text: occidamur

title: occidamur


text: occidamini

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title: occidamini


text: occidantur

title: occidantur


text: occiderer

title: occiderer


text: occidereris

title: occidereris


text: occideretur

title: occideretur


text: occideremur

title: occideremur


text: occideremini

title: occideremini


text: bundels

title: bundels


text: occiderentur

title: occiderentur


text: bundeltje

title: bundeltje


text:
occidito

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occidito


text:
occidite

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occidite


text:
occiditote

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occiditote


text:
occidunto

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occidunto


text: occiditor

title: occiditor


text: occiduntor

title: occiduntor


text:
occidisse

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occidisse


text: occisum

title: occisum


text:
occidens

Etymology 1
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) falling down
 * 2)  going down, setting
 * 3) perishing, dying, passing away
 * 4) being lost, being undone, being ruined

Noun

 * 1) sunset
 * 2) west

Etymology 2
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) felling, cutting to the ground; beating, smashing, crushing
 * 2) killing, slaying, slaughtering
 * 3)  plaguing to death, torturing, tormenting, pestering

title: occidens


text:
occisurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to fell, about to cut to the ground; about to beat, about to smash, about to crush
 * 2) about to kill, about to slay, about to slaughter
 * 3)  about to plague to death, about to torture, about to torment, about to pester

title: occisurus


text:
occisus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) felled, having been felled, cut to the ground, having been cut to the ground; beaten, having been beaten, smashed, having been smashed, crushed, having been crushed
 * 2) killed, having been killed, slain, having been slain, slaughtered, having been slaughtered, slew
 * 3)  plagued to death, having been plagued to death, tortured, having been tortured, tormented, having been tormented, pestered, having been pestered

title: occisus


text:
occidendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be felled, which is to be cut to the ground; which is to be beaten, which is to be smashed, which is to be crushed
 * 2) which is to be killed, which is to be slain, which is to be slaughtered
 * 3)  which is to be plagued to death, which is to be tortured, which is to be tormented, which is to be pestered

title: occidendus


text:
occidentis

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occidentis


text:
occidentem

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occidentem


text:
occidentia

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occidentia


text:
occidentium

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occidentium


text:
occidentibus

Etymology 1
Form of the verb.

Etymology 2
Form of the verb.

title: occidentibus


text: occisura

title: occisura


text: occisurum

title: occisurum


text: occisuri

title: occisuri


text: occisurae

title: occisurae


text: occisuro

title: occisuro


text: occisuram

title: occisuram


text: occisure

title: occisure


text: occisurorum

title: occisurorum


text: occisurarum

title: occisurarum


text: occisuris

title: occisuris


text: occisuros

title: occisuros


text: occisuras

title: occisuras


text: occisae

title: occisae


text: occisam

title: occisam


text: occisorum

title: occisorum


text: occisarum

title: occisarum


text:
occisis

Usage notes
See explanation at.

Usage notes
See explanation at.

title: occisis


text: occisos

title: occisos


text: occisas

title: occisas


text: occidenda

title: occidenda


text: occidendum

title: occidendum


text: occidendi

title: occidendi


text: occidendae

title: occidendae


text: occidendam

title: occidendam


text: occidende

title: occidende


text: occidendorum

title: occidendorum


text: occidendarum

title: occidendarum


text: occidendis

title: occidendis


text: occidendos

title: occidendos


text: occidendas

title: occidendas


text: κάγκουρα

title: κάγκουρα


text: κάγκουρες

title: κάγκουρες


text: κάγκουρων

title: κάγκουρων


text: Category:el:Marsupials

title: Category:el:Marsupials


text:
haitia

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Haitian

title: haitia


text: κάστορα

title: κάστορα


text: κάστορες

title: κάστορες


text: καστόρων

title: καστόρων


text: Category:el:Rodents

title: Category:el:Rodents


text:
User:QuasiBot/occido

la-conj-3rd-nopass

title: User:QuasiBot/occido


text:
User:QuasiBot/occido/1

occid

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text:
User:QuasiBot/occido/2

occid

title: User:QuasiBot/occido/2


text:
User:QuasiBot/occido/3

occās

title: User:QuasiBot/occido/3


text:
User:QuasiBot/occido/11

occid

title: User:QuasiBot/occido/11


text:
User:QuasiBot/occido/22

occid

title: User:QuasiBot/occido/22


text:
User:QuasiBot/occido/33

occas

title: User:QuasiBot/occido/33


text:
egipto

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) an Egyptian (person from Egypt)

title: egipto


text:
egipta

Adjective

 * 1) Egyptian

title: egipta


text:
hieroglifa

Adjective

 * 1) hieroglyphic

title: hieroglifa


text:
hieroglifo

Noun

 * 1) hieroglyph
 * 2) illegible or incomprehensible writing

title: hieroglifo


text:
Internodium

Noun

 * 1)  internode (a section of the stem between two nodes)

title: Internodium


text: occasum

title: occasum


text:
occasurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to fall down
 * 2)  about to go down, about to set
 * 3) about to perish, about to die, about to pass away
 * 4) about to be lost, about to be undone, about to be ruined

title: occasurus


text: occasura

title: occasura


text: occasurum

title: occasurum


text: occasuri

title: occasuri


text: occasurae

title: occasurae


text: occasuro

title: occasuro


text: occasuram

title: occasuram


text: occasure

title: occasure


text: occasurorum

title: occasurorum


text: occasurarum

title: occasurarum


text: occasuris

title: occasuris


text: occasuros

title: occasuros


text: occasuras

title: occasuras


text: offerimus

title: offerimus


text: offertis

title: offertis


text: offerunt

title: offerunt


text: offeram

title: offeram


text: offeres

title: offeres


text: offeremus

title: offeremus


text: offeretis

title: offeretis


text: offerent

title: offerent


text: offerebam

title: offerebam


text: offerebas

title: offerebas


text: offerebat

title: offerebat


text: offerebamus

title: offerebamus


text: offerebatis

title: offerebatis


text: offerebant

title: offerebant


text: obtuli

title: obtuli


text: obtulisti

title: obtulisti


text: obtulit

title: obtulit


text: obtulimus

title: obtulimus


text: obtulistis

title: obtulistis


text: obtulerunt

title: obtulerunt


text: obtulero

title: obtulero


text: obtuleris

title: obtuleris


text: obtulerit

title: obtulerit


text: obtulerimus

title: obtulerimus


text: obtuleritis

title: obtuleritis


text: obtulerint

title: obtulerint


text: obtuleram

title: obtuleram


text: obtuleras

title: obtuleras


text: obtulerat

title: obtulerat


text: obtuleramus

title: obtuleramus


text: obtuleratis

title: obtuleratis


text: obtulerant

title: obtulerant


text: offerris

title: offerris


text: offertur

title: offertur


text: offerimur

title: offerimur


text: offerimini

title: offerimini


text: offeruntur

title: offeruntur


text: offerar

title: offerar


text: offereris

title: offereris


text: offeretur

title: offeretur


text: offeremur

title: offeremur


text: offeremini

title: offeremini


text: offerentur

title: offerentur


text: offerebar

title: offerebar


text: offerebaris

title: offerebaris


text: offerebatur

title: offerebatur


text: offerebamur

title: offerebamur


text: offerebamini

title: offerebamini


text: offerebantur

title: offerebantur


text: offeras

title: offeras


text: offerat

title: offerat


text: offeramus

title: offeramus


text: offeratis

title: offeratis


text: offerant

title: offerant


text: offerrem

title: offerrem


text: offerres

title: offerres


text: offerret

title: offerret


text: offerremus

title: offerremus


text: offerretis

title: offerretis


text: offerrent

title: offerrent


text: obtulerim

title: obtulerim


text: obtulissem

title: obtulissem


text: obtulisses

title: obtulisses


text: obtulisset

title: obtulisset


text: obtulissemus

title: obtulissemus


text: obtulissetis

title: obtulissetis


text: obtulissent

title: obtulissent


text: offeraris

title: offeraris


text: offeratur

title: offeratur


text: offeramur

title: offeramur


text: offeramini

title: offeramini


text: offerantur

title: offerantur


text: offerrer

title: offerrer


text: offerreris

title: offerreris


text: offerretur

title: offerretur


text: offerremur

title: offerremur


text: offerremini

title: offerremini


text: offerrentur

title: offerrentur


text: offertote

title: offertote


text: offerunto

title: offerunto


text: offertor

title: offertor


text: offeruntor

title: offeruntor


text: obtulisse

title: obtulisse


text: offerri

title: offerri


text:
oblatus

Etymology
variant past participle of "to offer, to bring before," from  +  "carried, borne," used as past participle of the irregular verb  "to bear.".

