text:
跳ねる

Verb

 * 1) To jump, to prance, to hop, to bounce
 * 2) Of oil or water, to splatter
 * 3) to explode (nuts or beans)
 * 4) to be over, to end (Of a show, performance, etc.)
 * 1) Of oil or water, to splatter
 * 2) to explode (nuts or beans)
 * 3) to be over, to end (Of a show, performance, etc.)
 * 1) to explode (nuts or beans)
 * 2) to be over, to end (Of a show, performance, etc.)
 * 1) to be over, to end (Of a show, performance, etc.)
 * 1) to be over, to end (Of a show, performance, etc.)
 * 1) to be over, to end (Of a show, performance, etc.)

title: 跳ねる


text: tobikomu

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

title: tobikomu


text:
とびこえる

Verb

 * 1)  jump over

title: とびこえる


text: tobikoeru

title: tobikoeru


text:
bible literalist

Noun

 * 1) Someone who interprets words in the Bible according to an hermeneutical and literal approach.

title: bible literalist


text: かいちゅう

title: かいちゅう


text: kaichū

title: kaichū


text:
回虫

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  roundworm, intestinal worm, worms of the order.

title: 回虫


text:
線形動物

Noun

 * 1) roundworm; nematode; member of the phylum

Noun

 * 1) roundworm, nematode, member of the phylum.

title: 線形動物


text: 蛔虫

title: 蛔虫


text: カイチュウ

title: カイチュウ


text:
せんけいどうぶつ

Noun

 * 1)  nematode

title: せんけいどうぶつ


text: senkeidōbutsu

title: senkeidōbutsu


text:
懐中電灯

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a flashlight; a torch

title: 懐中電灯


text: solertia

title: solertia


text:
懐中電燈

Noun

 * 1) flashlight, electric torch

title: 懐中電燈


text: solertiae

title: solertiae


text: solertiarum

title: solertiarum


text: solertiis

title: solertiis


text: solertiam

title: solertiam


text: solertias

title: solertias


text: かいちゅうでんとう

title: かいちゅうでんとう


text: kaichūdentō

title: kaichūdentō


text:
sophisticus

Adjective

 * 1) sophistic, sophistical

title: sophisticus


text: sophistica

title: sophistica


text: sophisticum

title: sophisticum


text: sophistici

title: sophistici


text: sophisticae

title: sophisticae


text: sophisticorum

title: sophisticorum


text: sophisticarum

title: sophisticarum


text: sophistico

title: sophistico


text: sophisticis

title: sophisticis


text: sophisticam

title: sophisticam


text: sophisticos

title: sophisticos


text: sophisticas

title: sophisticas


text:
sophistice

Noun

 * 1) sophistry

Adverb

 * 1) fallaciously

title: sophistice


text: sophistices

title: sophistices


text: sophisticen

title: sophisticen


text:
sparsim

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) dispersedly, here and there

title: sparsim


text: でんとう

title: でんとう


text:
speciatim

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) in particular, specially

title: speciatim


text:
иницијал

Noun

 * 1) initial (first letter of a word, especially of one's name, most commonly used in plural form)
 * 2) initial (prominent first letter of a paragraph or section)

Noun

 * 1) initial (first letter of a word, especially of one's name)
 * 2) initial (prominent first letter of a paragraph or section)

title: иницијал


text: dentō

title: dentō


text:
伝統

Noun

 * 1) tradition, custom

title: 伝統


text:
spectaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to watch, test, consider

title: spectaturus


text:
spectatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) watched, tested, considered

title: spectatus


text:
spectandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be watched, tested, considered, observed

title: spectandus


text: spectatura

title: spectatura


text: spectaturum

title: spectaturum


text: spectaturi

title: spectaturi


text: spectaturae

title: spectaturae


text: spectaturorum

title: spectaturorum


text: spectaturarum

title: spectaturarum


text: spectaturo

title: spectaturo


text: spectaturis

title: spectaturis


text: spectaturam

title: spectaturam


text: spectaturos

title: spectaturos


text: spectaturas

title: spectaturas


text: spectature

title: spectature


text: spectata

title: spectata


text: spectatum

title: spectatum


text: spectati

title: spectati


text: spectatae

title: spectatae


text: spectatarum

title: spectatarum


text: spectatam

title: spectatam


text: spectatos

title: spectatos


text: spectatas

title: spectatas


text: spectanda

title: spectanda


text: spectandum

title: spectandum


text: spectandi

title: spectandi


text: spectandae

title: spectandae


text: spectandorum

title: spectandorum


text: spectandarum

title: spectandarum


text: spectando

title: spectando


text: spectandis

title: spectandis


text: spectandam

title: spectandam


text: spectandos

title: spectandos


text: spectandas

title: spectandas


text: spectande

title: spectande


text:
でんきゅう

Noun

 * 1)  light bulb

title: でんきゅう


text: denkyū

title: denkyū


text:
sphaericus

Adjective

 * 1) spherical

title: sphaericus


text:
sphaerica

Noun

 * 1)  spherics (geometry of the surface of a sphere)

title: sphaerica


text: sphaericum

title: sphaericum


text: sphaerici

title: sphaerici


text: sphaericae

title: sphaericae


text: sphaericorum

title: sphaericorum


text: sphaericarum

title: sphaericarum


text: sphaerico

title: sphaerico


text: sphaericis

title: sphaericis


text: sphaericam

title: sphaericam


text: sphaericos

title: sphaericos


text: sphaericas

title: sphaericas


text: sphaerice

title: sphaerice


text: spiculi

title: spiculi


text: spiculorum

title: spiculorum


text: spiculo

title: spiculo


text: spiculis

title: spiculis


text:
kasu

Verb

 * 1) be rotten

Etymology
From.

Pronoun

 * 1) you

Etymology
Originally from (modern ). The "v" has elided.

Noun

 * 1) profit
 * 2) relief, help, use, as in:

Verb

 * 1) to subdivide into

title: kasu


text:
spithama

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) span

title: spithama


text: spithamae

title: spithamae


text: spithamarum

title: spithamarum


text: spithamis

title: spithamis


text: spithamam

title: spithamam


text: spithamas

title: spithamas


text:
спојница

Noun

 * 1) paperclip

Noun

 * 1) hyphen (punctuation)

title: спојница


text:
課す

Verb

 * 1) impose, such as a tax

title: 課す


text:
課する

Verb

 * 1) impose

title: 課する


text:
かする

Verb

 * 1)  impose
 * 2)  change into, transform
 * 3)  inflict, impose a punishment
 * 4)  shift blame, pass the buck; marry, be married
 * 5)  to span such as with a bridge

 * 1)  graze, touch lightly

title: かする


text:
Citations:Internets

 * 2004 - George W. Bush
 * I hear there's rumors on the uh [pause] Internets that we're going to have a draft.

title: Citations:Internets


text:
化する

Verb

 * 1) change into, transform

title: 化する


text:
とくせい

Noun

 * 1)  virtue, moral quality
 * 2)  benevolent rule; a moratorium granting an exemption from certain obligations
 * 3)  favorable or lucky star
 * 4)  blasphemy, desecration, profanity
 * 5)  characteristic, special quality
 * 6)  something specially made

Verb

 * 1)  to rule benevolently
 * 2)  to blaspheme, to desecrate, to profane
 * 3)  to make something for a special reason

title: とくせい


text: tokusei

title: tokusei


text: おんだんぜんせん

title: おんだんぜんせん


text: ondanzensen

title: ondanzensen


text:
Halo

Etymology
From the halo in the team logo.

Noun

 * 1)  A member of the Angels  team.

Etymology
, from accusative of, from.

Noun

 * 1) halo circular band of coloured light, visible around the Sun or Moon etc., caused by reflection and refraction of light by ice crystals in the atmosphere

title: Halo


text:
のろし

Noun

 * 1)  smoke signal, skyrocket, signal fire

title: のろし


text: noroshi

title: noroshi


text: WTP

title: WTP


text:
狼煙

Noun

 * 1) smoke from the wolf dung burnt to signal warfare; fire beacon; smoke signal
 * 2)  war; flames of war

Etymology 1
The kanji spelling is an, supposedly derived from the use in China of wolves' droppings in signal fires.

Noun

 * 1) smoke signal, skyrocket, signal fire, beacon

Noun

 * 1) signal fire, beacon

Usage notes

 * The reading is more common.

title: 狼煙


text: wasbians

title: wasbians


text: fag stags

title: fag stags


text: lezzes out

title: lezzes out


text: lezzing out

title: lezzing out


text: lezzed out

title: lezzed out


text: quylthulgs

title: quylthulgs


text:
烽火

Noun

 * 1) signal-fire used in ancient China to warn of an approaching enemy
 * 2)  war; conflict

Noun

 * 1) smoke signal, skyrocket

title: 烽火


text:
後家

Noun

 * 1) widow

title: 後家


text:
じっぴ

Noun

 * 1)  actual expense
 * 2)  whether true or false

title: じっぴ


text:
jippi

Interjection

 * 1) hooray, wee (often ironic)

title: jippi


text: toraeru

title: toraeru


text:
捕らえる

Verb

 * 1) grasp, seize, capture

title: 捕らえる


text:
unprocurable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Unable to be procured.

Synonyms

 * See

Antonyms

 * ; see also

title: unprocurable


text:
anticompetitively

Adverb

 * 1) In an anticompetitive manner.
 * The company acted anticompetitively by forcing its suppliers to agree not to work with any of its rivals.

title: anticompetitively


text:
в то время как

Conjunction

 * 1) while, whereas, when

title: в то время как


text: 捕える

title: 捕える


text: 捉える

title: 捉える


text:
markkinointijohtaja

Noun

 * 1) marketing director, director of marketing

title: markkinointijohtaja


text:
はも

Noun

 * 1) daggertooth pike conger, a type of eel,

title: はも


text: ハモ

title: ハモ


text:
saüc

Etymology
, variant of (compare 🇨🇬,, , 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) black elder (tree)

title: saüc


text:
Rhymes:Catalan/uk

One syllable

 * Lluc
 * puc
 * suc

Two syllables

 * saüc

title: Rhymes:Catalan/uk


text:
recapitulació

Noun

 * 1) recapitulation

title: recapitulació


text: からい

title: からい


text:
Dia de la Mare

Noun

 * 1) Mother's Day

title: Dia de la Mare


text:
myyntitulo

Noun

 * 1) sales revenue, revenue from sales

title: myyntitulo


text: つらい

title: つらい


text: tsurai

title: tsurai


text: 鹹い

title: 鹹い


text:
Talk:bebe

Feedback
lots of languages...except for one. English. That just blew me away. It should be idiot proof. but its not
 * What's it supposed to mean in English? fails. What part of speech is it, then? —msh210℠ (talk) 06:51, 2 February 2011 (UTC)
 * , referring to the term of endearment? --Mglovesfun (talk) 19:53, 21 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:bebe


text:
sotainvalidi

Noun

 * 1) disabled veteran

title: sotainvalidi


text:
たていと

Noun

 * 1)   warp

title: たていと


text: tateito

title: tateito


text:
étoile à neutrons

Noun

 * 1)  neutron star degenerate star that has been so collapsed by gravity that its electrons and protons have been merged into neutrons by the intense pressure

