text: exsultavissem

title: exsultavissem


text: exsultavisses

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title: exsultavisses


text: exsultavisset

title: exsultavisset


text: exsultavissemus

title: exsultavissemus


text: exsultavissetis

title: exsultavissetis


text: exsultavissent

title: exsultavissent


text: exsulter

title: exsulter


text: exsulteris

title: exsulteris


text: exsultetur

title: exsultetur


text: exsultemur

title: exsultemur


text:
lamby

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a lamb or the meat of a lamb.

title: lamby


text: exsultemini

title: exsultemini


text: exsultentur

title: exsultentur


text: exsultarer

title: exsultarer


text: exsultareris

title: exsultareris


text: exsultaretur

title: exsultaretur


text: exsultaremur

title: exsultaremur


text: exsultaremini

title: exsultaremini


text:
stapsgewijs

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) stepwise, step by step

Adjective

 * 1) stepwise, step-by-step

title: stapsgewijs


text: exsultarentur

title: exsultarentur


text: exsulta

title: exsulta


text: exsultato

title: exsultato


text: exsultate

title: exsultate


text: exsultatote

title: exsultatote


text: exsultanto

title: exsultanto


text: exsultator

title: exsultator


text: exsultantor

title: exsultantor


text: exsultavisse

title: exsultavisse


text: exsultari

title: exsultari


text:
exsultatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exulted, rejoiced
 * 2) revelled
 * 3) boasted

title: exsultatus


text: fetat

title: fetat


text: fetamus

title: fetamus


text: fetatis

title: fetatis


text: fetant

title: fetant


text: fetabo

title: fetabo


text: fetabis

title: fetabis


text: fetabit

title: fetabit


text: fetabimus

title: fetabimus


text: fetabitis

title: fetabitis


text: fetabunt

title: fetabunt


text: fetabam

title: fetabam


text: fetabas

title: fetabas


text: fetabat

title: fetabat


text: fetabamus

title: fetabamus


text: fetabatis

title: fetabatis


text: fetabant

title: fetabant


text: fetavi

title: fetavi


text: fetavisti

title: fetavisti


text: fetavit

title: fetavit


text: fetavimus

title: fetavimus


text: fetavistis

title: fetavistis


text: fetaverunt

title: fetaverunt


text: fetavero

title: fetavero


text: fetaveris

title: fetaveris


text: fetaverit

title: fetaverit


text: fetaverimus

title: fetaverimus


text: fetaveritis

title: fetaveritis


text: fetaverint

title: fetaverint


text: fetaveram

title: fetaveram


text: fetaveras

title: fetaveras


text: fetaverat

title: fetaverat


text: fetaveramus

title: fetaveramus


text: fetaveratis

title: fetaveratis


text: fetaverant

title: fetaverant


text:
nonaficionado

Noun

 * 1) One who is not an aficionado.

title: nonaficionado


text: fetaris

title: fetaris


text: fetatur

title: fetatur


text: fetamur

title: fetamur


text: fetamini

title: fetamini


text: nonaficionados

title: nonaficionados


text: fetantur

title: fetantur


text: fetabor

title: fetabor


text: fetaberis

title: fetaberis


text: fetabitur

title: fetabitur


text: fetabimur

title: fetabimur


text: fetabimini

title: fetabimini


text: fetabuntur

title: fetabuntur


text: fetabar

title: fetabar


text: fetabaris

title: fetabaris


text: fetabatur

title: fetabatur


text:
hartal

Etymology
Borrowed, via, from , , literally “locking of shops”.

Noun

 * 1)  the closure of shops and offices, typically as a strike.

Etymology 1
From, from , from likely through Hindi.

Noun

 * 1)  ochre: a somewhat dark yellowish orange colour.
 * 1)  ochre: a somewhat dark yellowish orange colour.

Etymology 2
From, from , from , , from 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) The closure of shops and offices, typically as a strike.

Etymology 1
From, from , , from 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) The closure of shops and offices, typically as a strike.

Etymology 2
From likely through Hindi.

Noun

 * , a kind of yellow arsenic
 * 1)  A somewhat dark yellowish orange colour; ochre.
 * 2) a kind of fragrant face powder made from coconut oil and saffron yielding a similar colour for use in weddings
 * 1) a kind of fragrant face powder made from coconut oil and saffron yielding a similar colour for use in weddings

title: hartal


text: fetabamur

title: fetabamur


text: fetabamini

title: fetabamini


text: fetabantur

title: fetabantur


text: fetem

title: fetem


text:
pomaknuti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to move (change position)

title: pomaknuti


text: fetet

title: fetet


text: fetemus

title: fetemus


text: fetetis

title: fetetis


text:
помакнути

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to move (change position)

title: помакнути


text: fetent

title: fetent


text: fetarem

title: fetarem


text: fetares

title: fetares


text: fetaret

title: fetaret


text: fetaremus

title: fetaremus


text: fetaretis

title: fetaretis


text: fetarent

title: fetarent


text: ζάχαρου

title: ζάχαρου


text: fetaverim

title: fetaverim


text: fetavissem

title: fetavissem


text: fetavisses

title: fetavisses


text: fetavisset

title: fetavisset


text: fetavissemus

title: fetavissemus


text: fetavissetis

title: fetavissetis


text: fetavissent

title: fetavissent


text: feteris

title: feteris


text: ζάχαρων

title: ζάχαρων


text: fetetur

title: fetetur


text: fetemur

title: fetemur


text: fetemini

title: fetemini


text: fetentur

title: fetentur


text: fetarer

title: fetarer


text:
pomicati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to move (change position)

title: pomicati


text: fetareris

title: fetareris


text: fetaretur

title: fetaretur


text: fetaremur

title: fetaremur


text: fetaremini

title: fetaremini


text:
помицати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to move (change position)

title: помицати


text: hartals

title: hartals


text: fetarentur

title: fetarentur


text: fetato

title: fetato


text: fetate

title: fetate


text: ζάχαρα

title: ζάχαρα


text: fetatote

title: fetatote


text: fetanto

title: fetanto


text: fetator

title: fetator


text: fetantor

title: fetantor


text: fetavisse

title: fetavisse


text: fetari

title: fetari


text:
nondrafted

Adjective

 * 1) Not drafted.

title: nondrafted


text: signat

title: signat


text: signamus

title: signamus


text:
grúpáil

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  group

Noun

 * 1) grouping
 * 1) grouping

title: grúpáil


text: signabo

title: signabo


text: signabis

title: signabis


text: signabit

title: signabit


text: signabimus

title: signabimus


text: signabitis

title: signabitis


text: signabunt

title: signabunt


text: signabam

title: signabam


text: signabat

title: signabat


text: signabamus

title: signabamus


text: signabatis

title: signabatis


text: signabant

title: signabant


text: pomaći

title: pomaći


text: signavi

title: signavi


text: signavisti

title: signavisti


text: signavit

title: signavit


text: signavimus

title: signavimus


text: помаћи

title: помаћи


text: signavistis

title: signavistis


text: signaverunt

title: signaverunt


text: signavero

title: signavero


text: signaveris

title: signaveris


text: signaverit

title: signaverit


text: signaverimus

title: signaverimus


text: signaveritis

title: signaveritis


text: signaverint

title: signaverint


text:
nonenvironmentally

Adverb

 * 1) In a nonenvironmental manner.

title: nonenvironmentally


text: signaveram

title: signaveram


text: signaveras

title: signaveras


text: signaverat

title: signaverat


text: signaveramus

title: signaveramus


text: signaveratis

title: signaveratis


text: signaverant

title: signaverant


text: signaris

title: signaris


text: signamur

title: signamur


text: signamini

title: signamini


text: signantur

title: signantur


text: signabor

title: signabor


text: signaberis

title: signaberis


text: signabitur

title: signabitur


text: signabimur

title: signabimur


text: signabimini

title: signabimini


text: signabuntur

title: signabuntur


text: signabar

title: signabar


text: signabaris

title: signabaris


text: signabatur

title: signabatur


text: signabamur

title: signabamur


text: signabamini

title: signabamini


text: signabantur

title: signabantur


text: signem

title: signem


text: signemus

title: signemus


text: signetis

title: signetis


text: signarem

title: signarem


text: signaret

title: signaret


text: signaremus

title: signaremus


text: signaretis

title: signaretis


text: signarent

title: signarent


text: signaverim

title: signaverim


text: signavissem

title: signavissem


text: signavisses

title: signavisses


text: signavisset

title: signavisset


text: signavissemus

title: signavissemus


text: signavissetis

title: signavissetis


text: signavissent

title: signavissent


text: signeris

title: signeris


text: signetur

title: signetur


text: signemur

title: signemur


text:
heelball

Etymology
?

Noun

 * 1) A mixture of wax and lampblack used to polish shoes, and in brass rubbing.

title: heelball


text: signemini

title: signemini


text: signentur

title: signentur


text: signarer

title: signarer


text: signareris

title: signareris


text: signaretur

title: signaretur


text: signaremur

title: signaremur


text: signaremini

title: signaremini


text: signarentur

title: signarentur


text: signato

title: signato


text:
signate

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Having definite colour markings; bearing spots resembling letters.
 * 2) Designate.

Adverb

 * 1) expressively, clearly, distinctly

title: signate


text: signatote

title: signatote


text: signanto

title: signanto


text: signantor

title: signantor


text: signavisse

title: signavisse


text: signari

title: signari


text: pintxos

title: pintxos


text:
pintxo

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) A Basque snack served in bars, resembling tapas.

Etymology
.

Etymology
, from.

title: pintxo


text: slotje

title: slotje


text: aequa

title: aequa


text: aequatote

title: aequatote


text: aequanto

title: aequanto


text:
aequator

Noun

 * 1) coin inspector or assayer
 * 2)  equalizer
 * 3)  equator

title: aequator


text: aequantor

title: aequantor


text: aequavisse

title: aequavisse


text: aequari

title: aequari


text:
turbat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) mad
 * 2) rabid

title: turbat


text: turbamus

title: turbamus


text: turbatis

title: turbatis


text:
pregrill

Verb

 * 1)  To grill (food) in advance.
 * The restaurant uses pregrilled chicken to save time.

title: pregrill


text:
turbant

Etymology
or from, both ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) turban

title: turbant


text: turbabo

title: turbabo


text: turbabis

title: turbabis


text: pregrilling

title: pregrilling


text: turbabit

title: turbabit


text: pregrilled

title: pregrilled


text: turbabimus

title: turbabimus


text: turbabitis

title: turbabitis


text: turbabunt

title: turbabunt


text: turbabam

title: turbabam


text: turbabat

title: turbabat


text: turbabamus

title: turbabamus


text: turbabatis

title: turbabatis


text: turbabant

title: turbabant


text: turbavisti

title: turbavisti


text: turbavit

title: turbavit


text: turbavimus

title: turbavimus


text: turbavistis

title: turbavistis


text: turbaverunt

title: turbaverunt


text: turbavero

title: turbavero


text: turbaveris

title: turbaveris


text: turbaverit

title: turbaverit


text: turbaverimus

title: turbaverimus


text: turbaveritis

title: turbaveritis


text: turbaverint

title: turbaverint


text: turbaveram

title: turbaveram


text: turbaveras

title: turbaveras


text: turbaverat

title: turbaverat


text: turbaveramus

title: turbaveramus


text: turbaveratis

title: turbaveratis


text: turbaverant

title: turbaverant


text:
turbor

Noun

 * 1) restlessness, disturbance, tumult

title: turbor


text: turbaris

title: turbaris


text: turbatur

title: turbatur


text: turbamur

title: turbamur


text: turbamini

title: turbamini


text:
hobday

Verb

 * 1) To operate on the larynx of a horse in order to improve its breathing

title: hobday


text: turbantur

title: turbantur


text: turbabor

title: turbabor


text: turbaberis

title: turbaberis


text: turbabitur

title: turbabitur


text: turbabimur

title: turbabimur


text: protofeminisms

title: protofeminisms


text: turbabimini

title: turbabimini


text: turbabuntur

title: turbabuntur


text: turbabar

title: turbabar


text: turbabaris

title: turbabaris


text: turbabatur

title: turbabatur


text: turbabamur

title: turbabamur


text: turbabamini

title: turbabamini


text: turbabantur

title: turbabantur


text: turbem

title: turbem


text: turbet

title: turbet


text: turbemus

title: turbemus


text:
uzmaknuti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to step back, draw back
 * 2)  to withdraw, retreat (in debate, quarrel, etc.)

