text: procedendarum

title: procedendarum


text: procedendis

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

title: procedendis


text: procedendam

title: procedendam


text: procedendos

title: procedendos


text: procedendas

title: procedendas


text: procedende

title: procedende


text: Template:ang-decl-noun-wa-m

title: Template:ang-decl-noun-wa-m


text:
procinctus

Noun

 * 1) preparedness, readiness (e.g. for battle)

title: procinctus


text: procinctui

title: procinctui


text: procinctum

title: procinctum


text: procinctu

title: procinctu


text: procinctuum

title: procinctuum


text: procinctibus

title: procinctibus


text: Template:ang-decl-noun-wa-n

title: Template:ang-decl-noun-wa-n


text:
procurans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) managing, administering

title: procurans


text:
procuraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to manage, administer

title: procuraturus


text:
procuratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) managed, administered

title: procuratus


text:
procurandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be managed, administered

title: procurandus


text: procurantes

title: procurantes


text: procurantia

title: procurantia


text: procurantis

title: procurantis


text: procurantium

title: procurantium


text: procuranti

title: procuranti


text: procurantibus

title: procurantibus


text: procurantem

title: procurantem


text: procuratura

title: procuratura


text: procuraturum

title: procuraturum


text: procuraturi

title: procuraturi


text: procuraturae

title: procuraturae


text: procuraturorum

title: procuraturorum


text: procuraturarum

title: procuraturarum


text: procuraturo

title: procuraturo


text: procuraturis

title: procuraturis


text: procuraturam

title: procuraturam


text: procuraturos

title: procuraturos


text: procuraturas

title: procuraturas


text: procurature

title: procurature


text: procuratum

title: procuratum


text: procuratae

title: procuratae


text: procuratarum

title: procuratarum


text: procuratam

title: procuratam


text: procuratos

title: procuratos


text: procuratas

title: procuratas


text: procuranda

title: procuranda


text: procurandum

title: procurandum


text: procurandi

title: procurandi


text: procurandae

title: procurandae


text: procurandorum

title: procurandorum


text: procurandarum

title: procurandarum


text: procurandis

title: procurandis


text: procurandam

title: procurandam


text: procurandos

title: procurandos


text: procurandas

title: procurandas


text: procurande

title: procurande


text: Template:ang-decl-noun-wo-f

title: Template:ang-decl-noun-wo-f


text:
procuratio

Noun

 * 1) administration, management
 * 2) stewardship

title: procuratio


text: procurationes

title: procurationes


text: procurationis

title: procurationis


text: procurationum

title: procurationum


text: procurationi

title: procurationi


text: procurationibus

title: procurationibus


text: procurationem

title: procurationem


text: procuratione

title: procuratione


text: soupcon

title: soupcon


text: soupcons

title: soupcons


text: Template:ang-decl-noun-ja-n

title: Template:ang-decl-noun-ja-n


text:
prodens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) producing, publishing, proclaiming

title: prodens


text:
proditurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to produce, publish, proclaim

title: proditurus


text:
proditus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) produced, published, proclaimed
 * 2) betrayed, surrendered, abandoned

title: proditus


text: prodentes

title: prodentes


text: prodentia

title: prodentia


text: prodentis

title: prodentis


text: prodentium

title: prodentium


text: prodenti

title: prodenti


text: prodente

title: prodente


text: prodentibus

title: prodentibus


text: prodentem

title: prodentem


text: proditura

title: proditura


text: proditurum

title: proditurum


text: prodituri

title: prodituri


text: proditurae

title: proditurae


text: proditurorum

title: proditurorum


text: proditurarum

title: proditurarum


text: prodituro

title: prodituro


text: prodituris

title: prodituris


text: prodituram

title: prodituram


text: prodituros

title: prodituros


text: prodituras

title: prodituras


text: proditure

title: proditure


text: prodita

title: prodita


text: proditum

title: proditum


text: proditi

title: proditi


text: Template:ang-decl-noun-ja-m

title: Template:ang-decl-noun-ja-m


text: proditae

title: proditae


text: proditarum

title: proditarum


text: proditam

title: proditam


text: proditos

title: proditos


text: proditas

title: proditas


text:
prodigiosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unnatural, strange
 * 2) wonderful, marvellous, prodigious

title: prodigiosus


text: prodigiosum

title: prodigiosum


text: prodigiosae

title: prodigiosae


text: prodigiosorum

title: prodigiosorum


text: prodigiosarum

title: prodigiosarum


text: prodigiosis

title: prodigiosis


text: prodigiosam

title: prodigiosam


text: prodigiosos

title: prodigiosos


text: prodigiosas

title: prodigiosas


text:
producturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to present, extend, expose

title: producturus


text:
producendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be presented, extended, exposed

title: producendus


text:
User:Bfx

You can also find me at wikipedia.

title: User:Bfx


text:
Talk:спросить

для каких животных характерно более быстрое передвижения?

 * мясная муха. —Stephen (Talk) 14:03, 28 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:спросить


text:
orgazmikus

Adjective

 * 1) orgasmic

title: orgazmikus


text:
orgastisch

Etymology
Probably borrowed from or. Equivalent to with -t- replacing -m- as seen in some other Greek roots.

Adjective

 * 1) orgastic experiencing, resembling or pertaining to orgasm; having the character of an orgasm

title: orgastisch


text:
samppanjavispilä

Noun

 * 1) champagne whisk

title: samppanjavispilä


text:
säätyraja

Noun

 * 1) social class distinction

title: säätyraja


text:
intianpuuvilla

Noun

 * 1) Indian cotton

title: intianpuuvilla


text:
intimiteettisuoja

Noun

 * 1) protection of privacy

title: intimiteettisuoja


text:
intimiteetti

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬). Contains the suffix.

Noun

 * 1) privacy

title: intimiteetti


text:
istutuskuusikko

Noun

 * 1) planted spruce forest

title: istutuskuusikko


text: italiankumina

title: italiankumina


text: jäljenne

title: jäljenne


text:
kalvinta

Noun

 * 1) reaming

title: kalvinta


text:
kattara

Etymology
. Related to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) brome grass of the genus

title: kattara


text:
matkue

Noun

 * 1) A traveling party.

title: matkue


text:
nautiikka

Etymology
, ultimately from. Contains the suffix.

Noun

 * 1) navigation science

title: nautiikka


text:
aufsagen

Verb

 * 1) to say, to recite

title: aufsagen


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/dʰregʰ-

Root

 * 1) to run, to drag, to pull

Derived terms

 * *dʰrégʰ-e-ti
 * Hellenic:
 * Doric:
 * *dʰōrgʰ, *dʰrogʰs
 * Armenian:
 * Hellenic:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Balto-Slavic:
 * Armenian:
 * Hellenic:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Balto-Slavic:
 * Armenian:
 * Balto-Slavic:
 * Armenian:
 * Armenian:
 * Armenian:
 * Armenian:
 * Armenian:


text:
merenkulkuoppi

Noun

 * 1) navigation science

title: merenkulkuoppi


text: sagtest auf

title: sagtest auf


text: aufsagt

title: aufsagt


text: sagt auf

title: sagt auf


text: sagte auf

title: sagte auf


text: saget auf

title: saget auf


text: aufsage

title: aufsage


text: sage auf

title: sage auf


text: aufsaget

title: aufsaget


text: sagen auf

title: sagen auf


text: aufsagte

title: aufsagte


text: sagten auf

title: sagten auf


text: aufsagend

title: aufsagend


text: sagtet auf

title: sagtet auf


text: aufsagten

title: aufsagten


text: aufsagest

title: aufsagest


text: sagest auf

title: sagest auf


text: sagst auf

title: sagst auf


text: aufsagtest

title: aufsagtest


text: aufsagst

title: aufsagst


text: aufgesagt

title: aufgesagt


text: aufsagtet

title: aufsagtet


text: pakari

title: pakari


text:
Sparsamkeit

Noun

 * 1) thrift, frugality

title: Sparsamkeit


text:
pureskelija

Noun

 * 1) chewer

title: pureskelija


text: Template:ang-decl-noun-cons-m

title: Template:ang-decl-noun-cons-m


text: Template:ang-decl-noun-cons-f

title: Template:ang-decl-noun-cons-f


text: Category:Old English consonant stem nouns


text: radioaktivitások

title: radioaktivitások


text: nyílások

title: nyílások


text: nyírások

title: nyírások


text: pattanások

title: pattanások


text:
retroacción

Noun

 * 1)  feedback signal that is looped back to control a system within itself

title: retroacción


text:
világosodik

Verb

 * 1)  to become/grow light, lighten

title: világosodik


text: világosabb

title: világosabb


text: legvilágosabb

title: legvilágosabb


text:
megvilágosodik

Verb

 * 1)  to light up, to brighten up, to dawn
 * 2)  to clear up, to become clear
 * 3)  to become enlightened

title: megvilágosodik


text: Category:Yoruba male given names

title: Category:Yoruba male given names


text: Category:Old English terms suffixed with -ere


text: Category:Yoruba given names

title: Category:Yoruba given names


text: Category:Yoruba names

title: Category:Yoruba names


text:
padellata

Noun

 * 1) panful
 * 2) a blow with a frying pan

title: padellata


text: Category:Old English terms suffixed with -el


text:
uadi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wadi

title: uadi


text:
火気

Noun

 * 1) fire, flame

Noun

 * 1) fire, flame
 * 2) smoke
 * 3) hot air
 * 4) steam, either from hot water or from one's breath

title: 火気


text:
下記

Noun

 * 1) the following (in a document)

title: 下記


text:
上記

Noun

 * 1) the above-mentioned, above

title: 上記


text:
professorius

Adjective

 * 1) professorial
 * 2) authoritative

title: professorius


text: productura

title: productura


text: producturum

title: producturum


text: producturi

title: producturi


text: producturae

title: producturae


text: producturorum

title: producturorum


text: producturarum

title: producturarum


text: producturo

title: producturo


text: producturis

title: producturis


text: producturam

title: producturam


text: producturos

title: producturos


text: producturas

title: producturas


text: producture

title: producture


text: professoria

title: professoria


text: producenda

title: producenda


text: professorium

title: professorium


text: producendum

title: producendum


text: producendi

title: producendi


text: professorii

title: professorii


text: producendae

title: producendae


text: professoriae

title: professoriae


text: producendorum

title: producendorum


text: producendarum

title: producendarum


text: professoriorum

title: professoriorum


text: professoriarum

title: professoriarum


text: producendis

title: producendis


text: producendam

title: producendam


text: producendos

title: producendos


text: professorio

title: professorio


text: producendas

title: producendas


text: professoriis

title: professoriis


text: professoriam

title: professoriam


text: producende

title: producende


text: professorios

title: professorios


text: professorias

title: professorias


text: professorie

title: professorie


text:
じょうき

Noun

 * 1)  the above, above-mentioned
 * 2)  steam
 * 3)  proper course
 * 4)  dizziness
 * 5)  stipulation

title: じょうき


text: jōki

title: jōki


text:
profligo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to strike or dash to the ground
 * 2) to overthrow, overcome, conquer
 * (Caesar, de Bello Gallico, VII, 13)
 * 1) to finish, conclude, resolve, put an end to
 * 2) to dishearten, debase
 * 1) to finish, conclude, resolve, put an end to
 * 2) to dishearten, debase
 * 1) to dishearten, debase

