text: anawairþo

title: anawairþo


text: andaugiba

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title: andaugiba


text: andaugjo

title: andaugjo


text: andawaurdi

title: andawaurdi


text: andbahtans

title: andbahtans


text: andbahte

title: andbahte


text: andbahtiþ

title: andbahtiþ


text: andbahtjai

title: andbahtjai


text: andbahtos

title: andbahtos


text: andbahts

title: andbahts


text: andbindiþ

title: andbindiþ


text: andhafjis

title: andhafjis


text: andhaihaiti

title: andhaihaiti


text: andhaihaitun

title: andhaihaitun


text: andhauseis

title: andhauseis


text: andhauseiþ

title: andhauseiþ


text: andhausides

title: andhausides


text: andhofun

title: andhofun


text: andhuliþs

title: andhuliþs


text: andnam

title: andnam


text: andstandiþ

title: andstandiþ


text: apaustaulus

title: apaustaulus


text: arwjo

title: arwjo


text: asilaus

title: asilaus


text: asilu

title: asilu


text: asneis

title: asneis


text: ataugida

title: ataugida


text: ataþnjis

title: ataþnjis


text: atgaf

title: atgaf


text: atgaft

title: atgaft


text: atgaggiþ

title: atgaggiþ


text: atgebeima

title: atgebeima


text: atstaig

title: atstaig


text: atstandands

title: atstandands


text:
attans

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  darn

Adverb

 * 1) darn

Interjection

 * 1)  darn it

Usage notes
Fairly quaint, especially as an interjection.

title: attans


text: attauh

title: attauh


text: attauhuþ

title: attauhuþ


text: attiuha

title: attiuha


text: atwopidedun

title: atwopidedun


text: atþinsa

title: atþinsa


text: atþinsiþ

title: atþinsiþ


text: aufto

title: aufto


text: augei

title: augei


text: auhumista

title: auhumista


text: auhumistam

title: auhumistam


text: auhumistins

title: auhumistins


text: auhumists

title: auhumists


text: auralja

title: auralja


text: aurtigarda

title: aurtigarda


text: aurtigards

title: aurtigards


text: auþidai

title: auþidai


text: aweþi

title: aweþi


text: awiliudo

title: awiliudo


text: awiliudoda

title: awiliudoda


text: awiliudonds

title: awiliudonds


text: awistris

title: awistris


text: bairaina

title: bairaina


text: bairaiþ

title: bairaiþ


text: bairandane

title: bairandane


text: bairands

title: bairands


text: bairgais

title: bairgais


text: bairgiþ

title: bairgiþ


text: bairhta

title: bairhta


text: bairhtei

title: bairhtei


text: bairiþ

title: bairiþ


text: balsana

title: balsana


text: balsanis

title: balsanis


text: balþaba

title: balþaba


text: bandwiduh

title: bandwiduh


text: bandwjands

title: bandwjands


text: barizeinam

title: barizeinam


text: barizeinans

title: barizeinans


text:
barma

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A regal Russian mantle or neckpiece made of gold, encrusted with diamonds and other gems.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  cast-iron cooking-pot, marmite

Etymology
The origin of this word is uncertain. Both a pre-Celtic origin (ancient Ligurian) and a Celtic origin have been argued for.

Numerous toponyms of the Western Alps find their etyomology in this term and its variations: e.g., the comune of Balme, the Colle della Barma and the village of Barmasc (which also contains the ancient ligurian suffix -asc/ascu).

Noun

 * 1) cavern or rock shelter

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) twist, rolling
 * 2) stoutness

Noun

 * 1) granary

title: barma


text: barnilona

title: barnilona


text: beduþ

title: beduþ


text: berusjos

title: berusjos


text: bibundans

title: bibundans


text: bidagwa

title: bidagwa


text:
bidja

Etymology
From, from.

title: bidja


text: bidjau

title: bidjau


text: bidjis

title: bidjis


text: bigetun

title: bigetun


text: bigita

title: bigita


text: bigitaima

title: bigitaima


text: bilaiþ

title: bilaiþ


text: bileiþa

title: bileiþa


text: bileiþiþ

title: bileiþiþ


text: bimait

title: bimait


text: bimaitiþ

title: bimaitiþ


text: birodeins

title: birodeins


text: birodeiþ

title: birodeiþ


text: birodidedun

title: birodidedun


text: birodjandein

title: birodjandein


text: birunnun

title: birunnun


text: bisaulnodedeina

title: bisaulnodedeina


text: bismait

title: bismait


text: bistandandeins

title: bistandandeins


text: biswarb

title: biswarb


text: biuhti

title: biuhti


text: biþwahands

title: biþwahands


text: blindaim

title: blindaim


text: blindamma

title: blindamma


text: blindin

title: blindin


text: boteiþ

title: boteiþ


text: briggan

title: briggan


text: briggiþ

title: briggiþ


text: broþrjus

title: broþrjus


text: bugei

title: bugei


text: bugjam

title: bugjam


text: dalaþro

title: dalaþro


text: daunais

title: daunais


text: daupjands

title: daupjands


text: daurawardai

title: daurawardai


text: daurawardo

title: daurawardo


text: daurawards

title: daurawards


text: daurom

title: daurom


text: dauþa

title: dauþa


text: dauþau

title: dauþau


text: dauþins

title: dauþins


text: dauþu

title: dauþu


text: diabaulau

title: diabaulau


text: diabaulus

title: diabaulus


text: distahein

title: distahein


text: distahjada

title: distahjada


text: distahjiþ

title: distahjiþ


text: draggk

title: draggk


text: drauhsnos

title: drauhsnos


text:
draus

Etymology
From, variant of. More at.

