text:
њен

Pronoun

 * 1) her, hers (that which belongs to her)

title: њен


text:
arescens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) drying (up)
 * 2) withering
 * 3) languishing

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title: arescens


text:
shaobing

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A baked, layered flatbread, sometimes with sesame on top, in northern Chinese cuisine.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Indonesian:
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Manchu: ᡧᠣᠪᡳᠨ
 * Thai:
 * Vietnamese:

title: shaobing


text: arescentes

title: arescentes


text: arescentia

title: arescentia


text: arescentis

title: arescentis


text: arescentium

title: arescentium


text: arescenti

title: arescenti


text: arescentibus

title: arescentibus


text: arescentem

title: arescentem


text: figuiers

title: figuiers


text: barres obliques inverses

title: barres obliques inverses


text: berges

title: berges


text:
austro

Etymology
. Distant cognate to.

Noun

 * 1)  the south
 * 2) a southern wind
 * 1) a southern wind

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) south wind

title: austro


text: austrum

title: austrum


text:
avertens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) turning away
 * 2) averting, avoiding
 * 3) diverting

title: avertens


text: avertentes

title: avertentes


text: avertentia

title: avertentia


text: avertentis

title: avertentis


text: avertentium

title: avertentium


text: avertenti

title: avertenti


text: avertentibus

title: avertentibus


text: avertentem

title: avertentem


text: abriés

title: abriés


text: abriées

title: abriées


text: abriée

title: abriée


text: avellis

title: avellis


text: avellit

title: avellit


text: avellimus

title: avellimus


text: avellitis

title: avellitis


text: avellunt

title: avellunt


text: avellam

title: avellam


text: avelles

title: avelles


text: avellet

title: avellet


text: avellemus

title: avellemus


text: avelletis

title: avelletis


text: avellent

title: avellent


text: avellebam

title: avellebam


text: avellebas

title: avellebas


text: avellebat

title: avellebat


text: avellebamus

title: avellebamus


text: avellebatis

title: avellebatis


text: avellebant

title: avellebant


text: avulsisti

title: avulsisti


text: avulsit

title: avulsit


text: avulsimus

title: avulsimus


text: avulsistis

title: avulsistis


text: avulserunt

title: avulserunt


text: avulsero

title: avulsero


text: avulseris

title: avulseris


text: avulserit

title: avulserit


text: avulserimus

title: avulserimus


text: avulseritis

title: avulseritis


text: avulserint

title: avulserint


text: avulseram

title: avulseram


text: avulseras

title: avulseras


text: avulserat

title: avulserat


text: avulseramus

title: avulseramus


text: avulseratis

title: avulseratis


text: avulserant

title: avulserant


text: avellor

title: avellor


text: avelleris

title: avelleris


text: avellitur

title: avellitur


text: avellimur

title: avellimur


text: avellimini

title: avellimini


text: avelluntur

title: avelluntur


text:
avellar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to dry to the point of wrinkling
 * 2)  to rumple, to crease, to wrinkle

title: avellar


text: avelletur

title: avelletur


text: avellemur

title: avellemur


text: avellemini

title: avellemini


text: avellentur

title: avellentur


text: avellebar

title: avellebar


text: avellebaris

title: avellebaris


text: avellebatur

title: avellebatur


text: avellebamur

title: avellebamur


text: avellebamini

title: avellebamini


text: avellebantur

title: avellebantur


text: avellas

title: avellas


text: avellat

title: avellat


text: avellamus

title: avellamus


text: avellatis

title: avellatis


text: avellant

title: avellant


text: avellerem

title: avellerem


text: avelleres

title: avelleres


text: avelleret

title: avelleret


text: avelleremus

title: avelleremus


text: avelleretis

title: avelleretis


text: avellerent

title: avellerent


text: avulserim

title: avulserim


text: avulsissem

title: avulsissem


text: codes vestimentaires

title: codes vestimentaires


text: avulsisses

title: avulsisses


text: avulsisset

title: avulsisset


text: duplicatas

title: duplicatas


text: avulsissemus

title: avulsissemus


text: avulsissetis

title: avulsissetis


text: avulsissent

title: avulsissent


text: avellaris

title: avellaris


text: avellatur

title: avellatur


text: avellamur

title: avellamur


text: avellamini

title: avellamini


text: avellantur

title: avellantur


text: avellerer

title: avellerer


text: avellereris

title: avellereris


text: avelleretur

title: avelleretur


text: avelleremur

title: avelleremur


text: avelleremini

title: avelleremini


text: avellerentur

title: avellerentur


text: avelle

title: avelle


text: avellito

title: avellito


text: avellite

title: avellite


text: avellitote

title: avellitote


text: diviseurs

title: diviseurs


text: avellunto

title: avellunto


text:
avellere

Etymology
, derived from.

Conjugation
Including lesser-used forms:

title: avellere


text: avellitor

title: avellitor


text: avelluntor

title: avelluntor


text: avulsisse

title: avulsisse


text:
avulsus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) torn off or away

title: avulsus


text: avulsum

title: avulsum


text: avulsae

title: avulsae


text: avulsorum

title: avulsorum


text: avulsarum

title: avulsarum


text: avulsis

title: avulsis


text: avulsam

title: avulsam


text: avulsos

title: avulsos


text: avulsas

title: avulsas


text: baptizata

title: baptizata


text: baptizati

title: baptizati


text: baptizatae

title: baptizatae


text: baptizatarum

title: baptizatarum


text: baptizatam

title: baptizatam


text: baptizatos

title: baptizatos


text: baptizatas

title: baptizatas


text:
blasphemans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) blaspheming, reproaching, reviling

title: blasphemans


text: blasphemantes

title: blasphemantes


text: blasphemantia

title: blasphemantia


text: blasphemantis

title: blasphemantis


text: blasphemantium

title: blasphemantium


text: blasphemanti

title: blasphemanti


text: blasphemante

title: blasphemante


text: blasphemantibus

title: blasphemantibus


text: blasphemantem

title: blasphemantem


text: bovem

title: bovem


text: brachiorum

title: brachiorum


text:
brachio

Noun

 * 1) arm

title: brachio


text: brachiis

title: brachiis


text: filles de rue

title: filles de rue


text: filles de trottoir

title: filles de trottoir


text: filles de comptoir

title: filles de comptoir


text: filles de cuisine

title: filles de cuisine


text: filles de laiterie

title: filles de laiterie


text: dindons

title: dindons


text: byssi

title: byssi


text: byssorum

title: byssorum


text: bysso

title: bysso


text: byssis

title: byssis


text: byssum

title: byssum


text: byssos

title: byssos


text:
bysse

Etymology
Short form of and

Noun

 * 1)  a galley

Etymology
Short form of and, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  a galley

title: bysse


text:
cadus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bottle, jar, jug
 * 2) a measure for liquids containing three "urnas", or ~39 liters.

title: cadus


text: cadorum

title: cadorum


text: cadum

title: cadum


text: cados

title: cados


text: filles uniques

title: filles uniques


text: filles soumises

title: filles soumises


text: filles des rues

title: filles des rues


text: fils uniques

title: fils uniques


text:
calcandus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be trampled (on)

title: calcandus


text: calcanda

title: calcanda


text: calcandum

title: calcandum


text: calcandi

title: calcandi


text: calcandae

title: calcandae


text: calcandorum

title: calcandorum


text: calcandarum

title: calcandarum


text: calcandis

title: calcandis


text: calcandam

title: calcandam


text: calcandos

title: calcandos


text: calcandas

title: calcandas


text: calcande

title: calcande


text:
cautio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) precaution, caution
 * 2) stipulation, proviso, exception

title: cautio


text:
edaphologic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to edaphology

title: edaphologic


text: cautiones

title: cautiones


text: cautionis

title: cautionis


text: cautionum

title: cautionum


text: cautioni

title: cautioni


text: cautionibus

title: cautionibus


text:
edaphological

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to edaphology

title: edaphological


text: cautionem

title: cautionem


text: cautione

title: cautione


text:
chori

Etymology
From, from.

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  ill, sick

Noun

 * 1)  petty thief

title: chori


text: chororum

title: chororum


text: choris

title: choris


text: chorum

title: chorum


text: choros

title: choros


text:
circumsedens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) surrounding, encompassing

title: circumsedens


text: circumsedentes

title: circumsedentes


text: circumsedentia

title: circumsedentia


text: circumsedentis

title: circumsedentis


text: circumsedentium

title: circumsedentium


text: circumsedenti

title: circumsedenti


text: circumsedentibus

title: circumsedentibus


text: circumsedentem

title: circumsedentem


text: dessins animés

title: dessins animés


text:
fightable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Able to be fought.
 * 2)  Capable in combat.
 * 1)  Capable in combat.

