text:
tigerdom

Noun

 * 1) The state or essence of being a tiger.

title: tigerdom


text: provatan

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title: provatan


text:
tigerhood

Noun

 * 1) The state or essence of being a tiger.

title: tigerhood


text: provitan

title: provitan


text: provotan

title: provotan


text: provatajn

title: provatajn


text: provitajn

title: provitajn


text: provotajn

title: provotajn


text: provito

title: provito


text: provoto

title: provoto


text: provatoj

title: provatoj


text: provitoj

title: provitoj


text: oeufz

title: oeufz


text: provotoj

title: provotoj


text: provaton

title: provaton


text: proviton

title: proviton


text: provoton

title: provoton


text: provatojn

title: provatojn


text: provitojn

title: provitojn


text: provotojn

title: provotojn


text: provite

title: provite


text: provote

title: provote


text:
parapsis

Noun

 * 1)  The lateral part(s) of the mesoscutum of certain hymenopteran insects

Etymology 2
See,.

Noun

 * 1)  An abnormality in the sense of touch

Noun

 * 1) serving dish

title: parapsis


text:
Template:U:fr:oe

The œ ligature is often replaced in contemporary French with oe (the œ character does not appear on AZERTY keyboards), but this is nonstandard.

title: Template:U:fr:oe


text: parapsides

title: parapsides


text: parapsidis

title: parapsidis


text: parapsidum

title: parapsidum


text: parapsidi

title: parapsidi


text: parapsidibus

title: parapsidibus


text: parapsidem

title: parapsidem


text: parapside

title: parapside


text:
deerdom

Noun

 * 1) The state or essence of a deer; deer collectively.

title: deerdom


text:
φάσις

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) appearance

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) utterance, statement, expression

title: φάσις


text:
deerhood

Noun

 * 1) The state or condition of being a deer.

title: deerhood


text:
控制

Verb

 * 1) to control; to contain; to dominate

title: 控制


text: parascevae

title: parascevae


text: parasceves

title: parasceves


text: parascevarum

title: parascevarum


text: parascevis

title: parascevis


text: parasceven

title: parasceven


text: parascevas

title: parascevas


text:
pascens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) feeding, nourishing
 * 2) pasturing
 * 3) cultivating
 * 4) grazing

title: pascens


text: pascentes

title: pascentes


text: pascentia

title: pascentia


text: pascentis

title: pascentis


text: pascentium

title: pascentium


text: pascenti

title: pascenti


text: pascentibus

title: pascentibus


text: pascentem

title: pascentem


text:
peiero

Verb

 * 1) to swear a false oath
 * 2) to perjure oneself

title: peiero


text: peieras

title: peieras


text: peierat

title: peierat


text: peieramus

title: peieramus


text: peieratis

title: peieratis


text: peierant

title: peierant


text: peierabo

title: peierabo


text: peierabis

title: peierabis


text: peierabit

title: peierabit


text: peierabimus

title: peierabimus


text: peierabitis

title: peierabitis


text: peierabunt

title: peierabunt


text: peierabam

title: peierabam


text: peierabas

title: peierabas


text: peierabat

title: peierabat


text: peierabamus

title: peierabamus


text: peierabatis

title: peierabatis


text: peierabant

title: peierabant


text: peieravi

title: peieravi


text: peieravisti

title: peieravisti


text: peieravit

title: peieravit


text: peieravimus

title: peieravimus


text: peieravistis

title: peieravistis


text: peieraverunt

title: peieraverunt


text: peieravero

title: peieravero


text: peieraveris

title: peieraveris


text: peieraverit

title: peieraverit


text: peieraverimus

title: peieraverimus


text: peieraveritis

title: peieraveritis


text: peieraverint

title: peieraverint


text: peieraveram

title: peieraveram


text: peieraveras

title: peieraveras


text: peieraverat

title: peieraverat


text: peieraveramus

title: peieraveramus


text: peieraveratis

title: peieraveratis


text: peieraverant

title: peieraverant


text: peieror

title: peieror


text: peieraris

title: peieraris


text: peieratur

title: peieratur


text: peieramur

title: peieramur


text: peieramini

title: peieramini


text: peierantur

title: peierantur


text: peierabor

title: peierabor


text: peieraberis

title: peieraberis


text: peierabitur

title: peierabitur


text: peierabimur

title: peierabimur


text: peierabimini

title: peierabimini


text: peierabuntur

title: peierabuntur


text: peierabar

title: peierabar


text: peierabaris

title: peierabaris


text: peierabatur

title: peierabatur


text: peierabamur

title: peierabamur


text: peierabamini

title: peierabamini


text: peierabantur

title: peierabantur


text: peierem

title: peierem


text: peieres

title: peieres


text: peieret

title: peieret


text: peieremus

title: peieremus


text: peieretis

title: peieretis


text: peierent

title: peierent


text: peierarem

title: peierarem


text: peierares

title: peierares


text: peieraret

title: peieraret


text: peieraremus

title: peieraremus


text: peieraretis

title: peieraretis


text: peierarent

title: peierarent


text: peieraverim

title: peieraverim


text: peieravissem

title: peieravissem


text: peieravisses

title: peieravisses


text: peieravisset

title: peieravisset


text: peieravissemus

title: peieravissemus


text: peieravissetis

title: peieravissetis


text: peieravissent

title: peieravissent


text: peierer

title: peierer


text: peiereris

title: peiereris


text: peieretur

title: peieretur


text: peieremur

title: peieremur


text: peieremini

title: peieremini


text: peierentur

title: peierentur


text: peierarer

title: peierarer


text: peierareris

title: peierareris


text: peieraretur

title: peieraretur


text: peieraremur

title: peieraremur


text: peieraremini

title: peieraremini


text: peierarentur

title: peierarentur


text: peiera

title: peiera


text: peierato

title: peierato


text: peierate

title: peierate


text: peieratote

title: peieratote


text: peieranto

title: peieranto


text: peierare

title: peierare


text: peierator

title: peierator


text: peierantor

title: peierantor


text: peieravisse

title: peieravisse


text: peierari

title: peierari


text:
pellicio

Etymology
From, a Classical-era reconstruction. See note at.

Pronunciation

 * The length of the vowel in the perfect stem (pellē̆x-) is not entirely certain, but it is most likely short. See references at.
 * The length of the vowel in the perfect stem (pellē̆x-) is not entirely certain, but it is most likely short. See references at.