title: uzmaknuti


text: turbetis

title: turbetis


text: turbent

title: turbent


text: turbarem

title: turbarem


text: turbaret

title: turbaret


text: turbaremus

title: turbaremus


text: turbaretis

title: turbaretis


text: turbarent

title: turbarent


text: turbaverim

title: turbaverim


text: turbavissem

title: turbavissem


text: turbavisses

title: turbavisses


text: turbavisset

title: turbavisset


text:
узмакнути

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to step back, draw back
 * 2)  to withdraw, retreat (in debate, quarrel, etc.)

title: узмакнути


text: turbavissemus

title: turbavissemus


text: turbavissetis

title: turbavissetis


text: turbavissent

title: turbavissent


text: turber

title: turber


text: turberis

title: turberis


text: turbetur

title: turbetur


text: turbemur

title: turbemur


text: turbemini

title: turbemini


text: turbentur

title: turbentur


text: turbarer

title: turbarer


text: turbareris

title: turbareris


text: turbaretur

title: turbaretur


text: turbaremur

title: turbaremur


text: turbaremini

title: turbaremini


text: turbarentur

title: turbarentur


text: turbatote

title: turbatote


text: turbanto

title: turbanto


text: turbator

title: turbator


text: turbantor

title: turbantor


text: turbavisse

title: turbavisse


text: turbari

title: turbari


text:
turbatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disturbed, unsettled
 * 2) upset

title: turbatus


text: acervas

title: acervas


text: acervat

title: acervat


text: acervamus

title: acervamus


text: acervatis

title: acervatis


text: acervant

title: acervant


text: acervabo

title: acervabo


text: acervabis

title: acervabis


text: acervabit

title: acervabit


text: acervabimus

title: acervabimus


text: acervabitis

title: acervabitis


text: acervabunt

title: acervabunt


text: acervabam

title: acervabam


text: acervabas

title: acervabas


text: acervabat

title: acervabat


text: acervabamus

title: acervabamus


text: acervabatis

title: acervabatis


text:
uzmicati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to step back, draw back
 * 2)  to withdraw, retreat (in debate, quarrel, etc.)

title: uzmicati


text: acervabant

title: acervabant


text: acervavi

title: acervavi


text:
hodden

Etymology
From a dialectal form of, archaic past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) A scottish coarse woollen cloth.

title: hodden


text: acervavisti

title: acervavisti


text: acervavit

title: acervavit


text:
gloiniú

Noun

 * 1) vitrification
 * 2) glazing
 * 1) glazing

title: gloiniú


text: acervavimus

title: acervavimus


text: acervavistis

title: acervavistis


text: acervaverunt

title: acervaverunt


text:
узмицати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to step back, draw back
 * 2)  to withdraw, retreat (in debate, quarrel, etc.)

title: узмицати


text: acervavero

title: acervavero


text: acervaveris

title: acervaveris


text: acervaverit

title: acervaverit


text: acervaverimus

title: acervaverimus


text: acervaveritis

title: acervaveritis


text: acervaverint

title: acervaverint


text: acervaveram

title: acervaveram


text: acervaveras

title: acervaveras


text: acervaverat

title: acervaverat


text: acervaveramus

title: acervaveramus


text: acervaveratis

title: acervaveratis


text: acervaverant

title: acervaverant


text: acervor

title: acervor


text: acervaris

title: acervaris


text: acervatur

title: acervatur


text: acervamur

title: acervamur


text: acervamini

title: acervamini


text: acervantur

title: acervantur


text: acervabor

title: acervabor


text: acervaberis

title: acervaberis


text: acervabitur

title: acervabitur


text: acervabimur

title: acervabimur


text: acervabimini

title: acervabimini


text: acervabuntur

title: acervabuntur


text: acervabar

title: acervabar


text: acervabaris

title: acervabaris


text: acervabatur

title: acervabatur


text: acervabamur

title: acervabamur


text: acervabamini

title: acervabamini


text: acervabantur

title: acervabantur


text: acervem

title: acervem


text: acerves

title: acerves


text: acervet

title: acervet


text: acervemus

title: acervemus


text: acervetis

title: acervetis


text: acervent

title: acervent


text: acervarem

title: acervarem


text: acervares

title: acervares


text: acervaret

title: acervaret


text: acervaremus

title: acervaremus


text: acervaretis

title: acervaretis


text: acervarent

title: acervarent


text: acervaverim

title: acervaverim


text: acervavissem

title: acervavissem


text: acervavisses

title: acervavisses


text: acervavisset

title: acervavisset


text: acervavissemus

title: acervavissemus


text: acervavissetis

title: acervavissetis


text: acervavissent

title: acervavissent


text: acerver

title: acerver


text: acerveris

title: acerveris


text: acervetur

title: acervetur


text: acervemur

title: acervemur


text: uzmaći

title: uzmaći


text: acervemini

title: acervemini


text: acerventur

title: acerventur


text: acervarer

title: acervarer


text: acervareris

title: acervareris


text: узмаћи

title: узмаћи


text: acervaretur

title: acervaretur


text: acervaremur

title: acervaremur


text: acervaremini

title: acervaremini


text: acervarentur

title: acervarentur


text: acerva

title: acerva


text: acervato

title: acervato


text: acervatote

title: acervatote


text: acervanto

title: acervanto


text: acervator

title: acervator


text: acervantor

title: acervantor


text: acervavisse

title: acervavisse


text: acervari

title: acervari


text:
hodoscope

Noun

 * 1)  A device, consisting of multiple detectors, that is used to track the path of cosmic rays and other subatomic particles

title: hodoscope


text:
gloinigh

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  vitrify
 * 2)  glaze

title: gloinigh


text:
XMRV

Proper noun

 * , a laboratory-created virus thought capable of infecting humans, now believed to be a contaminant.

title: XMRV


text:
pulpish

Adjective

 * 1) Characteristic of pulp (lurid, sensational writing).

title: pulpish


text: hodoscopes

title: hodoscopes


text: sharptongued

title: sharptongued


text: vadat

title: vadat


text: vadamus

title: vadamus


text: vadatis

title: vadatis


text:
odmaknuti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to move away (relocate to an increased distance)
 * 2)  to move away, progress, pass
 * 3)  to leave behind

title: odmaknuti


text: vadant

title: vadant


text: vadabo

title: vadabo


text: vadabis

title: vadabis


text: vadabit

title: vadabit


text: vadabimus

title: vadabimus


text: vadabitis

title: vadabitis


text: vadabunt

title: vadabunt


text:
одмакнути

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to move away (relocate to an increased distance)
 * 2)  to move away, progress, pass
 * 3)  to leave behind

title: одмакнути


text: vadabam

title: vadabam


text: vadabas

title: vadabas


text: vadabat

title: vadabat


text: vadabamus

title: vadabamus


text: vadabatis

title: vadabatis


text: vadabant

title: vadabant


text: vadavi

title: vadavi


text: vadavisti

title: vadavisti


text: vadavit

title: vadavit


text: vadavimus

title: vadavimus


text: vadavistis

title: vadavistis


text: vadaverunt

title: vadaverunt


text: vadavero

title: vadavero


text: vadaveris

title: vadaveris


text: vadaverit

title: vadaverit


text: vadaverimus

title: vadaverimus


text: vadaveritis

title: vadaveritis


text: vadaverint

title: vadaverint


text: vadaveram

title: vadaveram


text: vadaveras

title: vadaveras


text: vadaverat

title: vadaverat


text: vadaveramus

title: vadaveramus


text: vadaveratis

title: vadaveratis


text:
spydom

Noun

 * 1) A group of spies
 * 2)  The world of spies and espionage.
 * 1)  The world of spies and espionage.

title: spydom


text: vadaverant

title: vadaverant


text:
vador

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) To put under bail to appear in court
 * 2)  to bind, pledge, or obligate to do something in general

title: vador


text: vadaris

title: vadaris


text: vadatur

title: vadatur


text: vadamur

title: vadamur


text:
odmicati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to move away (relocate to an increased distance)
 * 2)  to go on, progress, pass
 * 3)  to leave behind

title: odmicati


text: vadamini

title: vadamini


text: vadantur

title: vadantur


text: vadabor

title: vadabor


text: vadaberis

title: vadaberis


text:
одмицати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to move away (relocate to an increased distance)
 * 2)  to move away, progress, pass
 * 3)  to leave behind

title: одмицати


text: vadabitur

title: vadabitur


text: vadabimur

title: vadabimur


text: vadabimini

title: vadabimini


text: vadabuntur

title: vadabuntur


text: vadabar

title: vadabar


text: vadabaris

title: vadabaris


text: vadabatur

title: vadabatur


text: vadabamur

title: vadabamur


text: vadabamini

title: vadabamini


text: vadabantur

title: vadabantur


text:
vadem

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) fathom

title: vadem


text: vades

title: vades


text: vadet

title: vadet


text: vademus

title: vademus


text: vadetis

title: vadetis


text: vadent

title: vadent


text: vadarem

title: vadarem


text: vadares

title: vadares


text:
superassassin

Noun

 * 1)  A remarkably talented and deadly assassin.

title: superassassin


text: vadaret

title: vadaret


text: vadaremus

title: vadaremus


text: superassassins

title: superassassins


text: vadaretis

title: vadaretis


text: vadarent

title: vadarent


text: vadaverim

title: vadaverim


text: vadavissem

title: vadavissem


text: vadavisses

title: vadavisses


text: vadavisset

title: vadavisset


text: vadavissemus

title: vadavissemus


text: vadavissetis

title: vadavissetis


text: vadavissent

title: vadavissent


text: vaderis

title: vaderis


text: vadetur

title: vadetur


text: odmaći

title: odmaći


text: vademur

title: vademur


text: vademini

title: vademini


text: vadentur

title: vadentur


text: vadarer

title: vadarer


text: vadareris

title: vadareris


text: vadaretur

title: vadaretur


text: vadaremur

title: vadaremur


text: одмаћи

title: одмаћи


text: vadaremini

title: vadaremini


text: vadarentur

title: vadarentur


text:
vadato

Adjective

 * , which is

title: vadato


text: vadate

title: vadate


text: vadatote

title: vadatote


text:
vadanto

Adjective

 * , which is
 * , which is

title: vadanto


text: vadator

title: vadator


text: vadantor

title: vadantor


text: vadavisse

title: vadavisse


text:
superugly

Adjective

 * 1)  Remarkably ugly; hideous.

title: superugly


text: vadari

title: vadari


text:
overtrump

Etymology

 * from

Verb

 * 1)  To play a higher trump card than the previous one in a trick

title: overtrump


text: deauras

title: deauras


text: deaurat

title: deaurat


text: deauramus

title: deauramus


text: deauratis

title: deauratis


text: deaurant

title: deaurant


text: deaurabo

title: deaurabo


text: overtrumps

title: overtrumps


text: deaurabis

title: deaurabis


text: overtrumping

title: overtrumping


text: deaurabit

title: deaurabit


text: overtrumped

title: overtrumped


text: deaurabimus

title: deaurabimus


text: deaurabitis

title: deaurabitis


text: deaurabunt

title: deaurabunt


text: deaurabam

title: deaurabam


text: deaurabas

title: deaurabas


text: deaurabat

title: deaurabat


text: deaurabamus

title: deaurabamus


text: deaurabatis

title: deaurabatis


text: deaurabant

title: deaurabant


text: deauravi

title: deauravi


text: deauravisti

title: deauravisti


text: deauravit

title: deauravit


text: deauravimus

title: deauravimus


text: deauravistis

title: deauravistis


text: deauraverunt

title: deauraverunt


text: deauravero

title: deauravero


text: deauraveris

title: deauraveris


text: deauraverit

title: deauraverit


text: deauraverimus

title: deauraverimus


text: deauraveritis

title: deauraveritis


text: deauraverint

title: deauraverint


text: deauraveram

title: deauraveram


text: deauraveras

title: deauraveras


text: deauraverat

title: deauraverat


text: deauraveramus

title: deauraveramus


text: deauraveratis

title: deauraveratis


text: deauraverant

title: deauraverant


text: deauror

title: deauror


text: deauraris

title: deauraris


text: deauratur

title: deauratur


text: deauramur

title: deauramur


text: deauramini

title: deauramini


text: deaurantur

title: deaurantur


text: deaurabor

title: deaurabor


text: deauraberis

title: deauraberis


text: deaurabitur

title: deaurabitur


text: deaurabimur

title: deaurabimur


text: deaurabimini

title: deaurabimini


text: deaurabuntur

title: deaurabuntur


text: deaurabar

title: deaurabar


text: deaurabaris

title: deaurabaris


text: deaurabatur

title: deaurabatur


text: deaurabamur

title: deaurabamur


text: deaurabamini

title: deaurabamini


text: deaurabantur

title: deaurabantur


text: deaurem

title: deaurem


text: deaures

title: deaures


text: deauret

title: deauret


text: deauremus

title: deauremus


text: deauretis

title: deauretis


text: deaurent

title: deaurent


text: tarkhans

title: tarkhans


text: deaurarem

title: deaurarem


text:
tarkhan

Etymology

 * perhaps or . Ligeti (1975) and Doerfer (1985) rejected Turkic etymology, both pointing to tarkhan's obviously non-Turkic plural form tarkhat. See the  page for more information.