title: étoile à neutrons


text: 経糸

title: 経糸


text:
縦糸

Noun

 * 1)  warp

title: 縦糸


text: たて糸

title: たて糸


text: 欠けら

title: 欠けら


text:
dugipénz

Noun

 * 1)  nest egg (savings)

title: dugipénz


text: kakera

title: kakera


text:
géante rouge

Noun

 * 1)  red giant (star)

title: géante rouge


text: しんくう

title: しんくう


text: shinkū

title: shinkū


text: dugipénzek

title: dugipénzek


text:
stabiliturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to stabilize

title: stabiliturus


text:
stabilitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) stabilized

title: stabilitus


text:
stabiliendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be stabilized

title: stabiliendus


text: stabilitura

title: stabilitura


text: stabiliturum

title: stabiliturum


text: stabilituri

title: stabilituri


text: stabiliturae

title: stabiliturae


text: stabiliturorum

title: stabiliturorum


text: stabiliturarum

title: stabiliturarum


text: stabilituro

title: stabilituro


text: stabilituris

title: stabilituris


text: stabilituram

title: stabilituram


text: stabilituros

title: stabilituros


text: stabilituras

title: stabilituras


text: stabiliture

title: stabiliture


text: stabilitum

title: stabilitum


text: stabilitae

title: stabilitae


text: stabilitorum

title: stabilitorum


text: stabilitarum

title: stabilitarum


text: stabilitam

title: stabilitam


text: stabilitos

title: stabilitos


text: stabilienda

title: stabilienda


text: stabiliendum

title: stabiliendum


text: stabiliendi

title: stabiliendi


text: stabiliendae

title: stabiliendae


text: stabiliendorum

title: stabiliendorum


text: stabiliendarum

title: stabiliendarum


text: stabiliendo

title: stabiliendo


text: stabiliendis

title: stabiliendis


text: stabiliendam

title: stabiliendam


text: stabiliendos

title: stabiliendos


text: stabiliendas

title: stabiliendas


text: stabiliende

title: stabiliende


text: stanni

title: stanni


text: stannorum

title: stannorum


text: stannis

title: stannis


text:
stellatus

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) starry, starred; stellate

Etymology 2
Perfect passive participle of.

title: stellatus


text: stellatum

title: stellatum


text: stellatae

title: stellatae


text: stellatorum

title: stellatorum


text: stellatarum

title: stellatarum


text: stellatis

title: stellatis


text: stellatam

title: stellatam


text: stellatos

title: stellatos


text: stellatas

title: stellatas


text: stellescere

title: stellescere


text: せいうん

title: せいうん


text: seiun

title: seiun


text:
stercoratio

Noun

 * 1) defecation (by an animal)
 * 2) mucking out

title: stercoratio


text: stercorationes

title: stercorationes


text: stercorationis

title: stercorationis


text: stercorationum

title: stercorationum


text: stercorationi

title: stercorationi


text: stercorationibus

title: stercorationibus


text: stercorationem

title: stercorationem


text: stercoratione

title: stercoratione


text:
盛運

Noun

 * 1) fortune, prosperity, good luck

title: 盛運


text:
stipans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) compressing, cramming, surrounding

title: stipans


text:
stipaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to compress, cram, surround

title: stipaturus


text:
stipatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) compressed, crammed, surrounded
 * 2) escorted, accompanied
 * 3) dense, thick, large

title: stipatus


text:
stipandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be compressed, crammed, surrounded

title: stipandus


text: stipantes

title: stipantes


text: stipantia

title: stipantia


text: stipantis

title: stipantis


text: stipantium

title: stipantium


text: stipanti

title: stipanti


text: stipantibus

title: stipantibus


text: stipantem

title: stipantem


text: stipatura

title: stipatura


text: stipaturum

title: stipaturum


text: stipaturi

title: stipaturi


text: stipaturae

title: stipaturae


text: Template:yi-proper noun

title: Template:yi-proper noun


text: stipaturorum

title: stipaturorum


text: stipaturarum

title: stipaturarum


text: stipaturo

title: stipaturo


text: stipaturis

title: stipaturis


text: stipaturam

title: stipaturam


text: stipaturos

title: stipaturos


text: stipaturas

title: stipaturas


text: stipature

title: stipature


text: stipatum

title: stipatum


text: stipatae

title: stipatae


text: stipatorum

title: stipatorum


text: stipatarum

title: stipatarum


text: stipatam

title: stipatam


text: stipatos

title: stipatos


text: stipatas

title: stipatas


text: stipanda

title: stipanda


text: stipandum

title: stipandum


text: stipandi

title: stipandi


text: stipandae

title: stipandae


text: stipandorum

title: stipandorum


text: stipandarum

title: stipandarum


text: stipandis

title: stipandis


text: stipandam

title: stipandam


text: stipandos

title: stipandos


text: stipandas

title: stipandas


text: stipande

title: stipande


text:
Citations:natural

Adjective

 * "pt"
 * "pt"

- Não se ouvia mais nada, além dos ruídos naturais do pôquer. O clicar das fichas. Frases curtas: "Dou cartas." "Vou." "Não vou." "Pago pra ver." "Não é possível!"

title: Citations:natural


text: stiterit

title: stiterit


text:
ちんじゅう

Noun

 * 1)  rare animal
 * 2)  rare article

title: ちんじゅう


text: chinjū

title: chinjū


text:
strictim

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) superficially
 * 2) briefly, cursorily, summarily

title: strictim


text: ragubī

title: ragubī


text: chōten

title: chōten


text: ほうだい

title: ほうだい


text: hōdai

title: hōdai


text: subfuscus

title: subfuscus


text:
suffuscus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) brownish, darkish, or off-colour

title: suffuscus


text: subfusca

title: subfusca


text: subfuscum

title: subfuscum


text: subfusci

title: subfusci


text: subfuscae

title: subfuscae


text: subfuscorum

title: subfuscorum


text: subfuscarum

title: subfuscarum


text: subfusco

title: subfusco


text: subfuscis

title: subfuscis


text: subfuscam

title: subfuscam


text: subfuscos

title: subfuscos


text: subfuscas

title: subfuscas


text: subfusce

title: subfusce


text: suffusca

title: suffusca


text: suffuscum

title: suffuscum


text: suffusci

title: suffusci


text: suffuscae

title: suffuscae


text: suffuscorum

title: suffuscorum


text: suffuscarum

title: suffuscarum


text: suffusco

title: suffusco


text: suffuscis

title: suffuscis


text: suffuscam

title: suffuscam


text: suffuscos

title: suffuscos


text: suffuscas

title: suffuscas


text: suffusce

title: suffusce


text: subiisse

title: subiisse


text:
げんじつしゅぎしゃ

Noun

 * 1)  a realist

title: げんじつしゅぎしゃ


text:
subinde

Adverb

 * 1) immediately after, thereupon
 * 2) presently, forthwith
 * 3) repeatedly, continually, frequently

Descendants

 * Padanian:
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:

title: subinde


text: genjitsushugisha

title: genjitsushugisha


text:
subintrans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) entering secretly or stealthily

title: subintrans


text:
subintraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to enter secretly or stealthily

title: subintraturus


text:
subintratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) entered secretly or stealthily

title: subintratus


text:
subintrandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be entered secretly or stealthily

title: subintrandus


text: subintrantes

title: subintrantes


text: subintrantia

title: subintrantia


text: subintrantis

title: subintrantis


text: subintrantium

title: subintrantium


text: subintranti

title: subintranti


text: subintrante

title: subintrante


text: subintrantibus

title: subintrantibus


text: subintrantem

title: subintrantem


text: subintratura

title: subintratura


text: subintraturum

title: subintraturum


text: subintraturi

title: subintraturi


text: subintraturae

title: subintraturae


text: subintraturorum

title: subintraturorum


text: subintraturarum

title: subintraturarum


text: subintraturo

title: subintraturo


text: subintraturis

title: subintraturis


text: subintraturam

title: subintraturam


text: subintraturos

title: subintraturos


text: subintraturas

title: subintraturas


text: subintrature

title: subintrature


text: subintrata

title: subintrata


text: subintratum

title: subintratum


text: subintrati

title: subintrati


text: subintratae

title: subintratae


text: subintratorum

title: subintratorum


text: subintratarum

title: subintratarum


text: subintratam

title: subintratam


text: subintratos

title: subintratos


text: subintratas

title: subintratas


text: subintranda

title: subintranda


text: subintrandum

title: subintrandum


text: subintrandi

title: subintrandi


text: subintrandae

title: subintrandae


text: subintrandorum

title: subintrandorum


text: subintrandarum

title: subintrandarum


text: subintrando

title: subintrando


text: subintrandis

title: subintrandis


text: subintrandam

title: subintrandam


text: subintrandos

title: subintrandos


text: subintrandas

title: subintrandas


text: subintrande

title: subintrande


text:
antihacking

Adjective

 * 1) Opposing or countering computer hacking.
 * No antihacking law was yet in place in the Philippines.

title: antihacking


text:
antihacker

Adjective

 * 1) Opposing or countering computer hackers.
 * The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, frequently amended, remains an important weapon in the federal government's antihacker arsenal.

Translations

 * Portuguese: antihackers

Noun

 * 1) One who is employed to detect and counter computer hackers.