Verb

 * 1) to allure, entice, inveigle
 * 2) to decoy, coax, wheedle
 * 3) to attract, win over
 * 1) to attract, win over
 * 1) to attract, win over

title: pellicio


text: pellicit

title: pellicit


text: pellicimus

title: pellicimus


text: pellicitis

title: pellicitis


text: pelliciunt

title: pelliciunt


text: pelliciam

title: pelliciam


text: pellicies

title: pellicies


text: pelliciet

title: pelliciet


text: pelliciemus

title: pelliciemus


text: pellicietis

title: pellicietis


text: pellicient

title: pellicient


text: pelliciebam

title: pelliciebam


text: pelliciebas

title: pelliciebas


text: pelliciebat

title: pelliciebat


text: pelliciebamus

title: pelliciebamus


text: pelliciebatis

title: pelliciebatis


text: pelliciebant

title: pelliciebant


text: pellexi

title: pellexi


text: pellexisti

title: pellexisti


text: pellexit

title: pellexit


text: pelleximus

title: pelleximus


text: pellexistis

title: pellexistis


text: pellexerunt

title: pellexerunt


text: pellexero

title: pellexero


text: pellexeris

title: pellexeris


text: pellexerit

title: pellexerit


text: pellexerimus

title: pellexerimus


text: pellexeritis

title: pellexeritis


text: pellexerint

title: pellexerint


text: pellexeram

title: pellexeram


text: pellexeras

title: pellexeras


text: pellexerat

title: pellexerat


text: pellexeramus

title: pellexeramus


text: pellexeratis

title: pellexeratis


text: pellexerant

title: pellexerant


text: pellicior

title: pellicior


text: pelliceris

title: pelliceris


text: pellicitur

title: pellicitur


text: pellicimur

title: pellicimur


text: pellicimini

title: pellicimini


text: pelliciuntur

title: pelliciuntur


text: pelliciar

title: pelliciar


text: pellicieris

title: pellicieris


text: pellicietur

title: pellicietur


text: pelliciemur

title: pelliciemur


text: pelliciemini

title: pelliciemini


text: pellicientur

title: pellicientur


text: pelliciebar

title: pelliciebar


text: pelliciebaris

title: pelliciebaris


text: pelliciebatur

title: pelliciebatur


text: pelliciebamur

title: pelliciebamur


text: pelliciebamini

title: pelliciebamini


text: pelliciebantur

title: pelliciebantur


text: pellicias

title: pellicias


text: pelliciat

title: pelliciat


text: pelliciamus

title: pelliciamus


text: pelliciatis

title: pelliciatis


text: pelliciant

title: pelliciant


text: pellicerem

title: pellicerem


text: pelliceres

title: pelliceres


text: pelliceret

title: pelliceret


text: pelliceremus

title: pelliceremus


text: pelliceretis

title: pelliceretis


text: pellicerent

title: pellicerent


text: pellexerim

title: pellexerim


text: pellexissem

title: pellexissem


text: pellexisses

title: pellexisses


text: pellexisset

title: pellexisset


text: pellexissemus

title: pellexissemus


text: pellexissetis

title: pellexissetis


text: pellexissent

title: pellexissent


text: pelliciaris

title: pelliciaris


text: pelliciatur

title: pelliciatur


text: pelliciamur

title: pelliciamur


text: pelliciamini

title: pelliciamini


text: pelliciantur

title: pelliciantur


text: pellicerer

title: pellicerer


text: pellicereris

title: pellicereris


text: pelliceretur

title: pelliceretur


text: pelliceremur

title: pelliceremur


text: pelliceremini

title: pelliceremini


text: pellicerentur

title: pellicerentur


text: pellicito

title: pellicito


text: pellicite

title: pellicite


text: pellicitote

title: pellicitote


text: pelliciunto

title: pelliciunto


text: pellicere

title: pellicere


text: pellicitor

title: pellicitor


text: pelliciuntor

title: pelliciuntor


text: pellexisse

title: pellexisse


text: brown-nosers

title: brown-nosers


text:
penetrabilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) penetrable
 * 2) piercing (sound)

Descendants

 * Translingual: ,

title: penetrabilis


text: penetrabiles

title: penetrabiles


text: penetrabilia

title: penetrabilia


text: penetrabilium

title: penetrabilium


text: penetrabilibus

title: penetrabilibus


text: penetrabilem

title: penetrabilem


text: perae

title: perae


text: perarum

title: perarum


text:
peram

Participle

 * 1) flogging, thrashing;

title: peram


text:
percutiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) piercing

title: percutiens


text: percutientes

title: percutientes


text: percutientia

title: percutientia


text: percutientis

title: percutientis


text: percutientium

title: percutientium


text: percutienti

title: percutienti


text: percutientibus

title: percutientibus


text: percutientem

title: percutientem


text:
perdendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be destroyed, wasted or lost etc.

title: perdendus


text: perdenda

title: perdenda


text: perdendum

title: perdendum


text: perdendi

title: perdendi


text: perdendae

title: perdendae


text: perdendorum

title: perdendorum


text: perdendarum

title: perdendarum


text: perdendis

title: perdendis


text: perdendam

title: perdendam


text: perdendos

title: perdendos


text: perdendas

title: perdendas


text: perdende

title: perdende


text:
perditio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ruin, destruction
 * 2) perdition
 * 1) perdition

title: perditio


text: perditiones

title: perditiones


text: perditionis

title: perditionis


text: perditionum

title: perditionum


text: perditioni

title: perditioni


text: perditionibus

title: perditionibus


text: perditionem

title: perditionem


text: perditione

title: perditione


text:
peregre

Etymology
From. . The primacy of the ending and quality of its vowel is uncertain due to the general confusion between these two endings (cf. ~, ~). Although in the three examples of graphic e in (Late Latin) poetry it must be scanned as long, no Classical verse requires it and the short ĕ is testified to by Priscian. Also pointing to a short vowel is the Late Latin 3d. declension adjective, of whose n.sg. the present word was evidently felt to be an adverbial use.

Pronunciation

 * Note: the length of the vowel is uncertain.
 * Note: the length of the vowel is uncertain.

Adverb

 * 1)  abroad; to, from abroad

title: peregre


text: peregrinorum

title: peregrinorum


text: peregrinis

title: peregrinis


text: peregrinum

title: peregrinum


text:
User:QuasiBot/eo conj template

 * 1) *as
 * 2) *is
 * 3) *os
 * 4) *us
 * 5) *u
 * 6) *anta
 * 7) *inta
 * 8) *onta
 * 9) *antaj
 * 10) *intaj
 * 11) *ontaj
 * 12) *antan
 * 13) *intan
 * 14) *ontan
 * 15) *antajn
 * 16) *intajn
 * 17) *ontajn
 * 18) *ata
 * 19) *ita
 * 20) *ota
 * 21) *ataj
 * 22) *itaj
 * 23) *otaj
 * 24) *atan
 * 25) *itan
 * 26) *otan
 * 27) *atajn
 * 28) *itajn
 * 29) *otajn
 * 30) *anto
 * 31) *into
 * 32) *onto
 * 33) *antoj
 * 34) *intoj
 * 35) *ontoj
 * 36) *anton
 * 37) *inton
 * 38) *onton
 * 39) *antojn
 * 40) *intojn
 * 41) *ontojn
 * 42) *ato
 * 43) *ito
 * 44) *oto
 * 45) *atoj
 * 46) *itoj
 * 47) *otoj
 * 48) *aton
 * 49) *iton
 * 50) *oton
 * 51) *atojn
 * 52) *itojn
 * 53) *otojn
 * 54) *ante
 * 55) *inte
 * 56) *onte
 * 57) *ate
 * 58) *ite
 * 59) *ote

