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Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2011-02/Deprecating less-than symbol in etymologies

Unmoved
As my questions in the previous discussion were unaddressed, I remain unmoved to participate in the poll which I consider to be a classic "this is a stupid divisive issue I feel like forcing a vote on that I admit is pointless". There are few things more contemptible in online communities. - Amgine/talk 06:59, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Polling and voting is not evil. Polls and votes can be poorly setup, they can go wrong, but they can also achieve useful results in a legitimate and fair way.

 * As regards your questions "What are the effects on machine-parsing en.WT content? how might this affect the dbpedia-folx efforts to build ontology parsing of en.WT content? are there similar or developing standards across Wiktionary languages?", which I admit I have not answered: unification of formatting has benefits for anyone trying to parse Wiktionary content. Parsing of etymologies can be made even easier by further use of templating, which the vote does not prevent. In addition, people who are trying to build ontologies don't care about etymologies, only about definitions and semantic relations.

 * As regards your question "What specific problem does this address?": this is an attempt at unification of formatting of etymologies. Lack of unification is confusing to new contributors of etymologies, as they can go neither by common practice (because it is mixed) nor by policy (because there is none). --Dan Polansky 07:28, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Polling and voting are by nature divisive, therefore evil in the context of an online community. Discussion leading to a consensus of opinion is preferred, though it is admittedly a slower process.

 * RDF ontologies of dictionaries would certainly include etymological relations; in fact they could completely obviate etym sections which would, instead, be automatically generated from the meta-data. However, this assumes there is an original and useful etym section with which to begin.

 * Standardisation, as you point out, is most beneficial for the parsing process. Have you examined the standards used in other Wiktionary languages? In general it's is usual to default to the most-common format across all references, deviating only when there is a demonstrated need to do so.

 * Presuming all the above, "what specific problem does this address?" You do not make a problem statement which is logical. Users may follow the common, mixed, practice because there is no specific policy, and there is no demonstrated need for a specific policy because, as yet, there is no trans-language standardisation. A possible formation, for which I have no evidence whatsoever, might be Readers are confused by the over-use of symbols and jargon within Wiktionary etymology sections, in particular the use of '<' to indicate descent from an antecedent term. This should be immediately followed by citations of evidence documenting the problem's existence. - Amgine/talk 20:10, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Are you going to change your mind about polling and voting? Because the general consensus of opinion is against you. Moreover, it is much easier to create consensus with people who don't label things as evil; labeling things as evil makes it hard for you to conceded the point (as may be needed to form consensus), it gives people the impression you aren't willing to work towards any consensus that isn't your preferred option, and it tends to push other people (who naturally resent their preferred option being labeled with such a strong word) towards a more polarized viewpoint.

 * In a world where our users were familiar and comfortable with consensus building techniques, it might be the right way to go. But most of us aren't; and consensus can be more divisive than voting. A voter can be on the wrong side, lose, and accept that. In consensus systems, people can't be on the wrong side; if you refuse to come to consensus, you're a troublemaker; in consensus nobody can openly disagree with the system. In a more communal society, that might work; in the individualistic societies most of the editors are from, it's not acceptable to silence nonconformists. Eppur si muove!--Prosfilaes 21:45, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Well, no, I won't change my mind about polling and voting. Something you should keep in mind is polls require consensus to abide by their outcome, which generally will happen where the poll is perceived to have been fair, but where canvassing, etc. occurs it tends to harm the collaborative nature of the community. The same is true of every consensus model except absolute consensus; one's preferred result may not ultimately be implemented, but where the process is viewed as fair and balanced most will happily support the result - but no side will have 'lost'. - Amgine/talk 01:30, 13 March 2011 (UTC)

 * (unindent, responding to Amgine) Discussion leading to a consensus of opinion is often an infinitely slow process, especially if the subject of discussion is a matter of taste: there's no accounting for taste, so there are often very few valid arguments in such a discussion. If you don't believe it, consider how many of the past discussions in Wiktionary have resulted in a consensus and a subsequent action.

 * Re "RDF ontologies of dictionaries would certainly include etymological relations": I very much doubt that. I have seen some fragments of ontologies, and none of them had anything to do with etymology. If you show me a fragment of an ontology that incorporates etymological information, I may change my mind. Inserted later: Oh, I have misunderstood. Yes, an ontology for a dictionary would model also etymological relations. But I was originally answering to this question: "How might this affect the dbpedia-folx efforts to build ontology parsing of en.WT content?" Within the context of that question: when someone is parsing Wiktionary to build an ontology from it, the etymology sections are irrelevant. But let us drop the subject: even if I concede for the sake of discussion that etymologies are relevant, standardization does not harm efforts to parse Wiktionary etymologies.

 * I have not examined Wiktionaries in other languages. I have examined other English-language dictionaries, and stated the results in the poll.

 * I see the lack of unification as a problem. If you think the lack of unification is not a problem at all, here we differ. --Dan Polansky 21:57, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * I don't think arguing about which consensus models are successful is relevant to this discussion.

 * My earlier questions were primarily open-ended questions which occurred to me when looking over the discussion as topics which had not been addressed. For all intents and purposes they are still not addressed beyond "standardization does not harm efforts to parse Wiktionary etymologies." Since there are already software/XSLT currently parsing wiktionary entries for a range of applications I believe your answer is perhaps flippant. Changes to the way information is presented, especially templates, will have effects on services trying to reuse en.WT's contents. But, as the questions are simply about things I feel are important to think about when making such proposals, there is no need to reply to them more seriously.

 * Working with a larger vision than any one language is, in my opinion, both the most difficult and a most important goal in decision-making. - Amgine/talk 01:30, 13 March 2011 (UTC)

 * (unindent) Again on parsing: the format "from" is already used in many entries in Wiktionary, so any programmatic extraction of etymologies from Wiktionary already needs to deal with that format. Even if, rather hypothetically, a piece of code wanted to deal with the "<" format, this format can be obtained by something like "sed 's/, from / < /g'", or an equivalent code in Java, Python, PHP, Perl, C++ or any other language that comes to mind. My response is in earnest: I am wholy confident that programmatic extraction of etymologies is not negatively affected if this vote passes, and I have explained where my confidence stems from. --Dan Polansky 08:59, 14 March 2011 (UTC)


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epizootically

Adverb

 * 1) In the manner of an epizootic; in a way that affects a particular species or range of species.
 * 2) Regarding epizootics; in the context of the study of epizootics.
 * 1) Regarding epizootics; in the context of the study of epizootics.

title: epizootically


text:
sharrë

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Alternatively borrowed through from ; compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) saw
 * 2) sawmill
 * 3) saw-toothed ridge: steep mountain range, hidden ocean reef
 * 4)  lockjaw, tetanus

title: sharrë


text:
shalë

Etymology
Borrowed through a probable form of (probably influenced by Latin ), from. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) thigh, the part of a human's body from the knee and up, the inner part of the thigh

Noun

 * 1) horse's saddle; as opposed to donkey's saddle, samar.
 * 2) bicycle or motorcycle saddle

title: shalë


text:
rrâni

Etymology
Borrowed through from.

Noun

 * 1)  kidney

title: rrâni


text: Category:English terms prefixed with ker-


text: kerboom

title: kerboom


text: adhrim

title: adhrim


text: avrim

title: avrim


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title: Template talk:aln-noun


text: afërim

title: afërim


text: ânë

title: ânë


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kompyuteran

Noun

 * 1) an internet café
 * 2) an amusement arcade
 * 3) a computer shop

title: kompyuteran


text:
Talk:Wikinews

Wikinews
Seeing as [[Wiktionary]] has been deleted. --Felonia 17:22, 10 October 2010 (UTC)

 * I believe this should be RFV'd per WT:BRAND. —Ruakh TALK 17:56, 10 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Yeah, RFV. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:58, 11 October 2010 (UTC)
 * It would be for RFV, but this is going to require demanding attestation work, involving wrestling with 7 requirements. I would just keep it in RFD, and postponse RFV indefinitely. Felonia is Wonderfool. --Dan Polansky 14:12, 16 October 2010 (UTC)

It doesn't stand a chance, but I've sent to RFV. DAVilla 05:59, 23 December 2010 (UTC)

RFV
Previous RFD, needs to meet WT:BRAND. DAVilla 06:18, 23 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Failed RFV. Equinox ◑ 00:00, 9 July 2011 (UTC)

RFD discussion: August 2019–April 2020
Smartly, we deleted Wikibooks. To follow suit...--Gibraltar Rocks (talk) 00:10, 20 August 2019 (UTC)
 * It was deleted in 2009 having failed RFV, this should be an RFV not an RFD. I wouldn't be shocked if Wikibooks would be citable now. - TheDaveRoss  02:59, 20 August 2019 (UTC)

 * Sigh, really, move to RFV. Equinox ◑ 03:07, 20 August 2019 (UTC)
 * The question is whether the citations in Wikinews and Citations:Wikinews meet WT:BRAND. The quotation "... Wikinews, an online news site ..." fails WT:BRAND's "The text preceding and surrounding the citation must not identify the product or service to which the brand name applies, whether by stating explicitly or implicitly some feature or use of the product or service from which its type and purpose may be surmised, or some inherent quality that is necessary for an understanding of the author’s intent" since the type of the product is seen from the quotation. As an aside, Wikinews entry was created by Wonderfool and is here nominated for deletion by Wonderfool. --Dan Polansky (talk) 08:17, 23 August 2019 (UTC)
 * Kept, if someone wants to RFV please do. - TheDaveRoss  16:46, 17 April 2020 (UTC)

RFV discussion: July 2020
All citations given as of now are specifically uses from web sources that are about WMF projects. Also this is the second RFV, first time was a failure. PseudoSkull (talk) 21:47, 2 July 2020 (UTC)

 * Yeah the cites were not convincing at all; see Talk:Wikinews for previous discussions; there is no magical exemption for being a wiki project. So I have speedied it. There are zillions of incoming links unfortunately and I can't easily deal with them all (especially ones that are actual translations of the term; must they be RFVed separately? ack!!). Equinox ◑ 02:04, 9 July 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:Wikinews


text: छः

title: छः


text:
katastrofalny

Adjective

 * 1) catastrophic, disastrous

title: katastrofalny


text:
droeven

Etymology
From, from , from , from. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to be sad, to sadden

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to be sad, to mourn

title: droeven


text:
tragiczny

Etymology
+.

