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Talk:*nix

Display
I found that the headword line of nix was quite broken when I viewed the page in Firefox, IE, and Opera. I attempted this change, but the entry only displayed in a new incorrect way. Maybe use "&# 42;"? — Beobach 19:22, 30 November 2010 (UTC)
 * EDIT: It displayed correctly as of this. I have restored that headword-line. — Beobach 19:22, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:*nix


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凝集

Verb

 * 1) to gather; to concentrate

Alternative forms

 * The 凝集 spelling is more common.
 * The 凝集 spelling is more common.

Noun

 * 1) clumping, cohesion, agglutination, coagulation, flocculation

Derived terms

 * : a reagent that causes an agglutination reaction
 * : agglutinin
 * : an agglutination reaction
 * : cohesiveness, cohesive strength
 * : a coagulant;  a flocculant
 * : a coagulant

Verb

 * 1) to clump together, to cohere, to agglutinate, to coagulate, to flocculate

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

title: 凝集


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集積

Noun

 * 1) integration, accumulation

Derived terms

 * : IC (integrated circuit)

Verb

 * 1) accumulate, pile up

title: 集積


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群集

Verb

 * 1) to gather; to congregate

Noun

 * 1) crowd

Verb

 * 1) gather, to crowd

title: 群集


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撰集

Noun

 * 1) a selection, an anthology

title: 撰集


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集配

Noun

 * 1) collection and delivery

Verb

 * 1) collect and deliver

title: 集配


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sivistää

Etymology

 * originally a dialectal word meaning "to clean, improve", adopted in its modern meaning by.

Verb

 * 1)  to civilize to educate to a perceived higher level of education

title: sivistää


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結集

Verb

 * 1) to concentrate (troops)
 * 2) to anthologise; to compile

Noun

 * 1) gathering

Verb

 * 1) gather

title: 結集


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集票

Noun

 * 1) vote counting

Verb

 * 1) count votes

title: 集票


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集束

Adjective

 * 1)  cluster; bundled up

Noun

 * 1) convergence

Verb

 * 1) converge

title: 集束


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Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/ledъ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  ice

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/ledъ


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xoriço

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) chorizo

title: xoriço


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dickish

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Characteristic of a dick ; offensively unpleasant and vexatious.
 * I get so annoyed with his dickish behavior.

title: dickish


text: everythin'

title: everythin'


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Talk:pouvoir

How would then a Belgian say I do not know how to sleep? Ferike333 20:41, 30 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Je ne sais pas comment dormir (IMO). Mglovesfun (talk) 16:56, 28 April 2012 (UTC)

Disputed usage notes
Pouvoir is not used to mean can in the sense of "to know how to". Use savoir instead.
 * Not quite true, you can use pouvoir for this. I agree that "je sais nager" and "je peux nager" are not quite synonymous, but pouvoir can mean be able to in the sense of an ability. For example je peux jongler avec trois balles (I can juggle with three balls) clearly uses pouvoir. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:59, 28 April 2012 (UTC)

«Puis-je?» = "May I?"
The form «Puis-je?» is no more archaic than "May I?" in English.

In law the French verb «pouvoir» has the meaning "may" rather than "can" or "be able". One may also translate the verb into English as "to have power" to do something, for example, John 10:18 in the King James Version.

 * "No man taketh it from me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again. This commandment have I received of my Father."

"To have power," that is, permission from authority. 24.237.158.26 23:41, 13 September 2017 (UTC)

 * It depends on the context. used outside of fixed expressions such as "puis-je", "si je puis..." would be considered archaic. – Jberkel (talk)

title: Talk:pouvoir


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Talk:prentice

underprentice
Some dictionaries give underprentice as a word related to or derived from this one, but it appears to be too rare to meet CFI. Uses of it spell it variously: underprentice, under-prentice, under prentice. — Beobach 20:44, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:prentice


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Talk:'prentice

underprentice
Some dictionaries give underprentice as a word related to or derived from this one, but it appears to be too rare to meet CFI. Uses of it spell it variously: underprentice, under-prentice, under prentice. — Beobach 20:45, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:'prentice


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ca trù

Etymology
歌 (song) + 籌 (bamboo card). Bamboo cards were formerly sold to listeners, who would award them to their favorite singers, who then redeemed the cards for money.

Noun

 * , a genre of traditional singing from northern Vietnam

title: ca trù


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ca khúc

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  song

title: ca khúc


text: pennorna

title: pennorna


text: pennor

title: pennor


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mục từ

Etymology
. Compare Chinese.

Noun

 * 1) entry (in a dictionary)

title: mục từ


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Talk:mục

Derivation
Does the definition meaning "item" derive from 目? 71.66.97.228 21:18, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:mục


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Talk:mục từ

Derivation
Does this term derive from 目次? 71.66.97.228 21:22, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:mục từ


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tiếng ồn

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) noise

title: tiếng ồn


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musikgrupp

Noun

 * 1) a band

title: musikgrupp


text: musikgruppen

title: musikgruppen


text: apelsinjuicen

title: apelsinjuicen


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regnskog

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a rainforest

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a rainforest

Noun

 * 1) a rainforest

title: regnskog


text: regnskogen

title: regnskogen


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barrträd

Noun

 * 1) a tree with needle leaves, such as pine and spruce; a coniferous tree

title: barrträd


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User:Ishwar/monobook.css

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to hell with

Translations

 * Finnish: helvettiin
 * French:
 * Hungarian: pokolba
 * Indonesian:
 * Italian:, , al diavolo
 * Romanian: dă-o dracului +, dă-o naibii +  , dă-l dracului +  , dă-l naibii +  , la dracu' +
 * Spanish: al diablo con, al carajo con

title: to hell with


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User talk:Soundofmusicals

Welcome!

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Again, welcome! Good stuff at Black Friday. — lexicógrafa | háblame — 22:24, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Soundofmusicals


text: subacto

title: subacto


text: subactis

title: subactis


text: subactam

title: subactam


text: subactos

title: subactos


text: subactas

title: subactas


text: subacte

title: subacte


text: subacta

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text: subacti

title: subacti


text: subactae

title: subactae


text: subactorum

title: subactorum


text: subactarum

title: subactarum


text: tappings

title: tappings


text: leksaker

title: leksaker


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undanced

Adjective

 * 1) Not danced

title: undanced


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neuroanatomist

Noun

 * 1) An expert in neuroanatomy.

title: neuroanatomist


text: neuroanatomists

title: neuroanatomists


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Citations:no time to lose

 * 1897,, Chapter 21
 * At last there came a time when it was evident that the patient was sinking fast. He might die at any moment. I looked up at the Professor and caught his eyes fixed on mine. His face was sternly set as he spoke, "There is no time to lose. His words may be worth many lives. I have been thinking so, as I stood here. It may be there is a soul at stake! We shall operate just above the ear."

title: Citations:no time to lose


text: segelbåtarna

title: segelbåtarna


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send forth

Verb

 * 1)  To emit; to produce; to let out

title: send forth


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valar

Etymology
From, present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1) to be worth

Etymology
14th century. From.

Verb

 * 1)  to wall or fence (a property)

title: valar


text: tigrar

title: tigrar


text: tigrarna

title: tigrarna


text: tigerns

title: tigerns


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Citations:make rare hay of

 * 1897,, Chapter 21
 * So Art went on, "He had been there, and though it could only have been for a few seconds, he made rare hay of the place. All the manuscript had been burned, and the blue flames were flickering amongst the white ashes. The cylinders of your phonograph too were thrown on the fire, and the wax had helped the flames."

title: Citations:make rare hay of


text: tigrarnas

title: tigrarnas


text: tigrars

title: tigrars


text: pingvinerna

title: pingvinerna


text: hönorna

title: hönorna


text: hönor

title: hönor


text: hönas

title: hönas


text: hönans

title: hönans


text: hönors

title: hönors


text: hönornas

title: hönornas


text: fågels

title: fågels


text: fågelns

title: fågelns


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cerrajero

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) locksmith

title: cerrajero


text: cerrajeros

title: cerrajeros


text: cerrajerías

title: cerrajerías


text:
Talk:Blech reden

 * marked as rare/old fashioned --92.202.10.127 23:28, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:Blech reden


text: four-wheelers

title: four-wheelers


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Talk:Reiz und Reaktion

 * marked as: not an idiom but technical term --92.202.10.127 23:31, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:Reiz und Reaktion


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jabat

Etymology
From. .

Verb

 * 1) to.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The weekly Sabbath (the Biblical seventh day of the week), Shabbat, Shabbos, Shabbes.
 * 2) One of several annual or yearly Sabbaths (e.g. Shavuot / Pentecost, Yom Trua / Day of Trumpets, Yom Kippur / Day of Atonement).

title: jabat


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Talk:Sitz im Leben

 * marked as: not idiomatic but a very rare and little known academic term --92.202.10.127 23:32, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:Sitz im Leben


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Talk:den Buckel hinhalten

 * Buckel hinhalten is rare/dialectal - Kopf hinhalten is by far more common --92.202.10.127 23:36, 30 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:den Buckel hinhalten


text: violinistas

title: violinistas


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equation division

Noun

 * 1)  The second of the two divisions of meiosis, a type of cell division.

title: equation division


text:
óvinr

Noun

 * 1) enemy, foe
 * Gáttir allar / áðr gangi fram / um skoðask skyli / um skygnask skyli / því at óvíst / er at vita / hvar óvinir / sitja á fleti fyrir. — verse 1 of the Hávamál

title: óvinr


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South Slavic

Proper noun

 * 1) A subgrouping of the Slavic language family spoken mainly in the former Yugoslavia (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia) and Bulgaria.

Translations

 * Albanian: nashke
 * German:

Adjective

 * 1) of or relating to this language family or to the South Slavs.