title: draus


text: dreiband

title: dreiband


text: driggkai

title: driggkai


text: driggkaiþ

title: driggkaiþ


text: driggkiþ

title: driggkiþ


text: drigkau

title: drigkau


text: duhþe

title: duhþe


text: dulþai

title: dulþai


text: dulþais

title: dulþais


text: dulþs

title: dulþs


text: duþe

title: duþe


text: dwalmoþ

title: dwalmoþ


text: eiþan

title: eiþan


text: fadrein

title: fadrein


text: faginoda

title: faginoda


text: faginodedeiþ

title: faginodedeiþ


text: faginoþ

title: faginoþ


text:
fahan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to seize

title: fahan


text: fahed

title: fahed


text: fahedai

title: fahedai


text: faheds

title: faheds


text: faheþs

title: faheþs


text: faifah

title: faifah


text: fairguni

title: fairguni


text: fairino

title: fairino


text: fairzna

title: fairzna


text: fairƕau

title: fairƕau


text: fairƕaus

title: fairƕaus


text: fairƕu

title: fairƕu


text: fairƕus

title: fairƕus


text: fanþ

title: fanþ


text: farjandans

title: farjandans


text: faskjam

title: faskjam


text: fastai

title: fastai


text: fastaid

title: fastaid


text: fastaida

title: fastaida


text: fastaidedeina

title: fastaidedeina


text: fastaina

title: fastaina


text: fauratanja

title: fauratanja


text: faurhtjaina

title: faurhtjaina


text: fiaiþ

title: fiaiþ


text: fidurdogs

title: fidurdogs


text: fidwor

title: fidwor


text: fijai

title: fijai


text: fijaid

title: fijaid


text: fijaida

title: fijaida


text: fijaidedun

title: fijaidedun


text: filugalaubis

title: filugalaubis


text: fimftaihunim

title: fimftaihunim


text: fiskans

title: fiskans


text: fodr

title: fodr


text: fotum

title: fotum


text: fotuns

title: fotuns


text: frabairan

title: frabairan


text: frabauht

title: frabauht


text: fradailiþ

title: fradailiþ


text: fragaf

title: fragaf


text: fraihn

title: fraihn


text: fraihnai

title: fraihnai


text: fraihnis

title: fraihnis


text: fraihniþ

title: fraihniþ


text: fraisands

title: fraisands


text: fraiw

title: fraiw


text: fraiwa

title: fraiwa


text:
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text: fraletis

title: fraletis


text: fralusanan

title: fralusanan


text: fralustais

title: fralustais


text: framaþjana

title: framaþjana


text: framaþjane

title: framaþjane


text: framwigis

title: framwigis


text: franima

title: franima


text: fraqistida

title: fraqistida


text: fraqistjai

title: fraqistjai


text: fraqistnoda

title: fraqistnoda


text: fraqiþanai

title: fraqiþanai


text: fraujins

title: fraujins


text: frawaurht

title: frawaurht


text: frawaurhtais

title: frawaurhtais


text: frawaurhtim

title: frawaurhtim


text: frawaurhts

title: frawaurhts


text: frawilwan

title: frawilwan


text: frawilwiþ

title: frawilwiþ


text: frehun

title: frehun


text: friaþwa

title: friaþwa


text: friaþwai

title: friaþwai


text: frijai

title: frijai


text: frijans

title: frijans


text: frijo

title: frijo


text: frijoda

title: frijoda


text: frijodedeiþ

title: frijodedeiþ


text: frijodedi

title: frijodedi


text: frijodedun

title: frijodedun


text: frijodeduþ

title: frijodeduþ


text: frijodes

title: frijodes


text: frijoduh

title: frijoduh


text: frioda

title: frioda


text: friodedeiþ

title: friodedeiþ


text: frioþ

title: frioþ


text: frisahtai

title: frisahtai


text: froþeina

title: froþeina


text: froþun

title: froþun


text: fruman

title: fruman


text: frumistja

title: frumistja


text:
fulin

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) ear (of corn)

title: fulin


text: gabairan

title: gabairan


text: gabairhtida

title: gabairhtida


text: gabairhtja

title: gabairhtja


text: gabairhtjan

title: gabairhtjan


text: gabauran

title: gabauran


text: gabauranai

title: gabauranai


text: gabauranamma

title: gabauranamma


text: gabaurans

title: gabaurans


text: gabaurþai

title: gabaurþai


text: gablindida

title: gablindida


text: gabruko

title: gabruko


text: gabundanana

title: gabundanana


text: gabundans

title: gabundans


text: gabundun

title: gabundun


text: gadailida

title: gadailida


text: gadaubida

title: gadaubida


text: gadauþnai

title: gadauþnai


text: gadauþnan

title: gadauþnan


text: gadauþniþ

title: gadauþniþ


text: gadauþnoda

title: gadauþnoda


text: gadauþnodedi

title: gadauþnodedi


text: gadrauhteis

title: gadrauhteis


text: gadriusando

title: gadriusando


text: gadrobnoda

title: gadrobnoda


text: gadrusun

title: gadrusun


text: gafahai

title: gafahai


text: gafahan

title: gafahan


text: gafaifaheina

title: gafaifaheina


text: gafalh

title: gafalh


text: gafastaida

title: gafastaida


text: gafastaidedun

title: gafastaidedun


text: gafilhis

title: gafilhis


text: gaft

title: gaft


text: gafullidedun

title: gafullidedun


text: gaggai

title: gaggai


text: gaggam

title: gaggam


text: gaggandan

title: gaggandan


text: gahausida

title: gahausida


text: gahausiþ

title: gahausiþ


text: gahausjandei

title: gahausjandei


text: gahlaibam

title: gahlaibam


text: gahraineiþ

title: gahraineiþ


text: gaiddja

title: gaiddja


text: gajiukaida

title: gajiukaida


text: gajukom

title: gajukom


text: gajukon

title: gajukon


text: gajukono

title: gajukono


text: gakannida

title: gakannida


text: galagidedun

title: galagidedun


text: galagjand

title: galagjand


text: galaubeid

title: galaubeid


text: galaubeis

title: galaubeis


text: galaubeiþ

title: galaubeiþ


text: galaubida

title: galaubida


text:
galaubidedeiþ

Usage notes

 * Also attested with inserted, in.

