem

title: prolixiorem


text: prolixiore

title: prolixiore


text: prolixioribus

title: prolixioribus


text: imitadora

title: imitadora


text:
purgans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cleaning
 * 2) purging

title: purgans


text: purgantes

title: purgantes


text: purgantia

title: purgantia


text: purgantis

title: purgantis


text: purgantium

title: purgantium


text: purgantibus

title: purgantibus


text: purgantem

title: purgantem


text:
qualiter

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) (just) as
 * 2) how (in what way)

title: qualiter


text:
locamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) madly, crazily

title: locamente


text: Thesaurus:move quickly

title: Thesaurus:move quickly


text:
quemcumque

Pronoun

 * : whomsoever

title: quemcumque


text: disfrazados

title: disfrazados


text: disfrazadas

title: disfrazadas


text: disfrazada

title: disfrazada


text: gángsteres

title: gángsteres


text: βίδας

title: βίδας


text: quempiam

title: quempiam


text: βίδες

title: βίδες


text: βιδών

title: βιδών


text:
quemquam

Pronoun

 * : anybody, anyone

title: quemquam


text:
entrometido

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) nosy, meddlesome, intrusive

Noun

 * 1) busybody, meddler

title: entrometido


text: βαμβακιού

title: βαμβακιού


text: User:Forudgah/Languages of Wikipedia 2

title: User:Forudgah/Languages of Wikipedia 2


text: βαμβακιών

title: βαμβακιών


text:
desconcertado

Adjective

 * 1) nonplussed; flummoxed totally confused or puzzled
 * 2) embarrassed, awkward
 * 1) embarrassed, awkward

Adjective

 * 1) disconcerted, baffled, shocked

title: desconcertado


text:
quosdam

Pronoun

 * 1) ; some (people)

title: quosdam


text: βαμβάκια

title: βαμβάκια


text: μπαμπακιού

title: μπαμπακιού


text:
rabboni

Etymology
. From biblical sources derived from Rabbi

Noun

 * 1) A rabbi.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rabbi
 * 2) teacher (Jewish)

title: rabboni


text: μπαμπακιών

title: μπαμπακιών


text: μπαμπάκια

title: μπαμπάκια


text: rediebant

title: rediebant


text:
anotación

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) annotation

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) annotation
 * 2) record

title: anotación


text: anotaciones

title: anotaciones


text:
refectio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) restoring, repairing
 * 2) refreshment, recreation
 * 3) dining room

title: refectio


text: refectiones

title: refectiones


text: refectionis

title: refectionis


text: refectionum

title: refectionum


text: refectioni

title: refectioni


text: refectionibus

title: refectionibus


text: refectionem

title: refectionem


text: refectione

title: refectione


text:
βαμβακερός

Etymology
from

Adjective

 * 1) cotton
 * κλωστή βαμβακερή  (cotton thread)
 * βαμβακερές μπλούζες  (cotton shirts)

title: βαμβακερός


text: βαμβακερού

title: βαμβακερού


text: βαμβακερό

title: βαμβακερό


text:
unicase

Adjective

 * 1)  Having only one case, without the distinction of upper and lower case.
 * The Malayalam script is unicase.

