text: salutarem

title: salutarem


text: boumen

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

title: boumen


text: salutares

title: salutares


text: salutaret

title: salutaret


text: salutaremus

title: salutaremus


text: salutaretis

title: salutaretis


text: salutarent

title: salutarent


text: salutaverim

title: salutaverim


text: salutavissem

title: salutavissem


text: salutavisses

title: salutavisses


text: salutavisset

title: salutavisset


text: salutavissemus

title: salutavissemus


text: salutavissetis

title: salutavissetis


text: salutavissent

title: salutavissent


text:
saluter

Noun

 * 1) One who salutes.

title: saluter


text: saluteris

title: saluteris


text: salutetur

title: salutetur


text: salutemur

title: salutemur


text: salutemini

title: salutemini


text: salutentur

title: salutentur


text: salutarer

title: salutarer


text: salutareris

title: salutareris


text: salutaretur

title: salutaretur


text: salutaremur

title: salutaremur


text: salutaremini

title: salutaremini


text: salutarentur

title: salutarentur


text: salutatote

title: salutatote


text: salutanto

title: salutanto


text:
salutator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) one who greets; a greeter, saluter

title: salutator


text: salutantor

title: salutantor


text: salutavisse

title: salutavisse


text:
onyway

Adverb

 * 1) anyway

title: onyway


text:
förhala

Verb

 * 1) to delay, to procrastinate

title: förhala


text:
onything

Pronoun

 * 1) anything

title: onything


text:
Citations:salopettes

 * 2002, Jane Green, Bookends, 2003 trade paperback edition, ISBN 0767907817, pages 39–40:
 * A group of them decided to go off to France on a skiing trip one Christmas.
 * In the end Josh had to take her. He was about to tell her he was going on his own, when she produced the aforementioned salopettes, together with a furry hat, gloves, and moon boots, all of which had been bought that afternoon, paid for by Daddy's credit card.

title: Citations:salopettes


text:
onybody

Pronoun

 * 1) anybody

title: onybody


text:
loungecore

Noun

 * 1)  easy listening music

title: loungecore


text:
prokrastinering

Noun

 * 1) procrastination

title: prokrastinering


text:
lyocell

Etymology
From a trademark.

Noun

 * 1) A semisynthetic fibre (and associated fabric) made from wood pulp

title: lyocell


text:
macruran

Noun

 * 1)  Any of many decapod crustaceans, such as the lobster and shrimp, that were once included in the subdivision

Translations

 * Italian:
 * Spanish: macruro

title: macruran


text:
macumba

Etymology
Borrowed from, from (or a related Bantu language of western Central Africa).

Noun

 * 1) A type of Afro-Brazilian folk religion combining elements of Roman Catholicism with traditional African religious beliefs and practices; or a specific cult or ceremony of such religion.

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) a percussive musical instrument of African origin often used in traditional rituals
 * 2) any Afro-Brazilian religion, especially but not limited to Candomblé, Quimbanda, and Umbanda, so named after their use of the macumba and other African instruments
 * 3)  a curse or hex, a malevolent spell, especially one performed in the context of Afro-Brazilian religions
 * 4)  any spell or act of sorcery, especially one performed in the context of Afro-Brazilian religions for the benefit of someone
 * 5)  offerings to the entities worshiped in those religions, often for the realization of a spell
 * 1)  offerings to the entities worshiped in those religions, often for the realization of a spell
 * 1)  offerings to the entities worshiped in those religions, often for the realization of a spell

title: macumba


text: computat

title: computat


text: computamus

title: computamus


text: computatis

title: computatis


text: computabo

title: computabo


text: computabis

title: computabis


text: computabit

title: computabit


text: computabimus

title: computabimus


text: computabitis

title: computabitis


text:
pish posh

Etymology
From.

Interjection

 * 1) Nonsense; tommyrot.

title: pish posh


text: computabunt

title: computabunt


text: computabam

title: computabam


text: computabat

title: computabat


text: computabamus

title: computabamus


text: computabatis

title: computabatis


text: computabant

title: computabant


text: computavisti

title: computavisti


text: computavit

title: computavit


text: computavimus

title: computavimus


text: computavistis

title: computavistis


text: computaverunt

title: computaverunt


text: computavero

title: computavero


text: computaveris

title: computaveris


text: computaverit

title: computaverit


text: computaverimus

title: computaverimus


text: computaveritis

title: computaveritis


text: computaverint

title: computaverint


text: macrurans

title: macrurans


text: computaveram

title: computaveram


text: computaveras

title: computaveras


text: computaverat

title: computaverat


text: computaveramus

title: computaveramus


text: computaveratis

title: computaveratis


text: computaverant

title: computaverant


text: computaris

title: computaris


text: computatur

title: computatur


text: computamur

title: computamur


text: computamini

title: computamini


text: computantur

title: computantur


text: computabor

title: computabor


text: computaberis

title: computaberis


text: computabitur

title: computabitur


text: computabimur

title: computabimur


text: computabimini

title: computabimini


text: computabuntur

title: computabuntur


text: computabar

title: computabar


text: computabaris

title: computabaris


text: computabatur

title: computabatur


text: computabamur

title: computabamur


text: computabamini

title: computabamini


text: computabantur

title: computabantur


text: computet

title: computet


text: computemus

title: computemus


text: computetis

title: computetis


text:
marshwort

Noun

 * 1) A small, white-flowered plant, of the genus, that grows in marshy habitats.

Translations

 * Welsh: dyfrforon

title: marshwort


text: computaret

title: computaret


text: computaremus

title: computaremus


text: computaretis

title: computaretis


text: computarent

title: computarent


text: computaverim

title: computaverim


text: computavissem

title: computavissem


text: computavisses

title: computavisses


text: computavisset

title: computavisset


text: computavissemus

title: computavissemus


text: computavissetis

title: computavissetis


text: computavissent

title: computavissent


text: computeris

title: computeris


text: computetur

title: computetur


text: computemur

title: computemur


text: computemini

title: computemini


text: computentur

title: computentur


text: computarer

title: computarer


text: computareris

title: computareris


text: computaretur

title: computaretur


text: computaremur

title: computaremur


text: computaremini

title: computaremini


text: computarentur

title: computarentur


text: computatote

title: computatote


text: computanto

title: computanto


text:
computator

Noun

 * 1)  A person who performs computations.
 * 2)  A mechanical device that performs computation.
 * 1)  A mechanical device that performs computation.

Etymology
Borrowed from,. Equivalent to.

title: computator


text: computantor

title: computantor


text: computavisse

title: computavisse


text: computari

title: computari


text: condonas

title: condonas


text: condonat

title: condonat


text: condonamus

title: condonamus


text: condonatis

title: condonatis


text: condonant

title: condonant


text: condonabo

title: condonabo


text: condonabis

title: condonabis


text: condonabit

title: condonabit


text: condonabimus

title: condonabimus


text: condonabitis

title: condonabitis


text: condonabunt

title: condonabunt


text: condonabam

title: condonabam


text: condonabas

title: condonabas


text: condonabat

title: condonabat


text: condonabamus

title: condonabamus


text: condonabatis

title: condonabatis


text: condonabant

title: condonabant


text: condonavisti

title: condonavisti


text: condonavit

title: condonavit


text: condonavimus

title: condonavimus


text: condonavistis

title: condonavistis


text: condonaverunt

title: condonaverunt


text: condonavero

title: condonavero


text:
cultureless

Adjective

 * 1) Devoid of culture.

title: cultureless


text: condonaveris

title: condonaveris


text: condonaverit

title: condonaverit


text: condonaverimus

title: condonaverimus


text: condonaveritis

title: condonaveritis


text: condonaverint

title: condonaverint


text: condonaveram

title: condonaveram


text: condonaveras

title: condonaveras


text: condonaverat

title: condonaverat


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text: condonaverant

title: condonaverant


text: condonor

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title: condonaris


text: condonatur

title: condonatur


text: condonamur

title: condonamur


text: condonamini

title: condonamini


text: condonantur

title: condonantur


text: condonabor

title: condonabor


text: condonaberis

title: condonaberis


text: condonabitur

title: condonabitur


text: condonabimur

title: condonabimur


text: condonabimini

title: condonabimini


text: condonabuntur

title: condonabuntur


text:
culturelike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of culture.

title: culturelike


text: condonabar

title: condonabar


text: condonabaris

title: condonabaris


text: condonabatur

title: condonabatur


text: condonabamur

title: condonabamur


text: condonabamini

title: condonabamini


text: condonabantur

title: condonabantur


text: condonem

title: condonem


text: marshworts

title: marshworts


text: condonet

title: condonet


text: condonemus

title: condonemus


text: condonetis

title: condonetis


text: condonent

title: condonent


text: condonarem

title: condonarem


text: condonares

title: condonares


text: condonaret

title: condonaret


text: condonaremus

title: condonaremus


text: condonaretis

title: condonaretis


text: condonarent

title: condonarent


text: condonaverim

title: condonaverim


text: condonavissem

title: condonavissem


text: condonavisses

title: condonavisses


text: condonavisset

title: condonavisset


text: condonavissemus

title: condonavissemus


text: condonavissetis

title: condonavissetis


text: condonavissent

title: condonavissent


text: condoneris

title: condoneris


text: condonetur

title: condonetur


text: condonemur

title: condonemur


text: condonemini

title: condonemini


text: condonentur

title: condonentur


text: condonarer

title: condonarer


text:
खिलकाण्ड

Noun

 * 1) supplementary section, appendix

title: खिलकाण्ड


text: condonareris

title: condonareris


text: condonaretur

title: condonaretur


text: condonaremur

title: condonaremur


text: condonaremini

title: condonaremini


text: condonarentur

title: condonarentur


text: condonatote

title: condonatote


text: condonanto

title: condonanto


text: condonator

title: condonator


text: condonantor

title: condonantor


text: condonavisse

title: condonavisse


text: condonari

title: condonari


text:
meatworks

Noun

 * 1)  A slaughterhouse or meat processing plant.
 * 2) * 1970 August, N. Wellls, J. S.. Whitton, The Influence of Meatworks Effluents on Soil and Plant Composition, G. J. Neale (editor), New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, Volume 13, Number 3, page 499,
 * The effluents used for the irrigation schemes included discharges from most sections of the meatworks and from yards and roofs; in the Islington works some separate soakaways in the gravels were used for strong chemical discharges.
 * The effluents used for the irrigation schemes included discharges from most sections of the meatworks and from yards and roofs; in the Islington works some separate soakaways in the gravels were used for strong chemical discharges.

title: meatworks


text:
adaptat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) adapted

title: adaptat


text: adaptamus

title: adaptamus


text: adaptatis

title: adaptatis


text: adaptabo

title: adaptabo


text: adaptabis

title: adaptabis


text: adaptabit

title: adaptabit


text: adaptabimus

title: adaptabimus


text: adaptabitis

title: adaptabitis


text: adaptabunt

title: adaptabunt


text: adaptabam

title: adaptabam


text: adaptabat

title: adaptabat


text: adaptabamus

title: adaptabamus


text: adaptabatis

title: adaptabatis


text: adaptabant

title: adaptabant


text: adaptavi

title: adaptavi


text: adaptavisti

title: adaptavisti


text: adaptavit

title: adaptavit


text:
noninstallation

Noun

 * 1) Absence of installation; failure to install.
 * The landlord had been warned twice about noninstallation of smoke alarms in the properties he rented.