Adjective

 * 1) tragic
 * 2)  tragic

title: tragiczny


text:
tragicznie

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) tragically

title: tragicznie


text:
hydrostatyczny

Adjective

 * 1) hydrostatic

title: hydrostatyczny


text:
hydrostatyka

Noun

 * 1) hydrostatics, fluid statics

title: hydrostatyka


text:
explosió

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) explosion

title: explosió


text:
faoiseamh

Etymology
From, from , verbal noun of 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) relief, alleviation, ease

title: faoiseamh


text:
treballador

Etymology
From the verb.

Noun

 * 1) worker

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) hardworking

Noun

 * 1) worker

title: treballador


text:
fusió

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) fusion
 * 2)  melting

title: fusió


text:
radioactivitat

Noun

 * 1) radioactivity

title: radioactivitat


text:
primer ministre

Noun

 * 1) prime minister

title: primer ministre


text:
sostre

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ceiling

title: sostre


text:
'γώ

Usage notes
usually loses its initial ⟨ε⟩ when following a vowel and sometimes loses its accent.

title: 'γώ


text:
agència

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) agency office of an agent

title: agència


text:
agência

Etymology
or, both from.

Noun

 * 1) agency capacity of individuals to act independently
 * 2) agency establishment engaged in doing business for another

title: agência


text:
refredar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to cool down
 * 2)  to cool down
 * 3)  to catch a cold

title: refredar


text:
emergència

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) emergence
 * 2) emergency

title: emergència


text:
terratrèmol

Etymology
From, from , genitive form of , and. The final l is due to.

Noun

 * 1) earthquake

title: terratrèmol


text:
soroll

Etymology
From the verb (itself possibly from  crossed with ), possibly influenced by.

Noun

 * 1) noise
 * 2)  stir, uproar, row
 * 1)  stir, uproar, row
 * 1)  stir, uproar, row
 * 1)  stir, uproar, row

title: soroll


text:
what are the odds

Phrase

 * 1)  Used to express surprise at an unlikely outcome.

title: what are the odds


text:
praecino

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sing or play before
 * 2) to predict, foretell

title: praecino


text: praecinis

title: praecinis


text: praecinit

title: praecinit


text: praecinimus

title: praecinimus


text: praecinitis

title: praecinitis


text: praecinunt

title: praecinunt


text: praecinam

title: praecinam


text: praecines

title: praecines


text: praecinet

title: praecinet


text: praecinemus

title: praecinemus


text: praecinetis

title: praecinetis


text: praecinent

title: praecinent


text: praecinebam

title: praecinebam


text: praecinebas

title: praecinebas


text: praecinebat

title: praecinebat


text: praecinebamus

title: praecinebamus


text: praecinebatis

title: praecinebatis


text: praecinebant

title: praecinebant


text: praecinui

title: praecinui


text: praecinuisti

title: praecinuisti


text: praecinuit

title: praecinuit


text: praecinuimus

title: praecinuimus


text: praecinuistis

title: praecinuistis


text: praecinuerunt

title: praecinuerunt


text: praecinuero

title: praecinuero


text: praecinueris

title: praecinueris


text: praecinuerit

title: praecinuerit


text: praecinuerimus

title: praecinuerimus


text: praecinueritis

title: praecinueritis


text: praecinuerint

title: praecinuerint


text: praecinueram

title: praecinueram


text: praecinueras

title: praecinueras


text: praecinuerat

title: praecinuerat


text: praecinueramus

title: praecinueramus


text: praecinueratis

title: praecinueratis


text: praecinuerant

title: praecinuerant


text: praecinor

title: praecinor


text: praecineris

title: praecineris


text: praecinitur

title: praecinitur


text: praecinimur

title: praecinimur


text: praecinimini

title: praecinimini


text: praecinuntur

title: praecinuntur


text: praecinar

title: praecinar


text: praecinetur

title: praecinetur


text: praecinemur

title: praecinemur


text: praecinemini

title: praecinemini


text: praecinentur

title: praecinentur


text: praecinebar

title: praecinebar


text: praecinebaris

title: praecinebaris


text: praecinebatur

title: praecinebatur


text: praecinebamur

title: praecinebamur


text: praecinebamini

title: praecinebamini


text: praecinebantur

title: praecinebantur


text: praecinas

title: praecinas


text: praecinat

title: praecinat


text: praecinamus

title: praecinamus


text: praecinatis

title: praecinatis


text: praecinant

title: praecinant


text: praecinerem

title: praecinerem


text: praecineres

title: praecineres


text: praecineret

title: praecineret


text: praecineremus

title: praecineremus


text: praecineretis

title: praecineretis


text: praecinerent

title: praecinerent


text: praecinuerim

title: praecinuerim


text: praecinuissem

title: praecinuissem


text: praecinuisses

title: praecinuisses


text: praecinuisset

title: praecinuisset


text: praecinuissemus

title: praecinuissemus


text: praecinuissetis

title: praecinuissetis


text: praecinuissent

title: praecinuissent


text: praecinaris

title: praecinaris


text: praecinatur

title: praecinatur


text: praecinamur

title: praecinamur


text: praecinamini

title: praecinamini


text: praecinantur

title: praecinantur


text: praecinerer

title: praecinerer


text: praecinereris

title: praecinereris


text: praecineretur

title: praecineretur


text: praecineremur

title: praecineremur


text: praecineremini

title: praecineremini


text: praecinerentur

title: praecinerentur


text: praecine

title: praecine


text: praecinito

title: praecinito


text: praecinite

title: praecinite


text: praecinitote

title: praecinitote


text: praecinunto

title: praecinunto


text: praecinere

title: praecinere


text: praecinitor

title: praecinitor


text: praecinuntor

title: praecinuntor


text: praecinuisse

title: praecinuisse


text: praecini

title: praecini


text:
praecipiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to predict or foretell

title: praecipiendus


text: praecipienda

title: praecipienda


text: praecipiendum

title: praecipiendum


text: praecipiendi

title: praecipiendi


text: praecipiendae

title: praecipiendae


text: praecipiendorum

title: praecipiendorum


text: praecipiendarum

title: praecipiendarum


text: praecipiendo

title: praecipiendo


text: praecipiendis

title: praecipiendis


text: praecipiendam

title: praecipiendam


text: praecipiendos

title: praecipiendos


text: praecipiendas

title: praecipiendas


text: praecipiende

title: praecipiende


text:
Talk:britan

Tatar
What's the source for the Tatar? According to it's Британия (uppercase first letter). Not sure what the Latin form of that is, but it's *not* britan. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:22, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:britan


text:
praecisus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shortened, severed
 * 2) battered, smashed

title: praecisus


text: praecisa

title: praecisa


text: praecisum

title: praecisum


text: praecisi

title: praecisi


text: praecisae

title: praecisae


text: praecisorum

title: praecisorum


text: praecisarum

title: praecisarum


text: praeciso

title: praeciso


text: praecisis

title: praecisis


text: praecisam

title: praecisam


text: praecisos

title: praecisos


text: praecisas

title: praecisas


text: praecise

title: praecise


text:
praeclaritas

Noun

 * 1) excellence

title: praeclaritas


text: praeclaritates

title: praeclaritates


text: praeclaritatis

title: praeclaritatis


text: praeclaritatum

title: praeclaritatum


text: praeclaritati

title: praeclaritati


text: praeclaritatibus

title: praeclaritatibus


text: praeclaritatem

title: praeclaritatem


text: praeclaritate

title: praeclaritate


text: Category:Tatar terms suffixed with -лы

title: Category:Tatar terms suffixed with -лы


text:
máglyarakás

Noun

 * 1) pyre

title: máglyarakás


text:
aranygaluska

Noun

 * 1) a Hungarian dessert consisting of dumpling balls layered into a cake with vanilla custard-filled pockets

title: aranygaluska


text:
laveri

Etymology
Apparently a native derivation related to either (from Russian ) or  (from a Baltic language; compare Lithuanian ). Both ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) A rough wooden bed or platform for sleeping.
 * 2)  A simple wooden bed, the bottom of which is typically made of laths.

title: laveri


text:
lavitsa

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A rough wooden bed or platform for sleeping.

title: lavitsa


text:
黑漆漆

Adjective

 * 1)  pitch-black

title: 黑漆漆


text:
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murenger

Etymology
From, from , from , from +.

Noun

 * 1) An officer in charge of the town walls, or their repairs.

title: murenger


text: laitellut

title: laitellut


text:
凶心

Noun

 * 1)  ferocious spirit

title: 凶心


text:
jagnięcy

Etymology
..

Adjective

 * 1)  lamb, kid

title: jagnięcy


text: laitella

title: laitella


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hehait

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hehait


text: Category:Proto-Germanic verb forms

title: Category:Proto-Germanic verb forms


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/himaz

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/himaz


text:
怯弱

Adjective

 * 1) timid and weak-willed

Adjective

 * 1) timid and weak-willed

Noun

 * 1) timidity and weak will

title: 怯弱


text:
jeleni

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  deer

title: jeleni


text:
krowi

Etymology
. . Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  cow; bovine

title: krowi


text:
lwi

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  lion, lion's; leonine

title: lwi


text: nanomētoru

title: nanomētoru


text:
mysi

Etymology
..

Adjective

 * 1)  mouse; murine

title: mysi


text:
ośli

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  donkey

title: ośli


text: -jin

title: -jin


text: perapera

title: perapera


text:
prefektura

Etymology
From, from (compare ).

Noun

 * 1) prefecture

Etymology
From, from (compare ).

Noun

 * 1) prefecture

title: prefektura


text: zēzē

title: zēzē


text: zāzā

title: zāzā


text: ranpu

title: ranpu


text: Kosutarika

title: Kosutarika


text:
Appendix talk:Index/Serbo-Croatian/lj

It is Croatian language, is not serbo. http://www.nsk.hr/UserFiles/File/Slu%C5%BEeno%20prihva%C4%87anje%20izmjena%20ISO%20639-2%20Registration%20Authority.pdf

http://www.ethnologue.com/show_family.asp?subid=292-16

http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/php/code_list.php

title: Appendix talk:Index/Serbo-Croatian/lj


text:
aufnahmefähig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) perceptive
 * 2) receptive

title: aufnahmefähig


text:
praecordia

Etymology
From, from + ,.