Noun

 * 1)  An ancient Central Asian title used by various Turkic, Mongolic and Indo-European (Scythian and Tokharian) peoples, especially in the medieval era, and prominently among the successors of the Mongol Empire; it generally conferred exemption from taxation.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Georgian: თარხანი
 * Ottoman Turkish: تارخان
 * Persian:
 * Russian:
 * Tatar: тархан
 * Turkish: tarkan

title: tarkhan


text: deaurares

title: deaurares


text: deauraret

title: deauraret


text: deauraremus

title: deauraremus


text: deauraretis

title: deauraretis


text: deaurarent

title: deaurarent


text: deauraverim

title: deauraverim


text: deauravissem

title: deauravissem


text: deauravisses

title: deauravisses


text:
hurty

Adjective

 * 1)  Hurting; painful.
 * 2)  Semé (strewn) with hurts (roundels azure).

title: hurty


text: deauravisset

title: deauravisset


text: deauravissemus

title: deauravissemus


text: deauravissetis

title: deauravissetis


text: deauravissent

title: deauravissent


text: deaurer

title: deaurer


text: deaureris

title: deaureris


text: deauretur

title: deauretur


text: deauremur

title: deauremur


text: deauremini

title: deauremini


text: deaurentur

title: deaurentur


text: deaurarer

title: deaurarer


text: deaurareris

title: deaurareris


text: deauraretur

title: deauraretur


text: deauraremur

title: deauraremur


text: deauraremini

title: deauraremini


text: deaurarentur

title: deaurarentur


text: deaura

title: deaura


text: deaurato

title: deaurato


text:
deaurate

Verb

 * 1)  To gild.

Adjective

 * 1)  gilded

title: deaurate


text: deauratote

title: deauratote


text: deauranto

title: deauranto


text: deaurator

title: deaurator


text: deaurantor

title: deaurantor


text: deauravisse

title: deauravisse


text: hurtier

title: hurtier


text: deaurari

title: deaurari


text:
deauratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) gilded

title: deauratus


text: ustulas

title: ustulas


text:
namaknuti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to put on, put around (place an object on top of or around something)
 * 2)  to procure

title: namaknuti


text: ustulat

title: ustulat


text: ustulamus

title: ustulamus


text: ustulatis

title: ustulatis


text: ustulant

title: ustulant


text: ustulabo

title: ustulabo


text:
намакнути

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to put on, put around (place an object on top of or around something)
 * 2)  to procure

title: намакнути


text: ustulabis

title: ustulabis


text: ustulabit

title: ustulabit


text: hurtiest

title: hurtiest


text:
trackman

Noun

 * 1)  A railway employee who inspects and maintains the permanent way of a railway installation.

title: trackman


text: ustulabimus

title: ustulabimus


text: ustulabitis

title: ustulabitis


text: ustulabunt

title: ustulabunt


text: trackmen

title: trackmen


text: ustulabam

title: ustulabam


text: ustulabas

title: ustulabas


text: ustulabat

title: ustulabat


text: ustulabamus

title: ustulabamus


text: ustulabatis

title: ustulabatis


text: ustulabant

title: ustulabant


text:
platelayer

Noun

 * 1)  A railway employee who inspects and maintains the permanent way of a railway installation.

title: platelayer


text: ustulavi

title: ustulavi


text: ustulavisti

title: ustulavisti


text: ustulavit

title: ustulavit


text: platelayers

title: platelayers


text: ustulavimus

title: ustulavimus


text: ustulavistis

title: ustulavistis


text: ustulaverunt

title: ustulaverunt


text: ustulavero

title: ustulavero


text: ustulaveris

title: ustulaveris


text: ustulaverit

title: ustulaverit


text: ustulaverimus

title: ustulaverimus


text: ustulaveritis

title: ustulaveritis


text:
namicati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to put on, put around (place an object on top of or around something)
 * 2)  to procure

title: namicati


text: ustulaverint

title: ustulaverint


text: ustulaveram

title: ustulaveram


text: ustulaveras

title: ustulaveras


text: ustulaverat

title: ustulaverat


text: ustulaveramus

title: ustulaveramus


text: ustulaveratis

title: ustulaveratis


text: ustulaverant

title: ustulaverant


text: ustulor

title: ustulor


text:
untroubling

Adjective

 * 1) Not troubling.

title: untroubling


text: ustularis

title: ustularis


text: ustulatur

title: ustulatur


text:
намицати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to put on, put around (place an object on top of or around something)
 * 2)  to procure

title: намицати


text: ustulamur

title: ustulamur


text: ustulamini

title: ustulamini


text: ustulantur

title: ustulantur


text: ustulabor

title: ustulabor


text: ustulaberis

title: ustulaberis


text: ustulabitur

title: ustulabitur


text: ustulabimur

title: ustulabimur


text: ustulabimini

title: ustulabimini


text: ustulabuntur

title: ustulabuntur


text: ustulabar

title: ustulabar


text: ustulabaris

title: ustulabaris


text: ustulabatur

title: ustulabatur


text: ustulabamur

title: ustulabamur


text: ustulabamini

title: ustulabamini


text: ustulabantur

title: ustulabantur


text: ustulem

title: ustulem


text: ustules

title: ustules


text: ustulet

title: ustulet


text: ustulemus

title: ustulemus


text: ustuletis

title: ustuletis


text: whens

title: whens


text: ustulent

title: ustulent


text: ustularem

title: ustularem


text: ustulares

title: ustulares


text: ustularet

title: ustularet


text: ustularemus

title: ustularemus


text: ustularetis

title: ustularetis


text: ustularent

title: ustularent


text: namaći

title: namaći


text: ustulaverim

title: ustulaverim


text: ustulavissem

title: ustulavissem


text: ustulavisses

title: ustulavisses


text: ustulavisset

title: ustulavisset


text: ustulavissemus

title: ustulavissemus


text: намаћи

title: намаћи


text: ustulavissetis

title: ustulavissetis


text: ustulavissent

title: ustulavissent


text: ustuler

title: ustuler


text: ustuleris

title: ustuleris


text: ustuletur

title: ustuletur


text: ustulemur

title: ustulemur


text: ustulemini

title: ustulemini


text: ustulentur

title: ustulentur


text: ustularer

title: ustularer


text: ustulareris

title: ustulareris


text:
esforcier

Etymology
From, ultimately from.

Verb

 * 1) to try; to make a large effort
 * 2) to use force
 * 3) to rape
 * 4) to fortify; to reinforce
 * 5) to force (someone to do something)
 * 6)  to try; to attempt

title: esforcier


text: ustularetur

title: ustularetur


text: ustularemur

title: ustularemur


text: ustularemini

title: ustularemini


text: ustularentur

title: ustularentur


text: ustula

title: ustula


text: ustulato

title: ustulato


text:
ustulate

Etymology
Borrowed from, past participle of ,.

Adjective

 * 1) Blackened as if burned.

Verb

 * 1)  To burn or roast (ores).

title: ustulate


text: ustulatote

title: ustulatote


text: ustulanto

title: ustulanto


text: ustulator

title: ustulator


text: ustulantor

title: ustulantor


text: ustulavisse

title: ustulavisse


text: ustulari

title: ustulari


text:
magpielike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a magpie, especially in the habit of hoarding objects.

title: magpielike


text:
importantia

Etymology
From, the present active infinitive of.

Noun

 * 1)  importance

title: importantia


text:
reinventive

Etymology
?

Adjective

 * 1) Tending to reinvent.

title: reinventive


text:
foireann ar cuairt

Noun

 * 1)  visiting team

title: foireann ar cuairt


text: libatote

title: libatote


text: libanto

title: libanto


text:
libator

Noun

 * 1) one who pours a libation

title: libator


text: libantor

title: libantor


text: libavisse

title: libavisse


text: libari

title: libari


text:
semifame

Noun

 * 1)  Minor fame.

title: semifame


text:
foireann chuairte

Noun

 * 1)  visiting team

title: foireann chuairte


text:
tehnică

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) technique

title: tehnică


text:
supersmall

Adjective

 * 1) Very small; tiny.

title: supersmall


text: nudatote

title: nudatote


text:
nudanto

Adjective

 * , which is

title: nudanto


text: nudator

title: nudator


text: nudantor

title: nudantor


text: nudavisse

title: nudavisse


text: nudari

title: nudari


text:
palmat

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) palmate

Etymology
or or.

Adjective

 * 1) webbed
 * 2)  palmate

title: palmat


text: palmamus

title: palmamus


text: palmatis

title: palmatis


text:
palmant

Noun

 * 1) pavement

title: palmant


text: palmabo

title: palmabo


text: palmabis

title: palmabis


text: palmabit

title: palmabit


text: palmabimus

title: palmabimus


text: palmabitis

title: palmabitis


text: palmabunt

title: palmabunt


text: palmabam

title: palmabam


text: palmabat

title: palmabat


text: palmabamus

title: palmabamus


text: palmabatis

title: palmabatis


text: palmabant

title: palmabant


text: palmavi

title: palmavi


text: palmavisti

title: palmavisti


text: palmavit

title: palmavit


text: palmavimus

title: palmavimus


text: palmavistis

title: palmavistis


text: palmaverunt

title: palmaverunt


text: palmavero

title: palmavero


text: palmaveris

title: palmaveris


text: palmaverit

title: palmaverit


text: palmaverimus

title: palmaverimus


text: palmaveritis

title: palmaveritis


text: palmaverint

title: palmaverint


text: palmaveram

title: palmaveram


text: palmaveras

title: palmaveras


text: palmaverat

title: palmaverat


text: palmaveramus

title: palmaveramus


text: palmaveratis

title: palmaveratis


text: palmaverant

title: palmaverant


text: palmor

title: palmor


text: palmatur

title: palmatur


text: palmamur

title: palmamur


text: palmamini

title: palmamini


text: palmantur

title: palmantur


text: palmabor

title: palmabor


text: palmaberis

title: palmaberis


text: palmabitur

title: palmabitur


text: palmabimur

title: palmabimur


text: palmabimini

title: palmabimini


text:
inceptisol

Etymology
+

Noun

 * 1)  A kind of freely-draining soil that forms quickly through alteration of parent material and has no accumulation of clays, iron oxide, aluminium oxide or organic matter.

Translations

 * Catalan:
 * Finnish: heikkomaannos

title: inceptisol


text: palmabuntur

title: palmabuntur


text: palmabar

title: palmabar


text: palmabaris

title: palmabaris


text: palmabatur

title: palmabatur


text: palmabamur

title: palmabamur


text: palmabamini

title: palmabamini


text: palmabantur

title: palmabantur


text: palmem

title: palmem


text: palmet

title: palmet


text: palmemus

title: palmemus


text: palmetis

title: palmetis


text:
palment

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬 (modern ), Romanian.

Noun

 * 1) floor

title: palment


text: palmarem

title: palmarem


text: palmaret

title: palmaret


text: palmaremus

title: palmaremus


text: palmaretis

title: palmaretis


text: palmarent

title: palmarent


text: palmaverim

title: palmaverim


text: palmavissem

title: palmavissem


text: palmavisses

title: palmavisses


text: palmavisset

title: palmavisset


text: palmavissemus

title: palmavissemus


text: palmavissetis

title: palmavissetis


text: palmavissent

title: palmavissent


text: palmeris

title: palmeris


text: palmetur

title: palmetur


text: palmemur

title: palmemur


text: palmemini

title: palmemini


text: palmentur

title: palmentur


text: palmarer

title: palmarer


text: palmareris

title: palmareris


text: palmaretur

title: palmaretur


text: palmaremur

title: palmaremur


text: palmaremini

title: palmaremini


text: palmarentur

title: palmarentur


text: palmatote

title: palmatote


text: palmanto

title: palmanto


text: palmator

title: palmator


text: palmantor

title: palmantor


text: palmavisse

title: palmavisse


text:
putat

Noun

 * 1) The fish poison tree.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) generic for  spp.

