text:
comhairle-riaghlaidh

Noun

 * 1) junta

title: comhairle-riaghlaidh


text: comhairlean-riaghlaidh

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

title: comhairlean-riaghlaidh


text: consermonaris

title: consermonaris


text: consermonatur

title: consermonatur


text: consermonamur

title: consermonamur


text: consermonamini

title: consermonamini


text: consermonantur

title: consermonantur


text: consermonabor

title: consermonabor


text: consermonaberis

title: consermonaberis


text: consermonabitur

title: consermonabitur


text: consermonabimur

title: consermonabimur


text: consermonabimini

title: consermonabimini


text: consermonabuntur

title: consermonabuntur


text: consermonabar

title: consermonabar


text: consermonabaris

title: consermonabaris


text: consermonabatur

title: consermonabatur


text: consermonabamur

title: consermonabamur


text: consermonabamini

title: consermonabamini


text: consermonabantur

title: consermonabantur


text: consermoner

title: consermoner


text: consermoneris

title: consermoneris


text: consermonetur

title: consermonetur


text: consermonemur

title: consermonemur


text: consermonemini

title: consermonemini


text: consermonentur

title: consermonentur


text: consermonarer

title: consermonarer


text: consermonareris

title: consermonareris


text: consermonaretur

title: consermonaretur


text: consermonaremur

title: consermonaremur


text: consermonaremini

title: consermonaremini


text: consermonarentur

title: consermonarentur


text: consermonare

title: consermonare


text: consermonator

title: consermonator


text: consermonantor

title: consermonantor


text: consermonari

title: consermonari


text:
parolemo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) talkativeness, loquacity
 * 2) gab

title: parolemo


text:
valööriarvo

Usage notes
This is a tautological word, as the word alone expresses the same idea.

title: valööriarvo


text:
riaghladh

Noun

 * 1) ruling, direction, management, administration
 * 2) government ; regime
 * 3) mustering
 * 1) mustering

title: riaghladh


text: riaghlaidh

title: riaghlaidh


text: riaghlaidhean

title: riaghlaidhean


text:
riaghaltas

Noun

 * 1) government

title: riaghaltas


text: riaghaltais

title: riaghaltais


text: riaghaltasan

title: riaghaltasan


text:
sindona

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) selfless, generous, devoted

title: sindona


text:
riaghailt-lèigh

Noun

 * 1) prescription

title: riaghailt-lèigh


text: riaghailte-lèigh

title: riaghailte-lèigh


text:
apudigi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to place next to

title: apudigi


text:
valoisuusarvo

Noun

 * 1)  value relative brightness of a color

Usage notes
is by far the most used equivalent for English "value" in this sense. is often used when explaining the word to people that might not know it.

title: valoisuusarvo


text: riaghailtean-lèigh

title: riaghailtean-lèigh


text:
konciza

Adjective

 * 1) concise

title: konciza


text:
klopodo

Noun

 * 1) effort

title: klopodo


text: apuda

title: apuda


text:
ribelema

Adjective

 * 1) rebellious

title: ribelema


text:
srann

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) snore

Verb

 * 1) snore

title: srann


text: srainn

title: srainn


text: sranna

title: sranna


text: srannan

title: srannan


text:
budhano

Alternative forms

 * budaano

Noun

 * 1)  Buddhist

title: budhano


text: srannail

title: srannail


text: srannailean

title: srannailean


text:
pluraĵo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) plurality

title: pluraĵo


text:
srannartaich

Noun

 * 1) snort

Usage notes

 * Can be used as a verbal noun:

title: srannartaich


text: srannartaiche

title: srannartaiche


text: srannartaichean

title: srannartaichean


text:
gramatike

Adverb

 * 1) grammatically

title: gramatike


text:
konkordo

Noun

 * 1)  agreement

title: konkordo


text:
ununombra

Adjective

 * 1)  singular

title: ununombra


text:
plurnombra

Adjective

 * 1)  plural

title: plurnombra


text:
karakterizilo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an instrument with which to characterize something

title: karakterizilo


text:
Jozefo

Etymology
From.

title: Jozefo


text:
凡事

Adverb

 * 1)  no matter what it is; in all things

title: 凡事


text:
posesiva pronomo

Noun

 * 1)  possessive pronoun

title: posesiva pronomo


text:
posesiva

Adjective

 * 1) possessive

title: posesiva


text:
angenämt

Adverb

 * 1) pleasantly

Interjection

 * 1) nice to meet you

title: angenämt


text:
vesilehti

Noun

 * 1)  A leaf of a living plant that floats in the water, e.g. the leaf of a waterlily.
 * 2)  A heraldic charge that resembles the leaf of a waterlily with a trefoil in the middle.

title: vesilehti


text: niajn

title: niajn


text: niaj

title: niaj


text:
konjugacio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)   act of conjugating a verb
 * 2)   in some languages, one of several classifications of verbs

title: konjugacio


text:
annullera

Etymology
From. Cognate of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to cancel, to revoke

title: annullera


text: annulleras

title: annulleras


text:
estinteco

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) past

title: estinteco


text: guójì

title: guójì


text:
User talk:Dalx

Ultimateria 00:24, 21 February 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Dalx


text: shāngyè

title: shāngyè


text:
neŭtra

Adjective

 * 1)  neuter

title: neŭtra


text:
klasifiki

Verb

 * 1) to classify

title: klasifiki


text:
classificeren

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1)  to classify

title: classificeren


text:
知縣

Noun

 * 1)  head of a county; county magistrate

title: 知縣


text: 知县

title: 知县


text:
打枷

Verb

 * 1)  to put someone into a cangue

title: 打枷


text:
estigi

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) Stygian

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cause to arise

title: estigi


text:
紳士

Etymology

 * “(male) pervert”
 * Influenced by Japanese readaptation of the word in modern times. Popularized through Kumakichi, a character in .

Noun

 * 1) gentleman; gentry
 * 2)  (male) pervert

Adjective

 * 1)  gentlemanly; courteous

Etymology

 * “(male) pervert”
 * Popularized through Kumakichi, a character in .

Noun

 * 1) gentleman
 * 2)  (male) pervert

title: 紳士


text: 绅士

title: 绅士


text:
asymptotycznie

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1)  asymptotically

title: asymptotycznie


text:
annandag

Noun

 * 1) the second day of a holiday
 * annandag jul
 * Boxing Day
 * annandag påsk
 * Easter Monday
 * annandag pingst
 * Monday after Whitsunday

title: annandag


text:
roli

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to play a role

title: roli


text:
衙役

Noun

 * 1)  bailiff in a yamen
 * 2)  police

title: 衙役


text:
монтаж

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) assembling, assemblage
 * 2) film editing
 * 3) montage

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) assembling, assemblage
 * 2) mounting
 * 3) montage

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) installation, assembling, assemblage, mounting
 * 2) montage, editing
 * 3) montage

title: монтаж


text:
老子娘

Noun

 * 1)  father and mother; parents

title: 老子娘


text:
債主

Noun

 * 1) creditor

title: 債主


text: 债主

title: 债主


text:
nerekta

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) indirect

title: nerekta


text:
komplemento

Noun

 * 1) complement

title: komplemento


text:
toskański

Adjective

 * 1)  Tuscan, of Tuscany

title: toskański


text:
User:Nhaas

27 years old married, two children Teacher Earning an MA in Educational Media through Appalachian State University

title: User:Nhaas


text:
Talk:vicis

Nominative singular
The nominative singular has "none". In fact I strongly doubt that the noun was defective and that the nominative singular did not exist - more likely, I would have thought, is that it is simply by chance unattested. It would be more accurate then to have "unattested".

My guess is that the nominative singular was "vix" and this indeed is what the French page has. So I propose altering the entry to read:

"*vix (unattested)"

Lyphatma 01:30, 21 February 2011 (UTC)
 * No, there truly was no nom sing. That kind of guesswork is pointless. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 18:54, 15 August 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:vicis


text:
nepra

Adjective

 * 1) absolutely essential, indispensable, compulsory

title: nepra


text:
funka

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to work, function

Etymology
From the funk- in which is borrowed from, from , from , accusative of , from  perfect participle of. , which is borrowed from 🇨🇬 via 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to function, to work, to operate, to be in operation

title: funka


text:
tagiĝi

Verb

 * 1) to dawn

Usage notes

 * Does not require a subject.

title: tagiĝi


text:
tondri

Etymology
Borrowed from and.

Verb

 * 1)  to thunder

Usage notes

 * Does not require a subject.

title: tondri


text:
ingenstans

Etymology
From, ,. Equivalent to. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Pronunciation

 * IPA: /ɪŋːɛnstanːs/

Adverb

 * 1) nowhere
 * jag ser den ingenstans
 * I can't see it anywhere

title: ingenstans


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob/Bodhipathapradīpa/reply (4)

The admin that found it was probably reluctant to make changes to it because it was Tibetan and he didn't know whether the script was wrong or the language was wrong, so he deleted it. He might have used  but he maybe didn't understand the definition either. As an administrator, I can restore the page and clean it up if you want.


text:
beklaga

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) to regret, to be sorry
 * 2)  to complain
 * 1)  to complain

title: beklaga


text:
skoja

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬, from, used in Swedish since 1766

Verb

 * 1)  to travel around in freedom without a plan or profession, to run around in a playful manner, to fool around
 * Ziguenarfolket [...] skoja kring landet
 * Gypsies go all around the country
 * 1) to joke, to play jokes, to prank
 * morfar skojar med barnen
 * grandpa is playing jokes with the kids
 * Jag skojade bara
 * I was only joking
 * 1)  to fool (somebody); to cheat, to swindle, to betray

title: skoja


text:
tutnokte

Adverb

 * 1) all night (long)

title: tutnokte


text:
jättebra

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very good, fantastic, excellent

Declension
Invariable, not used in the definite form.

Adverb

 * 1) very well, fantastically, excellent

title: jättebra


text: maquillar-se

title: maquillar-se


text:
nåt

Etymology 1
From, , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a groove, a fold

Etymology 2
From, , from , from , from , from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a seam, a joint (between boards)

Pronoun

 * 1) any (at all, to any extent)
 * 1) any (at all, to any extent)
 * 1) any (at all, to any extent)
 * 1) any (at all, to any extent)

title: nåt


text:
穀倉

Noun

 * 1) barn; granary

Noun

 * 1) granary

title: 穀倉


text:
actriu

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) actress

title: actriu


text: actrius

title: actrius


text: grabben

title: grabben


text:
käften

Interjection

 * 1) shut up (short for )

Usage notes
Can take on a jocular tone, which is rare for the harsher.

title: käften


text:
galning

Etymology
From, from + , equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (also ) and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a lunatic, a madman

Etymology
From. Compare to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) a lunatic, madman

Etymology
From, from + , equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (also ) and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a lunatic, a madman

title: galning


text: snubben

title: snubben


text: häcken

title: häcken


text: poolen

title: poolen


text: motorvägen

title: motorvägen


text: borgmästaren

title: borgmästaren


text:
ŝtormi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to blow strongly

Usage notes

 * Does not require a subject.

title: ŝtormi


text: garderoben

title: garderoben


text:
roboten

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  to toil

Verb

 * 1)  to toil
 * 2)  to perform feudal labour
 * 1)  to perform feudal labour
 * 1)  to perform feudal labour

title: roboten


text: pergamentrullen

title: pergamentrullen


text: värmen

title: värmen


text: kassetten

title: kassetten


text: jultomten

title: jultomten


text: sändaren

title: sändaren


text: rättegången

title: rättegången


text: vårdnaden

title: vårdnaden


text: tidpunkten

title: tidpunkten


text: pysen

title: pysen


text: skjutsen

title: skjutsen


text: brottsplatsen

title: brottsplatsen


text: viruset

title: viruset


text: gänget

title: gänget


text: teamet

title: teamet


text:
робеть

Verb

 * 1) to be timid or shy
 * 2) to funk, to quail

title: робеть


text:
User:Dawid Deutschland

 * Meta.
 * In georgischer Wikipedia.
 * In georgischem Wikiwörterbuch.
 * In deutscher Wikipedia.

title: User:Dawid Deutschland


text:
kassett

Etymology
From, via.