title: antihacker


text:
げんじつしゅぎ

Noun

 * 1)  realism

title: げんじつしゅぎ


text: genjitsushugi

title: genjitsushugi


text: subjaceo

title: subjaceo


text: subjaces

title: subjaces


text: subjacet

title: subjacet


text: subjacemus

title: subjacemus


text: subjacetis

title: subjacetis


text: subjacebo

title: subjacebo


text: subjacebis

title: subjacebis


text: subjacebit

title: subjacebit


text: subjacebimus

title: subjacebimus


text: subjacebitis

title: subjacebitis


text: subjacebunt

title: subjacebunt


text: subjacebam

title: subjacebam


text: subjacebas

title: subjacebas


text: subjacebat

title: subjacebat


text: subjacebamus

title: subjacebamus


text: subjacebatis

title: subjacebatis


text: subjacebant

title: subjacebant


text: subjacui

title: subjacui


text: subjacuisti

title: subjacuisti


text: subjacuit

title: subjacuit


text: subjacuimus

title: subjacuimus


text: subjacuistis

title: subjacuistis


text: subjacuerunt

title: subjacuerunt


text: subjacuero

title: subjacuero


text: subjacueris

title: subjacueris


text: subjacuerit

title: subjacuerit


text: subjacuerimus

title: subjacuerimus


text: subjacueritis

title: subjacueritis


text: subjacuerint

title: subjacuerint


text: subjacueram

title: subjacueram


text: subjacueras

title: subjacueras


text: subjacuerat

title: subjacuerat


text: subjacueramus

title: subjacueramus


text: subjacueratis

title: subjacueratis


text: subjacuerant

title: subjacuerant


text: subjaceam

title: subjaceam


text: subjaceas

title: subjaceas


text: subjaceat

title: subjaceat


text: subjaceamus

title: subjaceamus


text: subjaceatis

title: subjaceatis


text: subjaceant

title: subjaceant


text: subjacerem

title: subjacerem


text: subjaceres

title: subjaceres


text: subjaceret

title: subjaceret


text: subjaceremus

title: subjaceremus


text: subjaceretis

title: subjaceretis


text: subjacerent

title: subjacerent


text: subjacuerim

title: subjacuerim


text: subjacuissem

title: subjacuissem


text: subjacuisses

title: subjacuisses


text: subjacuisset

title: subjacuisset


text: subjacuissemus

title: subjacuissemus


text: subjacuissetis

title: subjacuissetis


text: subjacuissent

title: subjacuissent


text: subjace

title: subjace


text: subjaceto

title: subjaceto


text: subjacete

title: subjacete


text: subjacetote

title: subjacetote


text: subjacento

title: subjacento


text: subjacuisse

title: subjacuisse


text: subjicio

title: subjicio


text: subjicis

title: subjicis


text: subjicit

title: subjicit


text: subjicimus

title: subjicimus


text: subjicitis

title: subjicitis


text: subjiciunt

title: subjiciunt


text: subjiciam

title: subjiciam


text: subjicies

title: subjicies


text: subjiciet

title: subjiciet


text: subjiciemus

title: subjiciemus


text: subjicietis

title: subjicietis


text: subjicient

title: subjicient


text: subjiciebam

title: subjiciebam


text: subjiciebas

title: subjiciebas


text: subjiciebat

title: subjiciebat


text: subjiciebamus

title: subjiciebamus


text: subjiciebatis

title: subjiciebatis


text: subjiciebant

title: subjiciebant


text: subjeci

title: subjeci


text: subjecisti

title: subjecisti


text: subjecit

title: subjecit


text: subjecimus

title: subjecimus


text: subjecistis

title: subjecistis


text: subjecerunt

title: subjecerunt


text: subjecero

title: subjecero


text: subjeceris

title: subjeceris


text: subjecerit

title: subjecerit


text: subjecerimus

title: subjecerimus


text: subjeceritis

title: subjeceritis


text: subjecerint

title: subjecerint


text: subjeceram

title: subjeceram


text: subjeceras

title: subjeceras


text: subjecerat

title: subjecerat


text: subjeceramus

title: subjeceramus


text: subjeceratis

title: subjeceratis


text: subjecerant

title: subjecerant


text: subjicior

title: subjicior


text: subjiceris

title: subjiceris


text: subjicitur

title: subjicitur


text: subjicimur

title: subjicimur


text: subjicimini

title: subjicimini


text: subjiciuntur

title: subjiciuntur


text: subjiciar

title: subjiciar


text: subjicieris

title: subjicieris


text: subjicietur

title: subjicietur


text: subjiciemur

title: subjiciemur


text: subjiciemini

title: subjiciemini


text: subjicientur

title: subjicientur


text: subjiciebar

title: subjiciebar


text: subjiciebaris

title: subjiciebaris


text: subjiciebatur

title: subjiciebatur


text: subjiciebamur

title: subjiciebamur


text: subjiciebamini

title: subjiciebamini


text: subjiciebantur

title: subjiciebantur


text: subjicias

title: subjicias


text: subjiciat

title: subjiciat


text: subjiciamus

title: subjiciamus


text: subjiciatis

title: subjiciatis


text: subjiciant

title: subjiciant


text: subjicerem

title: subjicerem


text: subjiceres

title: subjiceres


text: subjiceret

title: subjiceret


text: subjiceremus

title: subjiceremus


text: subjiceretis

title: subjiceretis


text: subjicerent

title: subjicerent


text: subjecerim

title: subjecerim


text: subjecissem

title: subjecissem


text: subjecisses

title: subjecisses


text: subjecisset

title: subjecisset


text: subjecissemus

title: subjecissemus


text: subjecissetis

title: subjecissetis


text: subjecissent

title: subjecissent


text: subjiciaris

title: subjiciaris


text: subjiciatur

title: subjiciatur


text: subjiciamur

title: subjiciamur


text: subjiciamini

title: subjiciamini


text: subjiciantur

title: subjiciantur


text: subjicerer

title: subjicerer


text: subjicereris

title: subjicereris


text: subjiceretur

title: subjiceretur


text: subjiceremur

title: subjiceremur


text: subjiceremini

title: subjiceremini


text: subjicerentur

title: subjicerentur


text: subjice

title: subjice


text: subjicito

title: subjicito


text: subjicite

title: subjicite


text: subjicitote

title: subjicitote


text: subjiciunto

title: subjiciunto


text: subjicere

title: subjicere


text: subjicitor

title: subjicitor


text: subjiciuntor

title: subjiciuntor


text: subjecisse

title: subjecisse


text: subjici

title: subjici


text: subjugas

title: subjugas


text: subjugamus

title: subjugamus


text: subjugatis

title: subjugatis


text: subjugabo

title: subjugabo


text: subjugabis

title: subjugabis


text: subjugabit

title: subjugabit


text: subjugabimus

title: subjugabimus


text: subjugabitis

title: subjugabitis


text: subjugabunt

title: subjugabunt


text: subjugabam

title: subjugabam


text: subjugabas

title: subjugabas


text: subjugabat

title: subjugabat


text: subjugabamus

title: subjugabamus


text:
ほっく

Noun

 * 1)  hook
 * 2)  hokku, a type of poem

title: ほっく


text: subjugabatis

title: subjugabatis


text: subjugabant

title: subjugabant


text: subjugavi

title: subjugavi


text: subjugavisti

title: subjugavisti


text: subjugavit

title: subjugavit


text: subjugavimus

title: subjugavimus


text: subjugavistis

title: subjugavistis


text: subjugaverunt

title: subjugaverunt


text: subjugavero

title: subjugavero


text: subjugaveris

title: subjugaveris


text: subjugaverit

title: subjugaverit


text: subjugaverimus

title: subjugaverimus


text: subjugaveritis

title: subjugaveritis


text: subjugaverint

title: subjugaverint


text: subjugaveram

title: subjugaveram


text: subjugaveras

title: subjugaveras


text: subjugaverat

title: subjugaverat


text: subjugaveramus

title: subjugaveramus


text: subjugaveratis

title: subjugaveratis


text: subjugaverant

title: subjugaverant


text: subjugor

title: subjugor


text: subjugaris

title: subjugaris


text: subjugamur

title: subjugamur


text: subjugamini

title: subjugamini


text: subjugatur

title: subjugatur


text: subjugantur

title: subjugantur


text: subjugabor

title: subjugabor


text: subjugaberis

title: subjugaberis


text: subjugabimur

title: subjugabimur


text: subjugabimini

title: subjugabimini


text: subjugabitur

title: subjugabitur


text: subjugabuntur

title: subjugabuntur


text: subjugabar

title: subjugabar


text: subjugabaris

title: subjugabaris


text: subjugabamur

title: subjugabamur


text: subjugabamini

title: subjugabamini


text: subjugabatur

title: subjugabatur


text: subjugabantur

title: subjugabantur


text: subjugem

title: subjugem


text: subjuges

title: subjuges


text: subjuget

title: subjuget


text: subjugemus

title: subjugemus


text: subjugetis

title: subjugetis


text: subjugent

title: subjugent


text: Galtier

title: Galtier


text: subjugaret

title: subjugaret


text: subjugaremus

title: subjugaremus


text: subjugaretis

title: subjugaretis


text: subjugarent

title: subjugarent


text: subjugaverim

title: subjugaverim


text: subjugavissem

title: subjugavissem


text: subjugavisses

title: subjugavisses


text: subjugavisset

title: subjugavisset


text: subjugavissemus

title: subjugavissemus


text: subjugavissetis

title: subjugavissetis


text: subjugavissent

title: subjugavissent


text: subjuger

title: subjuger


text: subjugeris

title: subjugeris


text: subjugemur

title: subjugemur


text: subjugemini

title: subjugemini


text: subjugetur

title: subjugetur


text: subjugentur

title: subjugentur


text: subjugarer

title: subjugarer


text: subjugareris

title: subjugareris


text: subjugaremur

title: subjugaremur


text: subjugaremini

title: subjugaremini


text: subjugaretur

title: subjugaretur


text: subjugarentur

title: subjugarentur


text: subjugato

title: subjugato


text: subjugatote

title: subjugatote


text: subjuganto

title: subjuganto


text:
subjugare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) subjugation

title: subjugare


text: subjugantor

title: subjugantor


text: subjugavisse

title: subjugavisse


text: subjugari

title: subjugari


text:
subiunctivus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) connective
 * 2)  subjunctive

title: subiunctivus


text:
subjunctivus

Etymology
From.