title: profligo


text: profligas

title: profligas


text: profligat

title: profligat


text: profligamus

title: profligamus


text: profligant

title: profligant


text: profligabo

title: profligabo


text: profligabis

title: profligabis


text: profligabit

title: profligabit


text: profligabimus

title: profligabimus


text: profligabitis

title: profligabitis


text: profligabunt

title: profligabunt


text: profligabam

title: profligabam


text: profligabas

title: profligabas


text: profligabat

title: profligabat


text: profligabamus

title: profligabamus


text: profligabatis

title: profligabatis


text: profligabant

title: profligabant


text: profligavi

title: profligavi


text: profligavisti

title: profligavisti


text: profligavit

title: profligavit


text: profligavimus

title: profligavimus


text: profligavistis

title: profligavistis


text: profligaverunt

title: profligaverunt


text: profligavero

title: profligavero


text: profligaveris

title: profligaveris


text: profligaverit

title: profligaverit


text: profligaverimus

title: profligaverimus


text: profligaveritis

title: profligaveritis


text: profligaverint

title: profligaverint


text: profligaveram

title: profligaveram


text: profligaveras

title: profligaveras


text: profligaverat

title: profligaverat


text: profligaveramus

title: profligaveramus


text: profligaveratis

title: profligaveratis


text: profligaverant

title: profligaverant


text: profligor

title: profligor


text: profligaris

title: profligaris


text: profligamur

title: profligamur


text: profligamini

title: profligamini


text: profligatur

title: profligatur


text: profligantur

title: profligantur


text: profligabor

title: profligabor


text: profligaberis

title: profligaberis


text: profligabimur

title: profligabimur


text: profligabimini

title: profligabimini


text: profligabitur

title: profligabitur


text: profligabuntur

title: profligabuntur


text: profligabar

title: profligabar


text: profligabaris

title: profligabaris


text: profligabamur

title: profligabamur


text: profligabamini

title: profligabamini


text: profligabatur

title: profligabatur


text: profligabantur

title: profligabantur


text: profligem

title: profligem


text: profliges

title: profliges


text: profliget

title: profliget


text: profligemus

title: profligemus


text: profligetis

title: profligetis


text: profligent

title: profligent


text: profligarem

title: profligarem


text: profligares

title: profligares


text: profligaret

title: profligaret


text: profligaremus

title: profligaremus


text: profligaretis

title: profligaretis


text: profligarent

title: profligarent


text: profligaverim

title: profligaverim


text: profligavissem

title: profligavissem


text: profligavisses

title: profligavisses


text: profligavisset

title: profligavisset


text: profligavissemus

title: profligavissemus


text: profligavissetis

title: profligavissetis


text: profligavissent

title: profligavissent


text: profliger

title: profliger


text: profligeris

title: profligeris


text: profligemur

title: profligemur


text: profligemini

title: profligemini


text: profligetur

title: profligetur


text: profligentur

title: profligentur


text: profligarer

title: profligarer


text: profligareris

title: profligareris


text: profligaremur

title: profligaremur


text: profligaremini

title: profligaremini


text: profligaretur

title: profligaretur


text: profligarentur

title: profligarentur


text:
brutto muso

Noun

 * 1)  ugly mug (ugly face)

title: brutto muso


text: profliga

title: profliga


text: profligatote

title: profligatote


text: profliganto

title: profliganto


text: profligare

title: profligare


text: profligator

title: profligator


text: profligantor

title: profligantor


text: profligavisse

title: profligavisse


text: profligari

title: profligari


text:
profluens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1)    forth  along,
 * 2)  relaxed
 * 3)  flowing   forth, ,
 * , imperceptibly

title: profluens


text: profluentes

title: profluentes


text: profluentia

title: profluentia


text: profluentis

title: profluentis


text: profluentium

title: profluentium


text: profluenti

title: profluenti


text: profluente

title: profluente


text: profluentibus

title: profluentibus


text: profluentem

title: profluentem


text:
petroselinum

Etymology
Borrowed from, from +.

Noun

 * 1) rock parsley

title: petroselinum


text:
争う

Verb

 * 1) compete, contest
 * 2) argue, dispute
 * 1) argue, dispute

Verb

 * 1) to contend
 * 2) to resist
 * 3) to compete (in sumo, for example)

title: 争う


text:
aposteme

Noun

 * 1)  An abscess; a pustulent swelling.

Translations

 * Portuguese: apostema

title: aposteme


text:
tegamino

Noun

 * : small frying pan

title: tegamino


text: あらそう

title: あらそう


text: arasou

title: arasou


text:
uovo al tegamino

Noun

 * 1) fried egg

title: uovo al tegamino


text:
apostematous

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to an aposteme; having the nature of an aposteme; characterised by apostemes.
 * 2) * 1827, Thomas John Graham, Of Pulmonary Consumption: Of the Apostematous Consumption, chapter section in Modern Domestic Medicine, page 275-276,
 * But I suspect they are rarely applicable to any other than the apostematous phthisis. Patients labouring under severe apostematous consumption, have often derived signal advantage from living solely on milk.

title: apostematous


text: padellate

title: padellate


text: brutti musi

title: brutti musi


text: uova al tegamino

title: uova al tegamino


text:
progigno

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to beget
 * 2) to produce

title: progigno


text:
みごろ

Noun

 * 1)  best time to see
 * 2)  body of a garment

title: みごろ


text: progignis

title: progignis


text: migoro

title: migoro


text: progignit

title: progignit


text: progignimus

title: progignimus


text: progignitis

title: progignitis


text: progignunt

title: progignunt


text: progignam

title: progignam


text: progignes

title: progignes


text: progignet

title: progignet


text: progignemus

title: progignemus


text: progignetis

title: progignetis


text: progignent

title: progignent


text: progignebam

title: progignebam


text: progignebas

title: progignebas


text: progignebat

title: progignebat


text: progignebamus

title: progignebamus


text: progignebatis

title: progignebatis


text: progignebant

title: progignebant


text: progignor

title: progignor


text: progigneris

title: progigneris


text: progignitur

title: progignitur


text: progignimur

title: progignimur


text: progignimini

title: progignimini


text: progignuntur

title: progignuntur


text: progignar

title: progignar


text: progignetur

title: progignetur


text: progignemur

title: progignemur


text: progignemini

title: progignemini


text: progignentur

title: progignentur


text: progignebar

title: progignebar


text: progignebaris

title: progignebaris


text: progignebatur

title: progignebatur


text: progignebamur

title: progignebamur


text: progignebamini

title: progignebamini


text: progignebantur

title: progignebantur


text: progignas

title: progignas


text: progignat

title: progignat


text: progignamus

title: progignamus


text: progignatis

title: progignatis


text: progignant

title: progignant


text: progignerem

title: progignerem


text: progigneres

title: progigneres


text: progigneret

title: progigneret


text: progigneremus

title: progigneremus


text: progigneretis

title: progigneretis


text: progignerent

title: progignerent


text: progignaris

title: progignaris


text: progignatur

title: progignatur


text: progignamur

title: progignamur


text: progignamini

title: progignamini


text: progignantur

title: progignantur


text: progignerer

title: progignerer


text: progignereris

title: progignereris


text: progigneretur

title: progigneretur


text: progigneremur

title: progigneremur


text: progigneremini

title: progigneremini


text: progignerentur

title: progignerentur


text: progigne

title: progigne


text: progignito

title: progignito


text: progignite

title: progignite


text: progignitote

title: progignitote


text:
見頃

Noun

 * 1) best time to see

title: 見頃


text: progignunto

title: progignunto


text: progignere

title: progignere


text: progignitor

title: progignitor


text: progignuntor

title: progignuntor


text: progigni

title: progigni


text:
もふく

Noun

 * 1)  mourning dress

title: もふく


text:
mofuku

Noun

 * 1) bag

title: mofuku


text:
uova strapazzate

Noun

 * 1) scrambled eggs a dish made by beating and frying eggs, sometimes mixed with milk

title: uova strapazzate


text:
uovo di giornata

Noun

 * 1) new-laid egg

title: uovo di giornata


text:
sistem fizic

Noun

 * 1) physical system

title: sistem fizic


text: よろしい

title: よろしい


text:
宜しい

Adjective

 * 1)  good
 * 2) fine, OK, will do
 * 1) fine, OK, will do

title: 宜しい


text: yoroshii

title: yoroshii


text:
パチンコ

Etymology
Appears from the in the early 1900s.

Compound of.

A pinball-like children's game was first called of similar derivation, with this more gambling-oriented machine becoming popular from around 1947.

Noun

 * 1) a form of vertical pinball used for gambling, sometimes found in arcades
 * 2) a slingshot, stonebow
 * 3)  a pistol

Usage notes
The slingshot sense may be more commonly spelled in hiragana, as.

title: パチンコ


text:
Talk:Kerry

Kerry as a common noun
The noun, "kerry," is also a common noun (plural kerries) and according to Miriam-Wbster refers to "any of an Irish breed of small hardy black dairy cattle."

title: Talk:Kerry


text: רגעים

title: רגעים


text: Category:Old English terms suffixed with -þor


text: aurák

title: aurák


text:
help wanted

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: ,
 * Danish:
 * Finnish: töitä tarjolla
 * French:
 * German: Mitarbeiter gesucht, Wir stellen ein
 * Hungarian: alkalmazottat felveszünk,  bejárónőt felveszünk
 * Italian: cercasi personale
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Polish: szukamy pracownika
 * Portuguese: precisa-se de ajudante, precisa-se de ajuda
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:

title: help wanted


text:
User talk:Richkee1202

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title: User talk:Richkee1202


text:
zapewniać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to assure, to reassure
 * 2)  to ensure, to guarantee
 * 3)  to claim, to assert
 * 4)  to assure each other

title: zapewniać


text:
felonry

Noun

 * 1) Felons as a group.
 * 2) The convict population of a penal colony.

title: felonry


text:
progignens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) begetting, producing

title: progignens


text:
progignendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be begotten, produced

title: progignendus


text: progignentes

title: progignentes


text: progignentia

title: progignentia


text: progignentis

title: progignentis


text: progignentium

title: progignentium


text: progignenti

title: progignenti


text: progignente

title: progignente


text: progignentibus

title: progignentibus


text: progignentem

title: progignentem


text: progignenda

title: progignenda


text: progignendum

title: progignendum


text: progignendi

title: progignendi


text: progignendae

title: progignendae


text: progignendorum

title: progignendorum


text: progignendarum

title: progignendarum


text: progignendo

title: progignendo


text: progignendis

title: progignendis


text: progignendam

title: progignendam


text: progignendos

title: progignendos


text: progignendas

title: progignendas


text: progignende

title: progignende


text:
User talk:Elium2

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title: User talk:Elium2


text: sews up

title: sews up


text: sewing up

title: sewing up


text: sewed up

title: sewed up


text:
sewn up

Adjective

 * 1) Sealed by sewing.
 * 2) Brought to a full conclusion.
 * 3)  ; exhausted.

title: sewn up


text:
ecsetel

Verb

 * 1)  to describe, paint, depict something vividly (with something, to someone )
 * 2)  to paint something (with something )
 * 1)  to paint something (with something )
 * 1)  to paint something (with something )

title: ecsetel


text: eltolások

title: eltolások


text: összeadások

title: összeadások


text: összehasonlítások

title: összehasonlítások


text:
hysteretically

Adverb

 * 1) In the manner of a system with hysteresis.

title: hysteretically


text: Category:Hungarian nouns suffixed with -cska


text: Category:Hungarian adjectives suffixed with -cska


text:
hysteretical

Adjective

 * 1) hysteretic

title: hysteretical


text:
Talk:var

When would "var" be used as a conjunction in Swedish? When English uses "where" as a conjunction Swedish normally uses "där" (there) instead.

"Jag bor i ett land, där vädet alltid är vackert." = "I live in a country, where the weather is always beautiful." 85.231.147.38 20:28, 28 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:var


text: Category:Hungarian nouns suffixed with -ocska


text: Category:Hungarian adverbs suffixed with -ul


text: hálátlanabbul

title: hálátlanabbul


text: leghálátlanabbul

title: leghálátlanabbul


text: igazságtalanabbul

title: igazságtalanabbul


text: legigazságtalanabbul

title: legigazságtalanabbul


text: jogtalanabbul

title: jogtalanabbul


text: legjogtalanabbul

title: legjogtalanabbul


text: váratlanabbul

title: váratlanabbul


text: legváratlanabbul

title: legváratlanabbul


text: váratlanabb

title: váratlanabb


text: legváratlanabb

title: legváratlanabb


text: Category:Hungarian adverbs suffixed with -ül


text: marbirdoj

title: marbirdoj


text: marbirdon

title: marbirdon


text: marbirdojn

title: marbirdojn


text:
Talk:γενέθλια

The correct Genitive form is γενεθλίων --Richiski 21:19, 28 April 2011 (UTC)
 * done - thank you —Saltmarshtalk-συζήτηση 16:37, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:γενέθλια


text: vadoj

title: vadoj


text: vadojn

title: vadojn


text:
Kaszmir

Proper noun

 * 1) Kashmir

title: Kaszmir


text:
turystyczny

Adjective

 * 1) touristic

title: turystyczny


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/ǵneh₃-

Root

 * 1)  to recognise, to know

Derived terms

 * *ǵi-ǵneh₃-ti
 * *ǵnéh₃-t ~ *ǵn̥h₃-ént
 * *ǵnéh₃-ti
 * Armenian:
 * *ǵn̥h₃-sḱé-ti
 * *ǵn̥h₃-tó-s
 * *ǵn̥-né-h₃-ti ~ *ǵn̥-n-h₃-énti
 * *ǵneh₃-dʰl-
 * *ǵneh₃-meh₂
 * Hellenic:
 * *ǵnéh₃-mn̥ ~ *ǵn̥h₃-mén-s
 * Hellenic:
 * *ǵnéh₃-mō
 * Hellenic:
 * *ǵneh₃-ri-
 * *ǵn̥h₃-ro-
 * Hellenic:
 * Italic:, , ,
 * *ǵneh₃-ti-
 * Hellenic:
 * Indo-Iranian:
 * Iranian:
 * Indic:
 * Italic:
 * *ǵn̥h₃-wo-
 * Italic:
 * *ǵn̥h₃-yo-m
 * Unsorted formations:
 * *ǵn̥h₃-ro-
 * Hellenic:
 * Italic:, , ,
 * *ǵneh₃-ti-
 * Hellenic:
 * Indo-Iranian:
 * Iranian:
 * Indic:
 * Italic:
 * *ǵn̥h₃-wo-
 * Italic:
 * *ǵn̥h₃-yo-m
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Italic:
 * *ǵn̥h₃-wo-
 * Italic:
 * *ǵn̥h₃-yo-m
 * Unsorted formations:
 * *ǵn̥h₃-yo-m
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Unsorted formations:


text: Category:Occitan male given names

title: Category:Occitan male given names


text:
User talk:Benster

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title: User talk:Benster


text: Category:Occitan given names

title: Category:Occitan given names


text: Category:Occitan names

title: Category:Occitan names


text:
иерархия

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from +.