title: noninstallation


text: adaptavimus

title: adaptavimus


text: adaptavistis

title: adaptavistis


text: adaptaverunt

title: adaptaverunt


text: adaptavero

title: adaptavero


text: adaptaveris

title: adaptaveris


text: adaptaverit

title: adaptaverit


text: adaptaverimus

title: adaptaverimus


text: adaptaveritis

title: adaptaveritis


text: adaptaverint

title: adaptaverint


text: adaptaveram

title: adaptaveram


text: adaptaveras

title: adaptaveras


text: adaptaverat

title: adaptaverat


text: adaptaveramus

title: adaptaveramus


text:
kuullottaa

Verb

 * 1)  to sweat cook slowly at low heat, in shallow oil and without browning

title: kuullottaa


text: adaptaveratis

title: adaptaveratis


text: adaptaverant

title: adaptaverant


text: adaptaris

title: adaptaris


text: adaptatur

title: adaptatur


text: adaptamur

title: adaptamur


text: adaptamini

title: adaptamini


text: adaptantur

title: adaptantur


text: adaptabor

title: adaptabor


text: adaptaberis

title: adaptaberis


text:
meatworker

Noun

 * 1) A worker in the meat industry.

title: meatworker


text: adaptabitur

title: adaptabitur


text: adaptabimur

title: adaptabimur


text: meatworkers

title: meatworkers


text: adaptabimini

title: adaptabimini


text: adaptabuntur

title: adaptabuntur


text: adaptabar

title: adaptabar


text: adaptabaris

title: adaptabaris


text: adaptabatur

title: adaptabatur


text: adaptabamur

title: adaptabamur


text: adaptabamini

title: adaptabamini


text: adaptabantur

title: adaptabantur


text: adaptet

title: adaptet


text: adaptemus

title: adaptemus


text: adaptetis

title: adaptetis


text: adaptaret

title: adaptaret


text: adaptaremus

title: adaptaremus


text: adaptaretis

title: adaptaretis


text: adaptarent

title: adaptarent


text: adaptaverim

title: adaptaverim


text: adaptavissem

title: adaptavissem


text: adaptavisses

title: adaptavisses


text: adaptavisset

title: adaptavisset


text: adaptavissemus

title: adaptavissemus


text: adaptavissetis

title: adaptavissetis


text: adaptavissent

title: adaptavissent


text: adapteris

title: adapteris


text: adaptetur

title: adaptetur


text: adaptemur

title: adaptemur


text: adaptemini

title: adaptemini


text: adaptentur

title: adaptentur


text: adaptarer

title: adaptarer


text: adaptareris

title: adaptareris


text: adaptaretur

title: adaptaretur


text: adaptaremur

title: adaptaremur


text: adaptaremini

title: adaptaremini


text: adaptarentur

title: adaptarentur


text: adaptato

title: adaptato


text:
adaptate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  To adapt.

title: adaptate


text: adaptatote

title: adaptatote


text: adaptanto

title: adaptanto


text:
adaptator

Etymology
. ..

Noun

 * 1) adapter
 * 2)  adapter

title: adaptator


text: adaptantor

title: adaptantor


text: adaptavisse

title: adaptavisse


text: adaptari

title: adaptari


text:
administrat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1)  administrator

title: administrat


text: administramus

title: administramus


text: administratis

title: administratis


text: administrabo

title: administrabo


text: administrabis

title: administrabis


text: administrabit

title: administrabit


text: administrabimus

title: administrabimus


text: administrabitis

title: administrabitis


text: administrabunt

title: administrabunt


text: administrabam

title: administrabam


text:
slidder

Etymology 1
From, from , from , from , from , from. Related to 🇨🇬. More at.

Adjective

 * 1)  Slippery.

Etymology 2
From, , from , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To slip or slide, especially clumsily, or in a gingerly, timorous way.
 * He sliddered down as best as he could.

Verb

 * 1) To slither.

Etymology
From, likely via. .

Noun

 * 1)  nonsense

title: slidder


text: administrabat

title: administrabat


text: administrabamus

title: administrabamus


text: administrabatis

title: administrabatis


text: administrabant

title: administrabant


text: administravi

title: administravi


text: administravisti

title: administravisti


text: administravit

title: administravit


text: administravimus

title: administravimus


text: administravistis

title: administravistis


text: administraverunt

title: administraverunt


text: administravero

title: administravero


text: administraveris

title: administraveris


text: administraverit

title: administraverit


text: administraverimus

title: administraverimus


text: administraveritis

title: administraveritis


text: administraverint

title: administraverint


text: administraveram

title: administraveram


text: administraveras

title: administraveras


text: administraverat

title: administraverat


text: administraveramus

title: administraveramus


text: administraveratis

title: administraveratis


text: administraverant

title: administraverant


text: administror

title: administror


text: administraris

title: administraris


text:
administratur

Etymology
From, from , from.

title: administratur


text: administramur

title: administramur


text: administramini

title: administramini


text: administrantur

title: administrantur


text: administrabor

title: administrabor


text: administraberis

title: administraberis


text: administrabitur

title: administrabitur


text: administrabimur

title: administrabimur


text: administrabimini

title: administrabimini


text: administrabuntur

title: administrabuntur


text: administrabar

title: administrabar


text: administrabaris

title: administrabaris


text: administrabatur

title: administrabatur


text: administrabamur

title: administrabamur


text: administrabamini

title: administrabamini


text: administrabantur

title: administrabantur


text: administrem

title: administrem


text: administret

title: administret


text: administremus

title: administremus


text: administretis

title: administretis


text: administrarem

title: administrarem


text: administraret

title: administraret


text: administraremus

title: administraremus


text: administraretis

title: administraretis


text: administrarent

title: administrarent


text: administraverim

title: administraverim


text: administravissem

title: administravissem


text: administravisses

title: administravisses


text: administravisset

title: administravisset


text: administravissemus

title: administravissemus


text: administravissetis

title: administravissetis


text: administravissent

title: administravissent


text:
mellotron

Etymology
Brand name, based on ?

Noun

 * 1)  An early electronic keyboard instrument that played back prerecorded sounds.

title: mellotron


text: administreris

title: administreris


text: administretur

title: administretur


text: administremur

title: administremur


text: administremini

title: administremini


text: administrentur

title: administrentur


text: administrarer

title: administrarer


text: administrareris

title: administrareris


text: administraretur

title: administraretur


text: administraremur

title: administraremur


text: administraremini

title: administraremini


text: administrarentur

title: administrarentur


text: Canadianise

title: Canadianise


text: administratote

title: administratote


text: administrantor

title: administrantor


text: administravisse

title: administravisse


text: administrari

title: administrari


text:
administratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) attended, assisted, served

title: administratus


text:
adoptat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) adopted

title: adoptat


text: adoptamus

title: adoptamus


text: adoptatis

title: adoptatis


text: adoptabo

title: adoptabo


text:
kosherize

Verb

 * 1)  To make kosher (suitable for a Jewish religious diet).

title: kosherize


text: adoptabit

title: adoptabit


text: adoptabimus

title: adoptabimus


text: adoptabitis

title: adoptabitis


text: adoptabunt

title: adoptabunt


text: adoptabam

title: adoptabam


text: adoptabat

title: adoptabat


text: adoptabamus

title: adoptabamus


text: adoptabatis

title: adoptabatis


text: kosherized

title: kosherized


text: adoptabant

title: adoptabant


text: kosherizing

title: kosherizing


text: adoptavi

title: adoptavi


text: kosherizes

title: kosherizes


text: adoptavisti

title: adoptavisti


text: adoptavit

title: adoptavit


text: adoptavimus

title: adoptavimus


text: adoptavistis

title: adoptavistis


text: adoptaverunt

title: adoptaverunt


text: adoptavero

title: adoptavero


text: adoptaveris

title: adoptaveris


text: adoptaverit

title: adoptaverit


text: adoptaverimus

title: adoptaverimus


text: adoptaveritis

title: adoptaveritis


text: adoptaverint

title: adoptaverint


text: adoptaveram

title: adoptaveram


text: adoptaveras

title: adoptaveras


text: adoptaverat

title: adoptaverat


text: adoptaveramus

title: adoptaveramus


text: adoptaveratis

title: adoptaveratis


text: adoptaverant

title: adoptaverant


text: adoptaris

title: adoptaris


text: mellotrons

title: mellotrons


text: adoptatur

title: adoptatur


text: adoptamur

title: adoptamur


text: adoptamini

title: adoptamini


text: adoptantur

title: adoptantur


text: adoptabor

title: adoptabor


text: adoptaberis

title: adoptaberis


text: adoptabitur

title: adoptabitur


text: adoptabimur

title: adoptabimur


text: adoptabimini

title: adoptabimini


text: adoptabuntur

title: adoptabuntur


text:
Talk:shite

Doubled t
Why to double the "t" as a verb. It's ok for shit, but as for shite it seems totally illogical to me. Ferike333 16:35, 24 August 2010 (UTC)

 * I think it's wrong. Am changing it. Equinox ◑ 16:37, 24 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Thank you. I'm just reluctunt to make such changes English not being my mother tongue. Couldn't find a source anyway. Ferike333 14:36, 25 August 2010 (UTC)

PIE root category
Please add to the etymology section. Thanks in advance. — 69.120.66.131 20:51, 21 January 2022 (UTC)

Usage of the word “shit” is even also very common in UK and Ireland.
@Theknightwho You think it is among British and Irish speakers say this also virtually often. Especially among young speakers. The word “Shite” is common or uncommon, but is used in certain ways among teenagers and adult speakers. Even used as a noun, a verb, an adjective and an interjection. Sherlocks1050 (talk) 15:24, 12 July 2024 (UTC)

 * @Sherlocks1050 Yes, both get used. Theknightwho (talk) 15:28, 12 July 2024 (UTC)

title: Talk:shite


text: adoptabar

title: adoptabar


text: adoptabaris

title: adoptabaris


text: adoptabatur

title: adoptabatur


text: adoptabamur

title: adoptabamur


text: adoptabamini

title: adoptabamini


text: adoptabantur

title: adoptabantur


text: adoptem

title: adoptem


text: adoptet

title: adoptet


text: adoptemus

title: adoptemus


text: adoptetis

title: adoptetis


text: adoptarem

title: adoptarem


text: adoptaret

title: adoptaret


text: adoptaremus

title: adoptaremus


text: adoptaretis

title: adoptaretis


text: adoptarent

title: adoptarent


text: adoptaverim

title: adoptaverim


text: adoptavissem

title: adoptavissem


text: adoptavisses

title: adoptavisses


text: adoptavisset

title: adoptavisset


text: adoptavissemus

title: adoptavissemus


text: adoptavissetis

title: adoptavissetis


text: adoptavissent

title: adoptavissent


text: adopteris

title: adopteris


text: adoptetur

title: adoptetur


text: adoptemur

title: adoptemur


text: adoptemini

title: adoptemini


text: adoptentur

title: adoptentur


text: adoptarer

title: adoptarer


text: adoptareris

title: adoptareris


text: adoptaretur

title: adoptaretur


text: adoptaremur

title: adoptaremur


text: adoptaremini

title: adoptaremini


text:
melodize

Verb

 * 1)  To compose or play melodies.
 * 2)  To make melodious; to write a melody for (existing text).