Translations

 * Albanian: nashke
 * Belarusian: паўднёваславя́нскі
 * Bulgarian: южнославя́нски
 * Czech: jihoslovanský
 * Dutch: Zuid-Slavisch
 * Finnish: eteläslaavilainen
 * French: slave méridional
 * German:
 * Hungarian:
 * Macedonian: јужнословенски
 * Polish:
 * Russian:
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: јужнословенски, јужнославенски
 * Roman: južnoslovenski ,
 * Slovak: južnoslovanský
 * Slovene: južnoslovanski
 * Ukrainian:

title: South Slavic


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Talk:fecked

Adjective
Shouldn't this have an adjective entry like fucked does? See for ezample the youtube video "The Country's Fecked" about the Irish bailout. 82.132.248.199 00:29, 1 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Possibly. We would need some evidence that it is used as a true adjective. See English adjectives. We would need some attestation of usages like "very fecked", "more fecked than", "most fecked", and similar. DCDuring TALK 22:48, 26 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:fecked


text:
EVP

Proper noun

 * 1)   (Netherlands)
 * 1)   (Netherlands)
 * 1)   (Netherlands)

title: EVP


text:
pagemeal

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) One page at a time; page by page.

title: pagemeal


text: basket-work

title: basket-work


text: basket work

title: basket work


text:
leég

Verb

 * 1)  to burn down to burn completely, so that nothing remains
 * 2)  to burn to burn down to the bottom of the pan during cooking
 * 3)  to become broke to run out of money; to become bankrupt
 * 4)  to sunburn to receive a sunburn
 * 5)  to fall flat on one's face, to experience defeat

title: leég


text:
kiég

Verb

 * 1)  to burn out of the interiors of a building, to be completely destroyed by fire
 * 2)  to burn out to stop working as a result of heat
 * 3)  to blow of a fuse, to melt due to an overload of electrical current
 * 4)  to burn out, to wear out to become exhausted, tired, fatigued, or weary, as by continued strain or exertion
 * 5)  to get blown out of bright areas in a picture, to end up completely white without details due to overexposure
 * 6)  to burn out of plants, to dry out and die due to heat damage
 * 7)  to fire of pottery, to heat without setting on fire, as ceramic objects
 * 1)  to get blown out of bright areas in a picture, to end up completely white without details due to overexposure
 * 2)  to burn out of plants, to dry out and die due to heat damage
 * 3)  to fire of pottery, to heat without setting on fire, as ceramic objects
 * 1)  to fire of pottery, to heat without setting on fire, as ceramic objects

title: kiég


text: egek

title: egek


text: halę

title: halę


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Talk:Marlis

English-language quotation

 * 1997, Louise Erdrich, Tales of Burning Love, page 165:
 * Marlis Cook scared women, snowed men. She had an eye-focusing quality, matched a swimsuit-calendar ideal, her smile was a fast print film that invited instant response. Hair: streaked pale brown, frosted, pulled to one side in a thick tail. Eyes: big, periwinkle blue, black lashed, and void. Figure: medium. Jeans: tight. Heels: high. Age: maybe.

title: Talk:Marlis


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nitʼąąʼ nahaneʼ

Noun

 * 1) history

title: nitʼąąʼ nahaneʼ


text: Category:nv:History

title: Category:nv:History


text:
iikááh

Noun

 * 1) sand painting

title: iikááh


text:
Talk:iikááh

Term
Can this term refer to any kind of sand painting (such as that done by Tibetans), or only to that done by Navajos? 71.66.97.228 02:26, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Any kind of sand painting. —Stephen (Talk) 03:51, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:iikááh


text: Category:nv:Painting

title: Category:nv:Painting


text:
-gi

Suffix

 * 1) too, also, even
 * 2)  not ... either, neither; not ... a/an, not ... any
 * 1)  not ... either, neither; not ... a/an, not ... any

Usage notes

 * The informative "addition" is on the word -gi is suffixed to. Therefore sullegi ("to you, too") in the example means that "you" is not the only one to whom "Happy New Year" is wished.
 * This form is used after voiced consonants and vowels. After voiceless consonants (note: g, b, d, z, and ž are voiceless), the form is used.

Suffix

 * 1) at

Usage notes
is more specific than. refers to a specific place within a generalized location marked by. The approximate location with comes first, followed by the specific.

Etymology 1
From.

Etymology 2
From.

Suffix

 * 1) not, no

Etymology
From, from , from.

title: -gi


text:
safer sex

Etymology
This term first appeared in print in the 1970s.

Noun

 * 1) Sexual activity that minimizes the risk of spreading sexually transmitted disease, especially by the use of condoms.

Usage notes

 * This term is similar to, with substituted for , in order to indicate that the activity of sexual intercourse cannot be one hundred percent safe.

title: safer sex


text:
-di

Etymology
.

Suffix

 * 1)  group of people
 * 1)  group of people
 * 1)  group of people
 * 1)  group of people

Usage notes
Many neologisms in common use were coined by using this suffix.

Suffix

 * 1) at
 * 2) times
 * 1) times
 * 1) times

Usage notes
is more specific than. refers to a specific place within a generalized location marked by. The approximate location with comes first, followed by the specific.

Etymology
From.

Suffix

 * 1) Past tense suffix.
 * 2) Used in nouns to indicate that it has been seen in the past. Equivalent to was - were
 * 1) Used in nouns to indicate that it has been seen in the past. Equivalent to was - were
 * 1) Used in nouns to indicate that it has been seen in the past. Equivalent to was - were

Usage notes

 * Personal suffixes are added after "-di".
 * + -di + →
 * + -di + →
 * + -di →
 * + -di + →
 * + -di + →
 * + -di + →

Etymology
From, from.

Etymology
From (past tense suffix).

title: -di


text:
hataał

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) he/she is singing, chanting

Conjugation
.

Related terms

 * IMPERFECTIVE: -taał
 * PERFECTIVE: -táál
 * FUTURE: -tał
 * ITERATIVE: -tał
 * OPTATIVE: -taał

Noun

 * 1) music
 * 2) chant
 * 3) ceremony

title: hataał


text:
dindun

Etymology
Cf. French dindon.

Noun

 * 1) turkey (bird)

title: dindun


text:
łeezh

Etymology
From. Also appears in the combining forms and.

Noun

 * 1) dirt, dust, soil, ashes

title: łeezh


text: Category:nv:Navigation

title: Category:nv:Navigation


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Talk:naashchʼąąʼ

iikááh and naashchʼąąʼ
Is there any linguistic/etymological relationship between iikááh and naashchʼąąʼ? 71.66.97.228 03:53, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

 * No. —Stephen (Talk) 04:14, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:naashchʼąąʼ


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Citations:Potterian

Adjective: of or pertaining to the Harry Potter series

 * Glad to see there's at least one Harry Potter name in there (come to think of it, "Chamber Lion" could be read in a Potterian sense as well).
 * I was lookign [sic] for something no Potterian and no Star Wars to read ('cause I haven't seen the movie yet) and I found a group where it was said about a possible Evangelion Movie, which I think is an interesting idea. Beside rumours and opinions, many people agreed on say that Daniel Radcliffe would be a good option for the young Shinji. Do you agree? YOu [sic] think Daniel would feit [sic] well in the character, which is 500% more complicated than Harry Potter?
 * In the HP stories, 'Slytherin' is supposedly the proper name of one of the four founders of Hogwarts, each of which have houses named after them. BTW, I've recently been paying attention to Dickens' character naming habits ('Bleak House' is on PBS in the States), and they remind me a great deal of the way Potterian characters are named. You can often tell the Good Guys from the Bad just by their names.
 * Anyway... getting serious. Few years ago I bought a nice HP agenda. It looked quite well, specially inside. The problem was that it was too much Potterian and look as though I had stolen from my son. Anything that doesn't have a close-up of Daniel Radcliffe might work for me.
 * Mmm... I use mostly Wiki as a reference (not only in Potterian stuff). So far, what I've seen of Potter is pretty much accurate and concise, as you point out. I've also corrected couple of stuff about certain characters that were out of date, which lead us to think how many other stuff some radical fans (or shippers) might do. But yes, Wiki is a good way to start for someone who has no idea about HP and it's in the beginning.
 * I might go with a costume, or with a Potterian T-shirt ("I believe Harry Potter!"). That or a Tonks costume :)
 * It has to respect (if not "obey") some sort of _internal_ conservation law as you say, which is the basis of its internal currency. I was specifically wondering what the internal magical currency is in the Potterian version of magic; effort doesn't seem relevant as not just anybody can do it. Those who can don't have to "cast spells" except apparently as focusing mechanisms; witness the scene where Potter falls through the glass into the snake exhibit without knowing how he did it. It's inheritable but so is color-blindness; are muggles "magic-blind"? If so, it's a natural manipulable force which is by definition subject to conservation laws.
 * A logical fantasy showing the characters dealing logically with the facts of their world is kind of "pro" science, science in this case being a kind of process about testing ideas against facts and evidence and finding out new things. Potterian characters are often trying to research the facts of their world (even though many of those facts - monsters and the like - appear to pop up rather randomly).
 * Mmm... I use mostly Wiki as a reference (not only in Potterian stuff). So far, what I've seen of Potter is pretty much accurate and concise, as you point out. I've also corrected couple of stuff about certain characters that were out of date, which lead us to think how many other stuff some radical fans (or shippers) might do. But yes, Wiki is a good way to start for someone who has no idea about HP and it's in the beginning.
 * I might go with a costume, or with a Potterian T-shirt ("I believe Harry Potter!"). That or a Tonks costume :)
 * It has to respect (if not "obey") some sort of _internal_ conservation law as you say, which is the basis of its internal currency. I was specifically wondering what the internal magical currency is in the Potterian version of magic; effort doesn't seem relevant as not just anybody can do it. Those who can don't have to "cast spells" except apparently as focusing mechanisms; witness the scene where Potter falls through the glass into the snake exhibit without knowing how he did it. It's inheritable but so is color-blindness; are muggles "magic-blind"? If so, it's a natural manipulable force which is by definition subject to conservation laws.
 * A logical fantasy showing the characters dealing logically with the facts of their world is kind of "pro" science, science in this case being a kind of process about testing ideas against facts and evidence and finding out new things. Potterian characters are often trying to research the facts of their world (even though many of those facts - monsters and the like - appear to pop up rather randomly).
 * It has to respect (if not "obey") some sort of _internal_ conservation law as you say, which is the basis of its internal currency. I was specifically wondering what the internal magical currency is in the Potterian version of magic; effort doesn't seem relevant as not just anybody can do it. Those who can don't have to "cast spells" except apparently as focusing mechanisms; witness the scene where Potter falls through the glass into the snake exhibit without knowing how he did it. It's inheritable but so is color-blindness; are muggles "magic-blind"? If so, it's a natural manipulable force which is by definition subject to conservation laws.
 * A logical fantasy showing the characters dealing logically with the facts of their world is kind of "pro" science, science in this case being a kind of process about testing ideas against facts and evidence and finding out new things. Potterian characters are often trying to research the facts of their world (even though many of those facts - monsters and the like - appear to pop up rather randomly).
 * A logical fantasy showing the characters dealing logically with the facts of their world is kind of "pro" science, science in this case being a kind of process about testing ideas against facts and evidence and finding out new things. Potterian characters are often trying to research the facts of their world (even though many of those facts - monsters and the like - appear to pop up rather randomly).
 * A logical fantasy showing the characters dealing logically with the facts of their world is kind of "pro" science, science in this case being a kind of process about testing ideas against facts and evidence and finding out new things. Potterian characters are often trying to research the facts of their world (even though many of those facts - monsters and the like - appear to pop up rather randomly).

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Potterian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to 's Harry Potter series of fantasy novels, depicting a secret society of people able to perform magic.

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Thread:User talk:Yair rand/Tabbed language idea/reply

I'm not really sure what you mean. Would the tabs still exist? Would the TOC be in the same style it is now, non-floating top-left position?


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by way of

Phrase

 * 1) By the route of.
 * 2) For the purpose of; as a means of; as an instance of; as a type or form of.
 * 3)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1) For the purpose of; as a means of; as an instance of; as a type or form of.
 * 2)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1) For the purpose of; as a means of; as an instance of; as a type or form of.
 * 2)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1) For the purpose of; as a means of; as an instance of; as a type or form of.
 * 2)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.
 * 1)  Possessing the characteristics, nature, or standing of; in the state or condition of.