Noun

 * 1)  The front part of the thoracic region; the epigastrium.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  diaphragm; midriff
 * 2) entrails
 * 3) chest

title: praecordia


text: praecordiae

title: praecordiae


text: praecordiarum

title: praecordiarum


text: praecordiis

title: praecordiis


text: praecordiam

title: praecordiam


text: praecordias

title: praecordias


text:
praecursus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) preceded
 * 2) surpassed

title: praecursus


text: praecursa

title: praecursa


text: praecursum

title: praecursum


text: praecursi

title: praecursi


text: praecursae

title: praecursae


text: praecursarum

title: praecursarum


text: praecurso

title: praecurso


text: praecursis

title: praecursis


text: praecursam

title: praecursam


text: praecursos

title: praecursos


text: praecursas

title: praecursas


text: praecurse

title: praecurse


text:
へんい

Noun

 * 1)  change, variation, mutation
 * 2)  change in position, displacement
 * 3)  change, alteration, mutation

Verb

 * 1)  change; undergo mutation
 * 2)  change position, displace
 * 3)  change, mutate

title: へんい


text: hen'i

title: hen'i


text:
praedatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pillaged, plundered, despoiled
 * 2) ravaged, robbed

title: praedatus


text: praedata

title: praedata


text: praedatum

title: praedatum


text: praedati

title: praedati


text: praedatae

title: praedatae


text: praedatorum

title: praedatorum


text: praedatarum

title: praedatarum


text: praedatam

title: praedatam


text: praedatos

title: praedatos


text: praedatas

title: praedatas


text: praedones

title: praedones


text: praedonis

title: praedonis


text: praedonum

title: praedonum


text: praedoni

title: praedoni


text: praedonibus

title: praedonibus


text: praedonem

title: praedonem


text: praedone

title: praedone


text: praegnantes

title: praegnantes


text: praegnantia

title: praegnantia


text: praegnantis

title: praegnantis


text: praegnantium

title: praegnantium


text: praegnanti

title: praegnanti


text: praegnantibus

title: praegnantibus


text: praegnantem

title: praegnantem


text:
praegrediens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) preceding
 * 2) surpassing

title: praegrediens


text: praegredientes

title: praegredientes


text: praegredientia

title: praegredientia


text: praegredientis

title: praegredientis


text: praegredientium

title: praegredientium


text: praegredienti

title: praegredienti


text: praegrediente

title: praegrediente


text: praegredientibus

title: praegredientibus


text: praegredientem

title: praegredientem


text:
Aufnahmefähigkeit

Noun

 * 1) absorbability
 * 2) capacity
 * 3) receptivity

title: Aufnahmefähigkeit


text:
praegusto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to taste (eat or drink) beforehand

title: praegusto


text: praegustas

title: praegustas


text: praegustat

title: praegustat


text: praegustamus

title: praegustamus


text: praegustatis

title: praegustatis


text: praegustant

title: praegustant


text: praegustabo

title: praegustabo


text: praegustabis

title: praegustabis


text: praegustabit

title: praegustabit


text: praegustabimus

title: praegustabimus


text: praegustabitis

title: praegustabitis


text: praegustabunt

title: praegustabunt


text: praegustabam

title: praegustabam


text: praegustabas

title: praegustabas


text: praegustabat

title: praegustabat


text: praegustabamus

title: praegustabamus


text: praegustabatis

title: praegustabatis


text: praegustabant

title: praegustabant


text: praegustavi

title: praegustavi


text: praegustavisti

title: praegustavisti


text: praegustavit

title: praegustavit


text: praegustavimus

title: praegustavimus


text: praegustavistis

title: praegustavistis


text: praegustaverunt

title: praegustaverunt


text: praegustavero

title: praegustavero


text: praegustaveris

title: praegustaveris


text: praegustaverit

title: praegustaverit


text: praegustaverimus

title: praegustaverimus


text: praegustaveritis

title: praegustaveritis


text: praegustaverint

title: praegustaverint


text: praegustaveram

title: praegustaveram


text: praegustaveras

title: praegustaveras


text: praegustaverat

title: praegustaverat


text: praegustaveramus

title: praegustaveramus


text: praegustaveratis

title: praegustaveratis


text: praegustaverant

title: praegustaverant


text: praegustor

title: praegustor


text: praegustaris

title: praegustaris


text: praegustamur

title: praegustamur


text: praegustamini

title: praegustamini


text: praegustatur

title: praegustatur


text: praegustantur

title: praegustantur


text: praegustabor

title: praegustabor


text: praegustaberis

title: praegustaberis


text: praegustabimur

title: praegustabimur


text: praegustabimini

title: praegustabimini


text: praegustabitur

title: praegustabitur


text: praegustabuntur

title: praegustabuntur


text: praegustabar

title: praegustabar


text: praegustabaris

title: praegustabaris


text: praegustabamur

title: praegustabamur


text: praegustabamini

title: praegustabamini


text: praegustabatur

title: praegustabatur


text: praegustabantur

title: praegustabantur


text: praegustem

title: praegustem


text:
praegustatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) tasted beforehand

title: praegustatus


text: praegustes

title: praegustes


text: praegustet

title: praegustet


text: praegustemus

title: praegustemus


text: praegustetis

title: praegustetis


text: praegustent

title: praegustent


text: praegustarem

title: praegustarem


text: praegustata

title: praegustata


text: praegustares

title: praegustares


text: praegustatum

title: praegustatum


text: praegustaret

title: praegustaret


text: praegustaremus

title: praegustaremus


text: praegustaretis

title: praegustaretis


text: praegustarent

title: praegustarent


text: praegustaverim

title: praegustaverim


text: praegustavissem

title: praegustavissem


text: praegustavisses

title: praegustavisses


text: praegustavisset

title: praegustavisset


text: praegustati

title: praegustati


text: praegustavissemus

title: praegustavissemus


text: praegustatae

title: praegustatae


text: praegustavissetis

title: praegustavissetis


text: praegustatorum

title: praegustatorum


text: praegustatarum

title: praegustatarum


text: praegustavissent

title: praegustavissent


text: praegustato

title: praegustato


text: praegustatam

title: praegustatam


text: praeguster

title: praeguster


text: praegusteris

title: praegusteris


text: praegustemur

title: praegustemur


text: praegustemini

title: praegustemini


text: praegustatos

title: praegustatos


text: praegustatas

title: praegustatas


text: praegustate

title: praegustate


text: praegustetur

title: praegustetur


text: praegustentur

title: praegustentur


text: praegustarer

title: praegustarer


text: praegustareris

title: praegustareris


text: praegustaremur

title: praegustaremur


text: praegustaremini

title: praegustaremini


text:
praenoscens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) foreknowing

title: praenoscens


text: praenoscentes

title: praenoscentes


text: praenoscentia

title: praenoscentia


text: praenoscentis

title: praenoscentis


text: praegustaretur

title: praegustaretur


text: praenoscentium

title: praenoscentium


text: praegustarentur

title: praegustarentur


text: praegusta

title: praegusta


text: praegustatote

title: praegustatote


text: praegustanto

title: praegustanto


text: praegustare

title: praegustare


text: praenoscenti

title: praenoscenti


text: praenoscente

title: praenoscente


text:
praegustator

Noun

 * 1) taster (of food before it is brought to table)

title: praegustator


text: praenoscentibus

title: praenoscentibus


text: praegustantor

title: praegustantor


text: praegustavisse

title: praegustavisse


text: praegustari

title: praegustari


text: praenoscentem

title: praenoscentem


text:
praeordino

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to preordain

title: praeordino


text: praeordinas

title: praeordinas


text: praeordinat

title: praeordinat


text: praeordinamus

title: praeordinamus


text: praeordinatis

title: praeordinatis


text: praeordinant

title: praeordinant


text: praeordinabo

title: praeordinabo


text: praeordinabis

title: praeordinabis


text: praeordinabit

title: praeordinabit


text:
praeordinatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) preordained

title: praeordinatus


text: praeordinata

title: praeordinata


text: praeordinatum

title: praeordinatum


text: praeordinabimus

title: praeordinabimus


text: praeordinati

title: praeordinati


text: praeordinabitis

title: praeordinabitis


text: praeordinatae

title: praeordinatae


text: praeordinabunt

title: praeordinabunt


text: praeordinabam

title: praeordinabam


text: praeordinatorum

title: praeordinatorum


text: praeordinatarum

title: praeordinatarum


text: praeordinato

title: praeordinato


text: praeordinabas

title: praeordinabas


text: praeordinabat

title: praeordinabat


text: praeordinabamus

title: praeordinabamus


text: praeordinatam

title: praeordinatam


text: praeordinatos

title: praeordinatos


text: praeordinabatis

title: praeordinabatis


text: praeordinatas

title: praeordinatas


text: praeordinate

title: praeordinate


text: praeordinabant

title: praeordinabant


text:
Verdi

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * , Italian composer
 * , Italian composer

Proper noun

 * 1)  any of several Green political parties

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Etymology
.

title: Verdi


text: praeordinavi

title: praeordinavi


text: praeordinavisti

title: praeordinavisti


text: praeordinavit

title: praeordinavit


text: praeordinavimus

title: praeordinavimus


text: praeordinavistis

title: praeordinavistis


text: praeparasset

title: praeparasset


text: praeordinaverunt

title: praeordinaverunt


text: praeparasti

title: praeparasti


text: praeordinavero

title: praeordinavero


text: praeordinaveris

title: praeordinaveris


text: praeordinaverit

title: praeordinaverit


text: praeordinaverimus

title: praeordinaverimus


text: praeordinaveritis

title: praeordinaveritis


text:
Talk:ferrer un poisson

ferrer un poisson
How is this idiomatic? It doesn't mean anything else other than its literal SoP meaning. I suggest adding a new sense at ferrer (to hook (a fish)) and deleting this entry. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 08:13, 21 November 2010 (UTC)
 * delete. I agree. This is not a set phrase, un poisson is used only to make clear what sense of ferrer the definition refers to. Lmaltier 08:22, 21 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Delete, SoP. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:01, 21 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Deleted by . Mglovesfun (talk) 14:44, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:ferrer un poisson


text: praeordinaverint

title: praeordinaverint


text: praeordinaveram

title: praeordinaveram


text: praeordinaveras

title: praeordinaveras


text: praeordinaverat

title: praeordinaverat


text: praeordinaveramus

title: praeordinaveramus


text: praeordinaveratis

title: praeordinaveratis


text: praeordinaverant

title: praeordinaverant


text: praeordinor

title: praeordinor


text: praeordinaris

title: praeordinaris


text: praeordinamur

title: praeordinamur


text: praeordinamini

title: praeordinamini


text: praeordinatur

title: praeordinatur


text: praeordinantur

title: praeordinantur


text: praeordinabor

title: praeordinabor


text: praeordinaberis

title: praeordinaberis


text: praeordinabimur

title: praeordinabimur


text: praeordinabimini

title: praeordinabimini


text:
praeponens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) placing in command; putting in front of