title: User:QuasiBot/eo conj template


text:
permundo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to clean or cleanse thoroughly

title: permundo


text: permundas

title: permundas


text: permundat

title: permundat


text: permundamus

title: permundamus


text: permundatis

title: permundatis


text: permundant

title: permundant


text: permundabo

title: permundabo


text: permundabis

title: permundabis


text: permundabit

title: permundabit


text: User:QuasiBot/count page verb

title: User:QuasiBot/count page verb


text: permundabimus

title: permundabimus


text: permundabitis

title: permundabitis


text: permundabunt

title: permundabunt


text: permundabam

title: permundabam


text: permundabas

title: permundabas


text: permundabat

title: permundabat


text: permundabamus

title: permundabamus


text: permundabatis

title: permundabatis


text: permundabant

title: permundabant


text: permundavi

title: permundavi


text: permundavisti

title: permundavisti


text:
supralapsarian

Noun

 * 1) A follower of supralapsarianism.

title: supralapsarian


text: permundavit

title: permundavit


text: permundavimus

title: permundavimus


text: permundavistis

title: permundavistis


text: permundaverunt

title: permundaverunt


text: permundavero

title: permundavero


text: permundaveris

title: permundaveris


text: permundaverit

title: permundaverit


text: permundaverimus

title: permundaverimus


text: permundaveritis

title: permundaveritis


text: permundaverint

title: permundaverint


text: permundaveram

title: permundaveram


text: permundaveras

title: permundaveras


text: permundaverat

title: permundaverat


text: permundaveramus

title: permundaveramus


text: permundaveratis

title: permundaveratis


text: permundaverant

title: permundaverant


text: permundor

title: permundor


text: permundaris

title: permundaris


text: permundatur

title: permundatur


text: permundamur

title: permundamur


text: permundamini

title: permundamini


text: permundantur

title: permundantur


text: permundabor

title: permundabor


text: permundaberis

title: permundaberis


text: permundabitur

title: permundabitur


text: permundabimur

title: permundabimur


text: permundabimini

title: permundabimini


text: permundabuntur

title: permundabuntur


text: permundabar

title: permundabar


text: permundabaris

title: permundabaris


text: permundabatur

title: permundabatur


text: permundabamur

title: permundabamur


text: permundabamini

title: permundabamini


text: permundabantur

title: permundabantur


text: permundem

title: permundem


text: permundes

title: permundes


text: permundet

title: permundet


text: permundemus

title: permundemus


text: permundetis

title: permundetis


text: permundent

title: permundent


text: permundarem

title: permundarem


text: permundares

title: permundares


text: permundaret

title: permundaret


text: permundaremus

title: permundaremus


text: permundaretis

title: permundaretis


text: permundarent

title: permundarent


text: permundaverim

title: permundaverim


text: permundavissem

title: permundavissem


text: permundavisses

title: permundavisses


text: permundavisset

title: permundavisset


text: permundavissemus

title: permundavissemus


text: permundavissetis

title: permundavissetis


text: permundavissent

title: permundavissent


text: permunder

title: permunder


text: permunderis

title: permunderis


text: permundetur

title: permundetur


text: permundemur

title: permundemur


text: permundemini

title: permundemini


text: permundentur

title: permundentur


text: permundarer

title: permundarer


text: permundareris

title: permundareris


text: permundaretur

title: permundaretur


text: permundaremur

title: permundaremur


text: permundaremini

title: permundaremini


text: permundarentur

title: permundarentur


text: permunda

title: permunda


text: permundato

title: permundato


text: permundate

title: permundate


text: permundatote

title: permundatote


text: permundanto

title: permundanto


text: permundare

title: permundare


text: permundator

title: permundator


text: permundantor

title: permundantor


text: permundavisse

title: permundavisse


text: permundari

title: permundari


text:
megatick

Etymology
as in ticking off species on a checklist

Noun

 * 1)  A greatly desirable addition to the list of birds one has seen, usually because it is rare or seldom seen.

title: megatick


text: megaticks

title: megaticks


text: explicitnesses

title: explicitnesses


text:
moustarde

Noun

 * 1) mustard condiment

Noun

 * 1) mustard condiment

title: moustarde


text:
infowar

Noun

 * 1) information warfare

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) infowar

title: infowar


text:
Citations:supralapsarian

 * 1886 J. H. Thorpe in "John Brine" entry in Dictionary of National Biography
 * "Brine was generally reputed a high Calvinist and a supralapsarian."

title: Citations:supralapsarian


text:
moust

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) must unfermented juice

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) must unfermented juice

title: moust


text:
saulcisse

Noun

 * 1) sausage

title: saulcisse


text: Category:Old French terms suffixed with -arde


text:
Citations:antinomian

 * 1886 J. H. Thorpe in "John Brine" entry in Dictionary of National Biography
 * "He was called by many persons an antinomian, though his life was exemplary."

title: Citations:antinomian


text:
inhumer

Noun

 * 1) One who inhumes.

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to bury; to inter

title: inhumer


text:
persecutio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pursuit, chase
 * 2) prosecution
 * 3) persecution (of Christians)

title: persecutio


text: persecutiones

title: persecutiones


text: persecutionis

title: persecutionis


text: persecutionum

title: persecutionum


text: persecutioni

title: persecutioni


text: persecutionibus

title: persecutionibus


text: persecutionem

title: persecutionem


text: persecutione

title: persecutione


text: pessimae

title: pessimae


text: pessimorum

title: pessimorum


text: pessimarum

title: pessimarum


text: pessimis

title: pessimis


text: pessimam

title: pessimam


text: pessimos

title: pessimos


text: pessimas

title: pessimas


text: pestilentiae

title: pestilentiae


text: pestilentiarum

title: pestilentiarum


text: pestilentiis

title: pestilentiis


text: pestilentiam

title: pestilentiam


text: pestilentias

title: pestilentias


text: petierit

title: petierit


text: petieritis

title: petieritis


text: petiit

title: petiit


text:
lýsi

Noun

 * 1) oil derived from various types of animal fat: fish liver (from shark, cod, pollock, etc.), and in earlier times also whale, seal or walrus blubber, historically used for lighting (with oil lamps), but now primarily used as a food supplement (for its content of vitamins A, D and E and omega-3 fatty acids)

Derived terms

 * (fish oil, fish body oil)
 * (shark oil)
 * (fish-liver oil)
 * (cod-liver oil)

title: lýsi


text:
phylacterium

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) amulet
 * 2) phylactery
 * 3) gladiator's medal

title: phylacterium


text: phylacteria

title: phylacteria


text: phylacterii

title: phylacterii


text: phylacteriorum

title: phylacteriorum


text: phylacterio

title: phylacterio


text: phylacteriis

title: phylacteriis


text:
Talk:Cablegate

Wrong definition. Currently, only 1060 cables are public. Emijrp 14:13, 8 December 2010 (UTC)

RFC discussion: December 2010
Needs actual definition. DCDuring TALK 12:48, 30 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:Cablegate


text:
free grace

Etymology
First attested in the 17th century.