Participle

 * 1) shown, exhibited, exposed
 * 2) inflicted, unexpected

title: oblatus


text: confert

title: confert


text: conferimus

title: conferimus


text: confertis

title: confertis


text: conferunt

title: conferunt


text: conferam

title: conferam


text: conferes

title: conferes


text: conferet

title: conferet


text: conferemus

title: conferemus


text: conferetis

title: conferetis


text: conferent

title: conferent


text: conferebam

title: conferebam


text: conferebas

title: conferebas


text: conferebat

title: conferebat


text: conferebamus

title: conferebamus


text: conferebatis

title: conferebatis


text: conferebant

title: conferebant


text: contulisti

title: contulisti


text: contulit

title: contulit


text: contulimus

title: contulimus


text: contulistis

title: contulistis


text: contulerunt

title: contulerunt


text: contulero

title: contulero


text: contuleris

title: contuleris


text: contulerit

title: contulerit


text: contulerimus

title: contulerimus


text: contuleritis

title: contuleritis


text: contulerint

title: contulerint


text: contuleram

title: contuleram


text: contuleras

title: contuleras


text: contulerat

title: contulerat


text: contuleramus

title: contuleramus


text: contuleratis

title: contuleratis


text: contulerant

title: contulerant


text: conferor

title: conferor


text: conferris

title: conferris


text: confertur

title: confertur


text: conferimur

title: conferimur


text: conferimini

title: conferimini


text: conferuntur

title: conferuntur


text: conferar

title: conferar


text: confereris

title: confereris


text: conferetur

title: conferetur


text: conferemur

title: conferemur


text: conferemini

title: conferemini


text: conferentur

title: conferentur


text: conferebar

title: conferebar


text: conferebaris

title: conferebaris


text: conferebatur

title: conferebatur


text: conferebamur

title: conferebamur


text: conferebamini

title: conferebamini


text: conferebantur

title: conferebantur


text: conferas

title: conferas


text: conferat

title: conferat


text: conferamus

title: conferamus


text: conferatis

title: conferatis


text: conferant

title: conferant


text: conferrem

title: conferrem


text: conferres

title: conferres


text: conferret

title: conferret


text: conferremus

title: conferremus


text: conferretis

title: conferretis


text: conferrent

title: conferrent


text: contulerim

title: contulerim


text: contulissem

title: contulissem


text: contulisses

title: contulisses


text: contulisset

title: contulisset


text: contulissemus

title: contulissemus


text: contulissetis

title: contulissetis


text: contulissent

title: contulissent


text: conferaris

title: conferaris


text: conferatur

title: conferatur


text: conferamur

title: conferamur


text: conferamini

title: conferamini


text: conferantur

title: conferantur


text: conferreris

title: conferreris


text: conferretur

title: conferretur


text: conferremur

title: conferremur


text: conferremini

title: conferremini


text: conferrentur

title: conferrentur


text: conferto

title: conferto


text: conferte

title: conferte


text: confertote

title: confertote


text: conferunto

title: conferunto


text: confertor

title: confertor


text: conferuntor

title: conferuntor


text: contulisse

title: contulisse


text:
collaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to gather, unite or join etc.

title: collaturus


text: conferri

title: conferri


text: affers

title: affers


text: affert

title: affert


text: afferimus

title: afferimus


text: affertis

title: affertis


text: afferunt

title: afferunt


text: afferam

title: afferam


text: afferes

title: afferes


text: afferet

title: afferet


text: afferemus

title: afferemus


text: afferetis

title: afferetis


text: afferebam

title: afferebam


text: afferebas

title: afferebas


text: afferebat

title: afferebat


text: afferebamus

title: afferebamus


text: afferebatis

title: afferebatis


text: afferebant

title: afferebant


text: afferor

title: afferor


text: afferris

title: afferris


text: affertur

title: affertur


text: afferimur

title: afferimur


text: afferimini

title: afferimini


text: afferuntur

title: afferuntur


text: afferar

title: afferar


text: affereris

title: affereris


text: afferetur

title: afferetur


text: afferemur

title: afferemur


text: afferemini

title: afferemini


text: afferentur

title: afferentur


text: afferebar

title: afferebar


text: afferebaris

title: afferebaris


text: afferebatur

title: afferebatur


text: afferebamur

title: afferebamur


text: afferebamini

title: afferebamini


text: afferebantur

title: afferebantur


text: afferas

title: afferas


text: afferat

title: afferat


text: afferamus

title: afferamus


text: afferatis

title: afferatis


text: afferant

title: afferant


text: afferrem

title: afferrem


text: afferres

title: afferres


text: afferret

title: afferret


text: afferremus

title: afferremus


text: afferretis

title: afferretis


text: afferrent

title: afferrent


text: afferaris

title: afferaris


text: afferatur

title: afferatur


text: afferamur

title: afferamur


text: afferamini

title: afferamini


text: afferantur

title: afferantur


text: afferrer

title: afferrer


text: afferreris

title: afferreris


text: afferretur

title: afferretur


text: afferremur

title: afferremur


text: afferremini

title: afferremini


text: afferrentur

title: afferrentur


text: afferto

title: afferto


text: afferte

title: afferte


text: affertote

title: affertote


text: afferunto

title: afferunto


text:
affertor

Etymology 1
From, wrongly formed according to morphology; compare  and the properly-formed.

Noun

 * 1)  importer

title: affertor


text: afferuntor

title: afferuntor


text:
refert

Etymology 1
Thought in antiquity to be a compound of, the ablative singular of , and.

Verb

 * 1) to matter, to be important

Etymology 2
See.

title: refert


text: referimus

title: referimus


text: refertis

title: refertis


text: referunt

title: referunt


text: referam

title: referam


text: referes

title: referes


text: referet

title: referet


text: referemus

title: referemus


text: referetis

title: referetis


text: referebam

title: referebam


text: referebas

title: referebas


text: referebat

title: referebat


text: referebamus

title: referebamus


text: referebatis

title: referebatis


text: referebant

title: referebant


text: rettuli

title: rettuli


text: rettulisti

title: rettulisti


text: rettulit

title: rettulit


text: rettulimus

title: rettulimus


text: rettulistis

title: rettulistis


text: rettulerunt

title: rettulerunt


text: rettulero

title: rettulero


text: rettuleris

title: rettuleris


text: rettulerit

title: rettulerit


text: rettulerimus

title: rettulerimus


text: rettuleritis

title: rettuleritis


text: rettulerint

title: rettulerint


text: rettuleram

title: rettuleram


text: rettuleras

title: rettuleras


text: rettulerat

title: rettulerat


text: rettuleramus

title: rettuleramus


text: rettuleratis

title: rettuleratis


text: rettulerant

title: rettulerant


text: referor

title: referor


text: referris

title: referris


text: refertur

title: refertur


text: referimur

title: referimur


text: referimini

title: referimini


text: referuntur

title: referuntur


text: referar

title: referar


text: refereris

title: refereris


text: referetur

title: referetur


text: referemur

title: referemur


text: referemini

title: referemini


text: referentur

title: referentur


text: referebar

title: referebar


text: referebaris

title: referebaris


text: referebatur

title: referebatur


text: referebamur

title: referebamur


text: referebamini

title: referebamini


text: referebantur

title: referebantur


text: referamus

title: referamus


text: referatis

title: referatis


text: referant

title: referant


text: referrem

title: referrem


text: referres

title: referres


text: referret

title: referret


text: referremus

title: referremus


text: referretis

title: referretis


text: referrent

title: referrent


text: rettulerim

title: rettulerim


text: rettulissem

title: rettulissem


text: rettulisses

title: rettulisses


text: rettulisset

title: rettulisset


text: rettulissemus

title: rettulissemus


text: rettulissetis

title: rettulissetis


text: rettulissent

title: rettulissent


text: referaris

title: referaris


text:
meshtoil

Adjective

 * 1) drunken, vinous, sottish
 * 2) heady

title: meshtoil


text: referatur

title: referatur


text: referamur

title: referamur


text: referamini

title: referamini


text: referantur

title: referantur


text: referreris

title: referreris


text: referretur

title: referretur


text: referremur

title: referremur


text: referremini

title: referremini


text: referrentur

title: referrentur


text: refertote

title: refertote


text: referunto

title: referunto


text: refertor

title: refertor


text: referuntor

title: referuntor


text: rettulisse

title: rettulisse


text: referri

title: referri


text: proferimus

title: proferimus


text: profertis

title: profertis


text: proferunt

title: proferunt


text: proferam

title: proferam


text: proferes

title: proferes


text: proferet

title: proferet


text: proferemus

title: proferemus


text: proferetis

title: proferetis


text: proferent

title: proferent


text: proferebam

title: proferebam


text: proferebas

title: proferebas


text: proferebat

title: proferebat


text: proferebamus

title: proferebamus


text: proferebatis

title: proferebatis


text: proferebant

title: proferebant


text: protuli

title: protuli


text: protulisti

title: protulisti


text: protulit

title: protulit


text: protulimus

title: protulimus


text: protulistis

title: protulistis


text: protulerunt

title: protulerunt


text: protulero

title: protulero


text: protuleris

title: protuleris


text: protulerit

title: protulerit


text: protulerimus

title: protulerimus


text: protuleritis

title: protuleritis


text: protulerint

title: protulerint


text: protuleram

title: protuleram


text: protuleras

title: protuleras


text: protulerat

title: protulerat


text: protuleramus

title: protuleramus


text: protuleratis

title: protuleratis


text: protulerant

title: protulerant


text: proferor

title: proferor


text: proferris

title: proferris


text: profertur

title: profertur


text: proferimur

title: proferimur


text: proferimini

title: proferimini


text: proferuntur

title: proferuntur


text:
chomma

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬), from.

Noun

 * 1)  leg

title: chomma


text: proferar

title: proferar


text: profereris

title: profereris


text: proferetur

title: proferetur


text: proferemur

title: proferemur


text: proferemini

title: proferemini


text: proferentur

title: proferentur


text: proferebar

title: proferebar


text: proferebaris

title: proferebaris


text: proferebatur

title: proferebatur


text: proferebamur

title: proferebamur


text: proferebamini

title: proferebamini


text: proferebantur

title: proferebantur


text: proferas

title: proferas


text: proferat

title: proferat


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Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) appearing etc.
 * 2) proffering etc.
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Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

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Talk:hatter

madness
Can someone please explain the rationale behind removing "(possible)" (and my second reversion) from mad as a hatter from the Derived terms section? From the available sources, it appears that "hatter" likely has no etymological relation to the phrase "mad as a hatter." It would seem informing readers that this is a point of uncertainty would be in everyone's best interests.

