text:
subscore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A score that makes up part of a larger total score

Verb

 * 1) To score (make a notch) underneath

title: subscore


text: subscores

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

title: subscores


text: subtotalling

title: subtotalling


text: subtotalled

title: subtotalled


text:
so-bhlasta

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very tasty, fine

title: so-bhlasta


text:
sobhriste

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) breakable, easily broken, fragile, brittle

title: sobhriste


text:
sodhéanta

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) doable, easily done; practicable

title: sodhéanta


text: Category:Irish terms prefixed with so-

title: Category:Irish terms prefixed with so-


text:
nonparallelizable

Adjective

 * 1) Not parallelizable.

title: nonparallelizable


text:
unparallelizable

Adjective

 * 1) Not parallelizable.

title: unparallelizable


text:
nonparallelized

Adjective

 * 1) Not parallelized.

title: nonparallelized


text: nonparanoids

title: nonparanoids


text:
nonlearning

Adjective

 * 1) Not learning.

title: nonlearning


text:
kamouflaj

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) camouflage

title: kamouflaj


text:
desperate times call for desperate measures

Etymology
This phrase likely originates with a saying of the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, which appears in his Aphorisms: "For extreme diseases, extreme methods of cure, as to restriction, are most suitable.". A similar phrase occurs in Erasmus's Latin adage "Malo nodo, malus quærendus cuneus" (from his 1500 book Adagia, which was first published in English in 1545). Another similar Latin saying, "extremis malis extrema remedia," appears in print as early as 1596.

Proverb

 * 1) In adverse circumstances, actions that might have been rejected under other circumstances may become the best choice.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 非常時期需要非常手段; 重症需下猛藥
 * Danish: desperate tider kræver desperate handlinger
 * Dutch: nood breekt wet, nood breekt wetten
 * Finnish: hätä keinot keksii
 * French:
 * German: außergewöhnliche Umstände erfordern außergewöhnliche Maßnahmen,
 * Hungarian: szükség törvényt bont
 * Indonesian: masa-masa sulit melahirkan keputusan-keputusan sulit
 * Italian: a mali estremi, estremi rimedi
 * Latin: extremis malis extrema remedia
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: desperate tider krever desperate tiltak
 * Polish:
 * Spanish: a grandes males, grandes remedios
 * Swedish: nöden har ingen lag
 * Tagalog: ang taong nagigipit, sa patalim kumakapit


text:
amitraz

Noun

 * 1) A triazapentadiene compound, an insecticide and acaricide used in veterinary medicine.

Translations

 * Finnish: amiratsi
 * Portuguese: amitraz

Noun

 * 1)   insecticide and acaricide used in veterinary medicine

title: amitraz


text:
enrofloxacin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A fluoroquinolone antibiotic used in veterinary medicine.

title: enrofloxacin


text:
deracoxib

Noun

 * 1)  A nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to treat osteoarthritis in dogs.

title: deracoxib


text:
selamectin

Noun

 * 1)  A topical compound used in veterinary medicine that disables parasites by replacing glutamate in their muscle synapses.

title: selamectin


text:
cefovecin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A cephalosporin antibiotic used to treat s in cats and dogs.

title: cefovecin


text:
maropitant

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A neurokinin receptor antagonist used to treat motion sickness and vomiting in dogs.

title: maropitant


text:
casopitant

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A neurokinin receptor antagonist undergoing research for the treatment of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting.

title: casopitant


text: CINV

title: CINV


text: Citations:St. Lawrence

title: Citations:St. Lawrence


text:
trilostane

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A drug used to treat Cushing's syndrome in dogs.

title: trilostane


text:
benazepril

Noun

 * 1)  A drug used to treat hypertension, congestive heart failure, and chronic renal failure.

title: benazepril


text:
benazeprilat

Noun

 * 1)  A non-sulfhydryl angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, the active form of benazepril.

title: benazeprilat


text:
-sh

Etymology
from from.

Suffix

 * 1) -self

Usage notes

 * Added to prepositional pronouns (ending in a broad consonant) to add emphasis:
 * Used in third-person singular feminine (eg ).

Etymology
A short form of

Suffix

 * 1) interrogative particle

Usage notes
-sh is the reduced form of and is attached to the first word in a clause.

title: -sh


text:
nonsulfhydryl

Adjective

 * 1) Not of or pertaining to sulfhydryl.

title: nonsulfhydryl


text: desperate times require desperate measures


text:
assjeeish

Pronoun

 * out of her
 * out of her

title: assjeeish


text:
jeeish

Pronoun

 * to/for her
 * to/for her

title: jeeish


text:
foeeish

Pronoun

 * under her
 * under her

title: foeeish


text:
hucish

Pronoun

 * to her
 * to her

title: hucish


text:
vestipitant

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A drug that acts as a selective antagonist for the NK1 receptor, under development as a potential antiemetic and anxiolytic and to treat tinnitus.

title: vestipitant


text:
pamoate

Noun

 * 1)  Any salt or ester of pamoic acid.

title: pamoate


text: pamoates

title: pamoates


text:
voeeish

Pronoun

 * from her
 * from her

title: voeeish


text:
консекутиван

Adjective

 * 1) consecutive

title: консекутиван


text:
консекутивно

Adverb

 * 1) consecutively

title: консекутивно


text:
Talk:unrelatable

Should unrelatable really be considered a word? Lagomen 00:15, 2 November 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes, because it has been used by many, many people. Equinox ◑ 00:16, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Yeah, some of these obscure and alternative "un-" words may seem bizarre or crazy or whatever but as with any kind of word "Just because you've never heard of it or think it sounds weird doesn't mean it doesn't exist" might be a good general rule to apply. 50 Xylophone Players talk 01:06, 2 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:unrelatable


text: baldists

title: baldists


text:
embonic acid

Noun

 * 1)  pamoic acid

title: embonic acid


text:
User:Intcreator

Intcreator is a Wikipedian when he should be doing homework and having a life.

title: User:Intcreator


text:
User talk:Intcreator

Talk about me, Lagomen. Lagomen 00:16, 2 November 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Intcreator


text:
аполитички

Adjective

 * 1) apolitical

Adverb

 * 1) apolitically

title: аполитички


text:
indietronica

Noun

 * 1)  A musical genre combining elements of indie, electronica, rock, and pop music.

title: indietronica


text: piedpilkon

title: piedpilkon


text: pigmentoj

title: pigmentoj


text:
dunkerque

Noun

 * 1) cabinet

title: dunkerque


text:
lioreeish

Pronoun

 * by her
 * by her

title: lioreeish


text: 乡下人

title: 乡下人


text:
鄉下人

Noun

 * 1) villager; country folk
 * 2) country bumpkin
 * 3)  non-Shanghainese

Synonyms

title: 鄉下人


text: bubik

title: bubik


text: pigmenton

title: pigmenton


text: pigmentojn

title: pigmentojn


text:
反之

Adverb

 * 1) on the contrary; to the contrary; instead

title: 反之


text:
A-okay

Adjective

 * 1)  In perfect order; thoroughly acceptable.
 * 2) * 1970, Mike Brewer and Tom Shipley, Tarkio, "Oh Mommy"
 * It says right there in the constitution,
 * It's really A-okay to have a revolution,
 * When the leaders that you choose
 * Really don't fit their shoes.

title: A-okay


text: maloka

title: maloka


text: AOK

title: AOK


text: A-OK

title: A-OK


text: malokas

title: malokas


text: Wahhabites

title: Wahhabites


text:
varicelo

Noun

 * 1) chicken pox

title: varicelo


text:
dt'

Usage notes
usually becomes before a word beginning in a vowel.

title: dt'


text:
nonintuitionistic

Adjective

 * 1) Not intuitionistic.

title: nonintuitionistic


text:
roeeish

Pronoun

 * before her
 * before her

title: roeeish


text:
j'eeish

Pronoun

 * of her
 * of her

title: j'eeish


text:
lheeish

Pronoun

 * with her
 * with her

title: lheeish


text:
counterproof

Noun

 * 1)  The inverted image of an original proof.
 * 2)  A proof that contradicts a given statement.

title: counterproof


text: Category:eo:Diseases

title: Category:eo:Diseases


text: counterproofs

title: counterproofs


text:
counterpoison

Noun

 * 1) A poison used against another poison, serving as an antidote.

title: counterpoison


text:
ass y cheer

Adverb

 * 1) abroad

title: ass y cheer


text: counterpoisons

title: counterpoisons


text:
User talk:71.76.139.128

We don't capitalise titles here, unless the word is always capitalised (like Germany). It's Wiktionary, not Wikipedia. Equinox ◑ 01:11, 2 November 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:71.76.139.128


text:
r'eeish

Pronoun

 * to her
 * to her

title: r'eeish


text:
aynjeeish

Pronoun

 * in her
 * in her

title: aynjeeish


text:
harreeish

Pronoun

 * over her
 * over her

title: harreeish


text:
PIGS

Noun

 * 1)  Phosphatidylinositol glycan anchor biosynthesis, class S, a human gene.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain, countries of Southern Europe noted for similar economic environments.
 * 2)  Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain, four countries that were unable to refinance their government debt or to bail out over-indebted banks on their own.
 * 1)  Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain, four countries that were unable to refinance their government debt or to bail out over-indebted banks on their own.

title: PIGS


text:
dialethic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to dialetheism.

title: dialethic


text:
unofficious

Adjective

 * 1) Not officious.

title: unofficious


text:
quadrasonic

Adjective

 * 1) quadraphonic

title: quadrasonic


text:
leonül

Noun

 * 1) lion cub (baby lion, young lion, lion offspring)

title: leonül


text:
Jancsi

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * : Johnny, Jack
 * 1) Hansel the boy in the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel

title: Jancsi


text:
Dolbyize

Verb

 * 1)  To remove unwanted noise from (an audio recording) by means of  technology.

title: Dolbyize


text: Dolbyizing

title: Dolbyizing


text: Dolbyized

title: Dolbyized


text:
Dolbyization

Noun

 * 1)  The process of Dolbyizing.

title: Dolbyization


text:
desmostylian

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the, an extinct order of marine mammals.

Noun

 * 1) Any member of the Desmostylia.

title: desmostylian


text:
midperiod

Adjective

 * 1) Within or during a period of time.

title: midperiod


text:
Lollardy

Etymology
From the popular derogatory nickname Lollard given to those without an academic background, educated if at all only in English. By the mid-15th century the term lollard had come to mean heretic in general.