title: melodize


text: adoptarentur

title: adoptarentur


text: adoptatote

title: adoptatote


text:
adoptator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) adopter

title: adoptator


text: adoptantor

title: adoptantor


text: adoptavisse

title: adoptavisse


text: adoptari

title: adoptari


text:
adorat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) adored, worshipped

title: adorat


text: adoramus

title: adoramus


text: adoratis

title: adoratis


text: adorabo

title: adorabo


text: adorabis

title: adorabis


text: adorabit

title: adorabit


text: adorabimus

title: adorabimus


text: adorabitis

title: adorabitis


text: adorabunt

title: adorabunt


text: adorabam

title: adorabam


text: adorabat

title: adorabat


text: adorabamus

title: adorabamus


text: adorabatis

title: adorabatis


text: adorabant

title: adorabant


text: adoravisti

title: adoravisti


text: adoravit

title: adoravit


text: adoravimus

title: adoravimus


text: adoravistis

title: adoravistis


text: adoraverunt

title: adoraverunt


text: adoravero

title: adoravero


text: adoraveris

title: adoraveris


text: adoraverit

title: adoraverit


text: adoraverimus

title: adoraverimus


text: adoraveritis

title: adoraveritis


text: shiting

title: shiting


text: shited

title: shited


text: adoraverint

title: adoraverint


text: adoraveram

title: adoraveram


text: adoraveras

title: adoraveras


text: adoraverat

title: adoraverat


text: adoraveramus

title: adoraveramus


text: adoraveratis

title: adoraveratis


text: adoraverant

title: adoraverant


text: adoror

title: adoror


text: adoraris

title: adoraris


text: adoratur

title: adoratur


text: adoramur

title: adoramur


text: adoramini

title: adoramini


text: adorantur

title: adorantur


text: adorabor

title: adorabor


text: adoraberis

title: adoraberis


text: adorabitur

title: adorabitur


text: adorabimur

title: adorabimur


text: adorabimini

title: adorabimini


text: adorabuntur

title: adorabuntur


text: adorabar

title: adorabar


text: adorabaris

title: adorabaris


text: adorabatur

title: adorabatur


text: adorabamur

title: adorabamur


text: adorabamini

title: adorabamini


text: adorabantur

title: adorabantur


text: adorem

title: adorem


text: adoret

title: adoret


text: adoremus

title: adoremus


text: adoretis

title: adoretis


text: adorarem

title: adorarem


text: adoraret

title: adoraret


text: adoraremus

title: adoraremus


text: adoraretis

title: adoraretis


text: adorarent

title: adorarent


text: adoraverim

title: adoraverim


text: adoravissem

title: adoravissem


text: adoravisses

title: adoravisses


text: adoravisset

title: adoravisset


text: melodizes

title: melodizes


text: adoravissemus

title: adoravissemus


text: melodizing

title: melodizing


text: adoravissetis

title: adoravissetis


text: melodized

title: melodized


text: adoravissent

title: adoravissent


text: adoreris

title: adoreris


text: adoretur

title: adoretur


text: adoremur

title: adoremur


text: adoremini

title: adoremini


text: adorentur

title: adorentur


text: adorarer

title: adorarer


text: adorareris

title: adorareris


text: adoraretur

title: adoraretur


text: adoraremur

title: adoraremur


text: adoraremini

title: adoraremini


text: adorarentur

title: adorarentur


text: adoratote

title: adoratote


text: adorantor

title: adorantor


text: adoravisse

title: adoravisse


text: adorari

title: adorari


text: adornat

title: adornat


text: adornamus

title: adornamus


text: adornatis

title: adornatis


text: adornant

title: adornant


text: adornabo

title: adornabo


text: adornabis

title: adornabis


text: adornabit

title: adornabit


text: adornabimus

title: adornabimus


text: adornabitis

title: adornabitis


text: adornabunt

title: adornabunt


text: adornabam

title: adornabam


text: adornabat

title: adornabat


text: adornabamus

title: adornabamus


text: adornabatis

title: adornabatis


text: adornabant

title: adornabant


text: adornavisti

title: adornavisti


text: adornavit

title: adornavit


text: adornavimus

title: adornavimus


text: adornavistis

title: adornavistis


text: adornaverunt

title: adornaverunt


text: adornavero

title: adornavero


text: adornaveris

title: adornaveris


text: adornaverit

title: adornaverit


text: adornaverimus

title: adornaverimus


text: adornaveritis

title: adornaveritis


text: adornaverint

title: adornaverint


text: adornaveram

title: adornaveram


text: adornaveras

title: adornaveras


text: adornaverat

title: adornaverat


text: adornaveramus

title: adornaveramus


text: adornaveratis

title: adornaveratis


text: adornaverant

title: adornaverant


text: adornor

title: adornor


text: adornaris

title: adornaris


text: adornatur

title: adornatur


text: adornamur

title: adornamur


text: adornamini

title: adornamini


text: adornantur

title: adornantur


text: adornabor

title: adornabor


text: adornaberis

title: adornaberis


text: adornabitur

title: adornabitur


text: adornabimur

title: adornabimur


text: adornabimini

title: adornabimini


text: adornabuntur

title: adornabuntur


text: adornabar

title: adornabar


text: adornabaris

title: adornabaris


text: adornabatur

title: adornabatur


text: adornabamur

title: adornabamur


text: adornabamini

title: adornabamini


text: adornabantur

title: adornabantur


text:
eco-kosher

Etymology
, coined by Rabbi.

Adjective

 * 1) Acceptable in an ecological sense, supposedly analogous to the Jewish kosher laws for food preparation.

title: eco-kosher


text: adornet

title: adornet


text: adornemus

title: adornemus


text: adornetis

title: adornetis


text:
menorrhea

Noun

 * 1) The flow of blood at menstruation

title: menorrhea


text: adornent

title: adornent


text: adornaret

title: adornaret


text: adornaremus

title: adornaremus


text: adornaretis

title: adornaretis


text: adornarent

title: adornarent


text: adornaverim

title: adornaverim


text: adornavissem

title: adornavissem


text: adornavisses

title: adornavisses


text: adornavisset

title: adornavisset


text: adornavissemus

title: adornavissemus


text: adornavissetis

title: adornavissetis


text: adornavissent

title: adornavissent


text: adorneris

title: adorneris


text: adornetur

title: adornetur


text: adornemur

title: adornemur


text: adornemini

title: adornemini


text: adornentur

title: adornentur


text: adornarer

title: adornarer


text: adornareris

title: adornareris


text:
Citations:by degrees

 * 1843, Thomas Carlyle, Past and Present, book 4, chapter IV, Captains of Industry
 * How the Inventive Genius of England […] will contrive and devise, not cheaper produce exclusively, but fairer distribution of the produce at its present cheapness! By degrees, we shall again have a Society with something of Heroism in it, something of Heaven’s Blessing on it; […]

title: Citations:by degrees


text: adornaretur

title: adornaretur


text: adornaremur

title: adornaremur


text: adornaremini

title: adornaremini


text: adornarentur

title: adornarentur


text: adornatote

title: adornatote


text: adornanto

title: adornanto


text: adornator

title: adornator


text: adornantor

title: adornantor


text: adornavisse

title: adornavisse


text: adornari

title: adornari


text: adulterat

title: adulterat


text: adulteramus

title: adulteramus


text: adulteratis

title: adulteratis


text: adulterabo

title: adulterabo


text: adulterabis

title: adulterabis


text: adulterabit

title: adulterabit


text: adulterabimus

title: adulterabimus


text: adulterabitis

title: adulterabitis


text: adulterabunt

title: adulterabunt


text: adulterabam

title: adulterabam


text: adulterabat

title: adulterabat


text: adulterabamus

title: adulterabamus


text: adulterabatis

title: adulterabatis


text: adulterabant

title: adulterabant


text: adulteravisti

title: adulteravisti


text: adulteravit

title: adulteravit


text: adulteravimus

title: adulteravimus


text: adulteravistis

title: adulteravistis


text: adulteraverunt

title: adulteraverunt


text: adulteravero

title: adulteravero


text: adulteraveris

title: adulteraveris


text: adulteraverit

title: adulteraverit


text: adulteraverimus

title: adulteraverimus


text: adulteraveritis

title: adulteraveritis


text: adulteraverint

title: adulteraverint


text: adulteraveram

title: adulteraveram


text: adulteraveras

title: adulteraveras


text: adulteraverat

title: adulteraverat


text: adulteraveramus

title: adulteraveramus


text: adulteraveratis

title: adulteraveratis


text: adulteraverant

title: adulteraverant


text: adulteror

title: adulteror


text: adulteraris

title: adulteraris


text: adulteratur

title: adulteratur


text: adulteramur

title: adulteramur


text: adulteramini

title: adulteramini


text: adulterantur

title: adulterantur


text: adulterabor

title: adulterabor


text: adulteraberis

title: adulteraberis


text: adulterabitur

title: adulterabitur


text: adulterabimur

title: adulterabimur


text: adulterabimini

title: adulterabimini


text: adulterabuntur

title: adulterabuntur


text: moneie

title: moneie


text: adulterabar

title: adulterabar


text: adulterabaris

title: adulterabaris


text: adulterabatur

title: adulterabatur


text: adulterabamur

title: adulterabamur


text:
Template:IPAlink/documentation

The template automatically wikilinks an IPA symbol to the respective sound article. IPAlink displays only the IPA letters.

The conversion table is not defined in this template, but inherited from.

Usage
These template has two parameters: The first is the the symbol to show and to link to except if the second is present, in which case the first argument is shown while linking to the second. If the IPA symbol is not defined in the IPAsym table, then an error message is returned.

 *   →
 *   →
 *   →

The latter is normally more an example of accidental misuse than intentional use, or it could be a sign that a symbol is missing from the table.

title: Template:IPAlink/documentation


text: adulterabamini

title: adulterabamini


text: adulterabantur

title: adulterabantur


text: adulterem

title: adulterem


text: adulteret

title: adulteret


text: adulteremus

title: adulteremus


text:
Maclean

Etymology
From MacGilleEathain, patronymic form of a personal name meaning "servant of (Saint) John".

title: Maclean


text: adulteretis

title: adulteretis


text: adulterent

title: adulterent


text: adulterarem

title: adulterarem


text: adulteraret

title: adulteraret


text: adulteraremus

title: adulteraremus


text: adulteraretis

title: adulteraretis


text: adulterarent

title: adulterarent


text: adulteraverim

title: adulteraverim


text: adulteravissem

title: adulteravissem


text: adulteravisses

title: adulteravisses


text: adulteravisset

title: adulteravisset


text: adulteravissemus

title: adulteravissemus


text: adulteravissetis

title: adulteravissetis


text: adulteravissent

title: adulteravissent


text: adultereris

title: adultereris


text: adulteretur

title: adulteretur


text: adulteremur

title: adulteremur


text: adulteremini

title: adulteremini


text: adulterentur

title: adulterentur


text: adulterarer

title: adulterarer


text: adulterareris

title: adulterareris


text: adulteraretur

title: adulteraretur


text: adulteraremur

title: adulteraremur


text: adulteraremini

title: adulteraremini


text: adulterarentur

title: adulterarentur


text: adulteratote

title: adulteratote


text: adulteranto

title: adulteranto


text: adulterantor

title: adulterantor


text: adulteravisse

title: adulteravisse


text: adulterari

title: adulterari


text:
agitat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) hectic

title: agitat


text: agitamus

title: agitamus


text: agitatis

title: agitatis


text: agitabo

title: agitabo


text: agitabis

title: agitabis


text: agitabit

title: agitabit


text: agitabimus

title: agitabimus


text: agitabitis

title: agitabitis


text: agitabunt

title: agitabunt


text: agitabam

title: agitabam


text: agitabat

title: agitabat


text: agitabamus

title: agitabamus


text: agitabatis

title: agitabatis


text: agitabant

title: agitabant


text: agitavisti

title: agitavisti


text: agitavit

title: agitavit


text: agitavimus

title: agitavimus


text: agitavistis

title: agitavistis


text: agitaverunt

title: agitaverunt


text: agitavero

title: agitavero


text: agitaveris

title: agitaveris


text: agitaverit

title: agitaverit


text: agitaverimus

title: agitaverimus


text: agitaveritis

title: agitaveritis


text: agitaverint

title: agitaverint


text: agitaveram

title: agitaveram


text: agitaveras

title: agitaveras


text: agitaverat

title: agitaverat


text: agitaveramus

title: agitaveramus


text: agitaveratis

title: agitaveratis


text:
antitransglutaminase

Adjective

 * 1)  Targeting transglutaminase.