title: unicase


text:
remetior

Verb

 * 1) to measure back
 * 2) to go, pass or travel over again

title: remetior


text: βαμβακερά

title: βαμβακερά


text: remetiris

title: remetiris


text: remetitur

title: remetitur


text: remetimur

title: remetimur


text: remetimini

title: remetimini


text: remetiuntur

title: remetiuntur


text: remetiar

title: remetiar


text: remetieris

title: remetieris


text: remetietur

title: remetietur


text: remetiemur

title: remetiemur


text: remetiemini

title: remetiemini


text: βαμβακερές

title: βαμβακερές


text: remetientur

title: remetientur


text: remetiebar

title: remetiebar


text: remetiebaris

title: remetiebaris


text: remetiebatur

title: remetiebatur


text: remetiebamur

title: remetiebamur


text: remetiebamini

title: remetiebamini


text: remetiebantur

title: remetiebantur


text: remetiaris

title: remetiaris


text: remetiatur

title: remetiatur


text: remetiamur

title: remetiamur


text: remetiamini

title: remetiamini


text: remetiantur

title: remetiantur


text: remetirer

title: remetirer


text: remetireris

title: remetireris


text: remetiretur

title: remetiretur


text: remetiremur

title: remetiremur


text: remetiremini

title: remetiremini


text: remetirentur

title: remetirentur


text: remetire

title: remetire


text: remetitor

title: remetitor


text: remetiuntor

title: remetiuntor


text: remetiri

title: remetiri


text: βαμβακεροί

title: βαμβακεροί


text: βαμβακερών

title: βαμβακερών


text: βαμβακερούς

title: βαμβακερούς


text: βαμβακερή

title: βαμβακερή


text: βαμβακερής

title: βαμβακερής


text: βαμβακερέ

title: βαμβακερέ


text:
reputat

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) renowned

title: reputat


text: reputamus

title: reputamus


text: reputatis

title: reputatis


text: reputant

title: reputant


text: reputabo

title: reputabo


text: reputabis

title: reputabis


text: reputabit

title: reputabit


text: reputabimus

title: reputabimus


text: reputabitis

title: reputabitis


text: reputabunt

title: reputabunt


text: reputabam

title: reputabam


text: reputabat

title: reputabat


text: reputabamus

title: reputabamus


text: reputabatis

title: reputabatis


text: reputabant

title: reputabant


text: reputavisti

title: reputavisti


text: reputavit

title: reputavit


text: reputavimus

title: reputavimus


text: reputavistis

title: reputavistis


text: reputaverunt

title: reputaverunt


text: reputavero

title: reputavero


text: reputaveris

title: reputaveris


text: reputaverit

title: reputaverit


text: reputaverimus

title: reputaverimus


text: reputaveritis

title: reputaveritis


text: reputaverint

title: reputaverint


text: reputaveram

title: reputaveram


text: reputaveras

title: reputaveras


text: reputaverat

title: reputaverat


text: reputaveramus

title: reputaveramus


text: reputaveratis

title: reputaveratis


text: reputaverant

title: reputaverant


text: reputor

title: reputor


text: reputaris

title: reputaris


text: reputatur

title: reputatur


text: reputamur

title: reputamur


text: reputamini

title: reputamini


text: reputantur

title: reputantur


text: reputabor

title: reputabor


text: reputaberis

title: reputaberis


text: reputabitur

title: reputabitur


text: reputabimur

title: reputabimur


text: reputabimini

title: reputabimini


text: reputabuntur

title: reputabuntur


text: reputabar

title: reputabar


text: reputabaris

title: reputabaris


text: reputabatur

title: reputabatur


text: reputabamur

title: reputabamur


text: reputabamini

title: reputabamini


text: reputabantur

title: reputabantur


text: reputem

title: reputem


text: reputet

title: reputet


text: reputemus

title: reputemus


text: reputetis

title: reputetis


text: reputent

title: reputent


text: reputarem

title: reputarem


text: reputaret

title: reputaret


text: reputaremus

title: reputaremus


text: reputaretis

title: reputaretis


text: reputarent

title: reputarent


text: reputaverim

title: reputaverim


text: reputavissem

title: reputavissem


text: reputavisses

title: reputavisses


text: reputavisset

title: reputavisset


text: reputavissemus

title: reputavissemus


text: reputavissetis

title: reputavissetis


text: reputavissent

title: reputavissent


text: reputer

title: reputer


text: reputeris

title: reputeris


text: reputetur

title: reputetur


text: reputemur

title: reputemur


text: reputemini

title: reputemini


text: reputentur

title: reputentur


text: reputarer

title: reputarer


text: reputareris

title: reputareris


text: reputaretur

title: reputaretur


text: reputaremur

title: reputaremur


text: reputaremini

title: reputaremini


text: reputarentur

title: reputarentur


text: reputatote

title: reputatote


text: reputanto

title: reputanto


text: reputator

title: reputator


text: reputantor

title: reputantor


text: reputavisse

title: reputavisse


text: reputari

title: reputari


text:
reputatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) counted or calculated again
 * 2) pondered, reflected

title: reputatus


text: reputatum

title: reputatum


text: reputatae

title: reputatae


text: reputatorum

title: reputatorum


text: reputatarum

title: reputatarum


text: reputatam

title: reputatam


text: reputatos

title: reputatos


text: reputatas

title: reputatas


text:
rescindens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cutting or breaking down
 * 2) repealing, rescinding

title: rescindens


text: rescindentes

title: rescindentes


text: rescindentia

title: rescindentia


text: rescindentis

title: rescindentis


text: rescindentium

title: rescindentium


text: rescindenti

title: rescindenti


text: rescindentibus

title: rescindentibus


text: rescindentem

title: rescindentem


text:
residens

Noun

 * 1) a residence

Etymology 1
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) residing, abiding, tarrying, lingering
 * 2) remaining

Etymology 2
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sitting, settling
 * 2) abating, subsiding

Etymology
From or, from.

Noun

 * 1) a residence

Etymology
From or, from.