Also I understand that norms differ from wiki from wiki, but the straight rollback without comment of edits made with clear explanatory edit summaries would be considered rude, if not hostile, on English language Wikipedia. - BanyanTree 07:32, 9 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:hatter


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Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  To bear or carry around.

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Talk:occido

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Created (and/or added glosses to) verb and participle forms of Latin verb: occido. 07:58, 9 September 2010 (UTC) Also did: occido(2) earlier. 07:58, 9 September 2010 (UTC)

The basic reference to L&S did not work because there are two separate entries with URLs occido1 and occido2. This is now fixed by providing two separate links with the appropriate parameters. The same will have to be done for all of the related terms. DetectiveFuller (talk) 23:21, 9 October 2013 (UTC)

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Talk:cross one's fingers

literal meaning?
We should really list it! ---> Tooironic 08:57, 9 September 2010 (UTC)

RFV discussion: July 2015–January 2016
Rfv-sense: To tell a white lie. I think I was the one who added this originally, but now I realise it's not quite right. In some cultures, crossing one's fingers can represent the telling of a white lie, but I'm not sure if that's something that can be attested. ---> Tooironic (talk) 11:21, 9 July 2015 (UTC)
 * In the US it is a childish accompaniment of telling a lie that is supposed to remove the moral consequences or a theatrical way of indicating that a real person or a theatrical character is telling a lie. Not too many lemmings have any definition for cross one's fingers. Only AHD has "tell a white lie". I don't think it means "tell a white lie", but it should be possible to attest to meanings something like what I suggested. That the lies are only "white lies" doesn't seem right, though it may often be so. DCDuring TALK 12:02, 9 July 2015 (UTC)
 * The following easily-found citations illustrate my view:
 * DCDuring TALK 12:09, 9 July 2015 (UTC)
 * The theatrical use, as a stage direction, is a little harder to find:
 * DCDuring TALK 12:09, 9 July 2015 (UTC)
 * The theatrical use, as a stage direction, is a little harder to find:

 * My understanding is that you do it while telling a lie if you hope not to be found out, or if you are not sure that your statement is true (but you hope it is. SemperBlotto (talk) 08:51, 10 July 2015 (UTC)
 * Do the current definitions that are unchallenged capture your understanding? Can they be better worded? DCDuring TALK 15:53, 10 July 2015 (UTC)

 * While I appreciate the work you've put in here, I'm still not convinced this can be attested. Crossing your fingers behind your back may represent the telling of a white lie, but I'm not sure that the phrase cross one's fingers has any meaning beyond the first two senses. ---> Tooironic (talk) 01:05, 11 July 2015 (UTC)
 * I explicitly reject as too specialized the "tell a white lie" definition. Clearly this is not identical to, though it is probably derived from, the "hope for good luck" sense. The association with deceit is also clear, witness the three citations that explicitly mention lying and place the crossing of fingers "behind one's back". I can find still more cites on any aspect of this that remains in question. This is a common expression of a common bit of folk culture in US, UK, probably Canada, Oz, and NZ. It may exist in other places with Christian heritage, as crossed fingers probably represent a kind of prayer, certainly in the "hope" sense. DCDuring TALK 03:47, 17 July 2015 (UTC)

 * Perhaps we should either let sense 1 handle this and explain the various purposes of crossing one's fingers with a usage note, or explain it in the definition, as "To put the middle finger across the index finger, especially when wishing for luck or when telling a lie". - -sche (discuss) 02:42, 17 July 2015 (UTC)
 * I agree with -sche and Tooironic. It is important that we distinguish the meaning of the phrase cross one's fingers from the meaning of the action of crossing one's fingers. As far as I can tell, the current sense 1 is the meaning of the phrase, sense 2 is one meaning of the action, and senses 3 and 4 are another meaning (or else two closely related meanings) of the action. I agree with -sche's suggestion of cutting down the entry to one definition (the meaning of the phrase), with either a usage note or an extra phrase to explain the meaning of the action. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 04:56, 17 July 2015 (UTC)
 * I thought this was exactly the kind of thing that made an expression idiomatic. I thought it was the reason why we have entries for sit still (for), middle finger, etc. All such expressions are conventionalized ways of referring to the gestures involved. Many other gestures (like circling one's extended index finger around the side of one's head to indicate silently that a person is crazy) do not have such conventionalized expressions to refer to the gesture.
 * This expression conveys cultural information that is the meaning of the gesture, which differs according to who can see the gesture in the context. There are some instances in which lying is explicitly mentioned in the vicinity of the expression and others in which the expression simply accompanies what is transparently a lie. There are other instances in which the expression explicitly refers to the gesture being behind the liar-gesturer's back and out of sight of the hearer. Judging by the kind of first-person fiction is which this appears, it also seems that the expression refers to an act that conveys a kind of innocence, which is what AHD and the Wiktionary who added the "white lie" sense picked up on. I am not aware of any other expression that is used in this way nor of any other expression that refers to the gesture with the two classes of meanings. DCDuring TALK 11:08, 17 July 2015 (UTC)
 * That sounds to me like a good argument for a definition like the one -sche suggested. I think that suggested definition is comparable to sense 2 of middle finger ("An obscene gesture directed towards another as an insult."). On the other hand, defining cross one's fingers as "tell a lie" is like defining middle finger as "fuck you".
 * To put it another way, the sentence "John crossed his fingers" does not mean the same thing as the sentence "John told a lie." But it might mean the same thing as "John put his middle finger across his index finger, indicating by convention that he was lying." —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 11:40, 17 July 2015 (UTC)
 * You must also object to sense two then. DCDuring TALK 12:27, 17 July 2015 (UTC)
 * Yes. I think that all four senses should be combined into one, unless citations can be found indicating that the phrase cross one's fingers can actually mean "tell a lie" or "hope for something"—that is, that someone can be said to be crossing their fingers even if they are not doing anything with their hands. I think that all of the citations currently in the entry support a definition like the one -sche suggested. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 00:19, 18 July 2015 (UTC)

 * I've made the changes I and Mr Granger discussed above. - -sche (discuss) 06:57, 16 September 2015 (UTC)

 * In Czech, "drž mi palce" (as if, hold your thumbs for me) is used as a synonym for "wish me luck" or "wish me luck, I'll need it"; it does not involve a request to literally hold one's thumbs. In, it is not obvious whether the occurrences mean it literally, right? A question for native speakers: as far as you anecdotally know, is "I'll cross my fingers for you" actually used in English? Is it common or rare? Is it literal?
 * Now that we only have "To put the middle finger across the index finger [...]" as a definition, Czech "drž mi palce" cannot be used as a translation, since it is not used literally. German Daumen drücken seems to be a similar case; there seem to be multiple similar cases in the "wish for good luck" translation table, which was not deleted yet. --Dan Polansky (talk) 09:33, 22 December 2015 (UTC)

 * How about using subsenses like this this? And retaining the translations tables, although I think the translations could be retained even if we had only one table (after all, "Indian style" has translations that actually mean "Turkish style", "a leopard cannot change its spots" has translations that are to do with wolves, etc; glosses and the foreign-language entries themselves can explain the literal translations). - -sche (discuss) 22:35, 25 January 2016 (UTC)

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title: consecrarentur


text: consecra

title: consecra


text: consecrato

title: consecrato


text: consecratote

title: consecratote


text: consecranto

title: consecranto


text: consecrantor

title: consecrantor


text: consecravisse

title: consecravisse


text: consecrari

title: consecrari


text:
consecratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) consecrated, dedicated
 * 2) sanctified

title: consecratus


text:
consacrat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) consecrated

title: consacrat


text: consacramus

title: consacramus


text: consacratis

title: consacratis


text: consacrabo

title: consacrabo


text: consacrabis

title: consacrabis


text: consacrabit

title: consacrabit


text: consacrabimus

title: consacrabimus


text: consacrabitis

title: consacrabitis


text: consacrabunt

title: consacrabunt


text: consacrabam

title: consacrabam


text: consacrabas

title: consacrabas


text: consacrabat

title: consacrabat


text: consacrabamus

title: consacrabamus


text: consacrabatis

title: consacrabatis


text: consacrabant

title: consacrabant


text: consacravisti

title: consacravisti


text: consacravit

title: consacravit


text: consacravimus

title: consacravimus


text: consacravistis

title: consacravistis


text: consacraverunt

title: consacraverunt


text: consacravero

title: consacravero


text: consacraveris

title: consacraveris


text: consacraverit

title: consacraverit


text: consacraverimus

title: consacraverimus


text: consacraveritis

title: consacraveritis


text: consacraverint

title: consacraverint


text: consacraveram

title: consacraveram


text: consacraveras

title: consacraveras


text: consacraverat

title: consacraverat


text: consacraveramus

title: consacraveramus


text: consacraveratis

title: consacraveratis


text: consacraverant

title: consacraverant


text: consacror

title: consacror


text: consacraris

title: consacraris


text: consacratur

title: consacratur


text: consacramur

title: consacramur


text: consacramini

title: consacramini


text: consacrantur

title: consacrantur


text: consacrabor

title: consacrabor


text: consacraberis

title: consacraberis


text: consacrabitur

title: consacrabitur


text: consacrabimur

title: consacrabimur


text: consacrabimini

title: consacrabimini


text: consacrabuntur

title: consacrabuntur


text: consacrabar

title: consacrabar


text: consacrabaris

title: consacrabaris


text: consacrabatur

title: consacrabatur


text: consacrabamur

title: consacrabamur


text: consacrabamini

title: consacrabamini


text: consacrabantur

title: consacrabantur


text: consacrem

title: consacrem


text: consacret

title: consacret


text: consacremus

title: consacremus


text: consacretis

title: consacretis


text: consacrarem

title: consacrarem


text: consacrares

title: consacrares


text: consacraret

title: consacraret


text: consacraremus

title: consacraremus


text: consacraretis

title: consacraretis


text: consacrarent

title: consacrarent


text: consacraverim

title: consacraverim


text: consacravissem

title: consacravissem


text: consacravisses

title: consacravisses


text: consacravisset

title: consacravisset


text: consacravissemus

title: consacravissemus


text: consacravissetis

title: consacravissetis


text: consacravissent

title: consacravissent


text: consacreris

title: consacreris


text: consacretur

title: consacretur


text: consacremur

title: consacremur


text: consacremini

title: consacremini


text: consacrentur

title: consacrentur


text: consacrarer

title: consacrarer


text:
阿博特

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: 阿博特


text:
conscriptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) enrolled, enlisted
 * 2) composed