Derived terms

 * by way of example

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * French: en passant par, ,
 * Italian:, per via di, per mezzo di, , mercè
 * Polish: drogą

 * Finnish:, , tarkoitukseen
 * French:, par le biais de, ,
 * German:
 * Polish:
 * Spanish: a modo de, en concepto de

 * French: par le fait de, du fait de,

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upcome

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

Verb

 * 1)  To ascend, rise; grow up; come up.

Noun

 * 1)  An ascent, climb; a way up.
 * 2)  An outward appearance, especially pertaining to the future; a promising aspect or outlook.
 * 3)  A comment, saying, expression.
 * 4)  The final or decisive point; result, outcome.
 * 5)  One's upbringing, development from childhood to adulthood.

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Citations:SILENT

 * 2007, Peter R. Breggin, Brain Disabling Treatments in Psychiatry, Springer Publishing Company, page 204
 * Originally, it was thought that, except in extreme cases, lithium-induced neurotoxicity was reversible. However, it eventually became apparent that many patients develop irreversible brain damage and dysfunction, often involving the cerebellum (Grignon et al., 1996). In the last two decades, researchers have defined a syndrome of irreversible lithium-effectuated neurotoxicity (SILENT).

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Citations:Pokédollar

Noun: dollar or yen, in context of Pokémon

 * Do not pass Go, do not collect $200 PokéDollars. =P
 * Gary laughed. "All right, if you say so. Hey, smell you later."  Gary walked off, and the waiter handed Dreadite his salad. The waiter looked at Dreadite expectantly, and Dreadite handed him some Pokédollars, and picked up the bill.
 * If they do reach L100, be prepared to shell out some PokéDollars..
 * "Some sort of Team Rocket ransom thing…seems Giovanni's henchmen will kill Professor Oak if they don't get profits from a Pokémon establishment. So the Pokémon Center agreed to give Team Rocket one PokéDollar for each PokéBelt stored, as long as they don't kill Professor Oak or steal PokéBelts."
 * "Well, taking into account: The amount of weeks, the amount of stones, the cost of stones, sales projections, tax, and taking into account the rise of prices. I have calculated that you owe the Celdaon [sic] city market approximently 46,943,576 Pokedollars and 12 cents" There is thud as Neo falls on the linoleum floor. Mark yells, "Oh my God, you killed Neo!"
 * "Forty-six million pokédollars..." Orion whistled. "That's going to take you over a hundred years to pay." "Ugh... this can't be happening," moaned Neo. He turned to Orion with a desperate look on his face. "Your family's rich, right? Can you lend me the money? I'll promise to sometimes try to pay the money back!" "Sorry. There's no way my dad will let me give that much money," said Orion quickly. "But I have about... 80,000 pokedollars that I can lend you." Neo groaned. After a brief silence, he got up and put on a jacket.
 * Neo perked up, "Really? That's cool! You'll lend me the money?" Neo stared at the blonde. She then took him to a nearby tavern. They both sat down and she began, "I am good with money problems and I would like to help. I will give you....50 million Pokedollars."
 * Night was falling, and he needed to pay his debt as soon as possible. He headed towards the Celadon City Department Store, carrying the fifty million pokédollars in a briefcase.
 * Actually, [the currency of Pokémon games is] both the "P" and also "PK$". You pronounce it "PokéDollars" or "PokéBucks".
 * The next day, Trent delivered both Jubu Fuu and the talking Machamp to whatever that guy's name was, and collected his three thousand dollar... Pokédollar... whatever you call them... reward.
 * "Looks like first place not only gets a ribbon, but a sketch of their likeness, a year’s supply of PokéChow, two-hundred thousand PokéDollars, and the starring role in a commercial for Brock's Homemade Brand PokéChow," Mason said as he read off the poster. "You sure you don't want to at least try it out?"
 * "Forty-six million pokédollars..." Orion whistled. "That's going to take you over a hundred years to pay." "Ugh... this can't be happening," moaned Neo. He turned to Orion with a desperate look on his face. "Your family's rich, right? Can you lend me the money? I'll promise to sometimes try to pay the money back!" "Sorry. There's no way my dad will let me give that much money," said Orion quickly. "But I have about... 80,000 pokedollars that I can lend you." Neo groaned. After a brief silence, he got up and put on a jacket.
 * Neo perked up, "Really? That's cool! You'll lend me the money?" Neo stared at the blonde. She then took him to a nearby tavern. They both sat down and she began, "I am good with money problems and I would like to help. I will give you....50 million Pokedollars."
 * Night was falling, and he needed to pay his debt as soon as possible. He headed towards the Celadon City Department Store, carrying the fifty million pokédollars in a briefcase.
 * Actually, [the currency of Pokémon games is] both the "P" and also "PK$". You pronounce it "PokéDollars" or "PokéBucks".
 * The next day, Trent delivered both Jubu Fuu and the talking Machamp to whatever that guy's name was, and collected his three thousand dollar... Pokédollar... whatever you call them... reward.
 * "Looks like first place not only gets a ribbon, but a sketch of their likeness, a year’s supply of PokéChow, two-hundred thousand PokéDollars, and the starring role in a commercial for Brock's Homemade Brand PokéChow," Mason said as he read off the poster. "You sure you don't want to at least try it out?"
 * Actually, [the currency of Pokémon games is] both the "P" and also "PK$". You pronounce it "PokéDollars" or "PokéBucks".
 * The next day, Trent delivered both Jubu Fuu and the talking Machamp to whatever that guy's name was, and collected his three thousand dollar... Pokédollar... whatever you call them... reward.
 * "Looks like first place not only gets a ribbon, but a sketch of their likeness, a year’s supply of PokéChow, two-hundred thousand PokéDollars, and the starring role in a commercial for Brock's Homemade Brand PokéChow," Mason said as he read off the poster. "You sure you don't want to at least try it out?"
 * "Looks like first place not only gets a ribbon, but a sketch of their likeness, a year’s supply of PokéChow, two-hundred thousand PokéDollars, and the starring role in a commercial for Brock's Homemade Brand PokéChow," Mason said as he read off the poster. "You sure you don't want to at least try it out?"
 * "Looks like first place not only gets a ribbon, but a sketch of their likeness, a year’s supply of PokéChow, two-hundred thousand PokéDollars, and the starring role in a commercial for Brock's Homemade Brand PokéChow," Mason said as he read off the poster. "You sure you don't want to at least try it out?"

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Freecycler

Noun

 * 1) A person who freecycles.

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text:
strålkastare

Noun

 * 1) a spotlight, a floodlight, a searchlight (bright, directional light or lamp)
 * 2) a headlight (light in the front of a vehicle)
 * 1) a headlight (light in the front of a vehicle)

title: strålkastare


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than đá

Etymology
,.

title: than đá


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Caecilius

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) The name of a Roman gens.

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text: Category:vi:Public safety

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centen

Adjective

 * 1) hundredth

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text: Category:vi:Emergency services

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text: centje

title: centje


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title: centjes


text: ενσυναίσθησης

title: ενσυναίσθησης


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Talk:núm

Derivation
Does this term derive from 捻? 71.66.97.228 07:17, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

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text: Category:Vietnamese proverbs

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Pokédollar

Etymology
en, coined by fans to describe an alternative symbol for yen that first appears on the games Pokémon Red and Pokémon Blue, from 1996.

Noun

 * 1)  A unit of currency that is usually described as having characteristics of yen and/or dollar. Its symbol is Pokémon Dollar sign.svg.

Usage notes
In the original Japanese version of the Pokémon games, the currency is yen, represented by the symbol 円. In the localized versions of the same games in every language besides Korean, that symbol is changed to a letter "P" with two additional horizontal strokes, referencing the yen symbol ¥, while also similar to the Russian ruble ₽. The symbol based on "P" is commonly named "Pokédollar" or "Pokémon dollar".

title: Pokédollar


text: Pokédollars

title: Pokédollars


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Category talk:Spanish proverbs

Why not at Category:es:Proverbs?
Why isn't this located at "Category:es:Proverbs"? 71.66.97.228 07:27, 1 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Because it is Spanish proverbs, not Spanish translations of English proverbs. —Stephen (Talk) 07:50, 20 August 2011 (UTC)

Some more proverbs
There's a (not perfect) list of more proverbs at User:Br00pVain/dichos, if anyone's interested Notusbutthem (talk) 09:28, 18 February 2022 (UTC)

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text: eevolution

title: eevolution


text:
surgens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) getting up, arising

title: surgens


text: eevolutions

title: eevolutions


text:
surgendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be gotten up, which is to be arisen

title: surgendus


text: surgentis

title: surgentis


text: surgenti

title: surgenti


text: surgentem

title: surgentem


text:
surgente

Adjective

 * 1) surging

title: surgente


text: surgentes

title: surgentes


text: surgentia

title: surgentia


text: surgentium

title: surgentium


text: surgentibus

title: surgentibus


text: surrectura

title: surrectura


text: surrecturum

title: surrecturum


text: surrecturi

title: surrecturi


text: surrecturae

title: surrecturae


text: surrecturo

title: surrecturo


text: surrecturam

title: surrecturam


text: surrecture

title: surrecture


text: surrecturorum

title: surrecturorum


text: surrecturarum

title: surrecturarum


text: surrecturis

title: surrecturis


text: surrecturos

title: surrecturos


text: surrecturas

title: surrecturas


text: surrecta

title: surrecta


text: surrecti

title: surrecti


text: surrectae

title: surrectae


text: surrecto

title: surrecto


text: surrectam

title: surrectam


text: surrecte

title: surrecte


text: surrectorum

title: surrectorum


text: surrectarum

title: surrectarum


text: surrectis

title: surrectis


text: surrectos

title: surrectos


text: surrectas

title: surrectas


text: surgenda

title: surgenda


text: surgendum

title: surgendum


text: surgendi

title: surgendi


text: surgendae

title: surgendae


text: surgendo

title: surgendo


text: surgendam

title: surgendam


text: surgende

title: surgende


text: surgendorum

title: surgendorum


text: surgendarum

title: surgendarum


text: surgendis

title: surgendis


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title: surgendos


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title: surgendas


text:
clamans

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shouting, crying out, claiming

title: clamans


text:
clamandus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be shouted at

title: clamandus


text: clamantis

title: clamantis


text: clamanti

title: clamanti


text: clamantem

title: clamantem


text: clamantes

title: clamantes


text: clamantia

title: clamantia


text: clamantium

title: clamantium


text: clamantibus

title: clamantibus


text: clamatura

title: clamatura


text: clamaturum

title: clamaturum


text: clamaturi

title: clamaturi


text: clamaturae

title: clamaturae


text: clamaturo

title: clamaturo


text: clamaturam

title: clamaturam


text: clamature

title: clamature


text: clamaturorum

title: clamaturorum


text: clamaturarum

title: clamaturarum


text: clamaturis

title: clamaturis


text: clamaturos

title: clamaturos


text: clamaturas

title: clamaturas


text: clamatae

title: clamatae


text: clamatam

title: clamatam


text: clamatorum

title: clamatorum


text: clamatarum

title: clamatarum


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title: clamatos


text: clamatas

title: clamatas


text: clamanda

title: clamanda


text: clamandum

title: clamandum


text: clamandi

title: clamandi


text: clamandae

title: clamandae


text: clamandam

title: clamandam


text: clamande

title: clamande


text: clamandorum

title: clamandorum


text: clamandarum

title: clamandarum


text: clamandis

title: clamandis


text: clamandos

title: clamandos


text: clamandas

title: clamandas


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grundforskning

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) basic research

Noun

 * 1) basic research, blue skies research, scientific research without immediate application

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text:
subsum

Noun

 * 1)  The sum of a subset of values.