Noun

 * 1) something taken or eaten as appetizer or to prevent surfeit

title: putat


text: putamus

title: putamus


text: putatis

title: putatis


text: putant

title: putant


text: putabo

title: putabo


text: putabis

title: putabis


text: putabit

title: putabit


text: putabimus

title: putabimus


text:
initiand

Noun

 * 1) The subject of an initiation

title: initiand


text: putabitis

title: putabitis


text: putabunt

title: putabunt


text: putabam

title: putabam


text: putabas

title: putabas


text: putabat

title: putabat


text: putabamus

title: putabamus


text: putabatis

title: putabatis


text: putabant

title: putabant


text: putavi

title: putavi


text: putavisti

title: putavisti


text: putavit

title: putavit


text: putavimus

title: putavimus


text: putavistis

title: putavistis


text: putaverunt

title: putaverunt


text: putavero

title: putavero


text: putaveris

title: putaveris


text: putaverit

title: putaverit


text: putaverimus

title: putaverimus


text: putaveritis

title: putaveritis


text: putaverint

title: putaverint


text: putaveram

title: putaveram


text: putaveras

title: putaveras


text: putaverat

title: putaverat


text: putaveramus

title: putaveramus


text: putaveratis

title: putaveratis


text: putaverant

title: putaverant


text: putaris

title: putaris


text: putatur

title: putatur


text: putamur

title: putamur


text: putamini

title: putamini


text: putantur

title: putantur


text: putabor

title: putabor


text: putaberis

title: putaberis


text: putabitur

title: putabitur


text: putabimur

title: putabimur


text: putabimini

title: putabimini


text: putabuntur

title: putabuntur


text: putabar

title: putabar


text: putabaris

title: putabaris


text: putabatur

title: putabatur


text: putabamur

title: putabamur


text:
izmaknuti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to flee, run away
 * 2)  to avoid, dodge, escape (an unpleasant situation or person)
 * 3)  to slip by (of an opportunity)

title: izmaknuti


text: putabamini

title: putabamini


text: putabantur

title: putabantur


text:
contrártha

Adjective

 * 1) contrary, opposite
 * 2) incompatible

title: contrártha


text:
putet

Noun

 * 1) bird cherry

title: putet


text:
измакнути

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to flee, run away
 * 2)  to avoid, escape (an unpleasant situation or person)
 * 3)  to slip by (of an opportunity)

title: измакнути


text: putemus

title: putemus


text: putetis

title: putetis


text:
putent

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * : potent, mighty

title: putent


text: putarem

title: putarem


text: putares

title: putares


text: putaret

title: putaret


text: putaremus

title: putaremus


text: putaretis

title: putaretis


text: putarent

title: putarent


text: putaverim

title: putaverim


text: putavissem

title: putavissem


text: putavisses

title: putavisses


text: putavisset

title: putavisset


text: putavissemus

title: putavissemus


text: putavissetis

title: putavissetis


text: putavissent

title: putavissent


text: puteris

title: puteris


text: putetur

title: putetur


text: putemur

title: putemur


text: putemini

title: putemini


text: putentur

title: putentur


text: putarer

title: putarer


text: putareris

title: putareris


text:
inkle

Etymology 1
From, , derived from , from , from , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To hint at; disclose.
 * 2)  To have a hint or inkling of; divine.

Synonyms

 * See also Thesaurus:allude

Etymology 2
Apparently from earlier, perhaps from an incorrect division of ,.

Noun

 * 1) Narrow linen tape, used for trimmings or to make shoelaces

title: inkle


text: putaretur

title: putaretur


text: putaremur

title: putaremur


text: putaremini

title: putaremini


text: putarentur

title: putarentur


text: putato

title: putato


text: putate

title: putate


text: putatote

title: putatote


text: putanto

title: putanto


text: putator

title: putator


text: putantor

title: putantor


text: putavisse

title: putavisse


text: rogas

title: rogas


text: rogat

title: rogat


text: rogamus

title: rogamus


text: rogatis

title: rogatis


text: rogant

title: rogant


text: rogabo

title: rogabo


text: rogabis

title: rogabis


text: rogabit

title: rogabit


text: rogabimus

title: rogabimus


text: rogabitis

title: rogabitis


text: rogabunt

title: rogabunt


text: rogabam

title: rogabam


text: rogabat

title: rogabat


text: rogabamus

title: rogabamus


text: rogabatis

title: rogabatis


text: rogabant

title: rogabant


text: rogavisti

title: rogavisti


text:
rogavit

Verb

 * , he/she asked, he/she requested, he/she has asked, he/she has requested

title: rogavit


text: rogavimus

title: rogavimus


text: rogavistis

title: rogavistis


text: rogaverunt

title: rogaverunt


text: rogavero

title: rogavero


text: rogaveris

title: rogaveris


text: rogaverit

title: rogaverit


text: rogaverimus

title: rogaverimus


text: rogaveritis

title: rogaveritis


text:
anything but

Adverb

 * 1) Not at all; quite the contrary (of).
 * 2) * 1893, Fridtjof Nansen, Otto Sinding (illustrator), William Archer (translator), Eskimo Life, Chapter II: Appearance and Dress,
 * The pure-bred Eskimo would at first glance seem to most of us Europeans anything but beautiful.
 * 1) * 1893, Fridtjof Nansen, Otto Sinding (illustrator), William Archer (translator), Eskimo Life, Chapter II: Appearance and Dress,
 * The pure-bred Eskimo would at first glance seem to most of us Europeans anything but beautiful.
 * 1) * 1893, Fridtjof Nansen, Otto Sinding (illustrator), William Archer (translator), Eskimo Life, Chapter II: Appearance and Dress,
 * The pure-bred Eskimo would at first glance seem to most of us Europeans anything but beautiful.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 一點也不, 根本不,
 * Finnish: kaikkea muuta kuin
 * French: tout sauf
 * Italian:
 * Portuguese: tudo menos, tudo menos isso
 * Russian: что угодно, но не
 * Spanish:

title: anything but


text: rogaverint

title: rogaverint


text:
izmicati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to flee, run away
 * 2)  to avoid, escape (an unpleasant situation or person)
 * 3)  to slip by (of an opportunity)

title: izmicati


text: rogaveram

title: rogaveram


text: rogaveras

title: rogaveras


text: rogaverat

title: rogaverat


text: rogaveramus

title: rogaveramus


text: rogaveratis

title: rogaveratis


text: rogaverant

title: rogaverant


text:
измицати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to flee, run away
 * 2)  to avoid, escape (an unpleasant situation or person)
 * 3)  to slip by (of an opportunity)

title: измицати


text: rogaris

title: rogaris


text: rogatur

title: rogatur


text: rogamur

title: rogamur


text: rogamini

title: rogamini


text: rogantur

title: rogantur


text: rogabor

title: rogabor


text: rogaberis

title: rogaberis


text: rogabitur

title: rogabitur


text: rogabimur

title: rogabimur


text: rogabimini

title: rogabimini


text: rogabuntur

title: rogabuntur


text: rogabar

title: rogabar


text: rogabaris

title: rogabaris


text: rogabatur

title: rogabatur


text: rogabamur

title: rogabamur


text: rogabamini

title: rogabamini


text: rogabantur

title: rogabantur


text: rogem

title: rogem


text: roges

title: roges


text:
roget

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ferruginous duck

Etymology
From, from ,.

Noun

 * 1) rochet, red gurnard

title: roget


text: rogemus

title: rogemus


text: rogetis

title: rogetis


text:
rogent

Etymology
From, possibly by contamination with. .

Adjective

 * 1) reddish, sunset/dawn red

title: rogent


text: rogarem

title: rogarem


text: izmaći

title: izmaći


text: rogaret

title: rogaret


text: rogaremus

title: rogaremus


text: rogaretis

title: rogaretis


text: rogarent

title: rogarent


text: rogaverim

title: rogaverim


text: измаћи

title: измаћи


text: rogavissem

title: rogavissem


text: rogavisses

title: rogavisses


text: rogavisset

title: rogavisset


text: rogavissemus

title: rogavissemus


text: rogavissetis

title: rogavissetis


text: rogavissent

title: rogavissent


text: rogeris

title: rogeris


text: rogetur

title: rogetur


text: rogemur

title: rogemur


text: rogemini

title: rogemini


text: rogentur

title: rogentur


text: rogarer

title: rogarer


text: rogareris

title: rogareris


text: rogaretur

title: rogaretur


text: rogaremur

title: rogaremur


text: rogaremini

title: rogaremini


text: rogarentur

title: rogarentur


text: rogatote

title: rogatote


text: roganto

title: roganto


text: rogantor

title: rogantor


text: rogavisse

title: rogavisse


text: rogari

title: rogari


text: vulgas

title: vulgas


text: vulgat

title: vulgat


text: vulgamus

title: vulgamus


text: vulgatis

title: vulgatis


text: vulgant

title: vulgant


text: vulgabo

title: vulgabo


text: vulgabis

title: vulgabis


text: vulgabit

title: vulgabit


text: vulgabimus

title: vulgabimus


text:
tehnic

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) technical

Adverb

 * 1) technically

title: tehnic


text: vulgabitis

title: vulgabitis


text: vulgabunt

title: vulgabunt


text: vulgabam

title: vulgabam


text: vulgabas

title: vulgabas


text: vulgabat

title: vulgabat


text: vulgabamus

title: vulgabamus


text: vulgabatis

title: vulgabatis


text: vulgabant

title: vulgabant


text: vulgavi

title: vulgavi


text: vulgavisti

title: vulgavisti


text: vulgavit

title: vulgavit


text: vulgavimus

title: vulgavimus


text: vulgavistis

title: vulgavistis


text: vulgaverunt

title: vulgaverunt


text: vulgavero

title: vulgavero


text: vulgaveris

title: vulgaveris


text: vulgaverit

title: vulgaverit


text: vulgaverimus

title: vulgaverimus


text:
liquefacio

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Verb

 * 1) to melt or liquefy
 * 2) to dissolve

title: liquefacio


text: vulgaveritis

title: vulgaveritis


text: vulgaverint

title: vulgaverint


text: vulgaveram

title: vulgaveram


text: vulgaveras

title: vulgaveras


text: vulgaverat

title: vulgaverat


text: vulgaveramus

title: vulgaveramus


text: vulgaveratis

title: vulgaveratis


text: vulgaverant

title: vulgaverant


text: vulgor

title: vulgor


text: vulgatur

title: vulgatur


text: vulgamur

title: vulgamur


text: vulgamini

title: vulgamini


text: vulgantur

title: vulgantur


text: vulgabor

title: vulgabor


text: vulgaberis

title: vulgaberis


text: vulgabitur

title: vulgabitur


text: vulgabimur

title: vulgabimur


text: vulgabimini

title: vulgabimini


text: vulgabuntur

title: vulgabuntur


text: vulgabar

title: vulgabar


text: vulgabaris

title: vulgabaris


text: vulgabatur

title: vulgabatur


text: vulgabamur

title: vulgabamur


text: vulgabamini

title: vulgabamini


text: vulgabantur

title: vulgabantur


text: vulgem

title: vulgem


text: vulges

title: vulges


text: vulget

title: vulget


text: vulgemus

title: vulgemus


text: vulgetis

title: vulgetis


text: vulgent

title: vulgent


text: vulgarem

title: vulgarem


text: vulgaret

title: vulgaret


text: vulgaremus

title: vulgaremus


text: vulgaretis

title: vulgaretis


text: vulgarent

title: vulgarent


text: vulgaverim

title: vulgaverim


text: vulgavissem

title: vulgavissem


text: vulgavisses

title: vulgavisses


text: vulgavisset

title: vulgavisset


text: vulgavissemus

title: vulgavissemus


text: vulgavissetis

title: vulgavissetis


text: vulgavissent

title: vulgavissent


text: vulger

title: vulger


text: vulgeris

title: vulgeris


text:
neamhfhreagrach

Adjective

 * 1) irresponsible
 * 2) incompatible

title: neamhfhreagrach


text: vulgetur

title: vulgetur


text: vulgemur

title: vulgemur


text: vulgemini

title: vulgemini


text: vulgentur

title: vulgentur


text: vulgareris

title: vulgareris


text: vulgaretur

title: vulgaretur


text: vulgaremur

title: vulgaremur


text: vulgaremini

title: vulgaremini


text: vulgarentur

title: vulgarentur


text:
vulga

Usage notes
Only used in set expressions such as.