Noun

 * 1) a residence

Noun

 * 1) a residence

title: residens


text:
residentia

Etymology
From.

title: residentia


text: residentis

title: residentis


text: residentium

title: residentium


text: residentibus

title: residentibus


text: residentem

title: residentem


text:
respiciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) looking, back, behind or around
 * 2) considering, respecting

title: respiciens


text: respicientes

title: respicientes


text: respicientia

title: respicientia


text: respicientis

title: respicientis


text: respicientium

title: respicientium


text: respicienti

title: respicienti


text: respicientibus

title: respicientibus


text: respicientem

title: respicientem


text: oasthouse

title: oasthouse


text: oasthouses

title: oasthouses


text: resuscitas

title: resuscitas


text: resuscitat

title: resuscitat


text: resuscitamus

title: resuscitamus


text: resuscitatis

title: resuscitatis


text:
resuscitant

Noun

 * 1) Someone or something that resuscitates.

title: resuscitant


text: resuscitabo

title: resuscitabo


text: resuscitabis

title: resuscitabis


text: resuscitabit

title: resuscitabit


text: resuscitabimus

title: resuscitabimus


text: resuscitabitis

title: resuscitabitis


text: resuscitabunt

title: resuscitabunt


text: resuscitabam

title: resuscitabam


text: resuscitabas

title: resuscitabas


text: resuscitabat

title: resuscitabat


text: resuscitabamus

title: resuscitabamus


text: resuscitabatis

title: resuscitabatis


text: resuscitabant

title: resuscitabant


text: resuscitavisti

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jackstay

Noun

 * 1)  A stay (rope, bar or batten), running along a ship's yard, to which is attached the head of a square sail.
 * 2)  A cable between two ships or from a ship to a fixed point which can be used to support a load during transfer of personnel or materiel along the cable.
 * 3)  A line (rope, webbing or cable), attached to a boat at the ends, to which a safety harness can be clipped to restrain falling in rough conditions and to prevent falling overboard.
 * 4)  A line fixed at both ends, which may be used to guide a load or a diver along the route of the line. Uses include guidance to and from the underwater work site, and as a means of controlling an underwater search.

Derived terms

 * jackstay search

Translations

 * Finnish:

 * Finnish: turvaköysi

title: jackstay


text: jackstays

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text:
Citations:proletarianisms

 * 1924, Ford Madox Ford, The Transatlantic Review, volume 1, page 62 (Translatlantic Review Co.)
 * In short, if we had to propagandise, remembering that our interests are the interests of the arts and of tranquillity, we could only pray that the reign of the British Left should be only a short breather with, to follow it, a long period in the shades of opposition where they may learn that historic sentiments are still more powerful than any international proletarianisms and that if you and your friends have murdered a man’s remote ancestor that man and his descendants will go on disliking you for generations in spite of all the labours of all your Research Departments.
 * 1937, Louis Furman Sas, The Noun Declension System in Merovingian Latin, page 7 (self-published)
 * We have seen in modern post-war literature attempts to reproduce this “oral” layer, but even in French writers like Barbusse, Céline, Romains, etc., we feel the literary effort involved and are compelled to admit that, in spite of the proletarianisms of syntax and the mangled or “vulgar” pronunciations, we are really reading samples of a “vulgarized” middle layer. As for a “proletarian” language written by people without any culture, we are unable to find any lengthy samples of it anywhere.
 * 1943, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, volumes 73–75, page 11 (self-published)
 * Mohammed appeared and gave them a society and civilization of novel cast. The civilization was new precisely in its proletarianisms: its appeal to the common denominators and therefore to the commonnesses of men; its discarding of much of the heritage of the past; its simplification of ideas; its levelling and denunciations; its long list of prohibitions.
 * 1972, Richard Poirier, Norman Mailer, page 34 (Viking Press)
 * The style of the book lacks the eccentricity and wildness that belongs to the world being evoked. There is too much of Fitzgerald diluted with proletarianisms supposed to fit the personality and background of the narrator; there is far too little of Nathanael West, except in bits of the book dealing with Marion Faye.
 * 1973, Flying, volume 92, page 8 (Ziff-Davis Pub. Co.)
 * The scatological proletarianisms of Don Jonz reflect poorly on your heretofore high level of editorial standards.
 * 1975, Vivian de Sola Pinto, Renaissance and Modern Studies, volumes 19–20, page 117 (University of Nottingham)
 * Orthodoxy views things otherwise. Leafing through Left Review (or even through Symons’s partial quotations from it) one notices how rarely are the fake-proletarianisms, the boilersuit, the dropped-H syndrome, the soupy expressions of solidarity, by helots who continued helot, how those who wrote these Sentimental things were most often to end in orthodoxy’s bosom, even if they are not chief among orthodoxy’s authors.
 * 1992, Thomas Burns McArthur [ed.], The Oxford Companion to the English language, page 553 (Oxford University Press; ISBN 019214183X, 9780192141835)
 * There is a fine dividing line between the everyday sensationalism of popular and tabloid journalism and the parodies in such publications as the British satirical magazine Private Eye, which uses proletarianisms in such headlines as The Royals, dontcha lovem!
 * 1999, Christine Bold, The WPA Guides: Mapping America, page 173
 * If Conroy submitted “proletarianisms” and Balch “chaos,” another rhetorical mode — also rejected by Washington — was the false cosmopolitanism of Geraldine Parker.
 * 2005, John Sutherland, biographical note to H. G. Wells’ The History of Mr Polly (Penguin Classics)
 * Sadly, even the ‘genteel’ proletarianisms of Polly and his class are nowadays only normally heard among citizens over the age of fifty. In a few years that richly nuanced dialect will be as dead as Sanskrit.