title: fightable


text:
coagito

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to shake together

title: coagito


text: coagitas

title: coagitas


text: coagitat

title: coagitat


text: coagitamus

title: coagitamus


text: coagitatis

title: coagitatis


text: coagitant

title: coagitant


text: coagitabo

title: coagitabo


text: coagitabis

title: coagitabis


text: coagitabit

title: coagitabit


text: coagitabimus

title: coagitabimus


text: coagitabitis

title: coagitabitis


text: coagitabunt

title: coagitabunt


text: coagitabam

title: coagitabam


text: coagitabas

title: coagitabas


text: coagitabat

title: coagitabat


text: coagitabamus

title: coagitabamus


text: coagitabatis

title: coagitabatis


text: coagitabant

title: coagitabant


text: coagitavi

title: coagitavi


text: coagitavisti

title: coagitavisti


text: coagitavit

title: coagitavit


text: coagitavimus

title: coagitavimus


text: coagitavistis

title: coagitavistis


text: coagitaverunt

title: coagitaverunt


text: coagitavero

title: coagitavero


text: coagitaveris

title: coagitaveris


text: coagitaverit

title: coagitaverit


text: coagitaverimus

title: coagitaverimus


text: coagitaveritis

title: coagitaveritis


text: coagitaverint

title: coagitaverint


text: coagitaveram

title: coagitaveram


text: coagitaveras

title: coagitaveras


text: coagitaverat

title: coagitaverat


text: coagitaveramus

title: coagitaveramus


text: coagitaveratis

title: coagitaveratis


text: coagitaverant

title: coagitaverant


text: coagitor

title: coagitor


text: coagitaris

title: coagitaris


text: coagitatur

title: coagitatur


text: coagitamur

title: coagitamur


text: coagitamini

title: coagitamini


text: coagitantur

title: coagitantur


text: coagitabor

title: coagitabor


text: coagitaberis

title: coagitaberis


text: coagitabitur

title: coagitabitur


text: coagitabimur

title: coagitabimur


text: coagitabimini

title: coagitabimini


text: coagitabuntur

title: coagitabuntur


text: coagitabar

title: coagitabar


text: coagitabaris

title: coagitabaris


text: coagitabatur

title: coagitabatur


text: coagitabamur

title: coagitabamur


text: coagitabamini

title: coagitabamini


text: coagitabantur

title: coagitabantur


text: coagitem

title: coagitem


text: coagites

title: coagites


text: coagitet

title: coagitet


text: coagitemus

title: coagitemus


text: coagitetis

title: coagitetis


text: coagitent

title: coagitent


text: coagitarem

title: coagitarem


text: coagitares

title: coagitares


text: coagitaret

title: coagitaret


text: coagitaremus

title: coagitaremus


text: coagitaretis

title: coagitaretis


text: coagitarent

title: coagitarent


text: coagitaverim

title: coagitaverim


text: coagitavissem

title: coagitavissem


text: coagitavisses

title: coagitavisses


text: coagitavisset

title: coagitavisset


text: coagitavissemus

title: coagitavissemus


text: coagitavissetis

title: coagitavissetis


text: coagitavissent

title: coagitavissent


text: coagiter

title: coagiter


text: coagiteris

title: coagiteris


text: coagitetur

title: coagitetur


text: coagitemur

title: coagitemur


text: coagitemini

title: coagitemini


text: coagitentur

title: coagitentur


text: coagitarer

title: coagitarer


text: coagitareris

title: coagitareris


text: coagitaretur

title: coagitaretur


text: coagitaremur

title: coagitaremur


text: coagitaremini

title: coagitaremini


text: coagitarentur

title: coagitarentur


text: coagita

title: coagita


text: coagitato

title: coagitato


text:
coagitate

Verb

 * 1) To move or stir together.

title: coagitate


text: coagitatote

title: coagitatote


text: coagitanto

title: coagitanto


text: coagitare

title: coagitare


text: coagitator

title: coagitator


text: coagitantor

title: coagitantor


text: coagitavisse

title: coagitavisse


text: coagitari

title: coagitari


text:
coagitatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shaken together

title: coagitatus


text: bougies à boule

title: bougies à boule


text: coagitata

title: coagitata


text: coagitatum

title: coagitatum


text: coagitati

title: coagitati


text: coagitatae

title: coagitatae


text: coagitatorum

title: coagitatorum


text: coagitatarum

title: coagitatarum


text: coagitatam

title: coagitatam


text: coagitatos

title: coagitatos


text: coagitatas

title: coagitatas


text:
coangusto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to confine, compress, enclose
 * 2) to limit, restrict

title: coangusto


text: coangustas

title: coangustas


text: coangustat

title: coangustat


text: coangustamus

title: coangustamus


text: coangustatis

title: coangustatis


text: coangustant

title: coangustant


text: coangustabo

title: coangustabo


text: coangustabis

title: coangustabis


text: coangustabit

title: coangustabit


text: coangustabimus

title: coangustabimus


text: coangustabitis

title: coangustabitis


text: coangustabunt

title: coangustabunt


text: coangustabam

title: coangustabam


text: coangustabas

title: coangustabas


text: coangustabat

title: coangustabat


text: coangustabamus

title: coangustabamus


text: coangustabatis

title: coangustabatis


text: coangustabant

title: coangustabant


text: coangustavi

title: coangustavi


text: coangustavisti

title: coangustavisti


text: coangustavit

title: coangustavit


text: coangustavimus

title: coangustavimus


text: coangustavistis

title: coangustavistis


text: coangustaverunt

title: coangustaverunt


text: coangustavero

title: coangustavero


text: coangustaveris

title: coangustaveris


text: coangustaverit

title: coangustaverit


text: coangustaverimus

title: coangustaverimus


text: coangustaveritis

title: coangustaveritis


text: coangustaverint

title: coangustaverint


text: coangustaveram

title: coangustaveram


text: coangustaveras

title: coangustaveras


text: coangustaverat

title: coangustaverat


text: coangustaveramus

title: coangustaveramus


text: coangustaveratis

title: coangustaveratis


text: coangustaverant

title: coangustaverant


text: coangustor

title: coangustor


text: coangustaris

title: coangustaris


text: coangustatur

title: coangustatur


text: coangustamur

title: coangustamur


text: coangustamini

title: coangustamini


text: coangustantur

title: coangustantur


text: coangustabor

title: coangustabor


text: coangustaberis

title: coangustaberis


text: coangustabitur

title: coangustabitur


text: coangustabimur

title: coangustabimur


text: coangustabimini

title: coangustabimini


text: coangustabuntur

title: coangustabuntur


text: coangustabar

title: coangustabar


text: coangustabaris

title: coangustabaris


text: coangustabatur

title: coangustabatur


text: coangustabamur

title: coangustabamur


text: coangustabamini

title: coangustabamini


text: coangustabantur

title: coangustabantur


text: coangustem

title: coangustem


text: coangustes

title: coangustes


text: coangustet

title: coangustet


text: coangustemus

title: coangustemus


text: coangustetis

title: coangustetis


text: coangustent

title: coangustent


text: coangustarem

title: coangustarem


text: coangustares

title: coangustares


text: coangustaret

title: coangustaret


text: coangustaremus

title: coangustaremus


text: coangustaretis

title: coangustaretis


text: coangustarent

title: coangustarent


text: coangustaverim

title: coangustaverim


text: coangustavissem

title: coangustavissem


text: coangustavisses

title: coangustavisses


text: coangustavisset

title: coangustavisset


text: coangustavissemus

title: coangustavissemus


text: coangustavissetis

title: coangustavissetis


text: coangustavissent

title: coangustavissent


text: coanguster

title: coanguster


text: coangusteris

title: coangusteris


text: coangustetur

title: coangustetur


text: coangustemur

title: coangustemur


text: coangustemini

title: coangustemini


text: coangustentur

title: coangustentur


text: coangustarer

title: coangustarer


text: coangustareris

title: coangustareris


text: coangustaretur

title: coangustaretur


text: coangustaremur

title: coangustaremur


text: coangustaremini

title: coangustaremini


text: coangustarentur

title: coangustarentur


text: coangusta

title: coangusta


text: coangustato

title: coangustato


text: coangustate

title: coangustate


text: coangustatote

title: coangustatote


text: coangustanto

title: coangustanto


text: coangustare

title: coangustare


text: coangustator

title: coangustator


text: coangustantor

title: coangustantor


text: coangustavisse

title: coangustavisse


text: coangustari

title: coangustari


text: coartat

title: coartat


text: coartamus

title: coartamus


text: coartatis

title: coartatis


text: coartant

title: coartant


text: coartabo

title: coartabo


text: coartabis

title: coartabis


text: coartabit

title: coartabit


text: coartabimus

title: coartabimus


text: coartabitis

title: coartabitis


text: coartabunt

title: coartabunt


text: coartabam

title: coartabam


text: coartabat

title: coartabat


text: coartabamus

title: coartabamus


text: coartabatis

title: coartabatis


text: coartabant

title: coartabant


text: coartavisti

title: coartavisti


text: coartavit

title: coartavit


text: coartavimus

title: coartavimus


text: coartavistis

title: coartavistis


text: coartaverunt

title: coartaverunt


text: coartavero

title: coartavero


text: coartaveris

title: coartaveris


text: coartaverit

title: coartaverit


text: coartaverimus

title: coartaverimus


text: coartaveritis

title: coartaveritis


text: coartaverint

title: coartaverint


text: coartaveram

title: coartaveram


text: coartaveras

title: coartaveras


text: coartaverat

title: coartaverat


text: coartaveramus

title: coartaveramus


text: coartaveratis

title: coartaveratis


text: coartaverant

title: coartaverant


text: coartor

title: coartor


text: coartaris

title: coartaris


text: coartatur

title: coartatur


text: coartamur

title: coartamur


text: coartamini

title: coartamini


text: coartantur

title: coartantur


text: coartabor

title: coartabor


text: coartaberis

title: coartaberis


text: coartabitur

title: coartabitur


text: coartabimur

title: coartabimur


text: coartabimini

title: coartabimini


text: coartabuntur

title: coartabuntur


text: coartabar

title: coartabar


text: coartabaris

title: coartabaris


text: coartabatur

title: coartabatur


text: coartabamur

title: coartabamur


text: coartabamini

title: coartabamini


text: coartabantur

title: coartabantur


text: coartem

title: coartem


text: coartet

title: coartet


text: coartemus

title: coartemus


text: coartetis

title: coartetis


text: coartent

title: coartent


text: coartarem

title: coartarem


text: coartaret

title: coartaret


text: coartaremus

title: coartaremus


text: coartaretis

title: coartaretis


text: coartarent

title: coartarent


text: coartaverim

title: coartaverim


text: coartavissem

title: coartavissem


text: coartavisses

title: coartavisses


text: coartavisset

title: coartavisset


text: coartavissemus

title: coartavissemus


text: coartavissetis

title: coartavissetis


text: coartavissent

title: coartavissent


text: coarter

title: coarter


text: coarteris

title: coarteris


text: coartetur

title: coartetur


text: coartemur

title: coartemur


text: coartemini

title: coartemini


text: coartentur

title: coartentur


text: coartarer

title: coartarer


text: coartareris

title: coartareris


text: coartaretur

title: coartaretur


text: coartaremur

title: coartaremur


text: coartaremini

title: coartaremini


text: coartarentur

title: coartarentur


text: coartatote

title: coartatote


text: coartanto

title: coartanto


text: coartator

title: coartator


text: coartantor

title: coartantor


text: coartavisse

title: coartavisse


text: coartari

title: coartari


text: bellotas

title: bellotas


text:
unicameralism

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  The principle and practice of having a legislative body consisting of a single chamber.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Dutch: eenkamerstelsel, unicameralisme
 * Finnish: yksikamarijärjestelmä
 * French: ,
 * Georgian: ერთპალატიანობა, უნიკამერალიზმი
 * Greek: μονοκαμεραλισμός
 * Italian: unicameralismo
 * Japanese: 一院制
 * Korean:
 * Polish: unikameralizm, jednoizbowość
 * Portuguese: unicamaralismo,
 * Russian: однопала́тная систе́ма, однопала́тность
 * Spanish: unicameralidad