title: vulga


text: vulgato

title: vulgato


text: vulgatote

title: vulgatote


text: vulganto

title: vulganto


text: vulgator

title: vulgator


text: vulgantor

title: vulgantor


text: vulgavisse

title: vulgavisse


text: vulgari

title: vulgari


text:
lithotripsy

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A treatment, typically using ultrasound shock waves or crushing with a surgical instrument, by which a kidney stone or similar calculus is broken into particles small enough to be voided or washed out.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: litotripsia
 * French: ,
 * Greek:
 * Polish: litotrypsja
 * Turkish: litotripsi

title: lithotripsy


text: levatote

title: levatote


text: levantor

title: levantor


text: levavisse

title: levavisse


text: levari

title: levari


text:
smaknuti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to suddenly remove, take off (hat, mask etc.)
 * 2)  to execute (kill by authorities or military)

title: smaknuti


text:
смакнути

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to suddenly remove, take off (hat, mask etc.)
 * 2)  to execute (kill by authorities or military)

title: смакнути


text:
smicati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to suddenly remove, take off (hat, mask etc.)
 * 2)  to execute (kill by authorities or military)

title: smicati


text:
বোরকা

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) burqa

title: বোরকা


text: roundtrips

title: roundtrips


text:
freagrach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) answerable, accountable, responsible

title: freagrach


text:
tehnician

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) technician

title: tehnician


text:
skywatcher

Noun

 * 1) One who skywatches.

title: skywatcher


text: skywatchers

title: skywatchers


text: skywalks

title: skywalks


text: skysurfers

title: skysurfers


text:
lorajmine

Noun

 * 1) 17-monochloroacetylajmaline, an antiarrhythmic drug derived from the roots of.

title: lorajmine


text:
padrão

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  stone pillar, usually with a cross, inscribed with the coat of arms of Portugal, placed as a land claim along the coasts of Africa and Asia by numerous Portuguese explorers

Etymology 1
..

Adjective

 * 1) standard

Noun

 * 1) standard, model
 * 2) pattern
 * 1) pattern

Etymology 2
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)   pillar placed by Portuguese explorers

title: padrão


text:
sweetmeal

Adjective

 * 1) Wholemeal and sweet;.

title: sweetmeal


text:
pacos

Noun

 * 1)  the police
 * 1)  the police

title: pacos


text:
Insasse

Etymology
From, from , ; related to. Ultimately from the root of.

Pronunciation

 * In·sas·se:
 * plural: In·sas·sen: ,

Noun

 * 1) a passenger of a vehicle
 * 2) an inhabitant of a building with multiple inhabitants, specifically:
 * 3) an inhabitant of a home
 * 4) a patient in a hospital
 * 5) an inmate in a prison

title: Insasse


text:
neamhdhuine

Noun

 * 1) a nobody, a nonperson

title: neamhdhuine


text:
смицати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to suddenly remove, take off (hat, mask etc.)
 * 2)  to execute (kill by authorities or military)

title: смицати


text: smaći

title: smaći


text: смаћи

title: смаћи


text:
Insassen

Pronunciation

 * In·sas·sen: ,

title: Insassen


text:
gachas

Noun

 * 1)  mud
 * 2) porridge, gruel, mush food comprising cracked or rolled grains cooked in water or milk

title: gachas


text:
neamh-mheisce

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sobriety

title: neamh-mheisce


text:
けっかい

Noun

 * 1)  an old name for the loris, more specifically as presented in curiosity shows
 * 2)  a cordoned off area; a barrier:
 * 3)  restricted access to a specific area for purposes of Buddhist training
 * 4) A lattice or screen demarcating a merchant's or shopkeeper's register and bookkeeping area.
 * 5)  an item used in sadō (, "tea ceremony") to visually separate the guest tatami area from the ceremony tatami area
 * 6)  on a small scale, meaning a projected energy barrier, force field, or shield; and on a larger scale, meaning a pocket universe, spiritual or otherwise
 * 7)  breakage
 * 8)  collapse
 * 9)  revising or rescheduling working shifts; an archery contest where pairs go in turns
 * 10)  promoting someone to the appropriate rank in the Ritsuryō system of ancient Japan
 * 11)  a blood clot

Verb

 * 1)  to cordon off, to restrict access
 * 2)  to break, to wear out
 * 3)  to collapse
 * 4)  to revise or reschedule working shifts
 * 5)  to promote someone to the appropriate rank in the Ritsuryō system of ancient Japan

title: けっかい


text: gachos

title: gachos


text:
neamh-mheisciúil

Adjective

 * 1) nonintoxicating
 * 2) sober

title: neamh-mheisciúil


text:
tanguito

Etymology
From.

title: tanguito


text: tanguitos

title: tanguitos


text: aedificas

title: aedificas


text: aedificat

title: aedificat


text: aedificamus

title: aedificamus


text: aedificatis

title: aedificatis


text: aedificant

title: aedificant


text: aedificabo

title: aedificabo


text: aedificabis

title: aedificabis


text: aedificabit

title: aedificabit


text: aedificabimus

title: aedificabimus


text: aedificabitis

title: aedificabitis


text: aedificabunt

title: aedificabunt


text: aedificabam

title: aedificabam


text: aedificabas

title: aedificabas


text: aedificabat

title: aedificabat


text: aedificabamus

title: aedificabamus


text: aedificabatis

title: aedificabatis


text: aedificabant

title: aedificabant


text: aedificavi

title: aedificavi


text: aedificavisti

title: aedificavisti


text: aedificavit

title: aedificavit


text: aedificavimus

title: aedificavimus


text: aedificavistis

title: aedificavistis


text: aedificaverunt

title: aedificaverunt


text: aedificavero

title: aedificavero


text: aedificaveris

title: aedificaveris


text: aedificaverit

title: aedificaverit


text: aedificaverimus

title: aedificaverimus


text: aedificaveritis

title: aedificaveritis


text: aedificaverint

title: aedificaverint


text: aedificaveram

title: aedificaveram


text: aedificaveras

title: aedificaveras


text: aedificaverat

title: aedificaverat


text: aedificaveramus

title: aedificaveramus


text: aedificaveratis

title: aedificaveratis


text: aedificaverant

title: aedificaverant


text: aedificor

title: aedificor


text: aedificaris

title: aedificaris


text: aedificatur

title: aedificatur


text: aedificamur

title: aedificamur


text: aedificamini

title: aedificamini


text: aedificantur

title: aedificantur


text: aedificabor

title: aedificabor


text: aedificaberis

title: aedificaberis


text: aedificabitur

title: aedificabitur


text: aedificabimur

title: aedificabimur


text: aedificabimini

title: aedificabimini


text: aedificabuntur

title: aedificabuntur


text: aedificabar

title: aedificabar


text: aedificabaris

title: aedificabaris


text: aedificabatur

title: aedificabatur


text: aedificabamur

title: aedificabamur


text: aedificabamini

title: aedificabamini


text: aedificabantur

title: aedificabantur


text: aedificem

title: aedificem


text: aedifices

title: aedifices


text: aedificet

title: aedificet


text: aedificemus

title: aedificemus


text: aedificetis

title: aedificetis


text: aedificent

title: aedificent


text: aedificarem

title: aedificarem


text: aedificares

title: aedificares


text: aedificaret

title: aedificaret


text: aedificaremus

title: aedificaremus


text: aedificaretis

title: aedificaretis


text: aedificarent

title: aedificarent


text:
শিক্ষা

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) education

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) learning; study
 * 2) education, teaching

title: শিক্ষা


text: aedificaverim

title: aedificaverim


text: aedificavissem

title: aedificavissem


text: aedificavisses

title: aedificavisses


text: aedificavisset

title: aedificavisset


text: aedificavissemus

title: aedificavissemus


text: aedificavissetis

title: aedificavissetis


text: aedificavissent

title: aedificavissent


text: aedificer

title: aedificer


text: aedificeris

title: aedificeris


text: aedificetur

title: aedificetur


text: aedificemur

title: aedificemur


text: aedificemini

title: aedificemini


text: aedificentur

title: aedificentur


text: aedificarer

title: aedificarer


text: aedificareris

title: aedificareris


text: aedificaretur

title: aedificaretur


text: aedificaremur

title: aedificaremur


text: aedificaremini

title: aedificaremini


text: aedificarentur

title: aedificarentur


text: aedifica

title: aedifica


text: aedificato

title: aedificato


text: aedificate

title: aedificate


text: aedificatote

title: aedificatote


text: aedificanto

title: aedificanto


text:
aedificator

Noun

 * 1)  builder
 * 2)  architect
 * 3)  one who is fond of building

title: aedificator


text: aedificantor

title: aedificantor


text: aedificavisse

title: aedificavisse


text: aedificari

title: aedificari


text:
aedificatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) built, erected, established
 * 2) created, framed

title: aedificatus


text: somnias

title: somnias


text: somniat

title: somniat


text: somniamus

title: somniamus


text: somniatis

title: somniatis


text: somniant

title: somniant


text: somniabo

title: somniabo


text: somniabis

title: somniabis


text: somniabit

title: somniabit


text: somniabimus

title: somniabimus


text: somniabitis

title: somniabitis


text: somniabunt

title: somniabunt


text: somniabam

title: somniabam


text: somniabas

title: somniabas


text: somniabat

title: somniabat


text: somniabamus

title: somniabamus


text: somniabatis

title: somniabatis


text: somniabant

title: somniabant


text: somniavi

title: somniavi


text: somniavisti

title: somniavisti


text: somniavit

title: somniavit


text: somniavimus

title: somniavimus


text: somniavistis

title: somniavistis


text: somniaverunt

title: somniaverunt


text: somniavero

title: somniavero


text: somniaveris

title: somniaveris


text: somniaverit

title: somniaverit


text: somniaverimus

title: somniaverimus


text: somniaveritis

title: somniaveritis


text: somniaverint

title: somniaverint


text: somniaveram

title: somniaveram


text: somniaveras

title: somniaveras


text: somniaverat

title: somniaverat


text: somniaveramus

title: somniaveramus


text: somniaveratis

title: somniaveratis


text: somniaverant

title: somniaverant


text: somnior

title: somnior


text: somniaris

title: somniaris


text: somniatur

title: somniatur


text: somniamur

title: somniamur


text: somniamini

title: somniamini


text: somniantur

title: somniantur


text: somniabor

title: somniabor


text: somniaberis

title: somniaberis


text: somniabitur

title: somniabitur


text: somniabimur

title: somniabimur


text: somniabimini

title: somniabimini


text: somniabuntur

title: somniabuntur


text: somniabar

title: somniabar


text: somniabaris

title: somniabaris


text: somniabatur

title: somniabatur


text: somniabamur

title: somniabamur


text: somniabamini

title: somniabamini


text: somniabantur

title: somniabantur


text: somniem

title: somniem


text: somnies

title: somnies


text: somniet

title: somniet


text: somniemus

title: somniemus


text: somnietis

title: somnietis


text: somnient

title: somnient


text: somniarem

title: somniarem


text: somniares

title: somniares


text: somniaret

title: somniaret


text: somniaremus

title: somniaremus


text: somniaretis

title: somniaretis


text: somniarent

title: somniarent


text: somniaverim

title: somniaverim


text: somniavissem

title: somniavissem


text: somniavisses

title: somniavisses


text: somniavisset

title: somniavisset


text: somniavissemus

title: somniavissemus


text: somniavissetis

title: somniavissetis


text: somniavissent

title: somniavissent


text: somnier

title: somnier


text: somnieris

title: somnieris


text: somnietur

title: somnietur


text: somniemur

title: somniemur


text: somniemini

title: somniemini


text: somnientur

title: somnientur


text: somniarer

title: somniarer


text: somniareris

title: somniareris


text: somniaretur

title: somniaretur


text: somniaremur

title: somniaremur


text: somniaremini

title: somniaremini


text: somniarentur

title: somniarentur


text: somnia

title: somnia


text: somniato

title: somniato


text:
somniate

Verb

 * 1) To drowse.
 * 2) To cause to become drowsy.
 * 1) To cause to become drowsy.
 * 1) To cause to become drowsy.