title: galaubidedeiþ


text: galaubidedi

title: galaubidedi


text: galaubidedum

title: galaubidedum


text: galaubidedun

title: galaubidedun


text: galaubideduþ

title: galaubideduþ


text: galaubja

title: galaubja


text: galaubjai

title: galaubjai


text: galaubjaima

title: galaubjaima


text: galaubjaina

title: galaubjaina


text: galaubjaiþ

title: galaubjaiþ


text: galaubjan

title: galaubjan


text: galaubjand

title: galaubjand


text: galaubjandam

title: galaubjandam


text: galaubjandan

title: galaubjandan


text: galaubjau

title: galaubjau


text: galeiks

title: galeiks


text: galeiweiþ

title: galeiweiþ


text: galeiþa

title: galeiþa


text: galeiþaima

title: galeiþaima


text: galeiþau

title: galeiþau


text: galeiþiþ

title: galeiþiþ


text: galeiþos

title: galeiþos


text: galesun

title: galesun


text: Category:Lojban cmavo of selma'o PA

title: Category:Lojban cmavo of selma'o PA


text: galeweiþ

title: galeweiþ


text: galewiþs

title: galewiþs


text: galewjan

title: galewjan


text: galisada

title: galisada


text: galisiþ

title: galisiþ


text: gamarzeiþ

title: gamarzeiþ


text: gamaudeiþ

title: gamaudeiþ


text: gameleins

title: gameleins


text: gamelida

title: gamelida


text: gamotida

title: gamotida


text: gamotjan

title: gamotjan


text: gamundedun

title: gamundedun


text: gamuneiþ

title: gamuneiþ


text:
ganam

Noun

 * 1) dance

title: ganam


text: ganasidedjau

title: ganasidedjau


text: ganasjau

title: ganasjau


text: ganisiþ

title: ganisiþ


text: ganoh

title: ganoh


text: ganohai

title: ganohai


text: gaqeþun

title: gaqeþun


text: gaqimand

title: gaqimand


text: garaginoda

title: garaginoda


text: garaihta

title: garaihta


text: garaihtiþa

title: garaihtiþa


text: garaihton

title: garaihton


text: garaznans

title: garaznans


text: garunnun

title: garunnun


text: gasaizlep

title: gasaizlep


text: gasaiƕam

title: gasaiƕam


text: gasaiƕandei

title: gasaiƕandei


text: gasaiƕis

title: gasaiƕis


text: gasakiþ

title: gasakiþ


text: gasalboda

title: gasalboda


text:
gasat

Verb

 * 1) to fight, battle

title: gasat


text: gasatida

title: gasatida


text: gasaƕt

title: gasaƕt


text: gaseƕi

title: gaseƕi


text: gaseƕun

title: gaseƕun


text: gaseƕuþ

title: gaseƕuþ


text: gasiglida

title: gasiglida


text: gaskaft

title: gaskaft


text: gaskeirjada

title: gaskeirjada


text: gasmait

title: gasmait


text: gaspaiw

title: gaspaiw


text: gastandiþ

title: gastandiþ


text: gastiggqiþ

title: gastiggqiþ


text: gastigun

title: gastigun


text: gastoþ

title: gastoþ


text: gasweraids

title: gasweraids


text: gasweraiþs

title: gasweraiþs


text: gaswiltaima

title: gaswiltaima


text: gaswiltan

title: gaswiltan


text: gaswiltiþ

title: gaswiltiþ


text: gaswulti

title: gaswulti


text: gaswultun

title: gaswultun


text: gatairaidau

title: gatairaidau


text: gataujandin

title: gataujandin


text: gataujos

title: gataujos


text: gatawida

title: gatawida


text: gatawidedi

title: gatawidedi


text: gatawidedjau

title: gatawidedjau


text: gatawidedun

title: gatawidedun


text: gatawides

title: gatawides


text: gateiha

title: gateiha


text: gatiuhand

title: gatiuhand


text: gaumida

title: gaumida


text: gaumidedeina

title: gaumidedeina


text: gaunoþ

title: gaunoþ


text: gauriþa

title: gauriþa


text: gawalida

title: gawalida


text: gawalideduþ

title: gawalideduþ


text: gawandidedeina

title: gawandidedeina


text: gawasidedun

title: gawasidedun


text: gawaurhta

title: gawaurhta


text: gaweihaida

title: gaweihaida


text: gazaufwlakio

title: gazaufwlakio


text: gaþaursniþ

title: gaþaursniþ


text: gaþrafstidedeina

title: gaþrafstidedeina


text: gebun

title: gebun


text: gibau

title: gibau


text: gibiþ

title: gibiþ


text: greitandein

title: greitandein


text: greitiþ

title: greitiþ


text: gretandans

title: gretandans


text: gudblostreis

title: gudblostreis


text: gudhusa

title: gudhusa


text:
gudja

Etymology
From.