Translations

 * Portuguese: antitransglutaminase

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)   targeting transglutaminase

title: antitransglutaminase


text: agitaverant

title: agitaverant


text: agitaris

title: agitaris


text: agitatur

title: agitatur


text: agitamur

title: agitamur


text: agitamini

title: agitamini


text: agitantur

title: agitantur


text: agitabor

title: agitabor


text: agitaberis

title: agitaberis


text: agitabitur

title: agitabitur


text: agitabimur

title: agitabimur


text: agitabimini

title: agitabimini


text: agitabuntur

title: agitabuntur


text: agitabar

title: agitabar


text: agitabaris

title: agitabaris


text: agitabatur

title: agitabatur


text: agitabamur

title: agitabamur


text:
multiplus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) multiple

title: multiplus


text: agitabamini

title: agitabamini


text: agitabantur

title: agitabantur


text: agitem

title: agitem


text: agitet

title: agitet


text: agitemus

title: agitemus


text: agitetis

title: agitetis


text: agitarem

title: agitarem


text: agitaret

title: agitaret


text: agitaremus

title: agitaremus


text: agitaretis

title: agitaretis


text: agitarent

title: agitarent


text: agitaverim

title: agitaverim


text: agitavissem

title: agitavissem


text: agitavisses

title: agitavisses


text: agitavisset

title: agitavisset


text: agitavissemus

title: agitavissemus


text: agitavissetis

title: agitavissetis


text: agitavissent

title: agitavissent


text: agiteris

title: agiteris


text: agitetur

title: agitetur


text: agitemur

title: agitemur


text: agitemini

title: agitemini


text: agitentur

title: agitentur


text: besparkled

title: besparkled


text: agitarer

title: agitarer


text: agitareris

title: agitareris


text: agitaretur

title: agitaretur


text: agitaremur

title: agitaremur


text: agitaremini

title: agitaremini


text: agitarentur

title: agitarentur


text: agitatote

title: agitatote


text: agitanto

title: agitanto


text: agitantor

title: agitantor


text: agitavisse

title: agitavisse


text: agitari

title: agitari


text:
agitatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) driven, impelled
 * 2) brandished, wielded
 * 3) agitated, disturbed
 * 4) tormented

title: agitatus


text:
Template:IPAsym/documentation

This template provides a simple conversion table from an IPA symbol (which may consist of multiple characters) to a Wikipedia article name for the corresponding sound.

Usage
This template has a parameter that is mandatory. The parameter can be an IPA symbol, or an IPA-number. If the argument does not exist in the table, then an error message is returned.

 *   →
 *   →
 *   →
 *   →

The latter is normally more an example of accidental misuse than intentional use, or it could be a message that the symbol is not (yet) in this table.

 * Optionally, when the input characters are unknown, the returned text can be altered from the default by using the second parameter:
 *   →
 *   →  (parameter 2 used)
 *   →  (empty string)

Editing: extending this template
If you want to add a new symbol-to-soundarticle mapping, simply add a new row in the table, using the existing rows as examples.

It is possible to map more than one symbol to the same sound. IPA-numbers for the symbol should be added in the same fashion. To avoid duplication, please make them "fall through" to the last case, like this:

... | 424  | ɑ̃ | ɛ̃ | œ̃ | ɔ̃ = nasal vowel ...

title: Template:IPAsym/documentation


text:
superlightweight

Adjective

 * 1) Extremely lightweight.

title: superlightweight


text:
myenteric

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to the myenteron.

title: myenteric


text: oppugnatote

title: oppugnatote


text: oppugnanto

title: oppugnanto


text:
oppugnator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) attacker, assailant

title: oppugnator


text: oppugnantor

title: oppugnantor


text: superleaks

title: superleaks


text: oppugnavisse

title: oppugnavisse


text:
görom

Verb

 * 1) * "sv"
 * 1) * "sv"

- Om wi säge oss hafwa sällskap med honom, och wandrom i mörkret, då ljugom wi, och görom icke sanningen

title: görom


text:
oppugnaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to attack or besiege

title: oppugnaturus


text: oppugnari

title: oppugnari


text:
alienat

Etymology
From ; equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) Mad, insane or crazed; showing lack or loss of mental sanity.
 * 2) Separated, alienated; unconnected to the wider world.
 * 3) Stored away for safeguarding; held securely.

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) lunatic

title: alienat


text: alienamus

title: alienamus


text: alienatis

title: alienatis


text: alienant

title: alienant


text: alienabo

title: alienabo


text: alienabis

title: alienabis


text: alienabit

title: alienabit


text: alienabimus

title: alienabimus


text: alienabitis

title: alienabitis


text: alienabunt

title: alienabunt


text: alienabam

title: alienabam


text: alienabat

title: alienabat


text: alienabamus

title: alienabamus


text: alienabatis

title: alienabatis


text: alienabant

title: alienabant


text: alienavisti

title: alienavisti


text:
myenteron

Etymology
See,.

Noun

 * 1)  The muscular coat of the intestine.

title: myenteron


text: alienavit

title: alienavit


text: alienavimus

title: alienavimus


text: alienavistis

title: alienavistis


text: alienaverunt

title: alienaverunt


text: alienavero

title: alienavero


text: alienaveris

title: alienaveris


text: alienaverit

title: alienaverit


text: alienaverimus

title: alienaverimus


text: alienaveritis

title: alienaveritis


text: alienaverint

title: alienaverint


text: alienaveram

title: alienaveram


text: alienaveras

title: alienaveras


text: alienaverat

title: alienaverat


text: alienaveramus

title: alienaveramus


text: alienaveratis

title: alienaveratis


text: alienaverant

title: alienaverant


text: alienaris

title: alienaris


text: alienatur

title: alienatur


text: alienamur

title: alienamur


text: alienamini

title: alienamini


text: alienantur

title: alienantur


text: alienabor

title: alienabor


text: alienaberis

title: alienaberis


text: alienabitur

title: alienabitur


text: alienabimur

title: alienabimur


text: alienabimini

title: alienabimini


text: alienabuntur

title: alienabuntur


text: stepsgewijze

title: stepsgewijze


text: alienabar

title: alienabar


text: hechtere

title: hechtere


text: hechter

title: hechter


text: alienabaris

title: alienabaris


text: hechts

title: hechts


text: hechtst

title: hechtst


text: alienabatur

title: alienabatur


text: hechters

title: hechters


text: hechtste

title: hechtste


text: alienabamur

title: alienabamur


text: alienabamini

title: alienabamini


text: alienabantur

title: alienabantur


text: alienem

title: alienem


text: alienet

title: alienet


text: alienemus

title: alienemus


text: alienetis

title: alienetis


text: alienent

title: alienent


text: alienarem

title: alienarem


text: alienaret

title: alienaret


text: alienaremus

title: alienaremus


text: alienaretis

title: alienaretis


text: alienarent

title: alienarent


text: alienaverim

title: alienaverim


text: alienavissem

title: alienavissem


text: alienavisses

title: alienavisses


text: alienavisset

title: alienavisset


text: alienavissemus

title: alienavissemus


text: alienavissetis

title: alienavissetis


text: alienavissent

title: alienavissent


text: alieneris

title: alieneris


text: alienetur

title: alienetur


text: alienemur

title: alienemur


text: alienemini

title: alienemini


text: alienentur

title: alienentur


text: alienarer

title: alienarer


text: alienareris

title: alienareris


text: alienaretur

title: alienaretur


text: alienaremur

title: alienaremur


text: alienaremini

title: alienaremini


text: alienarentur

title: alienarentur


text: alienatote

title: alienatote


text: alienanto

title: alienanto


text: alienantor

title: alienantor


text: alienavisse

title: alienavisse


text: alienari

title: alienari


text:
nonairbrushed

Adjective

 * 1) Not airbrushed.

title: nonairbrushed


text:
amputat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) amputated

title: amputat


text: amputamus

title: amputamus


text: amputatis

title: amputatis


text: amputabo

title: amputabo


text: amputabis

title: amputabis


text: amputabit

title: amputabit


text: amputabimus

title: amputabimus


text:
schoolwear

Noun

 * 1) Clothing designed to be worn at school.

title: schoolwear


text: amputabitis

title: amputabitis


text: amputabunt

title: amputabunt


text: amputabam

title: amputabam


text: amputabat

title: amputabat


text: amputabamus

title: amputabamus


text: amputabatis

title: amputabatis


text: amputabant

title: amputabant


text: amputavisti

title: amputavisti


text: amputavit

title: amputavit


text: amputavimus

title: amputavimus


text: amputavistis

title: amputavistis


text: amputaverunt

title: amputaverunt


text: amputavero

title: amputavero


text: amputaveris

title: amputaveris


text: amputaverit

title: amputaverit


text: amputaverimus

title: amputaverimus


text: amputaveritis

title: amputaveritis


text: amputaverint

title: amputaverint


text: amputaveram

title: amputaveram


text: amputaveras

title: amputaveras


text: amputaverat

title: amputaverat


text: amputaveramus

title: amputaveramus


text: amputaveratis

title: amputaveratis


text: amputaverant

title: amputaverant


text: amputor

title: amputor


text: amputaris

title: amputaris


text: amputatur

title: amputatur


text: amputamur

title: amputamur


text: amputamini

title: amputamini


text: amputantur

title: amputantur


text: amputabor

title: amputabor


text: amputaberis

title: amputaberis


text: amputabitur

title: amputabitur


text: amputabimur

title: amputabimur


text: amputabimini

title: amputabimini


text: amputabuntur

title: amputabuntur


text: minischools

title: minischools


text: amputabar

title: amputabar


text: amputabaris

title: amputabaris


text: amputabatur

title: amputabatur


text: amputabamur

title: amputabamur


text: amputabamini

title: amputabamini


text: amputabantur

title: amputabantur


text: amputem

title: amputem


text: amputet

title: amputet


text: amputemus

title: amputemus


text: amputetis

title: amputetis


text: amputarem

title: amputarem


text: amputaret

title: amputaret


text: amputaremus

title: amputaremus


text: amputaretis

title: amputaretis


text:
minischool

Noun

 * 1) A school with a very small student population.

title: minischool


text: amputarent

title: amputarent


text: amputaverim

title: amputaverim


text: amputavissem

title: amputavissem


text: amputavisses

title: amputavisses


text: amputavisset

title: amputavisset


text: amputavissemus

title: amputavissemus


text: amputavissetis

title: amputavissetis


text: amputavissent

title: amputavissent


text: amputeris

title: amputeris


text: amputetur

title: amputetur


text: amputemur

title: amputemur


text: amputemini

title: amputemini


text: amputentur

title: amputentur


text: amputarer

title: amputarer


text: amputareris

title: amputareris


text: amputaretur

title: amputaretur


text: amputaremur

title: amputaremur


text: amputaremini

title: amputaremini


text: amputarentur

title: amputarentur


text: amputatote

title: amputatote


text: amputantor

title: amputantor


text: amputavisse

title: amputavisse


text: amputari

title: amputari


text: angustiat

title: angustiat


text: angustiamus

title: angustiamus


text: angustiatis

title: angustiatis


text: angustiant

title: angustiant


text: angustiabo

title: angustiabo


text: angustiabis

title: angustiabis


text: angustiabit

title: angustiabit


text: angustiabimus

title: angustiabimus


text:
prehiatus

Adjective

 * 1) Before a hiatus.