Noun

 * 1) hierarchy

Etymology
From, from , from +.

Noun

 * 1) hierarchy

title: иерархия


text:
mohóság

Noun

 * 1) eagerness, greed, greediness, voraciousness

title: mohóság


text: mohóságok

title: mohóságok


text: xiǎobiàn

title: xiǎobiàn


text:
mohón

Etymology
Variant of the archaic, from , of unknown origin.

Adverb

 * 1) eagerly, greedily, covetously

title: mohón


text: mohóbban

title: mohóbban


text: legmohóbban

title: legmohóbban


text: megelégedettebb

title: megelégedettebb


text:
prætense

Noun

 * 1) * 1671, John Milton, “Samſon Agoniſtes, A Dramatick Poem” in The Poetical Works of John Milton, volume 4 (ed. Henry John Todd; pub. 1801), page 505:
 * The queen hears of it; takes occaſion to paſſe wher he is, on purpoſe, that, under prætense of reconſiling to him, or ſeeking to draw a kind retractation from him of the cenſure on the marriage; to which end ſhe ſends a courtier before, to ſound whether he might be perſuaded to mitigate his ſentence; which not finding, ſhe herſelf craftily aſſays; and, on his conſtancie, ſounds an accuſation to Herod of a contumacious affront, on ſuch a day, before many peers; præpares the king to ſome paſſion, and at laſt, by her daughter’s dancing, effects it.
 * 1) * 1671, John Milton, “Samſon Agoniſtes, A Dramatick Poem” in The Poetical Works of John Milton, volume 4 (ed. Henry John Todd; pub. 1801), page 505:
 * The queen hears of it; takes occaſion to paſſe wher he is, on purpoſe, that, under prætense of reconſiling to him, or ſeeking to draw a kind retractation from him of the cenſure on the marriage; to which end ſhe ſends a courtier before, to ſound whether he might be perſuaded to mitigate his ſentence; which not finding, ſhe herſelf craftily aſſays; and, on his conſtancie, ſounds an accuſation to Herod of a contumacious affront, on ſuch a day, before many peers; præpares the king to ſome paſſion, and at laſt, by her daughter’s dancing, effects it.

title: prætense


text: legmegelégedettebb

title: legmegelégedettebb


text: Category:Scents

title: Category:Scents


text:
smooinaght chianglt

Noun

 * 1) idée fixe

title: smooinaght chianglt


text:
prætenses

Noun

 * 1) * 17th Century, The Seuen Dayes Of The Weeke, in Miscellanea Antiqua Anglicana (T. Bensley and Son), volume I, page 41:
 * (I hope these hard words doe not fright your senses
 * I sweare tis not our meaninge, gratious vmpeere,
 * To ravish you with showe of bad prætenses)
 * To ravish you with showe of bad prætenses)

title: prætenses


text:
ἐντολή

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) injunction, order, command
 * 2) commandment, ordinance

title: ἐντολή


text: ichthyoids

title: ichthyoids


text: Ganymedeans

title: Ganymedeans


text:
La Pérouse Strait

Etymology
After, its discoverer.

Proper noun

 * 1) A strait dividing the Russian island of Sakhalin in the north from the Japanese island of Hokkaido, and connecting the Sea of Japan on the west with the Sea of Okhotsk on the east.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: La Perouse-straat
 * Arabic: مَضِيق لَا بِيرُوْز
 * Armenian:
 * Azerbaijani: Laperuz boğazı
 * Basque: La Pérouseko itsasartea
 * Belarusian: Праліў Лаперуза
 * Bulgarian: Лаперузов проток
 * Catalan: estret de La Pérouse
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 拉彼魯茲海峽, 宗谷海峽
 * Czech: La Pérousův průliv
 * Danish: La Pérouse-strædet
 * Dutch: Straat La Pérouse
 * Estonian: La Pérouse'i väin
 * Finnish: La Pérousen salmi
 * French: détroit de La Pérouse
 * Galician: Estreito de La Pérouse
 * Georgian: ლაპერუზის სრუტე
 * German: La-Pérouse-Straße
 * Greek: Πορθμός Λα Περούζ
 * Hebrew: מצר לה פרוז
 * Hungarian: La Pérouse-szoros
 * Indonesian: Selat La Pérouse
 * Italian: stretto di La Pérouse
 * Japanese:, ラ・ペルーズ海峡
 * Kazakh: Лаперуз бұғазы
 * Korean: ^라페루즈 해협
 * Kyrgyz: Лаперeз кысыгы
 * Latvian: Laperūza šaurums
 * Lithuanian: Laperūzo sąsiauris
 * Macedonian: Мореуз Лаперуз
 * Malay: Selat La Pérouse
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: La Pérouse-stredet
 * Nynorsk: La Pérouse-sundet
 * Persian: تنگه لاپروس, تنگه سویا
 * Polish: Cieśnina La Pérouse'a
 * Portuguese: Estreito de La Pérouse
 * Romanian: Strâmtoarea La Pérouse
 * Russian: проли́в Лаперу́за
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: Мореуз Ла Перуз, Пролаз Ла Перуз
 * Roman: Moreuz Laperuz, Prolaz Laperuz
 * Slovak: La Pérousov prieliv
 * Slovene: preliv La Pérouse
 * Spanish: estrecho de La Pérouse
 * Swedish: La Pérousesundet
 * Thai: ช่องแคบลาเปรูส
 * Turkish: La Pérouse Boğazı
 * Ukrainian: Протока Лаперуза
 * Uzbek: Laperuz boʻgʻozi
 * Vietnamese: eo biển Sōya, eo biển La Pérouse
 * Welsh: Culfor La Pérouse

title: La Pérouse Strait


text:
thunderstick

Etymology
. Originally used by or ascribed to members of non-European cultures or anthropomorphized animals describing firearms.

Noun

 * 1) A gun or cannon, especially a rifle.
 * 2) * 1931 He Dog, interviewed by Mari Sandoz (John Colhoff, interpreter), in The Beaver Men: Spearheads of Empire (University of Nebraska Press, 1964):
 * Two men with beards... carrying thundersticks... were in the village above...
 * 1) A narrow plastic balloon that is used as a promotional noise maker by hitting one against another.
 * 1) * 1931 He Dog, interviewed by Mari Sandoz (John Colhoff, interpreter), in The Beaver Men: Spearheads of Empire (University of Nebraska Press, 1964):
 * Two men with beards... carrying thundersticks... were in the village above...
 * 1) A narrow plastic balloon that is used as a promotional noise maker by hitting one against another.
 * 1) A narrow plastic balloon that is used as a promotional noise maker by hitting one against another.
 * 1) A narrow plastic balloon that is used as a promotional noise maker by hitting one against another.
 * 1) A narrow plastic balloon that is used as a promotional noise maker by hitting one against another.
 * 1) A narrow plastic balloon that is used as a promotional noise maker by hitting one against another.

title: thunderstick


text:
Talk:Zohali

After Editing
I saw that this page was being edited many times, back and forth. Before changing it again, I think it is a good idea to look at the references cited at the bottom of the page. Three sources have been cited and so far the editions made by other users had no references. Make sure to discuss this properly before editing. Asante. --Jenomu 28 Aprili 2010

 * Looks good to me. —Stephen (Talk) 12:00, 29 April 2011 (UTC)

RFV
Article created yesterday by an IP, that indicates it's planet Uranus in Swahili. But Zohali says it's planet Saturn... Anyone knows which is right? (We're having the same discussion on the French Wiktionnaire). --Actarus (Prince d'Euphor) 10:14, 27 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Zohali means Saturn Noun class 9. Uranus in Swahili is . I corrected the entry. —Stephen (Talk) 10:48, 27 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Ok. Thanks. --Actarus (Prince d'Euphor) 11:51, 27 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Can we close this RFV? --Mglovesfun (talk) 16:05, 28 April 2011 (UTC)

Yep, good enough for me, for now. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 08:45, 15 August 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:Zohali


text:
carach

Adjective

 * 1) cunning, wily, tricky, deceptive
 * 2) shifty, manipulative, crafty, disingenuous, devious
 * 3) sly, fly
 * 4) changeable, unstable
 * 5) acute, winding, turning, meandering

title: carach


text:
cuilbheartach

Adjective

 * 1) cunning, wily, tricky, artful
 * 2) deceitful
 * 3) manipulative

title: cuilbheartach


text:
ἐπαγγελία

Etymology
From (from  + ) +.

Noun

 * 1) announcement
 * 2) promise

title: ἐπαγγελία


text:
Dipper

Proper noun

 * 1) Either the Big Dipper or the Little Dipper.

Etymology 2
A translation of the Chinese.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A Chinese constellation located near Sagittarius, one of the 28 lunar mansions and part of the larger Black Turtle.

Etymology 3
From NDPer (NDP + -er).

Noun

 * 1)  A member or supporter of the Canadian New Democratic Party.
 * 2)  Of or pertaining to the Canadian New Democratic Party or supporters thereof.
 * 1)  Of or pertaining to the Canadian New Democratic Party or supporters thereof.
 * 1)  Of or pertaining to the Canadian New Democratic Party or supporters thereof.

title: Dipper


text:
neuchianglt

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unbound, unattached
 * 2) freelance

title: neuchianglt


text:
μαρτυρία

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) testimony

Noun

 * 1)  testimony
 * 2) account

title: μαρτυρία


text: kianglt

title: kianglt


text:
leamh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  soft; impotent lacking physical strength or vigor, weak
 * 2) tepid; tasteless, insipid
 * 3) lifeless, dull, uninteresting
 * 4) soft-witted; inane, silly
 * 1) soft-witted; inane, silly

Verb

 * 1)  make impotent, weaken
 * 2)  make tasteless

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) importunate, annoying, galling, vexing
 * 2) boring, jejune, insipid
 * 3) impertinent, shameless, saucy
 * 4) greedy, busy, officious
 * 5) raw
 * 6) glib, mealy-mouthed, flattering

title: leamh


text:
ἀδικία

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) injustice, iniquity

title: ἀδικία


text:
secern

Etymology
, the   of, from  +  (ultimately from ).

Senses 1.3 and 2.2 (“synonym of secrete”) derive from the use of the Latin word to translate, the active infinitive  of.

Verb

 * 1)  To separate or set apart (someone or something from other persons or things).
 * 2)  To separate (something from other things) in the mind; to discriminate, to distinguish.
 * 3) Of a person or thing: to become separated from others.
 * 4)  To secrete a substance.
 * 1)  To separate (something from other things) in the mind; to discriminate, to distinguish.
 * 2) Of a person or thing: to become separated from others.
 * 3)  To secrete a substance.
 * 1) Of a person or thing: to become separated from others.
 * 2)  To secrete a substance.
 * 1) Of a person or thing: to become separated from others.
 * 2)  To secrete a substance.
 * 1) Of a person or thing: to become separated from others.
 * 2)  To secrete a substance.