title: subjunctivus


text: jishgish

title: jishgish


text: subjunctiva

title: subjunctiva


text: subjunctivum

title: subjunctivum


text: subjunctivi

title: subjunctivi


text: subjunctivae

title: subjunctivae


text: subjunctivorum

title: subjunctivorum


text: subjunctivarum

title: subjunctivarum


text: subjunctivo

title: subjunctivo


text: subjunctivis

title: subjunctivis


text: subjunctivam

title: subjunctivam


text: subjunctivos

title: subjunctivos


text: subjunctivas

title: subjunctivas


text: subiunctiva

title: subiunctiva


text: subiunctivum

title: subiunctivum


text: subiunctivi

title: subiunctivi


text: subiunctivae

title: subiunctivae


text: subiunctivorum

title: subiunctivorum


text: subiunctivarum

title: subiunctivarum


text: subiunctivo

title: subiunctivo


text: subiunctivis

title: subiunctivis


text: subiunctivam

title: subiunctivam


text: subiunctivos

title: subiunctivos


text: subiunctivas

title: subiunctivas


text: subiunctive

title: subiunctive


text: łeʼdoolchʼil

title: łeʼdoolchʼil


text: Frauncheiz

title: Frauncheiz


text: subjungo

title: subjungo


text: subjungis

title: subjungis


text: subjungit

title: subjungit


text: subjungimus

title: subjungimus


text: subjungitis

title: subjungitis


text: subjungunt

title: subjungunt


text: subjungam

title: subjungam


text: subjunges

title: subjunges


text: subjunget

title: subjunget


text: subjungemus

title: subjungemus


text: subjungetis

title: subjungetis


text: subjungent

title: subjungent


text: subjungebam

title: subjungebam


text: subjungebas

title: subjungebas


text: subjungebat

title: subjungebat


text: subjungebamus

title: subjungebamus


text: subjungebatis

title: subjungebatis


text: subjungebant

title: subjungebant


text: subjunxi

title: subjunxi


text: subjunxisti

title: subjunxisti


text: subjunxit

title: subjunxit


text: subjunximus

title: subjunximus


text: subjunxistis

title: subjunxistis


text: subjunxerunt

title: subjunxerunt


text: subjunxero

title: subjunxero


text: subjunxeris

title: subjunxeris


text: subjunxerit

title: subjunxerit


text: subjunxerimus

title: subjunxerimus


text: subjunxeritis

title: subjunxeritis


text: subjunxerint

title: subjunxerint


text: subjunxeram

title: subjunxeram


text: subjunxeras

title: subjunxeras


text: subjunxerat

title: subjunxerat


text: subjunxeramus

title: subjunxeramus


text: subjunxeratis

title: subjunxeratis


text: subjunxerant

title: subjunxerant


text: subjungor

title: subjungor


text: subjungeris

title: subjungeris


text: subjungitur

title: subjungitur


text: subjungimur

title: subjungimur


text: subjungimini

title: subjungimini


text: subjunguntur

title: subjunguntur


text: subjungar

title: subjungar


text: subjungetur

title: subjungetur


text: subjungemur

title: subjungemur


text: subjungemini

title: subjungemini


text: subjungentur

title: subjungentur


text: subjungebar

title: subjungebar


text: subjungebaris

title: subjungebaris


text: subjungebatur

title: subjungebatur


text: subjungebamur

title: subjungebamur


text: subjungebamini

title: subjungebamini


text: subjungebantur

title: subjungebantur


text: subjungas

title: subjungas


text: subjungat

title: subjungat


text: subjungamus

title: subjungamus


text: subjungatis

title: subjungatis


text: subjungant

title: subjungant


text: subjungerem

title: subjungerem


text: subjungeres

title: subjungeres


text: subjungeret

title: subjungeret


text: subjungeremus

title: subjungeremus


text: subjungeretis

title: subjungeretis


text: subjungerent

title: subjungerent


text: subjunxerim

title: subjunxerim


text: subjunxissem

title: subjunxissem


text: subjunxisses

title: subjunxisses


text: subjunxisset

title: subjunxisset


text: subjunxissemus

title: subjunxissemus


text: subjunxissetis

title: subjunxissetis


text: subjunxissent

title: subjunxissent


text: subjungaris

title: subjungaris


text: subjungatur

title: subjungatur


text: subjungamur

title: subjungamur


text: subjungamini

title: subjungamini


text: subjungantur

title: subjungantur


text: subjungerer

title: subjungerer


text: subjungereris

title: subjungereris


text: subjungeretur

title: subjungeretur


text: subjungeremur

title: subjungeremur


text: subjungeremini

title: subjungeremini


text: subjungerentur

title: subjungerentur


text: subjunge

title: subjunge


text: subjungito

title: subjungito


text: subjungite

title: subjungite


text: subjungitote

title: subjungitote


text: subjungunto

title: subjungunto


text: subjungere

title: subjungere


text: subjungitor

title: subjungitor


text: subjunguntor

title: subjunguntor


text: subjunxisse

title: subjunxisse


text: subjungi

title: subjungi


text:
subnixus

Adjective

 * 1) supported by
 * 2) resting on
 * 3) relying on

title: subnixus


text: subnixa

title: subnixa


text: subnixum

title: subnixum


text: subnixi

title: subnixi


text: subnixae

title: subnixae


text: subnixorum

title: subnixorum


text: subnixarum

title: subnixarum


text: subnixo

title: subnixo


text: subnixis

title: subnixis


text: subnixam

title: subnixam


text: subnixos

title: subnixos


text: subnixas

title: subnixas


text: subnixe

title: subnixe


text:
あくまで

Etymology
Literally "until [one] grows bored".

Adverb

 * 1) to the end, to the last, persistently

title: あくまで


text: akumade

title: akumade


text: 飽く迄

title: 飽く迄


text:
subordinat

Adjective

 * 1)  subordinate

Noun

 * 1) subordinate

title: subordinat


text: subordinamus

title: subordinamus


text: subordinatis

title: subordinatis


text: subordinant

title: subordinant


text: subordinabo

title: subordinabo


text: subordinabis

title: subordinabis


text: subordinabit

title: subordinabit


text: subordinabimus

title: subordinabimus


text: subordinabitis

title: subordinabitis


text: subordinabunt

title: subordinabunt


text: subordinabam

title: subordinabam


text: subordinabat

title: subordinabat


text: subordinabamus

title: subordinabamus


text: subordinabatis

title: subordinabatis


text: subordinabant

title: subordinabant


text: subordinavisti

title: subordinavisti


text: subordinavit

title: subordinavit


text: subordinavimus

title: subordinavimus


text: subordinavistis

title: subordinavistis


text: subordinaverunt

title: subordinaverunt


text: subordinavero

title: subordinavero


text: subordinaveris

title: subordinaveris


text: subordinaverit

title: subordinaverit


text: subordinaverimus

title: subordinaverimus


text: subordinaveritis

title: subordinaveritis


text: subordinaverint

title: subordinaverint


text: subordinaveram

title: subordinaveram


text: subordinaveras

title: subordinaveras


text: subordinaverat

title: subordinaverat


text: subordinaveramus

title: subordinaveramus


text: subordinaveratis

title: subordinaveratis


text: subordinaverant

title: subordinaverant


text: subordinor

title: subordinor


text: subordinaris

title: subordinaris


text: subordinamur

title: subordinamur


text: subordinamini

title: subordinamini


text: subordinatur

title: subordinatur


text: subordinantur

title: subordinantur


text: subordinabor

title: subordinabor


text: subordinaberis

title: subordinaberis


text: subordinabimur

title: subordinabimur


text: subordinabimini

title: subordinabimini


text: subordinabitur

title: subordinabitur


text: subordinabuntur

title: subordinabuntur


text: subordinabar

title: subordinabar


text: subordinabaris

title: subordinabaris


text: subordinabamur

title: subordinabamur


text: subordinabamini

title: subordinabamini


text: subordinabatur

title: subordinabatur


text: subordinabantur

title: subordinabantur


text: subordinem

title: subordinem


text: subordinet

title: subordinet


text: subordinemus

title: subordinemus


text: subordinetis

title: subordinetis


text: subordinent

title: subordinent


text: subordinarem

title: subordinarem


text: subordinaret

title: subordinaret


text: subordinaremus

title: subordinaremus


text: subordinaretis

title: subordinaretis


text: subordinarent

title: subordinarent


text: subordinaverim

title: subordinaverim


text: subordinavissem

title: subordinavissem


text: subordinavisses

title: subordinavisses


text: subordinavisset

title: subordinavisset


text: subordinavissemus

title: subordinavissemus


text: subordinavissetis

title: subordinavissetis


text: subordinavissent

title: subordinavissent


text: subordiner

title: subordiner


text: subordineris

title: subordineris


text: subordinemur

title: subordinemur


text: subordinemini

title: subordinemini


text: subordinetur

title: subordinetur


text: subordinentur

title: subordinentur


text: subordinarer

title: subordinarer


text: subordinareris

title: subordinareris


text: subordinaremur

title: subordinaremur


text: subordinaremini

title: subordinaremini


text: subordinaretur

title: subordinaretur


text: subordinarentur

title: subordinarentur


text: subordinatote

title: subordinatote


text: subordinanto

title: subordinanto


text: subordinantor

title: subordinantor


text: subordinavisse

title: subordinavisse


text: subordinari

title: subordinari


text: あきる

title: あきる


text: akiru

title: akiru


text:
subservio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) (with dative) to serve; be subservient to

title: subservio


text: subservis

title: subservis


text: subservit

title: subservit


text: subservimus

title: subservimus


text: subservitis

title: subservitis


text: subserviunt

title: subserviunt


text: subserviam

title: subserviam


text: subservies

title: subservies


text: subserviet

title: subserviet


text: subserviemus

title: subserviemus


text: subservietis

title: subservietis


text: subserviebam

title: subserviebam


text: subserviebas

title: subserviebas


text: subserviebat

title: subserviebat


text: subserviebamus

title: subserviebamus


text: subserviebatis

title: subserviebatis


text: subserviebant

title: subserviebant


text:
飽きる

Etymology
From earlier, irregularly evolved to kami ichidan conjugation.

Pronunciation

 * (Kyoto) あき$\overline{る}$ [àkìrú]

Verb

 * 1) get tired of, get bored of, have enough of

title: 飽きる


text: subservias

title: subservias


text: subserviat

title: subserviat


text: subserviamus

title: subserviamus


text: subserviatis

title: subserviatis


text: subserviant

title: subserviant


text: subservirem

title: subservirem


text: subservires

title: subservires


text: subserviret

title: subserviret


text: subserviremus

title: subserviremus


text: subserviretis

title: subserviretis


text: subservirent

title: subservirent


text: subservi

title: subservi


text: subservito

title: subservito


text: subservite

title: subservite


text: subservitote

title: subservitote


text: subserviunto

title: subserviunto


text: subservire

title: subservire


text:
subsidens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) squatting, subsiding

title: subsidens


text:
subsessurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to squat, subside

title: subsessurus


text:
subsessus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) squatted, subsided

title: subsessus


text:
subsidendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be squatted, subsided

title: subsidendus


text: 厭きる

title: 厭きる


text: subsidentes

title: subsidentes


text:
subsidentia

Noun

 * 1) subsidence

title: subsidentia


text: subsidentis

title: subsidentis


text: subsidentium

title: subsidentium


text: subsidenti

title: subsidenti


text: subsidente

title: subsidente


text: subsidentibus

title: subsidentibus


text: subsidentem

title: subsidentem


text: subsessura

title: subsessura


text: subsessurum

title: subsessurum


text: subsessuri

title: subsessuri


text: subsessurae

title: subsessurae


text: subsessurorum

title: subsessurorum


text: subsessurarum

title: subsessurarum


text:
struthian

Adjective

 * of, pertaining to, or resembling an ostrich

title: struthian


text: subsessuro

title: subsessuro


text: subsessuris

title: subsessuris


text: subsessuram

title: subsessuram


text: subsessuros

title: subsessuros


text: subsessuras

title: subsessuras


text: subsessure

title: subsessure


text: subsessa

title: subsessa


text: subsessum

title: subsessum


text: subsessi

title: subsessi


text: subsessae

title: subsessae


text: subsessorum

title: subsessorum


text: subsessarum

title: subsessarum


text: subsesso

title: subsesso


text: subsessis

title: subsessis


text: subsessam

title: subsessam


text: subsessos

title: subsessos


text: subsessas

title: subsessas


text: subsesse

title: subsesse


text: subsidenda

title: subsidenda


text: subsidendum

title: subsidendum


text: subsidendi

title: subsidendi


text: subsidendae

title: subsidendae


text: subsidendorum

title: subsidendorum


text: subsidendarum

title: subsidendarum


text: subsidendo

title: subsidendo


text: subsidendis

title: subsidendis


text: subsidendam

title: subsidendam


text: subsidendos

title: subsidendos


text: subsidendas

title: subsidendas


text: subsidende

title: subsidende


text: 倦きる

title: 倦きる


text:
κοινόω

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to make common, make unholy
 * 2) to share

title: κοινόω


text:
substantivus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) self-existent, substantive

title: substantivus


text:
substantiva

Etymology
Borrowed from, ultimately from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  noun

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to substantivise, nominalize

title: substantiva


text: substantivae

title: substantivae


text: substantivorum

title: substantivorum


text: substantivarum

title: substantivarum


text: substantivis

title: substantivis


text: substantivam

title: substantivam


text: substantivas

title: substantivas


text: うちゅうひこうし

title: うちゅうひこうし


text: uchūhikōshi

title: uchūhikōshi


text:
substitutio

Noun

 * 1) substitution

title: substitutio


text: substitutiones

title: substitutiones


text: substitutionis

title: substitutionis


text: substitutionum

title: substitutionum


text: substitutioni

title: substitutioni


text: substitutionibus

title: substitutionibus


text: substitutionem

title: substitutionem


text: substitutione

title: substitutione


text:
小火器

Noun

 * 1)  small arms

title: 小火器


text:
subterraneus

Etymology
Derived from.