title: somniate


text: somniatote

title: somniatote


text: somnianto

title: somnianto


text: somniantor

title: somniantor


text: somniavisse

title: somniavisse


text: somniari

title: somniari


text:
শিক্ষামূলক

Adjective

 * 1) educational

title: শিক্ষামূলক


text: narratote

title: narratote


text: narranto

title: narranto


text: narrantor

title: narrantor


text: narravisse

title: narravisse


text: narrari

title: narrari


text: Category:Bengali terms suffixed with -মূলক


text: gelatote

title: gelatote


text: gelanto

title: gelanto


text: gelantor

title: gelantor


text: gelavisse

title: gelavisse


text: gelari

title: gelari


text: apertat

title: apertat


text: apertamus

title: apertamus


text: apertatis

title: apertatis


text: apertant

title: apertant


text: apertabo

title: apertabo


text: apertabis

title: apertabis


text: apertabit

title: apertabit


text: apertabimus

title: apertabimus


text: apertabitis

title: apertabitis


text: apertabunt

title: apertabunt


text: apertabam

title: apertabam


text: apertabas

title: apertabas


text: apertabat

title: apertabat


text: apertabamus

title: apertabamus


text: apertabatis

title: apertabatis


text: apertabant

title: apertabant


text: apertor

title: apertor


text: apertaris

title: apertaris


text: apertatur

title: apertatur


text: apertamur

title: apertamur


text: apertamini

title: apertamini


text: apertantur

title: apertantur


text: apertabor

title: apertabor


text: apertaberis

title: apertaberis


text: apertabitur

title: apertabitur


text: apertabimur

title: apertabimur


text: apertabimini

title: apertabimini


text: apertabuntur

title: apertabuntur


text: apertabar

title: apertabar


text: apertabaris

title: apertabaris


text: apertabatur

title: apertabatur


text: apertabamur

title: apertabamur


text: apertabamini

title: apertabamini


text: apertabantur

title: apertabantur


text: apertem

title: apertem


text: apertes

title: apertes


text: apertet

title: apertet


text: apertemus

title: apertemus


text: apertetis

title: apertetis


text: apertent

title: apertent


text: apertarem

title: apertarem


text: apertares

title: apertares


text: apertaret

title: apertaret


text: apertaremus

title: apertaremus


text: apertaretis

title: apertaretis


text: apertarent

title: apertarent


text: aperter

title: aperter


text: aperteris

title: aperteris


text: apertetur

title: apertetur


text: apertemur

title: apertemur


text: apertemini

title: apertemini


text: apertentur

title: apertentur


text: apertarer

title: apertarer


text: apertareris

title: apertareris


text: apertaretur

title: apertaretur


text: apertaremur

title: apertaremur


text: apertaremini

title: apertaremini


text: apertarentur

title: apertarentur


text: apertato

title: apertato


text: apertate

title: apertate


text: apertatote

title: apertatote


text: apertanto

title: apertanto


text: apertator

title: apertator


text: apertantor

title: apertantor


text:
শিক্ষাপ্রাপ্ত

Adjective

 * 1) educated, trained

title: শিক্ষাপ্রাপ্ত


text: apertari

title: apertari


text: obaras

title: obaras


text: obarat

title: obarat


text: obaramus

title: obaramus


text: obaratis

title: obaratis


text: obarant

title: obarant


text: obarabo

title: obarabo


text: obarabis

title: obarabis


text: obarabit

title: obarabit


text: obarabimus

title: obarabimus


text: obarabitis

title: obarabitis


text: obarabunt

title: obarabunt


text: obarabam

title: obarabam


text: obarabas

title: obarabas


text: obarabat

title: obarabat


text: obarabamus

title: obarabamus


text: obarabatis

title: obarabatis


text: obarabant

title: obarabant


text: obaravi

title: obaravi


text: obaravisti

title: obaravisti


text: obaravit

title: obaravit


text: obaravimus

title: obaravimus


text: obaravistis

title: obaravistis


text: obaraverunt

title: obaraverunt


text: obaravero

title: obaravero


text: obaraveris

title: obaraveris


text: obaraverit

title: obaraverit


text: obaraverimus

title: obaraverimus


text: obaraveritis

title: obaraveritis


text: obaraverint

title: obaraverint


text: obaraveram

title: obaraveram


text: obaraveras

title: obaraveras


text: obaraverat

title: obaraverat


text: obaraveramus

title: obaraveramus


text: obaraveratis

title: obaraveratis


text: obaraverant

title: obaraverant


text: obaror

title: obaror


text: obararis

title: obararis


text: obaratur

title: obaratur


text: obaramur

title: obaramur


text: obaramini

title: obaramini


text: obarantur

title: obarantur


text: obarabor

title: obarabor


text: obaraberis

title: obaraberis


text: obarabitur

title: obarabitur


text: obarabimur

title: obarabimur


text: obarabimini

title: obarabimini


text: obarabuntur

title: obarabuntur


text: obarabar

title: obarabar


text: obarabaris

title: obarabaris


text: obarabatur

title: obarabatur


text: obarabamur

title: obarabamur


text: obarabamini

title: obarabamini


text: obarabantur

title: obarabantur


text: obarem

title: obarem


text: obares

title: obares


text: obaret

title: obaret


text: obaremus

title: obaremus


text: obaretis

title: obaretis


text: obarent

title: obarent


text: obararem

title: obararem


text: obarares

title: obarares


text: obararet

title: obararet


text: obararemus

title: obararemus


text: obararetis

title: obararetis


text: obararent

title: obararent


text: obaraverim

title: obaraverim


text: obaravissem

title: obaravissem


text: obaravisses

title: obaravisses


text: obaravisset

title: obaravisset


text: obaravissemus

title: obaravissemus


text: obaravissetis

title: obaravissetis


text: obaravissent

title: obaravissent


text:
শিক্ষা করা

Verb

 * 1) to study

title: শিক্ষা করা


text: obarer

title: obarer


text: obareris

title: obareris


text: obaretur

title: obaretur


text: obaremur

title: obaremur


text: obaremini

title: obaremini


text: obarentur

title: obarentur


text: obararer

title: obararer


text: obarareris

title: obarareris


text: obararetur

title: obararetur


text: obararemur

title: obararemur


text: obararemini

title: obararemini


text: obararentur

title: obararentur


text: obara

title: obara


text: obarato

title: obarato


text: obarate

title: obarate


text: obaratote

title: obaratote


text:
শিক্ষা দেওয়া

Verb

 * 1) to educate

title: শিক্ষা দেওয়া


text: obaranto

title: obaranto


text: obarator

title: obarator


text: obarantor

title: obarantor


text: obaravisse

title: obaravisse


text: obarari

title: obarari


text:
noda

Etymology
From, from. .

Noun

 * 1) stain, blot, spot, speck
 * 2) stain, disgrace
 * 1) stain, disgrace

title: noda


text: nodatote

title: nodatote


text: nodanto

title: nodanto


text: nodator

title: nodator


text: nodantor

title: nodantor


text: nodavisse

title: nodavisse


text: nodari

title: nodari


text: assas

title: assas


text: assat

title: assat


text: assamus

title: assamus


text:
assatis

Etymology
From. Cognate with French, Occitan , Italian and Spanish.

Adverb

 * 1) enough
 * 2) quite
 * 3) rather

title: assatis


text: assant

title: assant


text: assabo

title: assabo


text: assabis

title: assabis


text: assabit

title: assabit


text: assabimus

title: assabimus


text: assabitis

title: assabitis


text: assabunt

title: assabunt


text: assabam

title: assabam


text: assabas

title: assabas


text: assabat

title: assabat


text: assabamus

title: assabamus


text: assabatis

title: assabatis


text: assabant

title: assabant


text: assavi

title: assavi


text: assavisti

title: assavisti


text: assavit

title: assavit


text: assavimus

title: assavimus


text: assavistis

title: assavistis


text: assaverunt

title: assaverunt


text: assavero

title: assavero


text: assaveris

title: assaveris


text: assaverit

title: assaverit


text: assaverimus

title: assaverimus


text: assaveritis

title: assaveritis


text: assaverint

title: assaverint


text: assaveram

title: assaveram


text: assaveras

title: assaveras


text: assaverat

title: assaverat


text: assaveramus

title: assaveramus


text: assaveratis

title: assaveratis


text: assaverant

title: assaverant


text: assor

title: assor


text: assaris

title: assaris


text: assatur

title: assatur


text: assamur

title: assamur


text: assamini

title: assamini


text: assantur

title: assantur


text: assabor

title: assabor


text: assaberis

title: assaberis


text: assabitur

title: assabitur


text: assabimur

title: assabimur


text: assabimini

title: assabimini


text: assabuntur

title: assabuntur


text: assabar

title: assabar


text: assabaris

title: assabaris


text: assabatur

title: assabatur


text: assabamur

title: assabamur


text: assabamini

title: assabamini


text: assabantur

title: assabantur


text: assem

title: assem


text: assemus

title: assemus


text: assetis

title: assetis


text: assarem

title: assarem


text: assares

title: assares


text: assaret

title: assaret


text: assaremus

title: assaremus


text: assaretis

title: assaretis


text: assarent

title: assarent


text: assaverim

title: assaverim


text: assavissem

title: assavissem


text: assavisses

title: assavisses


text: assavisset

title: assavisset


text: assavissemus

title: assavissemus


text: assavissetis

title: assavissetis


text: assavissent

title: assavissent


text: asseris

title: asseris


text: assetur

title: assetur


text: assemur

title: assemur


text: assemini

title: assemini


text: assentur

title: assentur


text: assarer

title: assarer


text: assareris

title: assareris


text: assaretur

title: assaretur


text: assaremur

title: assaremur


text: assaremini

title: assaremini


text: assarentur

title: assarentur


text:
assa

Noun

 * 1) summer snowflake, a plant of species

Interjection

 * 1) how

Adverb

 * 1) today

Etymology
Akin to 🇨🇬, from.

Noun

 * 1) axis, axle

Etymology
, from (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬), from.

Noun

 * 1) ass, donkey

Determiner

 * 1) out of his/her/its/their
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- arna dich cách assa dligud i n-adaltras tri láthar demuin tri bar nebcongabthetit-si

Conjunction

 * : and
 * "sga"
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- Nesso assa nesso, ↄdid·tánicc fessin.

Etymology 1
, from.

Noun

 * 1) a horse

Etymology 2
.

title: assa


text: assato

title: assato


text: assate

title: assate


text: assatote

title: assatote


text: assanto

title: assanto


text: assator

title: assator


text: assantor

title: assantor


text: assavisse

title: assavisse


text:
assari

Etymology
. Compare,.

title: assari


text:
vexat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) insulted, offended

title: vexat


text: vexamus

title: vexamus


text: vexatis

title: vexatis


text: vexabo

title: vexabo


text: vexabis

title: vexabis


text: vexabit

title: vexabit


text: vexabimus

title: vexabimus


text: vexabitis

title: vexabitis


text: vexabunt

title: vexabunt


text: vexabam

title: vexabam


text: vexabas

title: vexabas


text: vexabat

title: vexabat


text: vexabamus

title: vexabamus


text: vexabatis

title: vexabatis


text: vexabant

title: vexabant


text: vexavi

title: vexavi


text: vexavisti

title: vexavisti


text: vexavit

title: vexavit


text: vexavimus

title: vexavimus


text: vexavistis

title: vexavistis


text: vexaverunt

title: vexaverunt


text: vexavero

title: vexavero


text: vexaveris

title: vexaveris


text: vexaverit

title: vexaverit


text: vexaverimus

title: vexaverimus


text: vexaveritis

title: vexaveritis


text: vexaverint

title: vexaverint


text: vexaveram

title: vexaveram


text: vexaveras

title: vexaveras


text: vexaverat

title: vexaverat


text: vexaveramus

title: vexaveramus


text: vexaveratis

title: vexaveratis


text: vexaverant

title: vexaverant


text: vexor

title: vexor


text: vexaris

title: vexaris


text: vexatur

title: vexatur


text: vexamur

title: vexamur


text: vexamini

title: vexamini


text: vexantur

title: vexantur


text: vexabor

title: vexabor


text: vexaberis

title: vexaberis


text: vexabitur

title: vexabitur


text: vexabimur

title: vexabimur


text: vexabimini

title: vexabimini


text: vexabuntur

title: vexabuntur


text: vexabar

title: vexabar


text: vexabaris

title: vexabaris


text: vexabatur

title: vexabatur


text: vexabamur

title: vexabamur


text: vexabamini

title: vexabamini


text: vexabantur

title: vexabantur


text: vexem

title: vexem


text: vexet

title: vexet


text: vexemus

title: vexemus


text: vexetis

title: vexetis


text: vexarem

title: vexarem


text: vexares

title: vexares


text: vexaret

title: vexaret


text: vexaremus

title: vexaremus


text: vexaretis

title: vexaretis


text: vexarent

title: vexarent


text: vexaverim

title: vexaverim


text: vexavissem

title: vexavissem


text: vexavisses

title: vexavisses


text: vexavisset

title: vexavisset


text: vexavissemus

title: vexavissemus


text: vexavissetis

title: vexavissetis


text: vexavissent

title: vexavissent


text: vexeris

title: vexeris


text: vexetur

title: vexetur


text: vexemur

title: vexemur


text: vexemini

title: vexemini


text: vexentur

title: vexentur


text: vexarer

title: vexarer


text: vexareris

title: vexareris


text: vexaretur

title: vexaretur


text: vexaremur

title: vexaremur


text: vexaremini

title: vexaremini


text: vexarentur

title: vexarentur


text: vexato

title: vexato


text: vexate

title: vexate


text: vexatote

title: vexatote


text: vexanto

title: vexanto


text:
vexator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) troubler, harasser, abuser, vexer