Noun

 * 1)  A concept of grace as a gift given freely by God, without regard to entitlement or merit.
 * Justification is an act of God's free grace wherein he pardoneth all our sins. (the Westminster shorter catechism of 1647, question 33)

title: free grace


text: piscatores

title: piscatores


text: piscatoris

title: piscatoris


text: piscatorum

title: piscatorum


text: piscatori

title: piscatori


text: piscatoribus

title: piscatoribus


text: piscatorem

title: piscatorem


text: piscatore

title: piscatore


text:
pisciculus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) minnow
 * 2) tiddler
 * 3) In plural, an early name for Christians, in reference to the waters of baptism, and in allusion to the vesica piscis
 * 1) In plural, an early name for Christians, in reference to the waters of baptism, and in allusion to the vesica piscis

title: pisciculus


text: pisciculi

title: pisciculi


text: pisciculorum

title: pisciculorum


text: pisciculo

title: pisciculo


text: pisciculis

title: pisciculis


text: pisciculum

title: pisciculum


text: pisciculos

title: pisciculos


text: piscicule

title: piscicule


text:
Indriķis

Etymology
First recorded in 1599. From. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and English Henry.

title: Indriķis


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/Skandinavism/reply

Jeg holder stadig fri fra wiki, men holder dog lidt øje med det af og til. Jeg har forsøgt at forbedre kvaliteten af de danske afsnit, i håb om at det så ville blive mere interessant for folk med sprogvidenskabelig baggrund at bidrage. Det lader dog desværre ikke til at have nogen effekt.


text:
plantatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) planting, transplanting

title: plantatio


text: plantationes

title: plantationes


text: plantationis

title: plantationis


text: plantationum

title: plantationum


text: plantationi

title: plantationi


text: plantationibus

title: plantationibus


text: plantationem

title: plantationem


text: plantatione

title: plantatione


text:
plantat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) planting

title: plantat


text: plantamus

title: plantamus


text: plantatis

title: plantatis


text: plantabo

title: plantabo


text: plantabis

title: plantabis


text: plantabit

title: plantabit


text: plantabimus

title: plantabimus


text: plantabitis

title: plantabitis


text: plantabunt

title: plantabunt


text: plantabam

title: plantabam


text: plantabat

title: plantabat


text: plantabamus

title: plantabamus


text: plantabatis

title: plantabatis


text: plantabant

title: plantabant


text: plantavi

title: plantavi


text: plantavisti

title: plantavisti


text: plantavit

title: plantavit


text: plantavimus

title: plantavimus


text: plantavistis

title: plantavistis


text: plantaverunt

title: plantaverunt


text: plantavero

title: plantavero


text: plantaveris

title: plantaveris


text: plantaverit

title: plantaverit


text: plantaverimus

title: plantaverimus


text: plantaveritis

title: plantaveritis


text: plantaverint

title: plantaverint


text: plantaveram

title: plantaveram


text: plantaveras

title: plantaveras


text: plantaverat

title: plantaverat


text: plantaveramus

title: plantaveramus


text: plantaveratis

title: plantaveratis


text: plantaverant

title: plantaverant


text: plantor

title: plantor


text:
Indulis

Etymology
First recorded in 1877. From. Name of a character in the play Indulis un Ārija (1911) by Rainis.

title: Indulis


text:
plantaris

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A muscle running at the posterior compartment of the calf from the knee to over the hump of the heel.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Danish:
 * Finnish: hoikka kantalihas
 * German: Fußsohlenmuskel
 * Korean:
 * Polish: mięsień podeszwowy
 * Russian: подо́швенная мы́шца
 * Swedish: fotsulemuskel
 * Turkish:

Adjective

 * 1) related to suckers or sprouts
 * 2) related to the sole of the foot

title: plantaris


text: plantatur

title: plantatur


text: plantamur

title: plantamur


text: plantamini

title: plantamini


text: plantantur

title: plantantur


text: plantabor

title: plantabor


text: plantaberis

title: plantaberis


text: plantabitur

title: plantabitur


text: plantabimur

title: plantabimur


text: plantabimini

title: plantabimini


text: plantabuntur

title: plantabuntur


text: plantabar

title: plantabar


text: plantabaris

title: plantabaris


text: plantabatur

title: plantabatur


text: plantabamur

title: plantabamur


text: plantabamini

title: plantabamini


text: plantabantur

title: plantabantur


text: plantemus

title: plantemus


text: plantetis

title: plantetis


text: plantaret

title: plantaret


text: plantaremus

title: plantaremus


text: plantaretis

title: plantaretis


text: plantarent

title: plantarent


text: plantaverim

title: plantaverim


text: plantavissem

title: plantavissem


text: plantavisses

title: plantavisses


text: plantavisset

title: plantavisset


text: plantavissemus

title: plantavissemus


text: plantavissetis

title: plantavissetis


text: plantavissent

title: plantavissent


text: planteris

title: planteris


text: plantetur

title: plantetur


text: plantemur

title: plantemur


text: plantemini

title: plantemini


text: plantentur

title: plantentur


text: plantarer

title: plantarer


text: plantareris

title: plantareris


text: plantaretur

title: plantaretur


text: plantaremur

title: plantaremur


text: plantaremini

title: plantaremini


text: plantarentur

title: plantarentur


text: plantato

title: plantato


text: plantate

title: plantate


text: plantatote

title: plantatote


text: plantanto

title: plantanto


text:
plantator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) planter

title: plantator


text: plantantor

title: plantantor


text: plantavisse

title: plantavisse


text: plantari

title: plantari


text:
plangis

Noun

 * 1) stone axe

title: plangis


text: plangit

title: plangit


text: plangimus

title: plangimus


text: plangitis

title: plangitis


text: plangunt

title: plangunt


text: plangam

title: plangam


text: planges

title: planges


text: planget

title: planget


text: plangemus

title: plangemus


text: plangetis

title: plangetis


text: plangebam

title: plangebam


text: plangebas

title: plangebas


text: plangebat

title: plangebat


text: plangebamus

title: plangebamus


text: plangebatis

title: plangebatis


text: plangebant

title: plangebant


text:
Ingus

Etymology
First recorded in 1925. Variant of.