Translations

 * Finnish: ,

title: secern


text: Dippers

title: Dippers


text:
kiangley

Noun

 * 1) tying, binding, fastening, locking
 * 2)  dressing, bandaging
 * 3) anchoring
 * 4) obligation
 * 5)  envoy
 * 1)  envoy
 * 1)  envoy

title: kiangley


text:
neu-

Etymology
in compounds.

Prefix

 * 1) new

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬).

Prefix

 * 1) un-, non-, dis-

title: neu-


text:
χαρά

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) joy, exultation

Etymology
Inherited from.

Noun

 * 1) joy, pleasure
 * 2) also a feminine name 'Χαρά

title: χαρά


text:
σωτηρία

Etymology
From.

title: σωτηρία


text:
Нукуалофа

Etymology
From, from +. lit. 'abode of love'.

Etymology
From, from +. lit. 'abode of love'.

Etymology
From, from +. lit. 'abode of love'.

title: Нукуалофа


text:
Talk:re-go

re-go
The examples given on the page: re-go through and re-go back seem to be combinations of re- and phrasal verbs using go. Leasnam 03:57, 29 April 2011 (UTC)

RFV discussion: April 2011–February 2012
I cannot find any of the following on Google Books: rego, regoing, regone, rewent, regoes, etc., and the examples given on the page: re-go through and re-go back seem to be combinations of re- and phrasal verbs using go. Leasnam 03:59, 29 April 2011 (UTC)
 * There are loads and loads of hits for this on Google Books, in the thousands, but at a glace they do seem to be false hits. Searching for "re-going" gets thousands upon thousands of hits for "we're going" as Google Books 'helpfully' considers a space and a hyphen to be interchangeable. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:49, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
 * I found [|this], but I don't know what it means. - -sche (discuss) 03:04, 30 January 2012 (UTC)
 * Deleted. - -sche (discuss) 05:01, 1 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:re-go


text:
clìceach

Adjective

 * 1) cunning, artful, manipulative
 * 2) tricky, fraudulent

title: clìceach


text:
lhoamid neu-ghlen

Noun

 * 1)  indecent exposure

title: lhoamid neu-ghlen


text: neu-ghlen

title: neu-ghlen


text: τουαλέτας

title: τουαλέτας


text: τουαλέτες

title: τουαλέτες


text: τουαλετών

title: τουαλετών


text:
apostemate

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) To become an aposteme; to pustulate.

Translations

 * Portuguese: apostemar

title: apostemate


text: cœlomic

title: cœlomic


text:
рейс

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) flight a specific journey made by an aircraft
 * 2) trip, voyage

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) flight a specific journey made by an aircraft
 * 2) trip, voyage

title: рейс


text:
пат

Etymology 1
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) way, road
 * 2) time (instance or occurrence)

Etymology 2
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  stalemate

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  stalemate

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1) (sort of fruit jelly) paste

title: пат


text:
Appendix:Turkish monosyllabic words

Below are lists of Turkish monosyllabic nouns and adjectives, with obvious loanwords (such as çay 'tea') excluded.

Alphabetically

 * aç 'hungry, greedy'
 * ad 'name'
 * ağ 'net'
 * ait 'pertaining to'
 * ak 'white'
 * al 'red, trick'
 * alp 'hero'
 * alt 'bottom'
 * am 'vagina' (vulgar)
 * an 'boundary, mind, perception'
 * ar 'shame'
 * art 'back'
 * arz 'presentation'
 * aş 'cooked food'
 * at 'horse'
 * av 'hunt'
 * ay 'moon'
 * az 'few'
 * bal 'honey'
 * bay 'gentleman'
 * bağ 'bond, bandage, vineyard'
 * baş 'head'
 * bel 'waist, spade'
 * ben 'I'
 * beş 'five'
 * bin 'thousand'
 * bir 'one'
 * bit 'louse'
 * biz 'we'
 * bok 'excrement' (vulgar)
 * bol 'plentiful'
 * borç 'debt, loan'
 * boş 'empty, free'
 * boy 'height, stature, length'
 * boz 'uncultivated (land)'
 * bu 'this'
 * bun 'anxiety, crisis' (rare)
 * buz 'ice'
 * bön 'silly'
 * büz 'cement pipe'
 * cam 'glass'
 * cep 'pocket'
 * cet 'grandfather, ancestor'
 * cız 'hissing sound'
 * cop 'stick, club, truncheon'
 * çam 'pine'
 * çan 'bell, gong'
 * çap 'diameter'
 * çağ 'time, era'
 * çat 'junction, intersection; sudden, sharp noise'
 * çit 'hedge, piece of cloth'
 * çiğ 'dew'
 * çın 'true'
 * çıt 'light cracking sound'
 * çok 'many'
 * çor 'illness, worry' (rare)
 * çöl 'desert, wilderness'
 * çöp 'garbage'
 * çul 'haircloth, horsecloth'
 * dağ 'mountain'
 * dal 'branch'
 * dam 'roof, small shelter'
 * dar 'narrow'
 * daz 'bald, bare (earth)'
 * dek 'trick'
 * dem 'breath, moment'
 * den 'tact'
 * dert 'trouble'
 * dev 'giant'
 * dik 'perpendicular, straight'
 * dil 'tongue'
 * dip 'bottom'
 * diz 'knee'
 * diş 'tooth'
 * dış 'out'
 * don 'frost'
 * döl 'seed, offspring'
 * dört 'four'
 * dul 'widow'
 * dut 'mulberry'
 * dün 'yesterday'
 * düş 'dream'
 * düz 'straight, flat'
 * ek 'extension, appendage'
 * el 'hand, stranger, tribe'
 * em 'medicine'
 * en 'huge, most'
 * er 'male'
 * es 'rest (music)'
 * eş 'spouse, mate'
 * et 'meat'
 * ev 'house'
 * geç 'late'
 * gem 'bit (of a bridle)'
 * gen 'wide, vast, uncultivated'
 * genç 'young'
 * giz 'secret'
 * göç 'migration'
 * gök 'sky'
 * göl 'lake'
 * gön 'tanned leather'
 * görk 'beauty' (rare)
 * göt 'anus, buttocks' (vulgar)
 * göz 'eye'
 * güç 'power, difficult'
 * gül 'rose' (< Persian?)
 * güm 'booming sound'
 * gün 'day'
 * gür 'abundant, dense'
 * güz 'autumn'
 * hal 'condition, attitude, strength'
 * halk 'people, folk'
 * ham 'unripe, raw'
 * han 'khan'
 * hap 'pill'
 * harç 'mortar'
 * harp 'war'
 * has 'special, personal, pure'
 * hat 'line'
 * hav 'down (of animals)'
 * haz 'pleasure'
 * hem 'also, furthermore'
 * hep 'all, whole'
 * her 'every, each'
 * hiç 'never'
 * his 'sense, feeling'
 * hız 'speed'
 * hoş 'pleasing'
 * höl 'dampness'
 * huş 'birch'
 * huy 'habit, character'
 * hür 'free'
 * iç 'inside'
 * iğ 'spindle'
 * il 'province, country'
 * ilk 'first'
 * im 'sign'
 * in 'den (of animal), cave'
 * ip 'rope'
 * is 'soot'
 * iş 'work'
 * it 'dog'
 * iz 'footprint, track, evidence (fig.)'
 * ırk 'race, lineage'
 * ırz 'honor, chastity'
 * ıs 'owner' (archaic)
 * kaç 'how many'
 * kak 'dried fruit, cavity where rainwater collects'
 * kal 'smelting'
 * kan 'blood'
 * kanş 'hairgrass'
 * kap 'pot, container'
 * kar 'snow'
 * kas 'muscle'
 * kaş 'eyebrow'
 * kat 'story, floor, layer'
 * kay 'vomiting'
 * kaz 'stupid, goose'
 * kel 'bald, bare, ringworm'
 * kem 'bad, evil, deficient'
 * kent 'town, city'
 * kes 'thick straw for burning'
 * keş 'skim-milk cheese' (< French?)
 * kez 'times (repetitions)'
 * kim 'who'
 * kir 'dirt, filth'
 * kıç 'buttocks'
 * kıl 'animal hair'
 * kın 'sheath'
 * kır 'open country, prairie, gray'
 * kırk 'forty; large indefinite number/quantity'
 * kış 'winter'
 * kıt 'scarce, insufficient'
 * kız 'girl'
 * koç 'ram'
 * kol 'arm'
 * kor 'ember, live coal'
 * kov 'gossip'
 * koz 'opportunity, walnut'
 * kök 'root'
 * kör 'blind, dull'
 * kös 'a big drum'
 * köy 'village'
 * kul 'slave'
 * kum 'sand'
 * kurk 'broody hen'
 * kurt 'worm, wolf'
 * kuş 'bird'
 * kuz 'shadowy, shady (side)'
 * kül 'ash, whole'
 * küm 'small heap' (rare)
 * küp 'large earthenware jar'
 * kürk 'fur'
 * küt 'blunt, short and thick, knocking sound'
 * lor 'goat's milk curd'
 * mal 'property, herd (of cattle)'
 * mas 'sucking, absorbing'
 * meç 'piece of hair, rapier'
 * met 'high tide'
 * mey 'wine' (archaic)
 * mil 'silt, pivot'
 * mıh 'nail' (loanword?)
 * mor 'purple'
 * mum 'candle, wax'
 * ne 'what'
 * o 'he, it'
 * od 'fire'
 * ok 'arrow'
 * om 'head (of a bone), tree stump'
 * on 'ten'
 * ot 'grass'
 * oy 'opinion, vote'
 * öç 'revenge'
 * öd 'bile, gall'
 * öl 'wetness'
 * ön 'front'
 * ör 'fence, barrier' (rare)
 * örs 'anvil'
 * öz 'pure, essence'
 * pak 'clean, pure, holy'
 * pal 'a species of pigeon'
 * pas 'rust'
 * pek 'hard, very much'
 * pes 'low, soft (voice); defeated'
 * peş 'back, rear'
 * piç 'illegitimate child'
 * pis 'dirty'
 * pır 'whizzing, whirring'
 * pıt 'sound of dripping water'
 * pul 'scale, flake, stamp'
 * pus 'mist; moss, web'
 * put 'idol'
 * saç 'hair'
 * sağ 'right, alive, healthy'
 * sak 'alert, vigilant' (dialect)
 * sal 'raft'
 * san 'reputation, title'
 * sap 'stem'
 * sarp 'steep, difficult'
 * sav 'word, assertion, statement'
 * saz 'reed, stringed instrument'
 * sel 'torrent, violent flood'
 * sen 'you'
 * sert 'hard, violent'
 * ses 'sound'
 * set 'barrier, dam, terrace'
 * sik 'penis' (vulgar)
 * sim 'silver' (not common)
 * sin 'grave, tomb; age' (archaic)
 * sis 'fog'
 * siz 'you all'
 * sık 'dense'
 * sığ 'shallow, sandbank'
 * sır 'secret, glaze (on pottery)'
 * sırt 'back'
 * sol 'left'
 * som 'solid, pure'
 * son 'last'
 * soy 'race, lineage, breed'
 * söz 'word'
 * su 'water'
 * suç 'crime'
 * sur 'city wall, rampart'
 * süs 'ornament'
 * süt 'milk'
 * şak 'sharp cracking sound'
 * şan 'glory, renown'
 * şap 'alum'
 * şart 'condition'
 * şer 'evil'
 * şerç 'anus'
 * şev 'slope'
 * şiş 'skewer, swollen'
 * şom 'inauspicious, bad luck'
 * şu 'that'
 * taç 'crown'
 * tam 'entire'
 * taş 'stone'
 * tat 'taste'
 * tav 'annealing, correct condition (for process)'
 * tay 'foal, coat; equal'
 * tek 'single'
 * tel 'thread, wire'
 * ten 'body (archaic), skin, flesh'
 * ter 'sweat'
 * terk 'abandonment'
 * ters 'reverse'
 * tez 'quick, prompt'
 * tin 'spirit, soul (philosophy)' (< Arabic?)
 * tiz 'high-pitched sound'
 * tok 'saturated, full'
 * top 'ball'
 * tor 'wild, raw; fine-meshed net'
 * toy 'feast, immature'
 * toz 'dust'
 * töz 'root, base, ore'
 * tuğ 'horsetail crest/plume (sign of rank)'
 * tul 'length'
 * tunç 'bronze'
 * tuz 'salt'
 * tüm 'all, entire'
 * tün 'night' (archaic)
 * tür 'kind, type, species'
 * türk 'Turk'
 * tüy 'feather'
 * tığ 'hooked/knitting needle, awl'
 * tıp 'science of medicine'
 * uç 'tip, end'
 * un 'flour'
 * ur 'tumor, gall'
 * us 'mind, reason'
 * ut 'shame, shamefulness; lute'
 * uz 'suitable, able; far'
 * üç 'three'
 * ün 'voice, fame'
 * üs 'base, foundation'
 * üst 'top'
 * var 'existential'
 * ve 'and'
 * vık 'squeak', vın 'humming', vır 'nagging', vız 'buzz'
 * yad 'stranger, enemy'
 * yağ 'fat'
 * yal 'mash/gruel for dogs/cattle' (rare)
 * yan 'side'
 * yar 'cliff, precipice'
 * yaş 'damp, fresh'
 * yat 'armor, arms' (archaic)
 * yay 'bow'
 * yaz 'summer'
 * yel 'wind'
 * yem 'fodder, bait'
 * yen 'cuff, sleeve'
 * yer 'place, earth'
 * yin 'body' (rare)
 * yiv 'groove, flute (of column)'
 * yıl 'year'
 * yır 'song'
 * yok 'negative existential'
 * yol 'road'
 * yoz 'wild, uncultivated, undomesticated'
 * yön 'direction, angle'
 * yurt 'home, homeland'
 * yük 'load, burden'
 * yün 'wool'
 * yüz 'hundred, face, reason'
 * zil 'cymbal, bell'
 * zor 'difficult'