title: praeponens


text: praeordinabitur

title: praeordinabitur


text: praeponentes

title: praeponentes


text: praeponentia

title: praeponentia


text: praeordinabuntur

title: praeordinabuntur


text: praeordinabar

title: praeordinabar


text: praeponentis

title: praeponentis


text: praeordinabaris

title: praeordinabaris


text: praeponentium

title: praeponentium


text: praeordinabamur

title: praeordinabamur


text: praeordinabamini

title: praeordinabamini


text: praeponenti

title: praeponenti


text: praeordinabatur

title: praeordinabatur


text: praeponente

title: praeponente


text: praeordinabantur

title: praeordinabantur


text: praeponentibus

title: praeponentibus


text: praeordinem

title: praeordinem


text: praeordines

title: praeordines


text: praeponentem

title: praeponentem


text: praeordinet

title: praeordinet


text: praeordinemus

title: praeordinemus


text: praeordinetis

title: praeordinetis


text: praeordinent

title: praeordinent


text: praeordinarem

title: praeordinarem


text: praeordinares

title: praeordinares


text: praeordinaret

title: praeordinaret


text: praeordinaremus

title: praeordinaremus


text: praeordinaretis

title: praeordinaretis


text: praeordinarent

title: praeordinarent


text: praeordinaverim

title: praeordinaverim


text: praeordinavissem

title: praeordinavissem


text: praeordinavisses

title: praeordinavisses


text: praeordinavisset

title: praeordinavisset


text: praeordinavissemus

title: praeordinavissemus


text: praeordinavissetis

title: praeordinavissetis


text: praeordinavissent

title: praeordinavissent


text: praeordiner

title: praeordiner


text: praeordineris

title: praeordineris


text:
praesagus

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) foreboding
 * 2) prophetic

title: praesagus


text: praeordinemur

title: praeordinemur


text: praeordinemini

title: praeordinemini


text: praeordinetur

title: praeordinetur


text: praeordinentur

title: praeordinentur


text: praeordinarer

title: praeordinarer


text: praesaga

title: praesaga


text: praeordinareris

title: praeordinareris


text: praeordinaremur

title: praeordinaremur


text: praeordinaremini

title: praeordinaremini


text: praeordinaretur

title: praeordinaretur


text: praeordinarentur

title: praeordinarentur


text: praesagum

title: praesagum


text: praeordina

title: praeordina


text: praesagi

title: praesagi


text: praesagae

title: praesagae


text: praeordinatote

title: praeordinatote


text: praeordinanto

title: praeordinanto


text: praeordinare

title: praeordinare


text: praeordinator

title: praeordinator


text: praesagorum

title: praesagorum


text: praeordinantor

title: praeordinantor


text: praesagarum

title: praesagarum


text: praesago

title: praesago


text: praesagis

title: praesagis


text: praeordinavisse

title: praeordinavisse


text: praesagam

title: praesagam


text: praesagos

title: praesagos


text: praeordinari

title: praeordinari


text: praesagas

title: praesagas


text: praesage

title: praesage


text:
'σύ

Usage notes
εσύ usually loses its initial ε when following a vowel and sometimes loses its accent.

title: 'σύ


text: praestitisse

title: praestitisse


text:
'συ

Usage notes
εσύ usually loses its initial ε when following a vowel and sometimes loses its accent.

title: 'συ


text:
praestans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) excelling, surpassing
 * 2) providing, supplying

title: praestans


text: praestantes

title: praestantes


text:
praestantia

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) preeminence, superiority, excellence

title: praestantia


text: praestantis

title: praestantis


text: praestantium

title: praestantium


text: praestanti

title: praestanti


text: praestante

title: praestante


text: praestantibus

title: praestantibus


text: praestantem

title: praestantem


text:
yippee ki-yay

Etymology
Associated with the 19th-century Western United States; possibly influenced by a line, yippee yi yo kayah, from a 1930s song.

title: yippee ki-yay


text: praestavi

title: praestavi


text: praestavisti

title: praestavisti


text: praestavit

title: praestavit


text: praestavimus

title: praestavimus


text: praestavistis

title: praestavistis


text: praestaverunt

title: praestaverunt


text: praestavero

title: praestavero


text: praestaveris

title: praestaveris


text: praestaverit

title: praestaverit


text: praestaverimus

title: praestaverimus


text: praestaveritis

title: praestaveritis


text: praestaverint

title: praestaverint


text: praestaveram

title: praestaveram


text: praestaveras

title: praestaveras


text: praestaverat

title: praestaverat


text: praestaveramus

title: praestaveramus


text: praestaveratis

title: praestaveratis


text: praestaverant

title: praestaverant


text: praestaverim

title: praestaverim


text: praestavissem

title: praestavissem


text: praestavisses

title: praestavisses


text: praestavisset

title: praestavisset


text: praestavissemus

title: praestavissemus


text: praestavissetis

title: praestavissetis


text: praestavissent

title: praestavissent


text: Category:Guaraní prepositions

title: Category:Guaraní prepositions


text:
& cetera

Etymology
A use of the ligature to stand for the  in.

title: & cetera


text: pescion

title: pescion


text:
Talk:clientele

Uncountable or not
Hello, into this article, it is specified clientele is uncountable but into clientèle article, it is mentionned the opposite. Could you correct this "problem"? Thanks. Pamputt 17:17, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Fixed. —Stephen (Talk) 18:34, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:clientele


text:
surowiec

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) raw material, resource
 * 2) feedstock

title: surowiec


text:
praetergressus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) walked or marched by
 * 2) surpassed, excelled

title: praetergressus


text: praetergressa

title: praetergressa


text: praetergressum

title: praetergressum


text: praetergressi

title: praetergressi


text: praetergressae

title: praetergressae


text: praeteriet

title: praeteriet


text: praetergressorum

title: praetergressorum


text: praetergressarum

title: praetergressarum


text: praetergresso

title: praetergresso


text: praetergressis

title: praetergressis


text: praetergressam

title: praetergressam


text: praetergressos

title: praetergressos


text: praetergressas

title: praetergressas


text: praetergresse

title: praetergresse


text: praeteriri

title: praeteriri


text:
praevaricans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transgressing

title: praevaricans


text: praevaricantes

title: praevaricantes


text: praevaricantia

title: praevaricantia


text: praevaricantis

title: praevaricantis


text: praevaricantium

title: praevaricantium


text: praevaricanti

title: praevaricanti


text: praevaricante

title: praevaricante


text: praevaricantibus

title: praevaricantibus


text: praevaricantem

title: praevaricantem


text:
pratum

Etymology
From. Cognate with. Compare with.

Noun

 * pl of prato

 * 1) meadows
 * 2) crops, fields, hence bent with the fruits of such

 * 1) * 4th-century AD, Jerome of Stridon (St. Jerome), Vulgate, Proverbs 27:25
 * aperta sunt prāta et appāruērunt herbae virentēs et collēcta sunt faena dē montibus
 * The meadows are open, and the green herbs have appeared, and the hay is gathered out of the mountains.
 * (trans.: Douay-Rheims Bible)

title: pratum


text: pratorum

title: pratorum


text:
pratis

Participle

 * 1) having known how to, having been able to;

title: pratis


text:
precatus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) beseeched, entreated

title: precatus


text: precata

title: precata


text: precatum

title: precatum


text: precati

title: precati


text: precatae

title: precatae


text: precatorum

title: precatorum


text: precatarum

title: precatarum


text: precato

title: precato


text: precatis

title: precatis


text: precatam

title: precatam


text: precatos

title: precatos


text: precatas

title: precatas


text: precate

title: precate


text:
premens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pressing
 * 2) pursuing

title: premens


text: prementes

title: prementes


text: prementia

title: prementia


text: prementis

title: prementis


text: prementium

title: prementium


text: prementi

title: prementi


text: prementibus

title: prementibus


text: prementem

title: prementem


text:
demontować

Etymology
+.

Verb

 * 1)  to disassemble, to dismantle
 * 2)  to disassemble, to dismantle, to disrupt
 * 1)  to disassemble, to dismantle, to disrupt
 * 1)  to disassemble, to dismantle, to disrupt