title: Ingus


text: planxi

title: planxi


text: planxisti

title: planxisti


text: planxit

title: planxit


text: planximus

title: planximus


text: planxistis

title: planxistis


text: planxerunt

title: planxerunt


text: planxero

title: planxero


text: planxeris

title: planxeris


text: planxerit

title: planxerit


text: planxerimus

title: planxerimus


text: planxeritis

title: planxeritis


text: planxerint

title: planxerint


text: planxeram

title: planxeram


text: planxeras

title: planxeras


text: planxerat

title: planxerat


text: planxeramus

title: planxeramus


text: planxeratis

title: planxeratis


text: planxerant

title: planxerant


text: plangeris

title: plangeris


text: plangitur

title: plangitur


text: plangimur

title: plangimur


text: plangimini

title: plangimini


text: planguntur

title: planguntur


text: plangar

title: plangar


text: plangetur

title: plangetur


text: plangemur

title: plangemur


text: plangemini

title: plangemini


text: plangentur

title: plangentur


text: plangebar

title: plangebar


text: plangebaris

title: plangebaris


text: plangebatur

title: plangebatur


text: plangebamur

title: plangebamur


text: plangebamini

title: plangebamini


text: plangebantur

title: plangebantur


text: plangas

title: plangas


text: plangat

title: plangat


text: plangamus

title: plangamus


text: plangatis

title: plangatis


text: plangant

title: plangant


text: plangerem

title: plangerem


text: plangeres

title: plangeres


text: plangeret

title: plangeret


text: plangeremus

title: plangeremus


text: plangeretis

title: plangeretis


text: plangerent

title: plangerent


text: planxerim

title: planxerim


text: planxissem

title: planxissem


text: planxisses

title: planxisses


text: planxisset

title: planxisset


text: planxissemus

title: planxissemus


text: planxissetis

title: planxissetis


text: planxissent

title: planxissent


text: plangaris

title: plangaris


text: plangatur

title: plangatur


text: plangamur

title: plangamur


text: plangamini

title: plangamini


text: plangantur

title: plangantur


text: plangerer

title: plangerer


text: plangereris

title: plangereris


text: plangeretur

title: plangeretur


text: plangeremur

title: plangeremur


text: plangeremini

title: plangeremini


text: plangerentur

title: plangerentur


text: plange

title: plange


text: plangito

title: plangito


text: plangite

title: plangite


text: plangitote

title: plangitote


text: plangunto

title: plangunto


text: plangitor

title: plangitor


text: planguntor

title: planguntor


text: planxisse

title: planxisse


text: plangi

title: plangi


text:
Ints

Etymology
From.

Etymology
First recorded in 1726. From.

title: Ints


text: tågstationer

title: tågstationer


text:
plenitudo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fullness, abundance, plenitude
 * 2) thickness

title: plenitudo


text: tågstationerna

title: tågstationerna


text: tågstations

title: tågstations


text: tågstationens

title: tågstationens


text: tågstationers

title: tågstationers


text: tågstationernas

title: tågstationernas


text: plenitudines

title: plenitudines


text: plenitudinis

title: plenitudinis


text: plenitudinum

title: plenitudinum


text: plenitudini

title: plenitudini


text: plenitudinibus

title: plenitudinibus


text: plenitudinem

title: plenitudinem


text:
plenitudine

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) abundance
 * 2) the condition of being full

Etymology
, from. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) plenitude

title: plenitudine


text:
Anrī

Etymology
First recorded in 1973. From.

Proper noun

 * , occasionally also a given name of Latvian speakers.

title: Anrī


text:
plorans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) crying out
 * 2) complaining

title: plorans


text: plorantes

title: plorantes


text: plorantia

title: plorantia


text: plorantis

title: plorantis


text: plorantium

title: plorantium


text: ploranti

title: ploranti


text:
plorante

Etymology
, present active participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) crying
 * 2) begging

title: plorante


text: plorantibus

title: plorantibus


text: plorantem

title: plorantem


text:
Henrijs

Etymology
First recorded in 1885. From Henry.

Proper noun

 * 1)  of Latvian speakers

title: Henrijs


text:
Henrihs

Etymology
First recorded in 1517. From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  of Latvian speakers

title: Henrihs


text: pluris

title: pluris


text: bokhandlar

title: bokhandlar


text: bokhandels

title: bokhandels


text:
Henriks

Etymology
First recorded in 1305. Ultimately from. Cognate to English Henry.