Noun

 * 1)  The political and religious movement of the Lollards.

title: Lollardy


text: Lollardies

title: Lollardies


text:
toyr

Etymology
From, prototonic form of.

title: toyr


text: Obi-Wan Kenobis

title: Obi-Wan Kenobis


text:
User talk:Randomactofpumpkins

Stop spamming your Web site here. Equinox ◑ 02:18, 2 November 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Randomactofpumpkins


text:
misformation

Noun

 * 1) Incorrect formation.

title: misformation


text: misformations

title: misformations


text:
Juliska

Proper noun

 * 1) . Cognate to
 * 2) Gretel, the girl in the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel.

title: Juliska


text: NTG

title: NTG


text: xanthomata

title: xanthomata


text: xenodiagnoses

title: xenodiagnoses


text:
xenotransplantable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being xenotransplanted.

title: xenotransplantable


text: Xhosas

title: Xhosas


text:
Citations:muller

Verb

 * 1983, Tim Powers, The Anubis Gates, page 4:
 * "No— beer was my Bessie's favorite drink, and since she mullered I've not had a drop of it."

title: Citations:muller


text:
plantlife

Noun

 * 1) Plants collectively.

title: plantlife


text: doubles down

title: doubles down


text: doubling down

title: doubling down


text: doubled down

title: doubled down


text:
User talk:75.105.220.189

--EncycloPetey 03:11, 2 November 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:75.105.220.189


text:
User talk:GreetingsEarthling

Yiddish words
All Yiddish words should be added in Hebrew script, not in Latin script. See the listings at Category:Yiddish nouns, for example. --EncycloPetey 03:40, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
 * I'm sure someone will fix it up -- I don't know a lick of Yiddish. Those pages are better than no pages at all. :) GreetingsEarthling 05:07, 2 November 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:GreetingsEarthling


text: mullering

title: mullering


text:
yarluki

Noun
(plural: yarlukar)

 * 1) footprint

title: yarluki


text: sòrres

title: sòrres


text: worker bees

title: worker bees


text: Citations:worker bee

title: Citations:worker bee


text: senhals

title: senhals


text: sasons

title: sasons


text: sietas

title: sietas


text: Citations:get

title: Citations:get


text: pakketje

title: pakketje


text: pakketten

title: pakketten


text: appt.

title: appt.


text:
κλασική κιθάρα

Noun

 * 1) classical guitar

title: κλασική κιθάρα


text:
κλασικός

Adjective

 * 1) classical

title: κλασικός


text: κλασικού

title: κλασικού


text: κλασικό

title: κλασικό


text: κλασική

title: κλασική


text: κλασικής

title: κλασικής


text: κλασικών

title: κλασικών


text: κλασικές

title: κλασικές


text: κλασικά

title: κλασικά


text: κλασικοί

title: κλασικοί


text: κλασικούς

title: κλασικούς


text: κλασικέ

title: κλασικέ


text: Category:User mi

title: Category:User mi


text:
収集

Etymology
From, from  +. First appears in roughly 760 with the spelling  in kanbun texts.

The spelling appears to be more common in modern usage.

Noun

 * 1) collection, collecting

Verb

 * 1) to collect, to gather

title: 収集


text: sarsnet

title: sarsnet


text:
sarsenet

Etymology
From, from , diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1) A very fine and soft silk ribbon woven in a plain weave with a fine warp and higher density weft, now chiefly used for linings.

title: sarsenet


text:
Apocryphey

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Apocrypha

title: Apocryphey


text:
apocryphoil

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) apocryphal

title: apocryphoil


text: corporati

title: corporati


text: corporatorum

title: corporatorum


text: corporatos

title: corporatos


text: corporata

title: corporata


text: corporatae

title: corporatae


text: corporatarum

title: corporatarum


text: corporatam

title: corporatam


text: corporatas

title: corporatas


text:
porrum

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) leek
 * 2) chives

Usage notes
According to multiple Roman grammatici, this word is neuter in the singular and masculine in the plural. While the masculine and neuter singulars are found with the same frequency, the neuter plural has indeed one single attestation.

Descendants

 * Balkan Romance:
 * Italo-Romance:
 * North Italian:
 * Gallo-Italic:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:

 * Borrowings:

title: porrum


text: cotis

title: cotis


text: cotum

title: cotum


text: cotibus

title: cotibus


text: cotem

title: cotem


text: Araab Saudi

title: Araab Saudi


text: porrorum

title: porrorum


text: porris

title: porris


text:
constanter

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) firmly
 * 2) steadily, constantly, continually
 * 3) resolutely
 * 4) evenly

title: constanter


text: constantius

title: constantius


text:
ard-hiarn

Noun

 * 1) overlord

title: ard-hiarn


text:
адхерент

Noun

 * 1) adherent

title: адхерент


text:
албинизам

Noun

 * 1) albinism

Noun

 * 1) albinism

title: албинизам


text:
ard-hiarnys

Noun

 * 1) overlordship

title: ard-hiarnys


text:
metapurpose

Noun

 * 1) A secondary or higher-level purpose.

title: metapurpose


text:
еволуционизам

Noun

 * 1) evolutionism

Noun

 * 1) evolutionism

title: еволуционизам


text: metapurposes

title: metapurposes


text: constantissime

title: constantissime


text:
yl-phaasagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) polyphase

title: yl-phaasagh


text: lentius

title: lentius


text: absolutius

title: absolutius


text: absolutissime

title: absolutissime


text: accumulatius

title: accumulatius


text: accumulatissime

title: accumulatissime


text:
бритоголовый

Adjective

 * 1) shaven-headed

Noun

 * 1) person with a shaven head
 * 2) skinhead extremist, white-supremacist

title: бритоголовый


text: femininius

title: femininius


text: femininissime

title: femininissime


text: accommodatissime

title: accommodatissime


text: divinius

title: divinius


text: divinissime

title: divinissime


text:
Talk:optimus

Etymology
Some etymologies of Latin optimus: --Dan Polansky 11:04, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
 * From the root op in optare (to choose).
 * From the root op of ops, opes; cf. copia, apiscor.
 * Akin to optio choice.
 * Probably from Proto-Indo-European . But the path from there to here is uncertain, AFAIK. --Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 00:32, 17 August 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:optimus


text: eruditius

title: eruditius


text: eruditissime

title: eruditissime


text: gratius

title: gratius


text: valdius

title: valdius


text: valdissime

title: valdissime


text: tenerius

title: tenerius


text: latinius

title: latinius


text: latinissime

title: latinissime


text: astutius

title: astutius


text: ridiculius

title: ridiculius


text:
ridiculissime

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) very ridiculous

title: ridiculissime


text:
latius

Adverb

 * 1) lately, of late
 * 1) lately, of late
 * 1) lately, of late

title: latius


text: latissime

title: latissime


text: sanius

title: sanius


text: sanissime

title: sanissime


text: fortunatius

title: fortunatius


text: humanius

title: humanius


text: humanissime

title: humanissime


text: densius

title: densius


text: grandius

title: grandius


text: crudelius

title: crudelius


text: distributius

title: distributius


text: distributissime

title: distributissime


text: bellius

title: bellius


text: manifestius

title: manifestius


text: manifestissime

title: manifestissime


text: tranquillius

title: tranquillius


text: contextius

title: contextius


text: contextissime

title: contextissime


text: diffusius

title: diffusius


text:
Latinius

Etymology 1
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) a Roman nomen gentile, gens or "family name" famously held by:
 * , a Roman praetor

title: Latinius


text: Latinissime

title: Latinissime


text: germanius

title: germanius


text: germanissime

title: germanissime


text: expeditius

title: expeditius


text: expeditissime

title: expeditissime


text: verius

title: verius


text:
tree-phaasagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  three-phase, triphase

title: tree-phaasagh


text:
daa-phaasagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) two-phase

title: daa-phaasagh


text:
un-phaasagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) monophase

title: un-phaasagh


text:
tree-

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬).

Prefix

 * 1) tri-

title: tree-


text:
trí-

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬).

Prefix

 * 1) tri-

title: trí-


text: durius

title: durius


text: sapientius

title: sapientius


text: sapientissime

title: sapientissime


text: scientius

title: scientius


text: scientissime

title: scientissime


text: felicius

title: felicius


text: difficilius

title: difficilius


text: interrogativius

title: interrogativius


text: interrogativissime

title: interrogativissime


text: consultius

title: consultius


text: consultissime

title: consultissime


text: contentius

title: contentius


text: pacatius

title: pacatius


text: pacatissime

title: pacatissime


text: abundius

title: abundius


text: abundissime

title: abundissime


text: decorius

title: decorius


text: decorissime

title: decorissime


text: hilarius

title: hilarius


text: hilarissime

title: hilarissime


text: avarius

title: avarius


text: longius

title: longius


text: longissime

title: longissime


text: levius

title: levius


text: levissime

title: levissime


text: assiduius

title: assiduius


text: assiduissime

title: assiduissime


text: gravatius

title: gravatius


text: gravatissime

title: gravatissime


text: avidius

title: avidius


text: beatius

title: beatius


text: beatissime

title: beatissime


text: blandius

title: blandius


text: blandissime

title: blandissime


text: cruentius

title: cruentius


text: generosius

title: generosius


text: gloriosius

title: gloriosius


text: idoneius

title: idoneius


text: idoneissime

title: idoneissime


text: frequentius

title: frequentius


text: laboriosius

title: laboriosius


text: modestius

title: modestius


text: numerosius

title: numerosius


text: simplicius

title: simplicius


text: simplicissime

title: simplicissime


text: benignius

title: benignius


text: benignissime

title: benignissime


text: egregissime

title: egregissime


text: fraternius

title: fraternius


text: fraternissime

title: fraternissime


text: gelidius

title: gelidius


text: gelidissime

title: gelidissime


text: benevolius

title: benevolius


text: benevolissime

title: benevolissime


text: barbarius

title: barbarius


text: barbarissime

title: barbarissime


text: absurdissime

title: absurdissime


text: absconditius

title: absconditius


text: absconditissime

title: absconditissime


text: abundantius

title: abundantius


text: abundantissime

title: abundantissime


text: abiectius

title: abiectius


text: abiectissime

title: abiectissime


text: abstinentius

title: abstinentius


text: abstinentissime

title: abstinentissime


text: contemptius

title: contemptius


text: contemptissime

title: contemptissime


text: difficulius

title: difficulius


text: formosius

title: formosius


text: formosissime

title: formosissime


text: humilius

title: humilius


text: humilissime

title: humilissime


text: hostilius

title: hostilius


text: hostilissime

title: hostilissime


text: hiulcius

title: hiulcius


text: hiulcissime

title: hiulcissime


text: callidius

title: callidius


text: callidissime

title: callidissime


text: gravantius

title: gravantius


text: gravantissime

title: gravantissime


text: gracilius

title: gracilius


text: gracilissime

title: gracilissime


text: crebrius

title: crebrius


text: crebrissime

title: crebrissime


text: ubius

title: ubius


text: ubissime

title: ubissime


text: lacrimosius

title: lacrimosius


text: lacrimosissime

title: lacrimosissime


text: quoius

title: quoius


text: periculosius

title: periculosius


text: periculosissime

title: periculosissime


text: fanaticius

title: fanaticius


text: fanaticissime

title: fanaticissime


text: perridiculius

title: perridiculius


text: perridiculissime

title: perridiculissime


text: abhorridius

title: abhorridius


text: abhorridissime

title: abhorridissime


text: agminatius

title: agminatius


text: agminatissime

title: agminatissime


text: spiritalius

title: spiritalius


text: spiritalissime

title: spiritalissime


text: hǎotīng

title: hǎotīng


text: zelantius

title: zelantius


text: zelantissime

title: zelantissime


text: zonatius

title: zonatius


text: zonatissime

title: zonatissime


text: affabilius

title: affabilius


text: affabilissime

title: affabilissime


text: arrogantius

title: arrogantius


text: arrogantissime

title: arrogantissime


text: interrogantius

title: interrogantius


text: interrogantissime

title: interrogantissime


text: longanimius

title: longanimius


text: longanimissime

title: longanimissime


text: longinquius

title: longinquius


text: longinquissime

title: longinquissime


text: longiusculius

title: longiusculius


text: longiusculissime

title: longiusculissime


text: instructius

title: instructius


text: instructissime

title: instructissime


text: tumidius

title: tumidius


text: tumidissime

title: tumidissime


text: pudentius

title: pudentius


text: pudentissime

title: pudentissime


text: pudicius

title: pudicius


text: pudicissime

title: pudicissime


text: dulcius

title: dulcius


text: dulcissime

title: dulcissime


text: nasutius

title: nasutius


text: nasutissime

title: nasutissime


text: scitius

title: scitius


text: scitissime

title: scitissime


text: tyrannicius

title: tyrannicius


text: tyrannicissime

title: tyrannicissime


text: adverbialius

title: adverbialius


text: adverbialissime

title: adverbialissime


text: durabilius

title: durabilius


text: durabilissime

title: durabilissime


text:
acrissime

Usage notes

 * The correct form is.