Body

 * am 'vagina' (vulgar)
 * art 'back'
 * baş 'head'
 * bel 'waist, spade'
 * bok 'excrement' (vulgar)
 * dil 'tongue'
 * diş 'tooth'
 * diz 'knee'
 * el 'hand'
 * göt 'anus, buttocks' (vulgar)
 * göz 'eye'
 * kan 'blood'
 * kas 'muscle'
 * kaş 'eyebrow'
 * kay 'vomiting'
 * kıç 'buttocks'
 * kıl 'animal hair'
 * kol 'arm'
 * meç 'piece of hair, rapier'
 * om 'head (of a bone), tree stump'
 * öd 'bile, gall'
 * saç 'hair'
 * şerç 'anus'
 * sik 'penis' (vulgar)
 * sırt 'back'
 * tat 'taste'
 * ten 'body (archaic), skin, flesh'
 * ter 'sweat'
 * ur 'tumor, gall'
 * yin 'body' (rare)
 * yüz 'hundred, face, reason'

Full list

 * ay 'moon'
 * buz 'ice'
 * çam 'pine'
 * çiğ 'dew'
 * çöl 'desert, wilderness'
 * dağ 'mountain'
 * dal 'branch'
 * daz 'bald, bare (earth)'
 * don 'frost'
 * dut 'mulberry'
 * gök 'sky'
 * göl 'lake'
 * gül 'rose' (< Persian?)
 * gün 'day'
 * huş 'birch'
 * is 'soot'
 * kak 'dried fruit, cavity where rainwater collects'
 * kanş 'hairgrass'
 * kar 'snow'
 * kir 'dirt, filth'
 * kır 'open country, prairie, gray'
 * kor 'ember, live coal'
 * koz 'opportunity, walnut'
 * kök 'root'
 * kum 'sand'
 * kül 'ash, whole'
 * met 'high tide'
 * mil 'silt, pivot'
 * od 'fire'
 * ot 'grass'
 * pus 'mist; moss, web'
 * sap 'stem'
 * ses 'sound'
 * sığ 'shallow, sandbank'
 * sim 'silver' (not common)
 * sis 'fog'
 * su 'water'
 * taş 'stone'
 * toz 'dust'
 * töz 'root, base, ore'
 * tuz 'salt'
 * yar 'cliff, precipice'
 * yel 'wind'
 * yer 'place, earth'

Weather and astronomy

 * ay 'moon'
 * buz 'ice'
 * çiğ 'dew'
 * don 'frost'
 * gök 'sky'
 * gün 'day'
 * pus 'mist; moss, web'
 * sis 'fog'
 * su 'water'
 * yel 'wind'

Fire

 * is 'soot'
 * kor 'ember, live coal'
 * od 'fire'
 * kül 'ash, whole'

Geography

 * çöl 'desert, wilderness'
 * dağ 'mountain'
 * göl 'lake'
 * kak 'dried fruit, cavity where rainwater collects'
 * kar 'snow'
 * kır 'open country, prairie, gray'
 * kum 'sand'
 * met 'high tide'
 * mil 'silt, pivot'
 * sığ 'shallow, sandbank'
 * sim 'silver' (not common)
 * taş 'stone'
 * toz 'dust'
 * töz 'root, base, ore'
 * tuz 'salt'
 * yar 'cliff, precipice'
 * yer 'place, earth'

Waste and barrenness

 * boz 'uncultivated (land)'
 * çöp 'garbage'
 * çöl 'desert, wilderness'
 * daz 'bald, bare (earth)'
 * kel 'bald, bare, ringworm'
 * kır 'open country, prairie, gray'
 * tor 'wild, raw; fine-meshed net'
 * yoz 'wild, uncultivated, undomesticated'

Plants

 * çam 'pine'
 * dut 'mulberry'
 * gül 'rose' (< Persian?)
 * huş 'birch'
 * kak 'dried fruit, cavity where rainwater collects'
 * kanş 'hairgrass'
 * koz 'opportunity, walnut'
 * kök 'root'
 * ot 'grass'
 * pus 'mist; moss, web'
 * sap 'stem'

Others

 * kir 'dirt, filth'
 * ses 'sound'

Full list

 * ağ 'net'
 * alp 'hero'
 * ar 'shame'
 * aş 'cooked food'
 * bel 'waist, spade'
 * at 'horse'
 * av 'hunt'
 * bağ 'bond, bandage, vineyard'
 * bal 'honey'
 * bit 'louse'
 * borç 'debt, loan'
 * boz 'uncultivated (land)'
 * cam 'glass'
 * cep 'pocket'
 * cop 'stick, club, truncheon'
 * çan 'bell, gong'
 * çit 'hedge, piece of cloth'
 * çöp 'garbage'
 * çul 'haircloth, horsecloth'
 * dam 'roof, small shelter'
 * dek 'trick'
 * düş 'dream'
 * el 'hand, stranger, tribe'
 * em 'medicine'
 * et 'meat'
 * ev 'house'
 * gem 'bit (of a bridle)'
 * göç 'migration'
 * gön 'tanned leather'
 * güç 'power, difficult'
 * halk 'people, folk'
 * han 'khan'
 * hap 'pill'
 * harç 'mortar'
 * harp 'war'
 * hav 'down (of animals)'
 * iğ 'spindle'
 * il 'province, country'
 * im 'sign'
 * in 'den (of animal), cave'
 * ip 'rope'
 * iş 'work'
 * it 'dog'
 * iz 'footprint, track, evidence (fig.)'
 * ırk 'race, lineage'
 * ırz 'honor, chastity'
 * ıs 'owner' (archaic)
 * kap 'pot, container'
 * kat 'story, floor, layer'
 * kel 'bald, bare, ringworm'
 * kent 'town, city'
 * kes 'thick straw for burning'
 * keş 'skim-milk cheese' (< French?)
 * kın 'sheath'
 * koç 'ram'
 * kov 'gossip'
 * koz 'opportunity, walnut'
 * kös 'a big drum'
 * köy 'village'
 * kul 'slave'
 * kurk 'broody hen'
 * kurt 'worm, wolf'
 * kuş 'bird'
 * küp 'large earthenware jar'
 * kürk 'fur'
 * mal 'property, herd (of cattle)'
 * meç 'piece of hair, rapier'
 * mey 'wine' (archaic)
 * mıh 'nail' (loanword?)
 * mum 'candle, wax'
 * ok 'arrow'
 * oy 'opinion, vote'
 * öç 'revenge'
 * ör 'fence, barrier' (rare)
 * örs 'anvil'
 * pak 'clean, pure, holy'
 * pal 'a species of pigeon'
 * pas 'rust'
 * pul 'scale, flake, stamp'
 * put 'idol'
 * sal 'raft'
 * san 'reputation, title'
 * sav 'word, assertion, statement'
 * saz 'reed, stringed instrument'
 * set 'barrier, dam, terrace'
 * sin 'grave, tomb; age' (archaic)
 * sır 'secret, glaze (on pottery)'
 * soy 'race, lineage, breed'
 * sur 'city wall, rampart'
 * söz 'word'
 * suç 'crime'
 * süs 'ornament'
 * süt 'milk'
 * şap 'alum'
 * şan 'glory, renown'
 * şom 'inauspicious, bad luck'
 * taç 'crown'
 * tav 'annealing, correct condition (for process)'
 * tay 'foal, coat; equal'
 * tel 'thread, wire'
 * tin 'spirit, soul (philosophy)' (< Arabic?)
 * tığ 'hooked/knitting needle, awl'
 * tıp 'science of medicine'
 * top 'ball'
 * tor 'wild, raw; fine-meshed net'
 * toy 'feast, immature'
 * tuğ 'horsetail crest/plume (sign of rank)'
 * tunç 'bronze'
 * türk 'Turk'
 * tüy 'feather'
 * un 'flour'
 * us 'mind, reason'
 * ut 'shame, shamefulness; lute'
 * ün 'voice, fame'
 * yağ 'fat'
 * yad 'stranger, enemy'
 * yal 'mash/gruel for dogs/cattle' (rare)
 * yat 'armor, arms' (archaic)
 * yay 'bow'
 * yem 'fodder, bait'
 * yen 'cuff, sleeve'
 * yiv 'groove, flute (of column)'
 * yır 'song'
 * yol 'road'
 * yoz 'wild, uncultivated, undomesticated'
 * yurt 'home, homeland'
 * yük 'load, burden'
 * yün 'wool'
 * zil 'cymbal, bell'

Animals and pastoralism

 * ağ 'net'
 * aş 'cooked food'
 * at 'horse'
 * av 'hunt'
 * bal 'honey'
 * bit 'louse'
 * çul 'haircloth, horsecloth'
 * et 'meat'
 * gem 'bit (of a bridle)'
 * göç 'migration'
 * gön 'tanned leather'
 * hav 'down (of animals)'
 * in 'den (of animal), cave'
 * iz 'footprint, track, evidence (fig.)'
 * it 'dog'
 * kel 'bald, bare, ringworm'
 * kes 'thick straw for burning'
 * keş 'skim-milk cheese' (< French?)
 * koç 'ram'
 * kurk 'broody hen'
 * kurt 'worm, wolf'
 * kuş 'bird'
 * kürk 'fur'
 * lor 'goat's milk curd'
 * mal 'property, herd (of cattle)'
 * ok 'arrow'
 * pal 'a species of pigeon'
 * süt 'milk'
 * tay 'foal, coat; equal'
 * tüy 'feather'
 * un 'flour'
 * yağ 'fat'
 * yal 'mash/gruel for dogs/cattle' (rare)
 * yem 'fodder, bait'
 * yol 'road'
 * yük 'load, burden'
 * yün 'wool'

Material culture
(Does not include pastoralism-related technology.)
 * bel 'waist, spade'
 * cam 'glass'
 * cep 'pocket'
 * cop 'stick, club, truncheon'
 * çan 'bell, gong'
 * çit 'hedge, piece of cloth'
 * em 'medicine'
 * hap 'pill'
 * harç 'mortar'
 * iğ 'spindle'
 * ip 'rope'
 * kal 'smelting'
 * kap 'pot, container'
 * kın 'sheath'
 * kös 'a big drum'
 * küp 'large earthenware jar'
 * meç 'piece of hair, rapier'
 * mey 'wine' (archaic)
 * mıh 'nail' (loanword?)
 * mum 'candle, wax'
 * örs 'anvil'
 * pas 'rust'
 * pul 'scale, flake, stamp'
 * put 'idol'
 * sal 'raft'
 * saz 'reed, stringed instrument'
 * set 'barrier, dam, terrace'
 * sır 'secret, glaze (on pottery)'
 * süs 'ornament'
 * şap 'alum'
 * tav 'annealing, correct condition (for process)'
 * tel 'thread, wire'
 * tığ 'hooked/knitting needle, awl'
 * tıp 'science of medicine'
 * top 'ball'
 * tor 'wild, raw; fine-meshed net'
 * tunç 'bronze'
 * ut 'shame, shamefulness; lute'
 * yat 'armor, arms' (archaic)
 * yay 'bow'
 * yen 'cuff, sleeve'
 * yiv 'groove, flute (of column)'
 * zil 'cymbal, bell'