Noun

 * 1) senator, counselor (someone enrolled)

title: conscriptus


text: consacrareris

title: consacrareris


text: consacraretur

title: consacraretur


text: consacraremur

title: consacraremur


text: consacraremini

title: consacraremini


text: consacrarentur

title: consacrarentur


text: consacratote

title: consacratote


text: consacranto

title: consacranto


text: consacrator

title: consacrator


text: consacrantor

title: consacrantor


text: consacravisse

title: consacravisse


text: consacrari

title: consacrari


text: conscripti

title: conscripti


text: conscriptorum

title: conscriptorum


text:
conscripto

Noun

 * 1) conscript

title: conscripto


text: conscriptis

title: conscriptis


text: conscriptum

title: conscriptum


text: conscriptos

title: conscriptos


text: conscripte

title: conscripte


text:
consentio

Etymology
From and.

Verb

 * 1) to agree, accord, harmonize
 * 2) to unite upon
 * 3) to plot or conspire
 * 4) to assent to, to consent to do something specific
 * 1) to plot or conspire
 * 2) to assent to, to consent to do something specific

title: consentio


text: consentimus

title: consentimus


text: consentitis

title: consentitis


text: consentiunt

title: consentiunt


text: consentiam

title: consentiam


text: consenties

title: consenties


text: consentiet

title: consentiet


text: consentiemus

title: consentiemus


text: consentietis

title: consentietis


text: consentiebam

title: consentiebam


text: consentiebas

title: consentiebas


text: consentiebat

title: consentiebat


text: consentiebamus

title: consentiebamus


text: consentiebatis

title: consentiebatis


text: consentiebant

title: consentiebant


text: consensisti

title: consensisti


text: consensit

title: consensit


text: consensimus

title: consensimus


text: consensistis

title: consensistis


text: consenserunt

title: consenserunt


text: consensero

title: consensero


text: consenseris

title: consenseris


text: consenserit

title: consenserit


text: consenserimus

title: consenserimus


text: consenseritis

title: consenseritis


text: consenserint

title: consenserint


text: consenseram

title: consenseram


text: consenseras

title: consenseras


text: consenserat

title: consenserat


text: consenseramus

title: consenseramus


text: consenseratis

title: consenseratis


text: consenserant

title: consenserant


text: consentior

title: consentior


text: consentiris

title: consentiris


text: consentitur

title: consentitur


text: consentimur

title: consentimur


text: consentimini

title: consentimini


text: consentiuntur

title: consentiuntur


text: consentiar

title: consentiar


text: consentieris

title: consentieris


text: consentietur

title: consentietur


text: consentiemur

title: consentiemur


text: consentiemini

title: consentiemini


text: consentientur

title: consentientur


text: consentiebar

title: consentiebar


text: consentiebaris

title: consentiebaris


text: consentiebatur

title: consentiebatur


text: consentiebamur

title: consentiebamur


text: consentiebamini

title: consentiebamini


text: consentiebantur

title: consentiebantur


text: consentias

title: consentias


text: consentiat

title: consentiat


text: consentiamus

title: consentiamus


text: consentiatis

title: consentiatis


text: consentiant

title: consentiant


text: consentirem

title: consentirem


text: consentires

title: consentires


text: consentiret

title: consentiret


text: consentiremus

title: consentiremus


text: consentiretis

title: consentiretis


text: consenserim

title: consenserim


text: consensissem

title: consensissem


text: consensisses

title: consensisses


text: consensisset

title: consensisset


text: consensissemus

title: consensissemus


text: consensissetis

title: consensissetis


text: consensissent

title: consensissent


text: consentiaris

title: consentiaris


text: consentiatur

title: consentiatur


text: consentiamur

title: consentiamur


text: consentiamini

title: consentiamini


text: consentiantur

title: consentiantur


text: consentirer

title: consentirer


text: consentireris

title: consentireris


text: consentiretur

title: consentiretur


text: consentiremur

title: consentiremur


text: consentiremini

title: consentiremini


text: consentirentur

title: consentirentur


text: consentitote

title: consentitote


text: consentiunto

title: consentiunto


text: consentitor

title: consentitor


text: consentiuntor

title: consentiuntor


text: consensisse

title: consensisse


text:
consensurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to agree
 * 2) about to conspire

title: consensurus


text: consentiri

title: consentiri


text:
coronarius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  crown, garland, wreath

title: coronarius


text: coronarium

title: coronarium


text: coronarii

title: coronarii


text: coronariae

title: coronariae


text: coronariorum

title: coronariorum


text: coronariarum

title: coronariarum


text: coronariis

title: coronariis


text: coronariam

title: coronariam


text: coronarios

title: coronarios


text: coronarias

title: coronarias


text: coronariem

title: coronariem


text:
belgo

Noun

 * 1) a Belgian (person from Belgium)

title: belgo


text:
curatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) treatment, care, operation (medical, surgical)
 * 2) administration, office (public)
 * 1) administration, office (public)

title: curatio


text: curationes

title: curationes


text: curationis

title: curationis


text: curationum

title: curationum


text: curationi

title: curationi


text: curationibus

title: curationibus


text: curationem

title: curationem


text: curatione

title: curatione


text: angolszászok

title: angolszászok


text: curiarum

title: curiarum


text: curiis

title: curiis


text: curiam

title: curiam


text: curias

title: curias


text:
currus

Etymology
From, from , from , the same root of. .

Noun

 * 1) chariot, car
 * 2) wagon, wain
 * 1) wagon, wain
 * 1) wagon, wain
 * 1) wagon, wain

title: currus


text: currui

title: currui


text: currum

title: currum


text: curru

title: curru


text: curruum

title: curruum


text: curribus

title: curribus


text:
Nord-Ameriko

Proper noun

 * 1) North America

title: Nord-Ameriko


text:
curulis

Etymology
For *currūlis, from.

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to a chariot
 * 2)  the curule chair, official chair, adopted from the Etruscans, and inlaid with ivory, used by the consuls, praetors, and curule aediles, who hence received their name
 * 3) pertaining to the honor of a sella curulis, curule

title: curulis


text:
reparabil

Etymology
, from. Equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) reparable

title: reparabil


text:
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title: User:یوشیمیتسو


text:
haarukointi

Noun

 * 1) straddling, pinpointing
 * 2)  bracketing

title: haarukointi


text:
näytelmällinen

Adjective

 * 1) dramatic

title: näytelmällinen


text:
töykkiä

Verb

 * 1) to jostle, push, elbow

title: töykkiä


text:
tyrkkiä

Verb

 * 1) To jostle, push, elbow.

title: tyrkkiä


text:
reparabilitate

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  reparability

title: reparabilitate


text:
pesch

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  fish

title: pesch


text: terrains vagues

title: terrains vagues


text: αλεξιπτώτου

title: αλεξιπτώτου


text: αλεξίπτωτου

title: αλεξίπτωτου


text: αλεξιπτώτων

title: αλεξιπτώτων


text: αλεξίπτωτα

title: αλεξίπτωτα


text:
Category:Hungarian nouns suffixed with -ész

See also:
 * Category:Hungarian nouns suffixed with -ász


text: rendezők

title: rendezők


text: gyártások

title: gyártások


text: porki

title: porki


text: porkoj

title: porkoj


text: porkon

title: porkon


text: porkojn

title: porkojn


text: quazari

title: quazari


text: religii

title: religii


text:
reli

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) railway

title: reli


text: religioj

title: religioj


text: religiojn

title: religiojn


text:
recomandare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) recommandation

title: recomandare


text: repliki

title: repliki


text: retoloki

title: retoloki


text: rollebol

title: rollebol


text: rollebollend

title: rollebollend


text: gerollebold

title: gerollebold


text: rollebolt

title: rollebolt


text: rollebolle

title: rollebolle


text: rollebolden

title: rollebolden


text: rollebolde

title: rollebolde


text: gebundeld

title: gebundeld


text: bundelt

title: bundelt


text: bundele

title: bundele


text: bundelend

title: bundelend


text: bundelde

title: bundelde


text: bundelden

title: bundelden


text: sanesoflegi

title: sanesoflegi


text: seruristi

title: seruristi


text: spacotempi

title: spacotempi


text:
kegerator

Noun

 * 1) A refrigerator adapted for storing and serving beer from a keg.