title: gudja


text: gudjane

title: gudjane


text: gudjins

title: gudjins


text: guþs

title: guþs


text: habaid

title: habaid


text: habaidedeina

title: habaidedeina


text: habaidedeiþ

title: habaidedeiþ


text: habaina

title: habaina


text: habais

title: habais


text: habandan

title: habandan


text: habandins

title: habandins


text: hahis

title: hahis


text: hailana

title: hailana


text: haimai

title: haimai


text: hairtona

title: hairtona


text: haitiþ

title: haitiþ


text: haizam

title: haizam


text: handum

title: handum


text: handuns

title: handuns


text: hardu

title: hardu


text: hatizoþ

title: hatizoþ


text: haubid

title: haubid


text: hauhei

title: hauhei


text: hauhein

title: hauhein


text: hauheinais

title: hauheinais


text: hauheins

title: hauheins


text: hauheiþ

title: hauheiþ


text: hauhida

title: hauhida


text: hauhiþa

title: hauhiþa


text: hauhiþs

title: hauhiþs


text: hauhja

title: hauhja


text: hauhjai

title: hauhjai


text: hauhjaidau

title: hauhjaidau


text: haurja

title: haurja


text: hauseinai

title: hauseinai


text: hausida

title: hausida


text: hausidedum

title: hausidedum


text: hausidedun

title: hausidedun


text: hausjai

title: hausjai


text: hausjand

title: hausjand


text: hausjandans

title: hausjandans


text: hausjands

title: hausjands


text: hausjon

title: hausjon


text: hlaib

title: hlaib


text: hlaiba

title: hlaiba


text: hlaibam

title: hlaibam


text: hlaibans

title: hlaibans


text: hlaibe

title: hlaibe


text: hlaibis

title: hlaibis


text: hlaibos

title: hlaibos


text: hlaifs

title: hlaifs


text: hleþrastakeins

title: hleþrastakeins


text: hliftus

title: hliftus


text: horinassau

title: horinassau


text: hramjiþ

title: hramjiþ


text: hropida

title: hropida


text: hrukeiþ

title: hrukeiþ


text: huggreiþ

title: huggreiþ


text: hugidedun

title: hugidedun


text: hulundi

title: hulundi


text: hundam

title: hundam


text: hunsla

title: hunsla


text: ibukai

title: ibukai


text: iddjedun

title: iddjedun


text: iddjedunuh

title: iddjedunuh


text: iddjuh

title: iddjuh


text: ijos

title: ijos


text: inbrannjada

title: inbrannjada


text: indrobnai

title: indrobnai


text: indrobnaina

title: indrobnaina


text: indrobnoda

title: indrobnoda


text: inilons

title: inilons


text: inngaggands

title: inngaggands


text: inngaggiþ

title: inngaggiþ


text: inniujiþa

title: inniujiþa


text: innwaurpano

title: innwaurpano


text: inrauhtida

title: inrauhtida


text: inrauhtiþs

title: inrauhtiþs


text: insandidedun

title: insandidedun


text: insandides

title: insandides


text: insandiþs

title: insandiþs


text: inuhsandidedun

title: inuhsandidedun


text: inwagida

title: inwagida


text: inwindiþa

title: inwindiþa


text: inwiteina

title: inwiteina


text: iup

title: iup


text: jainans

title: jainans


text: jaind

title: jaind


text: jaindwairþs

title: jaindwairþs


text: jainis

title: jainis


text:
jere

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) yesterday

Etymology
From

Verb

 * 1) to earn, to receive a reward

title: jere


text: juþan

title: juþan


text: kaisara

title: kaisara


text: kannja

title: kannja


text: kaurno

title: kaurno


text: kausjai

title: kausjai


text: kunnands

title: kunnands


text: kunnei

title: kunnei


text: kunneina

title: kunneina


text: kunneiþ

title: kunneiþ


text: kunnjau

title: kunnjau


text: kunnum

title: kunnum


text: kunnun

title: kunnun


text: kunþedeiþ

title: kunþedeiþ


text: kunþedum

title: kunþedum


text: kunþedun

title: kunþedun


text: kunþs

title: kunþs


text:
lagei

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) old man

title: lagei


text: lagideduþ

title: lagideduþ


text: lagja

title: lagja


text: lagjis

title: lagjis


text: lailoun

title: lailoun


text: laisein

title: laisein


text: laiseins

title: laiseins


text: laiseis

title: laiseis


text: laiseiþ

title: laiseiþ


text: laisida

title: laisida


text: laisidai

title: laisidai


text: laisteis

title: laisteis


text: laisteiþ

title: laisteiþ


text: laistida

title: laistida


text: laistjan

title: laistjan


text: laistjand

title: laistjand


text: leikaiþ

title: leikaiþ


text: leitila

title: leitila


text: letiþ

title: letiþ


text: lewjands

title: lewjands


text: libaid

title: libaid


text: libainais

title: libainais


text: libains

title: libains


text: libandins

title: libandins


text: liugn

title: liugn


text: liugnja

title: liugnja


text: liuhad

title: liuhad


text: liuhadis

title: liuhadis


text: lofin

title: lofin


text: lustuns

title: lustuns


text: magula

title: magula


text: mahtedi

title: mahtedi


text: mahtedun

title: mahtedun


text: maistans

title: maistans


text: maistin

title: maistin


text:
kerplop

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The sound of something falling, especially when hitting water.
 * 2) A sudden drop in interest.

Interjection

 * 1) The sound of something falling, especially when hitting water.

title: kerplop


text: maistins

title: maistins


text: maizein

title: maizein


text: maizona

title: maizona


text: managizeins

title: managizeins


text: manamaurþrja

title: manamaurþrja


text: manased

title: manased


text: manasedai

title: manasedai


text: manasedais

title: manasedais


text: manaseds

title: manaseds


text: manaseiþs

title: manaseiþs


text: manaseþ

title: manaseþ


text: manaseþs

title: manaseþs


text: mannhun

title: mannhun


text: manniska

title: manniska


text: manwja

title: manwja


text: manwjan

title: manwjan


text: manwu

title: manwu


text: matida

title: matida


text: matidedeina

title: matidedeina


text: matidedun

title: matidedun


text: matideduþ

title: matideduþ


text: matjai

title: matjai


text: matjaina

title: matjaina


text: matjandam

title: matjandam


text: maurgins

title: maurgins


text: maþlein

title: maþlein


text: maþlja

title: maþlja


text: meinai

title: meinai


text: meinaim

title: meinaim


text: meinaizos

title: meinaizos


text: meinos

title: meinos


text:
melam

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  A condensation product of melamine, originally found in the residue of heating ammonium thiocyanate.

title: melam


text:
melis

Etymology
, from French, from Latin  (sugar of Malta).