Dwellings

 * çöp 'garbage'
 * dam 'roof, small shelter'
 * ev 'house'
 * kat 'story, floor, layer'
 * kent 'town, city'
 * köy 'village'
 * ör 'fence, barrier' (rare)
 * sur 'city wall, rampart'

Society

 * alp 'hero'
 * ar 'shame'
 * bağ 'bond, bandage, vineyard'
 * borç 'debt, loan'
 * el 'hand, stranger, tribe'
 * güç 'power, difficult'
 * halk 'people, folk'
 * han 'khan'
 * harp 'war'
 * il 'province, country'
 * ırk 'race, lineage'
 * ırz 'honor, chastity'
 * ıs 'owner' (archaic)
 * kov 'gossip'
 * kul 'slave'
 * oy 'opinion, vote'
 * öç 'revenge'
 * pak 'clean, pure, holy'
 * san 'reputation, title'
 * sav 'word, assertion, statement'
 * sin 'grave, tomb; age' (archaic)
 * soy 'race, lineage, breed'
 * söz 'word'
 * suç 'crime'
 * şan 'glory, renown'
 * şom 'inauspicious, bad luck'
 * taç 'crown'
 * toy 'feast, immature'
 * tuğ 'horsetail crest/plume (sign of rank)'
 * ut 'shame, shamefulness; lute'
 * ün 'voice, fame'
 * yad 'stranger, enemy'
 * yır 'song'
 * yurt 'home, homeland'

Others

 * dek 'trick'
 * düş 'dream'
 * im 'sign'
 * iş 'work'
 * koz 'opportunity, walnut'
 * tin 'spirit, soul (philosophy)' (< Arabic?)

Kinship

 * ad 'name'
 * bay 'gentleman'
 * cet 'grandfather, ancestor'
 * döl 'seed, offspring'
 * dul 'widow'
 * er 'male'
 * eş 'spouse, mate'
 * genç 'young'
 * kız 'girl'
 * piç 'illegitimate child'

Pronouns

 * ben 'I'
 * biz 'we'
 * o 'he, it'
 * sen 'you'
 * siz 'you all'

Numbers

 * bin 'thousand'
 * bir 'one'
 * beş 'five'
 * dört 'four'
 * kırk 'forty; large indefinite number/quantity'
 * on 'ten'
 * üç 'three'
 * yüz 'hundred, face, reason'

Measurements

 * bol 'plentiful'
 * boş 'empty, free'
 * boy 'height, stature, length'
 * çap 'diameter'
 * dar 'narrow'
 * dev 'giant'
 * dik 'perpendicular, straight'
 * düz 'straight, flat'
 * ek 'extension, appendage'
 * gen 'wide, vast, uncultivated'
 * tul 'length'

Basic quantities

 * az 'few'
 * çok 'many'
 * en 'huge, most'
 * gür 'abundant, dense'
 * hep 'all, whole'
 * her 'every, each'
 * hiç 'never'
 * kaç 'how many'
 * kıt 'scarce, insufficient'
 * küm 'small heap' (rare)
 * tam 'entire'
 * tek 'single'
 * tüm 'all, entire'

Direction

 * alt 'bottom'
 * an 'boundary, mind, perception'
 * bu 'this'
 * çat 'junction, intersection; sudden, sharp noise'
 * dip 'bottom'
 * dış 'out'
 * hat 'line'
 * iç 'inside'
 * kuz 'shadowy, shady (side)'
 * ön 'front'
 * peş 'back, rear'
 * sağ 'right'
 * sol 'left'
 * şev 'slope'
 * şu 'that'
 * ters 'reverse'
 * uç 'tip, end'
 * uz 'suitable, able; far'
 * üs 'base, foundation'
 * üst 'top'
 * yan 'side'
 * yön 'direction, angle'

Time

 * çağ 'time, era'
 * dem 'breath, moment'
 * dün 'yesterday'
 * es 'rest (music)'
 * gün 'day'
 * güz 'autumn'
 * ilk 'first'
 * kez 'times (repetitions)'
 * kış 'winter'
 * son 'last'
 * tün 'night' (archaic)
 * yaz 'summer'
 * yıl 'year'

Sounds

 * cız 'hissing sound'
 * çat 'junction, intersection; sudden, sharp noise'
 * çıt 'light cracking sound'
 * güm 'booming sound'
 * küt 'blunt, short and thick, knocking sound'
 * pes 'low, soft (voice); defeated'
 * pır 'whizzing, whirring'
 * pıt 'sound of dripping water'
 * şak 'sharp cracking sound'
 * ses 'sound'
 * tiz 'high-pitched sound'
 * vık 'squeak'
 * vın 'humming'
 * vır 'nagging'
 * vız 'buzz'

Descriptive words

 * aç 'hungry, greedy'
 * ak 'white'
 * al 'red, trick'
 * arz 'presentation'
 * bön 'silly'
 * bun 'anxiety, crisis' (rare)
 * çın 'true'
 * çor 'illness, worry' (rare)
 * den 'tact'
 * dert 'trouble'
 * geç 'late'
 * giz 'secret'
 * görk 'beauty' (rare)
 * güç 'power, difficult'
 * ham 'unripe, raw'
 * has 'special, personal, pure'
 * hal 'condition, attitude, strength'
 * haz 'pleasure'
 * his 'sense, feeling'
 * hız 'speed'
 * hoş 'pleasing'
 * höl 'dampness'
 * huy 'habit, character'
 * hür 'free'
 * kaz 'stupid, goose'
 * kel 'bald, bare, ringworm'
 * kem 'bad, evil, deficient'
 * kör 'blind, dull'
 * küt 'blunt, short and thick, knocking sound'
 * mas 'sucking, absorbing'
 * mor 'purple'
 * öl 'wetness'
 * öz 'pure, essence'
 * pek 'hard, very much'
 * pes 'low, soft (voice); defeated'
 * pis 'dirty'
 * sağ 'alive, healthy'
 * sak 'alert, vigilant' (dialect)
 * sarp 'steep, difficult'
 * sert 'hard, violent'
 * sığ 'shallow, sandbank'
 * sık 'dense'
 * sır 'secret', 'glaze' (on pottery)
 * şart 'condition'
 * şer 'evil'
 * şiş 'skewer, swollen'
 * terk 'abandonment'
 * tez 'quick, prompt'
 * tok 'saturated, full'
 * tor 'wild, raw; fine-meshed net'
 * toy 'feast, immature'
 * tür 'kind, type, species'
 * uz 'suitable, able; far'
 * yaş 'damp, fresh'
 * yoz 'wild, uncultivated, undomesticated'
 * zor 'difficult'

Function words

 * ait 'pertaining to'
 * hem 'also, furthermore'
 * kim 'who'
 * ne 'what'
 * var 'existential'
 * ve 'and'
 * yok 'negative existential'

title: Appendix:Turkish monosyllabic words


text:
hyménéen

Adjective

 * 1)  hymeneal, matrimonial

title: hyménéen


text: progressivus

title: progressivus


text: progressivum

title: progressivum


text: progressivae

title: progressivae


text: progressivorum

title: progressivorum


text: progressivarum

title: progressivarum


text: progressivis

title: progressivis


text: progressivam

title: progressivam


text: progressivos

title: progressivos


text: progressivas

title: progressivas


text: ябълко

title: ябълко


text: ягодата

title: ягодата


text: ягодо

title: ягодо


text: ягодите

title: ягодите


text: ягоди

title: ягоди


text: ябълката

title: ябълката


text: ябълките

title: ябълките


text: ябълки

title: ябълки


text: projicio

title: projicio


text: projicis

title: projicis


text: projicit

title: projicit


text: projicimus

title: projicimus


text: projicitis

title: projicitis


text: projiciunt

title: projiciunt


text: projiciam

title: projiciam


text: projicies

title: projicies


text: projiciet

title: projiciet


text: projiciemus

title: projiciemus


text: projicietis

title: projicietis


text: projiciebam

title: projiciebam


text: projiciebas

title: projiciebas


text: projiciebat

title: projiciebat


text: projiciebamus

title: projiciebamus


text: projiciebatis

title: projiciebatis


text: projiciebant

title: projiciebant


text: projeci

title: projeci


text: projecisti

title: projecisti


text: projecit

title: projecit


text: projecimus

title: projecimus


text: projecistis

title: projecistis


text: projecerunt

title: projecerunt


text: projecero

title: projecero


text: projeceris

title: projeceris


text: projecerit

title: projecerit


text: projecerimus

title: projecerimus


text: projeceritis

title: projeceritis


text: projecerint

title: projecerint


text: projeceram

title: projeceram


text: projeceras

title: projeceras


text: projecerat

title: projecerat


text: projeceramus

title: projeceramus


text: projeceratis

title: projeceratis


text: projecerant

title: projecerant


text: projicior

title: projicior


text: projiceris

title: projiceris


text: projicitur

title: projicitur


text: projicimur

title: projicimur


text: projicimini

title: projicimini


text: projiciuntur

title: projiciuntur


text: projiciar

title: projiciar


text: projicieris

title: projicieris


text: projicietur

title: projicietur


text: projiciemur

title: projiciemur


text: projiciemini

title: projiciemini


text: projicientur

title: projicientur


text: projiciebar

title: projiciebar


text: projiciebaris

title: projiciebaris


text: projiciebatur

title: projiciebatur


text: projiciebamur

title: projiciebamur


text: projiciebamini

title: projiciebamini


text: projiciebantur

title: projiciebantur


text: projicias

title: projicias


text: projiciat

title: projiciat


text: projiciamus

title: projiciamus


text: projiciatis

title: projiciatis


text: projiciant

title: projiciant


text: projicerem

title: projicerem


text: projiceres

title: projiceres


text: projiceret

title: projiceret


text: projiceremus

title: projiceremus


text: projiceretis

title: projiceretis


text: projicerent

title: projicerent


text: projecerim

title: projecerim


text: projecissem

title: projecissem


text: projecisses

title: projecisses


text: projecisset

title: projecisset


text: projecissemus

title: projecissemus


text: projecissetis

title: projecissetis


text: projecissent

title: projecissent


text: projiciaris

title: projiciaris


text: projiciatur

title: projiciatur


text: projiciamur

title: projiciamur


text: projiciamini

title: projiciamini


text: projiciantur

title: projiciantur


text: projicerer

title: projicerer


text: projicereris

title: projicereris


text: projiceretur

title: projiceretur


text: projiceremur

title: projiceremur


text: projiceremini

title: projiceremini


text: projicerentur

title: projicerentur


text: projice

title: projice


text: projicito

title: projicito


text: projicite

title: projicite


text: projicitote

title: projicitote


text: projiciunto

title: projiciunto


text: projicere

title: projicere


text: projicitor

title: projicitor


text: projiciuntor

title: projiciuntor


text: projecisse

title: projecisse


text: projici

title: projici


text:
prolongatio

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  lengthening, prolongation

title: prolongatio


text: prolongationes

title: prolongationes


text: prolongationis

title: prolongationis


text: prolongationum

title: prolongationum


text: prolongationi

title: prolongationi


text: prolongationibus

title: prolongationibus


text: prolongationem

title: prolongationem


text: prolongatione

title: prolongatione


text: юнакинята

title: юнакинята


text: юнакиньо

title: юнакиньо


text: юнакините

title: юнакините


text: юнакини

title: юнакини


text: юнако

title: юнако


text: юнаците

title: юнаците


text: юнаци

title: юнаци


text: южнячката

title: южнячката


text: южнячко

title: южнячко


text: южнячките

title: южнячките


text: южнячки

title: южнячки


text: южняко

title: южняко


text: южняците

title: южняците


text: южняци

title: южняци


text: юбилею

title: юбилею


text: юбилеите

title: юбилеите


text: юбилеи

title: юбилеи


text: щраусе

title: щраусе


text: щраусите

title: щраусите


text: щрауси

title: щрауси


text: щуката

title: щуката


text: щуко

title: щуко


text: щуките

title: щуките


text: щуки

title: щуки


text: шунки

title: шунки


text: шунко

title: шунко


text: шунките

title: шунките


text: шунката

title: шунката


text: шуме

title: шуме


text: шумовете

title: шумовете


text: шумове

title: шумове


text: шофьорко

title: шофьорко


text: шофьорката

title: шофьорката


text: шофьорките

title: шофьорките


text: шофьорки

title: шофьорки


text:
häämarssi

Noun

 * 1) wedding march music to announce the arrival of the participants of the wedding