title: kegerator


text: kegerators

title: kegerators


text: sprici

title: sprici


text: négligeables

title: négligeables


text: suporti

title: suporti


text:
vente de garage

Noun

 * 1)  garage sale

title: vente de garage


text: ventes de garage

title: ventes de garage


text: tasoj

title: tasoj


text: tasojn

title: tasojn


text:
Appendix:Western names in Chinese characters

A

 * Abbot, Abbott 	阿博特			Ābótè
 * Abe 		阿贝			Ābèi
 * Abraham 	亚伯拉罕			Yàbǎilāhǎn
 * Acheson 	艾奇逊 			Àijīxùn
 * Ackerman	阿克曼 			Ākēimàn
 * Adam 		亚当			Yàdàng
 * Adams 		亚当斯 			Yàdāngsī
 * Addison 	艾狄生; 艾迪生; 阿狄森 	Àidíshēng; Àidíshēng; Ādísēn
 * Adela 		阿德拉 			Ādélà
 * Adelaide 	阿德莱德 			Ādéláidé
 * Adolph 	阿道夫 			Ādàofú
 * Agnes 		阿格尼丝 			Āgénísī
 * Albert 	艾伯特 			Àibótè
 * Alcott 	奥尔科特 			Ào'ěrkētè
 * Aldington 	奥尔丁顿 			Ào'ěrdīngdùn
 * Aldridge 	奥尔德里奇 		Ào'ěrdélǐqí
 * Alek		亚历克 			Yàlìkè
 * Alexander 	亚历山大 			Yàlìshāndà
 * Alfred 	阿尔弗列德; 艾尔弗雷德 	Ā'ěrfúlièdé; Ài'ěrfúléidé
 * Alice 		阿丽丝; 艾丽丝 	 	Ālìsī; Àilìsī
 * Alick 		阿利克 	 	 	Ālìkè
 * Alsop		艾尔索普 	 	 	Ài'ěrsuǒpǔ
 * Aly 		阿利 	 	 	Ālì
 * Amelia 	阿米利亚 	 	Āmǐlìyà
 * Anderson 	安德森 	 	 	Āndésēn
 * Andrew 	安德鲁 	 	 	Āndélǔ
 * Ann 		安 	 	 	Ān
 * Anna 		安娜 	 	 	Ānnà
 * Anne 		安妮 	 	 	Ānnī
 * Anthony 	安东尼 	 	 	Āndōngní
 * Antoinette 	安托瓦妮特 	 	Āntuōwǎnītè
 * Antonia 	安东尼娅 	 	Āndōngníyà
 * Arabella 	阿拉贝拉 	 	Ālābèilā
 * Archibald 	阿奇博尔德 	 	Āqíbó'ěrdé
 * Armstrong 	阿姆斯特朗  	 	Āmǔsītèlǎng
 * Arnold 	阿诺德  	 	 	Ānuòdé
 * Arthur 	阿瑟  	 	 	Āsè
 * Attlee 	阿特利  	 	 	Ātèlì
 * Augustine 	奥古斯丁  	 	Àogǔsīdīng
 * Augustus 	奥古斯塔斯  	 	Àogǔsītǎsī
 * Austen 	奥斯汀  	 	 	Àosītīng
 * Austin 	奥斯汀 	 	 	Àosītīng

B

 * Babbitt 	巴比特; 白壁德; 巴比	Bābǐtè; Báibìdé; Bābǐ
 * Bach 	 	巴赫 			Bāhè
 * Bacon 	培根 			Péigēn
 * Baldwin 	鲍德温 			Péigēn
 * Barnard 	巴纳德 			Bānàdé
 * Barney 	巴尼			Bāní
 * Barrett 	巴雷特; 巴雷特 		Bāléitè; Bāléitè
 * Barrie 	巴里 			Bālǐ
 * Bart 	 	巴特 			Bātè
 * Bartholomew 	巴塞洛缪 			Bāsāiluòmiù
 * Bartlett 	巴特利特 			Bātèlìtè
 * Barton 	巴顿 			Bādùn
 * Bauer 	鲍尔; 拜耳 		Bào'ěr; Bài'ěr
 * Beard 	比尔德 			Bǐ'ěrdé
 * Beaufort 	博福特; 蒲福 		Bófútè; Púfú
 * Becher 	比彻 			Bǐchè
 * Beck 	 	贝克 			Bèikè
 * Becky 	贝基 			Bèijī
 * Beerbohm 	比尔博姆 			Bǐ'ěrbómǔ
 * Bell 	 	贝尔 			Bèi'ěr
 * Bellamy 	贝拉米 			Bèilāmǐ
 * Belle 	贝尔			Bèi'ěr
 * Belloc 	贝洛克 			Bèiluòkè
 * Ben 	 	本 			Běn
 * Benedict 	本尼迪克特 		Běnnídíkètè
 * Benjamin 	本杰明 			Běnjiémíng
 * Bennett 	贝内特 			Bèinèitè
 * Benson 	本森 			Běnsēn
 * Bentham 	边沁; 本瑟姆 		Biānqìn; Běnsèmǔ
 * Berkeley 	贝克莱; 伯克利 		Bèikèlái; Bǎikèlì
 * Bernal 	伯纳尔 			Bǎinà'ěr
 * Bernard 	伯纳德; 伯纳尔德 		Bǎinàdé; Bǎinà'ěrdé
 * Bert 	 	伯特 			Bǎitè
 * Bertha 	伯莎 			Bǎishā
 * Bertie 	伯蒂 			Bǎidì
 * Bertram 	伯特伦 			Bǎitèlún
 * Bess 	 	贝丝 			Bèisī
 * Bessemer 	贝西墨; 贝色麦 		Bèixīmò; Bèisèmài
 * Bessie 	贝西			Bèixī
 * Bethune 	白求恩; 比顿  		Báiqiú'ēn; Bǐdùn
 * Betty 	贝蒂 			Bèidì
 * Bill 	 	比尔 			Bǐ'ěr
 * Billy 	比利 			Bǐlì
 * Birrell 	比勒尔 			Bǐlēi'ěr
 * Black 	布莱克 			Bùláikè
 * Blake 	布莱克 			Bùláikè
 * Bloomer 	布卢默 			Bùlúmò
 * Bloomfield 	布龙菲尔德; 布洛姆菲尔德 	Bùlóngfěi'ěrdé; Bùluòmǔfěi'ěrdé
 * Bloor 	布劳; 布卢尔 		Bùláo; Bùlú'ěr
 * Blume 	布卢姆 			Bùlúmǔ
 * Bob 	 	鲍勃 			Bàobó
 * Bobby 	鲍比 			Bàobǐ
 * Boswell 	博斯韦尔 			Bósīwéi'ěr
 * Bowen 	鲍恩 			Bào'ēn
 * Bowman 	鲍曼 			Bàomàn
 * Boyle 	波伊尔; 波义耳 		Bōyī'ěr; Bōyì'ěr
 * Bradley 	布拉德利 			Bùladélì
 * Bray 	 	布雷 			Bùléi
 * Brewster 	布鲁斯特 			Bùlǔsītè
 * Bridges 	布里奇斯 			Bùlǐqísī
 * Bright 	布赖特 			Bùlàitè
 * Broad 	布罗德 			Bùluódé
 * Bronte 	勃朗特; 白朗蒂 		Bólǎngtè; Báilǎngdì
 * Brooke 	布鲁克 			Bùlǔkè
 * Brown 	布朗 			Bùlǎng
 * Browne 	布朗 			Bùlǎng
 * Browning 	勃朗宁; 布朗宁 		Bólǎngnìng; Bùlǎngnìng
 * Bruce 	布鲁斯 			Bùlǔsī
 * Bruno 	布鲁诺 			Bùlǔnuò
 * Bryan 	布赖恩 			Bùlài'ēn
 * Bryce 	布赖斯 			Bùlàisī
 * Buck 	 	巴克 			Bākè
 * Buckle 	巴克耳 			Bākè'ěr
 * Bulwer 	布尔韦尔; 布尔沃 		Bù'ěrwéi'ěr; Bù'ěrwò
 * Bunyan 	布尼安 			Bùní'ān
 * Burke 	伯克 			Bǎikè
 * Burne-Jones 	伯恩-琼斯 		Bǎi'ēn-Qióngsī
 * Burns 	彭斯; 伯恩斯 		Péngsī; Bǎi'ēnsī
 * Butler 	勃特勒; 巴特勒 		Bótèlēi ; Bātèlēi
 * Byron 	拜伦			Bàilún