title: unicameralism


text:
neúmyslně

Adverb

 * 1) unintentionally

title: neúmyslně


text:
Talk:chapelet thaï

T should be lowercase, it refers to the adjective thaï not the noun. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:02, 14 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Yep, got it. Sorry it took 10 years, boss Indian subcontinent (talk) 23:10, 30 May 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:chapelet thaï


text: guindos

title: guindos


text: charnières

title: charnières


text: charpies

title: charpies


text: chaînons manquants

title: chaînons manquants


text: chefs de file

title: chefs de file


text:
amaginarreba

Etymology
Perhaps from, see for more details.

Noun

 * 1) mother-in-law

title: amaginarreba


text:
aitaginarreba

Etymology
Probably from. Alternatively, might have been extracted from this term and. In that case, it might be derived from.

Noun

 * 1) father-in-law

title: aitaginarreba


text:
amaginarrebakide

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  co-mother-in-law

title: amaginarrebakide


text:
aitaginarrebakide

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  co-father-in-law

title: aitaginarrebakide


text:
baselike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a base (in various senses).

title: baselike


text: shoads

title: shoads


text: laughathons

title: laughathons


text: sheepdips

title: sheepdips


text: deathbells

title: deathbells


text:
postathon

Noun

 * 1)  A period in which many messages are posted (as to an Internet newsgroup or forum).

title: postathon


text: postathons

title: postathons


text: postbags

title: postbags


text:
pelmatogram

Noun

 * 1)  An imprint of the sole or plantar surface of a foot, such as may be made by pressing an inked foot onto paper or a greased foot in plaster of Paris.
 * In modern times, the only use I've heard for making a pelmatogram is for newborn babies, as a form of identification.

title: pelmatogram


text:
azeeʼ

Etymology
Derived from

Noun

 * 1)  medicine, drug, pharmaceutical

title: azeeʼ


text: pkoi

title: pkoi


text: slt

title: slt


text:
ckoi

Etymology
From.

title: ckoi


text:
cognomino

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be named, called; to have a (specified) surname

title: cognomino


text: cognominas

title: cognominas


text: cognominat

title: cognominat


text: cognominamus

title: cognominamus


text: cognominatis

title: cognominatis


text: cognominant

title: cognominant


text: cognominabo

title: cognominabo


text: cognominabis

title: cognominabis


text: cognominabit

title: cognominabit


text: cognominabimus

title: cognominabimus


text: cognominabitis

title: cognominabitis


text: cognominabunt

title: cognominabunt


text: cognominabam

title: cognominabam


text: cognominabas

title: cognominabas


text: cognominabat

title: cognominabat


text: cognominabamus

title: cognominabamus


text: cognominabatis

title: cognominabatis


text: cognominabant

title: cognominabant


text: cognominavi

title: cognominavi


text: cognominavisti

title: cognominavisti


text: cognominavit

title: cognominavit


text: cognominavimus

title: cognominavimus


text: cognominavistis

title: cognominavistis


text: cognominaverunt

title: cognominaverunt


text: cognominavero

title: cognominavero


text: cognominaveris

title: cognominaveris


text: cognominaverit

title: cognominaverit


text: cognominaverimus

title: cognominaverimus


text: cognominaveritis

title: cognominaveritis


text: cognominaverint

title: cognominaverint


text: cognominaveram

title: cognominaveram


text: cognominaveras

title: cognominaveras


text: cognominaverat

title: cognominaverat


text: cognominaveramus

title: cognominaveramus


text: cognominaveratis

title: cognominaveratis


text: cognominaverant

title: cognominaverant


text: cognominor

title: cognominor


text: cognominaris

title: cognominaris


text: cognominatur

title: cognominatur


text: cognominamur

title: cognominamur


text: cognominamini

title: cognominamini


text: cognominantur

title: cognominantur


text: cognominabor

title: cognominabor


text: cognominaberis

title: cognominaberis


text: cognominabitur

title: cognominabitur


text: cognominabimur

title: cognominabimur


text: cognominabimini

title: cognominabimini


text: cognominabuntur

title: cognominabuntur


text: cognominabar

title: cognominabar


text: cognominabaris

title: cognominabaris


text: cognominabatur

title: cognominabatur


text: cognominabamur

title: cognominabamur


text: cognominabamini

title: cognominabamini


text: cognominabantur

title: cognominabantur


text: cognominem

title: cognominem


text: cognomines

title: cognomines


text: cognominet

title: cognominet


text: cognominemus

title: cognominemus


text: cognominetis

title: cognominetis


text: cognominent

title: cognominent


text: cognominarem

title: cognominarem


text: cognominares

title: cognominares


text: cognominaret

title: cognominaret


text: cognominaremus

title: cognominaremus


text: cognominaretis

title: cognominaretis


text: cognominarent

title: cognominarent


text: cognominaverim

title: cognominaverim


text: cognominavissem

title: cognominavissem


text: cognominavisses

title: cognominavisses


text: cognominavisset

title: cognominavisset


text: cognominavissemus

title: cognominavissemus


text: cognominavissetis

title: cognominavissetis


text: cognominavissent

title: cognominavissent


text: cognominer

title: cognominer


text: cognomineris

title: cognomineris


text: cognominetur

title: cognominetur


text: cognominemur

title: cognominemur


text: cognominemini

title: cognominemini


text: cognominentur

title: cognominentur


text: cognominarer

title: cognominarer


text: cognominareris

title: cognominareris


text: cognominaretur

title: cognominaretur


text: cognominaremur

title: cognominaremur


text: cognominaremini

title: cognominaremini


text: cognominarentur

title: cognominarentur


text: cognominato

title: cognominato


text:
cognominate

Verb

 * 1)  To name.

title: cognominate


text: cognominatote

title: cognominatote


text: cognominanto

title: cognominanto


text: cognominare

title: cognominare


text: cognominator

title: cognominator


text: cognominantor

title: cognominantor


text: cognominavisse

title: cognominavisse


text: cognominari

title: cognominari


text:
μέγιστος

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * : biggest, largest

Adjective

 * 1)  (greatest, highest, maximum)

title: μέγιστος


text:
ringcraft

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Tactical skill and positioning in the boxing ring.
 * 2) * Episode 12, The Cyclops
 * Handicapped as he was by lack of poundage, Dublin's pet lamb made up for it by superlative skill in ringcraft.
 * 1) * 2010, Gareth A Davies,  online version (blog); December 14 2010 Amir Khan v Marcos Maidana: Fight of the year ?
 * Khan moved to 24-1 with this victory – Maidana to 29-2 – and showed the edge in speed and ringcraft. But Maidana, a wall of stone with a granite chin, barely took a backward step.
 * 1)  The skills necessary to compete in a dog show.
 * 2) * 2008, John O'Groat Journal november 5 2008, Going for gold at Caithness Canine Club
 * The club gives what support it can when asked by local organisations, hosting dog events and fundraising events. Classes are held in obedience and agility on a weekly basis and ringcraft classes are held intermittently.
 * The club gives what support it can when asked by local organisations, hosting dog events and fundraising events. Classes are held in obedience and agility on a weekly basis and ringcraft classes are held intermittently.

title: ringcraft


text: comitata

title: comitata


text: comitatum

title: comitatum


text: comitatae

title: comitatae


text: comitatorum

title: comitatorum


text: comitatarum

title: comitatarum


text: comitatis

title: comitatis


text: comitatam

title: comitatam


text: comitatos

title: comitatos


text: comitatas

title: comitatas


text: comitate

title: comitate


text: comitatui

title: comitatui


text: comitatu

title: comitatu


text: comitatuum

title: comitatuum


text: comitatibus

title: comitatibus


text:
commemoratio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) remembrance, commemoration

title: commemoratio


text: commemorationes

title: commemorationes


text: commemorationis

title: commemorationis


text: commemorationum

title: commemorationum


text: commemorationi

title: commemorationi


text: commemorationibus

title: commemorationibus


text: commemorationem

title: commemorationem


text: commemoratione

title: commemoratione


text:
μέγιστου

Adjective

 * 1)  (greatest, highest, maximum)

title: μέγιστου


text:
conculcatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) trampled
 * 2) crushed, oppressed
 * 3) despised, disregarded

title: conculcatus


text: conculcatum

title: conculcatum


text: conculcatae

title: conculcatae


text: conculcatorum

title: conculcatorum


text: conculcatarum

title: conculcatarum


text: conculcatam

title: conculcatam


text: conculcatos

title: conculcatos


text: conculcatas

title: conculcatas


text:
jigtime

Noun

 * 1)  A short period of time.
 * 2) * Episode 12, The Cyclops
 * The Englishman, whose right eye was nearly closed, took his corner where he was liberally drenched with water and when the bell went came on gamey and brimful of pluck, confident of knocking out the fistic Eblanite in jigtime.