title: häämarssi


text:
promerens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) deserving

title: promerens


text:
promeriturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to deserve

title: promeriturus


text:
promeritus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) deserved

title: promeritus


text:
promerendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be deserved

title: promerendus


text: promerentes

title: promerentes


text: promerentia

title: promerentia


text: promerentis

title: promerentis


text: promerentium

title: promerentium


text: promerenti

title: promerenti


text: promerente

title: promerente


text: promerentibus

title: promerentibus


text: promerentem

title: promerentem


text: promeritura

title: promeritura


text: promeriturum

title: promeriturum


text: promerituri

title: promerituri


text: promeriturae

title: promeriturae


text: promeriturorum

title: promeriturorum


text: promeriturarum

title: promeriturarum


text: promerituro

title: promerituro


text: promerituris

title: promerituris


text: promerituram

title: promerituram


text: promerituros

title: promerituros


text: promerituras

title: promerituras


text: promeriture

title: promeriture


text: promerita

title: promerita


text: promeritum

title: promeritum


text: promeriti

title: promeriti


text: promeritae

title: promeritae


text: promeritorum

title: promeritorum


text: promeritarum

title: promeritarum


text: promerito

title: promerito


text: promeritis

title: promeritis


text: promeritam

title: promeritam


text: promeritos

title: promeritos


text: promeritas

title: promeritas


text: promerite

title: promerite


text: promerenda

title: promerenda


text: promerendum

title: promerendum


text: promerendi

title: promerendi


text: promerendae

title: promerendae


text: promerendorum

title: promerendorum


text: promerendarum

title: promerendarum


text: promerendo

title: promerendo


text: promerendis

title: promerendis


text: promerendam

title: promerendam


text: promerendos

title: promerendos


text: promerendas

title: promerendas


text: promerende

title: promerende


text:
promissor

Noun

 * 1) promiser
 * 2) guarantor

Adjective

 * 1) promising
 * 2) promissory

title: promissor


text: promissores

title: promissores


text: promissoris

title: promissoris


text: promissori

title: promissori


text: promissoribus

title: promissoribus


text: promissorem

title: promissorem


text: promissore

title: promissore


text: cœliac

title: cœliac


text: promontoria

title: promontoria


text: promontorii

title: promontorii


text: promontoriorum

title: promontoriorum


text: promontoriis

title: promontoriis


text:
promovens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) propelling, advancing

title: promovens


text:
promoturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to propel, advance

title: promoturus


text: promoventes

title: promoventes


text: promoventia

title: promoventia


text: promoventis

title: promoventis


text: promoventium

title: promoventium


text: promoventi

title: promoventi


text: promoventibus

title: promoventibus


text: promoventem

title: promoventem


text: promotura

title: promotura


text: promoturum

title: promoturum


text: promoturi

title: promoturi


text: promoturae

title: promoturae


text: promoturorum

title: promoturorum


text: promoturarum

title: promoturarum


text: promoturo

title: promoturo


text: promoturis

title: promoturis


text: promoturam

title: promoturam


text: promoturos

title: promoturos


text: promoturas

title: promoturas


text: promoture

title: promoture


text: promotum

title: promotum


text: promovendum

title: promovendum


text: promovendorum

title: promovendorum


text: promovendarum

title: promovendarum


text: promovendis

title: promovendis


text: promovendam

title: promovendam


text: promovendos

title: promovendos


text: promovendas

title: promovendas


text: promovende

title: promovende


text: pronunciamus

title: pronunciamus


text: pronunciatis

title: pronunciatis


text: pronunciabo

title: pronunciabo


text: pronunciabis

title: pronunciabis


text: pronunciabit

title: pronunciabit


text: pronunciabimus

title: pronunciabimus


text: pronunciabitis

title: pronunciabitis


text: pronunciabunt

title: pronunciabunt


text: pronunciabam

title: pronunciabam


text: pronunciabat

title: pronunciabat


text: pronunciabamus

title: pronunciabamus


text: pronunciabatis

title: pronunciabatis


text: pronunciabant

title: pronunciabant


text: pronunciavisti

title: pronunciavisti


text: pronunciavit

title: pronunciavit


text: pronunciavimus

title: pronunciavimus


text: pronunciavistis

title: pronunciavistis


text: pronunciaverunt

title: pronunciaverunt


text: pronunciavero

title: pronunciavero


text: pronunciaveris

title: pronunciaveris


text: pronunciaverit

title: pronunciaverit


text: pronunciaverimus

title: pronunciaverimus


text: pronunciaveritis

title: pronunciaveritis


text: pronunciaverint

title: pronunciaverint


text: pronunciaveram

title: pronunciaveram


text: pronunciaveras

title: pronunciaveras


text: pronunciaverat

title: pronunciaverat


text: pronunciaveramus

title: pronunciaveramus


text: pronunciaveratis

title: pronunciaveratis


text: pronunciaverant

title: pronunciaverant


text: pronuncior

title: pronuncior


text: pronunciaris

title: pronunciaris


text: pronunciamur

title: pronunciamur


text: pronunciamini

title: pronunciamini


text: pronunciatur

title: pronunciatur


text: pronunciantur

title: pronunciantur


text: pronunciabor

title: pronunciabor


text: pronunciaberis

title: pronunciaberis


text: pronunciabimur

title: pronunciabimur


text: pronunciabimini

title: pronunciabimini


text: pronunciabitur

title: pronunciabitur


text: pronunciabuntur

title: pronunciabuntur


text: pronunciabar

title: pronunciabar


text: pronunciabaris

title: pronunciabaris


text: pronunciabamur

title: pronunciabamur


text: pronunciabamini

title: pronunciabamini


text: pronunciabatur

title: pronunciabatur


text: pronunciabantur

title: pronunciabantur


text: pronunciet

title: pronunciet


text: pronunciemus

title: pronunciemus


text: pronuncietis

title: pronuncietis


text: pronuncient

title: pronuncient


text: pronunciaret

title: pronunciaret


text: pronunciaremus

title: pronunciaremus


text: pronunciaretis

title: pronunciaretis


text: pronunciarent

title: pronunciarent


text: pronunciaverim

title: pronunciaverim


text: pronunciavissem

title: pronunciavissem


text: pronunciavisses

title: pronunciavisses


text: pronunciavisset

title: pronunciavisset


text: pronunciavissemus

title: pronunciavissemus


text: pronunciavissetis

title: pronunciavissetis


text: pronunciavissent

title: pronunciavissent


text: pronuncier

title: pronuncier


text: pronuncieris

title: pronuncieris


text: pronunciemur

title: pronunciemur


text: pronunciemini

title: pronunciemini


text: pronuncietur

title: pronuncietur


text: pronuncientur

title: pronuncientur


text: pronunciarer

title: pronunciarer


text: pronunciareris

title: pronunciareris


text: pronunciaremur

title: pronunciaremur


text: pronunciaremini

title: pronunciaremini


text: pronunciaretur

title: pronunciaretur


text: pronunciarentur

title: pronunciarentur


text: pronunciatote

title: pronunciatote


text: pronuncianto

title: pronuncianto


text:
pronunciator

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) Someone who pronounces; a pronouncer.

title: pronunciator


text: pronunciantor

title: pronunciantor


text: pronunciavisse

title: pronunciavisse


text: pronunciari

title: pronunciari


text:
kaniwa

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) A goosefoot of species, similar in character and uses to the closely related quinoa.

Synonyms

 * ,, kañiwa

Translations

 * Finnish: kaniwa

title: kaniwa


text:
propensio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) inclination, propensity, tendency

title: propensio


text: propensiones

title: propensiones


text: propensionis

title: propensionis


text: propensionum

title: propensionum


text: propensionibus

title: propensionibus


text: propensionem

title: propensionem


text: pronuntiasse

title: pronuntiasse


text:
propositurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to propose

title: propositurus


text:
proponendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be proposed

title: proponendus


text: propositura

title: propositura


text: propositurum

title: propositurum


text: proposituri

title: proposituri


text: propositurae

title: propositurae


text: propositurorum

title: propositurorum


text: propositurarum

title: propositurarum


text: proposituro

title: proposituro


text: proposituris

title: proposituris


text: proposituram

title: proposituram


text: proposituros

title: proposituros


text: proposituras

title: proposituras


text: propositure

title: propositure


text:
propositum

Noun

 * 1) model, example, sample
 * 2) purpose, intention
 * 3) design, plan
 * 4) subject, topic, theme
 * 5) conduct of life, lifestyle, moral principles
 * 1) subject, topic, theme
 * 2) conduct of life, lifestyle, moral principles
 * 1) conduct of life, lifestyle, moral principles

title: propositum


text: proponenda

title: proponenda


text: proponendum

title: proponendum


text: proponendi

title: proponendi


text: proponendae

title: proponendae


text: proponendorum

title: proponendorum


text: proponendarum

title: proponendarum


text: proponendis

title: proponendis


text: proponendam

title: proponendam


text: proponendos

title: proponendos


text: proponendas

title: proponendas


text: proponende

title: proponende


text:
proportio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) proportion
 * 2) symmetry
 * 3) analogy

title: proportio


text: proportiones

title: proportiones


text: proportionis

title: proportionis


text: proportionum

title: proportionum


text: proportioni

title: proportioni


text: proportionibus

title: proportionibus


text: proportionem

title: proportionem


text: proportione

title: proportione


text:
proportionatus

Adjective

 * 1) proportioned, proportionate

title: proportionatus


text: proportionata

title: proportionata


text: proportionatum

title: proportionatum


text: proportionati

title: proportionati


text: proportionatae

title: proportionatae


text: proportionatorum

title: proportionatorum


text: proportionatarum

title: proportionatarum


text: proportionato

title: proportionato


text: proportionatis

title: proportionatis


text: proportionatam

title: proportionatam


text: proportionatos

title: proportionatos


text: proportionatas

title: proportionatas


text:
prosapia

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lineage, ancestry

Etymology
From an unknown element.

Noun

 * 1)  stock, race, family, lineage

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lineage; ancestry; stock

title: prosapia


text: prosapiae

title: prosapiae


text: prosapiarum

title: prosapiarum


text: prosapiis

title: prosapiis


text: prosapiam

title: prosapiam


text: prosapias

title: prosapias


text:
absolventský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  alumnus

title: absolventský


text:
lhomid

Noun

 * 1) bareness, neatness

title: lhomid


text:
prostraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to prostrate

title: prostraturus


text:
prosternendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be prostrated

title: prosternendus


text: prostratura

title: prostratura


text: prostraturum

title: prostraturum


text: prostraturi

title: prostraturi


text: prostraturae

title: prostraturae


text: prostraturorum

title: prostraturorum


text: prostraturarum

title: prostraturarum


text: prostraturo

title: prostraturo


text: prostraturis

title: prostraturis


text: prostraturam

title: prostraturam


text: prostraturos

title: prostraturos


text: prostraturas

title: prostraturas


text: prostrature

title: prostrature


text: prosternenda

title: prosternenda


text: prosternendum

title: prosternendum


text: prosternendi

title: prosternendi


text: prosternendae

title: prosternendae


text: prosternendorum

title: prosternendorum


text: prosternendarum

title: prosternendarum


text: prosternendo

title: prosternendo


text: prosternendis

title: prosternendis


text: prosternendam

title: prosternendam


text: prosternendos

title: prosternendos


text: prosternendas

title: prosternendas


text: prosternende

title: prosternende


text: ronsit

title: ronsit


text:
protrudo

Verb

 * 1) to thrust or push forwards
 * 2) to protrude

title: protrudo


text: protrudis

title: protrudis


text: protrudit

title: protrudit


text: protrudimus

title: protrudimus


text: protruditis

title: protruditis


text: protrudunt

title: protrudunt


text: protrudam

title: protrudam


text: protrudet

title: protrudet


text: protrudemus

title: protrudemus


text: protrudetis

title: protrudetis


text:
protrudent

Adjective

 * 1) That protrudes.