title: demontować


text: partial dependencies

title: partial dependencies


text: accourcissant

title: accourcissant


text: accourci

title: accourci


text: accourcis

title: accourcis


text: accourcit

title: accourcit


text: accourcissons

title: accourcissons


text: accourcissez

title: accourcissez


text: accourcissent

title: accourcissent


text: accourcissais

title: accourcissais


text: accourcissait

title: accourcissait


text: accourcissions

title: accourcissions


text: accourcissiez

title: accourcissiez


text: accourcissaient

title: accourcissaient


text: accourcîmes

title: accourcîmes


text: accourcîtes

title: accourcîtes


text: accourcirent

title: accourcirent


text: accourcirai

title: accourcirai


text: accourciras

title: accourciras


text: accourcira

title: accourcira


text: accourcirons

title: accourcirons


text: accourcirez

title: accourcirez


text: accourciront

title: accourciront


text: accourcirais

title: accourcirais


text: accourcirait

title: accourcirait


text: accourcirions

title: accourcirions


text: accourciriez

title: accourciriez


text: accourciraient

title: accourciraient


text: accourcisse

title: accourcisse


text: accourcisses

title: accourcisses


text: accourcît

title: accourcît


text: recalant

title: recalant


text: recalons

title: recalons


text: recalez

title: recalez


text: recalais

title: recalais


text: recalait

title: recalait


text: recalions

title: recalions


text: recaliez

title: recaliez


text: recalaient

title: recalaient


text: recalai

title: recalai


text: recalâmes

title: recalâmes


text: recalâtes

title: recalâtes


text: recalèrent

title: recalèrent


text: recalerai

title: recalerai


text: recaleras

title: recaleras


text: recalera

title: recalera


text: recalerons

title: recalerons


text: recalerez

title: recalerez


text: recaleront

title: recaleront


text: recalerais

title: recalerais


text: recalerait

title: recalerait


text: recalerions

title: recalerions


text: recaleriez

title: recaleriez


text: recaleraient

title: recaleraient


text: recalasse

title: recalasse


text: recalasses

title: recalasses


text: recalât

title: recalât


text: recalassions

title: recalassions


text: recalassiez

title: recalassiez


text: recalassent

title: recalassent


text: résolvé

title: résolvé


text: résolve

title: résolve


text: résolves

title: résolves


text: résolvons

title: résolvons


text: résolvez

title: résolvez


text: résolvent

title: résolvent


text: résolvais

title: résolvais


text: résolvait

title: résolvait


text: résolvions

title: résolvions


text: résolviez

title: résolviez


text: résolvaient

title: résolvaient


text: résolvai

title: résolvai


text: résolvas

title: résolvas


text: résolva

title: résolva


text: résolvâmes

title: résolvâmes


text: résolvâtes

title: résolvâtes


text: résolvèrent

title: résolvèrent


text: résolverai

title: résolverai


text: résolveras

title: résolveras


text: résolvera

title: résolvera


text: résolverons

title: résolverons


text: résolverez

title: résolverez


text: résolveront

title: résolveront


text: résolverais

title: résolverais


text: résolverait

title: résolverait


text: résolverions

title: résolverions


text: résolveriez

title: résolveriez


text: résolveraient

title: résolveraient


text: résolvasse

title: résolvasse


text: greffant

title: greffant


text: résolvasses

title: résolvasses


text:
greffé

Adjective

 * 1) grafted

title: greffé


text: résolvât

title: résolvât


text: résolvassions

title: résolvassions


text: résolvassiez

title: résolvassiez


text: résolvassent

title: résolvassent


text: greffons

title: greffons


text: greffez

title: greffez


text: greffent

title: greffent


text: greffais

title: greffais


text: greffait

title: greffait


text: greffions

title: greffions


text: greffiez

title: greffiez


text: greffaient

title: greffaient


text: greffai

title: greffai


text: greffas

title: greffas


text: greffa

title: greffa


text: greffâmes

title: greffâmes


text: greffâtes

title: greffâtes


text: greffèrent

title: greffèrent


text: grefferai

title: grefferai


text: grefferas

title: grefferas


text: greffera

title: greffera


text: grefferons

title: grefferons


text: grefferez

title: grefferez


text: grefferont

title: grefferont


text: grefferais

title: grefferais


text: grefferait

title: grefferait


text: grefferions

title: grefferions


text: grefferiez

title: grefferiez


text: grefferaient

title: grefferaient


text: avachissant

title: avachissant


text: greffasse

title: greffasse


text: greffasses

title: greffasses


text: avachit

title: avachit


text: greffât

title: greffât


text: avachissons

title: avachissons


text: greffassions

title: greffassions


text: greffassiez

title: greffassiez


text: avachissez

title: avachissez


text: greffassent

title: greffassent


text: avachissent

title: avachissent


text: avachissais

title: avachissais


text: avachissait

title: avachissait


text: avachissions

title: avachissions


text: avachissiez

title: avachissiez


text: avachissaient

title: avachissaient


text: avachîmes

title: avachîmes


text: avachîtes

title: avachîtes


text: avachirent

title: avachirent


text: avachirai

title: avachirai


text: avachiras

title: avachiras


text: avachira

title: avachira


text: avachirons

title: avachirons


text: avachirez

title: avachirez


text: avachiront

title: avachiront


text: avachirais

title: avachirais


text: avachirait

title: avachirait


text: avachirions

title: avachirions


text: avachiriez

title: avachiriez


text: avachiraient

title: avachiraient


text:
navrant

Adjective

 * 1) distressing, harrowing

title: navrant


text: avachisse

title: avachisse


text: avachisses

title: avachisses


text: navre

title: navre


text: avachît

title: avachît


text: navres

title: navres


text: navrons

title: navrons


text: navrez

title: navrez


text: navrent

title: navrent


text: navrais

title: navrais


text: navrait

title: navrait


text: navrions

title: navrions


text: navriez

title: navriez


text: navraient

title: navraient


text: navrai

title: navrai


text: navras

title: navras


text: navra

title: navra


text: navrâmes

title: navrâmes


text: navrâtes

title: navrâtes


text: navrèrent

title: navrèrent


text: navrerai

title: navrerai


text: navreras

title: navreras


text: navrera

title: navrera


text: navrerons

title: navrerons


text: navrerez

title: navrerez


text: navreront

title: navreront


text: navrerais

title: navrerais


text: navrerait

title: navrerait


text: navrerions

title: navrerions


text: navreriez

title: navreriez


text: navreraient

title: navreraient


text: navrasse

title: navrasse


text: navrasses

title: navrasses


text: navrât

title: navrât


text: navrassions

title: navrassions


text: navrassiez

title: navrassiez


text: navrassent

title: navrassent


text: enfantillages

title: enfantillages


text: trouilles

title: trouilles


text: saynètes

title: saynètes


text: cornacs

title: cornacs


text: préhistoires

title: préhistoires


text: saligauds

title: saligauds


text: batteuses

title: batteuses


text: dessuintages

title: dessuintages


text: horsains

title: horsains


text: flambées

title: flambées


text: teuf-teufs

title: teuf-teufs


text: sanguinolents

title: sanguinolents


text: rouages

title: rouages


text: sanguinolentes

title: sanguinolentes


text: loquacités

title: loquacités


text: délavages

title: délavages


text: insensée

title: insensée


text: pichenettes

title: pichenettes


text: insensés

title: insensés


text: gaïacs

title: gaïacs


text: insensées

title: insensées


text: voluptés

title: voluptés


text: dépaysements

title: dépaysements


text: bienveillante

title: bienveillante


text: bienveillants

title: bienveillants


text: bienveillantes

title: bienveillantes


text: navrée

title: navrée


text: navrés

title: navrés


text: navrées

title: navrées


text:
petunie

Noun

 * 1) petunia genus Petunia

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) petunia

title: petunie


text:
reumatyzm

Noun

 * 1) rheumatism

title: reumatyzm


text:
kaljaasi

Etymology 1
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  galleass

title: kaljaasi


text: stroomlijn

title: stroomlijn


text:
stroomlijnen

Verb

 * 1) to streamline

title: stroomlijnen


text: aranygaluskák

title: aranygaluskák


text: máglyarakások

title: máglyarakások


text:
co-ving

Noun

 * 1) joint committee

title: co-ving


text:
fo-ving

Noun

 * 1) subcommittee

title: fo-ving


text:
co-vingys

Noun

 * 1) harmony, concord, acoustics, consonance

title: co-vingys


text:
coviallagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) conformable

title: coviallagh


text:
coviallys

Noun

 * 1) conformity

title: coviallys


text:
covuilltagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) reciprocating

title: covuilltagh


text: αναβολέα

title: αναβολέα


text: αναβολέων

title: αναβολέων


text: αναβολείς

title: αναβολείς


text:
mì-chleachd

Verb

 * 1) abrogate, disuse

title: mì-chleachd


text:
ἑρπύζω

Verb

 * 1) to creep, crawl
 * 2) to go, come

title: ἑρπύζω


text:
co-voirey

Noun

 * 1) embroilment
 * 1) embroilment

title: co-voirey


text:
co-yannoo

Noun

 * 1) structure, texture, makeup

title: co-yannoo


text:
covuilley

Noun

 * 1) collision, concussion
 * 2)  reciprocation, reciprocating
 * 1)  reciprocation, reciprocating

title: covuilley


text:
co-yiarrey

Noun

 * 1) concision

title: co-yiarrey


text:
Græco-

Prefix

 * 1) * 1899: Homer Lyman Bartlett, Græco‐Roman festival, MDCCCXCIX
 * 1) * 1899: Homer Lyman Bartlett, Græco‐Roman festival, MDCCCXCIX

title: Græco-


text:
co-yeeaghyn

Noun

 * 1) interview

title: co-yeeaghyn


text: amelyek

title: amelyek


text: amelyet

title: amelyet


text:
verimakkara

Noun

 * 1) blood sausage sausage including blood

title: verimakkara


text:
coveshtagh

Adjective

 * 1) promiscuous

title: coveshtagh


text:
Talk:MicroSoft

MicroSoft
No consensus for including organization names or other encyclopedic content. DCDuring TALK 18:17, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Keep. No consensus for excluding organization names. --Dan Polansky 20:32, 29 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Organizations in general are not, but companies specifically are excluded. Still, I would prefer that they weren't. DAVilla 16:10, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Speedily deleted this proper-noun obsolete spelling of a term not defined as a proper noun. —msh210℠ (talk) 05:11, 30 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:MicroSoft


text:
coventyn

Noun

 * 1) join
 * 1) join

title: coventyn


text:
co-strooan

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  confluence

title: co-strooan


text:
copharteeagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) joint

title: copharteeagh


text:
copharteeys

Noun

 * 1) association

title: copharteeys


text:
coloayr

Verb

 * 1) to chat, converse, parley, confabulate

title: coloayr


text:
coloayrtagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) interlocutory

Noun

 * 1) interlocutor, conversationalist

title: coloayrtagh


text:
coloayrtys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) conversation
 * 2) chatter
 * 1) chatter

title: coloayrtys


text:
colhiantyn

Noun

 * 1) coherence
 * 1) coherence

title: colhiantyn


text:
colhiantagh

Adjective

 * 1) adjoining

title: colhiantagh


text:
bosy

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) barefoot
 * 2)  bare
 * 3)  discalced
 * 1)  discalced

title: bosy


text:
Appendix talk:Animals

Meat of animals
I wonder, should we add terms for meat of animals in this table, such as the following: If you decide to add these words, please check them, don't just trust this list above. – b_jonas 21:42, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * pork: pig
 * beef: cattle
 * veal: calf
 * poultry: fowl (but actually means both live and food states of chicken, duck, turkey etc).
 * venison: deer
 * mutton: sheep
 * See also Category:Meats – b_jonas 21:43, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