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User:PaparazziPulse/Wikisaurus

Here are a number of Wikisaurus entries that I created, but which have either been removed, or are likely to be removed soon.

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title: User:PaparazziPulse/Wikisaurus


text:
monestir

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) monastery

title: monestir


text:
makee

Etymology
Dialectal form of.

Adjective

 * 1)  sweet
 * 2)  cool, great, beautiful

title: makee


text: makeen

title: makeen


text:
Alboraia

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) city of the Horta Nord district, in the Valencian Community (Spain)

title: Alboraia


text: fiiliksen

title: fiiliksen


text:
Alcossebre

Etymology
.

title: Alcossebre


text:
ciutadella

Noun

 * 1) citadel

title: ciutadella


text: puutuneena

title: puutuneena


text: häpeen

title: häpeen


text: häpeämään

title: häpeämään


text: häpeän

title: häpeän


text:
höppänöityä

Verb

 * 1) to become senile

title: höppänöityä


text:
jackstay search

Noun

 * 1)  An underwater search conducted by divers who follow a guide rope, each time they reach an end of the rope moving that end in a set direction; the divers may start together or from opposite ends of the rope.

title: jackstay search


text: Category:English terms prefixed with nom-


text:
ulička

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) alley narrow street

title: ulička


text: dives in

title: dives in


text:
nom-

Etymology
Representing, the stem of the.

Prefix

 * 1) law, legislation

Usage notes

 * When combined with a word or another affix which begins with a consonant, this prefix concatenates with the interfix (as ).

title: nom-


text: diving in

title: diving in


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text: Boutiques

title: Boutiques


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title: Butike


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title: Butiken


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title: δραχμής


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Talk:grandnephew

Grande-nephew is definitely not the way you say great-nephew in Spanish. I don't know what the proper way is, but "grande" is never used in the filial sense of "great". e.g.: bisabuelo/bisnieta (grandfather/granddaughter), tío abuelo (great-uncle), etc. 173.218.141.254 15:22, 13 December 2010 (UTC)

 * You’re right, somebody probably used a computer translation program or something. It is now fixed. —Stephen (Talk) 12:07, 14 December 2010 (UTC)

Commonness of various forms
See Talk:grandniece. - -sche (discuss) 17:38, 18 July 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:grandnephew


text: rubum

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text: rubos

title: rubos


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title: unforch


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text:
sandalium

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) slipper
 * : sandal

title: sandalium


text: sandalii

title: sandalii


text: sandaliorum

title: sandaliorum


text: sandalio

title: sandalio


text: sandaliis

title: sandaliis


text: Maffias

title: Maffias


text:
scindens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cutting, rending

title: scindens


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title: scindentes


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text:
тағйир

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) change
 * 2) modification

title: тағйир


text:
seducendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be led astray or seduced

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Talk:go down the toilet

Possibly just down the toilet, can it combine with a verb other than ? Mglovesfun (talk) 15:35, 13 December 2010 (UTC)
 * OK. Also, down the pan is a synonym in the UK. SemperBlotto 15:39, 13 December 2010 (UTC)

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text:
voban

Noun

 * 1) worker, laborer

title: voban


text:
sementis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sowing, planting (action or season)

Descendants

 * Italo-Romance:
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Oïl:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:

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text:
sementium

Etymology 2
Neuter form based on etymology 1. The singular is first attested in the. The plural is attested in  (late 6th. c.) and in a document dating from 820 CE.

Noun

 * 1)  seed

Descendants
All reflect the plural, reanalyzed as a feminine singular.

 * Balkan Romance:
 * Italo-Romance:
 * Padanian:
 * Old
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Padanian:
 * Old
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:

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text:
seminandus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be sown or planted

title: seminandus


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title: siccatur


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title: siccamini


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title: siccantur


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title: siccabor


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title: siccaberis


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title: siccabitur


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title: siccabimini


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title: siccabuntur


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title: siccabaris


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title: siccabatur


text: siccabamur

title: siccabamur


text: siccabamini

title: siccabamini


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title: siccabantur


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title: sicces


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title: siccet


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title: siccemus


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title: siccetis


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title: siccarem


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title: siccavissemus


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title: siccavissetis


text: siccavissent

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text:
siccer

Etymology
From, from. For more, see.

title: siccer


text: sicceris

title: sicceris


text: siccetur

title: siccetur


text: siccemur

title: siccemur


text: siccemini

title: siccemini


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title: siccentur


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title: siccaretur


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title: siccaremur


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title: siccaremini


text: siccarentur

title: siccarentur


text: siccato

title: siccato


text:
siccate

Etymology
, past participle of.