Noun

 * 1) a cassette

Etymology
From, via.

Noun

 * 1) a cassette

Noun

 * 1) a cassette, a cartridge
 * 2)  a coffer

title: kassett


text:
kassaskåp

Noun

 * 1) a safe

title: kassaskåp


text:
gevär

Etymology
Either from, from , from or from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Related to.

Noun

 * 1) a rifle, a gun

title: gevär


text:
motell

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a motel

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a motel

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) a motel, a motor hotel

title: motell


text:
धुंध

Etymology
, from 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) fog, haze

title: धुंध


text:
ज़ालिम

Etymology
, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) cruel
 * 2) severe

title: ज़ालिम


text:
ज़ुल्म

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) wrongdoing, misdeed, injustice
 * 2) tyranny
 * 1) tyranny

title: ज़ुल्म


text: perquès

title: perquès


text:
सफ़र

Etymology
, from. Cognate of 🇨🇬. Cognate with 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) travel
 * 2) trip, journey

title: सफ़र


text:
confused flour beetle

Etymology
Said to be named after the fact that it is easily confused with the red flour beetle. Both eat flour.

Noun

 * 1) A beetle of the species.

title: confused flour beetle


text: confused flour beetles

title: confused flour beetles


text: jīchuáng

title: jīchuáng


text:
contre-filet

Noun

 * 1) sirloin cut of meat
 * 2)  striploin

Synonyms

 * sirloin
 * sirloin

title: contre-filet


text: strip loin

title: strip loin


text:
aïllar

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to isolate
 * 2) to insulate
 * 1) to insulate

title: aïllar


text: séquiço

title: séquiço


text: jīguānqiāng

title: jīguānqiāng


text: jījiàn

title: jījiàn


text:
actially

Etymology
Back-spelling of the reduced pronunciation of.

title: actially


text:
Talk:multitude

As a new user I wished to edit this article, but am unsure of the correct protocol for doing so. The issue I wish to raise is that in cultural studies there includes a definition of the "multitude" as a vast group identified in its diversity. The technical definitions (from Hobbes) define it in contrast to the "people" who are seen as a group of individuals that share the politically coherent position of subservience to the state. Hobbes' Elements of Law Natural and Political, chapter 21 identifies the multitude as the group that exists before subservience to a sovereign ruler. When members of the multitude align themselves with the state, they become the "people", and are no longer members of the multitude. 128.250.5.247 04:51, 21 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Is this used outside Hobbes? If so, just add a new definition line # The group that exists before subservience to a sovereign ruler. below the existing ones. Conrad.Irwin 05:42, 21 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:multitude


text:
co-obbragh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) cooperative

Noun

 * 1) cooperative

title: co-obbragh


text: jīpiào

title: jīpiào


text:
curaí

Etymology 1
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) curry

title: curaí


text:
Katakana

Noun

 * 1) katakana (Japanese syllabary)
 * 2) katakana (a character thereof)
 * 1) katakana (a character thereof)

Noun

 * 1) katakana (Japanese syllabary)

title: Katakana


text:
fare de

Preposition

 * 1) by by the action of, by the effort of, by the initiative of, by order of

title: fare de


text:
leafaos curaí

Noun

 * 1) curry paste

title: leafaos curaí


text:
púdar curaí

Noun

 * 1) curry powder

title: púdar curaí


text: Orthodox Jews

title: Orthodox Jews


text:
batteuse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  threshing machine, thresher
 * : female drummer

title: batteuse


text:
secondary sex characteristic

Noun

 * 1) A feature that distinguishes between the two sexes in adult members of a species, but is not directly part of the reproductive system.

Translations

 * Spanish: carácter sexual secundario

title: secondary sex characteristic


text: secondary sex characteristics

title: secondary sex characteristics


text:
ladyparts

Noun

 * 1)  Adult female breasts and/or genitalia.

title: ladyparts


text:
púdar

Etymology
From, borrowed from , from.

Noun

 * 1) powder, dust
 * 2) gunpowder

title: púdar


text:
ath-shlàinte

Noun

 * 1) convalescence

title: ath-shlàinte


text:
Talk:managing director

where is the feminine form of this word?
 * Where does it say this is masculine? SemperBlotto 08:11, 21 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:managing director


text:
Talk:camel through the eye of a needle

"Camel" may refer to a camel-hair rope, not the actual animal. Makes more sense...
 * may is the operative — there's a school of thought that says "The Eye of the Needle" was a narrow gate through the city-walls of Jerusalem. Conrad.Irwin 08:05, 21 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:camel through the eye of a needle


text: ukosta

title: ukosta


text:
User:Gambatronne

I live in Canada and I'm currently a science student! My goals as one of the User's here is to
 * Create more Hindi entries
 * Cultivate existing ones
 * Get more "real" Hindi entries in there. I've noticed too many Sanskrit loanwords that are rarely ever used in spoken Hindi (and only slightly more so in written Hindi) entered into Wikitionary (and many, many other dictionaries) with no indication of that, and often an actually used term is completely absent. This means adding more entries with Persian/Arabic loans and other times it means adding Sanskrit derivations.
 * Adding more etymologies, specifically ones that show Hindi's relationship to modern Indo-European languages.

I used to have a strong and profound interest in Japanese, but I've lost interest in the language entirely and terminated my exposure to it about a year ago. But my interest in the language was very profound and I still understand about 90% of spoken Japanese. I can speak decently as well, but that and my knowledge of specialised vocabulary are quickly atrophying. Currently, I am working on: -Improving my French (sound like a native, sound like a native!!!) -Going from intermediate to near-native in German and Swedish. -Learning Turkish!

Aside from my affinity for the French and Germanic languages, which are easily explained, Turkish sticks out. I'm a bilingual native speaker of English and Hindi (more English than Hindi, but you get the picture) and I have always found the Persian and Arabic words in Hindi very beautiful - but the over all melody of my second mother tongue has never sounded particularly pleasant to me. I became interested in Persian and Arabic because of this - and truly they are two of the world's most beautiful languages. However with Arabic, I wanted to learn one of the actually spoken, "colloquial" versions (namely, Lebanese Arabic), but resources were few, and with the difficulty of speaking such a unique language, I quickly lost motivation. Persian came more naturally and easily to me than Arabic, being from the same Indo-European branch as Hindi, yet politics behind the language rendered it disheartening to me. Turkish on the other hand is easily spoken and has a melody reminiscent of Persian to me, which is made more so by the presence of many Arabic and Persian loans. The fact that I am so excited by agglutinative characteristics of Turkish is likely a vestige of my dead love of Japanese.

My strange feelings towards Hindi vs. Middle Eastern languages is perhaps because Hindi has such a different rhythm from Germanic languages. The [æ]'s of Arabic, the rounded front vowels of Turkish, the very Anglo-Scandinavian [ɑː] of Persian and the aspirated and alveolar consonants of all three sound much more Germanic to my ears than Hindi ever did, and perhaps their over all flow is more similar to that of the Germanic languages (plus, I think it's hard for anyone not to totally fall in love with Arabic and its exotic consonants anyway). English is higher up there than Hindi when it comes to the "extent of my nativeness".

title: User:Gambatronne


text:
deserviens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) serving
 * 2) devoting oneself (to)

title: deserviens


text: deservientes

title: deservientes


text: deservientia

title: deservientia


text: deservientis

title: deservientis


text: deservientium

title: deservientium


text: deservienti

title: deservienti


text: deserviente

title: deserviente


text: deservientibus

title: deservientibus


text: deservientem

title: deservientem


text: desiderastis

title: desiderastis


text:
întins

Etymology
From or. , which was borrowed.

Adjective

 * 1) stretched, extended, outstretched, spread out
 * 2) enlarged, elongated
 * 3) straight, direct
 * 4) spacious, vast, large
 * 5) flat, level, smooth
 * 1) spacious, vast, large
 * 2) flat, level, smooth
 * 1) flat, level, smooth
 * 1) flat, level, smooth

Noun

 * 1) large space or surface

title: întins


text: desilivit

title: desilivit


text: desisset

title: desisset


text:
desistens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) standing apart
 * 2) ceasing, desisting

title: desistens


text: desistentes

title: desistentes


text: desistentia

title: desistentia


text: desistentis

title: desistentis


text: desistentium

title: desistentium


text: desistenti

title: desistenti


text: desistentibus

title: desistentibus


text: desistentem

title: desistentem


text: desivimus

title: desivimus


text: desivit

title: desivit


text: desolastis

title: desolastis


text: despectui

title: despectui


text: despectu

title: despectu


text: despectuum

title: despectuum


text: despectibus

title: despectibus


text:
destituens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) placing (in position)
 * 2) forsaking, abandoning

title: destituens


text: destituentes

title: destituentes


text: destituentia

title: destituentia


text: destituentis

title: destituentis


text: destituentium

title: destituentium


text: destituenti

title: destituenti


text: destituentibus

title: destituentibus


text: destituentem

title: destituentem


text:
desterno

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to unsaddle
 * 2) to free from its covering

title: desterno


text: desternis

title: desternis


text: desternit

title: desternit


text: desternimus

title: desternimus


text: desternitis

title: desternitis


text: desternunt

title: desternunt


text: desternam

title: desternam


text: desternes

title: desternes


text: desternet

title: desternet


text: desternemus

title: desternemus


text: desternetis

title: desternetis


text: desternent

title: desternent


text: desternebam

title: desternebam


text: desternebas

title: desternebas


text: desternebat

title: desternebat


text: desternebamus

title: desternebamus


text: desternebatis

title: desternebatis


text: desternebant

title: desternebant


text: destravi

title: destravi


text: destravisti

title: destravisti


text: destravit

title: destravit


text: destravimus

title: destravimus


text: destravistis

title: destravistis


text: destraverunt

title: destraverunt


text: destravero

title: destravero


text: destraveris

title: destraveris


text: destraverit

title: destraverit


text: destraverimus

title: destraverimus


text: destraveritis

title: destraveritis


text: destraverint

title: destraverint


text: destraveram

title: destraveram


text: destraveras

title: destraveras


text: destraverat

title: destraverat


text: destraveramus

title: destraveramus


text: destraveratis

title: destraveratis


text: destraverant

title: destraverant


text: desternor

title: desternor


text: desterneris

title: desterneris


text: desternitur

title: desternitur


text: desternimur

title: desternimur


text: desternimini

title: desternimini


text: desternuntur

title: desternuntur


text: desternar

title: desternar


text: desternetur

title: desternetur


text: desternemur

title: desternemur


text: desternemini

title: desternemini


text: desternentur

title: desternentur


text: desternebar

title: desternebar


text: desternebaris

title: desternebaris


text: desternebatur

title: desternebatur


text: desternebamur

title: desternebamur


text: desternebamini

title: desternebamini


text: desternebantur

title: desternebantur


text: desternas

title: desternas


text: desternat

title: desternat


text: desternamus

title: desternamus


text: desternatis

title: desternatis


text: desternant

title: desternant


text: desternerem

title: desternerem


text: desterneres

title: desterneres


text: desterneret

title: desterneret


text: desterneremus

title: desterneremus


text: desterneretis

title: desterneretis


text: desternerent

title: desternerent


text: destraverim

title: destraverim


text: destravissem

title: destravissem


text: destravisses

title: destravisses


text: destravisset

title: destravisset


text: destravissemus

title: destravissemus


text: destravissetis

title: destravissetis


text: destravissent

title: destravissent


text: desternaris

title: desternaris


text: desternatur

title: desternatur


text: desternamur

title: desternamur


text: desternamini

title: desternamini


text: desternantur

title: desternantur


text: desternerer

title: desternerer


text: desternereris

title: desternereris


text: desterneretur

title: desterneretur


text: desterneremur

title: desterneremur


text: desterneremini

title: desterneremini


text: desternerentur

title: desternerentur


text: desterne

title: desterne


text: desternito

title: desternito


text: desternite

title: desternite


text: desternitote

title: desternitote


text: desternunto

title: desternunto


text: desternere

title: desternere


text: desternitor

title: desternitor


text: desternuntor

title: desternuntor


text: destravisse

title: destravisse


text: desterni

title: desterni


text:
अनजाना

Etymology
, perfective adjectival of.