title: jigtime


text:
concutio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to shake violently (or together)
 * 2) to agitate
 * 3) to terrify or alarm

title: concutio


text: concutis

title: concutis


text: concutit

title: concutit


text: concutimus

title: concutimus


text: concutitis

title: concutitis


text: concutiunt

title: concutiunt


text: concutiam

title: concutiam


text: concuties

title: concuties


text: concutiet

title: concutiet


text: concutiemus

title: concutiemus


text: concutietis

title: concutietis


text: concutient

title: concutient


text: concutiebam

title: concutiebam


text: concutiebas

title: concutiebas


text: concutiebat

title: concutiebat


text: concutiebamus

title: concutiebamus


text: concutiebatis

title: concutiebatis


text: concutiebant

title: concutiebant


text: concussisti

title: concussisti


text: concussit

title: concussit


text: concussimus

title: concussimus


text: concussistis

title: concussistis


text: concusserunt

title: concusserunt


text: concussero

title: concussero


text: concusseris

title: concusseris


text: concusserit

title: concusserit


text: concusserimus

title: concusserimus


text: concusseritis

title: concusseritis


text: concusserint

title: concusserint


text: concusseram

title: concusseram


text: concusseras

title: concusseras


text: concusserat

title: concusserat


text: concusseramus

title: concusseramus


text: concusseratis

title: concusseratis


text: concusserant

title: concusserant


text: concutior

title: concutior


text: concuteris

title: concuteris


text: concutitur

title: concutitur


text: concutimur

title: concutimur


text: concutimini

title: concutimini


text: concutiuntur

title: concutiuntur


text: concutiar

title: concutiar


text: concutieris

title: concutieris


text: concutietur

title: concutietur


text: concutiemur

title: concutiemur


text: concutiemini

title: concutiemini


text: concutientur

title: concutientur


text: concutiebar

title: concutiebar


text: concutiebaris

title: concutiebaris


text: concutiebatur

title: concutiebatur


text: concutiebamur

title: concutiebamur


text: concutiebamini

title: concutiebamini


text: concutiebantur

title: concutiebantur


text: concutias

title: concutias


text: concutiat

title: concutiat


text: concutiamus

title: concutiamus


text: concutiatis

title: concutiatis


text: concutiant

title: concutiant


text: concuterem

title: concuterem


text: concuteres

title: concuteres


text: concuteret

title: concuteret


text: concuteremus

title: concuteremus


text: concuteretis

title: concuteretis


text: concuterent

title: concuterent


text: concusserim

title: concusserim


text: concussissem

title: concussissem


text: concussisses

title: concussisses


text: concussisset

title: concussisset


text: concussissemus

title: concussissemus


text: concussissetis

title: concussissetis


text: concussissent

title: concussissent


text: concutiaris

title: concutiaris


text: concutiatur

title: concutiatur


text: concutiamur

title: concutiamur


text: concutiamini

title: concutiamini


text: concutiantur

title: concutiantur


text: concuterer

title: concuterer


text: concutereris

title: concutereris


text: concuteretur

title: concuteretur


text: concuteremur

title: concuteremur


text: concuteremini

title: concuteremini


text: concuterentur

title: concuterentur


text: concute

title: concute


text: concutito

title: concutito


text: concutite

title: concutite


text: concutitote

title: concutitote


text: concutiunto

title: concutiunto


text: concutere

title: concutere


text: concutitor

title: concutitor


text: concutiuntor

title: concutiuntor


text: concussisse

title: concussisse


text: concuti

title: concuti


text:
conferens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) gathering (together), uniting, joining
 * 2) opposing
 * 3) comparing
 * 4) conferring (with or on or used alone)

title: conferens


text: conferentes

title: conferentes


text:
conferentia

Noun

 * 1) conference

title: conferentia


text: conferentis

title: conferentis


text: conferentium

title: conferentium


text: conferenti

title: conferenti


text: conferentibus

title: conferentibus


text: conferentem

title: conferentem


text:
confersus

Adjective

 * 1) crowded together
 * 2) compact

title: confersus


text: confersa

title: confersa


text: confersum

title: confersum


text: confersi

title: confersi


text: confersae

title: confersae


text: confersorum

title: confersorum


text: confersarum

title: confersarum


text: conferso

title: conferso


text: confersis

title: confersis


text: confersam

title: confersam


text: confersos

title: confersos


text: confersas

title: confersas


text: conferse

title: conferse


text: confortat

title: confortat


text: confortamus

title: confortamus


text: confortatis

title: confortatis


text: confortabo

title: confortabo


text: confortabis

title: confortabis


text: confortabit

title: confortabit


text: confortabimus

title: confortabimus


text: confortabitis

title: confortabitis


text: confortabunt

title: confortabunt


text: confortabam

title: confortabam


text: confortabat

title: confortabat


text: confortabamus

title: confortabamus


text: confortabatis

title: confortabatis


text: confortabant

title: confortabant


text: confortavisti

title: confortavisti


text: confortavit

title: confortavit


text: confortavimus

title: confortavimus


text: confortavistis

title: confortavistis


text: confortaverunt

title: confortaverunt


text: confortavero

title: confortavero


text: confortaveris

title: confortaveris


text: confortaverit

title: confortaverit


text: confortaverimus

title: confortaverimus


text: confortaveritis

title: confortaveritis


text: confortaverint

title: confortaverint


text: confortaveram

title: confortaveram


text: confortaveras

title: confortaveras


text: confortaverat

title: confortaverat


text: confortaveramus

title: confortaveramus


text: confortaveratis

title: confortaveratis


text: confortaverant

title: confortaverant


text: confortor

title: confortor


text: confortaris

title: confortaris


text: confortatur

title: confortatur


text: confortamur

title: confortamur


text: confortamini

title: confortamini


text: confortantur

title: confortantur


text: confortabor

title: confortabor


text: confortaberis

title: confortaberis


text: confortabitur

title: confortabitur


text: confortabimur

title: confortabimur


text: confortabimini

title: confortabimini


text: confortabuntur

title: confortabuntur


text: confortabar

title: confortabar


text: confortabaris

title: confortabaris


text: confortabatur

title: confortabatur


text: confortabamur

title: confortabamur


text: confortabamini

title: confortabamini


text: confortabantur

title: confortabantur


text: confortem

title: confortem


text: confortet

title: confortet


text: confortemus

title: confortemus


text: confortetis

title: confortetis


text: confortarem

title: confortarem


text: confortaret

title: confortaret


text: confortaremus

title: confortaremus


text: confortaretis

title: confortaretis


text: confortarent

title: confortarent


text: confortaverim

title: confortaverim


text: confortavissem

title: confortavissem


text: confortavisses

title: confortavisses


text: confortavisset

title: confortavisset


text: confortavissemus

title: confortavissemus


text: confortavissetis

title: confortavissetis


text: confortavissent

title: confortavissent


text: conforteris

title: conforteris


text: confortetur

title: confortetur


text: confortemur

title: confortemur


text: confortemini

title: confortemini


text: confortentur

title: confortentur


text: confortarer

title: confortarer


text: confortareris

title: confortareris


text: confortaretur

title: confortaretur


text: confortaremur

title: confortaremur


text: confortaremini

title: confortaremini


text: confortarentur

title: confortarentur


text: confortatote

title: confortatote


text: confortanto

title: confortanto


text: confortator

title: confortator


text: confortantor

title: confortantor


text: confortavisse

title: confortavisse


text: confortari

title: confortari


text: confracta

title: confracta


text: confracti

title: confracti


text: confractae

title: confractae


text: confractorum

title: confractorum


text: confractarum

title: confractarum


text: confracto

title: confracto


text: confractis

title: confractis


text: confractam

title: confractam


text: confractos

title: confractos


text: confractas

title: confractas


text: confracte

title: confracte


text:
米塩

Noun

 * 1) daily necessities such as rice and salt; livelihood

title: 米塩


text:
confortans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) strengthening

title: confortans


text: confortantes

title: confortantes


text: confortantia

title: confortantia


text: confortantis

title: confortantis


text: confortantium

title: confortantium


text: confortantibus

title: confortantibus


text: confortantem

title: confortantem


text:
米寿

Noun

 * 1) age of eighty-eight (from the shape of the character 米 which contains the letters 八 in the upper and lower parts)

title: 米寿


text:
downface

Verb

 * 1)  To persist in an assertion in the face of opposition.
 * 2)  To disparage; to cause to lose face.
 * 1)  To disparage; to cause to lose face.
 * 1)  To disparage; to cause to lose face.
 * 1)  To disparage; to cause to lose face.
 * 1)  To disparage; to cause to lose face.

Noun

 * 1)  A profile characterized by a downward sloping muzzle.
 * 2) The face that is oriented downward.
 * 1) The face that is oriented downward.
 * 1) The face that is oriented downward.
 * 1) The face that is oriented downward.

Adjective

 * 1) Having or on a downward oriented face.

Adverb

 * 1) Further down the face.
 * 2) Facing downwards.
 * 1) Facing downwards.
 * 1) Facing downwards.
 * 1) Facing downwards.

title: downface


text: confricas

title: confricas


text: confricat

title: confricat


text: confricamus

title: confricamus


text: confricatis

title: confricatis


text: confricant

title: confricant


text: confricabo

title: confricabo


text: confricabis

title: confricabis


text: confricabit

title: confricabit


text: confricabimus

title: confricabimus


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Citations:rub one's hands

 * Episode 12, The Cyclops
 * --We'll put force against force, says the citizen. We have our greater Ireland beyond the sea. They were driven out of house and home in the black 47. Their mudcabins and their shielings by the roadside were laid low by the batteringram and the Times rubbed its hands and told the whitelivered Saxons there would soon be as few Irish in Ireland as redskins in America

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confricans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) rubbing

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米粟

Noun

 * 1)  grain; cereal
 * 2)  rice hull; rice husk
 * 1)  rice hull; rice husk

Synonyms

Noun

 * 1)  grain; rice and millet

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Williamite

Noun

 * 1)  A follower of King William III of England who deposed King James II in the.
 * 2) * Episode 12, The Cyclops
 * We fought for the royal Stuarts that reneged us against the Williamites and they betrayed us.