Adjective

 * 1) underground, subterranean

Descendants

 * Italo-Romance:
 * Padanian:
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Borrowings:
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Borrowings:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:

title: subterraneus


text: subterranea

title: subterranea


text: subterraneum

title: subterraneum


text: subterranei

title: subterranei


text: subterraneae

title: subterraneae


text: subterraneorum

title: subterraneorum


text: subterranearum

title: subterranearum


text: subterraneo

title: subterraneo


text: subterraneis

title: subterraneis


text: subterraneam

title: subterraneam


text: subterraneos

title: subterraneos


text: subterraneas

title: subterraneas


text: subterranee

title: subterranee


text: subtilissimus

title: subtilissimus


text: subtilissima

title: subtilissima


text: subtilissimum

title: subtilissimum


text: subtilissimi

title: subtilissimi


text: subtilissimae

title: subtilissimae


text: subtilissimorum

title: subtilissimorum


text: subtilissimarum

title: subtilissimarum


text: subtilissimo

title: subtilissimo


text: subtilissimis

title: subtilissimis


text: subtilissimam

title: subtilissimam


text: subtilissimos

title: subtilissimos


text: subtilissimas

title: subtilissimas


text: subtilissime

title: subtilissime


text:
subtiliter

Adverb

 * 1) finely
 * 2) precisely, accurately, keenly

title: subtiliter


text:
花器

Noun

 * 1) flower vase

Noun

 * 1) flower vase

title: 花器


text:
楽観

Noun

 * 1) optimism

Verb

 * 1) be optimistic, look on the bright side

title: 楽観


text:
naixement

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) birth

title: naixement


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

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


text:
らっかん

Noun

 * 1)  optimism
 * 2)  sign and seal

Verb

 * 1)  be optimistic
 * 2)  sign, seal

title: らっかん


text: Category:Old English z-stem nouns

title: Category:Old English z-stem nouns


text: rakkan

title: rakkan


text:
ямщик

Etymology
, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Ultimately from. Ending modified under the influence of.

Noun

 * 1) driver, coachman, charioteer, cabman, postilion engaged in transporting people and cargo by horse and carriage
 * 2) Eurasian nuthatch
 * 3)  fence; brothel keeper

title: ямщик


text:
しんりん

Noun

 * 1)  forest, woods
 * 2)  visit by an emperor or noble
 * 3)  deep forest

title: しんりん


text: shinrin

title: shinrin


text:
深林

Noun

 * 1) deep forest

Noun

 * 1) deep forest

title: 深林


text: mujahed

title: mujahed


text: Category:Old English terms suffixed with -ung


text:
User talk:Microchip08

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text:
ямской

Adjective

 * 1)  postal horses, carriage

title: ямской


text:
creuseté

Noun

 * 1)  hollowness

title: creuseté


text:
しんりんこうえん

Noun

 * 1)  forest park

title: しんりんこうえん


text: shinrinkōen

title: shinrinkōen


text: kōen

title: kōen


text: うやまう

title: うやまう


text: uyamau

title: uyamau


text:
敬う

Verb

 * 1) respect, honor, revere, venerate

title: 敬う


text: יומנעים

title: יומנעים


text:
いくさぶね

Noun

 * 1)  wind or human-powered warship

title: いくさぶね


text: ikusabune

title: ikusabune


text:
ちさい

Noun

 * 1)  district court

title: ちさい


text: chisai

title: chisai


text:
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text:
tonski

Adjective

 * 1) tonal, tone (having to do with tones)

title: tonski


text:
тонски

Adjective

 * 1) tonal

Adverb

 * 1) tonally

Adjective

 * 1) tonal, tone (having to do with tones)

title: тонски


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/siduz

Etymology
. On the suggestion that the meaning "custom" developed from "band, bond", Kroonen tentatively reconstructs Pre-Germanic, from.

Another possibility, though implausible because it would require *swid-, lies in derivation from, cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) custom, habit, practice
 * 2) conduct

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/siduz


text:
tonalan

Adjective

 * 1) tonal

title: tonalan


text:
тоналан

Adjective

 * 1) tonal

title: тоналан


text:
Ostrobothnian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to Ostrobothnia.

Translations

 * Danish: østerbotnisk
 * Estonian: pohjanmaalane
 * Finnish:
 * German: ostbottnisch
 * Latin: ostrobothnicus, ostrobothniensis
 * Swedish:

Noun

 * 1) A native or inhabitant of Ostrobothnia.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * Swedish:

title: Ostrobothnian


text:
пепсин

Noun

 * 1)  pepsin

Noun

 * 1)  pepsin

title: пепсин


text:
傾ける

Verb

 * 1) incline, tilt, slant

title: 傾ける


text:
かたむける

Verb

 * 1)  incline, tilt, slant

title: かたむける


text: katamukeru

title: katamukeru


text:
водоинсталатер

Noun

 * 1) plumber

Noun

 * 1) plumber

title: водоинсталатер


text: じやく

title: じやく


text: jiyaku

title: jiyaku


text: Ostrobothnians

title: Ostrobothnians


text:
User talk:Ragesoss

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text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/spīwaną

Etymology
From,. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) to spew, to spit

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/spīwaną


text: gyógyszermérgezések

title: gyógyszermérgezések


text:
amabilité

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) kindness
 * 2) friendliness
 * 3) gentleness

title: amabilité


text:
successivus

Etymology
From.

title: successivus


text:
succisivus

Etymology
From. Or, if subsicivus is the true form, from.

Adjective

 * 1) cut off and left behind
 * 2) superfluous

title: succisivus


text: successivum

title: successivum


text: successivae

title: successivae


text: successivorum

title: successivorum


text: successivarum

title: successivarum


text: successivis

title: successivis


text: successivam

title: successivam


text: successivos

title: successivos


text: successivas

title: successivas


text: succisiva

title: succisiva


text: succisivum

title: succisivum


text: succisivi

title: succisivi


text: succisivae

title: succisivae


text: succisivorum

title: succisivorum


text: succisivarum

title: succisivarum


text: succisivo

title: succisivo


text: succisivis

title: succisivis


text: succisivam

title: succisivam


text: succisivos

title: succisivos


text: succisivas

title: succisivas


text: Citations:succisive

title: Citations:succisive


text: succinum

title: succinum


text:
sucinum

Etymology
From.

title: sucinum


text: succina

title: succina


text: succini

title: succini


text: succinorum

title: succinorum


text:
succino

Etymology 1
, alternative form of.

Noun

 * 1)  (yellow) amber

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sing to, accompany
 * 2) to accord, agree

Etymology
, alternative form of.

Noun

 * 1) amber fossil resin

title: succino


text: succinis

title: succinis


text: sucina

title: sucina


text: sucini

title: sucini


text: sucinorum

title: sucinorum


text: sucino

title: sucino


text: sucinis

title: sucinis


text:
succulentus

Etymology
From.

title: succulentus


text:
suculentus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sappy, sapful, succulent

title: suculentus


text: succulentum

title: succulentum


text: succulentae

title: succulentae


text: succulentorum

title: succulentorum


text: succulentarum

title: succulentarum


text: succulentis

title: succulentis


text: succulentam

title: succulentam


text: succulentos

title: succulentos


text: succulentas

title: succulentas


text: suculenta

title: suculenta


text: suculentum

title: suculentum


text: suculenti

title: suculenti


text: suculentae

title: suculentae


text: suculentorum

title: suculentorum


text: suculentarum

title: suculentarum


text:
suculento

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) juicy containing juice

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) succulent, juicy

title: suculento


text: suculentis

title: suculentis


text: suculentam

title: suculentam


text: suculentos

title: suculentos


text: suculentas

title: suculentas


text: suculente

title: suculente


text: vestibule schools

title: vestibule schools


text:
succumbens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) succumbing

title: succumbens


text:
succubiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to succumb

title: succubiturus


text:
succubitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) succumbed

title: succubitus


text:
succumbendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be succumbed

title: succumbendus


text: succumbentes

title: succumbentes


text:
succumbentia

Noun

 * 1) breakdown
 * 2) collapse
 * 3) surrender

title: succumbentia


text: succumbentis

title: succumbentis


text: succumbentium

title: succumbentium


text: succumbenti

title: succumbenti


text: succumbente

title: succumbente


text: succumbentibus

title: succumbentibus


text: succumbentem

title: succumbentem


text: succubitura

title: succubitura


text: succubiturum

title: succubiturum


text: succubituri

title: succubituri


text: succubiturae

title: succubiturae


text: succubiturorum

title: succubiturorum


text: succubiturarum

title: succubiturarum


text: succubituro

title: succubituro


text: succubituris

title: succubituris


text: succubituram

title: succubituram


text: succubituros

title: succubituros


text: succubituras

title: succubituras


text: succubiture

title: succubiture


text: succubita

title: succubita


text: succubitum

title: succubitum


text: succubiti

title: succubiti


text: succubitae

title: succubitae


text: succubitorum

title: succubitorum


text: succubitarum

title: succubitarum


text: succubito

title: succubito


text: succubitis

title: succubitis


text: succubitam

title: succubitam


text: succubitos

title: succubitos


text: succubitas

title: succubitas


text: succubite

title: succubite


text: succumbenda

title: succumbenda


text: succumbendum

title: succumbendum


text: succumbendi

title: succumbendi


text: succumbendae

title: succumbendae


text: succumbendorum

title: succumbendorum


text: succumbendarum

title: succumbendarum


text: succumbendo

title: succumbendo


text: succumbendis

title: succumbendis


text: succumbendam

title: succumbendam


text: succumbendos

title: succumbendos


text: succumbendas

title: succumbendas


text: succumbende

title: succumbende


text: succumbentiae

title: succumbentiae


text: succumbentiarum

title: succumbentiarum


text: succumbentiis

title: succumbentiis


text: succumbentiam

title: succumbentiam


text: succumbentias

title: succumbentias


text:
dragonfish

Noun

 * 1) Any of several long, slender fishes, of the family, that have a luminous barbel used to attract prey.
 * 2) Other fish thought to resemble dragons or fish of the family
 * 3) Any fossil fish of genus †
 * 1) Any fossil fish of genus †
 * 1) Any fossil fish of genus †
 * 1) Any fossil fish of genus †

Derived terms

 * * ( spp.)
 * * ( spp.)
 * ( spp., )
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * * ( spp.)
 * ( spp., )
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * ( spp., )
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * ( spp., )
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)
 * scaleless dragonfish* ( spp.)

title: dragonfish


text:
marine toad

Noun

 * 1) cane toad

title: marine toad


text: albatroszok

title: albatroszok


text:
goliath frog

Noun

 * 1) A large anuran,, from Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea.

title: goliath frog


text:
saltwater crocodile

Noun

 * 1) A very large aquatic carnivorous crocodile, from Australia and South-East Asia

Translations

 * Dutch:, zoutwaterkrokodil
 * Finnish: suistokrokotiili
 * French:, crocodile de mer, crocodile à double crête
 * Italian: coccodrillo marino
 * Portuguese: crocodilo-marinho
 * Romanian: crocodil marin
 * Russian: гребни́стый крокоди́л
 * Spanish: cocodrilo marino, cocodrilo de agua salada
 * Swedish:, saltvattenskrokodil, australisk saltvattenskrokodil, listkrokodil
 * Turkish: tuzlu su timsahı
 * Vietnamese: cá sấu hoa cà

title: saltwater crocodile


text:
szarvastehenek

Etymology
From the stem of.

title: szarvastehenek


text: yóuyǒng

title: yóuyǒng


text: Category:hu:Finland

title: Category:hu:Finland


text: Category:hu:Sweden

title: Category:hu:Sweden


text: Category:hu:Norway

title: Category:hu:Norway


text: dropable

title: dropable


text:
User talk:90.35.219.171

Proto-Germanic
Hello. Convention is that we do not use non-initial stress markers (accents) for Proto-Germanic, being that it is presumed that PG in its latest form had already shifted stress to initial syllables in most words. What are your thoughts? Leasnam 20:46, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Normally I'd agree, but in the case of "yet" it seems important to show that stress unexpectedly shifted between the non-compounded form and the compounded form, which then explains the divergent phonetic development between the two. In theory, where grammatischer Wechsel creates divergent reflexes (Verner's law, etc.) stress markings would also be necessary. Convention makes sense in most other cases. 90.35.219.171 23:56, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * I also steven for the stress markings, but on Wiktionary, we leave them out of page titles for Proto-Germanic. That is what I am referring to when I mentioned convention. Otherwise, I am with you--I prefer them. Leasnam 02:39, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:90.35.219.171


text:
overhend

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To overtake.

title: overhend


text:
ptr

Etymology 1
.