title: acrissime


text: admirabilius

title: admirabilius


text: admirabilissime

title: admirabilissime


text: aequalius

title: aequalius


text: aequalissime

title: aequalissime


text: amabilius

title: amabilius


text: amabilissime

title: amabilissime


text: anilius

title: anilius


text: anilissime

title: anilissime


text: atrocius

title: atrocius


text: civilius

title: civilius


text: communius

title: communius


text: communissime

title: communissime


text: concordius

title: concordius


text: concordissime

title: concordissime


text: contumacius

title: contumacius


text: contumacissime

title: contumacissime


text: credibilius

title: credibilius


text: credibilissime

title: credibilissime


text: iugius

title: iugius


text: iugissime

title: iugissime


text: agilius

title: agilius


text: dissimulantius

title: dissimulantius


text: dissimulantissime

title: dissimulantissime


text: dissimilius

title: dissimilius


text: dissimilissime

title: dissimilissime


text: horribilius

title: horribilius


text: horribilissime

title: horribilissime


text: centralius

title: centralius


text: gentilius

title: gentilius


text: senilius

title: senilius


text: senilissime

title: senilissime


text: mollius

title: mollius


text: mollissime

title: mollissime


text: ocularissime

title: ocularissime


text: aegrius

title: aegrius


text: aegrissime

title: aegrissime


text: valentius

title: valentius


text: arctius

title: arctius


text: arctissime

title: arctissime


text: abstractius

title: abstractius


text: abstractissime

title: abstractissime


text: competentius

title: competentius


text: pulchrius

title: pulchrius


text:
pulchrissime

Usage notes

 * The correct form is.

Usage notes

 * The correct form is.

title: pulchrissime


text: clementius

title: clementius


text: coniunctius

title: coniunctius


text: coniunctissime

title: coniunctissime


text: conjunctius

title: conjunctius


text: conjunctissime

title: conjunctissime


text: aequabilius

title: aequabilius


text: aequabilissime

title: aequabilissime


text: iudicialius

title: iudicialius


text: iudicialissime

title: iudicialissime


text:
constipat

Adjective

 * 1)  having a cold

Noun

 * 1)  a cold

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) constipated

title: constipat


text: constipamus

title: constipamus


text: constipatis

title: constipatis


text:
constipant

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) constipating

title: constipant


text: constipabo

title: constipabo


text: constipabis

title: constipabis


text: constipabit

title: constipabit


text: constipabimus

title: constipabimus


text: constipabitis

title: constipabitis


text: constipabunt

title: constipabunt


text: constipabam

title: constipabam


text: constipabat

title: constipabat


text: constipabamus

title: constipabamus


text: constipabatis

title: constipabatis


text: constipabant

title: constipabant


text: constipavi

title: constipavi


text: constipavisti

title: constipavisti


text: constipavit

title: constipavit


text: constipavimus

title: constipavimus


text: constipavistis

title: constipavistis


text: constipaverunt

title: constipaverunt


text: constipavero

title: constipavero


text: constipaveris

title: constipaveris


text: constipaverit

title: constipaverit


text: constipaverimus

title: constipaverimus


text: constipaveritis

title: constipaveritis


text: constipaverint

title: constipaverint


text: constipaveram

title: constipaveram


text: constipaveras

title: constipaveras


text: constipaverat

title: constipaverat


text: constipaveramus

title: constipaveramus


text: constipaveratis

title: constipaveratis


text: constipaverant

title: constipaverant


text: constipor

title: constipor


text: constiparis

title: constiparis


text: constipatur

title: constipatur


text: constipamur

title: constipamur


text: constipamini

title: constipamini


text: constipantur

title: constipantur


text: constipabor

title: constipabor


text: constipaberis

title: constipaberis


text: constipabitur

title: constipabitur


text: constipabimur

title: constipabimur


text: constipabimini

title: constipabimini


text: constipabuntur

title: constipabuntur


text: constipabar

title: constipabar


text: constipabaris

title: constipabaris


text: constipabatur

title: constipabatur


text: constipabamur

title: constipabamur


text: constipabamini

title: constipabamini


text: constipabantur

title: constipabantur


text: constipem

title: constipem


text: constipet

title: constipet


text: constipemus

title: constipemus


text: constipetis

title: constipetis


text: constipent

title: constipent


text: constiparem

title: constiparem


text: constiparet

title: constiparet


text: constiparemus

title: constiparemus


text: constiparetis

title: constiparetis


text: constiparent

title: constiparent


text: constipaverim

title: constipaverim


text: constipavissem

title: constipavissem


text: constipavisses

title: constipavisses


text: constipavisset

title: constipavisset


text: constipavissemus

title: constipavissemus


text: constipavissetis

title: constipavissetis


text: constipavissent

title: constipavissent


text:
constiper

Verb

 * 1) to constipate

title: constiper


text: constiperis

title: constiperis


text: constipetur

title: constipetur


text: constipemur

title: constipemur


text: constipemini

title: constipemini


text: constipentur

title: constipentur


text: constiparer

title: constiparer


text: constipareris

title: constipareris


text: constiparetur

title: constiparetur


text: constiparemur

title: constiparemur


text: constiparemini

title: constiparemini


text: constiparentur

title: constiparentur


text: constipato

title: constipato


text: constipatote

title: constipatote


text: constipanto

title: constipanto


text: constipator

title: constipator


text: constipantor

title: constipantor


text: constipavisse

title: constipavisse


text: constipari

title: constipari


text:
constipatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) crowded or pressed closely together

title: constipatus


text: constituta

title: constituta


text: constituti

title: constituti


text: constitutorum

title: constitutorum


text: constituto

title: constituto


text: constitutis

title: constitutis


text:
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title: Template talk:nl-decl-personal pronouns


text: constitutos

title: constitutos


text: constitutae

title: constitutae


text: constitutarum

title: constitutarum


text: constitutam

title: constitutam


text: constitutas

title: constitutas


text:
consuesco

Etymology
From. First element derives from, from , from , from. Second element is from, from  + ; related to 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to accustom, inure or habituate, tend to
 * 2) to have sexual intercourse with
 * 1) to have sexual intercourse with

title: consuesco


text:
zoğ

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sprout, bud

title: zoğ


text: consuescis

title: consuescis


text: consuescit

title: consuescit


text: consuescimus

title: consuescimus


text: consuescitis

title: consuescitis


text: consuescunt

title: consuescunt


text: consuescam

title: consuescam


text: consuesces

title: consuesces


text: consuescet

title: consuescet


text: consuescemus

title: consuescemus


text: consuescetis

title: consuescetis


text: consuescent

title: consuescent


text: consuescebam

title: consuescebam


text: consuescebas

title: consuescebas


text: consuescebat

title: consuescebat


text: consuescebamus

title: consuescebamus


text: consuescebatis

title: consuescebatis


text: consuescebant

title: consuescebant


text: consuevi

title: consuevi


text: consuevisti

title: consuevisti


text: consuevit

title: consuevit


text: consuevimus

title: consuevimus


text: consuevistis

title: consuevistis


text: consueverunt

title: consueverunt


text: consuevero

title: consuevero


text: consueveris

title: consueveris


text: consueverit

title: consueverit


text: consueverimus

title: consueverimus


text: consueveritis

title: consueveritis


text: consueverint

title: consueverint


text: consueveram

title: consueveram


text: consueveras

title: consueveras


text: consueverat

title: consueverat


text: consueveramus

title: consueveramus


text: consueveratis

title: consueveratis


text: consueverant

title: consueverant


text: consuescor

title: consuescor


text: consuesceris

title: consuesceris


text: consuescitur

title: consuescitur


text: consuescimur

title: consuescimur


text: consuescimini

title: consuescimini


text: consuescuntur

title: consuescuntur


text: consuescar

title: consuescar


text: consuescetur

title: consuescetur


text: consuescemur

title: consuescemur


text: consuescemini

title: consuescemini


text: consuescentur

title: consuescentur


text: consuescebar

title: consuescebar


text: consuescebaris

title: consuescebaris


text: consuescebatur

title: consuescebatur


text: consuescebamur

title: consuescebamur


text: consuescebamini

title: consuescebamini


text: consuescebantur

title: consuescebantur


text: consuescas

title: consuescas


text: consuescat

title: consuescat


text: consuescamus

title: consuescamus


text: consuescatis

title: consuescatis


text: consuescant

title: consuescant


text: consuescerem

title: consuescerem


text: consuesceres

title: consuesceres


text: consuesceret

title: consuesceret


text: consuesceremus

title: consuesceremus


text: consuesceretis

title: consuesceretis


text: consuescerent

title: consuescerent


text: consueverim

title: consueverim


text: consuevissem

title: consuevissem


text: consuevisses

title: consuevisses


text: consuevisset

title: consuevisset


text: consuevissemus

title: consuevissemus


text: consuevissetis

title: consuevissetis


text: consuevissent

title: consuevissent


text: consuescaris

title: consuescaris


text: consuescatur

title: consuescatur


text: consuescamur

title: consuescamur


text: consuescamini

title: consuescamini


text: consuescantur

title: consuescantur


text: consuescerer

title: consuescerer


text: consuescereris

title: consuescereris


text: consuesceretur

title: consuesceretur


text: consuesceremur

title: consuesceremur


text: consuesceremini

title: consuesceremini


text: consuescerentur

title: consuescerentur


text: consuesce

title: consuesce


text: consuescito

title: consuescito


text: consuescite

title: consuescite


text: consuescitote

title: consuescitote


text: consuescunto

title: consuescunto


text: consuescere

title: consuescere


text: consuescitor

title: consuescitor


text: consuescuntor

title: consuescuntor


text: consuevisse

title: consuevisse


text: consuesci

title: consuesci


text: consuetum

title: consuetum


text:
consulendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be consulted

title: consulendus


text: consulenda

title: consulenda


text: consulendum

title: consulendum


text: consulendi

title: consulendi


text: consulendae

title: consulendae


text: consulendorum

title: consulendorum


text: consulendarum

title: consulendarum


text: consulendo

title: consulendo


text: consulendis

title: consulendis


text: consulendam

title: consulendam


text: consulendos

title: consulendos


text: consulendas

title: consulendas


text: consulende

title: consulende


text:
paase

Noun

 * 1)  phase

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬

Verb

 * 1) add, add up, to sum, augement

title: paase


text: consumpta

title: consumpta


text: consumpti

title: consumpti


text: consumptae

title: consumptae


text: consumptorum

title: consumptorum


text: consumptarum

title: consumptarum


text: consumpto

title: consumpto


text: consumptis

title: consumptis


text: consumptam

title: consumptam


text: consumptos

title: consumptos


text: consumptas

title: consumptas


text: consumpte

title: consumpte


text:
trillioon

Numeral

 * 1)  trillion

title: trillioon


text: pipron

title: pipron


text: piratinoj

title: piratinoj


text:
consurgo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to rise or stand up
 * 2) to ambush
 * 3) to rise together