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be under, among or behind
 * 2)  to be at the bottom
 * 3)  to be nearby
 * 1)  to be nearby
 * 1)  to be nearby

Usage notes

 * The perfect and future participle forms are non-Classical.

title: subsum


text: subest

title: subest


text: subsumus

title: subsumus


text: subestis

title: subestis


text: subsunt

title: subsunt


text:
subero

Etymology
.

title: subero


text: suberis

title: suberis


text: suberit

title: suberit


text: suberimus

title: suberimus


text: suberitis

title: suberitis


text: suberunt

title: suberunt


text: suberam

title: suberam


text: suberas

title: suberas


text: suberat

title: suberat


text: suberamus

title: suberamus


text: suberatis

title: suberatis


text: suberant

title: suberant


text: subfui

title: subfui


text: subfuisti

title: subfuisti


text: subfuit

title: subfuit


text: subfuimus

title: subfuimus


text: subfuistis

title: subfuistis


text: subfuerunt

title: subfuerunt


text: subfuero

title: subfuero


text: subfueris

title: subfueris


text: subfuerit

title: subfuerit


text: subfuerimus

title: subfuerimus


text: subfueritis

title: subfueritis


text: subfuerint

title: subfuerint


text: subfueram

title: subfueram


text: subfueras

title: subfueras


text: subfuerat

title: subfuerat


text: subfueramus

title: subfueramus


text: subfueratis

title: subfueratis


text: subfuerant

title: subfuerant


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title: subsim


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title: subsis


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title: subsit


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title: subsimus


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title: subsitis


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title: subsint


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title: subessem


text: subesses

title: subesses


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title: subesset


text: subessemus

title: subessemus


text: subessetis

title: subessetis


text: subessent

title: subessent


text: subfuerim

title: subfuerim


text: subfuissem

title: subfuissem


text: subfuisses

title: subfuisses


text: subfuisset

title: subfuisset


text: subfuissemus

title: subfuissemus


text: subfuissetis

title: subfuissetis


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title: subfuissent


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title: subesto


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title: subeste


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title: subestote


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title: subfuisse


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User:Dan Polansky/Core discussion

Core discussion, for tracking:
 * Beer parlour
 * Grease pit
 * Requests for moves, mergers and splits

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text:
oileánra

Noun

 * 1) archipelago

title: oileánra


text:
chansa

Verb

 * 1) to take a chance, to gamble

title: chansa


text:
-ör

Etymology
From.

title: -ör


text:
ellanragh

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) archipelago

title: ellanragh


text:
mooirinshyn

Noun

 * 1) archipelago

title: mooirinshyn


text:
délibération

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) deliberation; contemplation
 * 2) deliberation; discussion
 * 3) deliberation decision taken by a governing body

title: délibération


text: délibérations

title: délibérations


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QEF

Etymology 1
From, from.

Phrase

 * 1) “quod erat faciendum”, “what was to have been done” – used to end a mathematical passage other than a proof.

Usage notes
Much less used than. Traditionally used to end passages other than proofs, such as geometric constructions – a “how-to”, not a persuasive argument.

Pronunciation

 * (can be pronounced as an acronym or as an initialism)

title: QEF


text: αετώματος

title: αετώματος


text: αετώματα

title: αετώματα


text: αετωμάτων

title: αετωμάτων


text:
laetissimus

Adjective

 * 1)  happiest; happy as can be

title: laetissimus


text: συνοδείας

title: συνοδείας


text: συνοδείες

title: συνοδείες


text: συνοδειών

title: συνοδειών


text: subfodio

title: subfodio


text: kellonperät

title: kellonperät


text: subfodis

title: subfodis


text: subfodit

title: subfodit


text: subfodimus

title: subfodimus


text: subfoditis

title: subfoditis


text: subfodiunt

title: subfodiunt


text: subfodiam

title: subfodiam


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title: subfodies


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title: subfodiet


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title: subfodiemus


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title: subfodietis


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title: subfodient


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title: subfodiebam


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title: subfodiebas


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title: subfodiebat


text: subfodiebamus

title: subfodiebamus


text: subfodiebatis

title: subfodiebatis


text: subfodiebant

title: subfodiebant


text: subfodi

title: subfodi


text: subfodisti

title: subfodisti


text: subfodistis

title: subfodistis


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title: subfoderunt


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title: subfodero


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title: subfoderis


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title: subfoderit


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title: subfoderimus


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title: subfoderitis


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title: subfoderint


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title: subfoderam


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title: subfoderas


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title: subfoderat


text: subfoderamus

title: subfoderamus


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title: subfoderatis


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title: subfoderant


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title: subfodior


text: subfoditur

title: subfoditur


text: subfodimur

title: subfodimur


text: subfodimini

title: subfodimini


text: subfodiuntur

title: subfodiuntur


text: subfodiar

title: subfodiar


text: subfodieris

title: subfodieris


text: subfodietur

title: subfodietur


text: subfodiemur

title: subfodiemur


text: subfodiemini

title: subfodiemini


text: subfodientur

title: subfodientur


text: subfodiebar

title: subfodiebar


text: subfodiebaris

title: subfodiebaris


text: subfodiebatur

title: subfodiebatur


text: subfodiebamur

title: subfodiebamur


text: subfodiebamini

title: subfodiebamini


text: subfodiebantur

title: subfodiebantur


text: subfodias

title: subfodias


text: subfodiat

title: subfodiat


text: subfodiamus

title: subfodiamus


text: subfodiatis

title: subfodiatis


text: subfodiant

title: subfodiant


text: subfoderem

title: subfoderem


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title: subfoderes


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title: subfoderet


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title: subfoderemus


text: subfoderetis

title: subfoderetis


text: subfoderent

title: subfoderent


text: subfoderim

title: subfoderim


text: subfodissem

title: subfodissem


text: subfodisses

title: subfodisses


text: subfodisset

title: subfodisset


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title: subfodissemus


text: subfodissetis

title: subfodissetis


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title: subfodissent


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title: subfodiaris


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title: subfodiatur


text: subfodiamur

title: subfodiamur


text: subfodiamini

title: subfodiamini


text: subfodiantur

title: subfodiantur


text: subfoderer

title: subfoderer


text: subfodereris

title: subfodereris


text: subfoderetur

title: subfoderetur


text: subfoderemur

title: subfoderemur


text: subfoderemini

title: subfoderemini


text: subfoderentur

title: subfoderentur


text: subfode

title: subfode


text: subfodito

title: subfodito


text: subfodite

title: subfodite


text: subfoditote

title: subfoditote


text: subfodiunto

title: subfodiunto


text: subfodere

title: subfodere


text: subfoditor

title: subfoditor


text: subfodiuntor

title: subfodiuntor


text: subfodisse

title: subfodisse


text:
subfossus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: subfossus


text: subfossa

title: subfossa


text: subfossum

title: subfossum


text: subfossi

title: subfossi


text: subfossae

title: subfossae


text: subfossorum

title: subfossorum


text: subfossarum

title: subfossarum


text: subfosso

title: subfosso


text: subfossis

title: subfossis


text: subfossam

title: subfossam


text: subfossos

title: subfossos


text: subfossas

title: subfossas


text: subfosse

title: subfosse


text:
kellonperä

Noun

 * 1)  fob chain or ribbon to connect a watch pocket to the watch

title: kellonperä


text:
suaviter

Adverb

 * 1) sweetly, pleasantly

title: suaviter


text: suffossa

title: suffossa


text: suffossi

title: suffossi


text: suffossae

title: suffossae


text: suffossorum

title: suffossorum


text: suffossarum

title: suffossarum


text: suffosso

title: suffosso


text: suffossis

title: suffossis


text: suffossam

title: suffossam


text: suffossos

title: suffossos


text: suffossas

title: suffossas


text: suffosse

title: suffosse


text: subitae

title: subitae


text: subitorum

title: subitorum


text: subitarum

title: subitarum


text: subitam

title: subitam


text: subitos

title: subitos


text: subitas

title: subitas


text:
ard-chesmad

Noun

 * 1) strut

title: ard-chesmad


text:
κατά προσέγγιση

Prepositional phrase

 * 1) approximately

title: κατά προσέγγιση


text:
ard-chesmadagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) strutting

title: ard-chesmadagh


text: sublevat

title: sublevat


text: sublevamus

title: sublevamus


text: sublevatis

title: sublevatis


text: sublevant

title: sublevant


text: sublevabo

title: sublevabo


text: sublevabis

title: sublevabis


text: sublevabit

title: sublevabit


text: sublevabimus

title: sublevabimus


text: sublevabitis

title: sublevabitis


text: sublevabunt

title: sublevabunt


text: sublevabam

title: sublevabam


text: sublevabat

title: sublevabat


text: sublevabamus

title: sublevabamus


text: sublevabatis

title: sublevabatis


text: sublevabant

title: sublevabant


text: sublevavi

title: sublevavi


text: sublevavisti

title: sublevavisti


text: sublevavit

title: sublevavit


text: sublevavimus

title: sublevavimus


text: sublevavistis

title: sublevavistis


text: sublevaverunt

title: sublevaverunt


text: sublevavero

title: sublevavero


text: sublevaveris

title: sublevaveris


text: sublevaverit

title: sublevaverit


text: sublevaverimus

title: sublevaverimus


text: sublevaveritis

title: sublevaveritis


text: sublevaverint

title: sublevaverint


text: sublevaveram

title: sublevaveram


text: sublevaveras

title: sublevaveras


text: sublevaverat

title: sublevaverat


text: sublevaveramus

title: sublevaveramus


text: sublevaveratis

title: sublevaveratis


text: sublevaverant

title: sublevaverant


text: sublevor

title: sublevor


text: sublevaris

title: sublevaris


text: sublevatur

title: sublevatur


text: sublevamur

title: sublevamur


text: sublevamini

title: sublevamini


text: sublevantur

title: sublevantur


text: sublevabor

title: sublevabor


text: sublevaberis

title: sublevaberis


text: sublevabitur

title: sublevabitur


text: sublevabimur

title: sublevabimur


text: sublevabimini

title: sublevabimini


text: sublevabuntur

title: sublevabuntur


text: sublevabar

title: sublevabar


text: sublevabaris

title: sublevabaris


text: sublevabatur

title: sublevabatur


text: sublevabamur

title: sublevabamur


text: sublevabamini

title: sublevabamini


text: sublevabantur

title: sublevabantur


text: sublevem

title: sublevem


text: sublevet

title: sublevet


text: sublevemus

title: sublevemus


text: sublevetis

title: sublevetis


text: sublevent

title: sublevent


text: sublevarem

title: sublevarem


text: sublevaret

title: sublevaret


text: sublevaremus

title: sublevaremus


text: sublevaretis

title: sublevaretis


text: sublevarent

title: sublevarent


text: sublevaverim

title: sublevaverim


text: sublevavissem

title: sublevavissem


text: sublevavisses

title: sublevavisses


text: sublevavisset

title: sublevavisset


text: sublevavissemus

title: sublevavissemus


text: sublevavissetis

title: sublevavissetis


text: sublevavissent

title: sublevavissent


text: sublever

title: sublever


text: subleveris

title: subleveris


text: sublevetur

title: sublevetur


text: sublevemur

title: sublevemur


text: sublevemini

title: sublevemini


text: subleventur

title: subleventur


text: sublevarer

title: sublevarer


text: sublevareris

title: sublevareris


text: sublevaretur

title: sublevaretur


text: sublevaremur

title: sublevaremur


text: sublevaremini

title: sublevaremini


text: sublevarentur

title: sublevarentur


text: sublevato

title: sublevato


text:
sublevate

Etymology
From, past participle of.