Pronoun

 * 1) who? what?

Verb

 * 1)  to behold, to see
 * 2)  to get to know (someone)
 * 3)  to see
 * 4)  to see that

Interjection

 * 1)  behold, lo, look;

title: ptr


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hangistaz

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

Noun

 * 1) horse, stallion

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hangistaz


text: Rhymes:Catalan/ɔnia

title: Rhymes:Catalan/ɔnia


text:
raça

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) race (ethnicity)

Etymology
, of uncertain origin.

Noun

 * 1) race, breed
 * 2) brood

title: raça


text: chēkù

title: chēkù


text: chēzi

title: chēzi


text:
Talk:Jockey

Hi Wikitionarians. Can you write  more information. Is this a new  article? It needs  A  Lot  of  work. 173.178.93.250 21:53, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * What do you mean? It's a German noun meaning 'jockey'. Very straightforward entry? What sort of 'a lot of work' are you referring to? Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 23:45, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * I've just added some things in last hour or so. Mglovesfun (talk) 23:47, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

 * Mglovesfun

What did you add in the  last hour or so ? 184.163.238.18 21:44, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
 * He added all of this. If you are looking for more information about the English word jockey please see that page. -  10:20, 4 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:Jockey


text:
sand boil

Noun

 * 1)  An eruption of water through a bed of sand due, for instance, to seismic activity, or to differences in water pressure on two sides of a levee which causes water to penetrate beneath the levee.
 * 2)  A boil which forms when sand particles enter and irritate the skin.
 * 1)  A boil which forms when sand particles enter and irritate the skin.
 * 1)  A boil which forms when sand particles enter and irritate the skin.
 * 1)  A boil which forms when sand particles enter and irritate the skin.
 * 1)  A boil which forms when sand particles enter and irritate the skin.

title: sand boil


text:
extinct language

Noun

 * 1) A dead language.

title: extinct language


text: extinct languages

title: extinct languages


text:
quejicoso

Adjective

 * 1) complaintive

title: quejicoso


text:
Talk:ella

I am currently reading Lazarillo de Tormes and have noticed that feminine nouns are frequently referred to with the word "ella". Not knowing whether this was ever a widespread phenomenon, or simply a peculiarity pertaining to the author in question, I hope another Wiktionarian will be able to shed light on the matter.

/Jonte93 22:47, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

Italian recording
Please note that in Italian, élla is to be pronounced with a closed "e". See http://dizionari.corriere.it/dizionario_italiano/E/ella.shtml --M7 (talk) 14:50, 24 August 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:ella


text:
Talk:pressure

Hi Wikitionarians. Is pressure touch  definition for the brain? 173.178.93.250 22:49, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

 * No. I don’t understand what you are talking about. What is a "pressure touch"? —Stephen (Talk) 11:10, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:pressure


text:
Talk:nasal

Which sense  of the brain  does nasal  belong  to?

173.178.93.250 22:58, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

 * No sense. Brains have nothing to do with nasal. —Stephen (Talk) 11:11, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:nasal


text:
reforçar

Verb

 * 1) to strengthen, tighten
 * 2) to reinforce

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to reinforce
 * 2) to strengthen
 * 3) to intensify

title: reforçar


text:
venjança

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) payback, revenge, vengeance

Noun

 * 1) revenge, vengeance

title: venjança


text:
assignatura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) class, subject particular area of study

title: assignatura


text:
Torres Bessones

Proper noun

 * 1) Twin Towers

title: Torres Bessones


text: èxits

title: èxits


text: innumerables

title: innumerables


text: aeroporturi

title: aeroporturi


text: infraestructures

title: infraestructures


text:
vetllar

Etymology
~~, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Cf. also the borrowed doublet.

Verb

 * 1) to stay up (not sleep at night)
 * 2) to work nights, to work a night shift
 * 3) to patrol
 * 4)  to look out for, watch over

title: vetllar


text:
enemic públic número u

Noun

 * 1) public enemy number one

title: enemic públic número u


text:
desertify

Verb

 * 1)  To become desert.
 * 2)  To cause (a geographical region) to become desert.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Hungarian:
 * Korean: 사막화(沙漠化)되다
 * Macedonian: опустинува
 * Spanish:
 * Vietnamese: hoang mạc hoá

 * Finnish: aavikoittaa
 * Hungarian: elsivatagosít
 * Korean: 사막화(沙漠化)하다
 * Macedonian: опустинува
 * Spanish:

title: desertify


text:
Virgínia

Etymology
From, from.

title: Virgínia


text: Califòrnia

title: Califòrnia


text: Mississipí

title: Mississipí


text: Nou Mèxic

title: Nou Mèxic


text: Nou Hampshire

title: Nou Hampshire


text: Nova Jersey

title: Nova Jersey


text: Virgínia de l'Oest

title: Virgínia de l'Oest


text:
Districte de Colúmbia

Proper noun

 * 1) District of Columbia

Proper noun

 * 1) District of Columbia

title: Districte de Colúmbia


text:
داليا

Noun

 * 1) dahlia

title: داليا


text: Category:ar:Flowers

title: Category:ar:Flowers


text: vibrancies

title: vibrancies


text:
to a turn

Etymology
Referring to food cooked on a rotating spit (i.e. turned exactly the right number of times in order to be properly cooked).

Prepositional phrase

 * 1)  To perfection.
 * The roast was excellent, done to a turn.

title: to a turn


text:
лобби

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) lobbying
 * 2)  lobby

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  lobby

title: лобби


text: hangs out

title: hangs out


text: hanging out

title: hanging out


text: hung out

title: hung out


text: hangs out to dry

title: hangs out to dry


text: hanging out to dry

title: hanging out to dry


text:
Citations:ælurophobia

Noun: uncommon spelling of

 * 1903, The Bookman, Dodd, Mead and Company; Volume XVII, page #420:
 * His aunt, of course, instigated the deed which he perpetrated, but in default of definite information, we shall assume that she was afflicted with ælurophobia.

title: Citations:ælurophobia


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob//ɵ/

Well, I acquired the habit of using /ɵ/ from Wikipedia, where it's used for those unstressed vowels that vary between /ə/ and /oʊ/ (or somewhere between) for different speakers. The note at WP:IPA for English:
 * Pronounced [ə] in many dialects, and [ɵw] or [əw] before another vowel, as in cooperate. Sometimes pronounced as a full /oʊ/, especially in careful speech. (Bolinger 1989) Usually transcribed as /ə(ʊ)/ (or similar ways of showing variation between /əʊ/ and /ə/) in British dictionaries.

I'm not sure how this fits in to Wiktionary's pronunciation policies.

title: Thread:User talk:Internoob//ɵ/


text:
éaneolaí

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ornithologist

title: éaneolaí


text:
vordering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  petition (of court), complaint
 * 2)  claim against a debtor, account receivable
 * 3)  claim against any obligor, obligee’s right to performance
 * 4) progress, advance
 * 1) progress, advance
 * 1) progress, advance

title: vordering


text:
tegoed

Noun

 * 1) credit, amount you are owed

title: tegoed


text: tegoeden

title: tegoeden


text:
parlementariër

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) parliamentarian, member of a parliament

title: parlementariër


text: parlementariërs

title: parlementariërs


text:
επισκέπτρια

Noun

 * 1) visitor
 * 2) district nurse, community nurse

title: επισκέπτρια


text:
district nurse

Noun

 * 1)  a senior nurse leading teams of community nurses which provide health care to patients within their own homes.

Translations

 * Greek:
 * Irish: banaltra cheantair
 * Serbo-Croatian: glavna sestra zdravstvene njege u kući

title: district nurse


text: bridesmaided

title: bridesmaided


text:
εθνικίστρια

Noun

 * 1) nationalist

title: εθνικίστρια


text:
Talk:chʼil naʼatłʼoʼiitsoh

Prune
For prunes, would there be a term meaning "dried" added (as for raisins, or any other dried fruit)? 71.66.97.228 05:52, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

 * Not as far as I know. I have never seen a dry prune. —Stephen (Talk) 11:46, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

Prunes are not dry (devoid of moisture), but "dried," in that, like raisins, most of the moisture has been removed through sun- or oven drying. I would assume that, since the drying of fruits for preservation purposes is very common throughout North American indigenous cultures, that there would be a term for this. 71.66.97.228 03:37, 4 May 2011 (UTC)

 * No, they just call it chʼil naʼatłʼoʼiitsoh. Traditionally there was no refrigeration or tin cans, so most foods had to be eaten immediately or somehow preserved. No need for special terms because you eat what’s available. Sometimes certain times of the year were named for the foods that were abundant during that time, like names for months, but there was not much of a reason to distinguished between fruit directly off the vine and fruit that has been prepared for storage. —Stephen (Talk) 04:00, 4 May 2011 (UTC)

I guess it would be similar to fresh corn kernels (on the cob), and dried corn kernels which need to be ground or boiled before eating. We don't really have different names for those in English, though of course, if one needs to be specific in conversation, adjectives or modifiers can be added to make oneself clear. I presume that can also be done in Navajo if one really needs to refer to dried grapes (raisins)--for example, if sending someone to the store to buy raisins vs. grapes (similar to the various usages of "white vegetable" to refer to several different vegetables). 71.66.97.228 04:16, 4 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:chʼil naʼatłʼoʼiitsoh


text:
éaneolaíocht

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ornithology

title: éaneolaíocht


text:
αφή

Etymology
From, from.

title: αφή


text:
Citations:Cœranus

Proper noun: optional spelling of Coeranus

 * 1820, William Mitford, The History of Greece, Luke Hansard & Sons; Volume IX, Chapter XLIX, § I, page #398:
 * Cœranus of Berrœa and Philoxenus had been joint treasurers, attending the king’s person with the military chest.
 * 1824, Thomas Taylor, The  Description of Greece, R. Priestly and Weale; Volume I, Chapter LXIII, page #118:
 * But in the entrance to the temple of Bacchus there is a sepulchre of Astycratea and Mantes, who were the daughters of Polyidus, the son of Cœranus, the grandson of Abas, and the great‐grandson of Melampus.
 * 1847, William Cowper and Robert Southly, The Iliad, Henry G. Bohn; book XVII, page #154:
 * But Cœranus, charioteer of Meriones, observing his danger, drove instantly to his aid.
 * 1892, Georg Ebers and Clara Bell, A Thorny Path, D. Appleton and Company; Chapter XV, page #252:
 * Cœranus then obeyed a sign from Berenike, who wished to know whether he would be answerable for introducing this rarely pretty girl, who had placed herself under their protection—and whom she, for her part, meant to protect—to a courtier of whom she knew nothing but that he was a writer of taste.
 * The question seemed to amuse Cœranus, but, seeing that his sister‐in‐law was very much in earnest, he dropped his flippant tone and admitted that Philostratus, as a young man, had been one of the last with whom he would trust a girl.
 * 1905, Edward Shepherd Creasy, The Battle of Arbela, in The Great Events by Famous Historians, The National Alumni; Volume II, page #159:
 * The Thracian infantry of Sitalces were placed there, and Cœranus’ regiment of the cavalry of the Greek allies, and Agathon’s troops of the Odrysian irregular horse.