title: consurgo


text: piratinon

title: piratinon


text: piratinojn

title: piratinojn


text: consurgis

title: consurgis


text: consurgit

title: consurgit


text: consurgimus

title: consurgimus


text: consurgitis

title: consurgitis


text: consurgunt

title: consurgunt


text: consurgam

title: consurgam


text: consurges

title: consurges


text: consurget

title: consurget


text: consurgemus

title: consurgemus


text: consurgetis

title: consurgetis


text: consurgent

title: consurgent


text: consurgebam

title: consurgebam


text: consurgebas

title: consurgebas


text: consurgebat

title: consurgebat


text: consurgebamus

title: consurgebamus


text: consurgebatis

title: consurgebatis


text: consurgebant

title: consurgebant


text: consurrexi

title: consurrexi


text: consurrexisti

title: consurrexisti


text: consurrexit

title: consurrexit


text: consurreximus

title: consurreximus


text: consurrexistis

title: consurrexistis


text: consurrexerunt

title: consurrexerunt


text: consurrexero

title: consurrexero


text: consurrexeris

title: consurrexeris


text: consurrexerit

title: consurrexerit


text: consurrexerimus

title: consurrexerimus


text: consurrexeritis

title: consurrexeritis


text: consurrexerint

title: consurrexerint


text: consurrexeram

title: consurrexeram


text: consurrexeras

title: consurrexeras


text: consurrexerat

title: consurrexerat


text: consurrexeramus

title: consurrexeramus


text: consurrexeratis

title: consurrexeratis


text: consurrexerant

title: consurrexerant


text:
yl-stoyr

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) general store

title: yl-stoyr


text: plafonoj

title: plafonoj


text: ratugas

title: ratugas


text: pispotoj

title: pispotoj


text: plafonon

title: plafonon


text: consurgas

title: consurgas


text: consurgat

title: consurgat


text: consurgamus

title: consurgamus


text: consurgatis

title: consurgatis


text: pispoton

title: pispoton


text: consurgant

title: consurgant


text: consurgerem

title: consurgerem


text: consurgeres

title: consurgeres


text: consurgeret

title: consurgeret


text: consurgeremus

title: consurgeremus


text: consurgeretis

title: consurgeretis


text: pispotojn

title: pispotojn


text: consurgerent

title: consurgerent


text: consurrexerim

title: consurrexerim


text: consurrexissem

title: consurrexissem


text: consurrexisses

title: consurrexisses


text: consurrexisset

title: consurrexisset


text: consurrexissemus

title: consurrexissemus


text: consurrexissetis

title: consurrexissetis


text: consurrexissent

title: consurrexissent


text: consurge

title: consurge


text: piss pots

title: piss pots


text: plafonojn

title: plafonojn


text: consurgito

title: consurgito


text: consurgite

title: consurgite


text: consurgitote

title: consurgitote


text: consurgunto

title: consurgunto


text: consurgere

title: consurgere


text: consurrexisse

title: consurrexisse


text:
filiz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ore

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) happy

Etymology 1
From, from early modern , from.

Noun

 * 1) sprout, bud

Etymology 2
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) ore

title: filiz


text:
yl-chynnoil

Adjective

 * 1) heterogeneous

title: yl-chynnoil


text:
ledict

Determiner

 * 1) aforementioned

title: ledict


text: Category:Middle French determiners

title: Category:Middle French determiners


text: Category:Middle French compound terms

title: Category:Middle French compound terms


text:
allaicter

Verb

 * 1) to breastfeed

title: allaicter


text:
esiouyr

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to be elated, joyous, ecstatic

title: esiouyr


text: sceu

title: sceu


text:
sçavant

Adjective

 * 1) wise; knowledgeable

Noun

 * 1) wise person

title: sçavant


text:
vendredy

Noun

 * 1) Friday

title: vendredy


text:
recepvoir

Etymology
From, with the added back to reflect the original.

Verb

 * 1) to receive

title: recepvoir


text:
saige femme

Noun

 * 1) midwife

title: saige femme


text: saiges femmes

title: saiges femmes


text:
saige

Adjective

 * 1) wise

title: saige


text: saiges

title: saiges


text: Category:Middle French adjective forms

title: Category:Middle French adjective forms


text:
voicy

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to the voice, or using the voice; vocal.

Adverb

 * 1) here

title: voicy


text: femocrats

title: femocrats


text:
nõukogu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) council
 * 2)  soviet

title: nõukogu


text: static lines

title: static lines


text:
ioly

Adjective

 * 1) pretty; handsome; attractive

title: ioly


text:
free indirect speech

Noun

 * 1)  A style of indirect speech which imitates direct speech, and converted to third person.

Translations

 * Danish: dækket direkte tale
 * French:
 * Japanese: 自由間接話法
 * Polish: mowa pozornie zależna
 * Portuguese: discurso indireto livre

title: free indirect speech


text: Category:Old Lithuanian nouns

title: Category:Old Lithuanian nouns


text: Category:Old Lithuanian language

title: Category:Old Lithuanian language


text:
ivartalanít

Verb

 * 1)  to neuter, castrate, spay

title: ivartalanít


text:
prehard

Adjective

 * 1) prehardened

Noun

 * 1)  Bar stock that has been hardened prior to delivery.

title: prehard


text: prehardened

title: prehardened


text:
preharden

Verb

 * 1)  To harden before machining.

title: preharden


text: asexuels

title: asexuels


text: asexuelle

title: asexuelle


text: asexuelles

title: asexuelles


text:
asexué

Adjective

 * 1) asexual genderless
 * 2) asexual without sex; not involving sexual intercourse

title: asexué


text: asexuées

title: asexuées


text: asexuée

title: asexuée


text: asexués

title: asexués


text:
ilghnéitheach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) miscellaneous
 * 2) multifaceted
 * 3) heterogeneous, various, varied, multifarious, diverse

title: ilghnéitheach


text:
ilchineálach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) heterogeneous, various, varied, multifarious, diverse

title: ilchineálach


text:
satisficer

Noun

 * 1) One who satisfices (rather than optimizes).

title: satisficer


text:
yl-cheintagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) heterogeneous

title: yl-cheintagh


text:
bar stock

Noun

 * 1)  Portions of   in the form of bars, suitable for  (such as ) or  (such as ). It comes in standard cross-sections and certain lengths, such as 6 to 12 feet.

Related terms

 * bar work
 * bar work

title: bar stock


text: gēqǔ

title: gēqǔ


text:
yl-chastid

Noun

 * 1) elaborateness

title: yl-chastid


text:
yl-chast

Adjective

 * 1) elaborate

title: yl-chast


text: jännityksessä

title: jännityksessä


text:
Talk:clino

Latin, attestation
I have found this possibly attesting hit: --Dan Polansky 16:34, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
 * "clinare" in Titi Lucretii Cari De rerum natura libri sex, by Titus Carus Lucretius, Thomas Creech, Richard Bentley
 * "Quare etiam atque etiam paullum clinare necesse 'st corpora, nec plus quam minimum, ne fingere motus obliquos videamur, et id res vera refutet."
 * See also De rerum natura, per which it is "a first century BC epic poem by the Roman poet and philosopher Lucretius with the goal of explaining Epicurean philosophy to a Roman audience."
 * The quotation appears to be one of Lucretius rather than one made by the collector Thomas Creech or the commentator or annotator Richard Bentley.
 * TLL has "quare etiam atque etiam paulum inclinare necessest". The GBS result is durably archived and the printed text is without OCR errors, but TLL's text could be from a younger printed edition, and this younger printed edition could indeed have "inclinare" in it and could be more reliable than the older edition from 1818 printed in Oxford. So this clinare could be comparable to punctus (genitive punctūs, sense point). -80.133.124.119 19:12, 18 June 2017 (UTC)
 * My French edition has "inclinare" as well, and doesn't even mention "clinare" in the critical apparatus. I wouldn't rely on old editions. --Barytonesis (talk) 11:02, 28 June 2017 (UTC)

Tea room discussion

 * Tea_room/2017/June

--Barytonesis (talk) 23:27, 2 June 2017 (UTC)

RFV discussion: July 2017–March 2019
According to De Vaan, this is not attested as an independent verb, but only in compounds. —CodeCat 13:32, 31 July 2017 (UTC)

 * Also see WT:Tea room/2017/June and Talk:clino. According to that
 * it's attested as adjective/participle - which could attest the verb "via an inflected form"
 * it does appear in old editions - and some other words or forms which appear in old editions are also included in wiktionary like punctus (4th declension, sense point).
 * Of course both would require a note which ATM is missing. -84.161.22.3 04:12, 1 August 2017 (UTC)
 * Correct, there are a number of attestations:
 * First, there is 'clinatus', which is clearly attested but is taken to be a lemma in itself by L&S and thus may not be considered enough to attest the verb (see http://perseus.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/philologic/getobject.pl?c.2:2692.lewisandshort).
 * Second, the one mentioned from Lucretius ('clinare') by Dan Polansky over at Talk:clino, which in more recent editions has been replaced with 'inclinare'.
 * Third, I found a New Latin use of 'clinans', e.g. here.
 * Fourth, I found uses of 'clinavit' here in older editions of Petronius' Satyricon. Modern editions seem to correct this to 'clamavit'; some seem to also have 'inclinavit'.
 * That's what I could find in about fifteen minutes worth of searching - although it's quite difficult to look for this on Google Books, since a lot of the "results" are scanno's of the prefixed form or ones that have been separated from their prefix through a line/page break (e.g. "de- clinans"). I think it could possibly even be kept, since these are after all uses in durable sources (though erroneous/nonstandard they may be). It must then be mentioned however that a) in Classical Latin, only the past participle was in use and b) that New Latin uses are rare and nonstandard and are often (thought to be) misreadings of older texts that have been corrected in more recent editions. I'll add a note to that effect now, if someone disputes that this is enough ground to keep the entry we can talk about it some more. — Mnemosientje (t · c) 11:34, 28 January 2019 (UTC)
 * RFV passed, it seems. — Mnemosientje (t · c) 19:40, 1 March 2019 (UTC)

title: Talk:clino


text:
wh-word

Noun

 * 1) Any English word that is interrogative, typically beginning with the letters "wh"; a question word.
 * 2)  Any interrogative word from any language.