Verb

 * 1)  To raise up; to elevate.
 * 2)  To rouse or excite.

title: sublevate


text: sublevatote

title: sublevatote


text: sublevanto

title: sublevanto


text: sublevator

title: sublevator


text: sublevantor

title: sublevantor


text: sublevavisse

title: sublevavisse


text: sublevari

title: sublevari


text:
ard-faghteyr

Noun

 * 1)  prime factor

title: ard-faghteyr


text: προσέγγισης

title: προσέγγισης


text: προσεγγίσεως

title: προσεγγίσεως


text:
sublevatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) raised
 * 2) supported
 * 3) assisted
 * 4) lightened

title: sublevatus


text: sublevata

title: sublevata


text: sublevatum

title: sublevatum


text: sublevati

title: sublevati


text: sublevatae

title: sublevatae


text: sublevatorum

title: sublevatorum


text: sublevatarum

title: sublevatarum


text: sublevatam

title: sublevatam


text: sublevatos

title: sublevatos


text: sublevatas

title: sublevatas


text:
камчатский

Adjective

 * 1) Kamchatkan, Kamchatka

title: камчатский


text: προσεγγίσεων

title: προσεγγίσεων


text: προσεγγίσεις

title: προσεγγίσεις


text:
sublica

Etymology
From, presumably in the sense of being bound below or supporting from below.

Noun

 * 1)  Wooden stake, pile or similar support, as for a bridge or building
 * 2) Wooden palisade or stockade, used as a defensive fortification

title: sublica


text: sublicae

title: sublicae


text: sublicarum

title: sublicarum


text: sublicis

title: sublicis


text: sublicam

title: sublicam


text: sublicas

title: sublicas


text: betaught

title: betaught


text:
faghteyr

Etymology
Ultimately from (compare 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1)  factor

title: faghteyr


text:
subluo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to wash underneath
 * 2) to flow at the foot of (of a river)

title: subluo


text: subluis

title: subluis


text: subluit

title: subluit


text: subluimus

title: subluimus


text: subluitis

title: subluitis


text: subluunt

title: subluunt


text: subluam

title: subluam


text: sublues

title: sublues


text: subluet

title: subluet


text: subluemus

title: subluemus


text: subluetis

title: subluetis


text: subluent

title: subluent


text: subluebam

title: subluebam


text: subluebas

title: subluebas


text: subluebat

title: subluebat


text: subluebamus

title: subluebamus


text: subluebatis

title: subluebatis


text: subluebant

title: subluebant


text: sublui

title: sublui


text: subluisti

title: subluisti


text: subluistis

title: subluistis


text: subluerunt

title: subluerunt


text: subluero

title: subluero


text: sublueris

title: sublueris


text: subluerit

title: subluerit


text: subluerimus

title: subluerimus


text: sublueritis

title: sublueritis


text: subluerint

title: subluerint


text: sublueram

title: sublueram


text: sublueras

title: sublueras


text: subluerat

title: subluerat


text: sublueramus

title: sublueramus


text: sublueratis

title: sublueratis


text: subluerant

title: subluerant


text: subluor

title: subluor


text: subluitur

title: subluitur


text: subluimur

title: subluimur


text: subluimini

title: subluimini


text: subluuntur

title: subluuntur


text: subluar

title: subluar


text: subluetur

title: subluetur


text: subluemur

title: subluemur


text: subluemini

title: subluemini


text: subluentur

title: subluentur


text: subluebar

title: subluebar


text: subluebaris

title: subluebaris


text: subluebatur

title: subluebatur


text: subluebamur

title: subluebamur


text: subluebamini

title: subluebamini


text: subluebantur

title: subluebantur


text: subluas

title: subluas


text: subluat

title: subluat


text: subluamus

title: subluamus


text: subluatis

title: subluatis


text:
ard-ghaaoil

Adjective

 * 1) gaudy

title: ard-ghaaoil


text: subluant

title: subluant


text: subluerem

title: subluerem


text: sublueres

title: sublueres


text: sublueret

title: sublueret


text: sublueremus

title: sublueremus


text: sublueretis

title: sublueretis


text: subluerent

title: subluerent


text: subluerim

title: subluerim


text: subluissem

title: subluissem


text: subluisses

title: subluisses


text: subluisset

title: subluisset


text: subluissemus

title: subluissemus


text: subluissetis

title: subluissetis


text: subluissent

title: subluissent


text: subluaris

title: subluaris


text: subluatur

title: subluatur


text: subluamur

title: subluamur


text: subluamini

title: subluamini


text: subluantur

title: subluantur


text: subluerer

title: subluerer


text: subluereris

title: subluereris


text: sublueretur

title: sublueretur


text: sublueremur

title: sublueremur


text: sublueremini

title: sublueremini


text: subluerentur

title: subluerentur


text: sublue

title: sublue


text: subluito

title: subluito


text: subluite

title: subluite


text: subluitote

title: subluitote


text: subluunto

title: subluunto


text: subluere

title: subluere


text: subluitor

title: subluitor


text: subluuntor

title: subluuntor


text: subluisse

title: subluisse


text:
meghív

Verb

 * 1)  to invite someone to some place, event or programme:

title: meghív


text:
sumministro

Verb

 * 1) to give, furnish, afford, supply

title: sumministro


text: sumministras

title: sumministras


text: sumministrat

title: sumministrat


text: sumministramus

title: sumministramus


text: sumministratis

title: sumministratis


text: sumministrant

title: sumministrant


text: sumministrabo

title: sumministrabo


text: sumministrabis

title: sumministrabis


text: sumministrabit

title: sumministrabit


text: sumministrabimus

title: sumministrabimus


text: sumministrabitis

title: sumministrabitis


text: sumministrabunt

title: sumministrabunt


text: sumministrabam

title: sumministrabam


text: sumministrabas

title: sumministrabas


text: sumministrabat

title: sumministrabat


text: sumministrabamus

title: sumministrabamus


text: sumministrabatis

title: sumministrabatis


text: sumministrabant

title: sumministrabant


text: sumministravi

title: sumministravi


text: sumministravisti

title: sumministravisti


text: sumministravit

title: sumministravit


text: sumministravimus

title: sumministravimus


text: sumministravistis

title: sumministravistis


text: sumministraverunt

title: sumministraverunt


text: sumministravero

title: sumministravero


text: sumministraveris

title: sumministraveris


text: sumministraverit

title: sumministraverit


text: sumministraverimus

title: sumministraverimus


text: sumministraveritis

title: sumministraveritis


text: sumministraverint

title: sumministraverint


text: sumministraveram

title: sumministraveram


text: sumministraveras

title: sumministraveras


text: sumministraverat

title: sumministraverat


text: sumministraveramus

title: sumministraveramus


text: sumministraveratis

title: sumministraveratis


text: sumministraverant

title: sumministraverant


text: sumministror

title: sumministror


text: sumministraris

title: sumministraris


text: sumministratur

title: sumministratur


text: sumministramur

title: sumministramur


text: sumministramini

title: sumministramini


text: sumministrantur

title: sumministrantur


text: sumministrabor

title: sumministrabor


text: sumministraberis

title: sumministraberis


text: sumministrabitur

title: sumministrabitur


text: sumministrabimur

title: sumministrabimur


text: sumministrabimini

title: sumministrabimini


text: sumministrabuntur

title: sumministrabuntur


text: sumministrabar

title: sumministrabar


text: sumministrabaris

title: sumministrabaris


text: sumministrabatur

title: sumministrabatur


text: sumministrabamur

title: sumministrabamur


text: sumministrabamini

title: sumministrabamini


text: sumministrabantur

title: sumministrabantur


text: sumministrem

title: sumministrem


text: sumministres

title: sumministres


text: sumministret

title: sumministret


text: sumministremus

title: sumministremus


text: sumministretis

title: sumministretis


text: sumministrent

title: sumministrent


text: sumministrarem

title: sumministrarem


text: sumministrares

title: sumministrares


text: sumministraret

title: sumministraret


text: sumministraremus

title: sumministraremus


text: sumministraretis

title: sumministraretis


text: sumministrarent

title: sumministrarent


text: sumministraverim

title: sumministraverim


text: sumministravissem

title: sumministravissem


text: sumministravisses

title: sumministravisses


text: sumministravisset

title: sumministravisset


text: sumministravissemus

title: sumministravissemus


text: sumministravissetis

title: sumministravissetis


text: sumministravissent

title: sumministravissent


text: sumministrer

title: sumministrer


text: sumministreris

title: sumministreris


text: sumministretur

title: sumministretur


text: sumministremur

title: sumministremur


text: sumministremini

title: sumministremini


text: sumministrentur

title: sumministrentur


text: sumministrarer

title: sumministrarer


text: sumministrareris

title: sumministrareris


text: sumministraretur

title: sumministraretur


text: sumministraremur

title: sumministraremur


text:
subministro

Verb

 * 1) to give, furnish, afford, supply

title: subministro


text: sumministraremini

title: sumministraremini


text: sumministrarentur

title: sumministrarentur


text: sumministra

title: sumministra


text: sumministrato

title: sumministrato


text: sumministrate

title: sumministrate


text: sumministratote

title: sumministratote


text: sumministranto

title: sumministranto


text: sumministrare

title: sumministrare


text: sumministrator

title: sumministrator


text: sumministrantor

title: sumministrantor


text: sumministravisse

title: sumministravisse


text: sumministrari

title: sumministrari


text: subministras

title: subministras


text: subministrat

title: subministrat


text: subministramus

title: subministramus


text: subministratis

title: subministratis


text:
subministrant

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  subordinate; subservient

title: subministrant


text: subministrabo

title: subministrabo


text: subministrabis

title: subministrabis


text: subministrabit

title: subministrabit


text: subministrabimus

title: subministrabimus


text: subministrabitis

title: subministrabitis


text: subministrabunt

title: subministrabunt


text: subministrabam

title: subministrabam


text: subministrabas

title: subministrabas


text: subministrabat

title: subministrabat


text: subministrabamus

title: subministrabamus


text: subministrabatis

title: subministrabatis


text: subministrabant

title: subministrabant


text: subministravi

title: subministravi


text: subministravisti

title: subministravisti


text: subministravit

title: subministravit


text: subministravimus

title: subministravimus


text: subministravistis

title: subministravistis


text: subministraverunt

title: subministraverunt


text: subministravero

title: subministravero


text: subministraveris

title: subministraveris


text: subministraverit

title: subministraverit


text: subministraverimus

title: subministraverimus


text: subministraveritis

title: subministraveritis


text: subministraverint

title: subministraverint


text: subministraveram

title: subministraveram


text: subministraveras

title: subministraveras


text: subministraverat

title: subministraverat


text: subministraveramus

title: subministraveramus


text: subministraveratis

title: subministraveratis


text: subministraverant

title: subministraverant


text: subministror

title: subministror


text: subministraris

title: subministraris


text: subministratur

title: subministratur


text: subministramur

title: subministramur


text: subministramini

title: subministramini


text: subministrantur

title: subministrantur


text: subministrabor

title: subministrabor


text: subministraberis

title: subministraberis


text: subministrabitur

title: subministrabitur


text: subministrabimur

title: subministrabimur


text: subministrabimini

title: subministrabimini


text: subministrabuntur

title: subministrabuntur


text: subministrabar

title: subministrabar


text: subministrabaris

title: subministrabaris


text: subministrabatur

title: subministrabatur


text: subministrabamur

title: subministrabamur


text: subministrabamini

title: subministrabamini


text: subministrabantur

title: subministrabantur


text: subministrem

title: subministrem


text: subministres

title: subministres


text: subministret

title: subministret


text: subministremus

title: subministremus


text: subministretis

title: subministretis


text: subministrent

title: subministrent


text: subministrarem

title: subministrarem


text: subministrares

title: subministrares


text: subministraret

title: subministraret


text: subministraremus

title: subministraremus


text: subministraretis

title: subministraretis


text: subministrarent

title: subministrarent


text: subministraverim

title: subministraverim


text: subministravissem

title: subministravissem


text: subministravisses

title: subministravisses


text: subministravisset

title: subministravisset


text: subministravissemus

title: subministravissemus


text: subministravissetis

title: subministravissetis


text: subministravissent

title: subministravissent


text: subministrer

title: subministrer


text: subministreris

title: subministreris


text: subministretur

title: subministretur


text: subministremur

title: subministremur


text: subministremini

title: subministremini


text: subministrentur

title: subministrentur


text: subministrarer

title: subministrarer


text: subministrareris

title: subministrareris


text: subministraretur

title: subministraretur


text: subministraremur

title: subministraremur


text: subministraremini

title: subministraremini


text: subministrarentur

title: subministrarentur


text: subministra

title: subministra


text: subministrato

title: subministrato


text:
subministrate

Etymology
See.

Verb

 * 1)  To supply; to afford; to subminister.

title: subministrate


text: subministratote

title: subministratote


text: subministranto

title: subministranto


text: subministrare

title: subministrare


text: subministrator

title: subministrator


text: subministrantor

title: subministrantor


text: subministravisse

title: subministravisse


text: subministrari

title: subministrari


text:
summitto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to place underneath
 * 2) to put forth (from below)
 * 3) to rear or raise (animals)
 * 4) to moderate or restrain
 * 5) to submit
 * 1) to moderate or restrain
 * 2) to submit

title: summitto


text: submitto

title: submitto


text: summittis

title: summittis


text: summittit

title: summittit


text: summittimus

title: summittimus


text: summittitis

title: summittitis


text: summittunt

title: summittunt


text: summittam

title: summittam


text: summittes

title: summittes


text: summittet

title: summittet


text: summittemus

title: summittemus


text: summittetis

title: summittetis


text: summittent

title: summittent


text: summittebam

title: summittebam


text: summittebas

title: summittebas


text: summittebat

title: summittebat


text: summittebamus

title: summittebamus


text: summittebatis

title: summittebatis


text: summittebant

title: summittebant


text: summisi

title: summisi


text: summisisti

title: summisisti


text: summisit

title: summisit


text: summisimus

title: summisimus


text: summisistis

title: summisistis


text: summiserunt

title: summiserunt


text: summisero

title: summisero


text: summiseris

title: summiseris


text: summiserit

title: summiserit


text: summiserimus

title: summiserimus


text: summiseritis

title: summiseritis


text: summiserint

title: summiserint


text: summiseram

title: summiseram


text: summiseras

title: summiseras


text: summiserat

title: summiserat


text: summiseramus

title: summiseramus


text: summiseratis

title: summiseratis


text: summiserant

title: summiserant


text: summittor

title: summittor


text: summitteris

title: summitteris


text: summittitur

title: summittitur


text: summittimur

title: summittimur


text: summittimini

title: summittimini


text: summittuntur

title: summittuntur


text: summittar

title: summittar


text: summittetur

title: summittetur


text: summittemur

title: summittemur


text: summittemini

title: summittemini


text: summittentur

title: summittentur


text: summittebar

title: summittebar


text: summittebaris

title: summittebaris


text: summittebatur

title: summittebatur


text: summittebamur

title: summittebamur


text: summittebamini

title: summittebamini


text: summittebantur

title: summittebantur


text: summittas

title: summittas


text: summittat

title: summittat


text: summittamus

title: summittamus


text: summittatis

title: summittatis


text:
toforetime

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1)  Previously, beforehand.

title: toforetime


text: summittant

title: summittant


text: summitterem

title: summitterem


text: summitteres

title: summitteres


text: summitteret

title: summitteret


text: summitteremus

title: summitteremus


text: summitteretis

title: summitteretis


text: summitterent

title: summitterent


text: summiserim

title: summiserim


text: summisissem

title: summisissem


text: summisisses

title: summisisses


text: summisisset

title: summisisset


text: summisissemus

title: summisissemus


text: summisissetis

title: summisissetis


text: summisissent

title: summisissent


text: summittaris

title: summittaris


text: summittatur

title: summittatur


text: summittamur

title: summittamur


text: summittamini

title: summittamini


text: summittantur

title: summittantur


text: summitterer

title: summitterer


text: summittereris

title: summittereris


text: summitteretur

title: summitteretur


text: summitteremur

title: summitteremur


text: summitteremini

title: summitteremini


text: summitterentur

title: summitterentur


text: summitte

title: summitte


text: summittito

title: summittito


text: summittite

title: summittite


text: summittitote

title: summittitote


text: summittunto

title: summittunto


text: summittere

title: summittere


text: summittitor

title: summittitor


text: summittuntor

title: summittuntor


text: summisisse

title: summisisse


text: summitti

title: summitti


text: submittis

title: submittis


text: submittit

title: submittit


text: submittimus

title: submittimus


text: submittitis

title: submittitis


text: submittunt

title: submittunt


text: submittam

title: submittam


text: submittes

title: submittes


text: submittet

title: submittet


text: submittemus

title: submittemus


text: submittetis

title: submittetis


text: submittent

title: submittent


text: submittebam

title: submittebam


text: submittebas

title: submittebas


text: submittebat

title: submittebat


text: submittebamus

title: submittebamus


text: submittebatis

title: submittebatis


text: submittebant

title: submittebant


text: submisi

title: submisi


text: submisisti

title: submisisti


text: submisit

title: submisit


text: submisimus

title: submisimus


text: submisistis

title: submisistis


text: submiserunt

title: submiserunt


text: submisero

title: submisero


text: submiseris

title: submiseris


text: submiserit

title: submiserit


text: submiserimus

title: submiserimus


text: submiseritis

title: submiseritis


text: submiserint

title: submiserint


text: submiseram

title: submiseram


text: submiseras

title: submiseras


text: submiserat

title: submiserat


text: submiseramus

title: submiseramus


text: submiseratis

title: submiseratis


text: submiserant

title: submiserant


text: submittor

title: submittor


text: submitteris

title: submitteris


text: submittitur

title: submittitur


text: submittimur

title: submittimur


text: submittimini

title: submittimini


text: submittuntur

title: submittuntur


text: submittar

title: submittar


text: submittetur

title: submittetur


text: submittemur

title: submittemur


text: submittemini

title: submittemini


text: submittentur

title: submittentur


text: submittebar

title: submittebar


text: submittebaris

title: submittebaris


text: submittebatur

title: submittebatur


text: submittebamur

title: submittebamur


text: submittebamini

title: submittebamini


text: submittebantur

title: submittebantur


text: submittas

title: submittas


text:
κατ'

Usage notes

 * used before a vowel, mainly if the next word had a smooth breathing in Ancient Greek

title: κατ'


text: submittat

title: submittat


text: submittamus

title: submittamus


text: submittatis

title: submittatis


text: submittant

title: submittant


text: submitterem

title: submitterem


text: submitteres

title: submitteres


text: submitteret

title: submitteret


text: submitteremus

title: submitteremus


text: submitteretis

title: submitteretis


text: submitterent

title: submitterent


text: submiserim

title: submiserim


text: καθ'

title: καθ'


text: submisissem

title: submisissem


text: submisisses

title: submisisses


text: submisisset

title: submisisset


text: submisissemus

title: submisissemus


text: submisissetis

title: submisissetis


text: submisissent

title: submisissent


text: submittaris

title: submittaris


text: submittatur

title: submittatur


text: submittamur

title: submittamur


text: submittamini

title: submittamini


text: submittantur

title: submittantur


text: submitterer

title: submitterer


text: submittereris

title: submittereris


text: submitteretur

title: submitteretur


text: submitteremur

title: submitteremur


text: submitteremini

title: submitteremini


text: submitterentur

title: submitterentur


text: submitte

title: submitte


text: submittito

title: submittito


text: submittite

title: submittite


text: submittitote

title: submittitote


text: submittunto

title: submittunto


text: submittere

title: submittere


text: submittitor

title: submittitor


text: submittuntor

title: submittuntor


text: submisisse

title: submisisse


text: submitti

title: submitti


text:
summissus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) placed underneath
 * 2) put forth, presented
 * 3) reared, raised
 * 4) moderated, restrained
 * 5) humble, unassuming

title: summissus


text:
submissus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) placed underneath
 * 2) put forth
 * 3) reared, raised
 * 4) moderated, restrained
 * 5) submitted

title: submissus


text: submissa

title: submissa


text: submissum

title: submissum


text: submissi

title: submissi


text: submissae

title: submissae


text: submissorum

title: submissorum


text: submissarum

title: submissarum


text:
submisso

Adjective

 * 1) submissive meekly obedient or passive

title: submisso


text: submissis

title: submissis


text: submissam

title: submissam


text: submissos

title: submissos


text: submissas

title: submissas


text: submisse

title: submisse


text: summissa

title: summissa


text: summissum

title: summissum


text: summissi

title: summissi


text: summissae

title: summissae


text: summissorum

title: summissorum


text: summissarum

title: summissarum


text: summisso

title: summisso


text: summissis

title: summissis


text: summissam

title: summissam


text: summissos

title: summissos


text: summissas

title: summissas


text: summisse

title: summisse


text:
sumministratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) given, furnished, afforded, supplied

title: sumministratus


text:
subministratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) given, furnished, afforded, supplied