C

 * Camilla 		卡米拉
 * Camp 			坎普
 * Carey 			凯里; 凯雷
 * Carl 			卡尔
 * Carllyle 		卡莱尔
 * Carmen 		卡门
 * Carnegie 		卡内基
 * Caroline 		卡罗琳
 * Carpenter 		卡彭特
 * Carrie 		嘉利; 卡丽
 * Carroll 		卡罗尔
 * Carter 		卡特
 * Catharine, Catherine 	凯瑟琳
 * Cecillia 		塞西利亚
 * Chamberlain 		张伯伦
 * Chaplin 		查普林; <英>(影星)卓别林
 * Chapman 		查普曼
 * Charles 		查尔斯; 查理
 * Charley 		查利
 * Charlotte 		夏洛蒂; 夏洛特
 * Charles 		查尔斯; 查理
 * Chaucer 		乔叟
 * Chesterton 		切斯特顿
 * Child 			蔡尔德
 * Childe 		蔡尔德
 * Christ 		克赖斯特
 * Christian 		克里琴斯
 * Christiana 		克里斯蒂安娜
 * Christie 		克里斯蒂
 * Christopher 		克里斯托弗
 * Christy 		克里斯蒂
 * Church 		丘奇
 * Churchill 		丘吉尔
 * Cissie 		锡西
 * Clapham 		克拉彭
 * Clara 			克拉拉
 * Clare 			克莱尔
 * Clarissa 		克拉丽莎
 * Clark, Clarke 		克拉克
 * Clemens 		克里曼斯; 克莱门斯
 * Clement 		克莱门特
 * Cocker 		科克尔
 * Coffey 		科菲
 * Colclough 		科尔克拉夫
 * Coleridge 		柯勒律治; 科尔里奇
 * Collins 		柯林斯
 * Commons 		康芒斯
 * Conan 			科南
 * Congreve 		康格里夫
 * Connie 		康尼
 * Connor 		康纳
 * Conrad 		康拉德
 * Constance 		康斯坦斯
 * Cook, Cooke 		库克
 * Cooper 		库珀
 * Copperfield 		科波菲尔
 * Cotton 		柯顿
 * Coverdale 		科弗代尔
 * Cowper 		考珀
 * Craigie 		克雷吉
 * Crane 			克兰
 * Crichton 		克赖顿
 * Croft 			克罗夫特
 * Crofts 		克罗夫茨
 * Cromwell 		克伦威尔
 * Cronin 		克洛宁; 克罗宁
 * Cumberland 		坎伯兰
 * Curme 			柯姆

D

 * Daisy 			戴西
 * Dalton 		道尔顿
 * Dan 			丹
 * Daniel 		丹尼尔
 * Daniell 		丹尼尔; 丹聂耳
 * Darwin 		达尔文
 * David 			戴维
 * Davy 			戴维
 * Defoe 			迪福
 * Delia 			迪莉娅
 * Dennis 		丹尼斯
 * DeQuincey 		德.昆西
 * Dewar 			迪尤尔; 杜瓦
 * Dewey 			杜威
 * Dick 			迪克
 * Dickens 		迪肯斯; 狄更斯
 * Dickey 		迪基
 * Dillon 		狄龙
 * Dobbin 		多宾
 * Dodd 			多德
 * Doherty 		陶赫蒂; 道尔蒂
 * Dolly 			多利
 * Donne 			多恩
 * Dora 			多拉
 * Doris 			多丽丝; 陶丽思
 * Dorothea 		多萝西娅
 * Dorothy 		多萝西
 * Douglas, Douglass 	道格拉斯
 * Doyle 			多伊尔; 道尔
 * Dierser 		德莱塞
 * Dryden 		屈莱顿; 德莱登
 * DuBois 		杜波依斯
 * Dulles 		杜勒斯
 * Dunbar 		邓巴
 * Duncan 		邓肯
 * Dunlop 		邓洛普
 * Dupont 		杜邦
 * Dutt 			达特; 杜德

E

 * Eddie 			埃迪
 * Eden 			艾登
 * Edgeworth 		埃奇沃思
 * Edie 			伊迪
 * Edison 		爱迪生
 * Edith 			伊迪丝
 * Edmund 		埃德蒙
 * Edward 		爱德华
 * Effie 			埃菲
 * Eipstein 		艾泼斯坦
 * Eisenhower 		艾森豪威尔
 * Eleanor 		埃利诺; 埃兰娜
 * Electra 		伊利克特拉
 * Elinor 		埃利诺
 * Eliot 			艾略特; 爱略特; 埃利奥特
 * Elizabeth 		伊丽莎白
 * Ella 			埃拉
 * Ellen 			埃伦
 * Ellis 			艾利斯
 * Elsie 			埃尔西
 * Emerson 		埃墨森
 * Emily 			艾米丽; 埃米莉
 * Emma 			埃玛
 * Emmie, Emmy 		埃米
 * Ernest 		欧内斯特
 * Esther 		埃丝特
 * Eugen 			尤金
 * Eugene 		尤金
 * Euphemia 		尤菲米娅
 * Eva 			伊娃
 * Evan 			埃文
 * Evans 			埃文思
 * Eve 			伊夫
 * Evelina 		埃维莉娜
 * Eveline, Evelyn 	伊夫琳
 * Ezekiel 		伊齐基尔

F

 * Fanny 范妮 Frances 的昵称
 * Faraday 法拉第
 * Fast 法斯特
 * Faulkner 福克纳
 * Felix 费利克斯
 * Felton 费尔顿
 * Ferdinand 费迪南德
 * Ferguson 弗格森; 福开森; 弗格森
 * Field 菲尔德
 * Fielding 菲尔丁
 * Finn 芬恩
 * FitzGerald 菲茨杰拉德
 * Flower 弗劳尔
 * Flynn 弗琳; 弗林
 * Ford 福特
 * Forster 福斯特
 * Foster 福斯特
 * Fowler 福勒
 * Fox 福克斯
 * Frances 弗朗西丝
 * Francis 法兰西斯; 弗朗西斯
 * Frank 弗兰克 又为Francis,Franklin 的昵称
 * Franklin 富兰克林
 * Fred 弗雷德(Frederick 的昵称)
 * Frederick 弗雷德里克
 * Freeman 弗里曼
 * Funk 芬克

G

 * Gabriel 		加布里埃尔
 * Galbraith 		加布尔雷思
 * Gallacher 		加拉赫
 * Gallup 		盖洛普
 * Galsworthy 		高尔斯沃西
 * Garcia 		加西亚
 * Garden 		加登
 * Gard, Gardiner 	加德纳
 * Gaskell 		加斯克尔
 * Geoffrey 		杰弗里
 * Geordie 		乔迪
 * George 		乔治
 * Gibbon 		吉本
 * Gibson 		吉布森
 * Gilbert 		吉尔伯特
 * Giles 			贾尔斯; 詹理斯
 * Gill 			吉尔
 * Gissing 		季星
 * Gladstone 		格莱斯顿; 格拉德斯通
 * Godwin 		葛德文; 戈德温
 * Gold 			高尔德; 戈尔德
 * Goldsmith 		哥尔斯密; 戈德史密斯
 * Gosse 			戈斯
 * Grace 			格雷斯
 * Gracie 		格雷西
 * Graham 		格雷厄姆; 格雷汉姆; 格兰汉
 * Grant 			格兰特
 * Grantham 		格兰瑟姆
 * Gray 			格雷
 * Green 			格林
 * Gregory 		格雷戈里
 * Gresham 		格雷沙姆
 * Grey 			格雷
 * Grote 			格罗特
 * Gunter 		冈特
 * Gunther 		冈瑟
 * Gus 			格斯
 * Guy 			盖伊

H

 * Habakkuk 		哈巴卡克
 * Haggai 		哈该
 * Hal 			哈尔
 * Halifax 		哈利法克斯
 * Hamilton 		汉森尔顿; 哈密尔敦
 * Hamlet 		哈姆雷特
 * Hansen 		汉森; 汉森
 * Hansom 		汉萨
 * Hardy 			哈代; 哈迪
 * Harold 		哈罗德
 * Harper 		哈珀
 * Harriman 		哈里曼
 * Harrington 		哈灵顿; 哈林顿
 * Harrison 		哈里森
 * Harrod 		哈罗德
 * Harry 			哈里
 * Hart 			哈特
 * Harte 			哈特
 * Harvey 		哈维
 * Hawthorne 		霍索恩
 * Haydn 			海登 奥地利姓
 * Haywood 		海伍德
 * Hazlitt 		赫士列特; 黑兹利特
 * Hearst 		赫斯特
 * Helin, Helina 		赫莉(娜)
 * Hemingway 		海明威
 * Henley 		亨利
 * Henrietta 		亨里埃塔
 * Henry 			亨利
 * Herbert 		赫伯特
 * Herty 			赫蒂
 * Hewlett 		休利特
 * Hicks 			希克斯
 * Hill 			希尔
 * Hobbes 		霍布斯
 * Hobson 		霍布森
 * Hodge 			霍奇
 * Hodgson 		霍奇森
 * Holmes 		福尔摩斯; 霍姆斯
 * Holt 			霍尔特
 * Hood 			胡德
 * Hoover 		胡佛
 * Hope 			霍普
 * Hopkin, Hopkins 	霍普金(斯)
 * Horace 		贺拉斯; 霍勒斯
 * Horatio 		霍雷肖; 贺拉斯; 霍勒斯
 * Hornby 		霍恩比
 * Hosea 			霍齐亚
 * House 			豪斯
 * Housman 		豪斯曼
 * Houston 		休斯敦
 * Howard 		霍华德
 * Howell, Howells 	豪厄尔(斯)
 * Hoyle 			霍伊尔
 * Hubbard 		哈伯德
 * Hudson 		赫德森
 * Huggins 		哈金斯
 * Hugh 			休
 * Hughes 		休斯; 休士
 * Hume 			休谟; 休姆
 * Humphr, Humphrey 	汉弗莱
 * Huntington 		亨廷顿
 * Hutt 			赫特
 * Huxley 		赫克利斯; 赫胥黎

I

 * Ingersoll 	英格索尔 		Yīnggésuǒ'ěr
 * Irving		欧文 		Ōuwén
 * Isaac 		艾萨克 		Àisàkè
 * Isabel 	伊莎贝尔 		Yīshābèi'ěr
 * Isaiah 	艾塞亚 		Àisāiyà
 * Ivan 		伊凡 		Yīfán