Translations

 * Danish: hv-ord
 * French: ,
 * German:
 * Russian: вопроси́тельное сло́во

title: wh-word


text: wh-words

title: wh-words


text:
tree-actagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  three-act

title: tree-actagh


text:
contabulo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cover with boards

title: contabulo


text:
tree cassagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) three-legged

title: tree cassagh


text: contabulas

title: contabulas


text: contabulat

title: contabulat


text: contabulamus

title: contabulamus


text: contabulatis

title: contabulatis


text: contabulant

title: contabulant


text: contabulabo

title: contabulabo


text: contabulabis

title: contabulabis


text: contabulabit

title: contabulabit


text: contabulabimus

title: contabulabimus


text: contabulabitis

title: contabulabitis


text: contabulabunt

title: contabulabunt


text: contabulabam

title: contabulabam


text: contabulabas

title: contabulabas


text: contabulabat

title: contabulabat


text: contabulabamus

title: contabulabamus


text: contabulabatis

title: contabulabatis


text: contabulabant

title: contabulabant


text: contabulavi

title: contabulavi


text: contabulavisti

title: contabulavisti


text: contabulavit

title: contabulavit


text: contabulavimus

title: contabulavimus


text: contabulavistis

title: contabulavistis


text: contabulaverunt

title: contabulaverunt


text: contabulavero

title: contabulavero


text: contabulaveris

title: contabulaveris


text: contabulaverit

title: contabulaverit


text: contabulaverimus

title: contabulaverimus


text: contabulaveritis

title: contabulaveritis


text: contabulaverint

title: contabulaverint


text: contabulaveram

title: contabulaveram


text: contabulaveras

title: contabulaveras


text: contabulaverat

title: contabulaverat


text: contabulaveramus

title: contabulaveramus


text: contabulaveratis

title: contabulaveratis


text: contabulaverant

title: contabulaverant


text: contabulor

title: contabulor


text: contabularis

title: contabularis


text: contabulatur

title: contabulatur


text: contabulamur

title: contabulamur


text: contabulamini

title: contabulamini


text: contabulantur

title: contabulantur


text: contabulabor

title: contabulabor


text: contabulaberis

title: contabulaberis


text: contabulabitur

title: contabulabitur


text: contabulabimur

title: contabulabimur


text: contabulabimini

title: contabulabimini


text: contabulabuntur

title: contabulabuntur


text: contabulabar

title: contabulabar


text: contabulabaris

title: contabulabaris


text: contabulabatur

title: contabulabatur


text: contabulabamur

title: contabulabamur


text: contabulabamini

title: contabulabamini


text: contabulabantur

title: contabulabantur


text: contabulem

title: contabulem


text: contabules

title: contabules


text: contabulet

title: contabulet


text: contabulemus

title: contabulemus


text: contabuletis

title: contabuletis


text: contabulent

title: contabulent


text: contabularem

title: contabularem


text: contabulares

title: contabulares


text: contabularet

title: contabularet


text: contabularemus

title: contabularemus


text: contabularetis

title: contabularetis


text: contabularent

title: contabularent


text: contabulaverim

title: contabulaverim


text: contabulavissem

title: contabulavissem


text: contabulavisses

title: contabulavisses


text: contabulavisset

title: contabulavisset


text: contabulavissemus

title: contabulavissemus


text: contabulavissetis

title: contabulavissetis


text: contabulavissent

title: contabulavissent


text: contabuler

title: contabuler


text: contabuleris

title: contabuleris


text: contabuletur

title: contabuletur


text: contabulemur

title: contabulemur


text: contabulemini

title: contabulemini


text: contabulentur

title: contabulentur


text: contabularer

title: contabularer


text: contabulareris

title: contabulareris


text: contabularetur

title: contabularetur


text: contabularemur

title: contabularemur


text: contabularemini

title: contabularemini


text: contabularentur

title: contabularentur


text: contabula

title: contabula


text: contabulato

title: contabulato


text:
contabulate

Verb

 * 1) To lay floorboards.

title: contabulate


text: contabulatote

title: contabulatote


text: contabulanto

title: contabulanto


text: contabulare

title: contabulare


text: contabulator

title: contabulator


text: contabulantor

title: contabulantor


text: contabulavisse

title: contabulavisse


text:
contabulaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

title: contabulaturus


text: contabulari

title: contabulari


text: contabulatum

title: contabulatum


text: contagiones

title: contagiones


text: contagionis

title: contagionis


text: contagionum

title: contagionum


text: contagioni

title: contagioni


text: contagionibus

title: contagionibus


text: contagionem

title: contagionem


text: contagione

title: contagione


text:
contego

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to conceal, hide or cover up
 * 2) to protect
 * 3) to clothe
 * 4) to bury or entomb

title: contego


text: contegis

title: contegis


text: contegit

title: contegit


text: contegimus

title: contegimus


text: contegitis

title: contegitis


text: contegunt

title: contegunt


text:
contegam

Verb

 * , I will cover up
 * , let me cover up, so that I may cover up

title: contegam


text: conteges

title: conteges


text: conteget

title: conteget


text: contegemus

title: contegemus


text: contegetis

title: contegetis


text: contegent

title: contegent


text:
contegebam

Verb

 * , I was covering up, I kept covering up

title: contegebam


text: contegebas

title: contegebas


text: contegebat

title: contegebat


text: contegebamus

title: contegebamus


text: contegebatis

title: contegebatis


text: contegebant

title: contegebant


text:
contexi

Verb

 * , I covered up, I have covered up

Verb

 * , to be entwined

title: contexi


text: contexisti

title: contexisti


text: contexit

title: contexit


text: conteximus

title: conteximus


text: contexistis

title: contexistis


text: contexerunt

title: contexerunt


text:
contexero

Verb

 * , I will have covered up

title: contexero


text: contexeris

title: contexeris


text: contexerit

title: contexerit


text: contexerimus

title: contexerimus


text: contexeritis

title: contexeritis


text: contexerint

title: contexerint


text:
contexeram

Verb

 * , I had covered up

title: contexeram


text: contexeras

title: contexeras


text: contexerat

title: contexerat


text: contexeramus

title: contexeramus


text: contexeratis

title: contexeratis


text: contexerant

title: contexerant


text: contegor

title: contegor


text: contegeris

title: contegeris


text:
contegitur

Verb

 * , it is covered up, it is being covered up

title: contegitur


text: contegimur

title: contegimur


text: contegimini

title: contegimini


text: conteguntur

title: conteguntur


text: contegar

title: contegar


text:
contegetur

Verb

 * , it will be covered up

title: contegetur


text: contegemur

title: contegemur


text: contegemini

title: contegemini


text: contegentur

title: contegentur


text: contegebar

title: contegebar


text: contegebaris

title: contegebaris


text:
contegebatur

Verb

 * , it was being covered up, it kept being covered up, it was covered up

title: contegebatur


text: contegebamur

title: contegebamur


text: contegebamini

title: contegebamini


text: contegebantur

title: contegebantur


text: contegas

title: contegas


text: contegat

title: contegat


text: contegamus

title: contegamus


text: contegatis

title: contegatis


text: contegant

title: contegant


text:
contegerem

Verb

 * , so that I might cover up

title: contegerem


text: contegeres

title: contegeres


text: contegeret

title: contegeret


text: contegeremus

title: contegeremus


text: contegeretis

title: contegeretis


text: contegerent

title: contegerent


text:
contexerim

Verb

 * , so that I may have covered up

title: contexerim


text:
contexissem

Verb

 * , so that I might have covered up, so that I would have covered up

title: contexissem


text: contexisses

title: contexisses


text: contexisset

title: contexisset


text: contexissemus

title: contexissemus


text: contexissetis

title: contexissetis


text: contexissent

title: contexissent


text: contegaris

title: contegaris


text: contegatur

title: contegatur


text: contegamur

title: contegamur


text: contegamini

title: contegamini


text: contegantur

title: contegantur


text: contegerer

title: contegerer


text: contegereris

title: contegereris


text: contegeretur

title: contegeretur


text: contegeremur

title: contegeremur


text: contegeremini

title: contegeremini


text: contegerentur

title: contegerentur


text: contege

title: contege


text: contegito

title: contegito


text: contegite

title: contegite


text: contegitote

title: contegitote


text: contegunto

title: contegunto


text: contegere

title: contegere


text: contegitor

title: contegitor


text: conteguntor

title: conteguntor


text:
contexisse

Verb

 * , to have covered up

title: contexisse


text:
contegi

Verb

 * , to be covered up

title: contegi


text: prehardens

title: prehardens


text: prehardening

title: prehardening


text: contempta

title: contempta


text: contempti

title: contempti


text: contemptae

title: contemptae


text: contemptorum

title: contemptorum


text: contemptarum

title: contemptarum


text:
contempto

Noun

 * 1)  contempt the feeling or attitude of regarding someone or something as inferior

title: contempto


text: contemptis

title: contemptis


text: contemptam

title: contemptam


text: contemptos

title: contemptos


text: contemptas

title: contemptas


text: contempte

title: contempte


text:
dojemný

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) touching, moving causing someone to feel emotion

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) touching, moving causing someone to feel emotion

title: dojemný


text:
blastospore

Noun

 * 1)  A type of fungal spore produced asexually by budding.

Translations

 * Italian: blastospora

title: blastospore


text: blastospores

title: blastospores


text:
unstability

Noun

 * 1)  Instability.

Synonyms

 * (much more common)

title: unstability


text: contemptui

title: contemptui


text: contemptu

title: contemptu


text: contemptuum

title: contemptuum


text: contemptibus

title: contemptibus


text:
contemptio

Noun

 * 1) contempt, scorn, disdain

title: contemptio


text: contemptiones

title: contemptiones


text: contemptionis

title: contemptionis


text: contemptionum

title: contemptionum


text: contemptioni

title: contemptioni


text: contemptionibus

title: contemptionibus


text: contemptionem

title: contemptionem


text: contemptione

title: contemptione


text:
contendendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be stretched
 * 2) which is to be thrown or shot (from a weapon)

title: contendendus


text: contendenda

title: contendenda


text: contendendum

title: contendendum


text: contendendi

title: contendendi


text: contendendae

title: contendendae


text: contendendorum

title: contendendorum


text: contendendarum

title: contendendarum


text: contendendis

title: contendendis


text: contendendam

title: contendendam


text: contendendos

title: contendendos


text: contendendas

title: contendendas


text: contendende

title: contendende


text:
ivartalan

Adjective

 * 1)  neuter, asexual

title: ivartalan


text:
contentio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stretching, tension
 * 2) competition, rivalry
 * 3) struggle, effort
 * 4) controversy, contention, dispute

title: contentio


text:
umbraid

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  To upbraid.