Translations

 * Irish: Clann Bhullaí

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ching chong

Etymology
, originally representing of, such as 's  and , 's  and , 's  and , and etc, as heard by English-speakers, and reinforced by perceptions of other Asian languages, especially with existing surnames of Chinese origin, such as Ching/Cheng and Chong/Chung.

Usage notes
The term will often be pronounced or performed with unusual exaggeration, cadence and emphasis to mimic perceptions of East Asian languages; the user may consider the term humorous or a crass joke.

Noun

 * 1)  A Chinese or other Asian person.

title: ching chong


text:
Battenberger

Etymology
Borrowed from. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) A resident of inhabitant or Battenberg.

Translations

 * German: Battenberger, Battenbergerin

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headful

Noun

 * 1) An amount of information, emotion, etc. present in the mind.
 * 2) * 1994, National Storytelling Association (U.S.), Sheila Dailey, Tales as tools: the power of story in the classroom (page 15)
 * The headful of stories you gather over a lifetime lets you refold the time and space of your history into meaningful, tellable patterns.

Adjective

 * 1)  That fills the head of a phage

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heartful

Noun

 * 1) An amount of emotion considered to be present in the heart.

Etymology 2
From, ; equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) Sincere and compassionate.

title: heartful


text:
Battenberg

Etymology
. The surname derives from the town in Hesse.

Proper noun

 * , anglicized in 1917 as Mountbatten.

Translations

 * German: Battenberg
 * Greek: Μπάττενμπεργκ
 * Marathi: बाटनबेर्क

Etymology
, from, a personal name from +. The surname derives from the town in Hesse.

Derived terms

 * Battenberger

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conprehendens

Etymology
Present participle of.

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text:
comprehendens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) grasping, gripping
 * 2) arresting, catching
 * 3) comprehending

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voicemailbox

Noun

 * 1) An electronic mailbox that stores voicemail messages.

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conquasso

Verb

 * 1) to shake violently
 * 2) to shatter
 * 3) to unsettle or disturb

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title: conquassemus


text: conquassetis

title: conquassetis


text: conquassent

title: conquassent


text: conquassarem

title: conquassarem


text: conquassares

title: conquassares


text:
крин

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lily

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  lily

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  lily

title: крин


text: conquassaret

title: conquassaret


text: conquassaremus

title: conquassaremus


text: conquassaretis

title: conquassaretis


text: conquassarent

title: conquassarent


text: conquassaverim

title: conquassaverim


text: conquassavissem

title: conquassavissem


text: conquassavisses

title: conquassavisses


text: conquassavisset

title: conquassavisset


text: conquassavissemus

title: conquassavissemus


text: conquassavissetis

title: conquassavissetis


text: conquassavissent

title: conquassavissent


text: conquasser

title: conquasser


text: conquasseris

title: conquasseris


text: conquassetur

title: conquassetur


text: conquassemur

title: conquassemur


text: conquassemini

title: conquassemini


text: conquassentur

title: conquassentur


text: conquassarer

title: conquassarer


text: conquassareris

title: conquassareris


text: conquassaretur

title: conquassaretur


text: conquassaremur

title: conquassaremur


text: conquassaremini

title: conquassaremini


text: conquassarentur

title: conquassarentur


text: conquassa

title: conquassa


text: conquassato

title: conquassato


text:
conquassate

Etymology
, past participle of.

Verb

 * 1)  To shake; to agitate.

title: conquassate


text: conquassatote

title: conquassatote


text: conquassanto

title: conquassanto


text: conquassare

title: conquassare


text: conquassator

title: conquassator


text: conquassantor

title: conquassantor


text: conquassavisse

title: conquassavisse


text: conquassari

title: conquassari


text:
consummatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) summed up
 * 2) accomplished, completed, consummated, perfected

title: consummatus


text: consummata

title: consummata


text: consummatum

title: consummatum


text: consummati

title: consummati


text: consummatae

title: consummatae


text: consummatorum

title: consummatorum


text: consummatarum

title: consummatarum


text: consummatam

title: consummatam


text: consummatos

title: consummatos


text: consummatas

title: consummatas


text:
денница

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  dawn
 * 2)  morning star

title: денница


text: gloom-and-doomer

title: gloom-and-doomer


text: gloom-and-doomers

title: gloom-and-doomers


text: Zyrians

title: Zyrians


text:
coruscans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) brandishing, shaking, quivering
 * 2) flashing, glittering

title: coruscans


text: coruscantes

title: coruscantes


text: coruscantia

title: coruscantia


text: coruscantis

title: coruscantis


text: coruscantium

title: coruscantium


text: coruscanti

title: coruscanti


text: coruscantibus

title: coruscantibus


text: coruscantem

title: coruscantem


text:
filmize

Verb

 * 1)  To adapt (a work) into a film.
 * 2)  To reprocess (a video recording) so that it appears to have been shot on film.

title: filmize


text: filmizes

title: filmizes


text: filmizing

title: filmizing


text: filmized

title: filmized


text:
filmization

Noun

 * 1) A film adaptation of a work.

title: filmization


text: filmizations

title: filmizations


text: cribras

title: cribras


text: cribrat

title: cribrat


text: cribramus

title: cribramus


text: cribratis

title: cribratis


text: cribrant

title: cribrant


text: cribrabo

title: cribrabo


text: cribrabis

title: cribrabis


text: cribrabit

title: cribrabit


text: cribrabimus

title: cribrabimus


text: cribrabitis

title: cribrabitis


text: cribrabunt

title: cribrabunt


text: cribrabam

title: cribrabam


text: cribrabas

title: cribrabas


text: cribrabat

title: cribrabat


text: cribrabamus

title: cribrabamus


text: cribrabatis

title: cribrabatis


text: cribrabant

title: cribrabant


text: cribravi

title: cribravi


text: cribravisti

title: cribravisti


text: cribravit

title: cribravit


text: cribravimus

title: cribravimus


text: cribravistis

title: cribravistis


text: cribraverunt

title: cribraverunt


text: cribravero

title: cribravero


text: cribraveris

title: cribraveris


text: cribraverit

title: cribraverit


text: cribraverimus

title: cribraverimus


text: cribraveritis

title: cribraveritis


text: cribraverint

title: cribraverint


text: cribraveram

title: cribraveram


text: cribraveras

title: cribraveras


text: cribraverat

title: cribraverat


text: cribraveramus

title: cribraveramus


text: cribraveratis

title: cribraveratis


text: cribraverant

title: cribraverant


text: cribror

title: cribror


text: cribraris

title: cribraris


text: cribratur

title: cribratur


text: cribramur

title: cribramur


text:
interracially

Adverb

 * 1) Between races.
 * Marrying interracially was not always socially acceptable.

title: interracially


text: cribramini

title: cribramini


text: cribrantur

title: cribrantur


text: cribrabor

title: cribrabor


text: cribraberis

title: cribraberis


text: cribrabitur

title: cribrabitur


text: cribrabimur

title: cribrabimur


text: cribrabimini

title: cribrabimini


text: cribrabuntur

title: cribrabuntur


text: cribrabar

title: cribrabar


text: cribrabaris

title: cribrabaris


text:
interraciality

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being interracial.

title: interraciality


text: cribrabatur

title: cribrabatur


text: cribrabamur

title: cribrabamur


text: cribrabamini

title: cribrabamini


text: cribrabantur

title: cribrabantur


text: cribrem

title: cribrem


text: cribres

title: cribres


text: cribret

title: cribret


text: cribremus

title: cribremus


text: cribretis

title: cribretis


text: cribrent

title: cribrent


text: cribrarem

title: cribrarem


text: cribrares

title: cribrares


text: cribraret

title: cribraret


text: cribraremus

title: cribraremus


text: cribraretis

title: cribraretis


text: cribrarent

title: cribrarent


text: cribraverim

title: cribraverim


text: cribravissem

title: cribravissem


text: cribravisses

title: cribravisses


text: cribravisset

title: cribravisset


text: cribravissemus

title: cribravissemus


text: cribravissetis

title: cribravissetis


text: cribravissent

title: cribravissent


text: cribrer

title: cribrer


text: cribreris

title: cribreris


text: cribretur

title: cribretur


text: cribremur

title: cribremur


text: cribremini

title: cribremini


text: cribrentur

title: cribrentur


text: cribrarer

title: cribrarer


text: cribrareris

title: cribrareris


text: cribraretur

title: cribraretur


text: cribraremur

title: cribraremur


text: cribraremini

title: cribraremini


text: cribrarentur

title: cribrarentur


text: cribra

title: cribra


text: cribrato

title: cribrato


text:
cribrate

Etymology
, past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) cribriform

title: cribrate


text: cribratote

title: cribratote


text: cribranto

title: cribranto


text: cribrare

title: cribrare


text: cribrator

title: cribrator


text: cribrantor

title: cribrantor


text: cribravisse

title: cribravisse


text: cribrari

title: cribrari


text:
intersocially

Adverb

 * 1) Between societies.