Adjective

 * 1) unknown
 * 2) ignorant
 * 1) ignorant

Noun

 * 1) stranger
 * 2) ignorant person

Declension
NOTE: This term is declined masculine or feminine according to the gender of the referent.

title: अनजाना


text:
conatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The act of undertaking or endeavouring; effort, endeavour, attempt.

title: conatio


text:
declaratio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The act of making clear; a disclosure, exposition, declaration.

title: declaratio


text:
collocatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the act of putting together or setting up; arrangement, placing, collocation

title: collocatio


text:
confoederatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a covenant, agreement

title: confoederatio


text: conationes

title: conationes


text: conationis

title: conationis


text: conationum

title: conationum


text: conationi

title: conationi


text: conationibus

title: conationibus


text: conationem

title: conationem


text: conatione

title: conatione


text: declarationes

title: declarationes


text: declarationis

title: declarationis


text: declarationum

title: declarationum


text: declarationi

title: declarationi


text: declarationibus

title: declarationibus


text: declarationem

title: declarationem


text: declaratione

title: declaratione


text: collocationes

title: collocationes


text: collocationis

title: collocationis


text: collocationum

title: collocationum


text: collocationi

title: collocationi


text: collocationibus

title: collocationibus


text: collocationem

title: collocationem


text: collocatione

title: collocatione


text: confoederationes

title: confoederationes


text: confoederationis

title: confoederationis


text: confoederationum

title: confoederationum


text: confoederationi

title: confoederationi


text: confoederationibus

title: confoederationibus


text: confoederationem

title: confoederationem


text: confoederatione

title: confoederatione


text:
अनदेखा

Etymology
Compounded from + past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) unseen, invisible

title: अनदेखा


text:
ath-shlàinteach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) convalescent

title: ath-shlàinteach


text:
constellatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a collection of stars supposed to exert an influence upon human affairs, a

title: constellatio


text: constellationes

title: constellationes


text: constellationis

title: constellationis


text: constellationum

title: constellationum


text: constellationi

title: constellationi


text: constellationibus

title: constellationibus


text: constellationem

title: constellationem


text: constellatione

title: constellatione


text:
निहत्था

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unarmed, weaponless

title: निहत्था


text:
púdráil

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  powder apply powder to, dust

title: púdráil


text:
detestabilis

Etymology
From the verb.

Adjective

 * 1) execrable, abominable, detestable

title: detestabilis


text: detestabiles

title: detestabiles


text: detestabilia

title: detestabilia


text: detestabilium

title: detestabilium


text: detestabilibus

title: detestabilibus


text: detestabilem

title: detestabilem


text:
consternatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) confusion, dismay, alarm, disquietude, disturbance
 * 2) tumult, disorder; sedition; mutiny

title: consternatio


text: detestabilior

title: detestabilior


text: detestabilius

title: detestabilius


text: detestabiliores

title: detestabiliores


text: detestabiliora

title: detestabiliora


text: detestabilioris

title: detestabilioris


text: detestabiliorum

title: detestabiliorum


text: detestabiliori

title: detestabiliori


text: detestabiliorem

title: detestabiliorem


text: detestabiliore

title: detestabiliore


text: detestabilioribus

title: detestabilioribus


text: consternationes

title: consternationes


text: consternationis

title: consternationis


text: consternationum

title: consternationum


text: consternationi

title: consternationi


text: consternationibus

title: consternationibus


text: consternationem

title: consternationem


text: consternatione

title: consternatione


text:
rebellatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a renewal of hostilities; revolt, rebellion

title: rebellatio


text:
fraudatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The act of cheating, deceiving or defrauding; deceit, fraud.

title: fraudatio


text:
ath-smaoinich

Verb

 * 1) reconsider

title: ath-smaoinich


text:
devertens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) turning away or aside; diverting

title: devertens


text:
defraudatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the act of defrauding
 * 2)  deficiency

title: defraudatio


text: devertentes

title: devertentes


text: devertentia

title: devertentia


text: devertentis

title: devertentis


text: devertentium

title: devertentium


text: devertenti

title: devertenti


text: devertente

title: devertente


text: devertentibus

title: devertentibus


text: devertentem

title: devertentem


text: rebellationes

title: rebellationes


text: rebellationis

title: rebellationis


text: rebellationum

title: rebellationum


text: rebellationi

title: rebellationi


text: rebellationibus

title: rebellationibus


text: rebellationem

title: rebellationem


text: rebellatione

title: rebellatione


text: fraudationes

title: fraudationes


text: fraudationis

title: fraudationis


text: fraudationum

title: fraudationum


text: fraudationi

title: fraudationi


text: fraudationibus

title: fraudationibus


text: fraudationem

title: fraudationem


text: fraudatione

title: fraudatione


text: defraudationes

title: defraudationes


text: defraudationis

title: defraudationis


text: defraudationum

title: defraudationum


text: defraudationi

title: defraudationi


text: defraudationibus

title: defraudationibus


text: defraudationem

title: defraudationem


text: defraudatione

title: defraudatione


text:
coniugatio

Etymology
From. In the grammatical sense, it is a.

Noun

 * 1) The act of combining, connecting or mixing together; mixture.
 * 2) The etymological relationship of words.
 * 3)  conjugation
 * 4) syllogism

Descendants

 * (dated:, )
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * (dated:, )
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * (dated:, )
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * (dated:, )
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:
 * Cyrillic:
 * Roman:

title: coniugatio


text:
expostulatio

Noun

 * 1) an expostulation, complaint

title: expostulatio


text: devolutum

title: devolutum


text: devolutae

title: devolutae


text: devolutorum

title: devolutorum


text: devolutarum

title: devolutarum


text: devolutis

title: devolutis


text: devolutam

title: devolutam


text: devolutos

title: devolutos


text: devolutas

title: devolutas


text: vacuum-cleaning

title: vacuum-cleaning


text:
vacuum-cleaned

Adjective

 * 1) Having been cleaned with a vacuum cleaner; hoovered.

title: vacuum-cleaned


text: vacuum-cleans

title: vacuum-cleans


text: coniugationes

title: coniugationes


text: coniugationis

title: coniugationis


text: coniugationum

title: coniugationum


text: coniugationi

title: coniugationi


text: coniugationibus

title: coniugationibus


text: coniugationem

title: coniugationem


text: coniugatione

title: coniugatione


text: expostulationes

title: expostulationes


text: expostulationis

title: expostulationis


text: expostulationum

title: expostulationum


text: expostulationi

title: expostulationi


text: expostulationibus

title: expostulationibus


text: expostulationem

title: expostulationem


text: expostulatione

title: expostulatione


text: soft soaped

title: soft soaped


text: soft soaping

title: soft soaping


text: soft soaps

title: soft soaps


text:
expostulo

Verb

 * 1)  to demand or call for vehemently or urgently
 * 2)  to find fault, expostulate

title: expostulo


text:
frustratio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a deception, trick
 * 2) disappointment, frustration
 * 3) the act of delaying or keeping back

title: frustratio


text: ៗ

title: ៗ


text: dusty millers

title: dusty millers


text: समन्दर

title: समन्दर


text:
obduratio

Noun

 * 1)  The act of hardening; obduration; obduracy.

title: obduratio


text: frustrationes

title: frustrationes


text: frustrationis

title: frustrationis


text: frustrationum

title: frustrationum


text: frustrationi

title: frustrationi


text: frustrationibus

title: frustrationibus


text: frustrationem

title: frustrationem


text: frustratione

title: frustratione


text: expostulas

title: expostulas


text: expostulat

title: expostulat


text: expostulamus

title: expostulamus


text: expostulatis

title: expostulatis


text: expostulant

title: expostulant


text: expostulabo

title: expostulabo


text: expostulabis

title: expostulabis


text: expostulabit

title: expostulabit


text: expostulabimus

title: expostulabimus


text: expostulabitis

title: expostulabitis


text: expostulabunt

title: expostulabunt


text: expostulabam

title: expostulabam


text: expostulabas

title: expostulabas


text: expostulabat

title: expostulabat


text: expostulabamus

title: expostulabamus


text: expostulabatis

title: expostulabatis


text: expostulabant

title: expostulabant


text: expostulavi

title: expostulavi


text: expostulavisti

title: expostulavisti


text: expostulavit

title: expostulavit


text: expostulavimus

title: expostulavimus


text: expostulavistis

title: expostulavistis


text: expostulaverunt

title: expostulaverunt


text: expostulavero

title: expostulavero


text: expostulaveris

title: expostulaveris


text: expostulaverit

title: expostulaverit


text: expostulaverimus

title: expostulaverimus


text: expostulaveritis

title: expostulaveritis


text: expostulaverint

title: expostulaverint


text: expostulaveram

title: expostulaveram


text: expostulaveras

title: expostulaveras


text: expostulaverat

title: expostulaverat


text: expostulaveramus

title: expostulaveramus


text: expostulaveratis

title: expostulaveratis


text:
osculatio

Noun

 * 1) a kissing; kiss
 * 2)  the inosculation of blood vessels

title: osculatio


text: expostulaverant

title: expostulaverant


text: expostulor

title: expostulor


text: expostularis

title: expostularis


text: expostulamur

title: expostulamur


text: expostulamini

title: expostulamini


text: expostulatur

title: expostulatur


text: expostulantur

title: expostulantur


text: expostulabor

title: expostulabor


text: expostulaberis

title: expostulaberis


text: expostulabimur

title: expostulabimur


text: expostulabimini

title: expostulabimini


text: expostulabitur

title: expostulabitur


text: expostulabuntur

title: expostulabuntur


text: expostulabar

title: expostulabar


text: devorarunt

title: devorarunt


text: expostulabaris

title: expostulabaris


text: expostulabamur

title: expostulabamur


text: expostulabamini

title: expostulabamini


text: expostulabatur

title: expostulabatur


text: expostulabantur

title: expostulabantur


text: expostulem

title: expostulem


text: expostules

title: expostules


text: expostulet

title: expostulet


text: expostulemus

title: expostulemus


text: expostuletis

title: expostuletis


text: expostulent

title: expostulent


text: expostularem

title: expostularem


text: expostulares

title: expostulares


text: expostularet

title: expostularet


text: expostularemus

title: expostularemus


text: expostularetis

title: expostularetis


text: expostularent

title: expostularent


text: expostulaverim

title: expostulaverim


text: expostulavissem

title: expostulavissem


text: expostulavisses

title: expostulavisses


text: expostulavisset

title: expostulavisset


text: expostulavissemus

title: expostulavissemus


text: expostulavissetis

title: expostulavissetis


text: expostulavissent

title: expostulavissent


text: expostuler

title: expostuler


text: expostuleris

title: expostuleris


text: expostulemur

title: expostulemur


text: expostulemini

title: expostulemini


text: expostuletur

title: expostuletur


text: expostulentur

title: expostulentur


text: expostularer

title: expostularer


text: expostulareris

title: expostulareris


text: expostularemur

title: expostularemur


text: expostularemini

title: expostularemini


text: expostularetur

title: expostularetur


text: expostularentur

title: expostularentur


text: expostula

title: expostula


text: expostulato

title: expostulato


text: expostulatote

title: expostulatote


text: expostulanto

title: expostulanto


text: expostulare

title: expostulare


text:
expostulator

Noun

 * 1) One who expostulates.