RFD discussion: November 2020–January 2021
Such a list is a bite off more than one can chew and doomed to failure from the beginning. The list of fish has been “kept” in optimistic 2007 with two against one vote. Speaking of a “comprehensive list”, as in that that deletion discussion, is in 2020 even more comical than it ever was, with all the costly specialist databases around to which the underpaid Wiktionary editors won’t be able to and should not offer a match. Fay Freak (talk) 19:30, 12 November 2020 (UTC)
 * Delete fish and plants. If the existing categories like Category:en:Plants are insufficient we can add more.  Vox Sciurorum (talk) 19:33, 12 November 2020 (UTC)
 * Delete the lists of fish and flowers. Strong keep for the list of animals. This is not something that can be replaced by a category, nor is it likely to expand much. The purpose is not simply to list every species of animal. It is a thesaurus-type page listing the names of common animals, along with the particular name of males, females, and young, the normal word for the place they live, the usually onomatopaeic word for the sound they make, the adjective describing them (like "bovid" for cows), and so forth. This is an appendix page I have not only used but found useful. Please explain what you would replace it with should it be deleted. As it stands, the information is presented in a far more useful way than it is in individual entries, and, as I mentioned, it's simply impossible to substitute this with a category. Andrew Sheedy (talk) 20:08, 12 November 2020 (UTC)
 * , Just curious what your reasons for voting to delete Appendix:Animals are, in light of my above post. I was wondering if perhaps you hadn't looked at the actual appendix and would consider revising your vote. Andrew Sheedy (talk) 20:08, 12 November 2020 (UTC)
 * I found it chaotically formatted and deemed it inefficient; with the section “Terms to be checked” it also looks aborted, which indicates lacking interest. I think it is more justified to have a) a an appendix for animal sounds b) an appendix of names existing names of groups of animals, although note Category:Animal dwellings and Category:Animal sounds; this is more apt to serve all languages, as translation table appendices. I now find similar in Appendix:Hungarian animal sounds but this is not well formatted. On the other hand the pages of individual animals are the places to go to for all questions regarding whether and what terms there are for males and females, youngs, their abodes, calls, relative adjectives, and in other languages. For animals like the there will also be far more complicated vocabulary than can be shoehorned into such a panzootic table. I think it is wrong to have the animal first and then glean terms for groups, homes, males and females etc. of the animal. Fay Freak (talk) 20:30, 12 November 2020 (UTC)
 * OK, thanks. I am bewildered at the fact that you find it chaotic, but fair enough. However, I think this sort of thing is very useful for language learners, or just for interest's sake. I've seen similar tables in encyclopedias. I don't think we should delete it just because you don't like it, or because it isn't regularly maintained. Perhaps it isn't maintained because there aren't any glaring omissions? There are, after all, a finite number of commonly known animals, and this covers most of the one's you'd be likely to come across. Anyway, I like it, so I'd rather you didn't delete it just because you don't. Nothing's stopping you from making additional appendices or categories devoted specifically to one column of the table. Andrew Sheedy (talk) 20:36, 12 November 2020 (UTC)
 * I didn't read animals, I extrapolated from the others. It is at least more useful.  I abstain from animals for now and vote to delete the others.  My comment above has been edited to add "fish and plants" after delete.  Vox Sciurorum (talk) 20:51, 12 November 2020 (UTC)
 * Keep animals, delete fish and flowers.--Karaeng Matoaya (talk) 20:17, 12 November 2020 (UTC)
 * As above, Keep animals, Delete List of fish and List of flowers.Urszag (talk) 04:00, 13 November 2020 (UTC)
 * Since I can conceive the list of animals as useful and we haven’t spread it onto the individual pages or elsewhither for replacement so far I change my vote regarding it to abstention. Fay Freak (talk) 13:41, 28 December 2020 (UTC)
 * Fish and flowers RFD-deleted; Animals RFD-kept. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 21:00, 24 January 2021 (UTC)

Add audio file and image?
Let's also add sound audio and an image of each animal? Can be copied from w:List of animal soundsVis M (talk) 21:47, 4 May 2021 (UTC)

title: Appendix talk:Animals


text:
front-loaded

Adjective

 * 1) Loaded at the start with fees; especially of certain mutual funds and other securities.

title: front-loaded


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/manniz

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/manniz


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/mek

Etymology
From earlier *me-ge, from, inflection of.

Pronoun

 * 1) me;

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/mek


text:
User:Deleet

Full name: Emil Ole William Kirkegaard

Profession: Philosophy student @ Århus Universitet.

More information can be found on my personal website.

title: User:Deleet


text:
pegel

Etymology
From, from , from. .

Noun

 * 1) icicle
 * 2)  a guilder
 * 3)  a euro

title: pegel


text:
User:OrenBochman/conjur

Conjugation
template:hu-conj-ok

next is the development version of a template which will indicate irregulars via color useful for the originals: template:OrenBochman/snipets/hu-conj-ok-alt
 * hallgat - to listen
 * mulat - have a good time
 * mutat - show, indicate, point at someone
 * mutogat- show off
 * template:hu-conj
 * the development version:
 * template:OrenBochman/snipets/hu-conj-alt
 * template:OrenBochman/snipets/hu-conj-ok-alt

template:OrenBochman/snipets/lemma

title: User:OrenBochman/conjur


text:
Template:OrenBochman/snipets/hu-conj-alt

conjugation of


text:
eksterulo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) outsider

title: eksterulo


text: eksteruloj

title: eksteruloj


text: eksterulon

title: eksterulon


text: eksterulojn

title: eksterulojn


text:
relegi

Verb

 * 1) To reread

title: relegi


text:
neaŭdebla

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) inaudible

title: neaŭdebla


text: neaŭdeblaj

title: neaŭdeblaj


text: neaŭdeblan

title: neaŭdeblan


text: neaŭdeblajn

title: neaŭdeblajn


text:
palajski

Adjective

 * 1)  Palaic

title: palajski


text:
jugosłowiański

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Yugoslav, Yugoslavian

title: jugosłowiański


text:
acoloutha

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A fully reciprocal synonym.

title: acoloutha


text:
montaż

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) assembly
 * 2) installation
 * 3)  cutting
 * 1)  cutting

title: montaż


text:
Template:OrenBochman/snipets/hu-conj-ok-alt/documentation

This template is based on Template:hu-conj-ok

Usage
This template is designed for Hungarian regular verbs with the following characteristics:
 * The first-person singular is created by adding -ok to the lemma (e.g. adok - I give).
 * The infinitive is created by adding ni (adni - to give) as opposed to ani.
 * They do not end with ik, ít, s, or z.

The template should be placed immediately following the ====Conjugation==== header below the English definition of the verb. It provides the full conjugation.

Unnamed parameters
The template takes two required unnamed parameters:
 * - lemma
 * - t or ott, the past participle suffix

Named parameters
The template takes the following named parameter:
 * ss= - the stem without the t for t-final verbs that form their imperative using -ss (arat - arass)

Examples

 * akar ('want'; adds -t to form the past participle)
 * ad ('give'; adds -ott to form the past participle)
 * arat ('harvest'; t-final verb, adds -ott to form the past participle, and uses -ss- to form the imperative)
 * arat ('harvest'; t-final verb, adds -ott to form the past participle, and uses -ss- to form the imperative)
 * arat ('harvest'; t-final verb, adds -ott to form the past participle, and uses -ss- to form the imperative)

Development Notes

 * 1) this alt version adds 3 non personal form.
 * 2) it "manually" higlihts the irregularity in the subjunctive j->ss when it occurs in one configuation

Todo

 * 1) place the colors into a stylesheet
 * 2) create a helper template to perform more powerfull highlighting
 * 3) the prefix
 * 4) the irregular past -ott or -t
 * 5) irregular subjunctive
 * 6) add a legend explaining the color coding


text:
explanative

Adjective

 * 1) That serves to explain; explanatory

title: explanative


text:
Template talk:OrenBochman/snipets/hu-conj-ok-alt

Comment
We need to distinguish ránt and lát: both have rántott and látott, but ránottam, láttam. Is it possible with this template? Qorilla 11:32, 25 June 2009 (UTC)
 * This template will not be able to handle verbs ending in -nt since they use an additional linking vowel even in their infinitives. We need a similar solution as for verbs ending in -ít. A new series of templates should be created named hu-conj-ok-nt, hu-conj-ek-nt. --Panda10 11:55, 25 June 2009 (UTC)

Subjective Assimilation
the template could be extended to support other assimilation in the subjunctive by adding parameters for
 * t+j => ts
 * dz+j => ddz
 * sz+j => ssz
 * z+j => zz
 * s+j => ss


text:
oiseau de nuit

Noun

 * 1)  a nocturnal bird
 * 2)  a night owl, a night person

title: oiseau de nuit


text:
elektromagnetismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) electromagnetism

title: elektromagnetismo


text: elektromagnetismon

title: elektromagnetismon


text: ĉiaj

title: ĉiaj


text:
racing thoughts

Noun

 * 1)  A series of uncontrollable thoughts that switch rapidly between ideas, a symptom of bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders or other mental illnesses.
 * Once the racing thoughts began, I had trouble concentrating on any subject and I felt like I couldn't think at all.

title: racing thoughts


text:
pressure of speech

Noun

 * 1)  a proclivity to speak with rapidity and intensity without apparent motivation, commonly seen as a marker for a manic episode of bipolar disorder

title: pressure of speech


text:
pressured speech

Noun

 * 1)  speech that is pressured, as in pressure of speech

title: pressured speech


text:
Gestirn

Etymology
From, , from.

Noun

 * 1) constellation
 * 2) star
 * 3) heavenly body

title: Gestirn


text: codes of practice

title: codes of practice


text:
Talk:wedge

Why it is said that the "shorter the wedge,easier it is to cut the wood?
 * No idea. - -sche (discuss) 09:26, 23 March 2012 (UTC)

RFV discussion: January–February 2012
RfV for the typographic sense =,. It has been listed as a synonym in our entry for undefined: since I added it in December 2007, when I added it from the list of alternative names given in Caron (undefined: was added to undefined:, undefined:, undefined:, and undefined: by an anonymous editor in April 2006); I added this sense to undefined: just now, so as to open this verification request for it. — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 19:50, 19 January 2012 (UTC)

 * I found this 1996 quot. which supports that typographic sense. Also, the ninth nominal sense given by Dictionary.com for wedge is "haček." — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 19:50, 7 February 2012 (UTC)

 * I added two more quotations (1982, 1999) under that sense. I also added a tag because, whilst it seems to be pretty common in US usage, it's nowhere to be seen in UK sources (an assertion supported by a glance at which dictionaries include the relevant sense of undefined:, for which see háček). In my opinion, this sense is now verified. — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 03:31, 10 February 2012 (UTC)

RFV passed. — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 09:08, 18 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:wedge


text: Template:el-det

title: Template:el-det


text:
killbot

Noun

 * 1)  A robot designed to kill; a robotic assassin.

title: killbot


text: killbots

title: killbots


text:
Template:el-det/documentation

This template is used to display the headword line for the lemma forms of Greek determiners.
 * Other templates:
 * for the inflected forms of determiner

Usage
This template has 5 optional named arguments or parameters:
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 * 2) f for the feminine, nominative singular form.
 * 3) f2 for a second feminine form, should one exist.
 * 4) n for the neuter, nominative singular form.
 * 5) head probably not necessary. Used to control the displayed headword (for when it is desirable to linkify component words).
 * 6) desc  for the description if any of the determiner type.

title: Template:el-det/documentation


text:
kerwallop

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A sudden wallop or onrush.