title: intersocially


text:
crucio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to crucify
 * 2) to torture

title: crucio


text: crucias

title: crucias


text:
cruciat

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) crusader

title: cruciat


text: cruciamus

title: cruciamus


text: cruciatis

title: cruciatis


text: cruciant

title: cruciant


text: cruciabo

title: cruciabo


text: cruciabis

title: cruciabis


text: cruciabit

title: cruciabit


text: cruciabimus

title: cruciabimus


text: cruciabitis

title: cruciabitis


text: cruciabunt

title: cruciabunt


text: cruciabam

title: cruciabam


text: cruciabas

title: cruciabas


text: cruciabat

title: cruciabat


text: cruciabamus

title: cruciabamus


text: cruciabatis

title: cruciabatis


text: cruciabant

title: cruciabant


text: cruciavi

title: cruciavi


text: cruciavisti

title: cruciavisti


text: cruciavit

title: cruciavit


text: cruciavimus

title: cruciavimus


text: cruciavistis

title: cruciavistis


text: cruciaverunt

title: cruciaverunt


text: cruciavero

title: cruciavero


text: cruciaveris

title: cruciaveris


text: cruciaverit

title: cruciaverit


text: cruciaverimus

title: cruciaverimus


text: cruciaveritis

title: cruciaveritis


text: cruciaverint

title: cruciaverint


text: cruciaveram

title: cruciaveram


text: cruciaveras

title: cruciaveras


text: cruciaverat

title: cruciaverat


text: cruciaveramus

title: cruciaveramus


text: cruciaveratis

title: cruciaveratis


text: cruciaverant

title: cruciaverant


text: crucior

title: crucior


text: cruciaris

title: cruciaris


text: cruciatur

title: cruciatur


text: cruciamur

title: cruciamur


text: cruciamini

title: cruciamini


text: cruciantur

title: cruciantur


text: cruciabor

title: cruciabor


text: cruciaberis

title: cruciaberis


text: cruciabitur

title: cruciabitur


text: cruciabimur

title: cruciabimur


text: cruciabimini

title: cruciabimini


text: cruciabuntur

title: cruciabuntur


text: cruciabar

title: cruciabar


text: cruciabaris

title: cruciabaris


text: cruciabatur

title: cruciabatur


text: cruciabamur

title: cruciabamur


text: cruciabamini

title: cruciabamini


text: cruciabantur

title: cruciabantur


text: cruciem

title: cruciem


text: crucies

title: crucies


text: cruciet

title: cruciet


text: cruciemus

title: cruciemus


text: crucietis

title: crucietis


text: crucient

title: crucient


text: cruciarem

title: cruciarem


text: cruciares

title: cruciares


text: cruciaret

title: cruciaret


text: cruciaremus

title: cruciaremus


text: cruciaretis

title: cruciaretis


text: cruciarent

title: cruciarent


text: cruciaverim

title: cruciaverim


text: cruciavissem

title: cruciavissem


text: cruciavisses

title: cruciavisses


text: cruciavisset

title: cruciavisset


text: cruciavissemus

title: cruciavissemus


text: cruciavissetis

title: cruciavissetis


text: cruciavissent

title: cruciavissent


text: crucier

title: crucier


text: crucieris

title: crucieris


text: crucietur

title: crucietur


text: cruciemur

title: cruciemur


text: cruciemini

title: cruciemini


text: crucientur

title: crucientur


text: cruciarer

title: cruciarer


text: cruciareris

title: cruciareris


text: cruciaretur

title: cruciaretur


text: cruciaremur

title: cruciaremur


text: cruciaremini

title: cruciaremini


text: cruciarentur

title: cruciarentur


text: crucia

title: crucia


text: cruciato

title: cruciato


text: cruciatote

title: cruciatote


text: crucianto

title: crucianto


text: cruciare

title: cruciare


text: cruciator

title: cruciator


text: cruciantor

title: cruciantor


text: cruciavisse

title: cruciavisse


text: cruciari

title: cruciari


text: cuidam

title: cuidam


text: cuiusdam

title: cuiusdam


text:
Talk:cuidam

Same as quidam:? Equinox ◑ 15:49, 14 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:cuidam


text:
embridar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to bridle
 * 2)  to rein in, restrain

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to bridle

title: embridar


text:
cuiusquam

Pronoun

 * : of anyone / anything

title: cuiusquam


text: unbridgable

title: unbridgable


text: curasset

title: curasset


text:
montura

Noun

 * 1) uniform

Noun

 * 1) mount animal used for riding
 * 2) harness gear used for riding
 * 3) mounting
 * 4) assembling
 * 5)  frame
 * 1)  frame

title: montura


text: curatae

title: curatae


text: curatorum

title: curatorum


text: curatarum

title: curatarum


text: curatam

title: curatam


text: curatos

title: curatos


text: curatas

title: curatas


text: montajes

title: montajes


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/vysokъ

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) high
 * 2) tall
 * 1) tall

Descendants

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


text: προβάτου

title: προβάτου


text: προβάτων

title: προβάτων


text: πρόβατα

title: πρόβατα


text:
decurrens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) running, flowing down
 * 2) hastening

title: decurrens


text: decurrentes

title: decurrentes


text: decurrentia

title: decurrentia


text: decurrentis

title: decurrentis


text: decurrentium

title: decurrentium


text: decurrenti

title: decurrenti


text: decurrentibus

title: decurrentibus


text: decurrentem

title: decurrentem


text: redyeings

title: redyeings


text:
rewax

Verb

 * 1)  To wax again.

title: rewax


text: rewaxes

title: rewaxes


text:
rewaxing

Noun

 * 1) The act of waxing something again.

title: rewaxing


text: rewaxed

title: rewaxed


text:
deficiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) failing, disappointing
 * 2) deserting, abandoning

title: deficiens


text:
antisoviet

Adjective

 * 1)  Opposing the Soviet Union.

Translations

 * Adyghe: антисоветскэ
 * Azerbaijani: antisovet
 * Belarusian: антысавецкі
 * Bulgarian: антисъветски
 * Chechen: антисоветски, антисоветан
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Estonian: nõukogudevastane
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German: antisowjetisch
 * Greek:
 * Icelandic: andsovéskur
 * Italian: antisovietico
 * Kazakh: антисоветтік, антикеңестік
 * Ossetian: антисоветон
 * Polish: ,
 * Portuguese: antissoviético
 * Russian:
 * Serbo-Croatian: антисовјетски, antisovjetski, протусовјетски, protusovjetski
 * Slovak: antisovietsky
 * Swedish: antisovjetisk, sovjetfientlig
 * Tajik:
 * Turkish: antisovyet
 * Ukrainian:

title: antisoviet


text: deficientes

title: deficientes


text:
deficientia

Noun

 * 1) deficiency

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) deficiency, want

title: deficientia


text: deficientis

title: deficientis


text: deficientium

title: deficientium


text: deficientibus

title: deficientibus


text: deficientem

title: deficientem


text: πρωτοκόλλου

title: πρωτοκόλλου


text: πρωτοκόλλων

title: πρωτοκόλλων


text: πρωτόκολλα

title: πρωτόκολλα


text: deliciarum

title: deliciarum


text: deliciis

title: deliciis


text: deliciam

title: deliciam


text:
Midlander

Noun

 * 1) A native or inhabitant of the English Midlands.

Noun

 * 1) A native or inhabitant of the city of Midland, Texas, USA.

title: Midlander


text: Midlanders

title: Midlanders


text: Category:Equestrianism

title: Category:Equestrianism


text:
unAmericanized

Adjective

 * 1) Not Americanized.

title: unAmericanized


text: πρωτεΐνης

title: πρωτεΐνης


text:
unamiableness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being unamiable.

title: unamiableness


text:
unamiability

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being unamiable.

title: unamiability


text: πρωτεΐνες

title: πρωτεΐνες


text:
deliramentum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) delusion
 * 2) nonsense, absurdity

title: deliramentum


text: deliramenta

title: deliramenta


text: deliramenti

title: deliramenti


text: deliramentorum

title: deliramentorum


text: deliramento

title: deliramento


text: deliramentis

title: deliramentis


text:
Kip

Etymology
.

title: Kip


text:
branlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of bran.

title: branlike


text: πρωτεϊνών

title: πρωτεϊνών


text:
uncemented

Adjective

 * 1) That has not been cemented.
 * 2) Not unified, disunited.
 * 3) * 1777,, "V. To Gen. Sir William Howe" in , The Writings of Thomas Paine, edited by Moncure D. Conway, New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1906,
 * Before the present era she was a mere chaos of uncemented colonies, individually exposed to the ravages of the Indians and the invasion of any power that Britain should be at war with.
 * Before the present era she was a mere chaos of uncemented colonies, individually exposed to the ravages of the Indians and the invasion of any power that Britain should be at war with.

title: uncemented


text:
reluciente

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) shiny
 * 2) glossy
 * 3) incandescent
 * 1) incandescent
 * 1) incandescent

title: reluciente


text: deputas

title: deputas


text:
deputat

Noun

 * 1) deputy

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) deputy

Etymology
or.