title: expostulator


text: expostulantor

title: expostulantor


text: expostulavisse

title: expostulavisse


text: expostulari

title: expostulari


text: obdurationes

title: obdurationes


text: obdurationis

title: obdurationis


text: obdurationum

title: obdurationum


text: obdurationi

title: obdurationi


text: obdurationibus

title: obdurationibus


text: obdurationem

title: obdurationem


text: obduratione

title: obduratione


text: osculationes

title: osculationes


text: osculationis

title: osculationis


text: osculationum

title: osculationum


text: osculationi

title: osculationi


text: osculationibus

title: osculationibus


text: osculationem

title: osculationem


text: osculatione

title: osculatione


text: wash tubs

title: wash tubs


text:
reservatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The act of reserving or keeping back; reservation.

title: reservatio


text:
devotatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) consecration
 * 2) vowing

title: devotatio


text: washtub basses

title: washtub basses


text: devotationes

title: devotationes


text: devotationis

title: devotationis


text: devotationum

title: devotationum


text: devotationi

title: devotationi


text: devotationibus

title: devotationibus


text: devotationem

title: devotationem


text: devotatione

title: devotatione


text: reservationes

title: reservationes


text: reservationis

title: reservationis


text: reservationum

title: reservationum


text: reservationi

title: reservationi


text: reservationibus

title: reservationibus


text: reservationem

title: reservationem


text: reservatione

title: reservatione


text:
salivatio

Noun

 * 1)  salivation

title: salivatio


text: repolishes

title: repolishes


text:
repolishing

Noun

 * 1) A second or subsequent polishing.

title: repolishing


text: repolished

title: repolished


text:
फैलना

Etymology
, from, from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to spread
 * 2) to circulate
 * 1) to circulate

title: फैलना


text:
trepidatio

Etymology
Derived from.

Noun

 * 1) agitation, confusion, trepidation
 * 2) the act of trembling or twitching

title: trepidatio


text: nail polishes

title: nail polishes


text:
proximitas

Noun

 * 1) proximity, nearness, vicinity
 * 2) similarity, resemblance
 * 3) connection, union

title: proximitas


text: dextri

title: dextri


text: dextrorum

title: dextrorum


text: dextros

title: dextros


text: jīqiāng

title: jīqiāng


text: salivationes

title: salivationes


text: salivationis

title: salivationis


text: salivationum

title: salivationum


text: salivationi

title: salivationi


text: salivationibus

title: salivationibus


text: salivationem

title: salivationem


text: salivatione

title: salivatione


text: trepidationes

title: trepidationes


text: trepidationis

title: trepidationis


text: trepidationum

title: trepidationum


text: trepidationi

title: trepidationi


text: trepidationibus

title: trepidationibus


text: trepidationem

title: trepidationem


text: trepidatione

title: trepidatione


text: proximitates

title: proximitates


text: proximitatis

title: proximitatis


text: proximitatum

title: proximitatum


text: proximitati

title: proximitati


text: proximitatibus

title: proximitatibus


text: proximitatem

title: proximitatem


text:
proximitate

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) proximity

title: proximitate


text:
praecisio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the act of cutting off
 * 2) a piece cut off; cut, cutting
 * 3)  the act of breaking off abruptly, aposiopesis
 * 4) an overreaching

title: praecisio


text: differentiarum

title: differentiarum


text: differentiis

title: differentiis


text: differentiam

title: differentiam


text: differentias

title: differentias


text: praecisiones

title: praecisiones


text: praecisionis

title: praecisionis


text: praecisionum

title: praecisionum


text: praecisioni

title: praecisioni


text: praecisionibus

title: praecisionibus


text: praecisionem

title: praecisionem


text: praecisione

title: praecisione


text: squeaky-clean

title: squeaky-clean


text:
diffugiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) scattering, dispersing, dispelling
 * 2) fleeing

title: diffugiens


text:
फेंकना

Etymology
, perhaps metathesised from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to throw
 * 2)  to trash, to throw out
 * 3)  to bluff, to brag
 * 4)  to lie
 * 5)  to make false promise
 * 1)  to lie
 * 2)  to make false promise
 * 1)  to lie
 * 2)  to make false promise
 * 1)  to make false promise
 * 1)  to make false promise

title: फेंकना


text: diffugientes

title: diffugientes


text: diffugientia

title: diffugientia


text: diffugientis

title: diffugientis


text: diffugientium

title: diffugientium


text: diffugienti

title: diffugienti


text: diffugiente

title: diffugiente


text: diffugientibus

title: diffugientibus


text: diffugientem

title: diffugientem


text:
oprør

Etymology
Formally a verbal noun of. Borrowed from, cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 (whence 🇨🇬). The word replaced an older, related noun with a similar meaning:, cf. 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) rebellion, revolt, insurrection, rising, uprising
 * 2) commotion, excitement, turmoil

title: oprør


text: oprøret

title: oprøret


text: oprørene

title: oprørene


text: oprørs

title: oprørs


text: oprørets

title: oprørets


text: oprørenes

title: oprørenes


text:
digestus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) separated, divided, distributed
 * 2) dissolved, dissipated
 * 3) arranged, classified

title: digestus


text: digesta

title: digesta


text: digestum

title: digestum


text: digestae

title: digestae


text: digestorum

title: digestorum


text: digestarum

title: digestarum


text: digestis

title: digestis


text: digestam

title: digestam


text: digestos

title: digestos


text: digestas

title: digestas


text:
digeste

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) digest

Etymology 2
From.

Adjective

 * 1) digestible

title: digeste


text:
supervacaneus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) above what is necessary, unnecessary, needless, superfluous, redundant

title: supervacaneus


text:
leafaos

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) paste

title: leafaos


text: dignissimus

title: dignissimus


text: dignissima

title: dignissima


text: dignissimum

title: dignissimum


text: dignissimi

title: dignissimi


text: dignissimae

title: dignissimae


text: dignissimorum

title: dignissimorum


text: dignissimarum

title: dignissimarum


text: dignissimo

title: dignissimo


text: dignissimis

title: dignissimis


text: dignissimam

title: dignissimam


text: dignissimos

title: dignissimos


text: dignissimas

title: dignissimas


text: dignissime

title: dignissime


text: supervacuaneus

title: supervacuaneus


text: supervacanea

title: supervacanea


text: supervacaneum

title: supervacaneum


text: supervacanei

title: supervacanei


text: supervacaneae

title: supervacaneae


text: supervacaneorum

title: supervacaneorum


text: supervacanearum

title: supervacanearum


text: supervacaneo

title: supervacaneo


text: supervacaneis

title: supervacaneis


text: supervacaneam

title: supervacaneam


text: supervacaneos

title: supervacaneos


text: supervacaneas

title: supervacaneas


text: supervacanee

title: supervacanee


text:
ath-ùraich

Verb

 * 1) regenerate

title: ath-ùraich


text: jīqìrén

title: jīqìrén


text:
फीका

Etymology
, possibly related to 🇨🇬. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) washed out, faint, faded
 * 2) flavourless
 * 3) bland, boring
 * 1) flavourless
 * 2) bland, boring
 * 1) bland, boring
 * 1) bland, boring

title: फीका


text:
dilabor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to melt away, dissolve
 * 2) to fall apart, disintegrate, break up
 * 3) to decay, collapse, perish
 * 4) * Gaius Sallustius Crispus, Bellum Iugurthinum, X.6
 * Nam concordia parvae res crescunt, discordia maxumae dilabuntur.
 * For with harmony, small things thrive, while with discord the greatest things decay
 * 1) to flee, escape, scatter
 * 2) to pass (of time)

Usage notes
The phrase is used to convey the transitive sense of "to disintegrate." (i.e. "Faciō dīlābī chartās per radiīs lūcis." = "I disintegrate papers via lasers.")

title: dilabor


text: dilaberis

title: dilaberis


text: dilabitur

title: dilabitur


text: dilabimur

title: dilabimur


text: dilabimini

title: dilabimini


text: dilabuntur

title: dilabuntur


text: dilabar

title: dilabar


text: dilabetur

title: dilabetur


text: dilabemur

title: dilabemur


text: dilabemini

title: dilabemini


text: dilabentur

title: dilabentur


text: dilabebar

title: dilabebar


text: dilabebaris

title: dilabebaris


text: dilabebatur

title: dilabebatur


text: dilabebamur

title: dilabebamur


text: dilabebamini

title: dilabebamini


text: dilabebantur

title: dilabebantur


text: dilabaris

title: dilabaris


text: dilabatur

title: dilabatur


text: dilabamur

title: dilabamur


text: dilabamini

title: dilabamini


text: dilabantur

title: dilabantur


text: dilaberer

title: dilaberer


text: dilabereris

title: dilabereris


text: dilaberetur

title: dilaberetur


text: dilaberemur

title: dilaberemur


text: dilaberemini

title: dilaberemini


text: dilaberentur

title: dilaberentur


text: dilabere

title: dilabere


text: dilabitor

title: dilabitor


text: dilabuntor

title: dilabuntor


text: dilabi

title: dilabi


text:
populatio

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) the act of laying waste or plundering
 * 2) plunder, booty
 * 3) destruction, devastation, corruption, ruin
 * 1) destruction, devastation, corruption, ruin

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1)  population; a people, multitude

Descendants

 * Portugues: população, povoação
 * Portugues: população, povoação
 * Portugues: população, povoação
 * Portugues: população, povoação
 * Portugues: população, povoação
 * Portugues: população, povoação
 * Portugues: população, povoação

title: populatio


text: supervacuanea

title: supervacuanea


text: supervacuaneum

title: supervacuaneum


text: supervacuanei

title: supervacuanei


text: supervacuaneae

title: supervacuaneae


text: supervacuaneorum

title: supervacuaneorum


text: supervacuanearum

title: supervacuanearum


text: supervacuaneo

title: supervacuaneo


text: supervacuaneis

title: supervacuaneis


text: supervacuaneam

title: supervacuaneam


text: supervacuaneos

title: supervacuaneos


text: supervacuaneas

title: supervacuaneas


text: supervacuanee

title: supervacuanee


text:
obstructio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The act of closing up by building; a blocking up.
 * 2)  An obstruction, barrier, hindrance.

title: obstructio


text:
dilatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) adjournment, postponement, delay

title: dilatio


text: dilationes

title: dilationes


text: dilationis

title: dilationis


text: dilationum

title: dilationum


text: dilationi

title: dilationi


text: dilationibus

title: dilationibus


text: dilationem

title: dilationem


text: dilatione

title: dilatione


text: populationes

title: populationes


text: populationis

title: populationis


text: populationum

title: populationum


text: populationi

title: populationi


text: populationibus

title: populationibus


text: populationem

title: populationem


text: populatione

title: populatione


text: obstructiones

title: obstructiones


text: obstructionis

title: obstructionis


text: obstructionum

title: obstructionum


text: obstructioni

title: obstructioni


text: obstructionibus

title: obstructionibus


text: obstructionem

title: obstructionem


text: obstructione

title: obstructione


text:
obesus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) eaten away, devoured, having been eaten away
 * 2) wasted away, lean, meagre, having been wasted away
 * 3)  fat, stout, plump, obese
 * 4)  gross, heavy, dull, coarse

title: obesus


text:
obligatorius

Adjective

 * 1)  binding, obligatory

title: obligatorius


text:
Talk:oprør

Pronunciation
I would have liked to give the pronunciation as, but I'm not really sure whether that's my Århus dialect showing or proper Danish (rigsdansk).--Leo Laursen – (talk · contribs) 11:28, 21 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:oprør


text: obnoxiosus

title: obnoxiosus


text:
obsequiosus

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) obsequious, complaisant, complying

title: obsequiosus


text:
obloquium

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a contradiction

title: obloquium


text: side-splitting

title: side-splitting


text:
oblocutio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a contradiction

title: oblocutio


text:
ovalis

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to an ovation or triumph

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to an egg.