title: subministratus


text:
subministrata

Alternative forms

 * ; sumministrātā

title: subministrata


text: subministratum

title: subministratum


text: subministrati

title: subministrati


text: subministratae

title: subministratae


text: subministratorum

title: subministratorum


text: subministratarum

title: subministratarum


text: subministratam

title: subministratam


text: subministratos

title: subministratos


text: subministratas

title: subministratas


text:
sumministrata

Alternative forms

 * ; subministrātā

title: sumministrata


text: sumministratum

title: sumministratum


text: sumministrati

title: sumministrati


text: sumministratae

title: sumministratae


text: sumministratorum

title: sumministratorum


text: sumministratarum

title: sumministratarum


text: sumministratam

title: sumministratam


text: sumministratos

title: sumministratos


text: sumministratas

title: sumministratas


text:
Chrestien

Noun

 * 1) Christian

Adjective

 * 1) Christian

title: Chrestien


text:
chastaigne

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chestnut

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) chestnut

title: chastaigne


text: submota

title: submota


text: submoti

title: submoti


text: submotae

title: submotae


text: submotorum

title: submotorum


text: submotarum

title: submotarum


text: submoto

title: submoto


text: chastaignes

title: chastaignes


text: submotis

title: submotis


text: submotam

title: submotam


text: submotos

title: submotos


text: submotas

title: submotas


text: submote

title: submote


text: summota

title: summota


text: summoti

title: summoti


text: summotae

title: summotae


text: summotorum

title: summotorum


text: summotarum

title: summotarum


text: summoto

title: summoto


text: summotis

title: summotis


text: summotam

title: summotam


text: summotos

title: summotos


text: summotas

title: summotas


text: summote

title: summote


text:
Template:el-nM-ος-οι-3c

The inflection-table template for Greek nouns declining like . Other examples may be found in the Category:Greek nouns declining like 'μέτοικος'.

The syntax  produces the table:

A full list of other declension-table templates with a brief indication of use can be found at Greek noun inflection-table templates.

title: Template:el-nM-ος-οι-3c


text:
surruo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to undermine
 * 2) to overthrow or demolish

title: surruo


text: Category:el:Crime

title: Category:el:Crime


text: Category:el:Criminal law

title: Category:el:Criminal law


text: surruis

title: surruis


text: surruit

title: surruit


text: surruimus

title: surruimus


text: surruitis

title: surruitis


text: surruunt

title: surruunt


text: surruam

title: surruam


text: surrues

title: surrues


text: surruet

title: surruet


text: surruemus

title: surruemus


text: surruetis

title: surruetis


text: surruent

title: surruent


text: surruebam

title: surruebam


text: surruebas

title: surruebas


text: surruebat

title: surruebat


text: surruebamus

title: surruebamus


text: surruebatis

title: surruebatis


text: surruebant

title: surruebant


text: surrui

title: surrui


text: surruisti

title: surruisti


text: surruistis

title: surruistis


text: surruerunt

title: surruerunt


text: surruero

title: surruero


text: JADs

title: JADs


text: surrueris

title: surrueris


text: surruerit

title: surruerit


text: surruerimus

title: surruerimus


text: surrueritis

title: surrueritis


text: surruerint

title: surruerint


text: surrueram

title: surrueram


text: surrueras

title: surrueras


text: surruerat

title: surruerat


text: surrueramus

title: surrueramus


text: surrueratis

title: surrueratis


text: surruerant

title: surruerant


text: surruor

title: surruor


text: surruitur

title: surruitur


text: surruimur

title: surruimur


text: surruimini

title: surruimini


text: surruuntur

title: surruuntur


text: surruar

title: surruar


text: surruetur

title: surruetur


text: surruemur

title: surruemur


text: surruemini

title: surruemini


text: surruentur

title: surruentur


text: surruebar

title: surruebar


text: surruebaris

title: surruebaris


text: surruebatur

title: surruebatur


text: surruebamur

title: surruebamur


text: surruebamini

title: surruebamini


text: surruebantur

title: surruebantur


text: surruas

title: surruas


text: surruat

title: surruat


text: surruamus

title: surruamus


text: surruatis

title: surruatis


text: surruant

title: surruant


text: surruerem

title: surruerem


text: surrueres

title: surrueres


text: surrueret

title: surrueret


text: subruo

title: subruo


text: surrueremus

title: surrueremus


text: surrueretis

title: surrueretis


text: surruerent

title: surruerent


text: surruerim

title: surruerim


text: surruissem

title: surruissem


text: surruisses

title: surruisses


text: surruisset

title: surruisset


text: surruissemus

title: surruissemus


text: surruissetis

title: surruissetis


text: surruissent

title: surruissent


text: surruaris

title: surruaris


text: surruatur

title: surruatur


text: surruamur

title: surruamur


text: surruamini

title: surruamini


text: surruantur

title: surruantur


text: surruerer

title: surruerer


text: surruereris

title: surruereris


text: surrueretur

title: surrueretur


text: surrueremur

title: surrueremur


text: surrueremini

title: surrueremini


text: surruerentur

title: surruerentur


text: surrue

title: surrue


text: surruito

title: surruito


text: surruite

title: surruite


text: surruitote

title: surruitote


text: surruunto

title: surruunto


text: surruere

title: surruere


text: surruitor

title: surruitor


text: surruuntor

title: surruuntor


text: surruisse

title: surruisse


text: subruis

title: subruis


text: subruit

title: subruit


text: subruimus

title: subruimus


text: subruitis

title: subruitis


text: subruunt

title: subruunt


text: subruam

title: subruam


text: subrues

title: subrues


text: subruet

title: subruet


text: subruemus

title: subruemus


text: subruetis

title: subruetis


text: subruent

title: subruent


text: subruebam

title: subruebam


text: subruebas

title: subruebas


text: subruebat

title: subruebat


text: subruebamus

title: subruebamus


text: subruebatis

title: subruebatis


text: subruebant

title: subruebant


text: subrui

title: subrui


text: subruisti

title: subruisti


text: subruistis

title: subruistis


text: subruerunt

title: subruerunt


text: subruero

title: subruero


text: subrueris

title: subrueris


text: subruerit

title: subruerit


text: subruerimus

title: subruerimus


text: subrueritis

title: subrueritis


text:
JAD

Noun

 * 1)  Java Application Descriptor

title: JAD


text: subruerint

title: subruerint


text: subrueram

title: subrueram


text: subrueras

title: subrueras


text: subruerat

title: subruerat


text: subrueramus

title: subrueramus


text: subrueratis

title: subrueratis


text: subruerant

title: subruerant


text: subruor

title: subruor


text: subruitur

title: subruitur


text: subruimur

title: subruimur


text: subruimini

title: subruimini


text: subruuntur

title: subruuntur


text: subruar

title: subruar


text: subruetur

title: subruetur


text: subruemur

title: subruemur


text: subruemini

title: subruemini


text: subruentur

title: subruentur


text: subruebar

title: subruebar


text: subruebaris

title: subruebaris


text: subruebatur

title: subruebatur


text: subruebamur

title: subruebamur


text: kvinnas

title: kvinnas


text: subruebamini

title: subruebamini


text: subruebantur

title: subruebantur


text: subruas

title: subruas


text: subruat

title: subruat


text: subruamus

title: subruamus


text: subruatis

title: subruatis


text: subruant

title: subruant


text: subruerem

title: subruerem


text: subrueres

title: subrueres


text: subrueret

title: subrueret


text: subrueremus

title: subrueremus


text: subrueretis

title: subrueretis


text: subruerent

title: subruerent


text: subruerim

title: subruerim


text: subruissem

title: subruissem


text: subruisses

title: subruisses


text: subruisset

title: subruisset


text: subruissemus

title: subruissemus


text: subruissetis

title: subruissetis


text: subruissent

title: subruissent


text: subruaris

title: subruaris


text: subruatur

title: subruatur


text: subruamur

title: subruamur


text: subruamini

title: subruamini


text: subruantur

title: subruantur


text: subruerer

title: subruerer


text: subruereris

title: subruereris


text: subrueretur

title: subrueretur


text: subrueremur

title: subrueremur


text: subrueremini

title: subrueremini


text: subruerentur

title: subruerentur


text: subrue

title: subrue


text: subruito

title: subruito


text: subruite

title: subruite


text: subruitote

title: subruitote


text: subruunto

title: subruunto


text: subruere

title: subruere


text: subruitor

title: subruitor


text: subruuntor

title: subruuntor


text: subruisse

title: subruisse


text: LLCs

title: LLCs


text: λαθρέμπορου

title: λαθρέμπορου


text: λαθρεμπόρου

title: λαθρεμπόρου


text: λαθρεμπόρων

title: λαθρεμπόρων


text: föräldern

title: föräldern


text: λαθρέμποροι

title: λαθρέμποροι


text: förälderns

title: förälderns


text: λαθρέμπορο

title: λαθρέμπορο


text: förälders

title: förälders


text: λαθρέμπορε

title: λαθρέμπορε


text: λαθρεμπόρους

title: λαθρεμπόρους


text:
huyct

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1) eight

authors: Úŕáńúś íś ńéáŕ

title: huyct


text:
έμπορος

Etymology
.

Noun
& also feminine

 * 1) merchant, trader, dealer
 * 2) trafficker

Declension
For masculine:

For feminine:

Synonyms
sense: shop owner

Related terms
And

title: έμπορος


text: fascion

title: fascion


text: έμπορο

title: έμπορο


text: έμπορε

title: έμπορε


text: έμποροι

title: έμποροι


text:
εμπόρους

Noun

 * Older spelling:
 * Alternative form for masculine:
 * Alternative form for masculine:

title: εμπόρους


text:
εμπόρων

Noun

 * Older spelling:
 * Older spelling:

title: εμπόρων


text:
εμπόρου

Noun

 * Older spelling:
 * Alternative form for masculine:
 * Alternative form for masculine:

title: εμπόρου


text:
λαθραίος

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) illegal, smuggled
 * 2) stealthy, clandestine

title: λαθραίος


text: locutores

title: locutores


text: paraplyet

title: paraplyet


text: λαθραίου

title: λαθραίου


text: λαθραίας

title: λαθραίας


text: λαθραίων

title: λαθραίων


text: oublyé

title: oublyé


text: λαθραία

title: λαθραία


text:
oublyer

Verb

 * 1) to forget

title: oublyer


text: λαθραίες

title: λαθραίες


text: λαθραίοι

title: λαθραίοι


text: λαθραίους

title: λαθραίους


text: λαθραίο

title: λαθραίο


text: λαθραίε

title: λαθραίε


text: glasets

title: glasets


text: glasens

title: glasens


text:
tumber

Etymology
Possibly an creation or of  origin (from ).

Verb

 * 1) to fall

title: tumber


text: paraplyerna

title: paraplyerna


text: chauldes

title: chauldes


text: chaulde

title: chaulde


text: chaulx

title: chaulx


text: paraplyernas

title: paraplyernas


text: paraplyets

title: paraplyets


text:
albacora

Etymology
From, from classical.

Noun

 * 1) albacore, , a large marine fish

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) albacore, , a large marine fish

Etymology
From, from classical.