Noun

 * 1)  Contention; strife.

title: umbraid


text: contentiones

title: contentiones


text: contentionis

title: contentionis


text: contentionum

title: contentionum


text: contentioni

title: contentioni


text: contentionibus

title: contentionibus


text: contentionem

title: contentionem


text: contentione

title: contentione


text:
earsh

Etymology
From, from.

Earsh (noun) (Old English ) was used in the south & west of England to describe a stubble field in which plant material – wheat, barley or rye- had been cut, leaving a short stubble or short stalks.

Noah Webster in Webster's Dictionary (1828) describes Earsh as a plowed (sic) field linking it to arrish but also to eadish which is described as latter pasture of grass that comes after mowing or reaping, called also eargrass, earsh, etch. Also see.

Noun

 * 1)  stubble field.
 * 2) * 1628 Fires oft are good on barren earshes made, With crackling flames to burn the stubble blade’ Translation of Georgics by Virgil, Thomas May,

title: earsh


text:
contexo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to weave, entwine or braid, knit
 * 2) to interweave, unite or connect
 * 3) to construct

title: contexo


text: contexis

title: contexis


text: contexitis

title: contexitis


text: contexunt

title: contexunt


text: contexam

title: contexam


text: contexes

title: contexes


text: contexet

title: contexet


text: contexemus

title: contexemus


text: contexetis

title: contexetis


text: contexent

title: contexent


text: contexebam

title: contexebam


text: contexebas

title: contexebas


text: contexebat

title: contexebat


text: contexebamus

title: contexebamus


text: contexebatis

title: contexebatis


text: contexebant

title: contexebant


text: contexui

title: contexui


text: contexuisti

title: contexuisti


text: contexuit

title: contexuit


text: contexuimus

title: contexuimus


text: contexuistis

title: contexuistis


text: contexuerunt

title: contexuerunt


text: contexuero

title: contexuero


text: contexueris

title: contexueris


text: contexuerit

title: contexuerit


text: contexuerimus

title: contexuerimus


text: contexueritis

title: contexueritis


text: contexuerint

title: contexuerint


text: contexueram

title: contexueram


text: contexueras

title: contexueras


text: contexuerat

title: contexuerat


text: contexueramus

title: contexueramus


text: contexueratis

title: contexueratis


text: contexuerant

title: contexuerant


text: contexor

title: contexor


text: contexitur

title: contexitur


text: conteximur

title: conteximur


text: conteximini

title: conteximini


text: contexuntur

title: contexuntur


text: contexar

title: contexar


text: contexetur

title: contexetur


text: contexemur

title: contexemur


text: contexemini

title: contexemini


text: contexentur

title: contexentur


text: contexebar

title: contexebar


text: contexebaris

title: contexebaris


text: contexebatur

title: contexebatur


text: contexebamur

title: contexebamur


text: contexebamini

title: contexebamini


text: contexebantur

title: contexebantur


text: contexas

title: contexas


text: contexat

title: contexat


text: contexamus

title: contexamus


text: contexatis

title: contexatis


text: contexant

title: contexant


text: contexerem

title: contexerem


text: contexeres

title: contexeres


text: contexeret

title: contexeret


text: contexeremus

title: contexeremus


text: contexeretis

title: contexeretis


text: contexerent

title: contexerent


text: contexuerim

title: contexuerim


text: contexuissem

title: contexuissem


text: contexuisses

title: contexuisses


text: contexuisset

title: contexuisset


text: contexuissemus

title: contexuissemus


text: contexuissetis

title: contexuissetis


text: contexuissent

title: contexuissent


text: contexaris

title: contexaris


text: contexatur

title: contexatur


text: contexamur

title: contexamur


text: contexamini

title: contexamini


text: contexantur

title: contexantur


text: contexerer

title: contexerer


text: contexereris

title: contexereris


text: contexeretur

title: contexeretur


text: contexeremur

title: contexeremur


text: contexeremini

title: contexeremini


text: contexerentur

title: contexerentur


text: contexe

title: contexe


text: contexito

title: contexito


text: contexite

title: contexite


text: contexitote

title: contexitote


text: contexunto

title: contexunto


text: contexere

title: contexere


text: contexitor

title: contexitor


text: contexuntor

title: contexuntor


text: contexuisse

title: contexuisse


text: continentiae

title: continentiae


text: continentiarum

title: continentiarum


text: continentiis

title: continentiis


text: continentiam

title: continentiam


text: continentias

title: continentias


text:
continuatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) continuation

title: continuatio


text: continuationes

title: continuationes


text: continuationis

title: continuationis


text: continuationum

title: continuationum


text: continuationi

title: continuationi


text: continuationibus

title: continuationibus


text: continuationem

title: continuationem


text: continuatione

title: continuatione


text:
contrahendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be collected, assembled or amassed

title: contrahendus


text: contrahenda

title: contrahenda


text: contrahendum

title: contrahendum


text: contrahendi

title: contrahendi


text:
User talk:Rach-L

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title: User talk:Rach-L


text: contrahendae

title: contrahendae


text: contrahendorum

title: contrahendorum


text: contrahendarum

title: contrahendarum


text: contrahendo

title: contrahendo


text: contrahendis

title: contrahendis


text: contrahendam

title: contrahendam


text: contrahendos

title: contrahendos


text: contrahendas

title: contrahendas


text: contrahende

title: contrahende


text:
convallis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ravine, narrow enclosed valley

title: convallis


text: convalles

title: convalles


text: convallibus

title: convallibus


text: convallem

title: convallem


text:
umbedraw

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To turn about, turn around.
 * 2)  To draw back or aside, withdraw; retire.

title: umbedraw


text:
conveho

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to carry (to a place)
 * 2) to collect or gather
 * 3) to harvest
 * 1) to harvest
 * 1) to harvest
 * 1) to harvest

title: conveho


text: convehis

title: convehis


text: convehit

title: convehit


text: convehimus

title: convehimus


text: convehitis

title: convehitis


text: convehunt

title: convehunt


text: conveham

title: conveham


text: convehes

title: convehes


text: convehet

title: convehet


text: convehemus

title: convehemus


text: convehetis

title: convehetis


text: convehent

title: convehent


text: convehebam

title: convehebam


text: convehebas

title: convehebas


text: convehebat

title: convehebat


text: convehebamus

title: convehebamus


text: convehebatis

title: convehebatis


text: convehebant

title: convehebant


text: convexi

title: convexi


text: convexisti

title: convexisti


text: convexit

title: convexit


text: conveximus

title: conveximus


text: convexistis

title: convexistis


text: convexerunt

title: convexerunt


text: convexero

title: convexero


text: convexeris

title: convexeris


text: convexerit

title: convexerit


text: convexerimus

title: convexerimus


text: convexeritis

title: convexeritis


text: convexerint

title: convexerint


text: convexeram

title: convexeram


text: convexeras

title: convexeras


text: convexerat

title: convexerat


text: convexeramus

title: convexeramus


text: convexeratis

title: convexeratis


text: convexerant

title: convexerant


text: convehor

title: convehor


text: conveheris

title: conveheris


text: convehitur

title: convehitur


text: convehimur

title: convehimur


text: convehimini

title: convehimini


text: convehuntur

title: convehuntur


text: convehar

title: convehar


text: convehetur

title: convehetur


text: convehemur

title: convehemur


text: convehemini

title: convehemini


text: convehentur

title: convehentur


text: convehebar

title: convehebar


text: convehebaris

title: convehebaris


text: convehebatur

title: convehebatur


text: convehebamur

title: convehebamur


text: convehebamini

title: convehebamini


text: convehebantur

title: convehebantur


text: convehas

title: convehas


text: convehat

title: convehat


text: convehamus

title: convehamus


text: convehatis

title: convehatis


text: convehant

title: convehant


text: conveherem

title: conveherem


text: conveheres

title: conveheres


text: conveheret

title: conveheret


text: conveheremus

title: conveheremus


text: conveheretis

title: conveheretis


text: conveherent

title: conveherent


text: convexerim

title: convexerim


text: convexissem

title: convexissem


text: convexisses

title: convexisses


text: convexisset

title: convexisset


text: convexissemus

title: convexissemus


text: convexissetis

title: convexissetis


text: convexissent

title: convexissent


text: conveharis

title: conveharis


text: convehatur

title: convehatur


text: convehamur

title: convehamur


text: convehamini

title: convehamini


text: convehantur

title: convehantur


text: conveherer

title: conveherer


text: convehereris

title: convehereris


text: conveheretur

title: conveheretur


text: conveheremur

title: conveheremur


text: conveheremini

title: conveheremini


text: conveherentur

title: conveherentur


text: convehe

title: convehe


text: convehito

title: convehito


text: convehite

title: convehite


text: convehitote

title: convehitote


text: convehunto

title: convehunto


text: convehere

title: convehere


text: convehitor

title: convehitor


text: convehuntor

title: convehuntor


text: convexisse

title: convexisse


text: convehi

title: convehi


text:
convectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) carried (to a place), having been carried (to a place)
 * 2) collected, gathered, having been collected
 * 3) harvested, having been harvested

title: convectus


text: convecta

title: convecta


text: convecti

title: convecti


text: convectae

title: convectae


text: convectorum

title: convectorum


text: convectarum

title: convectarum


text:
convecto

Etymology 1
, perfect passive participle of

Verb

 * 1)  to carry together, bring together

title: convecto


text: convectis

title: convectis


text: convectam

title: convectam


text: convectos

title: convectos


text: convectas

title: convectas


text: convecte

title: convecte


text:
convello

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to shatter, batter, convulse
 * 2) to overthrow

title: convello


text: convellis

title: convellis


text: convellit

title: convellit


text: convellimus

title: convellimus


text: convellitis

title: convellitis


text: convellunt

title: convellunt


text: convellam

title: convellam


text: convelles

title: convelles


text: convellet

title: convellet


text: convellemus

title: convellemus


text: convelletis

title: convelletis


text:
convellent

Etymology
, present participle of. See.