title: ovalis


text:
obstrepo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to roar or resound at; resound, sound
 * 2)  to clamor or cry out against; blame
 * 3)  to be troublesome to; annoy; impede, hinder
 * 4)  to clamor against; oppose; disturb
 * 5)  to fill with noise, cause to resound
 * 1)  to clamor against; oppose; disturb
 * 2)  to fill with noise, cause to resound

title: obstrepo


text: obloquia

title: obloquia


text: obloquii

title: obloquii


text: obloquiorum

title: obloquiorum


text: obloquio

title: obloquio


text: obloquiis

title: obloquiis


text: oblocutiones

title: oblocutiones


text: oblocutionis

title: oblocutionis


text: oblocutionum

title: oblocutionum


text: oblocutioni

title: oblocutioni


text: oblocutionibus

title: oblocutionibus


text: oblocutionem

title: oblocutionem


text: oblocutione

title: oblocutione


text: obesum

title: obesum


text: obesae

title: obesae


text: obesorum

title: obesorum


text: obesarum

title: obesarum


text: obesis

title: obesis


text: obesam

title: obesam


text: obligatorium

title: obligatorium


text: obligatorii

title: obligatorii


text: obligatoriae

title: obligatoriae


text: obligatoriorum

title: obligatoriorum


text: obligatoriarum

title: obligatoriarum


text: obligatoriis

title: obligatoriis


text: obligatoriam

title: obligatoriam


text:
obligatorie

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1) Making someone obligated to pay a charge.
 * 2)  Allowing the imposition of duties.

title: obligatorie


text: obnoxiosa

title: obnoxiosa


text: obnoxiosum

title: obnoxiosum


text: obnoxiosi

title: obnoxiosi


text: obnoxiosae

title: obnoxiosae


text: obnoxiosorum

title: obnoxiosorum


text: obnoxiosarum

title: obnoxiosarum


text: obnoxioso

title: obnoxioso


text: obnoxiosis

title: obnoxiosis


text: obnoxiosam

title: obnoxiosam


text: obnoxiosos

title: obnoxiosos


text: obnoxiosas

title: obnoxiosas


text: obnoxiose

title: obnoxiose


text: obsequiosa

title: obsequiosa


text: obsequiosum

title: obsequiosum


text: obsequiosi

title: obsequiosi


text: obsequiosae

title: obsequiosae


text: obsequiosorum

title: obsequiosorum


text: obsequiosarum

title: obsequiosarum


text:
obsequioso

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1) obsequious; obedient compliant with someone else’s orders
 * 2) obsequious; fawning; subservient

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) obsequious

title: obsequioso


text: obsequiosis

title: obsequiosis


text: obsequiosam

title: obsequiosam


text: obsequiosos

title: obsequiosos


text: obsequiosas

title: obsequiosas


text: obsequiose

title: obsequiose


text: ovalia

title: ovalia


text: ovalium

title: ovalium


text: ovalibus

title: ovalibus


text: ovalem

title: ovalem


text: obstrepis

title: obstrepis


text: obstrepit

title: obstrepit


text: obstrepimus

title: obstrepimus


text: obstrepitis

title: obstrepitis


text: obstrepunt

title: obstrepunt


text: obstrepam

title: obstrepam


text: obstrepes

title: obstrepes


text: obstrepet

title: obstrepet


text: obstrepemus

title: obstrepemus


text: obstrepetis

title: obstrepetis


text: obstrepent

title: obstrepent


text: obstrepebam

title: obstrepebam


text: obstrepebas

title: obstrepebas


text: obstrepebat

title: obstrepebat


text: obstrepebamus

title: obstrepebamus


text: obstrepebatis

title: obstrepebatis


text: obstrepebant

title: obstrepebant


text: obstrepui

title: obstrepui


text: obstrepuisti

title: obstrepuisti


text: obstrepuit

title: obstrepuit


text: obstrepuimus

title: obstrepuimus


text: obstrepuistis

title: obstrepuistis


text: obstrepuerunt

title: obstrepuerunt


text: obstrepuero

title: obstrepuero


text: obstrepueris

title: obstrepueris


text: obstrepuerit

title: obstrepuerit


text: obstrepuerimus

title: obstrepuerimus


text: obstrepueritis

title: obstrepueritis


text: obstrepuerint

title: obstrepuerint


text: obstrepueram

title: obstrepueram


text: obstrepueras

title: obstrepueras


text: obstrepuerat

title: obstrepuerat


text: obstrepueramus

title: obstrepueramus


text: obstrepueratis

title: obstrepueratis


text: obstrepuerant

title: obstrepuerant


text: obstrepor

title: obstrepor


text: obstrepitur

title: obstrepitur


text: obstrepimur

title: obstrepimur


text: obstrepimini

title: obstrepimini


text: obstrepuntur

title: obstrepuntur


text: obstrepar

title: obstrepar


text: obstrepetur

title: obstrepetur


text: obstrepemur

title: obstrepemur


text: obstrepemini

title: obstrepemini


text: obstrepentur

title: obstrepentur


text: obstrepebar

title: obstrepebar


text: obstrepebaris

title: obstrepebaris


text: obstrepebatur

title: obstrepebatur


text: obstrepebamur

title: obstrepebamur


text: obstrepebamini

title: obstrepebamini


text: obstrepebantur

title: obstrepebantur


text: obstrepas

title: obstrepas


text: obstrepat

title: obstrepat


text: obstrepamus

title: obstrepamus


text: obstrepatis

title: obstrepatis


text: obstrepant

title: obstrepant


text: obstreperem

title: obstreperem


text: obstreperes

title: obstreperes


text: obstreperet

title: obstreperet


text: obstreperemus

title: obstreperemus


text: obstreperetis

title: obstreperetis


text: obstreperent

title: obstreperent


text: obstrepuerim

title: obstrepuerim


text: obstrepuissem

title: obstrepuissem


text: obstrepuisses

title: obstrepuisses


text: obstrepuisset

title: obstrepuisset


text: obstrepuissemus

title: obstrepuissemus


text: obstrepuissetis

title: obstrepuissetis


text: obstrepuissent

title: obstrepuissent


text: obstreparis

title: obstreparis


text: obstrepatur

title: obstrepatur


text: obstrepamur

title: obstrepamur


text: obstrepamini

title: obstrepamini


text: obstrepantur

title: obstrepantur


text: obstreperer

title: obstreperer


text: obstrepereris

title: obstrepereris


text: obstreperetur

title: obstreperetur


text: obstreperemur

title: obstreperemur


text: obstreperemini

title: obstreperemini


text: obstreperentur

title: obstreperentur


text: obstrepe

title: obstrepe


text: obstrepito

title: obstrepito


text: obstrepite

title: obstrepite


text: obstrepitote

title: obstrepitote


text: obstrepunto

title: obstrepunto


text: obstrepitor

title: obstrepitor


text: obstrepuntor

title: obstrepuntor


text: obstrepuisse

title: obstrepuisse


text: obstrepi

title: obstrepi


text:
vitiosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) full of faults or defects; faulty, defective, bad, corrupt
 * 2) morally faulty, wicked, depraved, vicious

title: vitiosus


text: vitiosa

title: vitiosa


text: vitiosum

title: vitiosum


text: vitiosi

title: vitiosi


text: vitiosae

title: vitiosae


text: vitiosorum

title: vitiosorum


text: vitiosarum

title: vitiosarum


text: vitioso

title: vitioso


text: vitiosis

title: vitiosis


text: vitiosam

title: vitiosam


text: vitiosos

title: vitiosos


text: vitiosas

title: vitiosas


text:
vitiose

Etymology 1
From.

Adverb

 * 1) faultily, defectively, badly, corruptly

Usage notes
The superlative,, is attested, but the comparative is not.

title: vitiose


text:
maturitas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ripeness, maturity
 * 2) ripe fruit
 * 3) gentleness, mildness
 * 4) promptness, quickness

title: maturitas


text:
educatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the act of breeding, rearing or bringing up
 * 2) education

title: educatio


text: jìsuànjī

title: jìsuànjī


text:
dilucesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to dawn (begin to grow light)

Conjugation

 * Note: Perfect tenses are shared with.

title: dilucesco


text: maturitates

title: maturitates


text: maturitatis

title: maturitatis


text: maturitatum

title: maturitatum


text: maturitati

title: maturitati


text: maturitatibus

title: maturitatibus


text: maturitatem

title: maturitatem


text: educationes

title: educationes


text: educationis

title: educationis


text: educationum

title: educationum


text: educationi

title: educationi


text: educationibus

title: educationibus


text: educationem

title: educationem


text: educatione

title: educatione


text:
dimicans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) fighting, attacking

title: dimicans


text: dimicantes

title: dimicantes


text: dimicantia

title: dimicantia


text: dimicantis

title: dimicantis


text: dimicantium

title: dimicantium


text: dimicanti

title: dimicanti


text: dimicante

title: dimicante


text: dimicantibus

title: dimicantibus


text: dimicantem

title: dimicantem


text:
tæt

Etymology
From, from , cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. .

Adjective

 * 1) close
 * 2) dense, tight, thick, heavy
 * 3) watertight, waterproof, air-tight

Adverb

 * 1) closely
 * 2) densely, thickly, tight, tightly, heavily

title: tæt


text: dilucesceret

title: dilucesceret


text: dilucescere

title: dilucescere


text: baccalaurei

title: baccalaurei


text: baccalaureorum

title: baccalaureorum


text: baccalaureo

title: baccalaureo


text: baccalaureis

title: baccalaureis


text: baccalaureum

title: baccalaureum


text: baccalaureos

title: baccalaureos


text: baccalauree

title: baccalauree


text:
User:OberMegaTrans

This is a user page. I also have a long-standing user pages on the English-language and German-language Wikipedias.