title: prehiatus


text: angustiabitis

title: angustiabitis


text: angustiabunt

title: angustiabunt


text: angustiabam

title: angustiabam


text: angustiabat

title: angustiabat


text: angustiabamus

title: angustiabamus


text: angustiabatis

title: angustiabatis


text: angustiabant

title: angustiabant


text: angustiavisti

title: angustiavisti


text: angustiavit

title: angustiavit


text: angustiavimus

title: angustiavimus


text: angustiavistis

title: angustiavistis


text: angustiaverunt

title: angustiaverunt


text: angustiavero

title: angustiavero


text: angustiaveris

title: angustiaveris


text: angustiaverit

title: angustiaverit


text: angustiaverimus

title: angustiaverimus


text: angustiaveritis

title: angustiaveritis


text: angustiaverint

title: angustiaverint


text:
ultrareligious

Adjective

 * 1) Extremely religious.

title: ultrareligious


text: angustiaveram

title: angustiaveram


text: angustiaveras

title: angustiaveras


text: angustiaverat

title: angustiaverat


text: angustiaveramus

title: angustiaveramus


text: angustiaveratis

title: angustiaveratis


text: angustiaverant

title: angustiaverant


text: angustior

title: angustior


text: angustiaris

title: angustiaris


text: angustiatur

title: angustiatur


text: angustiamur

title: angustiamur


text: angustiamini

title: angustiamini


text: angustiantur

title: angustiantur


text: angustiabor

title: angustiabor


text: angustiaberis

title: angustiaberis


text: angustiabitur

title: angustiabitur


text: angustiabimur

title: angustiabimur


text: angustiabimini

title: angustiabimini


text: angustiabuntur

title: angustiabuntur


text: angustiabar

title: angustiabar


text: angustiabaris

title: angustiabaris


text: angustiabatur

title: angustiabatur


text: angustiabamur

title: angustiabamur


text: angustiabamini

title: angustiabamini


text: angustiabantur

title: angustiabantur


text: angustiem

title: angustiem


text: angustiet

title: angustiet


text: angustiemus

title: angustiemus


text: angustietis

title: angustietis


text: angustient

title: angustient


text: angustiarem

title: angustiarem


text: angustiaret

title: angustiaret


text: angustiaremus

title: angustiaremus


text: angustiaretis

title: angustiaretis


text: angustiarent

title: angustiarent


text: angustiaverim

title: angustiaverim


text: angustiavissem

title: angustiavissem


text: angustiavisses

title: angustiavisses


text: angustiavisset

title: angustiavisset


text: angustiavissemus

title: angustiavissemus


text: angustiavissetis

title: angustiavissetis


text: angustiavissent

title: angustiavissent


text: angustier

title: angustier


text: angustieris

title: angustieris


text: angustietur

title: angustietur


text: angustiemur

title: angustiemur


text: angustiemini

title: angustiemini


text: angustientur

title: angustientur


text: angustiarer

title: angustiarer


text: angustiareris

title: angustiareris


text: angustiaretur

title: angustiaretur


text: angustiaremur

title: angustiaremur


text: angustiaremini

title: angustiaremini


text: angustiarentur

title: angustiarentur


text: angustiatote

title: angustiatote


text: angustianto

title: angustianto


text: angustiator

title: angustiator


text: angustiantor

title: angustiantor


text: angustiavisse

title: angustiavisse


text: angustiari

title: angustiari


text:
armat

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) armed

Etymology
Past participle of. From.

Adjective

 * 1) armed, furnished with weapons

title: armat


text: armamus

title: armamus


text: armatis

title: armatis


text: armabo

title: armabo


text: armabis

title: armabis


text: armabit

title: armabit


text: armabimus

title: armabimus


text: armabitis

title: armabitis


text: armabunt

title: armabunt


text: armabam

title: armabam


text: armabat

title: armabat


text: armabamus

title: armabamus


text: armabatis

title: armabatis


text: armabant

title: armabant


text: armavisti

title: armavisti


text: armavit

title: armavit


text: armavimus

title: armavimus


text: armavistis

title: armavistis


text: armaverunt

title: armaverunt


text: armavero

title: armavero


text: armaveris

title: armaveris


text: armaverit

title: armaverit


text: armaverimus

title: armaverimus


text: armaveritis

title: armaveritis


text: armaverint

title: armaverint


text: armaveram

title: armaveram


text: armaveras

title: armaveras


text: armaverat

title: armaverat


text: armaveramus

title: armaveramus


text: armaveratis

title: armaveratis


text: armaverant

title: armaverant


text: armaris

title: armaris


text:
armatur

Etymology
, first attested in 1872.

Noun

 * 1) (not purely functional) parts belonging to an apparatus, (often) a fixture
 * 2) a luminaire (light fixture)
 * 3) an armature (in an electric motor or dynamo)

title: armatur


text: armamur

title: armamur


text: armamini

title: armamini


text: armantur

title: armantur


text: armabor

title: armabor


text: armaberis

title: armaberis


text:
checkback

Noun

 * 1)  A play of a designated card as a prompt to one's partner to respond with a play indicating the kinds of card he/she holds.

title: checkback


text: armabitur

title: armabitur


text: armabimur

title: armabimur


text: armabimini

title: armabimini


text: armabuntur

title: armabuntur


text: armabar

title: armabar


text: armabaris

title: armabaris


text: armabatur

title: armabatur


text: armabamur

title: armabamur


text: armabamini

title: armabamini


text: armabantur

title: armabantur


text:
armet

Etymology
From, from , , from , ultimately from. .

Noun

 * 1) A type of mediaeval helmet which fully enclosed the head and face, first found in the 1420s in Milan.

Usage notes

 * See close helmet § Usage notes.

Translations

 * Catalan: elmet
 * French:
 * Italian:
 * Korean: 아멧

title: armet


text: armemus

title: armemus


text: armetis

title: armetis


text: armaret

title: armaret


text: armaremus

title: armaremus


text: armaretis

title: armaretis


text: armarent

title: armarent


text: armaverim

title: armaverim


text: armavissem

title: armavissem


text: armavisses

title: armavisses


text: armavisset

title: armavisset


text: coplas

title: coplas


text: armavissemus

title: armavissemus


text: armavissetis

title: armavissetis


text: armavissent

title: armavissent


text: armeris

title: armeris


text: armetur

title: armetur


text: armemur

title: armemur


text: armemini

title: armemini


text: armentur

title: armentur


text: armarer

title: armarer


text: armareris

title: armareris


text: armaretur

title: armaretur


text: armaremur

title: armaremur


text: armaremini

title: armaremini


text: armarentur

title: armarentur


text:
dissatisfier

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, dissatisfies.

title: dissatisfier


text: armatote

title: armatote


text: armanto

title: armanto


text: dissatisfiers

title: dissatisfiers


text:
armator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A shipowner.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  shipowner

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shipowner

title: armator


text: armantor

title: armantor


text: armavisse

title: armavisse


text:
armari

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) closet
 * 2) wardrobe, armoire

title: armari


text:
armatus

Etymology 1
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) armed
 * 2) equipped
 * 3) fortified
 * 4) armoured

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) armour

title: armatus


text:
articulat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) articulate

title: articulat


text: articulamus

title: articulamus


text: articulatis

title: articulatis


text: articulabo

title: articulabo


text: articulabis

title: articulabis


text: articulabit

title: articulabit


text: articulabimus

title: articulabimus


text: articulabitis

title: articulabitis


text: articulabunt

title: articulabunt


text: articulabam

title: articulabam


text: articulabat

title: articulabat


text: articulabamus

title: articulabamus


text: articulabatis

title: articulabatis


text: articulabant

title: articulabant


text: articulavi

title: articulavi


text: articulavisti

title: articulavisti


text: articulavit

title: articulavit


text: articulavimus

title: articulavimus


text: articulavistis

title: articulavistis


text: articulaverunt

title: articulaverunt


text: articulavero

title: articulavero


text: articulaveris

title: articulaveris


text: articulaverit

title: articulaverit


text: articulaverimus

title: articulaverimus


text: ισοβουτανίου

title: ισοβουτανίου


text: articulaveritis

title: articulaveritis


text: articulaverint

title: articulaverint


text: articulaveram

title: articulaveram


text: articulaveras

title: articulaveras


text: articulaverat

title: articulaverat


text: articulaveramus

title: articulaveramus


text: articulaveratis

title: articulaveratis


text: articulaverant

title: articulaverant


text: articulor

title: articulor


text: articularis

title: articularis


text: articulatur

title: articulatur


text: articulamur

title: articulamur


text: articulamini

title: articulamini


text: articulantur

title: articulantur


text: articulabor

title: articulabor


text: articulaberis

title: articulaberis


text: articulabitur

title: articulabitur


text: articulabimur

title: articulabimur


text: articulabimini

title: articulabimini


text: articulabuntur

title: articulabuntur


text: articulabar

title: articulabar


text: articulabaris

title: articulabaris


text: articulabatur

title: articulabatur


text: articulabamur

title: articulabamur


text: articulabamini

title: articulabamini


text: articulabantur

title: articulabantur


text: articulem

title: articulem


text:
articulet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a short article (in a newspaper)

title: articulet


text: articulemus

title: articulemus


text: articuletis

title: articuletis


text: articularem

title: articularem


text: articularet

title: articularet


text: articularemus

title: articularemus


text: articularetis

title: articularetis


text: articularent

title: articularent


text: articulaverim

title: articulaverim


text: articulavissem

title: articulavissem


text: articulavisses

title: articulavisses


text: articulavisset

title: articulavisset


text: articulavissemus

title: articulavissemus


text: articulavissetis

title: articulavissetis


text: articulavissent

title: articulavissent


text: articuleris

title: articuleris


text: articuletur

title: articuletur


text: articulemur

title: articulemur


text: articulemini

title: articulemini


text: articulentur

title: articulentur


text: articularer

title: articularer


text: articulareris

title: articulareris


text: articularetur

title: articularetur


text: articularemur

title: articularemur


text: articularemini

title: articularemini


text: articularentur

title: articularentur


text: articulato

title: articulato


text: articulatote

title: articulatote


text: articulanto

title: articulanto


text: articulantor

title: articulantor


text: articulavisse

title: articulavisse


text: articulari

title: articulari


text:
aspirat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) aspirate
 * 2) cleaning using a vacuum cleaner

title: aspirat


text: aspiramus

title: aspiramus


text: aspiratis

title: aspiratis


text: aspirabo

title: aspirabo


text: aspirabis

title: aspirabis


text: aspirabit

title: aspirabit


text: aspirabimus

title: aspirabimus


text: aspirabitis

title: aspirabitis


text: aspirabunt

title: aspirabunt


text: aspirabam

title: aspirabam


text: aspirabat

title: aspirabat


text: aspirabamus

title: aspirabamus


text:
hautest

Etymology
+ 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  Highest or best.

title: hautest


text: aspirabatis

title: aspirabatis


text: aspirabant

title: aspirabant


text: aspiravisti

title: aspiravisti


text: aspiravit

title: aspiravit


text: aspiravimus

title: aspiravimus


text: aspiravistis

title: aspiravistis


text: aspiraverunt

title: aspiraverunt


text: aspiravero

title: aspiravero


text: aspiraveris

title: aspiraveris


text: aspiraverit

title: aspiraverit


text: aspiraverimus

title: aspiraverimus


text: aspiraveritis

title: aspiraveritis


text: aspiraverint

title: aspiraverint


text: aspiraveram

title: aspiraveram


text: aspiraveras

title: aspiraveras


text: aspiraverat

title: aspiraverat


text: aspiraveramus

title: aspiraveramus


text: aspiraveratis

title: aspiraveratis


text: aspiraverant

title: aspiraverant


text: aspiror

title: aspiror


text: aspiraris

title: aspiraris


text: aspiratur

title: aspiratur


text: aspiramur

title: aspiramur


text: aspiramini

title: aspiramini


text: aspirantur

title: aspirantur


text: aspirabor

title: aspirabor


text: aspiraberis

title: aspiraberis


text: aspirabitur

title: aspirabitur


text: aspirabimur

title: aspirabimur


text: aspirabimini

title: aspirabimini


text: aspirabuntur

title: aspirabuntur


text: ημιχρόνου

title: ημιχρόνου


text: aspirabar

title: aspirabar


text: aspirabaris

title: aspirabaris


text: aspirabatur

title: aspirabatur


text: aspirabamur

title: aspirabamur


text: aspirabamini

title: aspirabamini


text: aspirabantur

title: aspirabantur


text: aspirem

title: aspirem


text:
semisatiric

Adjective

 * 1) Partly satirical.