Noun

 * 1) white sugar

Etymology
Derived from the same stem as 🇨🇬 (q.v.), made into a 2nd-declension masculine noun.

Noun

 * 1) (male) liar, deceiver someone who tells lies, who deceives others

title: melis


text: midjai

title: midjai


text: mikila

title: mikila


text: mikilin

title: mikilin


text: missaqiss

title: missaqiss


text: miþinngalaiþ

title: miþinngalaiþ


text: munaidedun

title: munaidedun


text: munais

title: munais


text: mundedun

title: mundedun


text: nahtamat

title: nahtamat


text: nahts

title: nahts


text: namins

title: namins


text: namuh

title: namuh


text: nardaus

title: nardaus


text: nauhþan

title: nauhþan


text: nauhþanuh

title: nauhþanuh


text: neƕa

title: neƕa


text: niba

title: niba


text: nimai

title: nimai


text: nimau

title: nimau


text: niuja

title: niuja


text: niþjis

title: niþjis


text: ogs

title: ogs


text: ohta

title: ohta


text: parakletu

title: parakletu


text: parakletus

title: parakletus


text: pasxa

title: pasxa


text: paurpurodai

title: paurpurodai


text: paurpurodon

title: paurpurodon


text: peikabagme

title: peikabagme


text: pistikeinis

title: pistikeinis


text: praitauria

title: praitauria


text: praitoria

title: praitoria


text: praitoriaun

title: praitoriaun


text: praufetes

title: praufetes


text: praufetum

title: praufetum


text: praufetus

title: praufetus


text: qeþi

title: qeþi


text: qeþjau

title: qeþjau


text: qeþunuh

title: qeþunuh


text:
qima

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) respect; veneration
 * 2)  worship (of God)
 * 3)  veneration (of saints etc.)
 * 1)  veneration (of saints etc.)

title: qima


text: qimandan

title: qimandan


text: qiþam

title: qiþam


text: qiþandeins

title: qiþandeins


text: qiþandin

title: qiþandin


text: qiþau

title: qiþau


text: qumana

title: qumana


text: rabbei

title: rabbei


text: raþjon

title: raþjon


text: reikam

title: reikam


text: reikinoþ

title: reikinoþ


text: reikistin

title: reikistin


text: rinnand

title: rinnand


text: rinnon

title: rinnon


text: rodeis

title: rodeis


text: rodeiþ

title: rodeiþ


text: rodidedjau

title: rodidedjau


text: rodja

title: rodja


text: rodjai

title: rodjai


text: rodjan

title: rodjan


text: rodjandin

title: rodjandin


text: rohsn

title: rohsn


text: sabbate

title: sabbate


text: sadai

title: sadai


text: saiƕa

title: saiƕa


text: saiƕaima

title: saiƕaima


text: saiƕaina

title: saiƕaina


text: saiƕandans

title: saiƕandans


text: saiƕands

title: saiƕands


text: salboda

title: salboda


text: salbonais

title: salbonais


text: saliþwos

title: saliþwos


text: saljan

title: saljan


text: samaleiko

title: samaleiko


text: sandeiþ

title: sandeiþ


text: sandida

title: sandida


text: sandja

title: sandja


text: sandjandin

title: sandjandin


text: sandjandins

title: sandjandins


text: saurga

title: saurga


text: saurgandans

title: saurgandans


text: saƕ

title: saƕ


text: saƕt

title: saƕt


text: seinaizos

title: seinaizos


text: seinos

title: seinos


text: seƕeina

title: seƕeina


text: seƕi

title: seƕi


text: seƕun

title: seƕun


text: seƕuþ

title: seƕuþ


text: sifaida

title: sifaida


text: sijaina

title: sijaina


text: sijau

title: sijau


text: siju

title: siju


text: sijum

title: sijum


text: silbin

title: silbin


text: sildaleik

title: sildaleik


text: sildaleikeiþ

title: sildaleikeiþ


text: sinteino

title: sinteino


text: sinþa

title: sinþa


text: sitands

title: sitands


text: siukaim

title: siukaim


text: siukei

title: siukei


text: siunai

title: siunai


text: skaftida

title: skaftida


text:
skalk

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  serf
 * 2) servant
 * 3) disciple
 * 4) slave

Descendants

 * (from Lombardic)
 * (from Lombardic)
 * (from Lombardic)
 * (from Lombardic)

Etymology 1
, from,. Cognate of 🇨🇬. .

Noun

 * 1)  rogue, scoundrel

Etymology 2
..

Noun

 * 1) rind, crust

Usage notes
Used when describing cheese and bread, not fruit.

title: skalk


text: skalkans

title: skalkans


text: skalke

title: skalke


text: skalkinodedum

title: skalkinodedum


text: skalkos

title: skalkos


text: skeimam

title: skeimam


text: skufta

title: skufta


text: skuldedun

title: skuldedun


text:
skuli

Preposition

 * 1) because of, due to, on account of

Etymology
.

title: skuli


text: skuluþ

title: skuluþ


text:
slah

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  sloe

title: slah


text: slahins

title: slahins


text: slahis

title: slahis


text: sniwaiþ

title: sniwaiþ


text: soei

title: soei


text: sokeiþ

title: sokeiþ


text: sokida

title: sokida


text: sokidedun

title: sokidedun


text: sokja

title: sokja


text: sokjandans

title: sokjandans


text:
sokun

Noun

 * 1) egg

title: sokun


text: spaiskuldra

title: spaiskuldra


text: spaurde

title: spaurde


text: spaurdim

title: spaurdim


text: spedistin

title: spedistin


text: stainam

title: stainam


text: stainans

title: stainans


text: staineiþ

title: staineiþ


text: stainjam

title: stainjam


text: standands

title: standands


text: steigiþ

title: steigiþ


text: stibna

title: stibna


text: stibnos

title: stibnos


text: stikl

title: stikl


text:
stoja

Verb

 * 1) to be (boisterously) noisy

Usage notes
Think small children playing.