Proper noun

 * 1)  of Latvian speakers

title: Henriks


text: bokhandelns

title: bokhandelns


text: porrigis

title: porrigis


text: porrigit

title: porrigit


text: porrigimus

title: porrigimus


text: porrigitis

title: porrigitis


text: porrigunt

title: porrigunt


text: porrigam

title: porrigam


text: porriges

title: porriges


text: porriget

title: porriget


text: porrigemus

title: porrigemus


text: porrigetis

title: porrigetis


text: porrigent

title: porrigent


text: porrigebam

title: porrigebam


text: porrigebas

title: porrigebas


text: porrigebat

title: porrigebat


text: porrigebamus

title: porrigebamus


text: porrigebatis

title: porrigebatis


text: porrigebant

title: porrigebant


text: porrexi

title: porrexi


text: porrexisti

title: porrexisti


text: bokhandlars

title: bokhandlars


text: porrexit

title: porrexit


text: porreximus

title: porreximus


text: porrexistis

title: porrexistis


text: porrexerunt

title: porrexerunt


text: porrexero

title: porrexero


text: porrexeris

title: porrexeris


text: porrexerit

title: porrexerit


text: porrexerimus

title: porrexerimus


text: porrexeritis

title: porrexeritis


text: porrexerint

title: porrexerint


text: porrexeram

title: porrexeram


text: porrexeras

title: porrexeras


text: porrexerat

title: porrexerat


text: porrexeramus

title: porrexeramus


text: porrexeratis

title: porrexeratis


text: porrexerant

title: porrexerant


text: porrigor

title: porrigor


text: porrigeris

title: porrigeris


text: porrigitur

title: porrigitur


text: porrigimur

title: porrigimur


text: porrigimini

title: porrigimini


text: porriguntur

title: porriguntur


text: porrigar

title: porrigar


text: porrigetur

title: porrigetur


text: porrigemur

title: porrigemur


text: porrigemini

title: porrigemini


text: porrigentur

title: porrigentur


text: porrigebar

title: porrigebar


text: porrigebaris

title: porrigebaris


text: porrigebatur

title: porrigebatur


text: porrigebamur

title: porrigebamur


text: porrigebamini

title: porrigebamini


text: porrigebantur

title: porrigebantur


text: porrigas

title: porrigas


text: porrigat

title: porrigat


text: porrigamus

title: porrigamus


text: porrigatis

title: porrigatis


text: porrigant

title: porrigant


text: porrigerem

title: porrigerem


text: porrigeres

title: porrigeres


text: porrigeret

title: porrigeret


text: porrigeremus

title: porrigeremus


text: porrigeretis

title: porrigeretis


text: porrigerent

title: porrigerent


text: porrexerim

title: porrexerim


text: porrexissem

title: porrexissem


text: porrexisses

title: porrexisses


text: porrexisset

title: porrexisset


text: porrexissemus

title: porrexissemus


text: porrexissetis

title: porrexissetis


text: porrexissent

title: porrexissent


text: porrigaris

title: porrigaris


text: porrigatur

title: porrigatur


text: porrigamur

title: porrigamur


text: porrigamini

title: porrigamini


text: porrigantur

title: porrigantur


text: porrigerer

title: porrigerer


text: porrigereris

title: porrigereris


text: porrigeretur

title: porrigeretur


text: porrigeremur

title: porrigeremur


text: dotterns

title: dotterns


text: porrigeremini

title: porrigeremini


text: porrigerentur

title: porrigerentur


text: porrige

title: porrige


text: porrigito

title: porrigito


text: porrigite

title: porrigite


text: porrigitote

title: porrigitote


text: porrigunto

title: porrigunto


text: porrigere

title: porrigere


text: porrigitor

title: porrigitor


text: porriguntor

title: porriguntor


text: porrexisse

title: porrexisse


text: porrigi

title: porrigi


text:
praecipiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) anticipating

title: praecipiens


text: praecipientes

title: praecipientes


text: praecipientia

title: praecipientia


text: praecipientis

title: praecipientis


text: praecipientium

title: praecipientium


text: praecipienti

title: praecipienti


text: praecipientibus

title: praecipientibus


text: praecipientem

title: praecipientem


text: gymnasieskolor

title: gymnasieskolor


text: gymnasieskolas

title: gymnasieskolas


text:
praedicatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) public proclamation or publication
 * 2) praise, commendation
 * 3) prediction, prophecy
 * 4) preaching

title: praedicatio


text: praedicationes

title: praedicationes


text: praedicationis

title: praedicationis


text: praedicationum

title: praedicationum


text: praedicationi

title: praedicationi


text: praedicationibus

title: praedicationibus


text: praedicationem

title: praedicationem


text: praedicatione

title: praedicatione


text: gymnasieskolors

title: gymnasieskolors


text:
grundskola

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) primary school (mainly UK, Australia and South Africa) or elementary school (mainly Canada and USA); in Sweden a 10-year compulsory school generelly from late-August that year the children turn 6 years to early- or mid-June ten years later, in Finland a 9-year compulsory school normally beginning around age 7 (although even esikoulu/förskola the last year before 1st grade has been compulsory since August 2015, but is not part of the compulsory school in Finland, as opposed to Sweden, where the "grade 0", officially called "preschool class/grade" or in Swedish förskoleklass, has been part of the compulsory school since August 2018)

title: grundskola


text: gymnasieskolans

title: gymnasieskolans


text: gymnasieskolornas

title: gymnasieskolornas


text: praemonita

title: praemonita


text: praemoniti

title: praemoniti


text: praemonitae

title: praemonitae


text: praemonitorum

title: praemonitorum


text: praemonitarum

title: praemonitarum


text: praemonito

title: praemonito


text: praemonitis

title: praemonitis


text: praemonitam

title: praemonitam


text: praemonitos

title: praemonitos


text: praemonitas

title: praemonitas


text: praemonite

title: praemonite


text:
praeses

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) sitting before
 * 2) protector, guard, guardian, defender
 * 3) head, chief, ruler
 * 1) head, chief, ruler

title: praeses


text: praesidis

title: praesidis


text: praesidum

title: praesidum


text: praesidi

title: praesidi


text: praesidibus

title: praesidibus


text: praesidem

title: praesidem


text:
praeteriens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) passing by
 * 2) disregarding or neglecting
 * 3) surpassing

title: praeteriens


text: praetereuntis

title: praetereuntis


text: praetereuntes

title: praetereuntes


text: praetereuntia

title: praetereuntia


text: praetereuntium

title: praetereuntium


text: praetereunti

title: praetereunti


text: praetereuntibus

title: praetereuntibus


text: praetereuntem

title: praetereuntem


text:
Miķelis

Etymology
First recorded in 1601. From. Cognate to English Michael.

Proper noun

 * 1) Michael Biblical figure

title: Miķelis


text:
Miks

Etymology
First recorded in 1590. From.

title: Miks


text:
Maikls

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1)  of modern usage in Latvia
 * 1)  of modern usage in Latvia
 * 1)  of modern usage in Latvia
 * 1)  of modern usage in Latvia

title: Maikls


text:
Mihaels

Etymology
First recorded in 1289. Ultimately from. Cognate to German and English Michael.

Proper noun

 * 1) A transliteration of the German and Danish male given name.
 * 1) A transliteration of the German and Danish male given name.

title: Mihaels


text:
Mihails

Etymology
First recorded in 1877. From. Cognate to 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1)   of Latvian speakers
 * 1)   of Latvian speakers

title: Mihails


text:
Rihards

Etymology
First recorded in 1545. Ultimately from. Cognate to German and English Richard.

title: Rihards


text:
Ričards

Etymology
. First recorded in 1962.

Proper noun

 * 1)  also used by Latvian speakers
 * 1)  also used by Latvian speakers
 * 1)  also used by Latvian speakers
 * 1)  also used by Latvian speakers

title: Ričards


text: tevear

title: tevear


text:
Ronalds

Etymology
First recorded in early 20th century. From Ronald.

title: Ronalds


text:
Rolands

Etymology
First recorded in 1545. Of origin. Cognate to German and English Roland.

title: Rolands


text:
Rinalds

Etymology
First recorded in 1966. Cognate to Italian Rinaldo and English Reynold.

title: Rinalds


text:
Reinholds

Etymology
First recorded in 1545. From. Cognate to German Reinhold and English Reynold.

title: Reinholds


text:
primogenitus

Etymology
Compound of, calqued after the.

Adjective

 * 1)  first-born

title: primogenitus


text: primogenitum

title: primogenitum


text: primogenitae

title: primogenitae


text: primogenitorum

title: primogenitorum


text: primogenitarum

title: primogenitarum


text: primogenitis

title: primogenitis


text: primogenitam

title: primogenitam


text: primogenitos

title: primogenitos


text: primogenitas

title: primogenitas


text:
Rūdolfs

Etymology
First recorded in 1545. From, from , , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

title: Rūdolfs


text:
procedens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) proceeding, advancing, appearing

title: procedens


text: procedentia

title: procedentia


text: procedentis

title: procedentis


text: procedentium

title: procedentium


text: procedenti

title: procedenti


text: procedentibus

title: procedentibus


text: procedentem

title: procedentem


text:
Sandis

Etymology
First recorded in early 20th century. From.

title: Sandis


text:
procidens

Etymology 1
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) falling, collapsing

Etymology 2
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) striking down

title: procidens


text:
Vagabund

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬, from.