Noun

 * 1) deputy; Member of Parliament; congressman

title: deputat


text: deputamus

title: deputamus


text: deputatis

title: deputatis


text: deputant

title: deputant


text: deputabo

title: deputabo


text: deputabis

title: deputabis


text: deputabit

title: deputabit


text: deputabimus

title: deputabimus


text: deputabitis

title: deputabitis


text: deputabunt

title: deputabunt


text: deputabam

title: deputabam


text: deputabas

title: deputabas


text: deputabat

title: deputabat


text: deputabamus

title: deputabamus


text: deputabatis

title: deputabatis


text: deputabant

title: deputabant


text: deputavisti

title: deputavisti


text: deputavit

title: deputavit


text: deputavimus

title: deputavimus


text: deputavistis

title: deputavistis


text: deputaverunt

title: deputaverunt


text: deputavero

title: deputavero


text: deputaveris

title: deputaveris


text: deputaverit

title: deputaverit


text: deputaverimus

title: deputaverimus


text: deputaveritis

title: deputaveritis


text: deputaverint

title: deputaverint


text: deputaveram

title: deputaveram


text: deputaveras

title: deputaveras


text: deputaverat

title: deputaverat


text: deputaveramus

title: deputaveramus


text: deputaveratis

title: deputaveratis


text: deputaverant

title: deputaverant


text: deputor

title: deputor


text: deputaris

title: deputaris


text: deputatur

title: deputatur


text: πρωθυπουργού

title: πρωθυπουργού


text: deputamur

title: deputamur


text: deputamini

title: deputamini


text: deputantur

title: deputantur


text: phisick

title: phisick


text: deputabor

title: deputabor


text: deputaberis

title: deputaberis


text: deputabitur

title: deputabitur


text: deputabimur

title: deputabimur


text: phisicks

title: phisicks


text: deputabimini

title: deputabimini


text: deputabuntur

title: deputabuntur


text: deputabar

title: deputabar


text: deputabaris

title: deputabaris


text: deputabatur

title: deputabatur


text: deputabamur

title: deputabamur


text: deputabamini

title: deputabamini


text: deputabantur

title: deputabantur


text: deputem

title: deputem


text: deputet

title: deputet


text: deputemus

title: deputemus


text: deputetis

title: deputetis


text: deputent

title: deputent


text: deputarem

title: deputarem


text: deputares

title: deputares


text: deputaret

title: deputaret


text: deputaremus

title: deputaremus


text: deputaretis

title: deputaretis


text: deputarent

title: deputarent


text: deputaverim

title: deputaverim


text: deputavissem

title: deputavissem


text: deputavisses

title: deputavisses


text: πρωθυπουργό

title: πρωθυπουργό


text: deputavisset

title: deputavisset


text: deputavissemus

title: deputavissemus


text: deputavissetis

title: deputavissetis


text: deputavissent

title: deputavissent


text:
deputer

Noun

 * 1)  One who deputes (deputizes, appoints someone as a deputy).

title: deputer


text: deputeris

title: deputeris


text: deputetur

title: deputetur


text: deputemur

title: deputemur


text: deputemini

title: deputemini


text: deputentur

title: deputentur


text: deputarer

title: deputarer


text: deputareris

title: deputareris


text: deputaretur

title: deputaretur


text: deputaremur

title: deputaremur


text: deputaremini

title: deputaremini


text: deputarentur

title: deputarentur


text: πρωθυπουργέ

title: πρωθυπουργέ


text: deputatote

title: deputatote


text: deputanto

title: deputanto


text: Thesaurus:way

title: Thesaurus:way


text:
deputator

Noun

 * 1) One who deputes, or makes a deputation.

title: deputator


text: deputantor

title: deputantor


text: deputavisse

title: deputavisse


text: deputari

title: deputari


text: relucientes

title: relucientes


text: πρωθυπουργοί

title: πρωθυπουργοί


text: πρωθυπουργών

title: πρωθυπουργών


text:
deputatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pruned
 * 2) esteemed

title: deputatus


text:
enzone

Verb

 * 1)  To girdle or encircle.

title: enzone


text: enzoning

title: enzoning


text: enzones

title: enzones


text: enzoned

title: enzoned


text: πρωθυπουργούς

title: πρωθυπουργούς


text: deputatum

title: deputatum


text: deputatae

title: deputatae


text: deputatorum

title: deputatorum


text: deputatarum

title: deputatarum


text: deputatam

title: deputatam


text: deputatos

title: deputatos


text: deputatas

title: deputatas


text: Ambers

title: Ambers


text: honrada

title: honrada


text:
unguilty

Etymology
Inherited from, , from ; equivalent to en.

Adjective

 * 1) Not guilty.

Translations

 * Finnish: ;

title: unguilty


text: honrados

title: honrados


text: honradas

title: honradas


text: コメ

title: コメ


text: πρωθυπουργόν

title: πρωθυπουργόν


text:
dehydrase

Etymology
Formed as +, by analogy with the.

Noun

 * 1) * 1939, Sir Thomas Edward Thorpe, A Dictionary of Applied Chemistry [4th ed.], volume 3, page 553, column 2
 * Citric acid dehydrase is present in the liver and in vegetable material acting on citric acid.
 * 1) * 1959, N. Campbell [contrib.] and Ernest Harry Rodd [ed.], Chemistry of Carbon Compounds, volume 4B, chapter 8, page 942
 * Freudenberg also postulates a second process whereby catechins in the presence of dehydrases undergo condensation by dehydrogenation.
 * 1) * 1959, N. Campbell [contrib.] and Ernest Harry Rodd [ed.], Chemistry of Carbon Compounds, volume 4B, chapter 8, page 942
 * Freudenberg also postulates a second process whereby catechins in the presence of dehydrases undergo condensation by dehydrogenation.

Usage notes

 * The polysemic term has been superseded by the more specific terms  and  since its proscription by the IUBMB in 1961.

title: dehydrase


text: dilanias

title: dilanias


text: dilaniat

title: dilaniat


text: dilaniamus

title: dilaniamus


text: dilaniatis

title: dilaniatis


text: dilaniant

title: dilaniant


text: dilaniabo

title: dilaniabo


text: dilaniabis

title: dilaniabis


text: dilaniabit

title: dilaniabit


text: dilaniabimus

title: dilaniabimus


text: dilaniabitis

title: dilaniabitis


text: dehydrases

title: dehydrases


text: dilaniabunt

title: dilaniabunt


text: dilaniabam

title: dilaniabam


text: dilaniabas

title: dilaniabas


text: dilaniabat

title: dilaniabat


text: dilaniabamus

title: dilaniabamus


text: dilaniabatis

title: dilaniabatis


text: dilaniabant

title: dilaniabant


text: dilaniavisti

title: dilaniavisti


text: dilaniavit

title: dilaniavit


text: dilaniavimus

title: dilaniavimus


text: dilaniavistis

title: dilaniavistis


text: dilaniaverunt

title: dilaniaverunt


text: dilaniavero

title: dilaniavero


text: dilaniaveris

title: dilaniaveris


text: dilaniaverit

title: dilaniaverit


text: dilaniaverimus

title: dilaniaverimus


text: dilaniaveritis

title: dilaniaveritis


text: dilaniaverint

title: dilaniaverint


text:
agarita

Alternative forms

 * agarito

Etymology
From American, et al., variants of , probably from.

Noun

 * 1)  A rounded evergreen barberry,, native to the United States and Mexico, or its berry.

title: agarita


text: dilaniaveram

title: dilaniaveram


text: agaritas

title: agaritas


text: dilaniaveras

title: dilaniaveras


text: dilaniaverat

title: dilaniaverat


text: dilaniaveramus

title: dilaniaveramus


text: dilaniaveratis

title: dilaniaveratis


text: dilaniaverant

title: dilaniaverant


text: dilanior

title: dilanior


text: dilaniaris

title: dilaniaris


text: dilaniatur

title: dilaniatur


text: dilaniamur

title: dilaniamur


text: dilaniamini

title: dilaniamini


text: dilaniantur

title: dilaniantur


text: dilaniabor

title: dilaniabor


text: dilaniaberis

title: dilaniaberis


text: dilaniabitur

title: dilaniabitur


text: dilaniabimur

title: dilaniabimur


text: dilaniabimini

title: dilaniabimini


text: dilaniabuntur

title: dilaniabuntur


text: dilaniabar

title: dilaniabar


text: dilaniabaris

title: dilaniabaris


text: dilaniabatur

title: dilaniabatur


text: dilaniabamur

title: dilaniabamur


text: dilaniabamini

title: dilaniabamini


text: dilaniabantur

title: dilaniabantur


text: dilaniem

title: dilaniem


text: dilanies

title: dilanies


text: dilaniet

title: dilaniet


text: dilaniemus

title: dilaniemus


text: dilanietis

title: dilanietis


text: dilanient

title: dilanient


text: dilaniarem

title: dilaniarem


text: dilaniares

title: dilaniares


text: dilaniaret

title: dilaniaret


text: dilaniaremus

title: dilaniaremus


text: dilaniaretis

title: dilaniaretis


text: dilaniarent

title: dilaniarent


text: dilaniaverim

title: dilaniaverim


text: dilaniavissem

title: dilaniavissem


text: dilaniavisses

title: dilaniavisses


text: dilaniavisset

title: dilaniavisset


text: dilaniavissemus

title: dilaniavissemus


text: dilaniavissetis

title: dilaniavissetis


text: dilaniavissent

title: dilaniavissent


text: dilanier

title: dilanier


text: dilanieris

title: dilanieris


text: dilanietur

title: dilanietur


text: dilaniemur

title: dilaniemur


text: dilaniemini

title: dilaniemini


text: dilanientur

title: dilanientur


text: dilaniarer

title: dilaniarer


text: dilaniareris

title: dilaniareris


text: dilaniaretur

title: dilaniaretur


text: dilaniaremur

title: dilaniaremur


text: dilaniaremini

title: dilaniaremini


text: dilaniarentur

title: dilaniarentur


text: dilaniatote

title: dilaniatote


text: dilanianto

title: dilanianto


text: dilaniator

title: dilaniator


text: dilaniantor

title: dilaniantor


text: dilaniavisse

title: dilaniavisse


text: dilaniari

title: dilaniari


text:
embotellamiento

Etymology
From. For some senses, compare.

Noun

 * 1) bottling
 * 2) traffic jam
 * 3) bottleneck
 * 1) bottleneck

title: embotellamiento


text: ballerinos

title: ballerinos


text:
Audie

Etymology 1
English rendering of a diminutive of the male given name.

Proper noun

 * 1) * 1975 Harold B. Simpson, Audie Murphy, American Soldier, Hill Jr. College Press, page 22:
 * The Haney Lees, the Snow Warrens, and the Jake Bowens always referred to him by his middle name. He had asked the Haney Lees to call him "Leon", as he thought that "Audie sounded like a girl's name".
 * The Haney Lees, the Snow Warrens, and the Jake Bowens always referred to him by his middle name. He had asked the Haney Lees to call him "Leon", as he thought that "Audie sounded like a girl's name".

Etymology 2
From Audrey.