Adverb

 * 1) With a sudden wallop or onrush.

title: kerwallop


text:
probans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) approving, commending
 * 2) testing, inspecting
 * 3) demonstrating, proving

title: probans


text: probantia

title: probantia


text: probantis

title: probantis


text: probantium

title: probantium


text: probantibus

title: probantibus


text: probantem

title: probantem


text: probassem

title: probassem


text: probasset

title: probasset


text:
probatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) approved, commended; esteemed; having been approved
 * 2) tested, inspected, having been tested
 * 3) demonstrated, proved, having been demonstrated
 * 4)  pleasing, agreeable, acceptable

title: probatus


text: probatum

title: probatum


text: probatae

title: probatae


text: probatorum

title: probatorum


text: probatarum

title: probatarum


text: probatam

title: probatam


text: probatos

title: probatos


text: probatas

title: probatas


text: procreassent

title: procreassent


text: proderunt

title: proderunt


text:
producens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) bringing forth etc.; presenting
 * 2) lengthening, extending, prolonging
 * 3) disclosing, exposing

title: producens


text: mothier

title: mothier


text: mothiest

title: mothiest


text: producentes

title: producentes


text: producentia

title: producentia


text: producentis

title: producentis


text: producentium

title: producentium


text: producenti

title: producenti


text: producentibus

title: producentibus


text: producentem

title: producentem


text:
productilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ductile

title: productilis


text:
productile

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being extended or prolonged; extensible; ductile.

title: productile


text: ATWS

title: ATWS


text: productiles

title: productiles


text: productilia

title: productilia


text: productilium

title: productilium


text: productili

title: productili


text: productilibus

title: productilibus


text: productilem

title: productilem


text:
proeliatus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) fought, battled

title: proeliatus


text: proeliata

title: proeliata


text: proeliatum

title: proeliatum


text: proeliati

title: proeliati


text: proeliatae

title: proeliatae


text: proeliatorum

title: proeliatorum


text: proeliatarum

title: proeliatarum


text: proeliato

title: proeliato


text: proeliatis

title: proeliatis


text: proeliatam

title: proeliatam


text: proeliatos

title: proeliatos


text: proeliatas

title: proeliatas


text: proeliate

title: proeliate


text: profectura

title: profectura


text: profecturum

title: profecturum


text: profecturi

title: profecturi


text: profecturae

title: profecturae


text: profecturorum

title: profecturorum


text: profecturarum

title: profecturarum


text: profecturo

title: profecturo


text: profecturis

title: profecturis


text: profecturam

title: profecturam


text: profecturos

title: profecturos


text: profecturas

title: profecturas


text: profecture

title: profecture


text:
proficiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) advancing etc.

title: proficiens


text: proficientes

title: proficientes


text: proficientia

title: proficientia


text: proficientis

title: proficientis


text: proficientium

title: proficientium


text: proficienti

title: proficienti


text:
proficiente

Adjective

 * 1) proficient; skilled

title: proficiente


text: proficientibus

title: proficientibus


text: proficientem

title: proficientem


text:
запрещать

Etymology
..

Verb

 * 1) to forbid, to prohibit

title: запрещать


text:
Talk:I need sunblock lotion

I need sunblock lotion
nobody says sunblock lotion, it is very unnatural. --Felonia 14:18, 12 October 2010 (UTC)--Felonia 14:18, 12 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Yeah, funny how Daniel. talks perfect English outside NS:0 but yes, this isn't "English". Delete, or perhaps rename to I need sunblock. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:20, 12 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Move to I need sunblock. --Yair rand (talk) 22:07, 12 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks for "perfect English", I'm flattered. Now move this entry to I need sunblock per Yair and Martin, the guys who are native speakers. --Daniel. 22:40, 12 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Maybe it's a regional thing; in Australia we usually say sunscreen or suncream. ---> Tooironic 22:40, 13 October 2010 (UTC)
 * For me it's sunscreen usually. —Internoob (Disc•Cont) 03:19, 15 October 2010 (UTC)
 * In the U.S., sunblock is much more protection than sunscreen. People use sunscreen if they want to be protected while still getting a tan, but sunblock implies no tanning.
 * Delete or move; 261 Google hits is ridicuously low for a supposedly common phrase. --Dan Polansky 14:10, 16 October 2010 (UTC)

Moved per consensus. DAVilla 06:02, 23 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:I need sunblock lotion


text:
Talk:98 Oldsmobile

98 Oldsmobile
Year + car. Content is encyclopaedic. Equinox ◑ 16:44, 11 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Delete, Oldsmobile needs to be split by POS - I doubt that the poker definitions are proper nouns. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:58, 11 September 2010 (UTC)
 * It's a model, not a year. But SOP anyway. Delete. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:55, 13 September 2010 (UTC)

deleted -- Prince Kassad 10:16, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:98 Oldsmobile


text:
ordentlich

Adjective

 * 1) tidy, orderly
 * 2) honest, decent
 * 3) good, proper
 * 1) good, proper

title: ordentlich


text: ordentlicher

title: ordentlicher


text: ordentlichsten

title: ordentlichsten


text:
tokarz

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) turner

title: tokarz


text:
Endspiel

Noun

 * 1)  final last round of a competition; only used of sports with two sides per match
 * 2)  endgame the final stage of a game of chess
 * 1)  endgame the final stage of a game of chess

title: Endspiel


text: Endspiels

title: Endspiels


text: Endspiele

title: Endspiele


text: probatissimus

title: probatissimus


text: probatissima

title: probatissima


text: probatissimum

title: probatissimum


text: probatissimi

title: probatissimi


text: probatissimae

title: probatissimae


text: probatissimorum

title: probatissimorum


text: probatissimarum

title: probatissimarum


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title: probatissimo


text: probatissimis

title: probatissimis


text: probatissimam

title: probatissimam


text: probatissimos

title: probatissimos


text: probatissimas

title: probatissimas


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title: probatissime


text: profundior

title: profundior


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title: profundius


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title: profundiores


text: profundiora

title: profundiora


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title: profundioris


text: profundiorum

title: profundiorum


text: profundiori

title: profundiori


text: profundiorem

title: profundiorem


text: profundiore

title: profundiore


text: profundioribus

title: profundioribus


text: profundissimus

title: profundissimus


text: profundissima

title: profundissima


text: profundissimum

title: profundissimum


text: profundissimi

title: profundissimi


text: profundissimae

title: profundissimae


text: profundissimorum

title: profundissimorum


text: profundissimarum

title: profundissimarum


text: profundissimo

title: profundissimo


text: profundissimis

title: profundissimis


text: profundissimam

title: profundissimam


text: profundissimos

title: profundissimos


text: profundissimas

title: profundissimas


text: profundissime

title: profundissime


text:
kuc

Etymology 1
..

Noun

 * 1) pony

Noun

 * 1) ponytail

Noun

 * 1)  man with long hair tied up in a ponytail
 * 2)  beginner programmer or IT specialist with low skills
 * 3)  supporter of  and the parties of which he was or is a member

title: kuc


text:
profuturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to benefit or profit etc.

title: profuturus


text: profutura

title: profutura


text: profuturum

title: profuturum


text: profuturi

title: profuturi


text: profuturae

title: profuturae


text: profuturorum

title: profuturorum


text: profuturarum

title: profuturarum


text: profuturo

title: profuturo


text: profuturis

title: profuturis


text: profuturam

title: profuturam


text: profuturos

title: profuturos


text: profuturas

title: profuturas


text: profuture

title: profuture


text: progeniei

title: progeniei


text: progenierum

title: progenierum


text: progeniebus

title: progeniebus


text: progeniem

title: progeniem


text:
brosi

Verb

 * 1) to brush

title: brosi


text:
progrediens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) advancing, proceeding
 * 2) progressing, developing

title: progrediens


text: brosas

title: brosas


text: brosis

title: brosis


text: brosos

title: brosos


text: brosus

title: brosus


text: brosu

title: brosu


text: progredientes

title: progredientes


text: brosanta

title: brosanta


text: brosinta

title: brosinta


text: progredientia

title: progredientia


text: progredientis

title: progredientis


text: brosonta

title: brosonta


text: progredientium

title: progredientium


text: brosantaj

title: brosantaj


text: progredienti

title: progredienti


text: brosintaj

title: brosintaj


text: progrediente

title: progrediente


text: brosontaj

title: brosontaj


text: brosantan

title: brosantan


text: progredientibus

title: progredientibus


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title: progredientem


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title: brosontan


text: brosantajn

title: brosantajn


text: brosintajn

title: brosintajn


text: brosontajn

title: brosontajn


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title: brosanto


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title: brosinto


text: brosonto

title: brosonto


text: brosantoj

title: brosantoj


text: brosintoj

title: brosintoj


text: brosontoj

title: brosontoj


text: brosanton

title: brosanton


text: brosinton

title: brosinton


text: brosonton

title: brosonton


text: brosantojn

title: brosantojn


text: brosintojn

title: brosintojn


text: brosontojn

title: brosontojn


text: brosante

title: brosante


text: brosinte

title: brosinte


text: brosonte

title: brosonte


text: brosata

title: brosata


text: brosita

title: brosita


text: brosota

title: brosota


text: brosataj

title: brosataj


text: brositaj

title: brositaj


text: brosotaj

title: brosotaj


text: brosatan

title: brosatan


text: brositan

title: brositan


text: brosotan

title: brosotan


text: brosatajn

title: brosatajn


text: brositajn

title: brositajn


text: brosotajn

title: brosotajn


text: brosato

title: brosato


text: brosito

title: brosito


text: brosoto

title: brosoto


text: brosatoj

title: brosatoj


text: brositoj

title: brositoj


text: brosotoj

title: brosotoj


text: brosaton

title: brosaton


text: brositon

title: brositon


text: brosoton

title: brosoton


text: brosatojn

title: brosatojn


text: brositojn

title: brositojn


text: brosotojn

title: brosotojn


text: brosate

title: brosate


text: brosite

title: brosite


text: brosote

title: brosote


text:
prohibitio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prohibition, prevention

title: prohibitio


text: prohibitiones

title: prohibitiones


text: prohibitionis

title: prohibitionis


text: prohibitionum

title: prohibitionum


text: prohibitioni

title: prohibitioni


text: prohibitionibus

title: prohibitionibus


text: prohibitionem

title: prohibitionem


text: prohibitione

title: prohibitione


text: prolata

title: prolata


text: prolatum

title: prolatum


text: prolati

title: prolati


text: prolatae

title: prolatae


text: prolatorum

title: prolatorum


text: prolatarum

title: prolatarum


text:
prolato

Verb

 * 1) to lengthen, extend, enlarge
 * 2) to prolong

title: prolato


text: prolatis

title: prolatis


text: prolatam

title: prolatam


text: prolatos

title: prolatos


text: prolatas

title: prolatas


text: prolis

title: prolis


text: prolium

title: prolium


text: prolibus

title: prolibus


text: prolem

title: prolem


text:
kartvele

Adverb

 * 1) in Georgian i.e., in the Georgian language

title: kartvele


text: promptior

title: promptior


text:
slede

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) sled, sleigh
 * 2) any vehicle without wheels