Noun

 * 1) vagabond

title: Vagabund


text: procidentes

title: procidentes


text:
procidentia

Noun

 * 1)  Prolapse, especially of the uterus.

title: procidentia


text: procidentis

title: procidentis


text: procidentium

title: procidentium


text: procidenti

title: procidenti


text: procidentibus

title: procidentibus


text: procidentem

title: procidentem


text: procidis

title: procidis


text: procidit

title: procidit


text: procidimus

title: procidimus


text: prociditis

title: prociditis


text: procidunt

title: procidunt


text: procidam

title: procidam


text: procides

title: procides


text: procidet

title: procidet


text: procidemus

title: procidemus


text: procidetis

title: procidetis


text:
procident

Adjective

 * 1)  Displaced beyond the limits of a body cavity.

Usage notes
A procident organ differs from a herniated organ in that it extends beyond the limits of its normal body cavity but does not push through the muscle wall.

title: procident


text: procidebam

title: procidebam


text: procidebas

title: procidebas


text: procidebat

title: procidebat


text: procidebamus

title: procidebamus


text: procidebatis

title: procidebatis


text: procidebant

title: procidebant


text: procidi

title: procidi


text: procidisti

title: procidisti


text: procidistis

title: procidistis


text: prociderunt

title: prociderunt


text: procidero

title: procidero


text: procideris

title: procideris


text: prociderit

title: prociderit


text: prociderimus

title: prociderimus


text: procideritis

title: procideritis


text: prociderint

title: prociderint


text: procideram

title: procideram


text: procideras

title: procideras


text: prociderat

title: prociderat


text: procideramus

title: procideramus


text: procideratis

title: procideratis


text: prociderant

title: prociderant


text: procidas

title: procidas


text: procidat

title: procidat


text: procidamus

title: procidamus


text: procidatis

title: procidatis


text: procidant

title: procidant


text: prociderem

title: prociderem


text: procideres

title: procideres


text: procideret

title: procideret


text: procideremus

title: procideremus


text: procideretis

title: procideretis


text: prociderent

title: prociderent


text: prociderim

title: prociderim


text: procidissem

title: procidissem


text: procidisses

title: procidisses


text: procidisset

title: procidisset


text: procidissemus

title: procidissemus


text: procidissetis

title: procidissetis


text: procidissent

title: procidissent


text: procide

title: procide


text: procidito

title: procidito


text: procidite

title: procidite


text: prociditote

title: prociditote


text: procidunto

title: procidunto


text: procidisse

title: procidisse


text:
Sandris

Etymology
First recorded during 1950-1975. From.

title: Sandris


text: prosumus

title: prosumus


text: prosunt

title: prosunt


text: proderat

title: proderat


text: proderamus

title: proderamus


text: proderatis

title: proderatis


text: proderant

title: proderant


text: profui

title: profui


text: profuisti

title: profuisti


text: profuit

title: profuit


text: profuimus

title: profuimus


text: profuistis

title: profuistis


text: profuerunt

title: profuerunt


text: profuero

title: profuero


text: profueris

title: profueris


text: profuerit

title: profuerit


text: profuerimus

title: profuerimus


text: profueritis

title: profueritis


text: profuerint

title: profuerint


text: profueram

title: profueram


text: profueras

title: profueras


text: profuerat

title: profuerat


text: profueramus

title: profueramus


text: profueratis

title: profueratis


text: profuerant

title: profuerant


text:
prosim

Interjection

 * 1) please

title: prosim


text: prosis

title: prosis


text: prosimus

title: prosimus


text: prositis

title: prositis


text: prosint

title: prosint


text: prodessem

title: prodessem


text: prodesses

title: prodesses


text: prodesset

title: prodesset


text: prodessemus

title: prodessemus


text: prodessetis

title: prodessetis


text: prodessent

title: prodessent


text: profuerim

title: profuerim


text: profuissem

title: profuissem


text: profuisses

title: profuisses


text: profuisset

title: profuisset


text: profuissemus

title: profuissemus


text: profuissetis

title: profuissetis


text: profuissent

title: profuissent


text: prodesto

title: prodesto


text: prodestote

title: prodestote


text: profuisse

title: profuisse


text: proderit

title: proderit


text:
Renārs

Etymology
First recorded in 1941. From. Cognate to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

title: Renārs


text:
eat one's seed corn

Verb

 * 1)  To consume what is meant for investment instead.

title: eat one's seed corn


text: eat the seed corn

title: eat the seed corn


text: eaten the seed corn

title: eaten the seed corn


text: eats the seed corn

title: eats the seed corn


text: eating the seed corn

title: eating the seed corn


text: ate the seed corn

title: ate the seed corn


text: prodest

title: prodest


text: eats one's seed corn

title: eats one's seed corn


text: eating one's seed corn

title: eating one's seed corn


text: ate one's seed corn

title: ate one's seed corn


text: eaten one's seed corn

title: eaten one's seed corn


text:
Reinis

Etymology
First recorded in 1601. Shortened from names like and. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

title: Reinis


text:
heitteille

Adverb

 * 1) abandoned, neglected to the state of abandonment, neglection or lack of care

Usage notes
This is an adverb. If there's a need to use it attributively, it must be combined with active present participle of a verb, e.g. of.

title: heitteille


text:
technotard

Noun

 * 1)  A person who is incapable of comprehending new technologies and their uses.
 * A technotard is a person who is unable to get around on their phone or computer or has to hand over the remote to any new technology.

title: technotard


text: technotards

title: technotards


text:
Romāns

Etymology
First recorded in 1646. From.

title: Romāns


text: prodeste

title: prodeste


text:
reverse 911 call

Noun

 * 1)  A call initiated by emergency services to telephone numbers, to, for example, announce a mandatory evacuation.

title: reverse 911 call


text:
Stefans

Etymology
First recorded in 1367. Ultimately from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Stephen Biblical figure

title: Stefans


text:
profundus

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) deep, profound
 * 2) intense, extreme, profound; immoderate
 * 3) boundless, vast; bottomless
 * 4) thick, dense
 * 5) obscure, unknown, mysterious

title: profundus


text:
profundum

Etymology
Substantivized from the nominative neuter singular form of the adjective.