title: stoja


text: stojaiþ

title: stojaiþ


text: stojandan

title: stojandan


text: stojau

title: stojau


text: stojiþ

title: stojiþ


text: stoþuh

title: stoþuh


text: stoþun

title: stoþun


text: sumaih

title: sumaih


text: sumaiþþan

title: sumaiþþan


text: sunaus

title: sunaus


text: sunja

title: sunja


text: sunjana

title: sunjana


text: Category:Lojban cmavo of selma'o KOhA

title: Category:Lojban cmavo of selma'o KOhA


text: sunjeina

title: sunjeina


text: sunjeinan

title: sunjeinan


text: sunjeino

title: sunjeino


text: sunjeins

title: sunjeins


text: sunjos

title: sunjos


text: sunsaiw

title: sunsaiw


text: sunsei

title: sunsei


text: swah

title: swah


text: swaihra

title: swaihra


text: swalaud

title: swalaud


text: swaleikos

title: swaleikos


text: swau

title: swau


text:
swera

Etymology
From, from , from. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to swear

title: swera


text: sweraidau

title: sweraidau


text: sweraiþ

title: sweraiþ


text: swesa

title: swesa


text: swesans

title: swesans


text: swesona

title: swesona


text: swikunþaba

title: swikunþaba


text: swistar

title: swistar


text: swistrjus

title: swistrjus


text: swistrs

title: swistrs


text: swnagogais

title: swnagogais


text: swnagoge

title: swnagoge


text: swnagogei

title: swnagogei


text:
entwin

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To separate; divide.

title: entwin


text: swumfsl

title: swumfsl


text: swumsl

title: swumsl


text: tagrida

title: tagrida


text: taikn

title: taikn


text: taikne

title: taikne


text: taiknins

title: taiknins


text: tainjons

title: tainjons


text: tauhun

title: tauhun


text:
tauja

Noun

 * 1) sea cucumber, trepang

title: tauja


text: taujai

title: taujai


text: taujaima

title: taujaima


text: taujau

title: taujau


text: taujis

title: taujis


text: tawida

title: tawida


text: tawidedeina

title: tawidedeina


text: tawidedeiþ

title: tawidedeiþ


text: toja

title: toja


text: twaddje

title: twaddje


text: twalibe

title: twalibe


text: twalibim

title: twalibim


text: ubilaba

title: ubilaba


text: ubiltojis

title: ubiltojis


text: ubizwai

title: ubizwai


text: ufarlagida

title: ufarlagida


text: ufaro

title: ufaro


text: ufdaupjands

title: ufdaupjands


text: ufkunnai

title: ufkunnai


text: ufkunnand

title: ufkunnand


text: ufkunþa

title: ufkunþa


text: ufkunþedum

title: ufkunþedum


text: ufkunþedun

title: ufkunþedun


text: ufkunþes

title: ufkunþes


text: ufsneiþai

title: ufsneiþai


text: ufta

title: ufta


text: unbairandane

title: unbairandane


text: undgripun

title: undgripun


text: unledam

title: unledam


text: unledans

title: unledans


text: unsaiƕandans

title: unsaiƕandans


text: unsara

title: unsara


text: unsarai

title: unsarai


text: unsaramma

title: unsaramma


text: unsweraiþ

title: unsweraiþ


text: unuslaisiþs

title: unuslaisiþs


text: urraisida

title: urraisida


text: urraisja

title: urraisja


text:
urrann

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  division, part, portion
 * 2) compartment