Noun

 * 1) breba, an early   fig
 * 2) swordfish
 * 1) swordfish

title: albacora


text:
estomach

Etymology
, from <.

Noun

 * 1) stomach

title: estomach


text:
försiktig

Etymology
, like German and Dutch voorzichtig

Adjective

 * 1) careful, (through being synonymous with careful in various contexts) cautious, gentle, prudent, etc.

title: försiktig


text: dentz

title: dentz


text: albacoras

title: albacoras


text:
jurel

Noun

 * 1) The jack, edible fish of the genera  or.

Etymology
, from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) jack mackerel edible fish of the genus or
 * 2) any of a large number of other fishes

title: jurel


text: jureles

title: jureles


text:
Pantagruelicque

Adjective

 * 1) Pantagruelian

title: Pantagruelicque


text: Pantagruelicques

title: Pantagruelicques


text:
Gusts

Etymology
First recorded in 1723. Short form of and.

title: Gusts


text:
Dāvids

Etymology
First recorded in 1607. Ultimately from. Cognate to English David.

Proper noun

 * 1) David Biblical figure

title: Dāvids


text:
Dāvis

Etymology
First recorded in 1761. From.

title: Dāvis


text:
Didzis

Etymology
First recorded in 1816. Shortened from, of origin, cognate to German Dietrich and English Derek.

title: Didzis


text: turtle excluder devices

title: turtle excluder devices


text: overmasts

title: overmasts


text: overmasting

title: overmasting


text:
overmasted

Adjective

 * 1) Furnished with a mast or masts too long or too heavy.

title: overmasted


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Eižens

Etymology
First recorded in 1869. From. Cognate to 🇨🇬.

title: Eižens


text:
Emīls

Etymology
First recorded in 1749. Ultimately from. Cognate to German and English Emil, French Émile.

title: Emīls


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Ernests

Etymology
First recorded in 1687. Of origin. Cognate to English Ernest.

title: Ernests


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改定

Verb

 * 1) to revise and set as the new version
 * 2) to determine separately

Noun

 * 1) revision (of laws)

Verb

 * 1) revise

title: 改定


text:
改訂

Verb

 * 1) to revise ; to reformulate

Noun

 * 1) revision (of documents)

Verb

 * 1) revise

title: 改訂


text:
改暦

Noun

 * 1) revision of the calendar (e.g. from lunar to solar)
 * 2) change of calendar at the start of the year

Verb

 * 1) revise the calendar
 * 2) change the calendar at the start of the year

title: 改暦


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改装

Noun

 * 1) renovation

Verb

 * 1) renovate, remodel

title: 改装


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Ēriks

Etymology
First recorded in 1872. Ultimately from. Cognate to English Eric.

title: Ēriks


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Einārs

Etymology
First recorded in 1925. Ultimately from. Cognate to modern Scandinavian Einar.

title: Einārs


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Egils

Etymology
First recorded in early 20th century. Ultimately from. Cognate to Norwegian Egil.

title: Egils


text: JWTK

title: JWTK


text:
Egons

Etymology
First recorded in 1872. From (also Danish etc.).

title: Egons


text:
auxotonic

Adjective

 * 1)  Relating to plant movement classified by growth as opposed to mature reactions to exogenous stimuli in surrounding environment.
 * 2)  Of or involving muscular contraction against resistance in which the length of the muscle changes and the tension differs due to an increasing load or difference in leverage.

title: auxotonic


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Elmārs

Etymology
First recorded in 1889. Of origin. Cognate to German Elmar, akin to English Elmer.

title: Elmārs


text: subsecuta

title: subsecuta


text: subsecutum

title: subsecutum


text: subsecuti

title: subsecuti


text: subsecutae

title: subsecutae


text: subsecutorum

title: subsecutorum


text: subsecutarum

title: subsecutarum


text: subsecuto

title: subsecuto


text: subsecutis

title: subsecutis


text: subsecutam

title: subsecutam


text: subsecutos

title: subsecutos


text: subsecutas

title: subsecutas


text:
subsecute

Etymology
From, past participle of. See.

Verb

 * 1)  To follow closely, or so as to overtake; to pursue.

title: subsecute


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gambri

Noun

 * 1)  undistilled

title: gambri


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Ervīns

Etymology
First recorded in 1893. From.

title: Ervīns


text:
ard-eunys

Noun

 * 1) ecstasy

title: ard-eunys


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Ēvalds

Etymology
First recorded in 1638. Of origin. Cognate to German Ewald.

title: Ēvalds


text:
ard-eunyssagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ecstatic, rapturous

title: ard-eunyssagh


text:
eunys

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬), from  (compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) pleasure, rapture, joy, bliss, delight

title: eunys


text:
WTK

Noun

 * 1)  Sun Java wireless toolkit

title: WTK


text: Eunys

title: Eunys


text:
Fridrihs

Etymology
First recorded in 1638. Of origin. Cognate to German Friedrich and English Frederick.

title: Fridrihs


text: WTKs

title: WTKs


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Fricis

Etymology
First recorded in 1638. From.

title: Fricis


text: subsidis

title: subsidis


text: subsidit

title: subsidit


text: subsidimus

title: subsidimus


text: subsiditis

title: subsiditis


text: subsidunt

title: subsidunt


text: Category:Czech terms prefixed with anti-


text: subsidet

title: subsidet


text: subsidemus

title: subsidemus


text: subsidetis

title: subsidetis


text: subsident

title: subsident


text: subsidebam

title: subsidebam


text: subsidebas

title: subsidebas


text: subsidebat

title: subsidebat


text: subsidebamus

title: subsidebamus


text: subsidebatis

title: subsidebatis


text: subsidebant

title: subsidebant


text: subsedi

title: subsedi


text: subsedisti

title: subsedisti


text: subsedit

title: subsedit


text: subsedimus

title: subsedimus


text: subsedistis

title: subsedistis


text: subsederunt

title: subsederunt


text: subsedero

title: subsedero


text: subsederis

title: subsederis


text: subsederit

title: subsederit


text: subsederimus

title: subsederimus


text: subsederitis

title: subsederitis


text: subsederint

title: subsederint


text: subsederam

title: subsederam


text: subsederas

title: subsederas


text: subsederat

title: subsederat


text: subsederamus

title: subsederamus


text: subsederatis

title: subsederatis


text: subsederant

title: subsederant


text: subsidor

title: subsidor


text: subsideris

title: subsideris


text: subsiditur

title: subsiditur


text: subsidimur

title: subsidimur


text: subsidimini

title: subsidimini


text: subsiduntur

title: subsiduntur


text: subsidar

title: subsidar


text: subsidetur

title: subsidetur


text: subsidemur

title: subsidemur


text: subsidemini

title: subsidemini


text: subsidentur

title: subsidentur


text: subsidebar

title: subsidebar


text: subsidebaris

title: subsidebaris


text: subsidebatur

title: subsidebatur


text: subsidebamur

title: subsidebamur


text: subsidebamini

title: subsidebamini


text: subsidebantur

title: subsidebantur


text: subsidat

title: subsidat


text: subsidamus

title: subsidamus


text: subsidatis

title: subsidatis


text: subsidant

title: subsidant


text: subsiderem

title: subsiderem


text: subsideres

title: subsideres


text: subsideret

title: subsideret


text: subsideremus

title: subsideremus


text: subsideretis

title: subsideretis


text: subsiderent

title: subsiderent


text: subsederim

title: subsederim


text: subsedissem

title: subsedissem


text: subsedisses

title: subsedisses


text: subsedisset

title: subsedisset


text: subsedissemus

title: subsedissemus


text: subsedissetis

title: subsedissetis


text: subsedissent

title: subsedissent


text: subsidaris

title: subsidaris


text: subsidatur

title: subsidatur


text: subsidamur

title: subsidamur


text: subsidamini

title: subsidamini


text: hexakisphosphates

title: hexakisphosphates


text: subsidantur

title: subsidantur


text: subsiderer

title: subsiderer


text: subsidereris

title: subsidereris


text: subsideretur

title: subsideretur


text: subsideremur

title: subsideremur


text:
Eoinícé

Etymology
From, from +.

title: Eoinícé


text: subsideremini

title: subsideremini


text: subsiderentur

title: subsiderentur


text: subsidito

title: subsidito


text: subsidite

title: subsidite


text: subsiditote

title: subsiditote


text: subsidunto

title: subsidunto


text: subsidere

title: subsidere


text: subsiditor

title: subsiditor


text: subsiduntor

title: subsiduntor


text: subsedisse

title: subsedisse


text:
subsidi

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) subsidy, a subvention
 * 2) alms, charity

title: subsidi


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Guntars

Etymology
First recorded in 1922. Cognate to German Günther.

title: Guntars


text: Category:English terms prefixed with hexakis-


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subsequens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) ensuing, succeeding

title: subsequens


text: subsequentes

title: subsequentes


text:
改宗

Verb

 * 1) to convert to a different religion

Noun

 * 1) religious conversion

Verb

 * 1) to convert to a different religion

title: 改宗


text: subsequentia

title: subsequentia


text: subsequentis

title: subsequentis


text: subsequentium

title: subsequentium


text: subsequenti

title: subsequenti


text: subsequentibus

title: subsequentibus


text: subsequentem

title: subsequentem


text:
Gunārs

Etymology
First recorded in 1914. From, all from.

title: Gunārs


text:
改修

Noun

 * 1) renovation
 * 2) repair

Verb

 * 1) renovate, improve
 * 2) repair

title: 改修


text:
subsidiarius

Noun

 * 1)  reserve(s)

title: subsidiarius


text:
Gustavs

Etymology
First recorded in 1638. From.

title: Gustavs


text: subsidiarii

title: subsidiarii


text: subsidiariorum

title: subsidiariorum


text:
subsidiario

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) subsidiary

title: subsidiario


text: subsidiariis

title: subsidiariis


text: subsidiarium

title: subsidiarium


text: subsidiarios

title: subsidiarios


text: subsidiarie

title: subsidiarie


text: epershands

title: epershands


text: subsidiari

title: subsidiari


text:
Gvido

Etymology
First recorded in 1895. Cognate to English Guy and Italian Guido.

title: Gvido


text:
subsidium

Etymology
From ; see also.

Noun

 * 1) help, support, aid, relief
 * 2) reinforcement
 * 3) reserve (troops)
 * 1) reserve (troops)

title: subsidium


text: subsidii

title: subsidii


text: subsidiorum

title: subsidiorum


text: subsidiis

title: subsidiis


text:
Ģirts

Etymology
First recorded in 1750. Contraction of, from. Cognate to German Gerd and Gerhard, and to English Gerard.

title: Ģirts


text:
Haralds

Etymology
First recorded in 1880. Ultimately from. Cognate to Scandinavian and German Harald and English Harold.

title: Haralds


text: subsistis

title: subsistis


text: subsistit

title: subsistit


text: subsistimus

title: subsistimus


text: subsistitis

title: subsistitis


text: subsistunt

title: subsistunt


text: subsistam

title: subsistam


text: subsistet

title: subsistet


text: subsistemus

title: subsistemus


text: subsistetis

title: subsistetis


text: subsistebam

title: subsistebam


text: subsistebas

title: subsistebas