J

 * Jack 			杰克
 * Jackson 		杰克逊
 * Jacob 			雅各布
 * James 			詹姆斯
 * Jane 			简
 * Jasper 		贾斯帕
 * Jeames 		杰姆斯
 * Jean 			琼
 * Jefferson 		杰弗逊; 杰斐逊
 * Jenkin, Jenkins 	詹金(斯)
 * Jennings 		詹宁斯
 * Jenny 			珍妮
 * Jeremiah 		杰里迈亚
 * Jeremy 		杰里米
 * Jerome 		杰罗姆
 * Jerry 			杰里
 * Jessie 		杰西
 * Jim 			吉姆
 * Jimmy 			杰米
 * Joan 			琼
 * Job 			乔布
 * Joe 			乔
 * Joel 			乔尔
 * John 			约翰
 * Johnny 		约翰尼
 * Johnson 		约翰逊
 * Johnston, Johnstone 	约翰斯顿
 * Jonah 			乔纳
 * Jonathan 		乔纳森
 * Jones 			琼斯
 * Jonson 		琼森
 * Jordan 		乔丹
 * Joseph 		约瑟夫
 * Josh 			乔希
 * Joshua 		乔舒亚
 * Joule 			焦尔
 * Joyce 			乔伊斯
 * Judd 			贾德
 * Judith 		朱迪思
 * Judson 		贾德森
 * Julia 			朱莉娅
 * Julian 		朱利安
 * Juliana 		朱莉安娜
 * Juliet 		朱丽叶
 * Julius 		朱利叶斯

K

 * Katte 			凯特 		Kǎitè
 * Katharine 		凯瑟琳		Kǎisèlín
 * Kathleen 		凯瑟琳		Kǎisèlín
 * Katrine 		卡特琳 		Kǎtèlín
 * Keats 			基茨 		Jīcí
 * Kell, Kelley 		凯利 		Kǎilì
 * Kellogg 		凯洛格 		Kǎiluògé
 * Kelsen 		凯尔森 		Kǎi'ěrsēn
 * Kelvin 		凯尔文 		Kǎi'ěrwén
 * Kennan 		凯南 		Kǎinán
 * Kennedy 		肯尼迪 		Kěnnídí
 * Keppel 		凯佩尔 		Kǎipèi'ěr
 * Keynes 		凯恩斯 		Kǎi'ēnsī
 * Kingsley 		金斯利 		Jīnsīlì
 * Kipling 		基普林 		Jīpǔlín
 * Kit 			基特 		Jītè
 * Kitto 			基托 		Jītuō
 * Kitty 			基蒂		Jīdì

L

 * Lamb 			兰姆; 拉姆
 * Lambert 		兰伯特; 朗伯
 * Lancelot 		兰斯洛特
 * Landon 		兰登
 * Larkin 		拉金
 * Lattimore 		拉铁摩尔
 * Laurie 		劳里
 * Law 			劳
 * Lawrence 		劳伦斯
 * Lawson 		劳森; 劳逊
 * Leacock 		利科克; 李科克
 * Lee 			李
 * Leigh 			利
 * Leighton 		莱顿
 * Lena 			莉娜
 * Leonard 		伦纳德
 * Leopold 		利奥波德
 * Lew 			卢
 * Lewis 			刘易士; 刘易斯
 * Lily 			莉莉
 * Lincoln 		林肯
 * Lindberg, Lindbergh 	林德伯格
 * Lindsay 		林塞
 * Lizzie 		利齐
 * Lloyd 			劳埃德
 * Locke 			洛克
 * London 		伦敦
 * Longfellow 		朗费罗
 * Longman 		朗曼
 * Lou, Louie 		路易(Lewis); 路(易)(Louisa,Louise)
 * Louis 			路易斯
 * Louisa 		路易莎
 * Louise 		路易丝
 * Lowell 		罗威尔; 罗厄尔
 * Lucas 			卢卡斯
 * Lucia 			露西亚
 * Lucius 		卢修斯
 * Lucy 			露西
 * Luke 			卢克
 * Lyly 			利利
 * Lynch 			林奇
 * Lynd 			林德
 * Lytton 		李顿; 利顿

M

 * MacAdam 		麦克亚当
 * MacArthur 		麦克阿瑟
 * Macaulay 		麦考利
 * MacDonald, Macdonald 	麦克唐纳
 * Mackintosh 		麦金托什
 * MacMillan, Macmillan 	麦克米伦
 * MacPherson, Macpherson 麦克菲尔逊; 麦克弗森
 * Madge 			马奇
 * Maggie 		玛吉
 * Malachi 		玛拉基
 * Malan 			马伦
 * Malory 		马洛里
 * Malthus 		马尔萨斯
 * Maltz 			马尔兹; 马尔茨
 * Mansfield 		曼斯菲尔德
 * Marcellus 		马塞勒斯
 * Marcus 		马库斯
 * Margaret 		玛格丽塔
 * Margery 		马杰里
 * Maria 			玛丽亚
 * Marion 		马里恩
 * Marjory 		马乔里
 * Mark 			马克
 * Marlowe 		马洛
 * Marner 		马南
 * Marshall 		马歇尔
 * Martha 		马莎
 * Martin 		马丁
 * Mary 			玛丽
 * Masefield 		梅斯菲尔德
 * Mathilda 		马蒂尔达
 * Matthew 		马修
 * Maud 			莫德
 * Maugham 		莫姆
 * Maurice 		莫里斯
 * Max 			马克斯
 * Maxwell 		马克斯韦尔
 * May 			梅
 * McCarthy 		麦卡锡
 * McDonald 		麦克唐纳; 麦当劳
 * Meg 			梅格
 * Melville 		梅尔维尔
 * Meredith 		梅瑞狄斯; 梅雷迪斯
 * Micah 			迈卡
 * Michael 		迈克尔
 * Michelson 		米切尔森; 迈克尔孙
 * Middleton 		密德尔顿
 * Mike 			迈克
 * Mill 			米尔
 * Milne 			米尔恩
 * Milton 		米尔顿
 * Minnie 		明妮
 * Moll 			莫尔
 * Mond 			蒙德
 * Monroe 		门罗
 * Montgomery 		蒙哥马利
 * Moore 			穆尔
 * More 			莫尔
 * Morgan 		摩根
 * Morley 		摩利
 * Morris 		莫里斯
 * Morrison 		莫里森
 * Morse 			莫尔斯
 * Morton 		莫尔顿; 摩顿
 * Moses 			摩西
 * Motley 		莫特利
 * Moulton 		莫尔顿
 * Murray 		默里

N

 * Nahum 			内厄姆		Nèi'èmǔ
 * Nancy 			南希		Nánxī
 * Nathaniei 		纳撒尼尔 		Nàsāní'ěr
 * Needham 		尼达姆 		Nídámǔ
 * Nehemiah 		尼赫迈亚 		Níhèmàiyà
 * Nell 			内尔 		Nèi'ěr
 * Nelly 			内利 		Nèilì
 * Nelson 		奈尔孙 		Nài'ěrsūn
 * Newman 		纽曼 		Niǔmàn
 * Newton 		牛顿 		Niúdùn
 * Nicholas 		尼古拉斯 		Nígǔlāsī
 * Nichol, Nichols 	尼科尔,尼科尔斯 	Níkē'ěr, Níkē'ěrsī
 * Nick 			尼克 		Níkè
 * Nico, Nicol 		尼科尔 		Níkē'ěr
 * Nixon 			尼克松 		Níkèsōng
 * Noah 			诺厄 		Nuò'è
 * Noel 			诺埃尔 		Nuò'āi'ěr
 * Nora 			娜拉; 诺拉	Nuólā; Nuòlā
 * Norris 		诺里斯 		Nuòlǐsī
 * North 			诺思 		Nuòsī
 * Norton 		诺顿 		Nuòdùn
 * Noyes 			诺伊斯		Nuòyīsī

O

 * Obadiah 		奥巴代亚		Àobādàiyà
 * O’Casey 		奥凯西; 奥卡西 	Àokǎixī; Àokǎxī
 * Occam 			奥卡姆 		Àokǎmǔ
 * O’Connor 		奥康纳 		Àokāngnà
 * Oliver 		奥利弗 		Àolìfú
 * O’Neil 		奥尼尔 		Àoní'ěr
 * Onions 		奥尼恩斯 		Àoní'ēnsī
 * Orlando 		奥兰多 		Àolánduō
 * Oscar 			奥斯卡 		Àosīkǎ
 * Owen 			欧文		Ōuwén

P

 * Palmer 		帕尔默
 * Pansy 			潘西
 * Parker 		帕克
 * Partridge 		帕特里奇
 * Pater 			佩特; 佩德
 * Patience 		佩兴斯
 * Patrick 		帕特里克
 * Paul 			保罗
 * Peacock 		皮科尔
 * Pearson 		皮尔逊
 * Peg 			佩格
 * Peggy 			佩吉
 * Penn 			佩恩
 * Pepys 			佩皮斯; 皮普斯
 * Perkin 		珀金
 * Peter 			彼得
 * Petty 			佩蒂
 * Philemon 		菲利蒙
 * Philip 		菲利普
 * Piers 			皮尔斯
 * Pigou 			庇古; 皮古
 * Pitman 		皮特曼
 * Poe 			波
 * Pollitt 		波利特
 * Polly 			波利
 * Pope 			蒲柏; 波普
 * Pound 			庞德
 * Powell 		鲍威尔
 * Price 			普赖斯
 * Priestley 		普里斯特莱; 普里斯特利
 * Pritt 			普里特
 * Pulitzer 		普里策; 帕利策尔
 * Pullan 		普兰
 * Pullman 		普尔曼