title: Citations:Cœranus


text:
noyau terrestre

Noun
plural not really used

 * 1) Earth's core

title: noyau terrestre


text:
商事

Noun

 * 1) commercial affairs

Noun

 * 1) commercial affairs

title: 商事


text: shōji

title: shōji


text: Itaria

title: Itaria


text:
障子

Noun

 * 1)  paper sliding doors

title: 障子


text:
べんじょ

Noun

 * 1)  toilet room

title: べんじょ


text:
benjo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) toilet, restroom

title: benjo


text:
Citations:phœnigmus

Noun: reddening

 * 1825, John Wilkes, Encyclopædia Londinensis; Volume XX, page #287:
 * The appellation of phœnigmus has alſo been ſometimes given to the rubefacient ſubſtance isſelf.
 * 1835, Thomas Browne, Enquiries into Vulgar and Common Errors, in Sir Thomas Browne’s Works, William Pickering; book III, Chapter III, page #400:
 * The temper of their dung and intestinal execrations do also confirm the same ; which topically applied, become a phœnigmus or rubifying medicine, and are of such fiery parts, that, as we read in Galen, they have of themselves conceived fire, and burnt a house about them.

title: Citations:phœnigmus


text:
きゅうてい

Noun

 * 1)  imperial court
 * 2)  court recess
 * 3)  the Palace

title: きゅうてい


text: kyūtei

title: kyūtei


text:
みんぞくしがく

Noun

 * 1)  ethnography

title: みんぞくしがく


text: minzokushigaku

title: minzokushigaku


text:
sudus

Etymology

 * From, from . Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, ,.

 * or from +.

Adjective

 * 1) dry
 * 2)  bright, clear

title: sudus


text: sudae

title: sudae


text: sudarum

title: sudarum


text: sudam

title: sudam


text: sudos

title: sudos


text:
sudans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sweating, perspiring

title: sudans


text:
sudaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to sweat, perspire

title: sudaturus


text:
sudandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be sweated, perspired

title: sudandus


text: sudantes

title: sudantes


text: sudantia

title: sudantia


text: sudantis

title: sudantis


text: sudantium

title: sudantium


text: sudanti

title: sudanti


text: sudantibus

title: sudantibus


text: sudantem

title: sudantem


text: sudatura

title: sudatura


text: sudaturum

title: sudaturum


text: sudaturi

title: sudaturi


text: sudaturae

title: sudaturae


text: sudaturorum

title: sudaturorum


text: sudaturarum

title: sudaturarum


text: sudaturo

title: sudaturo


text: sudaturis

title: sudaturis


text: sudaturam

title: sudaturam


text: sudaturos

title: sudaturos


text: sudaturas

title: sudaturas


text: sudature

title: sudature


text: sudanda

title: sudanda


text: sudandum

title: sudandum


text: sudandi

title: sudandi


text: sudandae

title: sudandae


text: sudandorum

title: sudandorum


text: sudandarum

title: sudandarum


text: sudandis

title: sudandis


text: sudandam

title: sudandam


text: sudandos

title: sudandos


text: sudandas

title: sudandas


text: sudande

title: sudande


text:
suffragatio

Noun

 * 1) suffrage, voting
 * 2) interest
 * 3) favor, support

title: suffragatio


text: suffragationes

title: suffragationes


text: suffragationis

title: suffragationis


text: suffragationum

title: suffragationum


text: suffragationi

title: suffragationi


text: suffragationibus

title: suffragationibus


text: suffragationem

title: suffragationem


text: suffragatione

title: suffragatione


text:
suffuror

Verb

 * 1) to filch (steal secretly)

title: suffuror


text: suffuraris

title: suffuraris


text: suffuratur

title: suffuratur


text: suffuramur

title: suffuramur


text: suffuramini

title: suffuramini


text: suffurantur

title: suffurantur


text: suffurabor

title: suffurabor


text: suffuraberis

title: suffuraberis


text: suffurabitur

title: suffurabitur


text: suffurabimur

title: suffurabimur


text: suffurabimini

title: suffurabimini


text: suffurabuntur

title: suffurabuntur


text: suffurabar

title: suffurabar


text: suffurabaris

title: suffurabaris


text: suffurabatur

title: suffurabatur


text: suffurabamur

title: suffurabamur


text: suffurabamini

title: suffurabamini


text: suffurabantur

title: suffurabantur


text: suffurer

title: suffurer


text: suffureris

title: suffureris


text: suffuretur

title: suffuretur


text: suffuremur

title: suffuremur


text: suffuremini

title: suffuremini


text: suffurentur

title: suffurentur


text: suffurarer

title: suffurarer


text: suffurareris

title: suffurareris


text: suffuraretur

title: suffuraretur


text: suffuraremur

title: suffuraremur


text: suffuraremini

title: suffuraremini


text: suffurarentur

title: suffurarentur


text: suffurare

title: suffurare


text: suffurator

title: suffurator


text: suffurantor

title: suffurantor


text: suffurari

title: suffurari


text:
suffurans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) filching

title: suffurans


text:
suffuraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to filch

title: suffuraturus


text:
suffuratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) filched

title: suffuratus


text: suffurantes

title: suffurantes


text: suffurantia

title: suffurantia


text: suffurantis

title: suffurantis


text: suffurantium

title: suffurantium


text: suffuranti

title: suffuranti


text: suffurante

title: suffurante


text: suffurantibus

title: suffurantibus


text: suffurantem

title: suffurantem


text: suffuratura

title: suffuratura


text: suffuraturum

title: suffuraturum


text: suffuraturi

title: suffuraturi


text: suffuraturae

title: suffuraturae


text: suffuraturorum

title: suffuraturorum


text: suffuraturarum

title: suffuraturarum


text: suffuraturo

title: suffuraturo


text: suffuraturis

title: suffuraturis


text: suffuraturam

title: suffuraturam


text: suffuraturos

title: suffuraturos


text: suffuraturas

title: suffuraturas


text: suffurature

title: suffurature


text: suffurata

title: suffurata


text: suffuratum

title: suffuratum


text: suffurati

title: suffurati


text: suffuratae

title: suffuratae


text: suffuratorum

title: suffuratorum


text: suffuratarum

title: suffuratarum


text: suffurato

title: suffurato


text: suffuratis

title: suffuratis


text: suffuratam

title: suffuratam


text: suffuratos

title: suffuratos


text: suffuratas

title: suffuratas


text: suffurate

title: suffurate


text:
Talk:coemptio

¶ Is this word præfixed with ? --Pilcrow 07:25, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Probably. - -sche (discuss) 02:00, 6 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:coemptio


text:
sumpturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to take, undertake

title: sumpturus


text:
sumendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be taken, undertaken

title: sumendus


text: sumptura

title: sumptura


text: sumpturum

title: sumpturum


text: sumpturi

title: sumpturi


text: sumpturae

title: sumpturae


text: sumpturorum

title: sumpturorum


text: sumpturarum

title: sumpturarum


text: sumpturo

title: sumpturo


text: sumpturis

title: sumpturis


text: sumpturam

title: sumpturam


text: sumpturos

title: sumpturos


text: sumpturas

title: sumpturas


text: sumpture

title: sumpture


text: sumptum

title: sumptum


text: sumenda

title: sumenda


text: sumendum

title: sumendum


text:
sumendi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) volcano

title: sumendi


text: sumendae

title: sumendae


text: sumendorum

title: sumendorum


text: sumendarum

title: sumendarum


text: sumendis

title: sumendis


text: sumendam

title: sumendam


text: sumendos

title: sumendos


text: sumendas

title: sumendas


text: sumende

title: sumende


text:
summersio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sinking, drowning
 * 2) submersion

title: summersio


text: summersiones

title: summersiones


text: summersionis

title: summersionis


text: summersionum

title: summersionum


text: summersioni

title: summersioni


text: summersionibus

title: summersionibus


text: summersionem

title: summersionem


text: summersione

title: summersione


text: Wiktionary:Word of the day/Archive/2011/May


text:
neufilley

Noun

 * 1) devolution
 * 1) devolution

title: neufilley


text:
neufollagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  anemic

title: neufollagh


text:
neufollaght

Noun

 * 1)  anemia

title: neufollaght


text: RDDL

title: RDDL


text:
Resource Directory Description Language

Proper noun

 * 1)  An extension of XHTML, designed to allow both humans and machines to find resources associated with a given namespace.

title: Resource Directory Description Language


text:
perlative

Adjective

 * 1)  Describes a case, in very few inflected languages, that expresses movement through or along a referent noun, as "along" in "they travelled along the river".

Noun

 * 1)  The perlative case.

title: perlative


text:
neufollanid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) unfitness, inedibility

title: neufollanid


text:
neufrioosagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) inconsiderate, unheedful

title: neufrioosagh


text:
summotio

Noun

 * 1) removal

title: summotio


text: summotiones

title: summotiones


text: summotionis

title: summotionis


text: summotionum

title: summotionum


text: summotioni

title: summotioni


text: summotionibus

title: summotionibus


text: summotionem

title: summotionem


text: summotione

title: summotione


text:
summovens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) removing, dispelling, banishing

title: summovens


text:
summoturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to remove, dispel, banish

title: summoturus


text:
summovendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be removed, dispelled, banished

title: summovendus


text: summoventes

title: summoventes


text: summoventia

title: summoventia


text: summoventis

title: summoventis


text: summoventium

title: summoventium


text: summoventi

title: summoventi


text: summovente

title: summovente


text: summoventibus

title: summoventibus


text: summoventem

title: summoventem


text: summotura

title: summotura


text: summoturum

title: summoturum


text: summoturi

title: summoturi


text: summoturae

title: summoturae


text: summoturorum

title: summoturorum


text: summoturarum

title: summoturarum


text: summoturo

title: summoturo


text: summoturis

title: summoturis


text: summoturam

title: summoturam


text: summoturos

title: summoturos


text: summoturas

title: summoturas


text: summoture

title: summoture


text: summotum

title: summotum


text: summovenda

title: summovenda


text: summovendum

title: summovendum


text: summovendi

title: summovendi


text: summovendae

title: summovendae


text: summovendorum

title: summovendorum


text: summovendarum

title: summovendarum


text: summovendo

title: summovendo


text: summovendis

title: summovendis


text: summovendam

title: summovendam


text: summovendos

title: summovendos


text: summovendas

title: summovendas


text: summovende

title: summovende


text:
superinducens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) drawing or covering over

title: superinducens


text:
superinducturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to draw or cover over

title: superinducturus


text:
superinductus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) drawn or covered over