title: vexator


text: vexantor

title: vexantor


text: vexavisse

title: vexavisse


text: vexari

title: vexari


text:
vexatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shaken, jolted
 * 2) harassed, annoyed
 * 3) vexed, troubled

title: vexatus


text: latratote

title: latratote


text: latranto

title: latranto


text:
latrator

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) barker,
 * 2) troublemaker,
 * 1) troublemaker,

title: latrator


text: latrantor

title: latrantor


text: latravisse

title: latravisse


text: latrari

title: latrari


text: arbustas

title: arbustas


text: arbustat

title: arbustat


text: arbustamus

title: arbustamus


text: arbustatis

title: arbustatis


text: arbustant

title: arbustant


text: arbustabo

title: arbustabo


text: arbustabis

title: arbustabis


text: arbustabit

title: arbustabit


text: arbustabimus

title: arbustabimus


text: arbustabitis

title: arbustabitis


text: arbustabunt

title: arbustabunt


text: arbustabam

title: arbustabam


text: arbustabas

title: arbustabas


text: arbustabat

title: arbustabat


text: arbustabamus

title: arbustabamus


text: arbustabatis

title: arbustabatis


text: arbustabant

title: arbustabant


text: arbustavi

title: arbustavi


text: arbustavisti

title: arbustavisti


text: arbustavit

title: arbustavit


text: arbustavimus

title: arbustavimus


text: arbustavistis

title: arbustavistis


text: arbustaverunt

title: arbustaverunt


text: arbustavero

title: arbustavero


text: arbustaveris

title: arbustaveris


text: arbustaverit

title: arbustaverit


text: arbustaverimus

title: arbustaverimus


text: arbustaveritis

title: arbustaveritis


text: arbustaverint

title: arbustaverint


text: arbustaveram

title: arbustaveram


text: arbustaveras

title: arbustaveras


text: arbustaverat

title: arbustaverat


text: arbustaveramus

title: arbustaveramus


text: arbustaveratis

title: arbustaveratis


text: arbustaverant

title: arbustaverant


text: arbustor

title: arbustor


text: arbustaris

title: arbustaris


text: arbustatur

title: arbustatur


text: arbustamur

title: arbustamur


text: arbustamini

title: arbustamini


text: arbustantur

title: arbustantur


text: arbustabor

title: arbustabor


text: arbustaberis

title: arbustaberis


text: arbustabitur

title: arbustabitur


text: arbustabimur

title: arbustabimur


text: arbustabimini

title: arbustabimini


text: arbustabuntur

title: arbustabuntur


text: arbustabar

title: arbustabar


text: arbustabaris

title: arbustabaris


text: arbustabatur

title: arbustabatur


text: arbustabamur

title: arbustabamur


text: arbustabamini

title: arbustabamini


text: arbustabantur

title: arbustabantur


text: arbustem

title: arbustem


text: arbustet

title: arbustet


text: arbustemus

title: arbustemus


text: arbustetis

title: arbustetis


text: arbustent

title: arbustent


text: arbustarem

title: arbustarem


text: arbustares

title: arbustares


text: arbustaret

title: arbustaret


text: arbustaremus

title: arbustaremus


text: arbustaretis

title: arbustaretis


text: arbustarent

title: arbustarent


text: arbustaverim

title: arbustaverim


text: arbustavissem

title: arbustavissem


text: arbustavisses

title: arbustavisses


text: arbustavisset

title: arbustavisset


text: arbustavissemus

title: arbustavissemus


text: arbustavissetis

title: arbustavissetis


text: arbustavissent

title: arbustavissent


text: arbuster

title: arbuster


text: arbusteris

title: arbusteris


text: arbustetur

title: arbustetur


text: arbustemur

title: arbustemur


text: arbustemini

title: arbustemini


text: arbustentur

title: arbustentur


text: arbustarer

title: arbustarer


text: arbustareris

title: arbustareris


text: arbustaretur

title: arbustaretur


text: arbustaremur

title: arbustaremur


text: arbustaremini

title: arbustaremini


text: arbustarentur

title: arbustarentur


text: arbusta

title: arbusta


text: arbustato

title: arbustato


text: arbustate

title: arbustate


text: arbustatote

title: arbustatote


text: arbustanto

title: arbustanto


text: arbustator

title: arbustator


text: arbustantor

title: arbustantor


text: arbustavisse

title: arbustavisse


text: arbustari

title: arbustari


text: rivamus

title: rivamus


text: rivatis

title: rivatis


text: rivabo

title: rivabo


text: rivabis

title: rivabis


text: rivabit

title: rivabit


text: rivabimus

title: rivabimus


text: rivabitis

title: rivabitis


text: rivabunt

title: rivabunt


text: rivabam

title: rivabam


text: rivabas

title: rivabas


text: rivabat

title: rivabat


text: rivabamus

title: rivabamus


text: rivabatis

title: rivabatis


text: rivabant

title: rivabant


text: rivavi

title: rivavi


text: rivavisti

title: rivavisti


text: rivavit

title: rivavit


text: rivavimus

title: rivavimus


text: rivavistis

title: rivavistis


text: rivaverunt

title: rivaverunt


text: rivavero

title: rivavero


text: rivaveris

title: rivaveris


text: rivaverit

title: rivaverit


text: rivaverimus

title: rivaverimus


text: rivaveritis

title: rivaveritis


text: rivaverint

title: rivaverint


text: rivaveram

title: rivaveram


text: rivaveras

title: rivaveras


text: rivaverat

title: rivaverat


text: rivaveramus

title: rivaveramus


text: rivaveratis

title: rivaveratis


text: rivaverant

title: rivaverant


text: rivor

title: rivor


text: rivaris

title: rivaris


text:
quippery

Noun

 * 1) The use of quips; smart humour.