title: semisatiric


text: ημιχρόνων

title: ημιχρόνων


text: aspiret

title: aspiret


text: aspiremus

title: aspiremus


text: aspiretis

title: aspiretis


text: aspirarem

title: aspirarem


text: aspiraret

title: aspiraret


text: aspiraremus

title: aspiraremus


text: aspiraretis

title: aspiraretis


text: aspirarent

title: aspirarent


text: aspiraverim

title: aspiraverim


text: aspiravissem

title: aspiravissem


text: aspiravisses

title: aspiravisses


text: aspiravisset

title: aspiravisset


text: ημίχρονα

title: ημίχρονα


text: aspiravissemus

title: aspiravissemus


text: aspiravissetis

title: aspiravissetis


text: aspiravissent

title: aspiravissent


text:
undereffective

Adjective

 * 1) Not effective enough.

title: undereffective


text: aspireris

title: aspireris


text: aspiretur

title: aspiretur


text: aspiremur

title: aspiremur


text: aspiremini

title: aspiremini


text: aspirentur

title: aspirentur


text: aspirarer

title: aspirarer


text: aspirareris

title: aspirareris


text: aspiraretur

title: aspiraretur


text: aspiraremur

title: aspiraremur


text: aspiraremini

title: aspiraremini


text: aspirarentur

title: aspirarentur


text: aspiratote

title: aspiratote


text: aspiranto

title: aspiranto


text:
unsexual

Adjective

 * 1) Not sexual.

title: unsexual


text: aspirantor

title: aspirantor


text: aspiravisse

title: aspiravisse


text: aspirari

title: aspirari


text:
razvaliti

Verb

 * 1)  to demolish, raze
 * 2)  to force, break down (door)

title: razvaliti


text: augurat

title: augurat


text:
развалити

Verb

 * 1)  to demolish, raze
 * 2)  to force, break down (door)

title: развалити


text: auguramus

title: auguramus


text: auguratis

title: auguratis


text: augurabo

title: augurabo


text: augurabis

title: augurabis


text: augurabit

title: augurabit


text: augurabimus

title: augurabimus


text: augurabitis

title: augurabitis


text: augurabunt

title: augurabunt


text:
razvaljivati

Verb

 * 1)  to demolish, raze
 * 2)  to force, break down (door)

title: razvaljivati


text: augurabam

title: augurabam


text:
unsexiness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being unsexy.

title: unsexiness


text:
разваљивати

Verb

 * 1)  to demolish, raze
 * 2)  to force, break down (door)

title: разваљивати


text: augurabat

title: augurabat


text:
Kemps

Proper noun

 * 1) A card game, played in teams of two, the object being to get four of a kind, then silently communicate the fact to one's partner, who shouts "Kemps!".

title: Kemps


text: augurabamus

title: augurabamus


text: augurabatis

title: augurabatis


text: augurabant

title: augurabant


text: auguravisti

title: auguravisti


text: auguravit

title: auguravit


text: auguravimus

title: auguravimus


text: auguravistis

title: auguravistis


text: auguraverunt

title: auguraverunt


text: auguravero

title: auguravero


text: auguraveris

title: auguraveris


text: auguraverit

title: auguraverit


text: auguraverimus

title: auguraverimus


text: auguraveritis

title: auguraveritis


text: auguraverint

title: auguraverint


text: auguraveram

title: auguraveram


text: auguraveras

title: auguraveras


text: auguraverat

title: auguraverat


text: auguraveramus

title: auguraveramus


text: auguraveratis

title: auguraveratis


text: auguraverant

title: auguraverant


text:
auguror

Usage notes
This verb is very often deponent in Classical and post-Classical texts.

title: auguror


text: auguraris

title: auguraris


text: auguratur

title: auguratur


text: auguramur

title: auguramur


text: auguramini

title: auguramini


text: augurantur

title: augurantur


text: augurabor

title: augurabor


text: auguraberis

title: auguraberis


text: augurabitur

title: augurabitur


text: augurabimur

title: augurabimur


text: augurabimini

title: augurabimini


text: augurabuntur

title: augurabuntur


text: augurabar

title: augurabar


text: augurabaris

title: augurabaris


text: augurabatur

title: augurabatur


text: augurabamur

title: augurabamur


text: augurabamini

title: augurabamini


text:
canvasboard

Noun

 * 1) A material consisting of canvas laminated onto a board, used for artworks.

title: canvasboard


text: augurabantur

title: augurabantur


text: augurem

title: augurem


text: canvasboards

title: canvasboards


text: auguret

title: auguret


text: auguremus

title: auguremus


text: auguretis

title: auguretis


text: augurarem

title: augurarem


text: auguraret

title: auguraret


text: auguraremus

title: auguraremus


text: auguraretis

title: auguraretis


text: augurarent

title: augurarent


text: auguraverim

title: auguraverim


text: auguravissem

title: auguravissem


text: auguravisses

title: auguravisses


text: auguravisset

title: auguravisset


text: auguravissemus

title: auguravissemus


text: auguravissetis

title: auguravissetis


text: auguravissent

title: auguravissent


text: augureris

title: augureris


text: auguretur

title: auguretur


text: auguremur

title: auguremur


text:
uncanvassed

Adjective

 * 1) Not canvassed.

title: uncanvassed


text: auguremini

title: auguremini


text: augurentur

title: augurentur


text: augurarer

title: augurarer


text: augurareris

title: augurareris


text: auguraretur

title: auguraretur


text: auguraremur

title: auguraremur


text: auguraremini

title: auguraremini


text: augurarentur

title: augurarentur


text: auguratote

title: auguratote


text: auguranto

title: auguranto


text: augurator

title: augurator


text: augurantor

title: augurantor


text: auguravisse

title: auguravisse


text: augurari

title: augurari


text:
canvasless

Adjective

 * 1) Without canvas.

title: canvasless


text:
valjak

Noun

 * 1) cylinder
 * 2) roller (rotating cylindrical device)

title: valjak


text:
captat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) captured

title: captat


text: captamus

title: captamus


text:
ваљак

Noun

 * 1) cylinder
 * 2) roller (rotating cylindrical device)

title: ваљак


text: captatis

title: captatis


text: captabo

title: captabo


text: captabis

title: captabis


text: captabit

title: captabit


text: captabimus

title: captabimus


text: captabitis

title: captabitis


text: captabunt

title: captabunt


text: captabam

title: captabam


text: captabat

title: captabat


text: captabamus

title: captabamus


text: captabatis

title: captabatis


text: captabant

title: captabant


text: captavisti

title: captavisti


text: captavit

title: captavit


text: captavimus

title: captavimus


text: captavistis

title: captavistis


text: captaverunt

title: captaverunt


text: captavero

title: captavero


text: captaveris

title: captaveris


text: captaverit

title: captaverit


text: captaverimus

title: captaverimus


text: captaveritis

title: captaveritis


text: captaverint

title: captaverint


text: captaveram

title: captaveram


text: captaveras

title: captaveras


text: captaverat

title: captaverat


text: captaveramus

title: captaveramus


text: captaveratis

title: captaveratis


text: captaverant

title: captaverant


text: captaris

title: captaris


text: captatur

title: captatur


text: captamur

title: captamur


text: captamini

title: captamini


text: captantur

title: captantur


text: captabor

title: captabor


text: captaberis

title: captaberis


text: captabitur

title: captabitur


text:
flatfootedly

Adverb

 * 1) In a flatfooted manner.

title: flatfootedly


text: captabimur

title: captabimur


text: captabimini

title: captabimini


text: captabuntur

title: captabuntur


text: captabar

title: captabar


text: captabaris

title: captabaris


text: captabatur

title: captabatur


text: ημερολογίου

title: ημερολογίου


text: captabamur

title: captabamur


text: captabamini

title: captabamini


text: captabantur

title: captabantur


text: captem

title: captem


text: captet

title: captet


text: captemus

title: captemus


text: captetis

title: captetis


text: captarem

title: captarem


text: captaret

title: captaret


text: ημερολογίων

title: ημερολογίων


text: captaremus

title: captaremus


text: captaretis

title: captaretis


text: captarent

title: captarent


text: captaverim

title: captaverim


text: captavissem

title: captavissem


text: captavisses

title: captavisses


text: captavisset

title: captavisset


text: captavissemus

title: captavissemus


text: captavissetis

title: captavissetis


text: captavissent

title: captavissent


text: capteris

title: capteris


text: captetur

title: captetur


text: captemur

title: captemur


text: captemini

title: captemini


text: captentur

title: captentur


text: captarer

title: captarer


text: captareris

title: captareris


text: captaretur

title: captaretur


text: captaremur

title: captaremur


text: captaremini

title: captaremini


text: captarentur

title: captarentur


text: ημερολόγια

title: ημερολόγια


text: captatote

title: captatote


text: captanto

title: captanto


text:
captator

Etymology
Derived from

Noun

 * 1) legacy hunter, grabber a man who practically made his career by obsequiously bootlicking/brown-nosing wealthy patrons with the goal of receiving the inheritance of a patron and not have to work subsequently

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) capturer object

title: captator


text: captantor

title: captantor


text: captavisse

title: captavisse


text: captari

title: captari


text:
celebrat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) celebrated

title: celebrat


text: celebramus

title: celebramus


text: celebratis

title: celebratis


text: celebrabo

title: celebrabo


text: celebrabis

title: celebrabis


text: celebrabit

title: celebrabit


text:
unsqueaking

Adjective

 * 1) Not producing squeaking noises.

title: unsqueaking


text: celebrabimus

title: celebrabimus


text: celebrabitis

title: celebrabitis


text: celebrabunt

title: celebrabunt


text: celebrabam

title: celebrabam


text: celebrabat

title: celebrabat


text: celebrabamus

title: celebrabamus


text: celebrabatis

title: celebrabatis


text:
unsqueaky

Adjective

 * 1) Not squeaky.

title: unsqueaky


text: celebrabant

title: celebrabant


text: celebravisti

title: celebravisti


text: celebravit

title: celebravit


text: celebravimus

title: celebravimus


text: celebravistis

title: celebravistis


text: celebraverunt

title: celebraverunt


text: celebravero

title: celebravero


text: celebraveris

title: celebraveris


text: celebraverit

title: celebraverit


text: celebraverimus

title: celebraverimus


text: celebraveritis

title: celebraveritis


text: celebraverint

title: celebraverint


text: celebraveram

title: celebraveram


text: celebraveras

title: celebraveras


text: celebraverat

title: celebraverat


text:
анализирати

Verb

 * 1)  to analyze

title: анализирати


text: celebraveramus

title: celebraveramus


text: celebraveratis

title: celebraveratis


text: celebraverant

title: celebraverant


text: celebror

title: celebror


text: celebraris

title: celebraris


text: celebratur

title: celebratur


text: celebramur

title: celebramur


text: celebramini

title: celebramini


text: celebrantur

title: celebrantur


text: celebrabor

title: celebrabor


text: celebraberis

title: celebraberis


text: celebrabitur

title: celebrabitur


text: celebrabimur

title: celebrabimur


text: celebrabimini

title: celebrabimini


text: celebrabuntur

title: celebrabuntur


text: celebrabar

title: celebrabar


text: celebrabaris

title: celebrabaris


text: celebrabatur

title: celebrabatur


text: celebrabamur

title: celebrabamur


text: celebrabamini

title: celebrabamini


text: celebrabantur

title: celebrabantur


text: celebrem

title: celebrem


text:
celebret

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A letter signed by a bishop or other higher official stating that a certain priest is allowed to say Mass in a different diocese.