title: protrudent


text: protrudebam

title: protrudebam


text: protrudebas

title: protrudebas


text: protrudebat

title: protrudebat


text: protrudebamus

title: protrudebamus


text: protrudebatis

title: protrudebatis


text: protrudebant

title: protrudebant


text: protrusi

title: protrusi


text: protrusisti

title: protrusisti


text: protrusit

title: protrusit


text: protrusimus

title: protrusimus


text: protrusistis

title: protrusistis


text: protruserunt

title: protruserunt


text: protrusero

title: protrusero


text: protruseris

title: protruseris


text: protruserit

title: protruserit


text: protruserimus

title: protruserimus


text: protruseritis

title: protruseritis


text: protruserint

title: protruserint


text: protruseram

title: protruseram


text: protruseras

title: protruseras


text: protruserat

title: protruserat


text: protruseramus

title: protruseramus


text: protruseratis

title: protruseratis


text:
protrudens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) protruding

title: protrudens


text: protruserant

title: protruserant


text:
protrusurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to protrude

title: protrusurus


text: protrudor

title: protrudor


text: protruderis

title: protruderis


text: protruditur

title: protruditur


text:
protrusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) protruded

title: protrusus


text: protrudimur

title: protrudimur


text:
protrudendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be protruded

title: protrudendus


text: protrudimini

title: protrudimini


text: protruduntur

title: protruduntur


text: protrudar

title: protrudar


text: protrudetur

title: protrudetur


text: protrudemur

title: protrudemur


text: protrudemini

title: protrudemini


text: protrudentur

title: protrudentur


text: protrudebar

title: protrudebar


text: protrudebaris

title: protrudebaris


text: protrudentes

title: protrudentes


text: protrudebatur

title: protrudebatur


text: protrudebamur

title: protrudebamur


text: protrudentia

title: protrudentia


text: protrudebamini

title: protrudebamini


text: protrudebantur

title: protrudebantur


text: protrudentis

title: protrudentis


text: protrudas

title: protrudas


text: protrudat

title: protrudat


text: protrudentium

title: protrudentium


text: protrudamus

title: protrudamus


text: protrudatis

title: protrudatis


text: protrudenti

title: protrudenti


text: protrudant

title: protrudant


text: protruderem

title: protruderem


text: protrudente

title: protrudente


text: protruderes

title: protruderes


text: protruderet

title: protruderet


text: protrudentibus

title: protrudentibus


text: protruderemus

title: protruderemus


text: protruderetis

title: protruderetis


text: protrudentem

title: protrudentem


text: protruderent

title: protruderent


text: protruserim

title: protruserim


text: protrusissem

title: protrusissem


text: protrusura

title: protrusura


text: protrusisses

title: protrusisses


text: protrusurum

title: protrusurum


text: protrusisset

title: protrusisset


text: protrusissemus

title: protrusissemus


text: protrusuri

title: protrusuri


text: protrusissetis

title: protrusissetis


text: protrusissent

title: protrusissent


text: protrusurae

title: protrusurae


text: protrudaris

title: protrudaris


text: protrudatur

title: protrudatur


text: protrusurorum

title: protrusurorum


text: protrudamur

title: protrudamur


text: protrusurarum

title: protrusurarum


text: protrudamini

title: protrudamini


text: protrudantur

title: protrudantur


text: protrusuro

title: protrusuro


text: protruderer

title: protruderer


text: protrudereris

title: protrudereris


text: protruderetur

title: protruderetur


text: protrusuris

title: protrusuris


text: protruderemur

title: protruderemur


text: protruderemini

title: protruderemini


text: protrusuram

title: protrusuram


text: protruderentur

title: protruderentur


text: protrusuros

title: protrusuros


text: protrusuras

title: protrusuras


text: protrudito

title: protrudito


text: protrudite

title: protrudite


text: protrusure

title: protrusure


text: protruditote

title: protruditote


text: protrudunto

title: protrudunto


text:
protrudere

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to protrude, to stick out
 * 2)  to cause to protrude

title: protrudere


text: protruditor

title: protruditor


text: protrusa

title: protrusa


text: protruduntor

title: protruduntor


text: protrusisse

title: protrusisse


text: protrusum

title: protrusum


text: protrudi

title: protrudi


text: protrusae

title: protrusae


text: protrusorum

title: protrusorum


text: protrusarum

title: protrusarum


text: protruso

title: protruso


text: protrusis

title: protrusis


text: protrusam

title: protrusam


text: protrusos

title: protrusos


text: protrusas

title: protrusas


text: protruse

title: protruse


text: protrudenda

title: protrudenda


text: protrudendum

title: protrudendum


text: protrudendi

title: protrudendi


text: protrudendae

title: protrudendae


text: protrudendorum

title: protrudendorum


text: protrudendarum

title: protrudendarum


text: protrudendo

title: protrudendo


text: protrudendis

title: protrudendis


text: protrudendam

title: protrudendam


text: protrudendos

title: protrudendos


text: protrudendas

title: protrudendas


text: protrudende

title: protrudende


text:
provehens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) proceeding

title: provehens


text:
provecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to proceed

title: provecturus


text:
provehendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be proceeded

title: provehendus


text: provehentes

title: provehentes


text: provehentia

title: provehentia


text: provehentis

title: provehentis


text: provehentium

title: provehentium


text: provehenti

title: provehenti


text: provehente

title: provehente


text: provehentibus

title: provehentibus


text: provehentem

title: provehentem


text: provectura

title: provectura


text: provecturum

title: provecturum


text: provecturi

title: provecturi


text: provecturae

title: provecturae


text: provecturorum

title: provecturorum


text: provecturarum

title: provecturarum


text: provecturo

title: provecturo


text: provecturis

title: provecturis


text: provecturam

title: provecturam


text: provecturos

title: provecturos


text: provecturas

title: provecturas


text: provecture

title: provecture


text: provehenda

title: provehenda


text: provehendum

title: provehendum


text: provehendi

title: provehendi


text: provehendae

title: provehendae


text: provehendorum

title: provehendorum


text: provehendarum

title: provehendarum


text: provehendo

title: provehendo


text: provehendis

title: provehendis


text: provehendam

title: provehendam


text: provehendos

title: provehendos


text: provehendas

title: provehendas


text: provehende

title: provehende


text: proximior

title: proximior


text: proximius

title: proximius


text: proximiores

title: proximiores


text: proximiora

title: proximiora


text: proximioris

title: proximioris


text: proximiorum

title: proximiorum


text: proximiori

title: proximiori


text: proximiorem

title: proximiorem


text: proximiore

title: proximiore


text: proximioribus

title: proximioribus


text:
pueriliter

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) childishly, foolishly

title: pueriliter


text: pulsui

title: pulsui


text: pulsum

title: pulsum


text:
pulsu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) drunkard

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wrist

title: pulsu


text: pulsuum

title: pulsuum


text: pulsibus

title: pulsibus


text:
pulverizat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) destroyed
 * 2) sprayed

title: pulverizat


text: pulverizamus

title: pulverizamus


text: pulverizatis

title: pulverizatis


text: pulverizant

title: pulverizant


text: pulverizabo

title: pulverizabo


text: pulverizabis

title: pulverizabis


text: pulverizabit

title: pulverizabit


text: pulverizabimus

title: pulverizabimus


text: pulverizabitis

title: pulverizabitis


text: pulverizabunt

title: pulverizabunt


text: pulverizabam

title: pulverizabam


text: pulverizabat

title: pulverizabat


text: pulverizabamus

title: pulverizabamus


text: pulverizabatis

title: pulverizabatis


text: pulverizabant

title: pulverizabant


text: pulverizavi

title: pulverizavi


text: pulverizavisti

title: pulverizavisti


text: pulverizavit

title: pulverizavit


text: pulverizavimus

title: pulverizavimus


text: pulverizavistis

title: pulverizavistis


text: pulverizaverunt

title: pulverizaverunt


text: pulverizavero

title: pulverizavero


text: pulverizaveris

title: pulverizaveris


text: pulverizaverit

title: pulverizaverit


text: pulverizaverimus

title: pulverizaverimus


text: pulverizaveritis

title: pulverizaveritis


text: pulverizaverint

title: pulverizaverint


text: pulverizaveram

title: pulverizaveram


text: pulverizaveras

title: pulverizaveras


text: pulverizaverat

title: pulverizaverat


text: pulverizaveramus

title: pulverizaveramus


text: pulverizaveratis

title: pulverizaveratis


text: pulverizaverant

title: pulverizaverant


text: pulverizor

title: pulverizor


text: pulverizaris

title: pulverizaris


text: pulverizamur

title: pulverizamur


text: pulverizamini

title: pulverizamini


text: pulverizatur

title: pulverizatur


text: pulverizantur

title: pulverizantur


text: pulverizabor

title: pulverizabor


text: pulverizaberis

title: pulverizaberis


text: pulverizabimur

title: pulverizabimur


text: pulverizabimini

title: pulverizabimini


text: pulverizabitur

title: pulverizabitur


text: pulverizabuntur

title: pulverizabuntur


text: pulverizabar

title: pulverizabar


text: pulverizabaris

title: pulverizabaris


text: pulverizabamur

title: pulverizabamur


text: pulverizabamini

title: pulverizabamini


text: pulverizabatur

title: pulverizabatur


text: pulverizabantur

title: pulverizabantur


text: pulverizet

title: pulverizet


text: pulverizemus

title: pulverizemus


text: pulverizetis

title: pulverizetis


text: pulverizent

title: pulverizent


text: pulverizaret

title: pulverizaret


text: pulverizaremus

title: pulverizaremus


text: pulverizaretis

title: pulverizaretis


text: pulverizarent

title: pulverizarent


text: pulverizaverim

title: pulverizaverim


text: pulverizavissem

title: pulverizavissem


text: pulverizavisses

title: pulverizavisses


text: pulverizavisset

title: pulverizavisset


text: pulverizavissemus

title: pulverizavissemus


text: pulverizavissetis

title: pulverizavissetis


text: pulverizavissent

title: pulverizavissent


text: pulverizeris

title: pulverizeris


text: pulverizemur

title: pulverizemur


text: pulverizemini

title: pulverizemini


text: pulverizetur

title: pulverizetur


text: pulverizentur

title: pulverizentur


text: pulverizarer

title: pulverizarer


text: pulverizareris

title: pulverizareris


text: pulverizaremur

title: pulverizaremur


text: pulverizaremini

title: pulverizaremini


text: pulverizaretur

title: pulverizaretur


text: pulverizarentur

title: pulverizarentur


text: pulverizato

title: pulverizato


text: pulverizate

title: pulverizate


text: pulverizatote

title: pulverizatote


text: pulverizanto

title: pulverizanto


text:
pulverizans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pulverizing

title: pulverizans


text:
pulverizaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to pulverize

title: pulverizaturus


text:
pulverizator

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sprayer

title: pulverizator


text: pulverizantor

title: pulverizantor


text: pulverizavisse

title: pulverizavisse


text:
pulverizatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pulverized

title: pulverizatus


text: pulverizari

title: pulverizari


text:
pulverizandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be pulverized

title: pulverizandus


text: pulverizantes

title: pulverizantes


text: pulverizantia

title: pulverizantia


text: pulverizantis

title: pulverizantis


text: pulverizantium

title: pulverizantium


text: pulverizanti

title: pulverizanti


text: pulverizante

title: pulverizante


text: pulverizantibus

title: pulverizantibus


text: pulverizantem

title: pulverizantem


text: pulverizatura

title: pulverizatura


text: pulverizaturum

title: pulverizaturum


text: pulverizaturi

title: pulverizaturi


text: pulverizaturae

title: pulverizaturae


text: pulverizaturorum

title: pulverizaturorum


text: pulverizaturarum

title: pulverizaturarum


text: pulverizaturo

title: pulverizaturo


text: pulverizaturis

title: pulverizaturis


text: pulverizaturam

title: pulverizaturam


text: pulverizaturos

title: pulverizaturos


text: pulverizaturas

title: pulverizaturas


text: pulverizature

title: pulverizature


text: pulverizata

title: pulverizata


text: pulverizatum

title: pulverizatum


text: pulverizati

title: pulverizati


text: pulverizatae

title: pulverizatae


text: pulverizatorum

title: pulverizatorum


text: pulverizatarum

title: pulverizatarum


text: pulverizatam

title: pulverizatam


text: pulverizatos

title: pulverizatos


text: pulverizatas

title: pulverizatas


text: pulverizanda

title: pulverizanda