title: quippery


text: rivatur

title: rivatur


text: rivamur

title: rivamur


text: rivamini

title: rivamini


text: quipperies

title: quipperies


text: rivantur

title: rivantur


text: rivabor

title: rivabor


text: rivaberis

title: rivaberis


text: rivabitur

title: rivabitur


text: rivabimur

title: rivabimur


text: rivabimini

title: rivabimini


text: rivabuntur

title: rivabuntur


text: rivabar

title: rivabar


text: rivabaris

title: rivabaris


text: rivabatur

title: rivabatur


text: rivabamur

title: rivabamur


text: rivabamini

title: rivabamini


text: rivabantur

title: rivabantur


text: rivem

title: rivem


text: rivemus

title: rivemus


text: rivetis

title: rivetis


text: rivarem

title: rivarem


text: rivares

title: rivares


text: rivaret

title: rivaret


text: rivaremus

title: rivaremus


text: rivaretis

title: rivaretis


text: rivarent

title: rivarent


text: rivaverim

title: rivaverim


text: rivavissem

title: rivavissem


text: rivavisses

title: rivavisses


text: rivavisset

title: rivavisset


text: rivavissemus

title: rivavissemus


text: rivavissetis

title: rivavissetis


text: rivavissent

title: rivavissent


text: riveris

title: riveris


text: rivetur

title: rivetur


text: rivemur

title: rivemur


text: rivemini

title: rivemini


text: riventur

title: riventur


text: rivarer

title: rivarer


text: rivareris

title: rivareris


text: rivaretur

title: rivaretur


text: rivaremur

title: rivaremur


text: rivaremini

title: rivaremini


text: rivarentur

title: rivarentur


text: rivato

title: rivato


text: rivate

title: rivate


text: rivatote

title: rivatote


text: rivanto

title: rivanto


text: rivator

title: rivator


text: rivantor

title: rivantor


text: rivavisse

title: rivavisse


text: rivari

title: rivari


text: peccas

title: peccas


text: peccat

title: peccat


text: peccatis

title: peccatis


text: peccabo

title: peccabo


text: peccabis

title: peccabis


text: peccabit

title: peccabit


text: peccabimus

title: peccabimus


text: peccabitis

title: peccabitis


text: peccabunt

title: peccabunt


text: peccabam

title: peccabam


text: peccabas

title: peccabas


text: peccabat

title: peccabat


text: peccabamus

title: peccabamus


text: peccabatis

title: peccabatis


text: peccabant

title: peccabant


text: peccavisti

title: peccavisti


text: peccavit

title: peccavit


text: peccavimus

title: peccavimus


text: peccavistis

title: peccavistis


text: peccaverunt

title: peccaverunt


text: peccavero

title: peccavero


text: peccaveris

title: peccaveris


text: peccaverit

title: peccaverit


text: peccaverimus

title: peccaverimus


text: peccaveritis

title: peccaveritis


text: peccaverint

title: peccaverint


text: peccaveram

title: peccaveram


text: peccaveras

title: peccaveras


text: peccaverat

title: peccaverat


text: peccaveramus

title: peccaveramus


text: peccaveratis

title: peccaveratis


text: peccaverant

title: peccaverant


text: peccor

title: peccor


text: peccaris

title: peccaris


text: peccatur

title: peccatur


text: peccamur

title: peccamur


text: peccamini

title: peccamini


text: peccantur

title: peccantur


text: peccabor

title: peccabor


text: peccaberis

title: peccaberis


text: peccabitur

title: peccabitur


text: peccabimur

title: peccabimur


text: peccabimini

title: peccabimini


text: peccabuntur

title: peccabuntur


text: peccabar

title: peccabar


text: peccabaris

title: peccabaris


text: peccabatur

title: peccabatur


text: peccabamur

title: peccabamur


text: peccabamini

title: peccabamini


text: peccabantur

title: peccabantur


text: peccem

title: peccem


text: pecces

title: pecces


text: peccet

title: peccet


text: peccemus

title: peccemus


text: peccetis

title: peccetis


text: peccent

title: peccent


text: peccarem

title: peccarem


text: peccares

title: peccares


text: peccaret

title: peccaret


text: peccaremus

title: peccaremus


text: peccaretis

title: peccaretis


text: Template:lang

title: Template:lang


text: peccarent

title: peccarent


text: peccaverim

title: peccaverim


text: peccavissem

title: peccavissem


text: peccavisses

title: peccavisses


text: peccavisset

title: peccavisset


text: peccavissemus

title: peccavissemus


text: peccavissetis

title: peccavissetis


text: peccavissent

title: peccavissent


text: peccer

title: peccer


text: pecceris

title: pecceris


text: peccetur

title: peccetur


text: peccemur

title: peccemur


text: peccemini

title: peccemini


text: peccentur

title: peccentur


text: peccarer

title: peccarer


text: peccareris

title: peccareris


text: peccaretur

title: peccaretur


text: peccaremur

title: peccaremur


text: peccaremini

title: peccaremini


text: peccarentur

title: peccarentur


text: peccatote

title: peccatote


text: peccanto

title: peccanto


text:
peccator

Noun

 * 1) sinner

Noun

 * 1) sinner
 * 2) transgressor

Descendants

 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old

title: peccator


text: peccantor

title: peccantor


text: peccavisse

title: peccavisse


text: peccari

title: peccari


text: occas

title: occas


text: occat

title: occat


text: occamus

title: occamus


text: occatis

title: occatis


text: occant

title: occant


text: occabo

title: occabo


text: occabis

title: occabis


text: occabit

title: occabit


text: occabimus

title: occabimus


text: occabitis

title: occabitis


text: occabunt

title: occabunt


text: occabam

title: occabam


text: occabas

title: occabas


text: occabat

title: occabat


text: occabamus

title: occabamus


text: occabatis

title: occabatis


text: occabant

title: occabant


text: occavi

title: occavi


text: occavisti

title: occavisti


text: occavit

title: occavit


text: occavimus

title: occavimus


text: occavistis

title: occavistis


text: occaverunt

title: occaverunt


text: occavero

title: occavero


text: occaveris

title: occaveris


text: occaverit

title: occaverit


text: occaverimus

title: occaverimus


text: occaveritis

title: occaveritis


text: occaverint

title: occaverint


text: occaveram

title: occaveram


text: occaveras

title: occaveras


text: occaverat

title: occaverat


text: occaveramus

title: occaveramus


text: occaveratis

title: occaveratis


text: occaverant

title: occaverant


text: occor

title: occor


text: occaris

title: occaris


text: occatur

title: occatur


text: occamur

title: occamur


text: occamini

title: occamini


text: occantur

title: occantur


text: occabor

title: occabor


text: occaberis

title: occaberis


text: occabitur

title: occabitur


text: occabimur

title: occabimur


text: occabimini

title: occabimini


text: occabuntur

title: occabuntur


text: occabar

title: occabar


text: occabaris

title: occabaris


text: occabatur

title: occabatur


text: occabamur

title: occabamur


text: occabamini

title: occabamini


text: occabantur

title: occabantur


text: occem

title: occem


text: occes

title: occes


text: occet

title: occet


text: occemus

title: occemus


text: occetis

title: occetis


text: versatilities

title: versatilities


text: occent

title: occent


text: occarem

title: occarem


text: occares

title: occares


text: occaret

title: occaret


text: occaremus

title: occaremus


text: occaretis

title: occaretis


text: occarent

title: occarent


text: occaverim

title: occaverim


text: occavissem

title: occavissem


text: occavisses

title: occavisses


text: occavisset

title: occavisset


text: occavissemus

title: occavissemus


text: occavissetis

title: occavissetis


text: occavissent

title: occavissent


text: occer

title: occer


text: occeris

title: occeris


text: occetur

title: occetur


text: occemur

title: occemur


text: occemini

title: occemini


text: occentur

title: occentur


text: occarer

title: occarer


text: occareris

title: occareris


text: occaretur

title: occaretur


text: occaremur

title: occaremur


text: occaremini

title: occaremini


text: occarentur

title: occarentur


text:
occa

Etymology 1
From. Related to, and  and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) harrow

title: occa


text: occato

title: occato


text: occate

title: occate


text: occatote

title: occatote


text: occanto

title: occanto


text: occator

title: occator


text: occantor

title: occantor


text: occavisse

title: occavisse


text: occari

title: occari


text: calcat

title: calcat


text: calcamus

title: calcamus


text: calcatis

title: calcatis


text:
calcant

Noun

 * 1) foot-bellows operator (of an organ)

title: calcant


text: calcabo

title: calcabo


text: calcabis

title: calcabis


text: calcabit

title: calcabit


text: calcabimus

title: calcabimus


text: calcabitis

title: calcabitis


text: calcabunt

title: calcabunt


text: calcabam

title: calcabam


text: calcabat

title: calcabat


text: calcabamus

title: calcabamus


text: calcabatis

title: calcabatis


text: calcabant

title: calcabant


text: calcavisti

title: calcavisti


text: calcavit

title: calcavit


text: calcavimus

title: calcavimus


text: calcavistis

title: calcavistis


text: calcaverunt

title: calcaverunt


text: calcavero

title: calcavero


text: calcaveris

title: calcaveris


text: calcaverit

title: calcaverit


text: calcaverimus

title: calcaverimus


text: calcaveritis

title: calcaveritis


text: calcaverint

title: calcaverint


text: calcaveram

title: calcaveram


text: calcaveras

title: calcaveras


text: calcaverat

title: calcaverat


text: calcaveramus

title: calcaveramus


text: calcaveratis

title: calcaveratis


text: calcaverant

title: calcaverant


text: calcor

title: calcor


text: calcaris

title: calcaris


text: calcatur

title: calcatur


text: calcamur

title: calcamur


text: calcamini

title: calcamini


text: calcantur

title: calcantur


text: calcabor

title: calcabor


text: calcaberis

title: calcaberis


text: calcabitur

title: calcabitur


text: calcabimur

title: calcabimur


text: calcabimini

title: calcabimini


text: calcabuntur

title: calcabuntur


text: calcabar

title: calcabar


text: calcabaris

title: calcabaris


text: calcabatur

title: calcabatur


text: calcabamur

title: calcabamur


text: calcabamini

title: calcabamini


text: calcabantur

title: calcabantur


text: calcet

title: calcet


text: calcemus

title: calcemus


text:
cellarman

Noun

 * 1) A person in charge of the alcoholic drinks (traditionally the wine cellar) in a tavern etc.
 * 2) * 1815, William Berry, The History of the Island of Guernsey, London: Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orme and Brown, p. 298,
 * The merchant and wealthy shopkeeper here differ widely from the English character:— Immersed in business from morn till night, they dine at one or two, on plain wholesome fare; abstemious to a degree, drink less wine than their cellarmen, and without relaxing from the cares of business—the want of exercise and retirement makes as little impression on their health as their purses.

title: cellarman


text: calcetis

title: calcetis


text: calcent

title: calcent


text: cellarmen

title: cellarmen


text: calcarem

title: calcarem


text: calcaret

title: calcaret


text: calcaremus

title: calcaremus


text: calcaretis

title: calcaretis


text: calcarent

title: calcarent


text: calcaverim

title: calcaverim


text: calcavissem

title: calcavissem


text: calcavisses

title: calcavisses


text: calcavisset

title: calcavisset


text: calcavissemus

title: calcavissemus


text: calcavissetis

title: calcavissetis


text: calcavissent

title: calcavissent


text: calcer

title: calcer


text: calceris

title: calceris


text: calcetur

title: calcetur


text: calcemur

title: calcemur


text: calcemini

title: calcemini


text: calcentur

title: calcentur


text: calcarer

title: calcarer


text: calcareris

title: calcareris


text: calcaretur

title: calcaretur


text: calcaremur

title: calcaremur


text: calcaremini

title: calcaremini


text: calcarentur

title: calcarentur


text: calcatote

title: calcatote


text: calcanto

title: calcanto


text:
calcator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  one who treads (in a treadmill)
 * 2)  one who treads grapes

title: calcator


text: calcantor

title: calcantor


text: calcavisse

title: calcavisse


text: cavat

title: cavat


text: cavamus

title: cavamus


text: cavatis

title: cavatis


text: cavant

title: cavant


text: cavabo

title: cavabo


text: cavabis

title: cavabis


text: cavabit

title: cavabit


text: cavabimus

title: cavabimus


text: cavabitis

title: cavabitis


text: cavabunt

title: cavabunt


text: cavabam

title: cavabam


text: cavabat

title: cavabat


text: cavabamus

title: cavabamus


text: cavabatis

title: cavabatis


text: cavabant

title: cavabant


text: cavavisti

title: cavavisti


text: cavavit

title: cavavit


text: cavavimus

title: cavavimus


text: cavavistis

title: cavavistis


text: cavaverunt

title: cavaverunt


text: cavavero

title: cavavero


text: cavaveris

title: cavaveris


text: cavaverit

title: cavaverit


text: cavaverimus

title: cavaverimus


text: cavaveritis

title: cavaveritis


text: cavaverint

title: cavaverint


text: cavaveram

title: cavaveram


text: cavaveras

title: cavaveras


text: cavaverat

title: cavaverat


text: cavaveramus

title: cavaveramus


text: cavaveratis

title: cavaveratis


text: cavaverant

title: cavaverant


text: cavor

title: cavor


text: cavaris

title: cavaris


text: cavatur

title: cavatur


text: cavamur

title: cavamur


text: cavamini

title: cavamini


text: cavantur

title: cavantur


text: cavabor

title: cavabor


text: cavaberis

title: cavaberis


text: cavabitur

title: cavabitur


text: cavabimur

title: cavabimur


text:
beltful

Noun

 * 1) As much as a belt will hold.

title: beltful


text: cavabimini

title: cavabimini


text: cavabuntur

title: cavabuntur


text: cavabar

title: cavabar


text: beltfuls

title: beltfuls


text: cavabaris

title: cavabaris


text: beltsful

title: beltsful


text: cavabatur

title: cavabatur


text: cavabamur

title: cavabamur


text: cavabamini

title: cavabamini


text: cavabantur

title: cavabantur


text: cavem

title: cavem


text: cavet

title: cavet


text: cavemus

title: cavemus


text: cavetis

title: cavetis


text: cavent

title: cavent


text: cavarem

title: cavarem


text: cavaret

title: cavaret


text: cavaremus

title: cavaremus


text: cavaretis

title: cavaretis


text: cavarent

title: cavarent


text: cavaverim

title: cavaverim


text: cavavissem

title: cavavissem


text: cavavisses

title: cavavisses


text: cavavisset

title: cavavisset


text: cavavissemus

title: cavavissemus


text: cavavissetis

title: cavavissetis


text: cavavissent

title: cavavissent


text:
caveris

Verb

title: caveris


text: cavetur

title: cavetur


text: cavemur

title: cavemur


text: cavemini

title: cavemini


text: caventur

title: caventur


text: cavarer

title: cavarer


text: cavareris

title: cavareris


text: cavaretur

title: cavaretur


text: cavaremur

title: cavaremur


text: cavaremini

title: cavaremini


text: cavarentur

title: cavarentur


text:
whilk

Etymology
From, northern variant of , from , from.

Determiner

 * 1) which

Pronoun

 * 1) which

title: whilk


text: cavatote

title: cavatote


text: cavanto

title: cavanto


text: cavator

title: cavator


text: cavantor

title: cavantor


text: cavavisse

title: cavavisse


text: cavari

title: cavari


text: salutas

title: salutas


text: salutat

title: salutat


text: salutamus

title: salutamus


text: salutatis

title: salutatis


text: salutant

title: salutant


text: salutabo

title: salutabo


text: salutabis

title: salutabis


text: salutabit

title: salutabit


text: salutabimus

title: salutabimus


text: salutabitis

title: salutabitis


text: salutabunt

title: salutabunt


text: salutabam

title: salutabam


text: salutabas

title: salutabas


text: salutabat

title: salutabat


text: salutabamus

title: salutabamus


text: salutabatis

title: salutabatis


text: salutabant

title: salutabant


text: salutavisti

title: salutavisti


text: salutavit

title: salutavit


text: salutavimus

title: salutavimus


text: salutavistis

title: salutavistis


text: salutaverunt

title: salutaverunt


text: salutavero

title: salutavero


text: salutaveris

title: salutaveris


text: salutaverit

title: salutaverit


text: salutaverimus

title: salutaverimus


text: salutaveritis

title: salutaveritis


text: salutaverint

title: salutaverint


text: salutaveram

title: salutaveram


text: salutaveras

title: salutaveras


text: salutaverat

title: salutaverat


text: salutaveramus

title: salutaveramus


text: salutaveratis

title: salutaveratis


text: salutaverant

title: salutaverant


text: salutor

title: salutor


text:
salutaris

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) healthy
 * 2) useful, helpful
 * 3) advantageous
 * 4)  salutary, salvific, saving, redeeming from sin
 * 5) * c. 1260 A.D., St. Thomas Aquinas, O Salutaris Hostia:
 * "la"

- O salutaris Hostia, Quæ cæli pandis ostium Bella premunt hostilia, Da robur, fer auxilium. Uni trinoque Domino Sit sempiterna gloria, Qui vitam sine termino Nobis donet in patria. Amen.

title: salutaris


text: salutatur

title: salutatur


text: salutamur

title: salutamur


text: salutamini

title: salutamini


text: salutantur

title: salutantur


text: salutabor

title: salutabor


text: salutaberis

title: salutaberis


text: salutabitur

title: salutabitur


text: salutabimur

title: salutabimur


text: salutabimini

title: salutabimini


text: salutabuntur

title: salutabuntur


text: salutabar

title: salutabar


text: salutabaris

title: salutabaris


text: salutabatur

title: salutabatur


text: salutabamur

title: salutabamur


text: salutabamini

title: salutabamini


text: salutabantur

title: salutabantur


text: salutem

title: salutem


text: salutet

title: salutet


text: salutemus

title: salutemus


text:
bouman

Noun

 * 1) bowman, archer

title: bouman


text: salutetis

title: salutetis


text: salutent

title: salutent