Verb

 * 1)  To dry.

title: siccate


text: siccatote

title: siccatote


text: siccanto

title: siccanto


text: siccator

title: siccator


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title: siccantor


text: siccavisse

title: siccavisse


text: siccari

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text:
siccatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dried
 * 2) drained, exhausted

title: siccatus


text: siccata

title: siccata


text: siccatum

title: siccatum


text:
siccati

Etymology
Passive verb from.

Verb

 * 1) to be sprinkled

title: siccati


text: siccatae

title: siccatae


text: siccatorum

title: siccatorum


text: siccatarum

title: siccatarum


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title: siccatam


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title: siccatas


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text:
User talk:86.210.69.5

You know, as far as Greek language is concerned, choosing between o and ɔ is just a convention. The real sound is somewhere between these two. So please, don't change them. flyax 15:53, 13 December 2010 (UTC)

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text: Thesaurus:street

title: Thesaurus:street


text: πάπα

title: πάπα


text: πάπες

title: πάπες


text: παπών

title: παπών


text:
sindon

Etymology
From (possibly by way of  and ), from, from , from earlier.

Noun

 * 1)  A fine thin linen muslin or cambric cloth.
 * 2)  A piece of such cloth, particularly
 * 3) A shroud of such cloth.
 * 4)  The shroud of Jesus following the crucifixion.
 * 5)  The corporal: the cloth placed beneath the eucharist.
 * 6) A garment or wrapper of such cloth.
 * 7)  A wad, roll, or pledget of such cloth, usually doused with medicine, used to fill open wounds during surgery.
 * 1)  A wad, roll, or pledget of such cloth, usually doused with medicine, used to fill open wounds during surgery.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) muslin

title: sindon


text: sindones

title: sindones


text: sindonis

title: sindonis


text: sindonum

title: sindonum


text: sindonibus

title: sindonibus


text: sindonem

title: sindonem


text: solebat

title: solebat


text:
spineus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) thorny, spiny

title: spineus


text: πατώματος

title: πατώματος


text: spinea

title: spinea


text: spineum

title: spineum


text: spinei

title: spinei


text: spineae

title: spineae


text: spineorum

title: spineorum


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title: spinearum


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title: spineo


text: spineis

title: spineis


text: spineam

title: spineam


text: spineos

title: spineos


text: spineas

title: spineas


text: spinee

title: spinee


text: πατώματα

title: πατώματα


text: πατωμάτων

title: πατωμάτων


text:
ham hock

Noun

 * 1) The cut of meat at the joint between the leg and foot of a hog.

Translations

 * Polish:
 * Serbo-Croatian: svinjska koljenica,
 * Swedish:

title: ham hock


text: splendores

title: splendores


text: splendoris

title: splendoris


text: splendorum

title: splendorum


text: splendoribus

title: splendoribus


text: splendorem

title: splendorem


text: πεδίλου

title: πεδίλου


text: πεδίλων

title: πεδίλων


text: sceut

title: sceut


text: πέδιλα

title: πέδιλα


text:
spumat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) frothed

title: spumat


text: spumamus

title: spumamus


text: spumatis

title: spumatis


text:
spumant

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) foaming agent

title: spumant


text: spumabo

title: spumabo


text: spumabis

title: spumabis


text: spumabit

title: spumabit


text: spumabimus

title: spumabimus


text: spumabitis

title: spumabitis


text: spumabunt

title: spumabunt


text: spumabam

title: spumabam


text: spumabas

title: spumabas


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title: spumabat


text: spumabamus

title: spumabamus


text: spumabatis

title: spumabatis


text: spumabant

title: spumabant


text: spumavisti

title: spumavisti


text: spumavit

title: spumavit


text: spumavimus

title: spumavimus


text: spumavistis

title: spumavistis


text: spumaverunt

title: spumaverunt


text: spumavero

title: spumavero


text: spumaveris

title: spumaveris


text: spumaverit

title: spumaverit


text: spumaverimus

title: spumaverimus


text: spumaveritis

title: spumaveritis


text: spumaverint

title: spumaverint


text: spumaveram

title: spumaveram


text: spumaveras

title: spumaveras


text: spumaverat

title: spumaverat


text: spumaveramus

title: spumaveramus


text: spumaveratis

title: spumaveratis


text: spumaverant

title: spumaverant


text: spumor

title: spumor


text: spumaris

title: spumaris


text: spumatur

title: spumatur


text: spumamur

title: spumamur


text: spumamini

title: spumamini


text: spumantur

title: spumantur


text: spumabor

title: spumabor


text: spumaberis

title: spumaberis


text: spumabitur

title: spumabitur


text: spumabimur

title: spumabimur


text: spumabimini

title: spumabimini


text: spumabuntur

title: spumabuntur


text: spumabar

title: spumabar


text: spumabaris

title: spumabaris


text: spumabatur

title: spumabatur


text: spumabamur

title: spumabamur


text: spumabamini

title: spumabamini


text: spumabantur

title: spumabantur


text: spumem

title: spumem


text: spumet

title: spumet


text: spumemus

title: spumemus


text: spumetis

title: spumetis


text: spument

title: spument


text: spumarem

title: spumarem


text: spumares

title: spumares


text: spumaret

title: spumaret


text: spumaremus

title: spumaremus


text: spumaretis

title: spumaretis


text: spumarent

title: spumarent


text: spumaverim

title: spumaverim


text: spumavissem

title: spumavissem


text: spumavisses

title: spumavisses


text: spumavisset

title: spumavisset


text: spumavissemus

title: spumavissemus


text: spumavissetis

title: spumavissetis


text: spumavissent

title: spumavissent


text: spumer

title: spumer


text: spumeris

title: spumeris


text: spumetur

title: spumetur


text: spumemur

title: spumemur


text: spumemini

title: spumemini


text: spumentur

title: spumentur


text: spumarer

title: spumarer


text: spumareris

title: spumareris


text: spumaretur

title: spumaretur


text: spumaremur

title: spumaremur


text: spumaremini

title: spumaremini


text: spumarentur

title: spumarentur


text: spumatote

title: spumatote


text: spumanto

title: spumanto


text: spumator

title: spumator


text: spumantor

title: spumantor


text: spumavisse

title: spumavisse


text: spumari

title: spumari


text:
spumans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) foaming, frothing

title: spumans


text: spumantia

title: spumantia


text: spumantis

title: spumantis


text: spumantium

title: spumantium


text: spumantibus

title: spumantibus


text: spumantem

title: spumantem


text: stolarum

title: stolarum


text: stolis

title: stolis


text: stolam

title: stolam


text: πελάγους

title: πελάγους


text: πελάγων

title: πελάγων


text: πελαγών

title: πελαγών


text: πελάγη

title: πελάγη


text:
stupefacio

Verb

 * 1) to make, or become, stupid, senseless or numb
 * 2) to stun, shock, stupefy

title: stupefacio


text:
macromania

Noun

 * 1)  A mania characterized by the delusion that objects are larger than they really are; or that one's own body or body parts are much larger than they are.

title: macromania


text: stupefacis

title: stupefacis


text: stupefacit

title: stupefacit


text: stupefacimus

title: stupefacimus


text: stupefacitis

title: stupefacitis


text: stupefaciunt

title: stupefaciunt


text: stupefaciam

title: stupefaciam


text: stupefacies

title: stupefacies


text: stupefaciet

title: stupefaciet


text: stupefaciemus

title: stupefaciemus


text: stupefacietis

title: stupefacietis


text: stupefaciebam

title: stupefaciebam


text: stupefaciebas

title: stupefaciebas


text: stupefaciebat

title: stupefaciebat


text: stupefaciebamus

title: stupefaciebamus


text: stupefaciebatis

title: stupefaciebatis


text: stupefaciebant

title: stupefaciebant


text: stupefecisti

title: stupefecisti


text: stupefecit

title: stupefecit


text: stupefecimus

title: stupefecimus


text: stupefecistis

title: stupefecistis


text: stupefecerunt

title: stupefecerunt


text: stupefeceris

title: stupefeceris


text: stupefecerit

title: stupefecerit


text: stupefecerimus

title: stupefecerimus


text: stupefeceritis

title: stupefeceritis


text: stupefecerint

title: stupefecerint


text: stupefeceram

title: stupefeceram


text: stupefeceras

title: stupefeceras


text: stupefecerat

title: stupefecerat


text: stupefeceramus

title: stupefeceramus


text: stupefeceratis

title: stupefeceratis


text: stupefecerant

title: stupefecerant


text: stupefio

title: stupefio


text: stupefis

title: stupefis


text: stupefit

title: stupefit


text: stupefimus

title: stupefimus


text: stupefitis

title: stupefitis


text: stupefiunt

title: stupefiunt


text:
macromastia

Etymology
, from and

Noun

 * 1)  Abnormal enlargement of the breast.

title: macromastia


text: stupefiam

title: stupefiam


text: stupefiet

title: stupefiet


text: stupefiemus

title: stupefiemus


text: stupefietis

title: stupefietis


text: stupefient

title: stupefient


text: stupefiebam

title: stupefiebam


text: stupefiebas

title: stupefiebas


text: stupefiebat

title: stupefiebat


text: stupefiebamus

title: stupefiebamus


text: stupefiebatis

title: stupefiebatis


text: stupefiebant

title: stupefiebant


text: stupefacias

title: stupefacias


text: stupefaciat

title: stupefaciat


text: stupefaciamus

title: stupefaciamus


text: stupefaciatis

title: stupefaciatis


text: stupefaciant

title: stupefaciant


text: stupefacerem

title: stupefacerem


text: stupefaceres

title: stupefaceres


text: stupefaceret

title: stupefaceret


text: stupefaceremus

title: stupefaceremus


text: stupefaceretis

title: stupefaceretis


text: stupefacerent

title: stupefacerent


text: stupefecerim

title: stupefecerim


text: stupefecissem

title: stupefecissem


text: stupefecisses

title: stupefecisses


text: stupefecisset

title: stupefecisset


text: stupefecissemus

title: stupefecissemus


text: stupefecissetis

title: stupefecissetis


text: πέρδικας

title: πέρδικας


text: stupefecissent

title: stupefecissent


text: stupefias

title: stupefias


text:
stupefiat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) dumbfounded