Proper noun

 * 1) * 2002 (U.S.) Congressional Record, V.148, Pt.3, March 11, 2002 to April 10, 2002, page 3877:
 * I am joined in congratulating the Murillo's by their own children, Lynn "Nay" Valbuena, Audrey "Audie" Martinez, and George "Boy" Murillo, - - -
 * I am joined in congratulating the Murillo's by their own children, Lynn "Nay" Valbuena, Audrey "Audie" Martinez, and George "Boy" Murillo, - - -

title: Audie


text: embotellamientos

title: embotellamientos


text: blingier

title: blingier


text: blingiest

title: blingiest


text: Category:el:Offices

title: Category:el:Offices


text:
dilanians

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shredding
 * 2) rending asunder

title: dilanians


text: dilaniantes

title: dilaniantes


text: dilaniantia

title: dilaniantia


text: dilaniantis

title: dilaniantis


text: dilaniantium

title: dilaniantium


text: dilanianti

title: dilanianti


text: dilaniantibus

title: dilaniantibus


text: dilaniantem

title: dilaniantem


text:
πρωθυπουργία

Etymology
From. First attested 1839.

Noun

 * 1)  premiership, office of prime minister

title: πρωθυπουργία


text:
prime ministership

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The office of a premier or prime minister.
 * This turning point in the evolution of the prime ministership came with the death of Anne in 1714 and the accession of George I.

Translations

 * Georgian: პრემიერ-მინისტრობა, პრემიერობა
 * Greek:

title: prime ministership


text: flirters

title: flirters


text:
leatherbound

Adjective

 * 1) Bound in leather.

title: leatherbound


text:
dispensator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A distributor; a person who dispenses.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) steward, attendant
 * 2) treasurer
 * 3) dispenser

Etymology
or. .

Adjective

 * 1) dispenser

title: dispensator


text: dispensatores

title: dispensatores


text: dispensatoris

title: dispensatoris


text: dispensatorum

title: dispensatorum


text: dispensatoribus

title: dispensatoribus


text: dispensatorem

title: dispensatorem


text:
porcom

Etymology
Ultimately from, probably borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) pig

title: porcom


text:
micropurchase

Noun

 * 1) A purchase for a very small amount of money.

title: micropurchase


text: micropurchases

title: micropurchases


text: Category:Lusitanian nouns

title: Category:Lusitanian nouns


text: πρωθυπουργίας

title: πρωθυπουργίας


text: πρωθυπουργιών

title: πρωθυπουργιών


text:
noncouple

Noun

 * 1) A person or people other than a romantic couple.

title: noncouple


text: noncouples

title: noncouples


text: πρωθυπουργίες

title: πρωθυπουργίες


text:
noncoupled

Adjective

 * 1) Not coupled.

title: noncoupled


text: dissipasset

title: dissipasset


text: Category:Lusitanian language

title: Category:Lusitanian language


text:
nonmarriage

Noun

 * 1)  Failure to marry.
 * 2)  A relationship that is not a marriage.

title: nonmarriage


text: nonmarriages

title: nonmarriages


text:
nonshoe

Adjective

 * 1) Not of or pertaining to shoes.

title: nonshoe


text:
pergolalike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling a pergola.

title: pergolalike


text: Chuckie

title: Chuckie


text:
Chucky

Proper noun

 * , related to Charles.

Etymology 2
From the name of the main villain in the films.

Proper noun

 * 1) Child's Play (the 1988 film)
 * The first time I watched Chucky, I had nightmares for weeks.
 * 1) Child's Play (the film series)
 * I have seen the first three Chucky movies.

title: Chucky


text: προϊόντος

title: προϊόντος


text: diversorium

title: diversorium


text: προϊόντων

title: προϊόντων


text: diversoria

title: diversoria


text: diversorii

title: diversorii


text: diversoriorum

title: diversoriorum


text: diversorio

title: diversorio


text: diversoriis

title: diversoriis


text: προϊόντα

title: προϊόντα


text:
pornophilia

Noun

 * 1) A love of pornography.

title: pornophilia


text: possest

title: possest


text: possesst

title: possesst


text:
写生

Noun

 * 1) sketch

Verb

 * 1) to sketch

title: 写生


text:
reporterly

Adjective

 * 1) Characteristic of a reporter.

title: reporterly


text:
dividens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dividing, separating
 * 2) distributing, apportioning
 * 3) distinguishing

title: dividens


text: dividentes

title: dividentes


text: dividentia

title: dividentia


text: dividentis

title: dividentis


text: dividentium

title: dividentium


text: dividenti

title: dividenti


text: dividentibus

title: dividentibus


text: dividentem

title: dividentem


text:
semicommercial

Adjective

 * 1) Partly commercial; having some aspects that are commercial and some that are not.

title: semicommercial


text:
storybookish

Adjective

 * 1) Reminiscent of a storybook.

title: storybookish


text: divisores

title: divisores


text: divisoris

title: divisoris


text: divisoribus

title: divisoribus


text: divisorem

title: divisorem


text:
answerably

Adverb

 * 1) In suitable proportion; proportionately.
 * 2) In a corresponding manner; correspondingly.

title: answerably


text:
underheard

Adjective

 * 1) Having an insufficiently large listening audience; neglected or overlooked as a speaker or musician.

title: underheard


text:
uncollaborative

Adjective

 * 1) Not collaborative.

title: uncollaborative


text:
unrufflable

Adjective

 * 1) Incapable of being ruffled.

title: unrufflable


text:
dragma

Etymology
From Classical, from.

Noun

 * 1)  drachma

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) drachma, dram
 * 2) * Idem, f. 79r.
 * "osp"
 * "osp"

- La ſegunda es q̃ ſi beuiere om̃e della peſo duna dragma purga melanconia temprada miente ⁊ bien.

title: dragma


text: dragmae

title: dragmae


text: dragmarum

title: dragmarum


text: dragmis

title: dragmis


text: dragmam

title: dragmam


text: dragmas

title: dragmas


text:
waspy

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a wasp; wasplike.
 * 2) Infested with wasps.
 * a waspy apple
 * 1) ; irascible.
 * 1) ; irascible.

Adjective

 * 1)  Like a wasp (white Anglo-Saxon Protestant), a member of the dominant American upper-class culture.

title: waspy


text:
被写界深度

Etymology
. The three components taken together can be taken to mean “field”, as corresponds to its counterpart component in the English equivalent.

Noun

 * 1)  depth of field

title: 被写界深度


text:
counternatural

Adjective

 * 1) Against nature; unnatural.

title: counternatural


text:
deglamorization

Noun

 * 1) The process of deglamorizing.

title: deglamorization


text:
ebrietas

Noun

 * 1) drunkenness

title: ebrietas


text:
endovaginal

Adjective

 * 1) Within the vagina.

title: endovaginal


text: ebrietates

title: ebrietates


text:
extravaginal

Adjective

 * 1)  Outside the vagina.

Translations

 * Icelandic: utanlegganga-, utanslíðurs-

title: extravaginal


text: ebrietatis

title: ebrietatis


text: ebrietatum

title: ebrietatum


text: ebrietati

title: ebrietati


text: ebrietatibus

title: ebrietatibus


text: ebrietatem

title: ebrietatem


text:
ebrietate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) drunkenness

title: ebrietate


text:
fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva

Etymology

From English, and borrowed from + , literally “abnormal development of fibrous tissue with ossification that is progressive”:

 * is derived from (from, ultimately from ) +  (from  + ).
 * is from (a  form of, ultimately from ) +  (the    of ).
 * is the   of, from  (the    of , from  +  (ultimately from )) +.

The disease was originally termed in 1868. The use of fibrodysplasia in place of was suggested by K. H. Bauer and W. Bode in 1940, and adopted by the American medical geneticist  (1921–2008) in his work Heritable Disorders of Connective Tissue (1956).

Noun

 * 1)  A very rare, disabling genetic disorder of the connective tissue in which fibrous tissue (including ligaments, muscles, and tendons) ossifies when damaged.

Translations

 * Arabic: خلل التنسج الليفي المعظم المترقي
 * Basque: fibrodisplasia osifikatzaile progresibo
 * Catalan: fibrodisplàsia ossificant progressiva
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 進行性骨化性纖維發育不良
 * Czech: fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva
 * Dutch: fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva
 * Esperanto: progresa ostiĝa fibrodisplazio
 * Finnish: fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva
 * French: fibrodysplasie ossifiante progressive
 * German: Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva
 * Hebrew: תסמונת FOP
 * Italian: fibrodisplasia ossificante progressiva
 * Japanese: 進行性骨化性線維異形成症
 * Korean: 진행성 골화성 섬유이형성증(進行性骨化性纖維異形成症)
 * Latvian: progresējošā osificējošā fibrodisplāzija
 * Limburgish: fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva
 * Macedonian: прогресивна осифирачка фибродисплазија
 * Malayalam: ഫൈബ്രോഡിസ്‌പ്ലാസിയ ഓസിഫിക്കൻസ് പ്രോഗ്രെസ്സിവ
 * Persian: فیبرودیسپلازی استخوانی‌شونده پیشرونده
 * Polish: postępujące kostniejące zapalenie mięśni
 * Portuguese: fibrodisplasia ossificante progressiva
 * Romanian: fibrodisplazie osificantă progresivă
 * Russian: фибродисплази́я оссифици́рующая прогресси́рующая
 * Spanish: fibrodisplasia osificante progresiva
 * Turkish: fibrodisplazi ossifikans progressiva
 * Vietnamese: hội chứng người hoá đá

title: fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva


text:
elevans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) raising, elevating
 * 2) alleviating, lessening

title: elevans


text:
接写

Noun

 * 1) macro photography, closeup

Verb

 * 1) to take a close up photo of

title: 接写


text: elevantes

title: elevantes


text: elevantia

title: elevantia


text: elevantis

title: elevantis


text: elevantium

title: elevantium


text: elevanti

title: elevanti


text: elevantibus

title: elevantibus