Adjective

 * 1)  Tending to tear or pull up.

title: convellent


text: convellebam

title: convellebam


text: convellebas

title: convellebas


text: convellebat

title: convellebat


text: convellebamus

title: convellebamus


text: convellebatis

title: convellebatis


text: convellebant

title: convellebant


text: convelli

title: convelli


text: convellisti

title: convellisti


text: convellistis

title: convellistis


text: convellerunt

title: convellerunt


text: convellero

title: convellero


text: convelleris

title: convelleris


text: convellerit

title: convellerit


text: convellerimus

title: convellerimus


text: convelleritis

title: convelleritis


text: convellerint

title: convellerint


text: convelleram

title: convelleram


text: convelleras

title: convelleras


text: convellerat

title: convellerat


text: convelleramus

title: convelleramus


text: convelleratis

title: convelleratis


text: convellerant

title: convellerant


text: convellor

title: convellor


text: convellitur

title: convellitur


text: convellimur

title: convellimur


text: convellimini

title: convellimini


text: convelluntur

title: convelluntur


text: convellar

title: convellar


text: convelletur

title: convelletur


text: convellemur

title: convellemur


text: convellemini

title: convellemini


text: convellentur

title: convellentur


text: convellebar

title: convellebar


text: convellebaris

title: convellebaris


text: convellebatur

title: convellebatur


text: convellebamur

title: convellebamur


text: convellebamini

title: convellebamini


text: convellebantur

title: convellebantur


text: convellas

title: convellas


text: convellat

title: convellat


text: convellamus

title: convellamus


text: convellatis

title: convellatis


text: convellant

title: convellant


text: convellerem

title: convellerem


text: convelleres

title: convelleres


text: convelleret

title: convelleret


text: convelleremus

title: convelleremus


text: convelleretis

title: convelleretis


text: convellerent

title: convellerent


text: convellerim

title: convellerim


text: convellissem

title: convellissem


text: convellisses

title: convellisses


text: convellisset

title: convellisset


text: convellissemus

title: convellissemus


text: convellissetis

title: convellissetis


text: convellissent

title: convellissent


text: convellaris

title: convellaris


text: convellatur

title: convellatur


text: convellamur

title: convellamur


text: convellamini

title: convellamini


text: convellantur

title: convellantur


text: convellerer

title: convellerer


text: convellereris

title: convellereris


text: convelleretur

title: convelleretur


text: convelleremur

title: convelleremur


text: convelleremini

title: convelleremini


text: convellerentur

title: convellerentur


text: convelle

title: convelle


text: convellito

title: convellito


text: convellite

title: convellite


text: convellitote

title: convellitote


text: convellunto

title: convellunto


text:
convellere

Etymology
, derived from.

Verb

 * 1)  to twist

title: convellere


text: convellitor

title: convellitor


text: convelluntor

title: convelluntor


text: convellisse

title: convellisse


text:
conveniendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be convened

title: conveniendus


text: convenienda

title: convenienda


text: conveniendum

title: conveniendum


text: conveniendi

title: conveniendi


text: conveniendae

title: conveniendae


text: conveniendorum

title: conveniendorum


text: conveniendarum

title: conveniendarum


text: conveniendo

title: conveniendo


text: conveniendis

title: conveniendis


text: conveniendam

title: conveniendam


text: conveniendos

title: conveniendos


text: conveniendas

title: conveniendas


text: conveniende

title: conveniende


text: conventui

title: conventui


text: conventu

title: conventu


text: conventuum

title: conventuum


text: conventibus

title: conventibus


text:
conventurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to convene or assemble

title: conventurus


text: conventura

title: conventura


text: conventurum

title: conventurum


text: conventuri

title: conventuri


text: conventurae

title: conventurae


text: conventurorum

title: conventurorum


text: conventurarum

title: conventurarum


text: conventuro

title: conventuro


text: conventuris

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text: conventuram

title: conventuram


text: conventuros

title: conventuros


text: conventuras

title: conventuras


text: conventure

title: conventure


text: convertimus

title: convertimus


text: convertitis

title: convertitis


text: convertunt

title: convertunt


text: convertam

title: convertam


text: convertes

title: convertes


text: convertet

title: convertet


text: convertemus

title: convertemus


text: convertetis

title: convertetis


text: convertent

title: convertent


text: convertebam

title: convertebam


text: convertebas

title: convertebas


text: convertebat

title: convertebat


text: convertebamus

title: convertebamus


text: convertebatis

title: convertebatis


text: convertebant

title: convertebant


text: convertistis

title: convertistis


text: converterunt

title: converterunt


text: convertero

title: convertero


text: converteris

title: converteris


text: converterit

title: converterit


text: converterimus

title: converterimus


text: converteritis

title: converteritis


text: converterint

title: converterint


text: converteram

title: converteram


text: converteras

title: converteras


text: converterat

title: converterat


text: converteramus

title: converteramus


text: converteratis

title: converteratis


text: converterant

title: converterant


text: convertitur

title: convertitur


text: convertimur

title: convertimur


text: convertimini

title: convertimini


text: convertuntur

title: convertuntur


text: convertar

title: convertar


text: convertetur

title: convertetur


text: convertemur

title: convertemur


text: convertemini

title: convertemini


text: convertentur

title: convertentur


text: convertebar

title: convertebar


text: convertebaris

title: convertebaris


text: convertebatur

title: convertebatur


text: convertebamur

title: convertebamur


text: convertebamini

title: convertebamini


text: convertebantur

title: convertebantur


text:
אבו דאבי

Etymology
From.

title: אבו דאבי


text: convertas

title: convertas


text: convertat

title: convertat


text: convertamus

title: convertamus


text: convertatis

title: convertatis


text:
convertant

Noun

 * 1) Something that has been converted

title: convertant


text: converterem

title: converterem


text: converteres

title: converteres


text: converteret

title: converteret


text: converteremus

title: converteremus


text: converteretis

title: converteretis


text: converterent

title: converterent


text: converterim

title: converterim


text: convertissem

title: convertissem


text: convertisset

title: convertisset


text: convertissemus

title: convertissemus


text: convertissetis

title: convertissetis


text: convertaris

title: convertaris


text: convertatur

title: convertatur


text: convertamur

title: convertamur


text: convertamini

title: convertamini


text: convertantur

title: convertantur


text: converterer

title: converterer


text: convertereris

title: convertereris


text: converteretur

title: converteretur


text: converteremur

title: converteremur


text: converteremini

title: converteremini


text: converterentur

title: converterentur


text: convertitote

title: convertitote


text: convertunto

title: convertunto


text:
convertitor

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) converting

title: convertitor


text: convertuntor

title: convertuntor


text:
conversus

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A lay brother.

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) inverted
 * 2) turned over
 * 3) recoiled
 * 4) rotated
 * 5) reversed
 * 6) converted

title: conversus


text: convicti

title: convicti


text: convictae

title: convictae


text: convictorum

title: convictorum


text: convictarum

title: convictarum


text: hole punches

title: hole punches


text: convictis

title: convictis


text: convictam

title: convictam


text: convicte

title: convicte


text: conversae

title: conversae


text: conversorum

title: conversorum


text: conversarum

title: conversarum


text: conversis

title: conversis


text: conversam

title: conversam


text:
Talk:filiz

error
something wrong with locative and ablative --Vahag 18:04, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Fixed, thanks :) Sinek 21:31, 2 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:filiz


text: convocat

title: convocat


text: convocamus

title: convocamus


text: convocatis

title: convocatis


text: convocant

title: convocant


text: convocabo

title: convocabo


text: convocabis

title: convocabis


text: convocabit

title: convocabit


text: convocabimus

title: convocabimus


text: convocabitis

title: convocabitis


text: convocabunt

title: convocabunt


text: convocabam

title: convocabam


text: convocabat

title: convocabat


text: convocabamus

title: convocabamus


text: convocabatis

title: convocabatis


text: convocabant

title: convocabant


text: convocavisti

title: convocavisti


text: convocavit

title: convocavit


text: convocavimus

title: convocavimus


text: convocavistis

title: convocavistis


text: convocaverunt

title: convocaverunt


text: convocavero

title: convocavero


text: convocaveris

title: convocaveris


text: convocaverit

title: convocaverit


text: convocaverimus

title: convocaverimus


text: convocaveritis

title: convocaveritis


text: convocaverint

title: convocaverint


text: convocaveram

title: convocaveram


text: convocaveras

title: convocaveras


text: convocaverat

title: convocaverat


text: convocaveramus

title: convocaveramus


text: convocaveratis

title: convocaveratis


text: convocaverant

title: convocaverant


text: convocor

title: convocor


text: convocaris

title: convocaris


text: convocatur

title: convocatur


text: convocamur

title: convocamur


text: convocamini

title: convocamini


text: convocantur

title: convocantur


text: convocabor

title: convocabor


text: convocaberis

title: convocaberis


text: convocabitur

title: convocabitur


text: convocabimur

title: convocabimur


text: convocabimini

title: convocabimini


text: convocabuntur

title: convocabuntur


text: convocabar

title: convocabar


text: convocabaris

title: convocabaris


text: convocabatur

title: convocabatur


text: convocabamur

title: convocabamur


text: convocabamini

title: convocabamini


text: convocabantur

title: convocabantur


text: convocem

title: convocem


text: convoces

title: convoces


text: convocet

title: convocet


text: convocemus

title: convocemus


text: convocetis

title: convocetis


text: convocent

title: convocent


text: convocarem

title: convocarem


text: convocaret

title: convocaret


text: convocaremus

title: convocaremus


text: convocaretis

title: convocaretis


text: convocarent

title: convocarent


text: convocaverim

title: convocaverim


text: convocavissem

title: convocavissem


text: convocavisses

title: convocavisses


text: convocavisset

title: convocavisset


text: convocavissemus

title: convocavissemus


text: convocavissetis

title: convocavissetis


text: convocavissent

title: convocavissent


text: convocer

title: convocer


text: convoceris

title: convoceris


text: convocetur

title: convocetur


text: convocemur

title: convocemur


text: convocemini

title: convocemini


text: convocentur

title: convocentur


text: convocarer

title: convocarer


text: convocareris

title: convocareris


text: convocaretur

title: convocaretur


text: convocaremur

title: convocaremur


text: convocaremini

title: convocaremini


text: convocarentur

title: convocarentur


text: convocatote

title: convocatote


text: convocanto

title: convocanto


text: convocator

title: convocator


text: convocantor

title: convocantor


text: convocavisse

title: convocavisse


text: convocari

title: convocari


text:
coorior

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to appear or originate
 * 2) to arise
 * 3) to be born
 * 4) to spring forth (to attack)
 * 1) to be born
 * 2) to spring forth (to attack)
 * 1) to spring forth (to attack)

title: coorior


text: cooriris

title: cooriris


text: cooritur

title: cooritur


text: coorimur

title: coorimur


text: coorimini

title: coorimini


text: cooriuntur

title: cooriuntur


text: cooriar

title: cooriar


text: coorieris

title: coorieris


text: coorietur

title: coorietur


text: cooriemur

title: cooriemur


text: cooriemini

title: cooriemini


text: coorientur

title: coorientur


text: cooriebar

title: cooriebar


text: cooriebaris

title: cooriebaris


text: cooriebatur

title: cooriebatur


text: cooriebamur

title: cooriebamur


text: cooriebamini

title: cooriebamini


text: cooriebantur

title: cooriebantur


text: cooriaris

title: cooriaris


text: cooriatur

title: cooriatur


text: cooriamur

title: cooriamur


text: cooriamini

title: cooriamini


text: cooriantur

title: cooriantur


text: coorirer

title: coorirer


text: coorireris

title: coorireris


text: cooriretur

title: cooriretur


text: cooriremur

title: cooriremur


text: cooriremini

title: cooriremini


text: coorirentur

title: coorirentur


text: coorire

title: coorire


text: cooritor

title: cooritor


text: cooriuntor

title: cooriuntor


text: cooriri

title: cooriri


text:
coortus

Etymology
Perfect active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) originated
 * 2) arisen

title: coortus


text:
coileach-Frangach

Noun

 * 1) turkey-cock

title: coileach-Frangach


text:
cearc-Fhrangach

Noun

 * 1) turkey-hen

title: cearc-Fhrangach


text: circe-Frangaich

title: circe-Frangaich


text: cearcan-Frangach

title: cearcan-Frangach


text: coilich-Fhrangaich

title: coilich-Fhrangaich


text: coilich-Fhrangach

title: coilich-Fhrangach


text: turkey-hens

title: turkey-hens


text:
gig-mill

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A machine used to bring up a nap on certain types of cloth, or a building housing such machines.