title: stupefiat


text: stupefiamus

title: stupefiamus


text: stupefiatis

title: stupefiatis


text:
stupefiant

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) narcotic

title: stupefiant


text: stupefierem

title: stupefierem


text: stupefieres

title: stupefieres


text: stupefieret

title: stupefieret


text: stupefieremus

title: stupefieremus


text: stupefieretis

title: stupefieretis


text: stupefierent

title: stupefierent


text: stupefac

title: stupefac


text: stupefacito

title: stupefacito


text: stupefacite

title: stupefacite


text: stupefacitote

title: stupefacitote


text: stupefaciunto

title: stupefaciunto


text: stupefi

title: stupefi


text: stupefito

title: stupefito


text: stupefite

title: stupefite


text: stupefitote

title: stupefitote


text: stupefacere

title: stupefacere


text: stupefecisse

title: stupefecisse


text: stupefieri

title: stupefieri


text: πέρδικες

title: πέρδικες


text: περδίκων

title: περδίκων


text: πετάλου

title: πετάλου


text:
stupefactus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) benumbed, deadened, stupefied

title: stupefactus


text: πετάλων

title: πετάλων


text: stupefacta

title: stupefacta


text: stupefactum

title: stupefactum


text: stupefacti

title: stupefacti


text: stupefactae

title: stupefactae


text: stupefactorum

title: stupefactorum


text: stupefactarum

title: stupefactarum


text: stupefacto

title: stupefacto


text: stupefactis

title: stupefactis


text: stupefactam

title: stupefactam


text: stupefactos

title: stupefactos


text: stupefactas

title: stupefactas


text: stupefacte

title: stupefacte


text: πέταλα

title: πέταλα


text:
malapportioned

Adjective

 * 1)  Of an electoral district, characterized by a disproportionate distribution of representatives to a legislative body.

title: malapportioned


text:
suffocatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) choked, stifled, strangled or suffocated

title: suffocatus


text: suffocata

title: suffocata


text: suffocatum

title: suffocatum


text: suffocati

title: suffocati


text: suffocatae

title: suffocatae


text: suffocatorum

title: suffocatorum


text: suffocatarum

title: suffocatarum


text: suffocatam

title: suffocatam


text: suffocatos

title: suffocatos


text: suffocatas

title: suffocatas


text:
suspiciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) looking up, at or to
 * 2) admiring
 * 3) suspecting, mistrusting