title: User:OberMegaTrans


text: dimidiat

title: dimidiat


text: dimidiamus

title: dimidiamus


text: dimidiatis

title: dimidiatis


text: dimidiant

title: dimidiant


text: dimidiabo

title: dimidiabo


text: dimidiabis

title: dimidiabis


text: dimidiabit

title: dimidiabit


text: dimidiabimus

title: dimidiabimus


text: dimidiabitis

title: dimidiabitis


text: dimidiabunt

title: dimidiabunt


text: dimidiabam

title: dimidiabam


text: dimidiabas

title: dimidiabas


text: dimidiabat

title: dimidiabat


text: dimidiabamus

title: dimidiabamus


text: dimidiabatis

title: dimidiabatis


text: dimidiabant

title: dimidiabant


text: dimidiavi

title: dimidiavi


text: dimidiavisti

title: dimidiavisti


text: dimidiavit

title: dimidiavit


text: dimidiavimus

title: dimidiavimus


text: dimidiavistis

title: dimidiavistis


text: dimidiaverunt

title: dimidiaverunt


text: dimidiavero

title: dimidiavero


text: dimidiaveris

title: dimidiaveris


text: dimidiaverit

title: dimidiaverit


text: dimidiaverimus

title: dimidiaverimus


text: dimidiaveritis

title: dimidiaveritis


text: dimidiaverint

title: dimidiaverint


text: dimidiaveram

title: dimidiaveram


text: dimidiaveras

title: dimidiaveras


text: dimidiaverat

title: dimidiaverat


text: dimidiaveramus

title: dimidiaveramus


text: dimidiaveratis

title: dimidiaveratis


text: dimidiaverant

title: dimidiaverant


text: dimidior

title: dimidior


text: dimidiaris

title: dimidiaris


text: dimidiamur

title: dimidiamur


text: dimidiamini

title: dimidiamini


text: dimidiatur

title: dimidiatur


text: turangiwaiwai

title: turangiwaiwai


text: dimidiantur

title: dimidiantur


text: dimidiabor

title: dimidiabor


text: dimidiaberis

title: dimidiaberis


text: dimidiabimur

title: dimidiabimur


text: dimidiabimini

title: dimidiabimini


text: dimidiabitur

title: dimidiabitur


text: dimidiabuntur

title: dimidiabuntur


text: dimidiabar

title: dimidiabar


text: dimidiabaris

title: dimidiabaris


text: dimidiabamur

title: dimidiabamur


text: dimidiabamini

title: dimidiabamini


text: dimidiabatur

title: dimidiabatur


text: dimidiabantur

title: dimidiabantur


text: dimidiem

title: dimidiem


text: dimidies

title: dimidies


text: dimidiet

title: dimidiet


text: dimidiemus

title: dimidiemus


text: dimidietis

title: dimidietis


text: dimidient

title: dimidient


text: dimidiarem

title: dimidiarem


text: dimidiares

title: dimidiares


text: dimidiaret

title: dimidiaret


text: dimidiaremus

title: dimidiaremus


text: dimidiaretis

title: dimidiaretis


text: dimidiarent

title: dimidiarent


text: dimidiaverim

title: dimidiaverim


text: dimidiavissem

title: dimidiavissem


text: dimidiavisses

title: dimidiavisses


text: dimidiavisset

title: dimidiavisset


text: dimidiavissemus

title: dimidiavissemus


text: dimidiavissetis

title: dimidiavissetis


text: dimidiavissent

title: dimidiavissent


text: dimidier

title: dimidier


text: dimidieris

title: dimidieris


text: dimidiemur

title: dimidiemur


text: dimidiemini

title: dimidiemini


text: dimidietur

title: dimidietur


text: dimidientur

title: dimidientur


text: dimidiarer

title: dimidiarer


text: dimidiareris

title: dimidiareris


text: dimidiaremur

title: dimidiaremur


text: dimidiaremini

title: dimidiaremini


text: dimidiaretur

title: dimidiaretur


text: dimidiarentur

title: dimidiarentur


text: dimidiato

title: dimidiato


text: dimidiatote

title: dimidiatote


text: dimidianto

title: dimidianto


text: dimidiare

title: dimidiare


text: dimidiator

title: dimidiator


text: dimidiantor

title: dimidiantor


text: dimidiavisse

title: dimidiavisse


text: dimidiari

title: dimidiari


text:
dà-fhradharc

Noun

 * 1) second sight, clairvoyance

title: dà-fhradharc


text: diminutio

title: diminutio


text: diminutiones

title: diminutiones


text: diminutionis

title: diminutionis


text: diminutionum

title: diminutionum


text: diminutioni

title: diminutioni


text: diminutionibus

title: diminutionibus


text: diminutionem

title: diminutionem


text: diminutione

title: diminutione


text: dinumerasti

title: dinumerasti


text:
dinumeratio

Noun

 * 1) counting, reckoning, enumeration

title: dinumeratio


text: dinumerationes

title: dinumerationes


text: dinumerationis

title: dinumerationis


text: dinumerationum

title: dinumerationum


text: dinumerationi

title: dinumerationi


text: dinumerationibus

title: dinumerationibus


text: dinumerationem

title: dinumerationem


text: dinumeratione

title: dinumeratione


text:
dinumeratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) counted, enumerated, calculated

title: dinumeratus


text: dinumerata

title: dinumerata


text: dinumeratum

title: dinumeratum


text: dinumerati

title: dinumerati


text: dinumeratae

title: dinumeratae


text: dinumeratorum

title: dinumeratorum


text: dinumeratarum

title: dinumeratarum


text: dinumeratam

title: dinumeratam


text: dinumeratos

title: dinumeratos


text: dinumeratas

title: dinumeratas


text:
tendință

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tendency

title: tendință


text:
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Usage
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說道

Verb

 * 1)  to say; to speak; to talk

Usage notes
Used chiefly when quoting direct speech.

title: 說道


text: 说道

title: 说道


text:
गाउँ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) village

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) village
 * 2) rural settlement
 * 1) rural settlement

title: गाउँ


text:
FATF

Proper noun

 * : an intergovernmental body established by the G7 Summit in 1989 to combat money laundering and (more recently) the financing of terrorism.

title: FATF


text:
IPPF

Proper noun

 * : a non-governmental organization established in 1952.

title: IPPF


text:
anticipans

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) anticipating
 * 2) surpassing, excelling

title: anticipans


text:
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text:
Hlér

Etymology
From, , from. Taken up as a given name in the 20th century.

title: Hlér


text:
resoplar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to exhale sharply
 * 2)  to snort
 * 3)  to puff and pant
 * 1)  to puff and pant

title: resoplar


text:
bacchans

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) celebrating the festival rites of Bacchus
 * 2) revelling, raving or ranting like the bacchanals
 * 3) going, running or roaming about in a wild, raving or furious manner
 * 4)  being furious, raging with fury

title: bacchans


text:
belligerans

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) waging war

title: belligerans


text: Category:Maori misspellings

title: Category:Maori misspellings


text:
comans

Etymology
Present active participle of *.

Participle

 * 1) having long hair, covered with hair
 * 2)  crested, plumed
 * 3) that puts out leaves, leafy

title: comans


text:
comatus

Etymology
From. Can be analyzed as the perfect passive participle of a first-conjugation verb *, but only this perfect participle form and the present active participle form are attested in Classical Latin, and post-classical uses of other verb forms are rare. Instead of a participle, this form could be analyzed as an adjective formed directly from the noun as.

Participle

 * 1) having long hair
 * 2) leafy

title: comatus


text:
貼る

Verb

 * 1) to stick, to paste
 * 2) to post (a message or an image)

title: 貼る


text:
incogitantia

Noun

 * 1) thoughtlessness

title: incogitantia


text:
出氣

Verb

 * 1) to vent one's anger

title: 出氣


text: 出气

title: 出气


text:
釉薬

Etymology 1
Originally a compound of.

Noun

 * 1) a glaze or enamel applied to ceramics

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) a glaze or enamel applied to ceramics

title: 釉薬


text:
supervacaneous

Etymology
From ; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  Added above what is  or ;,.
 * 2) * 1972, Aiko Itō and Graeme Wilson, translating,  (2002 combined edition, Tuttle Publishing, ISBN 080483265X, volume one, chapter III, page 152 :
 * If I were simply to discuss noses in disregard of their relation to other entities, then I would declare without fear of contradiction that the nose of Mrs. Goldfield is superb, superlative, and, though possibly supervacaneous, one well-placed to win first prize at any exhibition of nasal development which might be organized by the long-nosed goblins on Mount Kurama.
 * 1) * 1972, Aiko Itō and Graeme Wilson, translating,  (2002 combined edition, Tuttle Publishing, ISBN 080483265X, volume one, chapter III, page 152 :
 * If I were simply to discuss noses in disregard of their relation to other entities, then I would declare without fear of contradiction that the nose of Mrs. Goldfield is superb, superlative, and, though possibly supervacaneous, one well-placed to win first prize at any exhibition of nasal development which might be organized by the long-nosed goblins on Mount Kurama.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * Russian:, ,

title: supervacaneous


text:
遮掩

Verb

 * 1) to cover; to overspread; to envelop; to disguise
 * 2) to cover up; to hide; to conceal

title: 遮掩


text:
انجانا

Etymology
Compounded from.

Adjective

 * 1) unknown
 * 2) ignorant

Noun

 * 1) stranger
 * 2) ignorant person

title: انجانا


text:
青面獠牙

Idiom

 * 1) green-faced and long-toothed; terrifying in appearance

title: 青面獠牙


text: full boats

title: full boats


text:
哄笑

Verb

 * 1) to break into laughter; to roar with laughter

Verb

 * 1) to amuse; to make (people) laugh

Noun

 * 1) a roar of laughter

Verb

 * 1) burst out laughing
 * 2) * 1952, 久坂葉子, 華々しき瞬間:

title: 哄笑


text: Category:ja:Archery

title: Category:ja:Archery


text:
اندیکھا

Etymology
Compounded from + past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) unseen, invisible

title: اندیکھا


text:
裝作

Verb

 * 1) to pretend; to make believe; to feign

title: 裝作


text: 装作

title: 装作


text:
書房

Noun

 * 1) study room
 * 2)  library

Usage notes
In Chinese, the common word for study (as in a room designated for reading or writing) is ; its is  or.

Noun

 * 1) study room
 * 2) bookshop

title: 書房


text: 书房

title: 书房


text:
宛然

Verb

 * 1)  to be just like

title: 宛然


text:
底細

Noun

 * 1) details; ins and outs; inside information

title: 底細


text: 底细

title: 底细


text: comit

title: comit


text: comimus

title: comimus


text: comunt

title: comunt


text: comemus

title: comemus


text:
coment

Noun

 * 1) comment
 * 2) commentary

Etymology
Derivable from.

Adverb

 * 1) how

title: coment


text: comebam

title: comebam


text: comebas

title: comebas


text: comebat

title: comebat


text: comebamus

title: comebamus


text: comebatis

title: comebatis


text: comebant

title: comebant


text: compsi

title: compsi


text: compsisti

title: compsisti


text: compsit

title: compsit


text: compsimus

title: compsimus


text: compsistis

title: compsistis


text: compserunt

title: compserunt


text: compsero

title: compsero


text: compseris

title: compseris


text: compserit

title: compserit


text: compserimus

title: compserimus


text: compseritis

title: compseritis


text: compserint

title: compserint


text: compseram

title: compseram


text: compseras

title: compseras


text: compserat

title: compserat


text: compseramus

title: compseramus


text: compseratis

title: compseratis


text: compserant

title: compserant


text:
comor

Etymology
Akin to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  tamarinds

title: comor


text: comeris

title: comeris


text: comitur

title: comitur


text: comimur

title: comimur


text: comimini

title: comimini


text: comuntur

title: comuntur


text: comar

title: comar


text: cometur

title: cometur


text: comemur

title: comemur


text: comemini

title: comemini


text: comentur

title: comentur


text: comebar

title: comebar


text: comebaris

title: comebaris


text: comebatur

title: comebatur


text: comebamur

title: comebamur


text: comebamini

title: comebamini


text: comebantur

title: comebantur


text: comat

title: comat


text: comamus

title: comamus


text: comatis

title: comatis


text: comeret

title: comeret


text: comeremus

title: comeremus


text: comeretis

title: comeretis


text: comerent

title: comerent


text: compserim

title: compserim


text: compsissem

title: compsissem


text: compsisses

title: compsisses


text: compsisset

title: compsisset


text: compsissemus

title: compsissemus


text: compsissetis

title: compsissetis


text: compsissent

title: compsissent


text: comaris

title: comaris


text: comatur

title: comatur


text: comamur

title: comamur


text: comamini

title: comamini


text: comantur

title: comantur


text: comerer

title: comerer


text: comereris

title: comereris


text: comeretur

title: comeretur


text: comeremur

title: comeremur


text: comeremini

title: comeremini


text: comerentur

title: comerentur


text:
comito

Etymology
From the.

Noun

 * 1)  a galley boatswain, in charge of handling sails
 * 2)  from the 13th century, a galley captain within the Republic of Venice
 * 3)  from the 13th century, a harbourmaster/harbormaster, especially in Kingdom of Naples

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to accompany, attend, follow

title: comito


text: comitote

title: comitote


text: comunto

title: comunto


text:
comere

Etymology
From. Reported by earlier sources, but Wagner was unable to find any trace of it.