title: celebret


text:
аналоган

Adjective

 * 1) analogous

title: аналоган


text: celebremus

title: celebremus


text: celebretis

title: celebretis


text: celebrent

title: celebrent


text: celebrarem

title: celebrarem


text: celebraret

title: celebraret


text: celebraremus

title: celebraremus


text: celebraretis

title: celebraretis


text: celebrarent

title: celebrarent


text: celebraverim

title: celebraverim


text: celebravissem

title: celebravissem


text: celebravisses

title: celebravisses


text: celebravisset

title: celebravisset


text: celebravissemus

title: celebravissemus


text: celebravissetis

title: celebravissetis


text: celebravissent

title: celebravissent


text:
аналогно

Adverb

 * 1) analogously

Adverb

 * 1) analogously

title: аналогно


text:
celebrer

Verb

 * 1) to celebrate

title: celebrer


text: celebreris

title: celebreris


text: celebretur

title: celebretur


text: celebremur

title: celebremur


text: celebremini

title: celebremini


text: celebrentur

title: celebrentur


text: celebrarer

title: celebrarer


text: celebrareris

title: celebrareris


text: celebraretur

title: celebraretur


text: celebraremur

title: celebraremur


text: celebraremini

title: celebraremini


text: ισοπεντανίου

title: ισοπεντανίου


text: celebrarentur

title: celebrarentur


text: celebratote

title: celebratote


text:
аналогија

Noun

 * 1) analogy

Noun

 * 1) analogy

title: аналогија


text: celebranto

title: celebranto


text: celebrantor

title: celebrantor


text: celebravisse

title: celebravisse


text: bulldogging

title: bulldogging


text: bulldogged

title: bulldogged


text: celebrari

title: celebrari


text:
анализатор

Noun

 * 1) analyzer

Noun

 * 1) analyst
 * 2) analyzer

title: анализатор


text: clamat

title: clamat


text: clamamus

title: clamamus


text: clamatis

title: clamatis


text: clamabo

title: clamabo


text: clamabis

title: clamabis


text: clamabit

title: clamabit


text: clamabimus

title: clamabimus


text: clamabitis

title: clamabitis


text: clamabunt

title: clamabunt


text: clamabam

title: clamabam


text: clamabat

title: clamabat


text: clamabamus

title: clamabamus


text: clamabatis

title: clamabatis


text: clamabant

title: clamabant


text: clamavisti

title: clamavisti


text: clamavit

title: clamavit


text: clamavimus

title: clamavimus


text: clamavistis

title: clamavistis


text: clamaverunt

title: clamaverunt


text:
sintetski

Adjective

 * 1) synthetic

Adverb

 * 1) synthetically

title: sintetski


text: clamavero

title: clamavero


text: clamaveris

title: clamaveris


text: clamaverit

title: clamaverit


text: clamaverimus

title: clamaverimus


text:
синтетски

Adjective

 * 1) synthetic

Adverb

 * 1) synthetically

title: синтетски


text: clamaveritis

title: clamaveritis


text: clamaverint

title: clamaverint


text: clamaveram

title: clamaveram


text: clamaveras

title: clamaveras


text: clamaverat

title: clamaverat


text: clamaveramus

title: clamaveramus


text: clamaveratis

title: clamaveratis


text: clamaverant

title: clamaverant


text: clamaris

title: clamaris


text: clamatur

title: clamatur


text: clamamur

title: clamamur


text: clamamini

title: clamamini


text: clamantur

title: clamantur


text: clamabor

title: clamabor


text: clamaberis

title: clamaberis


text: clamabitur

title: clamabitur


text: clamabimur

title: clamabimur


text: clamabimini

title: clamabimini


text: clamabuntur

title: clamabuntur


text: clamabar

title: clamabar


text: clamabaris

title: clamabaris


text: clamabatur

title: clamabatur


text: clamabamur

title: clamabamur


text: clamabamini

title: clamabamini


text: clamabantur

title: clamabantur


text: clamem

title: clamem


text: clamet

title: clamet


text: clamemus

title: clamemus


text: clametis

title: clametis


text: clamarem

title: clamarem


text: clamaret

title: clamaret


text: clamaremus

title: clamaremus


text: clamaretis

title: clamaretis


text: clamarent

title: clamarent


text: clamaverim

title: clamaverim


text: clamavissem

title: clamavissem


text: clamavisses

title: clamavisses


text: clamavisset

title: clamavisset


text: clamavissemus

title: clamavissemus


text: clamavissetis

title: clamavissetis


text: clamavissent

title: clamavissent


text: clameris

title: clameris


text: clametur

title: clametur


text: clamemur

title: clamemur


text: clamemini

title: clamemini


text: clamentur

title: clamentur


text: clamarer

title: clamarer


text: clamareris

title: clamareris


text: clamaretur

title: clamaretur


text: clamaremur

title: clamaremur


text: clamaremini

title: clamaremini


text: clamarentur

title: clamarentur


text:
sintetizirati

Verb

 * 1)  to synthesize

title: sintetizirati


text: clamatote

title: clamatote


text:
синтетизирати

Verb

 * 1)  to synthesize

title: синтетизирати


text: clamanto

title: clamanto


text:
clamator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) yeller, screamer; one who shouts

title: clamator


text: clamantor

title: clamantor


text: clamavisse

title: clamavisse


text:
clamaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to shout, about to cry out, about to claim

title: clamaturus


text: clamari

title: clamari


text:
clamatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shouted at, having been shouted at

title: clamatus


text: clamatum

title: clamatum


text:
compilat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) compiled

title: compilat


text: compilamus

title: compilamus


text: compilatis

title: compilatis


text: compilabo

title: compilabo


text: compilabis

title: compilabis


text: compilabit

title: compilabit


text: compilabimus

title: compilabimus


text: compilabitis

title: compilabitis


text: compilabunt

title: compilabunt


text: compilabam

title: compilabam


text: compilabat

title: compilabat


text: compilabamus

title: compilabamus


text: compilabatis

title: compilabatis


text: compilabant

title: compilabant


text: compilavisti

title: compilavisti


text: compilavit

title: compilavit


text: compilavimus

title: compilavimus


text: compilavistis

title: compilavistis


text: κατοστάρικου

title: κατοστάρικου


text: compilaverunt

title: compilaverunt


text: compilavero

title: compilavero


text: compilaveris

title: compilaveris


text: compilaverit

title: compilaverit


text: compilaverimus

title: compilaverimus


text: compilaveritis

title: compilaveritis


text: compilaverint

title: compilaverint


text: compilaveram

title: compilaveram


text: compilaveras

title: compilaveras


text: compilaverat

title: compilaverat


text: compilaveramus

title: compilaveramus


text: κατοστάρικων

title: κατοστάρικων


text: compilaveratis

title: compilaveratis


text: compilaverant

title: compilaverant


text: compilor

title: compilor


text: compilaris

title: compilaris


text: compilatur

title: compilatur


text: compilamur

title: compilamur


text: compilamini

title: compilamini


text: compilantur

title: compilantur


text: compilabor

title: compilabor


text: compilaberis

title: compilaberis


text: compilabitur

title: compilabitur


text: compilabimur

title: compilabimur


text: compilabimini

title: compilabimini


text: compilabuntur

title: compilabuntur


text: compilabar

title: compilabar


text: compilabaris

title: compilabaris


text: compilabatur

title: compilabatur


text: compilabamur

title: compilabamur


text: compilabamini

title: compilabamini


text: compilabantur

title: compilabantur


text: compilem

title: compilem


text: κατοστάρικα

title: κατοστάρικα


text: compilet

title: compilet


text: compilemus

title: compilemus


text: compiletis

title: compiletis


text: compilarem

title: compilarem


text: compilaret

title: compilaret


text: compilaremus

title: compilaremus


text: compilaretis

title: compilaretis


text: compilarent

title: compilarent


text: compilaverim

title: compilaverim


text: developmentals

title: developmentals


text: compilavissem

title: compilavissem


text: compilavisses

title: compilavisses


text: compilavisset

title: compilavisset


text: compilavissemus

title: compilavissemus


text: compilavissetis

title: compilavissetis


text: compilavissent

title: compilavissent


text: compileris

title: compileris


text: compiletur

title: compiletur


text: compilemur

title: compilemur


text: compilemini

title: compilemini


text: compilentur

title: compilentur


text: compilarer

title: compilarer


text: compilareris

title: compilareris


text: compilaretur

title: compilaretur


text: compilaremur

title: compilaremur


text: compilaremini

title: compilaremini


text: compilarentur

title: compilarentur


text: compilatote

title: compilatote


text: compilanto

title: compilanto


text: compilantor

title: compilantor


text: compilavisse

title: compilavisse


text: compilari

title: compilari


text:
condensat

Noun

 * 1) condensate

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) condensed

title: condensat


text: condensamus

title: condensamus


text: condensatis

title: condensatis


text: condensant

title: condensant


text: condensabo

title: condensabo


text: condensabis

title: condensabis


text: condensabit

title: condensabit


text: condensabimus

title: condensabimus


text:
rasklopiti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to dismantle, take apart
 * 2)  to open, unfold

title: rasklopiti


text: condensabitis

title: condensabitis


text: condensabunt

title: condensabunt


text: condensabam

title: condensabam


text:
расклопити

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to dismantle, take apart
 * 2)  to open, unfold

title: расклопити


text: condensabat

title: condensabat


text: condensabamus

title: condensabamus


text: condensabatis

title: condensabatis


text: condensabant

title: condensabant


text: symbolisms

title: symbolisms


text:
rasklapati

Verb

 * 1)  to dismantle, take apart
 * 2)  to open, unfold

title: rasklapati


text: condensavisti

title: condensavisti


text: condensavit

title: condensavit


text: condensavimus

title: condensavimus


text:
расклапати

Verb

 * 1)  to dismantle, take apart
 * 2)  to open, unfold

title: расклапати


text: condensavistis

title: condensavistis


text: condensaverunt

title: condensaverunt


text: condensavero

title: condensavero


text: condensaveris

title: condensaveris


text: condensaverit

title: condensaverit


text: condensaverimus

title: condensaverimus


text: condensaveritis

title: condensaveritis


text: condensaverint

title: condensaverint


text: condensaveram

title: condensaveram


text: condensaveras

title: condensaveras


text: condensaverat

title: condensaverat


text: condensaveramus

title: condensaveramus


text: condensaveratis

title: condensaveratis


text: condensaverant

title: condensaverant


text: condensaris

title: condensaris


text: condensatur

title: condensatur


text: condensamur

title: condensamur


text: condensamini

title: condensamini


text: condensantur

title: condensantur


text: condensabor

title: condensabor


text: condensaberis

title: condensaberis


text: condensabitur

title: condensabitur


text: condensabimur

title: condensabimur


text: condensabimini

title: condensabimini


text: condensabuntur

title: condensabuntur


text: condensabar

title: condensabar


text: condensabaris

title: condensabaris


text: condensabatur

title: condensabatur


text: condensabamur

title: condensabamur


text: condensabamini

title: condensabamini


text: condensabantur

title: condensabantur


text: condensem

title: condensem


text: condenset

title: condenset


text: condensemus

title: condensemus


text:
unnormal

Adjective

 * 1) Not normal.