title: suspiciens


text: suspicientes

title: suspicientes


text: suspicientia

title: suspicientia


text: suspicientis

title: suspicientis


text: suspicientium

title: suspicientium


text: suspicienti

title: suspicienti


text: suspicientibus

title: suspicientibus


text: suspicientem

title: suspicientem


text:
talitha

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) girl, damsel

title: talitha


text: πήχυς

title: πήχυς


text:
Albuixec

Proper noun

 * 1) Albuixech

title: Albuixec


text: transcendis

title: transcendis


text: transcendit

title: transcendit


text: transcendimus

title: transcendimus


text: transcenditis

title: transcenditis


text: transcendunt

title: transcendunt


text: transcendam

title: transcendam


text: transcendet

title: transcendet


text: transcendemus

title: transcendemus


text: transcendetis

title: transcendetis


text: transcendebam

title: transcendebam


text: transcendebas

title: transcendebas


text: transcendebat

title: transcendebat


text: transcendebamus

title: transcendebamus


text: transcendebatis

title: transcendebatis


text: transcendebant

title: transcendebant


text: transcendisti

title: transcendisti


text: transcendistis

title: transcendistis


text: transcenderunt

title: transcenderunt


text: transcendero

title: transcendero


text: transcenderis

title: transcenderis


text: transcenderit

title: transcenderit


text: transcenderimus

title: transcenderimus


text: transcenderitis

title: transcenderitis


text: transcenderint

title: transcenderint


text: transcenderam

title: transcenderam


text: transcenderat

title: transcenderat


text: transcenderamus

title: transcenderamus


text: transcenderatis

title: transcenderatis


text: transcenderant

title: transcenderant


text: transcendor

title: transcendor


text: transcenditur

title: transcenditur


text: transcendimur

title: transcendimur


text: transcendimini

title: transcendimini


text: transcenduntur

title: transcenduntur


text: transcendar

title: transcendar


text: transcendetur

title: transcendetur


text: transcendemur

title: transcendemur


text: transcendemini

title: transcendemini


text: transcendentur

title: transcendentur


text: transcendebar

title: transcendebar


text: transcendebaris

title: transcendebaris


text: transcendebatur

title: transcendebatur


text: transcendebamur

title: transcendebamur


text: transcendebamini

title: transcendebamini


text: transcendebantur

title: transcendebantur


text: transcendat

title: transcendat


text: transcendamus

title: transcendamus


text: transcendatis

title: transcendatis


text: transcenderem

title: transcenderem


text: transcenderes

title: transcenderes


text: transcenderet

title: transcenderet


text: transcenderemus

title: transcenderemus


text: transcenderetis

title: transcenderetis


text: transcenderent

title: transcenderent


text: transcenderim

title: transcenderim


text: transcendissem

title: transcendissem


text: transcendisses

title: transcendisses


text: transcendisset

title: transcendisset


text: transcendissemus

title: transcendissemus


text: transcendissetis

title: transcendissetis


text: transcendissent

title: transcendissent


text: transcendaris

title: transcendaris


text: transcendatur

title: transcendatur


text: transcendamur

title: transcendamur


text: transcendamini

title: transcendamini


text: transcendantur

title: transcendantur


text: transcenderer

title: transcenderer


text: transcendereris

title: transcendereris


text: transcenderetur

title: transcenderetur


text: transcenderemur

title: transcenderemur


text: transcenderemini

title: transcenderemini


text: transcenderentur

title: transcenderentur


text: transcendito

title: transcendito


text: transcendite

title: transcendite


text: transcenditote

title: transcenditote


text: transcendunto

title: transcendunto


text: transcenditor

title: transcenditor


text: transcenduntor

title: transcenduntor


text: transcendisse

title: transcendisse


text: transiet

title: transiet


text:
tremens

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) trembling, shaking, shuddering

title: tremens


text: trementes

title: trementes


text: trementia

title: trementia


text: trementis

title: trementis


text: trementium

title: trementium


text: trementi

title: trementi


text: trementibus

title: trementibus


text: trementem

title: trementem


text:
urceus

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A ewer for holding water for washing.

Etymology
From, perhaps as a resubstantivised adjective.

Noun

 * 1) jug, pitcher, ewer
 * 2) mug

Descendants

 * Italian
 * Portuguese
 * Spanish
 * Italian
 * Portuguese
 * Spanish

title: urceus


text: urcei

title: urcei


text: urceorum

title: urceorum


text: urceo

title: urceo


text: urceis

title: urceis


text: urceum

title: urceum


text: urceos

title: urceos


text: urcee

title: urcee


text:
vapulo

Etymology
From. Probably onomatopoeic in its origin, meaning 'cry, wail', from which meaning the attested meaning 'be beaten, be stricken' evolved.

Verb

 * 1)  to be flogged or beaten

title: vapulo


text: vapulas

title: vapulas


text:
vil·la

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) villa

title: vil·la


text: vapulat

title: vapulat


text: vapulamus

title: vapulamus


text: vapulatis

title: vapulatis


text: vapulant

title: vapulant


text: vapulabo

title: vapulabo


text: vapulabis

title: vapulabis


text: vapulabit

title: vapulabit


text: vapulabimus

title: vapulabimus


text: vapulabitis

title: vapulabitis


text: vapulabunt

title: vapulabunt


text: vapulabam

title: vapulabam


text: vapulabas

title: vapulabas


text: vapulabat

title: vapulabat


text: vapulabamus

title: vapulabamus


text: vapulabatis

title: vapulabatis


text: vapulabant

title: vapulabant


text: vapulavi

title: vapulavi


text: vapulavisti

title: vapulavisti


text: vapulavit

title: vapulavit


text: vapulavimus

title: vapulavimus


text: vapulavistis

title: vapulavistis


text: vapulaverunt

title: vapulaverunt


text: vapulavero

title: vapulavero


text: vapulaveris

title: vapulaveris


text: vapulaverit

title: vapulaverit


text: vapulaverimus

title: vapulaverimus


text: vapulaveritis

title: vapulaveritis


text: vapulaverint

title: vapulaverint


text: vapulaveram

title: vapulaveram


text: vapulaveras

title: vapulaveras


text: vapulaverat

title: vapulaverat


text: vapulaveramus

title: vapulaveramus


text: vapulaveratis

title: vapulaveratis


text: vapulaverant

title: vapulaverant


text: vapulatur

title: vapulatur


text: vapulabitur

title: vapulabitur


text: vapulabatur

title: vapulabatur


text: vapulem

title: vapulem


text: vapules

title: vapules


text: vapulet

title: vapulet


text: vapulemus

title: vapulemus


text: vapuletis

title: vapuletis


text: vapulent

title: vapulent


text: vapularem

title: vapularem


text: vapulares

title: vapulares


text: vapularet

title: vapularet


text: vapularemus

title: vapularemus


text: vapularetis

title: vapularetis


text: vapularent

title: vapularent