Verb
?

 * 1) eat

title: comere


text: comuntor

title: comuntor


text: compsisse

title: compsisse


text: incogitantiae

title: incogitantiae


text: incogitantiarum

title: incogitantiarum


text: incogitantiis

title: incogitantiis


text: incogitantiam

title: incogitantiam


text: incogitantias

title: incogitantias


text: anticipantes

title: anticipantes


text: anticipantia

title: anticipantia


text: anticipantis

title: anticipantis


text: anticipantium

title: anticipantium


text: anticipanti

title: anticipanti


text: anticipantibus

title: anticipantibus


text: anticipantem

title: anticipantem


text: bacchantia

title: bacchantia


text: bacchantis

title: bacchantis


text: bacchantium

title: bacchantium


text: bacchanti

title: bacchanti


text: bacchantibus

title: bacchantibus


text: bacchantem

title: bacchantem


text: belligerantes

title: belligerantes


text: belligerantia

title: belligerantia


text: belligerantis

title: belligerantis


text: belligerantium

title: belligerantium


text: belligerantibus

title: belligerantibus


text: belligerantem

title: belligerantem


text: comantes

title: comantes


text: comantia

title: comantia


text: comantis

title: comantis


text: comantium

title: comantium


text: comanti

title: comanti


text: comante

title: comante


text: comantibus

title: comantibus


text: comantem

title: comantem


text: comatum

title: comatum


text:
comati

Etymology
, plural of.

Noun

 * 1) name given by Romans to non-noble Dacian

title: comati


text: comatae

title: comatae


text: comatorum

title: comatorum


text: comatarum

title: comatarum


text: comato

title: comato


text: comatam

title: comatam


text:
comatos

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) comatose

title: comatos


text: incognitae

title: incognitae


text: incognitorum

title: incognitorum


text: incognitarum

title: incognitarum


text: incognitis

title: incognitis


text: incognitam

title: incognitam


text: incognitas

title: incognitas


text: cognitum

title: cognitum


text:
diruo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to overthrow, demolish, destroy, ruin down
 * 2) to scatter
 * 1) to scatter
 * 1) to scatter

title: diruo


text:
農薬

Noun

 * 1) pesticide

title: 農薬


text: diruis

title: diruis


text: diruit

title: diruit


text: diruimus

title: diruimus


text: diruitis

title: diruitis


text: diruunt

title: diruunt


text: diruam

title: diruam


text: dirues

title: dirues


text: diruet

title: diruet


text: diruemus

title: diruemus


text: diruetis

title: diruetis


text: diruent

title: diruent


text: diruebam

title: diruebam


text: diruebas

title: diruebas


text: diruebat

title: diruebat


text: diruebamus

title: diruebamus


text: diruebatis

title: diruebatis


text: diruebant

title: diruebant


text: dirui

title: dirui


text: diruisti

title: diruisti


text: diruistis

title: diruistis


text: diruerunt

title: diruerunt


text: diruero

title: diruero


text: dirueris

title: dirueris


text: diruerit

title: diruerit


text: diruerimus

title: diruerimus


text: dirueritis

title: dirueritis


text: diruerint

title: diruerint


text: dirueram

title: dirueram


text: dirueras

title: dirueras


text: diruerat

title: diruerat


text: dirueramus

title: dirueramus


text: dirueratis

title: dirueratis


text: diruerant

title: diruerant


text: diruor

title: diruor


text: diruitur

title: diruitur


text: diruimur

title: diruimur


text: diruimini

title: diruimini


text: diruuntur

title: diruuntur


text: diruar

title: diruar


text: diruetur

title: diruetur


text: diruemur

title: diruemur


text: diruemini

title: diruemini


text: diruentur

title: diruentur


text: diruebar

title: diruebar


text: diruebaris

title: diruebaris


text: diruebatur

title: diruebatur


text: diruebamur

title: diruebamur


text: diruebamini

title: diruebamini


text: diruebantur

title: diruebantur


text: diruas

title: diruas


text: diruat

title: diruat


text: diruamus

title: diruamus


text: diruatis

title: diruatis


text: diruant

title: diruant


text: diruerem

title: diruerem


text: dirueres

title: dirueres


text: dirueret

title: dirueret


text: dirueremus

title: dirueremus


text: dirueretis

title: dirueretis


text: diruerent

title: diruerent


text: diruerim

title: diruerim


text: diruissem

title: diruissem


text: diruisses

title: diruisses


text: diruisset

title: diruisset


text: diruissemus

title: diruissemus


text: diruissetis

title: diruissetis


text: diruissent

title: diruissent


text: diruaris

title: diruaris


text: diruatur

title: diruatur


text: diruamur

title: diruamur


text: diruamini

title: diruamini


text: diruantur

title: diruantur


text: diruerer

title: diruerer


text: diruereris

title: diruereris


text: dirueretur

title: dirueretur


text: dirueremur

title: dirueremur


text: dirueremini

title: dirueremini


text: diruerentur

title: diruerentur


text: dirue

title: dirue


text: diruito

title: diruito


text: diruite

title: diruite


text: diruitote

title: diruitote


text: diruunto

title: diruunto


text: diruere

title: diruere


text: diruitor

title: diruitor


text: diruuntor

title: diruuntor


text: diruisse

title: diruisse


text:
dirutus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) overthrown, demolished, destroyed
 * 2) scattered

title: dirutus


text: dirutum

title: dirutum


text: dirutae

title: dirutae


text: dirutorum

title: dirutorum


text: dirutarum

title: dirutarum


text: dirutis

title: dirutis


text: dirutam

title: dirutam


text: dirutos

title: dirutos


text: dirutas

title: dirutas


text:
薬剤師

Noun

 * 1) pharmacist, chemist, dispensing chemist

title: 薬剤師


text:
医薬品

Noun

 * 1) pharmaceutical drug, medication, medicines

title: 医薬品


text: discingis

title: discingis


text: discingit

title: discingit


text: discingimus

title: discingimus


text: discingitis

title: discingitis


text: discingunt

title: discingunt


text: discingam

title: discingam


text: discinges

title: discinges


text: discinget

title: discinget


text: discingemus

title: discingemus


text: discingetis

title: discingetis


text: discingent

title: discingent


text: discingebam

title: discingebam


text: discingebas

title: discingebas


text: discingebat

title: discingebat


text: discingebamus

title: discingebamus


text: discingebatis

title: discingebatis


text: discingebant

title: discingebant


text: discinxi

title: discinxi


text: discinxisti

title: discinxisti


text: discinxit

title: discinxit


text: discinximus

title: discinximus


text: discinxistis

title: discinxistis


text: discinxerunt

title: discinxerunt


text: discinxero

title: discinxero


text: discinxeris

title: discinxeris


text: discinxerit

title: discinxerit


text: discinxerimus

title: discinxerimus


text: discinxeritis

title: discinxeritis


text: discinxerint

title: discinxerint


text: discinxeram

title: discinxeram


text: discinxeras

title: discinxeras


text: discinxerat

title: discinxerat


text: discinxeramus

title: discinxeramus


text: discinxeratis

title: discinxeratis


text: discinxerant

title: discinxerant


text: discingor

title: discingor


text: discingeris

title: discingeris


text: discingitur

title: discingitur


text: discingimur

title: discingimur


text: discingimini

title: discingimini


text: discinguntur

title: discinguntur


text: discingar

title: discingar


text: discingetur

title: discingetur


text: discingemur

title: discingemur


text: discingemini

title: discingemini


text: discingentur

title: discingentur


text: discingebar

title: discingebar


text: discingebaris

title: discingebaris


text: discingebatur

title: discingebatur


text: discingebamur

title: discingebamur


text: discingebamini

title: discingebamini


text: discingebantur

title: discingebantur


text: discingas

title: discingas


text: discingat

title: discingat


text: discingamus

title: discingamus


text: discingatis

title: discingatis


text: discingant

title: discingant


text: discingerem

title: discingerem


text: discingeres

title: discingeres


text: discingeret

title: discingeret


text: discingeremus

title: discingeremus


text: discingeretis

title: discingeretis


text: discingerent

title: discingerent


text: discinxerim

title: discinxerim


text: discinxissem

title: discinxissem


text: discinxisses

title: discinxisses


text: discinxisset

title: discinxisset


text: discinxissemus

title: discinxissemus


text: discinxissetis

title: discinxissetis


text: discinxissent

title: discinxissent


text: discingaris

title: discingaris


text: discingatur

title: discingatur


text: discingamur

title: discingamur


text: discingamini

title: discingamini


text: discingantur

title: discingantur


text: discingerer

title: discingerer


text: discingereris

title: discingereris


text: discingeretur

title: discingeretur


text: discingeremur

title: discingeremur


text: discingeremini

title: discingeremini


text: discingerentur

title: discingerentur


text: discingito

title: discingito


text: discingite

title: discingite


text: discingitote

title: discingitote


text: discingunto

title: discingunto


text: discingitor

title: discingitor


text: discinguntor

title: discinguntor


text: discinxisse

title: discinxisse


text:
discinctus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) unfastened (of a belt), unbelted
 * 2) loose (of clothing)

title: discinctus


text: discincta

title: discincta


text: discinctum

title: discinctum


text: discincti

title: discincti


text: discinctae

title: discinctae


text: discinctorum

title: discinctorum


text: discinctarum

title: discinctarum


text: discincto

title: discincto


text: discinctis

title: discinctis


text: discinctam

title: discinctam


text: discinctos

title: discinctos


text: discinctas

title: discinctas


text: discincte

title: discincte


text:
discurrens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) running to and fro
 * 2) roaming

title: discurrens


text: discurrentes

title: discurrentes


text: discurrentia

title: discurrentia


text: discurrentis

title: discurrentis


text: discurrentium

title: discurrentium


text: discurrenti

title: discurrenti


text: discurrente

title: discurrente


text: discurrentibus

title: discurrentibus


text: discurrentem

title: discurrentem


text:
医薬部外品

Noun

 * 1) quasi drug

title: 医薬部外品


text:
薬理学

Noun

 * 1) pharmacology

title: 薬理学


text:
benzofluorene

Noun

 * 1)  Any of three isomeric polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in which a benzene ring is fused to a fluorene moiety

title: benzofluorene


text:
薬品

Noun

 * 1) drugs, medicines, chemical substances

title: 薬品


text:
hexabenzocoronene

Etymology
. From having an additional 6 benzene rings fused to a coronene.

Noun

 * 1)  A polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon in which six benzene rings are fused to the six available positions of a coronene ring

Synonyms

 * abbreviation

Hyponyms

 * hexabenzo[bc,ef,hi,kl,no,qr]coronene
 * hexabenzo[a,d,g,j,m,p]coronene

Coordinate terms

 * the molecule that would result if the remaining six positions on the HBC around the coronene center were to be fused with additional benzene rings
 * the molecule that would result if the remaining six positions on the HBC around the coronene center were to be fused with additional benzene rings

title: hexabenzocoronene


text:
kinemetric

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to kinemetry

title: kinemetric


text:
kinemetry

Noun

 * 1)  The measurement of the velocities of different parts of a complex system.

title: kinemetry


text: nanoconstrictions

title: nanoconstrictions


text:
nonproportionality

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being nonproportional

title: nonproportionality


text: Category:ja:Fantasy

title: Category:ja:Fantasy


text:
techniquark

Noun

 * 1)  A quark described using the technicolor model

title: techniquark


text:
technigluon

Noun

 * 1)  A gluon described using the technicolor model.

title: technigluon


text: techniquarks

title: techniquarks


text:
unsecuritized

Adjective

 * 1) Not having the form of a security

title: unsecuritized


text:
unsequenced

Adjective

 * 1) That has no regular sequence.
 * 2) Whose sequence has not been determined.

title: unsequenced


text:
outhold

Etymology
From, equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To hold out; extend.
 * 2)  To hold out, endure; resist, withstand; keep out by force, exclude.
 * 3) To hold better than someone or something else.
 * This new tack outholds the older one.
 * 1)  To hold longer than another player.

title: outhold


text:
insensé

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) insane, crazy
 * 2) mindless, meaningless
 * 3)  phenomenal
 * 1)  phenomenal
 * 1)  phenomenal

title: insensé


text:
User:Paine Ellsworth/common.css

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text:
αλλά

Etymology
From.