title: urrann


text: urrant

title: urrant


text: urreisiþ

title: urreisiþ


text: urrinnandane

title: urrinnandane


text: urrinniþ

title: urrinniþ


text: urrunnun

title: urrunnun


text: usblaggw

title: usblaggw


text: usdaudidedeina

title: usdaudidedeina


text: usfulliþ

title: usfulliþ


text: usfulljaidau

title: usfulljaidau


text: ushauheiþ

title: ushauheiþ


text: ushauhjada

title: ushauhjada


text: ushauhjan

title: ushauhjan


text: ushofun

title: ushofun


text: ushramei

title: ushramei


text: uskunþana

title: uskunþana


text: uslagida

title: uslagida


text: uslauk

title: uslauk


text: usleiþ

title: usleiþ


text: usleiþands

title: usleiþands


text: uslukan

title: uslukan


text: uslukiþ

title: uslukiþ


text: usnimais

title: usnimais


text: usnimiþ

title: usnimiþ


text: usqemeina

title: usqemeina


text: usqimai

title: usqimai


text: usqimiþ

title: usqimiþ


text: ussaiƕandins

title: ussaiƕandins


text: ussaƕ

title: ussaƕ


text: usseƕi

title: usseƕi


text: ussokei

title: ussokei


text: usstaig

title: usstaig


text: usstandiþ

title: usstandiþ


text: usstass

title: usstass


text: usstassai

title: usstassai


text: ussteigan

title: ussteigan


text: usstigun

title: usstigun


text: usstoþ

title: usstoþ


text: ustauhanai

title: ustauhanai


text: uswahsans

title: uswahsans


text: uswairpa

title: uswairpa


text: uswairpada

title: uswairpada


text: uswakjau

title: uswakjau


text: uswaurpanai

title: uswaurpanai


text: uswaurpun

title: uswaurpun


text: uswundun

title: uswundun


text: usþwoh

title: usþwoh


text: utana

title: utana


text: utgaggiþ

title: utgaggiþ


text: uzuh

title: uzuh


text: uzuhhof

title: uzuhhof


text: uzuhiddja

title: uzuhiddja


text: waiandin

title: waiandin


text: waidedja

title: waidedja


text: waihtai

title: waihtai


text: waihtais

title: waihtais


text: waihts

title: waihts


text: waip

title: waip


text: wairos

title: wairos


text: wairþaina

title: wairþaina


text: waitei

title: waitei


text: wajamereins

title: wajamereins


text: wajamerjau

title: wajamerjau


text: waldufnje

title: waldufnje


text:
wamba

Adjective

 * 1) mad
 * 2) crazy
 * 3) silly
 * 4) stupid
 * 5) eccentric

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  belly, womb

Related terms

 * 1) reve

Etymology
From ; cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) man

title: wamba


text: wambai

title: wambai


text: warmidedun

title: warmidedun


text: warmjands

title: warmjands


text: waurdam

title: waurdam


text: waurkeis

title: waurkeis


text: waurkeiþ

title: waurkeiþ


text: waurkjaima

title: waurkjaima


text: waurkjaiþ

title: waurkjaiþ


text: waurkjan

title: waurkjan


text: waurpeina

title: waurpeina


text: waurstwam

title: waurstwam


text: waurstwe

title: waurstwe


text: waurstwis

title: waurstwis


text: waurstwja

title: waurstwja


text: waurþi

title: waurþi


text: waurþuþ

title: waurþuþ


text: weiha

title: weiha


text: weihai

title: weihai


text: weihsa

title: weihsa


text: weinatainos

title: weinatainos


text: weinatains

title: weinatains


text: weinatriu

title: weinatriu


text: weinatriwa

title: weinatriwa


text: weiseis

title: weiseis


text: weitwodei

title: weitwodei


text: weitwodeis

title: weitwodeis


text: weitwodeiþ

title: weitwodeiþ


text: weitwodida

title: weitwodida


text: weitwodiþa

title: weitwodiþa


text: weitwodja

title: weitwodja


text: weitwodjau

title: weitwodjau


text: weneiþ

title: weneiþ


text: wepnam

title: wepnam


text: weseis

title: weseis


text: weseiþ

title: weseiþ


text:
wesi

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  iron element

title: wesi


text: wesjau

title: wesjau


text: widuwairnans

title: widuwairnans


text:
wilda

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) birth

title: wilda


text: wileidu

title: wileidu


text: wileima

title: wileima


text: wilwan

title: wilwan


text: winja

title: winja


text: wintrus

title: wintrus


text: wipja

title: wipja


text: wisai

title: wisai


text: wisaiþ

title: wisaiþ


text: wisandan

title: wisandan


text: wisandans

title: wisandans


text: wisands

title: wisands


text: wisiþ

title: wisiþ


text: wissuh

title: wissuh


text: witaiþ

title: witaiþ


text: witudu

title: witudu


text: witum

title: witum


text: witumuh

title: witumuh


text: witun

title: witun


text: wiþragamotjan

title: wiþragamotjan


text: wiþraiddja

title: wiþraiddja


text: wiþrus

title: wiþrus


text: wlits

title: wlits


text: wopeid

title: wopeid


text: wopida

title: wopida


text: wrekun

title: wrekun


text: wrikand

title: wrikand


text: wrohe

title: wrohe


text: wrohida

title: wrohida


text: wrohidedjau

title: wrohidedjau


text: wulfs

title: wulfs


text: wulþu

title: wulþu


text: þagkjandans

title: þagkjandans


text: þairhgaggands

title: þairhgaggands


text: þairhwisiþ

title: þairhwisiþ


text: þammei

title: þammei


text: þammuh

title: þammuh


text: þanaseiþs

title: þanaseiþs


text: þanzei

title: þanzei


text: þarbam

title: þarbam


text: þarbane

title: þarbane


text: þarft

title: þarft


text: þataƕah

title: þataƕah


text: þauh

title: þauh


text: þaurbeima

title: þaurbeima


text: þaurneinan

title: þaurneinan


text: þaurseiþ

title: þaurseiþ


text: þaursjai

title: þaursjai


text: þaþro

title: þaþro


text: þaþroh

title: þaþroh


text: þeei

title: þeei


text: þeinata

title: þeinata


text: þeiƕon

title: þeiƕon


text: þisƕah

title: þisƕah


text: þiubjo

title: þiubjo


text: þiubs

title: þiubs


text: þiudan

title: þiudan


text: þiudana

title: þiudana


text: þiuþida

title: þiuþida


text: þizos

title: þizos


text: þizozei

title: þizozei


text: þliuhand

title: þliuhand


text: þliuhiþ

title: þliuhiþ


text: þrafsteiþ

title: þrafsteiþ


text: þrafstjandans

title: þrafstjandans


text: þuggkeiþ

title: þuggkeiþ


text: þusundifaþs

title: þusundifaþs


text: þusundjos

title: þusundjos


text: þwahan

title: þwahan


text: ƕad

title: ƕad


text: ƕadre

title: ƕadre


text: ƕaiteis

title: ƕaiteis


text: ƕamma

title: ƕamma


text: ƕarboda

title: ƕarboda


text: ƕarjai

title: ƕarjai


text: ƕarjana

title: ƕarjana


text: ƕarjans

title: ƕarjans


text: ƕarjis

title: ƕarjis


text: ƕarjizuh

title: ƕarjizuh


text: ƕaþ

title: ƕaþ


text: ƕaþro

title: ƕaþro


text: ƕileikamma

title: ƕileikamma


text: ƕis

title: ƕis


text:
entwite

Etymology
From. Compare.