Q

 * Quiller 奎勒 Kuílēi

R

 * Raglan 		拉格伦
 * Raleign 		罗利
 * Ralph 			拉尔夫
 * Raman 			拉曼
 * Ramsden 		拉姆斯登; 冉斯登
 * Raphael 		拉菲尔; 拉菲尔
 * Rayleign 		雷利; 瑞利
 * Raymond 		雷蒙德
 * Reade 			里德
 * Rebecca 		丽贝卡
 * Reed 			里德
 * Reynolds 		雷诺兹
 * Rhodes 		罗兹
 * Rhys 			里斯
 * Ricardo 		李嘉图; 理嘉图
 * Richard 		理查
 * Richards 		理查兹
 * Richardson 		理查森
 * Rob 			罗布
 * Robbins 		罗宾斯
 * Robert 		罗伯特
 * Robeson 		罗伯逊
 * Robin 			罗宾
 * Robinson 		罗宾逊; 罗宾森
 * Rockefeller 		洛克菲勒
 * Roger 			罗杰; 罗吉尔 从苏格兰姓
 * Roland 		罗兰
 * Romeo 			罗密欧
 * Roosevelt 		罗斯福
 * Rosa 			罗莎
 * Rosalind 		罗瑟琳; 罗塞蒂
 * Rose 			罗斯
 * Rossetti 		罗赛蒂; 罗塞蒂
 * Roy 			罗伊
 * Rudolph, Rudolf 	鲁道夫
 * Rusk 			腊斯克
 * Ruskin 		罗斯金; 拉斯金
 * Russell 		拉塞尔; 罗素
 * Ruth 			鲁思
 * Rutherford 		拉瑟福德; 卢瑟福

S

 * Sainsbury 		森次巴立; 塞恩思伯里
 * Sailsbury 		索尔兹伯里
 * Sally 			萨莉
 * Salome 		萨洛美
 * Sam 			萨姆
 * Samson 		萨姆森
 * Samuel 		塞缪尔
 * Sander 		桑德
 * Sandy 			桑迪
 * Sapir 			萨皮尔
 * Sara, Sarah 		萨拉
 * Saroyan 		萨罗扬; 萨洛扬
 * Sassoon 		沙逊
 * Saul 			索尔
 * Sawyer 		索耶
 * Saxton 		萨克斯顿
 * Scott 			司各脱; 斯科特
 * Scripps 		斯克利普斯
 * Senior 		西尼尔
 * Service 		瑟维斯
 * Shakespeare 		莎士比亚
 * Sharp 			夏普
 * Shaw 			肖
 * Shelley 		谢利; 雪莱
 * Sheridan 		谢立丹; 谢里登
 * Sherwood 		舍伍德
 * Sidney			锡特尼; 悉尼
 * Silas 			赛拉斯
 * Simon 			西蒙
 * Simpson 		辛普森
 * Sinclair 		辛克莱
 * Smedley 		斯梅德利; 史沫特莱
 * Smith 			史密斯
 * Smollett 		斯摩莱特; 斯莫利特
 * Snow 			斯诺
 * Sonmerfield 		索莫费尔德; 萨默菲尔德
 * Sophia 		索菲娅
 * Sophy 			索菲
 * Southey 		骚塞; 索锡
 * Spencer 		斯宾塞; 斯潘塞
 * Spender 		斯彭德
 * Spenser 		斯宾塞; 斯潘塞
 * Springhall 		斯普林霍尔
 * Steele 		斯梯尔; 斯蒂尔
 * Steinbeck 		斯坦培克; 斯坦贝克
 * Stella 		斯特拉
 * Stephen 		史蒂芬; 斯蒂芬
 * Stephens 		斯蒂芬斯
 * Stevenson 		史蒂文森
 * Stilwell 		史迪威
 * Stone 			斯通
 * Stowe 			斯托
 * Strachey 		斯特雷奇
 * Strong 		斯特朗
 * Stuart 		斯图尔特; 司徒雷登
 * Surrey 		萨利; 萨里
 * Susan 			苏珊
 * Susanna 		苏珊娜
 * Sweet 			斯威特
 * Swift 			斯威夫特; 斯维夫特
 * Swinburne 		史文朋; 斯温伯恩
 * Symons 		西蒙斯

T

 * Tate 			泰特
 * Taylor 		泰勒
 * Ted 			特德
 * Temple 		坦普尔
 * Tennyson 		丁尼生; 坦尼森
 * Terry 			特里
 * Thackeray 		撒克里
 * Thodore 		西奥多
 * Theresa 		特里萨
 * Thomas 		托马斯
 * Thompson 		汤普森
 * Thomson 		汤姆森
 * Thoreau 		梭洛; 索罗
 * Thorndike 		桑代克
 * Timothy 		蒂莫西
 * Titus 			泰特斯
 * Tobias 		托拜厄斯
 * Toby 			托比
 * Toland 		托兰
 * Tom 			汤姆
 * Tomlinson 		汤姆林森
 * Tommy 			汤米
 * Tony 			托尼
 * Tours 			图尔斯
 * Tout 			陶特
 * Toynbee 		托因比
 * Tracy 			特雷西
 * Trevelyan 		特里维康
 * Trollpoe 		特罗洛普
 * Truman 		杜鲁门
 * Turner 		特纳
 * Tuttle 		塔特尔
 * Twain 			特温
 * Tyler 			泰勒

U

 * Ulysses 尤利塞斯 Yóulìsāisī

V

 * Valentine	瓦伦丁		Wǎlúndīng
 * Van 		范 		Fàn
 * Vaughan 	伏恩 		Fú'ēn
 * Veblen 	凡勃伦; 维布伦	Fánbólún; Wéibùlún
 * Victor 	维克托 		Wéikètuō
 * Vincent 	文森特 		Wénsēntè
 * Violet 	瓦奥莱特 		Wǎ'àoláitè
 * Virginia 	弗吉尼亚 		Fújíníyà
 * Vogt 		沃格特		Wògétè

W

 * Wagner 		瓦格纳
 * Walker 		沃克
 * Walkley		沃克利
 * Wallace 		华莱土
 * Wallis 		沃利斯
 * Walpole 		沃波尔
 * Walsh 			沃尔什
 * Walter 		沃尔特
 * Walton 		沃尔顿
 * Ward 			沃德
 * Warner 		沃纳
 * Warren 		沃伦
 * Washington 		华盛顿
 * Wat 			沃特
 * Waters 		沃特斯
 * Watt 			瓦特
 * Webb 			韦布
 * Webster 		韦伯斯特
 * Wells 			韦尔斯
 * Wesley 		韦斯利
 * Wheatley 		惠特利
 * Wheeler 		惠勒
 * Whit 			惠特
 * Whitehead 		怀特海; 怀特黑德
 * Whitman 		惠特曼
 * Whittier 		惠蒂尔
 * Whyet 			怀特
 * Wilcox 		威尔科特斯
 * Wild 			魏尔德
 * Wilde 			怀尔德; 王尔德
 * Wilhelmina 		威廉明娜
 * Will 			威尔
 * Willard 		威拉德
 * William 		威廉
 * Wilmot, Wilmott 	威尔莫特
 * Wilson 		威尔逊
 * Windsor 		温莎; 温泽
 * Winifred 		威尼弗雷德
 * Wodehous 		沃德豪斯
 * Wolf 			沃尔夫
 * Wollaston 		沃拉斯顿; 渥拉斯顿
 * Wood 			伍德
 * Woolf 			伍尔夫
 * Woolley 		伍利; 伍莱
 * Wordsworth 		华兹沃斯; 渥兹华斯; 沃兹沃思
 * Wright 		赖特
 * Wyat, Wyatt 		怀亚特; 怀阿特
 * Wyclif, Wycliffe 	威克利夫; 魏克利夫
 * Wyld, Wylde 		怀尔德

Y

 * Yale 		耶尔; 耶鲁	Yē'ěr; Yēlǔ
 * Yeates 	夏芝; 耶茨 	Xiàzhī; Yēcí
 * Yerkes 	耶基斯		Yējīsī
 * Young 		扬 		Yáng
 * Yule 		尤尔		Yóu'ěr

Z

 * Zacharias 	扎卡赖亚斯 	Zākǎlàiyàsī
 * Zangwill 	赞格威尔 		Zàngēwēi'ěr
 * Zechariah 	泽卡赖亚 		Zékǎlàiyà
 * Zephaniah 	泽弗奈亚 		Zéfúnàiyà
 * Zimmerman 	齐默尔曼 		Zīmò'ěrmàn


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title: håndskriftets


text: håndskrifters

title: håndskrifters


text: håndskrifternes

title: håndskrifternes


text:
estime de soi

Noun

 * 1) self-esteem

title: estime de soi


text:
আসসালামু আলাইকুম

Etymology
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Interjection

 * 1) assalamu alaikum

title: আসসালামু আলাইকুম


text: fish meal

title: fish meal


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title: plantages


text:
Kağan

Proper noun

 * 1) ruler, sovereign
 * 1) ruler, sovereign

title: Kağan


text:
écrasement

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  The operation of removing a part, as a tumor, by a wire or chain loop gradually tightened so as to cut slowly through its attachment.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) crushing
 * 2) crash (of an airplane)
 * 3)  overwrite mode

title: écrasement


text: écrasements

title: écrasements


text:
Talk:double-plus-good

doubleplusgood
How come the original spelling from the novel is missing while there are all these variants ? - Olybrius 13:48, 9 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:double-plus-good


text:
écrase-merde

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1)  An unsophisticated shoe

title: écrase-merde


text: αλευριού

title: αλευριού


text: αλευριών

title: αλευριών


text: αλεύρια

title: αλεύρια