title: gig-mill


text: gig-mills

title: gig-mills


text: juéxīn

title: juéxīn


text:
Citations:Manwich

sense: sloppy-joe or similar simple sandwich made with Manwich-brand sauce or similar

 * 2009 August 25, <cfh@provide.net>, "Michigan Classic EM Tournament this Sunday Aug 30th", message-ID <d1241b67-ea9a-4895-afc8-d48d9b4322cc@j21g2000yqe.googlegroups.com>, rec.games.pinball, Usenet :
 * The Detroit EM Club is sponsoring a "open to anyone" EM only Tournament this sunday at Crazy Carl's Movie House in Walled Lake Michigan.Also we will be BBQ'ing, and Mick is bring his famous pulled pork for pulled pork manwiches.
 * 2001 April 8, "Icebreaker" <icebreaker@mindspring.com>, "Re: TOtally OT: A morality issue to argue about", message-ID <td1bq9igc00nfc@corp.supernews.com>, alt.tv.days-of-our-lives, Usenet :
 * A place I worked at loooooooong ago got back at someone who was stealing from the company fridge. They made what they called a "Dog Mess Sandwich", which was basically dog food and ground up laxatives made to look like a manwich. It worked.
 * 2006 February 10, "The REAL PA Coug Fan" <CougFan@StuckInWhiteTrashLoserVillePennsylslovakia.com>, "Re: Worst part about SuperBowl XL...", message-ID <5e-dnacF6r4meHHeRVn-hA@suscom.com>, alt.sports.football.pro.pitt-steelers, Usenet :
 * My list of things Pennsylslovakians can/like/often do...
 * 1) Be a father and an uncle to the same child.
 * 2) Get a PhD in "primer and Bondo."
 * 3) Articulately debate the merits of a "Manwich."
 * 4) Become sexually aroused by a mudflap.
 * 2003 November 9, "Preesi", "Re: Atkins diet questions--scrapple", message-ID <Lq2dnRmBKtOaJjOiRVn-hQ@comcast.com>, alt.support.diet.low-carb, Usenet :
 * That sounds like cause for divorce! Ugh.  Agree about frying it to golden brown though....
 * I kicked that boy (NO MAN) to the curb Sept 12th 2001!
 * He cut the seared crust off my perfect steaks, he laboriously picked all the little bitty pieces of pepper and onion out of a Manwich before eating it!
 * 1998 November 13, Mark D. Hasty <hast41@newsguy.com>, "Bad dinner now served in 10-3-39", message-ID <364b7a14.13506651@enews.newsguy.com>, rec.sport.football.college, Usenet :
 * Never put tofu on a Manwich. Ever.
 * 2000 November 15, "MaryLM", "Re: Thanksgiving food...", message-ID <20001115204151.17517.00000946@ng-cr1.aol.com>, alt.fan.admiral-twin, Usenet :
 * I should stand up for all the boxed-food eaters. hehehe Whenever we weren't having our regular, spicy Indian food, my mom would sometimes make us food from boxes and pre-mixed stuff. It was always a treat. Manwiches were a special surprise.
 * 2002 March 24, "grubber", "Re: Improtent BGE Brisketchat", message-ID <1Wmn8.2837$WA7.975006900@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com>, rec.sport.football.college, Usenet :
 * This is no Bill Miller, bone dry, desperately needing sauce, destined for manwiches brisket, this is manna from Austin.
 * 2007 June 21, Chris Mihos, "Dinner tonight", message-ID <Xns9956CAAC6E800cmihosgmailcom@129.22.8.17>, rec.sport.football.college, Usenet :
 * Manwiches and tater tots
 * Don't tell me my woman can't cook!
 * 2007 November 21, "tim" <uchkuduk203@yahoo.com>, "Re: All Prep DONE", message-ID <13k9gf58ssgf06a@corp.supernews.com>, alt.society.zeitgeist, Usenet :
 * A friend's wife made Manwiches and didn't read the directions on the can. She neglected to add the ground beef. He said they were a bit thin in texture.
 * 2006 May 16, "flkofcguls" <flkofcguls@aol.com>, "Re: Music party thread", message-ID <1147807352.539700.244720@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com>, alt.tv.american-idol, Usenet :
 * I had a 70s X-mas party which involved make your own Easy Bake Oven Hors-dourves (sp?) in the backyard, with three ovens going. I also made all sorts of 70s food like Manwiches and pigs in a blanket, etc... baked a cake that was a tribute to Studio 54
 * I had a 70s X-mas party which involved make your own Easy Bake Oven Hors-dourves (sp?) in the backyard, with three ovens going. I also made all sorts of 70s food like Manwiches and pigs in a blanket, etc... baked a cake that was a tribute to Studio 54

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kost radličná

Noun

 * 1)  vomer bone

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User talk:Mitchell B Powell

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 * Thanks for the welcome! I see that you are quite active in Hebrew-related matters.  My hope is to see the Hebrew section of English wiktionary expand greatly, and I'll put a little time, here and there, into helping to make that a reality.  I'll try to educate myself on the norms of wiktionary, but if break any written or unwritten rules here, feel free to let me know. Mitchell B Powell 19:37, 2 November 2010 (UTC)Mitchell Powell
 * Sure will. Glad to see another Hebrew editor on board: we have too few. In addition to the above links, here are two more relating specifically to Hebrew: About Hebrew, Wiktionary talk:About Hebrew. The first is a page devoted to Hebrew norms where they differ from (or are more detailed than) the general Wiktionary norms, and also contains a list of links (but note that the transliteration scheme listed there is not agreed upon as of yet, though certain aspects of it are settled); the second is a page devoted to discussion of Hebrew norms, where you can also post any questions you may have that relate specifically to editing/authoring Hebrew on Wiktionary. But please feel free to contact me at my talkpage. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:43, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks for adding אֲבִיגָיִל. I've moved it to אביגיל, as we use page titles without vowels for Hebrew words. —msh210℠ (talk) 16:29, 3 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks for the tip. I'll drop vowels from now on, and I'll structure name entries more like what I see you've done to avigayil.Mitchell B Powell 21:55, 3 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Sure. Sorry to bother you again, but two more things.... Transliterations from Hebrew should have the stressed vowel marked with an acute accent, as in m'tsuyán. Adding a transliteration without that is helpful, but if you know where the stress is and have access to the accented English letters, then that's better. (And access to the accented letters is provided below the "If you do not want your writing to be edited" message beneath the edit box when you're editing a page. Click the á to add it to your edit box wherever your typing cursor is.) Also, most templates that display words, including (I think) all the Hebrew templates, take the parameter, so you don't need to use a separate { {romanization of Hebrew}}: that should save some keystrokes. All the best. —msh210℠ (talk) 20:19, 4 November 2010 (UTC)
 * No bother. Thanks for the advice. Mitchell B Powell 20:25, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

An apartment: - ([bed] inner) chamber, innermost (-ward) part, parlour, + south, X within.
Definitions like are pretty much illegible, don't reflect modern Hebrew, and, AFAICT, don't really reflect Biblical Hebrew either. They were all added around March of 2006, presumably by one editor copying from some source, and can safely be deleted when replaced. FYI.

The same goes for the pronunciations that usually accompany them (like "Pronunciation: חדר / cheder / kheh'-der").

Oh, and he usually put verbs at the triliteral, so that, for example, שית said "to place (in a very wide application): - apply, appoint, array, bring, consider, lay (up), let alone, X look, make, mark, put (on), + regard, set, shew, be stayed, X take", whereas now it says simply "" (as we use the past tense הוא as the main form).

Hope this helps. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:31, 5 November 2010 (UTC)

 * Ah, that's good to hear. I will feel a bit more free with those entries.  I'm fairly certain that those definitions are from Strong's Concordance to the King James Bible. I'll assume that AFAICT means "as far as I can tell." Mitchell B Powell 03:05, 6 November 2010 (UTC)

Welcome!
I saw your addition of צ־ו־ה. Great work! —Ruakh TALK 20:25, 6 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks. I'll try to use some of the templates you added next time I add a root.

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User:Mitchell B Powell

I am here to help make Wiktionary English's Hebrew section more complete, one edit at a time. At present, I am concentrating primarily on doing things on the various to-do lists related to Hebrew. Should you like to do the same sort of work, here are links:

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Entries_missing_romanizations_of_Hebrew

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Index:Hebrew

http://he.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D7%A2%D7%9E%D7%95%D7%93_%D7%A8%D7%90%D7%A9%D7%99

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Hebrew_nouns_lacking_gender

title: User:Mitchell B Powell


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mediatorial

Etymology
(equivalent to English )

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to or befitting a mediator (one who mediates).

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sergeant major loach

Noun

 * 1) A South Asian freshwater fish, commonly held in aquarium,.

Translations

 * Finnish: touhunuoliainen

title: sergeant major loach


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ultio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vengeance, revenge

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Talk:espeier

Definition inconsistency
Currently this is listed as an alternative form of 'espier' meaning 'to watch' as defined there. However, espeier is linked to from spayen. Specifically, the entry is:
 * From the, equivalent to the 🇨🇬, from , whence the Modern 🇨🇬.

This lead me to believe that the etymology of espeier was related to swords rather than watching. Are one of these entries mistaken, are they both correct? Currently I think anyone researching the etymological roots would be confused as I am. Dictabeard 20:22, 2 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Old French spelling is very inconsistent, therefore two words with identical spellings can have different meanings. The 'cut with a sword' meaning just needs some sort of citation. Mglovesfun (talk) 08:55, 8 November 2010 (UTC)

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User talk:Ástvaldsson

Velkominn
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Gangi þér vel! – Krun 20:27, 2 November 2010 (UTC)

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