title: unnormal


text: condensetis

title: condensetis


text: condensent

title: condensent


text: condensarem

title: condensarem


text: condensaret

title: condensaret


text: condensaremus

title: condensaremus


text: condensaretis

title: condensaretis


text: condensarent

title: condensarent


text: condensaverim

title: condensaverim


text: condensavissem

title: condensavissem


text: condensavisses

title: condensavisses


text: condensavisset

title: condensavisset


text: condensavissemus

title: condensavissemus


text: condensavissetis

title: condensavissetis


text: condensavissent

title: condensavissent


text: condenseris

title: condenseris


text: condensetur

title: condensetur


text: condensemur

title: condensemur


text: condensemini

title: condensemini


text: condensentur

title: condensentur


text: condensarer

title: condensarer


text: condensareris

title: condensareris


text: condensaretur

title: condensaretur


text: condensaremur

title: condensaremur


text: condensaremini

title: condensaremini


text: condensarentur

title: condensarentur


text: condensatote

title: condensatote


text: condensanto

title: condensanto


text: condensantor

title: condensantor


text: condensavisse

title: condensavisse


text: condensari

title: condensari


text:
confirmat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) confirmation

title: confirmat


text: confirmamus

title: confirmamus


text: confirmatis

title: confirmatis


text: confirmabo

title: confirmabo


text: confirmabis

title: confirmabis


text: confirmabit

title: confirmabit


text: confirmabimus

title: confirmabimus


text:
declinism

Noun

 * 1) A pessimistic belief that things are in decline.

title: declinism


text: confirmabitis

title: confirmabitis


text: confirmabunt

title: confirmabunt


text: confirmabam

title: confirmabam


text: confirmabat

title: confirmabat


text: confirmabamus

title: confirmabamus


text: confirmabatis

title: confirmabatis


text: confirmabant

title: confirmabant


text: confirmavi

title: confirmavi


text: confirmavisti

title: confirmavisti


text: confirmavit

title: confirmavit


text: confirmavimus

title: confirmavimus


text: confirmavistis

title: confirmavistis


text: confirmaverunt

title: confirmaverunt


text: confirmavero

title: confirmavero


text: declinest

title: declinest


text: confirmaveris

title: confirmaveris


text: confirmaverit

title: confirmaverit


text: confirmaverimus

title: confirmaverimus


text: confirmaveritis

title: confirmaveritis


text: confirmaverint

title: confirmaverint


text: confirmaveram

title: confirmaveram


text: confirmaveras

title: confirmaveras


text: confirmaverat

title: confirmaverat


text: confirmaveramus

title: confirmaveramus


text: confirmaveratis

title: confirmaveratis


text: confirmaverant

title: confirmaverant


text:
confirmor

Noun

 * 1)  One who performs the confirmation of an estate; the grantor of a deed of confirmation.
 * 2)  A purchaser of real estate who resells the property before the transaction is completed.
 * 1)  A purchaser of real estate who resells the property before the transaction is completed.

title: confirmor


text: confirmaris

title: confirmaris


text: grantest

title: grantest


text: confirmatur

title: confirmatur


text: confirmamur

title: confirmamur


text: confirmamini

title: confirmamini


text: confirmantur

title: confirmantur


text: confirmabor

title: confirmabor


text: confirmaberis

title: confirmaberis


text: confirmabitur

title: confirmabitur


text: confirmabimur

title: confirmabimur


text: confirmabimini

title: confirmabimini


text: greetest

title: greetest


text: confirmabuntur

title: confirmabuntur


text: confirmabar

title: confirmabar


text: confirmabaris

title: confirmabaris


text: confirmabatur

title: confirmabatur


text: confirmabamur

title: confirmabamur


text: confirmabamini

title: confirmabamini


text: confirmabantur

title: confirmabantur


text: greeteth

title: greeteth


text: confirmem

title: confirmem


text: confirmemus

title: confirmemus


text: confirmetis

title: confirmetis


text: confirmarem

title: confirmarem


text: confirmaret

title: confirmaret


text: confirmaremus

title: confirmaremus


text: confirmaretis

title: confirmaretis


text: confirmarent

title: confirmarent


text: confirmaverim

title: confirmaverim


text: confirmavissem

title: confirmavissem


text: confirmavisses

title: confirmavisses


text: confirmavisset

title: confirmavisset


text: confirmavissemus

title: confirmavissemus


text: confirmavissetis

title: confirmavissetis


text: confirmavissent

title: confirmavissent


text: confirmeris

title: confirmeris


text: confirmetur

title: confirmetur


text: confirmemur

title: confirmemur


text: confirmemini

title: confirmemini


text: confirmentur

title: confirmentur


text: confirmarer

title: confirmarer


text: confirmareris

title: confirmareris


text:
отказати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to cancel, call off
 * 2)  to break down, stop working (of a machine or its part, especially in terms of safety)
 * 3)  to give notice (of resignation, dismissal, etc.)

title: отказати


text: confirmaretur

title: confirmaretur


text: confirmaremur

title: confirmaremur


text: confirmaremini

title: confirmaremini


text: confirmarentur

title: confirmarentur


text: confirmato

title: confirmato


text: confirmate

title: confirmate


text: confirmatote

title: confirmatote


text:
otkazivati

Verb

 * 1)  to cancel, call off
 * 2)  to break down, stop working (of a machine or its part, especially in terms of safety)
 * 3)  to give notice (of resignation, dismissal, etc.)

title: otkazivati


text:
отказивати

Verb

 * 1)  to cancel, call off
 * 2)  to break down, stop working (of a machine or its part, especially in terms of safety)
 * 3)  to give notice (of resignation, dismissal, etc.)

title: отказивати


text: confirmanto

title: confirmanto


text:
confirmator

Noun

 * 1)  # Someone or something that confirms; a confirmer.

Noun

 * 1) one who, or that which, confirms, establishes or assures something

title: confirmator


text: confirmantor

title: confirmantor


text: confirmavisse

title: confirmavisse


text: confirmari

title: confirmari


text:
confirmatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) strengthened, fortified
 * 2) confirmed

title: confirmatus


text:
fruitwood

Noun

 * 1) The wood of any fruit tree, particularly hardwood from species such as pear and cherry, that is valued for furniture, woodcuts and other applications.
 * 2) In orchard culture, the woody growth of the scion of any grafted fruit tree above the graft, as opposed to the rootstock, which is the part of the plant below the graft.
 * 3) Particular branches or twigs in particular positions, or of particular types or ages, that may be expected to bear fruit in most types of orchard trees, since fruit is not borne randomly all over the tree.
 * 1) Particular branches or twigs in particular positions, or of particular types or ages, that may be expected to bear fruit in most types of orchard trees, since fruit is not borne randomly all over the tree.
 * 1) Particular branches or twigs in particular positions, or of particular types or ages, that may be expected to bear fruit in most types of orchard trees, since fruit is not borne randomly all over the tree.

title: fruitwood


text: fruitwoods

title: fruitwoods


text:
consolidat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) consolidated

title: consolidat


text: consolidamus

title: consolidamus


text:
godforsakenness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being godforsaken.

title: godforsakenness


text: consolidatis

title: consolidatis


text: consolidabo

title: consolidabo


text: consolidabis

title: consolidabis


text: consolidabit

title: consolidabit


text: consolidabimus

title: consolidabimus


text: consolidabitis

title: consolidabitis


text: consolidabunt

title: consolidabunt


text: consolidabam

title: consolidabam


text: consolidabat

title: consolidabat


text: consolidabamus

title: consolidabamus


text: consolidabatis

title: consolidabatis


text: consolidabant

title: consolidabant


text: consolidavisti

title: consolidavisti


text: consolidavit

title: consolidavit


text: consolidavimus

title: consolidavimus


text: consolidavistis

title: consolidavistis


text: consolidaverunt

title: consolidaverunt


text: consolidavero

title: consolidavero


text: consolidaveris

title: consolidaveris


text: consolidaverit

title: consolidaverit


text: consolidaverimus

title: consolidaverimus


text: consolidaveritis

title: consolidaveritis


text: consolidaverint

title: consolidaverint


text: consolidaveram

title: consolidaveram


text: consolidaveras

title: consolidaveras


text: consolidaverat

title: consolidaverat


text: consolidaveramus

title: consolidaveramus


text: consolidaveratis

title: consolidaveratis


text: consolidaverant

title: consolidaverant


text: consolidor

title: consolidor


text: consolidaris

title: consolidaris


text: consolidatur

title: consolidatur


text: consolidamur

title: consolidamur


text: consolidamini

title: consolidamini


text: consolidantur

title: consolidantur


text: consolidabor

title: consolidabor


text: consolidaberis

title: consolidaberis


text: consolidabitur

title: consolidabitur


text: consolidabimur

title: consolidabimur


text: consolidabimini

title: consolidabimini


text: consolidabuntur

title: consolidabuntur


text: consolidabar

title: consolidabar


text: consolidabaris

title: consolidabaris


text: consolidabatur

title: consolidabatur


text: consolidabamur

title: consolidabamur


text: consolidabamini

title: consolidabamini


text: consolidabantur

title: consolidabantur


text: consolidem

title: consolidem


text: consolidet

title: consolidet


text: consolidemus

title: consolidemus


text: consolidetis

title: consolidetis


text: consolidarem

title: consolidarem


text: consolidaret

title: consolidaret


text: consolidaremus

title: consolidaremus


text: consolidaretis

title: consolidaretis


text: consolidarent

title: consolidarent


text: consolidaverim

title: consolidaverim


text: consolidavissem

title: consolidavissem


text: consolidavisses

title: consolidavisses


text: consolidavisset

title: consolidavisset


text: consolidavissemus

title: consolidavissemus


text: consolidavissetis

title: consolidavissetis


text: consolidavissent

title: consolidavissent


text: consolideris

title: consolideris


text: consolidetur

title: consolidetur


text: consolidemur

title: consolidemur


text: consolidemini

title: consolidemini


text: consolidentur

title: consolidentur


text: consolidarer

title: consolidarer


text: consolidareris

title: consolidareris


text: consolidaretur

title: consolidaretur


text: consolidaremur

title: consolidaremur


text: consolidaremini

title: consolidaremini


text: consolidarentur

title: consolidarentur


text: consolidatote

title: consolidatote


text: consolidanto

title: consolidanto


text: consolidantor

title: consolidantor


text: consolidavisse

title: consolidavisse


text: consolidari

title: consolidari


text:
consolidatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) solidified, condensed
 * 2) consolidated

title: consolidatus


text: constamus

title: constamus


text:
motorplex

Noun

 * 1)  A venue for motor racing.

title: motorplex


text: constatis

title: constatis


text: motorplexes

title: motorplexes


text: constabo

title: constabo


text: constabis

title: constabis


text: constabit

title: constabit


text: constabimus

title: constabimus


text: constabitis

title: constabitis


text: constabunt

title: constabunt


text: constabam

title: constabam


text: constabat

title: constabat


text: constabamus

title: constabamus


text: constabatis

title: constabatis


text: constabant

title: constabant


text: constiti

title: constiti


text: constitisti

title: constitisti


text: constitit

title: constitit


text: constitimus

title: constitimus


text: constitistis

title: constitistis


text: constiterunt

title: constiterunt


text: constitero

title: constitero


text: constiteris

title: constiteris


text: constiterit

title: constiterit


text: constiterimus

title: constiterimus


text: constiteritis

title: constiteritis


text: constiterint

title: constiterint


text: constiteram

title: constiteram


text: constiteras

title: constiteras


text: constiterat

title: constiterat


text: constiteramus

title: constiteramus


text: constiteratis

title: constiteratis


text: constiterant

title: constiterant


text: constem

title: constem


text: constet

title: constet


text: constemus

title: constemus