Conjunction

 * 1) but

title: αλλά


text:
dispicio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to look through or about
 * 2) to discern or perceive
 * 3) to discover
 * 4) to consider

title: dispicio


text: dispiciunt

title: dispiciunt


text: dispiciam

title: dispiciam


text: dispicies

title: dispicies


text: dispiciet

title: dispiciet


text: dispiciemus

title: dispiciemus


text: dispicietis

title: dispicietis


text: dispicient

title: dispicient


text: dispiciebam

title: dispiciebam


text: dispiciebas

title: dispiciebas


text: dispiciebat

title: dispiciebat


text: dispiciebamus

title: dispiciebamus


text: dispiciebatis

title: dispiciebatis


text: dispiciebant

title: dispiciebant


text: dispexi

title: dispexi


text: dispexisti

title: dispexisti


text: dispexit

title: dispexit


text: dispeximus

title: dispeximus


text: dispexistis

title: dispexistis


text: dispexerunt

title: dispexerunt


text: dispexero

title: dispexero


text: dispexeris

title: dispexeris


text: dispexerit

title: dispexerit


text: dispexerimus

title: dispexerimus


text: dispexeritis

title: dispexeritis


text: dispexerint

title: dispexerint


text: dispexeram

title: dispexeram


text: dispexeras

title: dispexeras


text: dispexerat

title: dispexerat


text: dispexeramus

title: dispexeramus


text: dispexeratis

title: dispexeratis


text: dispexerant

title: dispexerant


text: dispicior

title: dispicior


text: dispiciuntur

title: dispiciuntur


text: dispiciar

title: dispiciar


text: dispicietur

title: dispicietur


text: dispiciemur

title: dispiciemur


text: dispiciemini

title: dispiciemini


text: dispicientur

title: dispicientur


text: dispiciebar

title: dispiciebar


text: dispiciebaris

title: dispiciebaris


text: dispiciebatur

title: dispiciebatur


text: dispiciebamur

title: dispiciebamur


text: dispiciebamini

title: dispiciebamini


text: dispiciebantur

title: dispiciebantur


text: dispicias

title: dispicias


text: dispiciat

title: dispiciat


text: dispiciamus

title: dispiciamus


text: dispiciatis

title: dispiciatis


text: dispiciant

title: dispiciant


text: dispexerim

title: dispexerim


text: dispexissem

title: dispexissem


text: dispexisses

title: dispexisses


text: dispexisset

title: dispexisset


text: dispexissemus

title: dispexissemus


text: dispexissetis

title: dispexissetis


text: dispexissent

title: dispexissent


text: dispiciaris

title: dispiciaris


text: dispiciatur

title: dispiciatur


text: dispiciamur

title: dispiciamur


text: dispiciamini

title: dispiciamini


text: dispiciantur

title: dispiciantur


text: dispiciunto

title: dispiciunto


text: dispiciuntor

title: dispiciuntor


text: dispexisse

title: dispexisse


text: dispicerentur

title: dispicerentur


text: infanaj

title: infanaj


text: infanan

title: infanan


text: infanajn

title: infanajn


text:
disponens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disposing, distributing, arranging

title: disponens


text: disponentes

title: disponentes


text: disponentia

title: disponentia


text: disponentis

title: disponentis


text: disponentium

title: disponentium


text: disponenti

title: disponenti


text: disponentibus

title: disponentibus


text: disponentem

title: disponentem


text:
disquiro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to investigate

title: disquiro


text: disquiris

title: disquiris


text: disquirit

title: disquirit


text: disquirimus

title: disquirimus


text: disquiritis

title: disquiritis


text: disquirunt

title: disquirunt


text: disquiram

title: disquiram


text: disquires

title: disquires


text: disquiret

title: disquiret


text: disquiremus

title: disquiremus


text: disquiretis

title: disquiretis


text: disquirent

title: disquirent


text: disquirebam

title: disquirebam


text: disquirebas

title: disquirebas


text: disquirebat

title: disquirebat


text: disquirebamus

title: disquirebamus


text: disquirebatis

title: disquirebatis


text: disquirebant

title: disquirebant


text: disquiror

title: disquiror


text: disquireris

title: disquireris


text: disquiritur

title: disquiritur


text: disquirimur

title: disquirimur


text: disquirimini

title: disquirimini


text: disquiruntur

title: disquiruntur


text: disquirar

title: disquirar


text: disquiretur

title: disquiretur


text: disquiremur

title: disquiremur


text: disquiremini

title: disquiremini


text: disquirentur

title: disquirentur


text: disquirebar

title: disquirebar


text: disquirebaris

title: disquirebaris


text: disquirebatur

title: disquirebatur


text: disquirebamur

title: disquirebamur


text: disquirebamini

title: disquirebamini


text: disquirebantur

title: disquirebantur


text: disquiras

title: disquiras


text: disquirat

title: disquirat


text: disquiramus

title: disquiramus


text: disquiratis

title: disquiratis


text: disquirant

title: disquirant


text: disquirerem

title: disquirerem


text: disquireres

title: disquireres


text: disquireret

title: disquireret


text: disquireremus

title: disquireremus


text: disquireretis

title: disquireretis


text: disquirerent

title: disquirerent


text: disquiraris

title: disquiraris


text: disquiratur

title: disquiratur


text: disquiramur

title: disquiramur


text: disquiramini

title: disquiramini


text: disquirantur

title: disquirantur


text: disquirerer

title: disquirerer


text: disquirereris

title: disquirereris


text: disquireretur

title: disquireretur


text: disquireremur

title: disquireremur


text: disquireremini

title: disquireremini


text: disquirerentur

title: disquirerentur


text: disquire

title: disquire


text: disquirito

title: disquirito


text: disquirite

title: disquirite


text: disquiritote

title: disquiritote


text: disquirunto

title: disquirunto


text: disquirere

title: disquirere


text: disquiritor

title: disquiritor


text: disquiruntor

title: disquiruntor


text:
狼子

Noun

 * 1)  wolf cub

title: 狼子


text:
佃戶

Noun

 * 1)  tenant farmer

title: 佃戶


text: rig pigs

title: rig pigs


text:
disrumpens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: disrumpens


text:
Talk:skirt

Tea room discussion
There are hits for "held onto her mother's skirts" or "held onto her skirts". What sense of skirt (or skirts?) is this? Surely not the usual sense of skirt (unless the mother is wearing two skirts??). We seem to lack it. — msh210 ℠ 17:20, 8 March 2010 (UTC)

 * Maybe a left-over from petticoat days when mom did wear layered skirts? —Michael Z. 2010-03-08 20:48 z
 * I always perceived "held onto his/her mother's skirts" as a frequentative, describing a protection-seeking tendency. Thus there would only be one mom, but possibly many holdings of multiple skirts. DCDuring TALK 12:08, 9 March 2010 (UTC)
 * There are lots of hits that describe someone's holding on to his mother's skirts on one occasion rather than frequently. — msh210 ℠ 19:48, 9 March 2010 (UTC)

 * It was pretty common for a long time to talk about "skirts" rather than "a skirt", either to emphasise the general array of skirts and underskirts, or the various pleats and folds involved in a single skirt, or sometimes generally with little real difference in meaning at all. < class="latinx">Ƿidsiþ 12:55, 9 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Then it doesn't seem like a separate sense. Perhaps a usage note s.v. skirt? — msh210 ℠ 19:48, 9 March 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:skirt


text:
dirumpens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) severing, rupturing
 * 2) bursting, shattering

title: dirumpens


text: disrumpentes

title: disrumpentes


text: disrumpentia

title: disrumpentia


text: disrumpentis

title: disrumpentis


text: disrumpentium

title: disrumpentium


text: disrumpenti

title: disrumpenti


text: disrumpente

title: disrumpente


text: disrumpentibus

title: disrumpentibus


text: disrumpentem

title: disrumpentem


text: dirumpentes

title: dirumpentes


text: dirumpentia

title: dirumpentia


text: dirumpentis

title: dirumpentis


text: dirumpentium

title: dirumpentium


text: dirumpenti

title: dirumpenti


text: dirumpente

title: dirumpente


text: dirumpentibus

title: dirumpentibus


text: dirumpentem

title: dirumpentem


text: Category:ja:Opera

title: Category:ja:Opera


text:
agrário

Adjective

 * 1) agricultural
 * 2) agrarian

title: agrário


text: agrarios

title: agrarios


text: agrarias

title: agrarias


text: dissecat

title: dissecat


text: dissecamus

title: dissecamus


text: dissecatis

title: dissecatis


text: dissecant

title: dissecant


text: dissecabo

title: dissecabo


text: dissecabis

title: dissecabis


text: dissecabit

title: dissecabit


text: dissecabimus

title: dissecabimus


text: dissecabitis

title: dissecabitis


text: dissecabunt

title: dissecabunt


text: dissecabam

title: dissecabam


text: dissecabas

title: dissecabas


text: dissecabat

title: dissecabat


text: dissecabamus

title: dissecabamus


text: dissecabatis

title: dissecabatis


text: dissecabant

title: dissecabant


text: dissecor

title: dissecor


text: dissecaris

title: dissecaris


text: dissecamur

title: dissecamur


text: dissecamini

title: dissecamini


text: dissecatur

title: dissecatur


text: dissecantur

title: dissecantur


text: dissecabor

title: dissecabor


text: dissecaberis

title: dissecaberis


text: dissecabimur

title: dissecabimur


text: dissecabimini

title: dissecabimini


text: dissecabitur

title: dissecabitur


text: dissecabuntur

title: dissecabuntur


text: dissecabar

title: dissecabar


text:
acumulador

Noun

 * 1) accumulator one who or that which accumulates

Noun

 * 1) accumulator one who, or that which, accumulates
 * 2) rechargeable battery

title: acumulador


text: dissecabaris

title: dissecabaris


text: dissecabamur

title: dissecabamur


text: dissecabamini

title: dissecabamini


text: dissecabatur

title: dissecabatur


text: dissecabantur

title: dissecabantur


text: dissecem

title: dissecem


text: disseces

title: disseces


text: dissecet

title: dissecet


text: dissecemus

title: dissecemus


text: dissecetis

title: dissecetis


text: dissecent

title: dissecent


text: dissecaret

title: dissecaret


text: dissecaremus

title: dissecaremus


text: dissecaretis

title: dissecaretis


text: dissecarent

title: dissecarent


text: dissecer

title: dissecer


text: disseceris

title: disseceris


text: dissecemur

title: dissecemur


text: dissecemini

title: dissecemini


text: dissecetur

title: dissecetur


text: dissecentur

title: dissecentur


text: dissecarer

title: dissecarer


text: dissecareris

title: dissecareris


text: dissecaremur

title: dissecaremur


text: dissecaremini

title: dissecaremini


text: dissecaretur

title: dissecaretur


text: dissecarentur

title: dissecarentur


text: dissecatote

title: dissecatote


text: dissecanto

title: dissecanto


text: dissecator

title: dissecator


text: dissecantor

title: dissecantor


text: dissecari

title: dissecari


text:
disseminatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) broadcast, disseminated

title: disseminatus


text: disseminatum

title: disseminatum


text: disseminatae

title: disseminatae


text: disseminatorum

title: disseminatorum


text: disseminatarum

title: disseminatarum


text: disseminatam

title: disseminatam