title: superinductus


text:
superinducendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be drawn or covered over

title: superinducendus


text: superinducentes

title: superinducentes


text: superinducentia

title: superinducentia


text: superinducentis

title: superinducentis


text: superinducentium

title: superinducentium


text: superinducenti

title: superinducenti


text: superinducente

title: superinducente


text: superinducentibus

title: superinducentibus


text: superinducentem

title: superinducentem


text: superinductura

title: superinductura


text: superinducturum

title: superinducturum


text: superinducturi

title: superinducturi


text: superinducturae

title: superinducturae


text: superinducturorum

title: superinducturorum


text: superinducturarum

title: superinducturarum


text: superinducturo

title: superinducturo


text: superinducturis

title: superinducturis


text: superinducturam

title: superinducturam


text: superinducturos

title: superinducturos


text: superinducturas

title: superinducturas


text: superinducture

title: superinducture


text: superinducta

title: superinducta


text: superinductum

title: superinductum


text: superinducti

title: superinducti


text: superinductae

title: superinductae


text: superinductorum

title: superinductorum


text: superinductarum

title: superinductarum


text: superinducto

title: superinducto


text: superinductis

title: superinductis


text: superinductam

title: superinductam


text: superinductos

title: superinductos


text: superinductas

title: superinductas


text: superinducte

title: superinducte


text: superinducenda

title: superinducenda


text: superinducendum

title: superinducendum


text: superinducendi

title: superinducendi


text: superinducendae

title: superinducendae


text: superinducendorum

title: superinducendorum


text: superinducendarum

title: superinducendarum


text: superinducendo

title: superinducendo


text: superinducendis

title: superinducendis


text: superinducendam

title: superinducendam


text: superinducendos

title: superinducendos


text: superinducendas

title: superinducendas


text: superinducende

title: superinducende


text:
superinductio

Noun

 * 1) erasure (of something written)

title: superinductio


text: CHILL

title: CHILL


text: superinductiones

title: superinductiones


text: superinductionis

title: superinductionis


text: superinductionum

title: superinductionum


text: superinductioni

title: superinductioni


text: superinductionibus

title: superinductionibus


text: superinductionem

title: superinductionem


text: superinductione

title: superinductione


text:
supernato

Etymology
From la.

Verb

 * 1) to swim on top; to float

title: supernato


text: supernatas

title: supernatas


text: supernatat

title: supernatat


text: supernatamus

title: supernatamus


text: supernatatis

title: supernatatis


text: supernatabo

title: supernatabo


text: supernatabis

title: supernatabis


text: supernatabit

title: supernatabit


text: supernatabimus

title: supernatabimus


text: supernatabitis

title: supernatabitis


text: supernatabunt

title: supernatabunt


text: supernatabam

title: supernatabam


text: supernatabas

title: supernatabas


text: supernatabat

title: supernatabat


text: supernatabamus

title: supernatabamus


text: supernatabatis

title: supernatabatis


text: supernatabant

title: supernatabant


text: supernatavi

title: supernatavi


text: supernatavisti

title: supernatavisti


text: supernatavit

title: supernatavit


text: supernatavimus

title: supernatavimus


text: supernatavistis

title: supernatavistis


text: supernataverunt

title: supernataverunt


text: supernatavero

title: supernatavero


text: supernataveris

title: supernataveris


text: supernataverit

title: supernataverit


text: supernataverimus

title: supernataverimus


text: supernataveritis

title: supernataveritis


text: supernataverint

title: supernataverint


text: supernataveram

title: supernataveram


text: supernataveras

title: supernataveras


text: supernataverat

title: supernataverat


text: supernataveramus

title: supernataveramus


text: supernataveratis

title: supernataveratis


text: supernataverant

title: supernataverant


text: supernator

title: supernator


text: supernataris

title: supernataris


text: supernatamur

title: supernatamur


text: supernatamini

title: supernatamini


text: supernatatur

title: supernatatur


text: supernatantur

title: supernatantur


text: supernatabor

title: supernatabor


text:
CCITT High Level Language

Proper noun

 * 1)  a procedural programming language of the CCITT designed for use in telecommunication switches and still in use for legacy systems in some telecommunication companies and for signal box programming.

title: CCITT High Level Language


text: supernataberis

title: supernataberis


text: supernatabimur

title: supernatabimur


text: supernatabimini

title: supernatabimini


text: supernatabitur

title: supernatabitur


text: supernatabuntur

title: supernatabuntur


text: supernatabar

title: supernatabar


text: supernatabaris

title: supernatabaris


text: supernatabamur

title: supernatabamur


text: supernatabamini

title: supernatabamini


text: supernatabatur

title: supernatabatur


text: supernatabantur

title: supernatabantur


text: supernatem

title: supernatem


text: supernatet

title: supernatet


text: supernatemus

title: supernatemus


text: supernatetis

title: supernatetis


text: supernatent

title: supernatent


text: supernatarem

title: supernatarem


text: supernatares

title: supernatares


text: supernataret

title: supernataret


text: supernataremus

title: supernataremus


text: supernataretis

title: supernataretis


text: supernatarent

title: supernatarent


text: supernataverim

title: supernataverim


text: supernatavissem

title: supernatavissem


text: supernatavisses

title: supernatavisses


text: supernatavisset

title: supernatavisset


text: supernatavissemus

title: supernatavissemus


text: supernatavissetis

title: supernatavissetis


text: supernatavissent

title: supernatavissent


text: supernater

title: supernater


text: supernateris

title: supernateris


text: supernatemur

title: supernatemur


text: supernatemini

title: supernatemini


text: supernatetur

title: supernatetur


text: supernatentur

title: supernatentur


text: supernatarer

title: supernatarer


text: supernatareris

title: supernatareris


text: supernataremur

title: supernataremur


text: supernataremini

title: supernataremini


text: supernataretur

title: supernataretur


text: supernatarentur

title: supernatarentur


text: supernata

title: supernata


text: supernatato

title: supernatato


text: supernatate

title: supernatate


text: supernatatote

title: supernatatote


text: supernatanto

title: supernatanto


text: supernatare

title: supernatare


text: supernatator

title: supernatator


text: supernatantor

title: supernatantor


text: supernatavisse

title: supernatavisse


text: supernatari

title: supernatari


text:
CCITT

Etymology
Borrowed from International Consultative Committee on Telephony and Telegraphy.

Translations

 * Finnish: CCITT
 * French:

Proper noun

 * 1)  ;, called since 1993 ITU-T

title: CCITT


text:
ITU-T

Proper noun

 * 1)  ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector, one of the three sectors (divisions or units) of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU)

Synonyms

 * CCITT

title: ITU-T


text:
superstruo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to build over or upon

title: superstruo


text: superstruis

title: superstruis


text: superstruit

title: superstruit


text: superstruimus

title: superstruimus


text: superstruitis

title: superstruitis


text: superstruunt

title: superstruunt


text: superstruam

title: superstruam


text: superstrues

title: superstrues


text: superstruet

title: superstruet


text: superstruemus

title: superstruemus


text: superstruetis

title: superstruetis


text: superstruent

title: superstruent


text: superstruebam

title: superstruebam


text: superstruebas

title: superstruebas


text: superstruebat

title: superstruebat


text: superstruebamus

title: superstruebamus


text: superstruebatis

title: superstruebatis


text: superstruebant

title: superstruebant


text: superstruxi

title: superstruxi


text: superstruxisti

title: superstruxisti


text: superstruxit

title: superstruxit


text: superstruximus

title: superstruximus


text: superstruxistis

title: superstruxistis


text: superstruxerunt

title: superstruxerunt


text: superstruxero

title: superstruxero


text: superstruxeris

title: superstruxeris


text: superstruxerit

title: superstruxerit


text: superstruxerimus

title: superstruxerimus


text: superstruxeritis

title: superstruxeritis


text: superstruxerint

title: superstruxerint


text: superstruxeram

title: superstruxeram


text: superstruxeras

title: superstruxeras


text: superstruxerat

title: superstruxerat


text: superstruxeramus

title: superstruxeramus


text: superstruxeratis

title: superstruxeratis


text: superstruxerant

title: superstruxerant


text: superstruor

title: superstruor


text: superstrueris

title: superstrueris


text: superstruitur

title: superstruitur


text: superstruimur

title: superstruimur


text: superstruimini

title: superstruimini


text: superstruuntur

title: superstruuntur


text: superstruar

title: superstruar


text: superstruetur

title: superstruetur


text: superstruemur

title: superstruemur


text: superstruemini

title: superstruemini


text: superstruentur

title: superstruentur


text: superstruebar

title: superstruebar


text: superstruebaris

title: superstruebaris


text: superstruebatur

title: superstruebatur


text: superstruebamur

title: superstruebamur


text: superstruebamini

title: superstruebamini


text: superstruebantur

title: superstruebantur


text: superstruas

title: superstruas


text: superstruat

title: superstruat


text: superstruamus

title: superstruamus


text: superstruatis

title: superstruatis


text: superstruant

title: superstruant


text: superstruerem

title: superstruerem


text: superstrueres

title: superstrueres


text: superstrueret

title: superstrueret


text: superstrueremus

title: superstrueremus


text: superstrueretis

title: superstrueretis


text: superstruerent

title: superstruerent


text: superstruxerim

title: superstruxerim


text: superstruxissem

title: superstruxissem


text: superstruxisses

title: superstruxisses


text: superstruxisset

title: superstruxisset


text: superstruxissemus

title: superstruxissemus


text: superstruxissetis

title: superstruxissetis


text: superstruxissent

title: superstruxissent


text: superstruaris

title: superstruaris


text: superstruatur

title: superstruatur


text: superstruamur

title: superstruamur


text: superstruamini

title: superstruamini


text: superstruantur

title: superstruantur


text: superstruerer

title: superstruerer


text: superstruereris

title: superstruereris


text: superstrueretur

title: superstrueretur


text: superstrueremur

title: superstrueremur


text: superstrueremini

title: superstrueremini


text: superstruerentur

title: superstruerentur


text: superstrue

title: superstrue


text: superstruito

title: superstruito


text: superstruite

title: superstruite


text: superstruitote

title: superstruitote


text: superstruunto

title: superstruunto


text: superstruere

title: superstruere


text: superstruitor

title: superstruitor


text: superstruuntor

title: superstruuntor


text: superstruxisse

title: superstruxisse


text: superstrui

title: superstrui


text: supinissimus

title: supinissimus


text: supinissima

title: supinissima


text: supinissimum

title: supinissimum


text: supinissimi

title: supinissimi


text: supinissimae

title: supinissimae


text: supinissimorum

title: supinissimorum


text: supinissimarum

title: supinissimarum


text: supinissimo

title: supinissimo


text: supinissimis

title: supinissimis


text: supinissimam

title: supinissimam


text: supinissimos

title: supinissimos


text: supinissimas

title: supinissimas


text: supinissime

title: supinissime


text:
suppedito

Verb

 * 1) to be fully supplied, be (or have) in abundance
 * 2) to suffice
 * 3) to give, supply
 * 1) to give, supply

title: suppedito


text: suppeditas

title: suppeditas


text: suppeditat

title: suppeditat


text: suppeditamus

title: suppeditamus


text: suppeditatis

title: suppeditatis


text: suppeditant

title: suppeditant


text: suppeditabo

title: suppeditabo


text: suppeditabis

title: suppeditabis