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a sled, sledge or sleigh

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a sled, sledge or sleigh

title: slede


text: promptius

title: promptius


text: promptiores

title: promptiores


text: promptiora

title: promptiora


text: promptioris

title: promptioris


text: promptiorum

title: promptiorum


text: promptiori

title: promptiori


text: promptiorem

title: promptiorem


text: promptiore

title: promptiore


text: promptioribus

title: promptioribus


text:
disflori

Verb

 * 1)  to flourish

title: disflori


text: disfloras

title: disfloras


text: disfloris

title: disfloris


text: disfloros

title: disfloros


text: disflorus

title: disflorus


text: disfloru

title: disfloru


text: disfloranta

title: disfloranta


text: disflorinta

title: disflorinta


text: disfloronta

title: disfloronta


text: disflorantaj

title: disflorantaj


text: disflorintaj

title: disflorintaj


text: disflorontaj

title: disflorontaj


text: disflorantan

title: disflorantan


text: disflorintan

title: disflorintan


text: disflorontan

title: disflorontan


text: disflorantajn

title: disflorantajn


text: disflorintajn

title: disflorintajn


text: disflorontajn

title: disflorontajn


text: disfloranto

title: disfloranto


text: disflorinto

title: disflorinto


text: disfloronto

title: disfloronto


text: disflorantoj

title: disflorantoj


text: disflorintoj

title: disflorintoj


text: disflorontoj

title: disflorontoj


text: disfloranton

title: disfloranton


text: disflorinton

title: disflorinton


text: disfloronton

title: disfloronton


text: disflorantojn

title: disflorantojn


text: disflorintojn

title: disflorintojn


text: disflorontojn

title: disflorontojn


text: disflorante

title: disflorante


text: disflorinte

title: disflorinte


text: disfloronte

title: disfloronte


text: roastbeef

title: roastbeef


text:
aristokrataro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) aristocracy

title: aristokrataro


text: propagines

title: propagines


text: propaginis

title: propaginis


text: propaginum

title: propaginum


text: propagini

title: propagini


text: propaginibus

title: propaginibus


text: propaginem

title: propaginem


text: propagine

title: propagine


text: propagat

title: propagat


text: propagamus

title: propagamus


text: propagatis

title: propagatis


text:
propagant

Noun

 * 1)  Part of a plant used for propagation.

title: propagant


text: propagabo

title: propagabo


text: propagabis

title: propagabis


text: propagabit

title: propagabit


text: propagabimus

title: propagabimus


text: propagabitis

title: propagabitis


text: propagabunt

title: propagabunt


text: propagabam

title: propagabam


text: propagabat

title: propagabat


text: propagabamus

title: propagabamus


text: propagabatis

title: propagabatis


text:
aristokratio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) aristocracy

title: aristokratio


text: propagabant

title: propagabant


text: propagavisti

title: propagavisti


text: propagavit

title: propagavit


text: propagavimus

title: propagavimus


text: propagavistis

title: propagavistis


text: propagaverunt

title: propagaverunt


text: propagavero

title: propagavero


text: propagaveris

title: propagaveris


text: propagaverit

title: propagaverit


text: propagaverimus

title: propagaverimus


text: propagaveritis

title: propagaveritis


text: propagaverint

title: propagaverint


text: propagaveram

title: propagaveram


text: propagaveras

title: propagaveras


text: propagaverat

title: propagaverat


text: propagaveramus

title: propagaveramus


text: propagaveratis

title: propagaveratis


text: propagaverant

title: propagaverant


text: propagor

title: propagor


text: propagaris

title: propagaris


text: propagamur

title: propagamur


text: propagamini

title: propagamini


text: propagatur

title: propagatur


text: propagantur

title: propagantur


text: propagabor

title: propagabor


text: propagaberis

title: propagaberis


text: propagabimur

title: propagabimur


text: propagabimini

title: propagabimini


text: propagabitur

title: propagabitur


text: propagabuntur

title: propagabuntur


text: propagabar

title: propagabar


text: propagabaris

title: propagabaris


text: propagabamur

title: propagabamur


text: propagabamini

title: propagabamini


text: propagabatur

title: propagabatur


text: propagabantur

title: propagabantur


text: propagem

title: propagem


text: propaget

title: propaget


text: propagemus

title: propagemus


text: propagetis

title: propagetis


text: propagarem

title: propagarem


text: propagaret

title: propagaret


text: propagaremus

title: propagaremus


text: propagaretis

title: propagaretis


text: propagarent

title: propagarent


text: propagaverim

title: propagaverim


text: propagavissem

title: propagavissem


text: propagavisses

title: propagavisses


text: propagavisset

title: propagavisset


text: propagavissemus

title: propagavissemus


text: propagavissetis

title: propagavissetis


text: propagavissent

title: propagavissent


text: propageris

title: propageris


text: propagemur

title: propagemur


text: propagemini

title: propagemini


text: propagetur

title: propagetur


text: propagentur

title: propagentur


text: propagarer

title: propagarer


text: propagareris

title: propagareris


text: propagaremur

title: propagaremur


text: propagaremini

title: propagaremini


text: propagaretur

title: propagaretur


text: propagarentur

title: propagarentur


text: propagatote

title: propagatote


text: propaganto

title: propaganto


text: propagantor

title: propagantor


text: propagavisse

title: propagavisse


text: propagari

title: propagari


text: proklamas

title: proklamas


text: proklamis

title: proklamis


text: proklamos

title: proklamos


text: proklamus

title: proklamus


text: proklamu

title: proklamu


text: proklamanta

title: proklamanta


text: proklaminta

title: proklaminta


text: proklamonta

title: proklamonta


text: proklamantaj

title: proklamantaj


text: proklamintaj

title: proklamintaj


text: proklamontaj

title: proklamontaj


text: proklamantan

title: proklamantan


text: proklamintan

title: proklamintan


text: proklamontan

title: proklamontan


text: proklamantajn

title: proklamantajn


text: proklamintajn

title: proklamintajn


text: proklamontajn

title: proklamontajn


text: proklamanto

title: proklamanto


text: proklaminto

title: proklaminto


text: proklamonto

title: proklamonto


text: proklamantoj

title: proklamantoj


text: proklamintoj

title: proklamintoj


text: proklamontoj

title: proklamontoj


text: proklamanton

title: proklamanton


text: proklaminton

title: proklaminton


text: proklamonton

title: proklamonton


text: proklamantojn

title: proklamantojn


text: proklamintojn

title: proklamintojn


text: proklamontojn

title: proklamontojn


text: proklamante

title: proklamante


text: proklaminte

title: proklaminte


text: proklamonte

title: proklamonte


text: proklamata

title: proklamata


text: proklamita

title: proklamita


text: proklamota

title: proklamota


text: proklamataj

title: proklamataj


text: proklamitaj

title: proklamitaj


text: proklamotaj

title: proklamotaj


text: proklamatan

title: proklamatan


text: proklamitan

title: proklamitan


text: proklamotan

title: proklamotan


text: proklamatajn

title: proklamatajn


text: proklamitajn

title: proklamitajn


text: proklamotajn

title: proklamotajn


text: proklamato

title: proklamato


text: proklamito

title: proklamito


text: proklamoto

title: proklamoto


text: proklamatoj

title: proklamatoj


text: proklamitoj

title: proklamitoj


text: proklamotoj

title: proklamotoj


text: proklamaton

title: proklamaton


text: proklamiton

title: proklamiton


text: proklamoton

title: proklamoton


text: proklamatojn

title: proklamatojn


text: proklamitojn

title: proklamitojn


text: proklamotojn

title: proklamotojn


text: proklamate

title: proklamate


text: proklamite

title: proklamite


text: proklamote

title: proklamote


text: propellentes

title: propellentes


text: propellentia

title: propellentia


text: propellentis

title: propellentis


text: propellentium

title: propellentium


text: propellentibus

title: propellentibus


text: propellentem

title: propellentem


text:
alfronti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to face have one’s face / the front part turned toward
 * 2) * Edwin Grobe (translator), La Falo de Uŝer-Domo (The Fall of the House of Usher) by Edgar Alan Poe,
 * 3)  to face, confront come up against, (have to) deal with
 * 4) * Simono Pejno (translator), “Revon Havas Mi” (“I Have a Dream),” speech given by Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC on 28 August, 1963,
 * 1)  to face, confront come up against, (have to) deal with
 * 2) * Simono Pejno (translator), “Revon Havas Mi” (“I Have a Dream),” speech given by Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC on 28 August, 1963,
 * 1) * Simono Pejno (translator), “Revon Havas Mi” (“I Have a Dream),” speech given by Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC on 28 August, 1963,

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prosperatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) furthered
 * 2) propitiated

title: prosperatus


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title: prosperatum


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title: prosperatae


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prostratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) prostrated
 * 2) overthrown, subverted, undermined

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rivalo

Noun

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title: rivalo


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title: protectoris


text: protectorum

title: protectorum


text: protectori

title: protectori


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title: protectoribus


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User:Fnielsen

Finn Årup Nielsen

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Bizancio

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Byzantium, Byzantine empire

Etymology
From.

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Byzantium ancient Greek city

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protegens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) covering
 * 2) protecting
 * 3) defending

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Pronoun

 * 1) she
 * 2) they

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Bizanco

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) Byzantium city which is now called Istanbul

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text:
selĝuko

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Seljuk

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