Verb

 * 1)  To twit; blame; chide.

title: entwite


text:
falsedad

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) untruth, falsehood, untruism

title: falsedad


text:
ᎪᎯᏳᏗ

Noun

 * 1) faith, belief
 * 2) fidelity

title: ᎪᎯᏳᏗ


text:
ᎤᏙᎯᏳ ᎪᎯᏳᏗ

Noun

 * 1) sincerity

title: ᎤᏙᎯᏳ ᎪᎯᏳᏗ


text: falsedades

title: falsedades


text:
ᎤᏙᎯᏳᎯ

Adverb

 * 1) really, truly

title: ᎤᏙᎯᏳᎯ


text:
intwist

Etymology
From.

title: intwist


text:
User talk:L3lackEyedAngels

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 * Thanks, Cirt! L3lackEyedAngels 02:05, 12 November 2011 (UTC)

ironic
Your changes to ironic and the RfV page are contrary to our handling of RfV matters. For example, where are the citations for ironic? Don't try to perform functions that you do not understand, such as closing out RfVs or RfDs. DCDuring TALK 19:09, 29 December 2011 (UTC)
 * It was not an erroneous contribution. I provided a valid citation and there was no further comment thereafter for at least a month. Please revert your reversions. L3lackEyedAngels 19:18, 29 December 2011 (UTC)
 * Where are the three required citations in the entry? Please read about RfV at WT:CFI before you write about it again. Links are also available at the top of the RfV page and on the welcome appearing on your talk page. DCDuring TALK 20:29, 29 December 2011 (UTC)
 * Let's do a dry run here. My three citations, which, I believe, satisfy WT:CFI, are as follows:
 * http://papercuts.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/06/30/isnt-it-ironic-probably-not/
 * http://www.thefreedictionary.com/ironic
 * https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Ironic_%28song%29 - I hadn't previously included this one; it seemed like a given.
 * How do those sound, so far?
 * Also, am I in the doghouse for just this RtV issue, or also for the other edits that the bot reverted? Those ones seemed rather innocuous. L3lackEyedAngels 21:01, 29 December 2011 (UTC)
 * Sorry, I thought a bot did those reversions, not you. L3lackEyedAngels 21:08, 29 December 2011 (UTC)

Please take a look at WT:ATTEST, which is part of our criteria for inclusion. The NYTimes blog is probably "not durably archived" (though it may be). The free dictionary reference is a "mention" not a use. The WP article is, by the very definition of wiki, not durably archived, as the dated version in which a given word appears is subject to change and does not reflect a process with an end. Also, valid attestation citations should be actually included in proper format preferrably under the definition for which they are appropriate or on the citations page (See tabs on top of page.).

I wouldn't necessarily have reverted the other items if you had not prematurely closed the RfV. Don't worry too much about a short block like this. It is part of learning our weird wikt ways, which are not the same as those of 'pedia. DCDuring TALK 00:17, 30 December 2011 (UTC)
 * I wasn't really citing the Wiki article, but rather the song. I wasn't sure about the best way to do that so I just linked to the Wiki. Suggestions?
 * I'll review WT:ATTEST and work on the other references.
 * For the record, I disagree that one can correctly use irony as a synonym for coincidental. If we're going to keep that definition though, my goal is to keep it labeled as . L3lackEyedAngels 15:45, 30 December 2011 (UTC)

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text:
User talk:Aubrey

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title: User talk:Aubrey


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User talk:Nadando

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Nascendo (nadando is "swimming"; nascendo is "givin birth")
Thanks again for uploading IE indexes. I found however *give birth as a IE root in Index:Proto-Indo-European/g (inserted in here, changed to IE column in here). I guess the indexes were made automatically, but I tell you in case there is a bug in your bot and you can fix it. Sobreira (talk) 07:53, 22 October 2014 (UTC)

title: User talk:Nadando


text:
User talk:DragonflySixtyseven

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text: Category:Lojban cmavo of selma'o LE

title: Category:Lojban cmavo of selma'o LE


text:
allodially

Adverb

 * 1) By allodial tenure; according to allodial rule.

Translations

 * Portuguese: alodialmente

title: allodially


text:
caducibranchiate

Etymology
From (from ) + 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  With temporary gills; applied to those amphibians in which the gills do not remain in adult life.

title: caducibranchiate


text:
enactive

Adjective

 * 1) Having power to enact or establish as a law.

title: enactive


text:
Hudsonian

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to Hudson Bay.
 * 2) Of or pertaining to the Hudson River.
 * 1) Of or pertaining to the Hudson River.

Noun

 * 1)  The Hudsonian godwit.
 * 2)  An employee of  (or Hudson's), a department store chain based in Detroit, Michigan.
 * 1)  An employee of  (or Hudson's), a department store chain based in Detroit, Michigan.

title: Hudsonian


text: nasturtion

title: nasturtion


text: nasturtions

title: nasturtions


text:
nondusty

Adjective

 * 1) Not dusty.

title: nondusty


text:
thider

Adverb

 * 1) thither
 * 2) * late 14th century, Geoffrey Chaucer, The Cook's Tale, The Canterbury Tales, line 4377-4378:
 * "enm"

- For whan ther any ryding was in Chepe, Out of the shoppe thider wolde he lepe.

 * 1) * late 14th century, Geoffrey Chaucer, The Knight's Tale, The Canterbury Tales, line 1690-1692:
 * "enm"

- And to the launde he rydeth him ful right, For thider was the hert wont have his flight, And over a brook, and so forth on his weye.

title: thider


text:
multiramose

Adjective

 * 1)  Having many branches.

title: multiramose


text: Category:Lojban cmavo of selma'o GOhA

title: Category:Lojban cmavo of selma'o GOhA


text:
Talk:ᎤᏙᎯᏳ ᎪᎯᏳᏗ

beautiful letters. They're letters, right? --Rockpilot 21:58, 10 November 2011 (UTC)

 * They’re a syllabary, like Japanese kana. —Stephen (Talk) 22:18, 10 November 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:ᎤᏙᎯᏳ ᎪᎯᏳᏗ