Noun

 * 1) abyss, depths
 * 2) * Psalm 130, verses 1-2:
 * "la"

- De profundis clamavi ad te, Domine; Domine, exaudi vocem meam. Fiant aures tuæ intendentes in vocem deprecationis meæ. (Vulgate)

 * 1) boundless expanse

title: profundum


text: profundi

title: profundi


text: profundae

title: profundae


text: profundorum

title: profundorum


text: profundarum

title: profundarum


text: profundis

title: profundis


text: profundam

title: profundam


text:
profunde

Adverb

 * 1) deeply

title: profunde


text:
Teodors

Etymology
First recorded in 1545. From

title: Teodors


text:
propheto

Verb

 * 1) to prophesy, foretell or predict

title: propheto


text: prophetat

title: prophetat


text: prophetamus

title: prophetamus


text: prophetatis

title: prophetatis


text: prophetant

title: prophetant


text: prophetabo

title: prophetabo


text: prophetabis

title: prophetabis


text: prophetabit

title: prophetabit


text: prophetabimus

title: prophetabimus


text: prophetabitis

title: prophetabitis


text: prophetabunt

title: prophetabunt


text: prophetabam

title: prophetabam


text: prophetabas

title: prophetabas


text: prophetabat

title: prophetabat


text: prophetabamus

title: prophetabamus


text: prophetabatis

title: prophetabatis


text: prophetabant

title: prophetabant


text: prophetavi

title: prophetavi


text: prophetavisti

title: prophetavisti


text: prophetavit

title: prophetavit


text: prophetavimus

title: prophetavimus


text: prophetavistis

title: prophetavistis


text: prophetaverunt

title: prophetaverunt


text: prophetavero

title: prophetavero


text: prophetaveris

title: prophetaveris


text: prophetaverit

title: prophetaverit


text: prophetaverimus

title: prophetaverimus


text: prophetaveritis

title: prophetaveritis


text: prophetaverint

title: prophetaverint


text: prophetaveram

title: prophetaveram


text: prophetaveras

title: prophetaveras


text: prophetaverat

title: prophetaverat


text: prophetaveramus

title: prophetaveramus


text: prophetaveratis

title: prophetaveratis


text: prophetaverant

title: prophetaverant


text: prophetor

title: prophetor


text: prophetaris

title: prophetaris


text: prophetatur

title: prophetatur


text: prophetamur

title: prophetamur


text: prophetamini

title: prophetamini


text: prophetantur

title: prophetantur


text: prophetabor

title: prophetabor


text: prophetaberis

title: prophetaberis


text: prophetabitur

title: prophetabitur


text: prophetabimur

title: prophetabimur


text: prophetabimini

title: prophetabimini


text: prophetabuntur

title: prophetabuntur


text: prophetabar

title: prophetabar


text: prophetabaris

title: prophetabaris


text: prophetabatur

title: prophetabatur


text: prophetabamur

title: prophetabamur


text: prophetabamini

title: prophetabamini


text: prophetabantur

title: prophetabantur


text: prophetem

title: prophetem


text:
prophetes

Etymology 1
From.

Etymology 2
From.

title: prophetes


text: prophetet

title: prophetet


text: prophetemus

title: prophetemus


text: prophetetis

title: prophetetis


text: prophetent

title: prophetent


text:
Valentīns

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

title: Valentīns


text: prophetarem

title: prophetarem


text: prophetares

title: prophetares


text: prophetaret

title: prophetaret


text: prophetaremus

title: prophetaremus


text: prophetaretis

title: prophetaretis


text: prophetarent

title: prophetarent


text: prophetaverim

title: prophetaverim


text: prophetavissem

title: prophetavissem


text: prophetavisses

title: prophetavisses


text: prophetavisset

title: prophetavisset


text: prophetavissemus

title: prophetavissemus


text: prophetavissetis

title: prophetavissetis


text: prophetavissent

title: prophetavissent


text: propheter

title: propheter


text: propheteris

title: propheteris


text: prophetetur

title: prophetetur


text: prophetemur

title: prophetemur


text: prophetemini

title: prophetemini


text: prophetentur

title: prophetentur


text: prophetarer

title: prophetarer


text: prophetareris

title: prophetareris


text: prophetaretur

title: prophetaretur


text: prophetaremur

title: prophetaremur


text: prophetaremini

title: prophetaremini


text: prophetarentur

title: prophetarentur


text: prophetato

title: prophetato


text: prophetate

title: prophetate


text: prophetatote

title: prophetatote


text: prophetanto

title: prophetanto


text: prophetare

title: prophetare


text: prophetator

title: prophetator


text: prophetantor

title: prophetantor


text: prophetavisse

title: prophetavisse


text: prophetari

title: prophetari


text:
prophetia

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) prophecy, prediction
 * 2) prophets as a group
 * 1) prophets as a group

Descendants

 * Old Leonese:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Leonese:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Leonese:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Leonese:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Leonese:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Leonese:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Spanish:
 * Old Spanish:

title: prophetia


text: prophetiae

title: prophetiae


text: prophetiarum

title: prophetiarum


text: prophetiis

title: prophetiis


text: prophetiam

title: prophetiam


text: prophetias

title: prophetias


text:
prophetizo

Etymology
Late Latin borrowing from, from +  + , equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to prophesy

title: prophetizo


text:
Viktors

Etymology
First recorded in 1762. From. Cognate to 🇨🇬.

title: Viktors


text: prophetizas

title: prophetizas


text: prophetizat

title: prophetizat


text: prophetizamus

title: prophetizamus


text: prophetizatis

title: prophetizatis


text: prophetizant

title: prophetizant


text: prophetizabo

title: prophetizabo


text: prophetizabis

title: prophetizabis


text: prophetizabit

title: prophetizabit


text: prophetizabimus

title: prophetizabimus


text: prophetizabitis

title: prophetizabitis


text: prophetizabunt

title: prophetizabunt


text: prophetizabam

title: prophetizabam


text: prophetizabas

title: prophetizabas


text: prophetizabat

title: prophetizabat


text: prophetizabamus

title: prophetizabamus


text: prophetizabatis

title: prophetizabatis


text: prophetizabant

title: prophetizabant


text: prophetizavi

title: prophetizavi


text: prophetizavisti

title: prophetizavisti


text: prophetizavit

title: prophetizavit


text: prophetizavimus

title: prophetizavimus


text: prophetizavistis

title: prophetizavistis


text: prophetizaverunt

title: prophetizaverunt


text: prophetizavero

title: prophetizavero


text: prophetizaveris

title: prophetizaveris


text: prophetizaverit

title: prophetizaverit


text: prophetizaverimus

title: prophetizaverimus


text: prophetizaveritis

title: prophetizaveritis


text: prophetizaverint

title: prophetizaverint


text: prophetizaveram

title: prophetizaveram


text: prophetizaveras

title: prophetizaveras


text: prophetizaverat

title: prophetizaverat


text: prophetizaveramus

title: prophetizaveramus


text: prophetizaveratis

title: prophetizaveratis


text: prophetizaverant

title: prophetizaverant


text: prophetizor

title: prophetizor


text: prophetizaris

title: prophetizaris


text: prophetizatur

title: prophetizatur


text: prophetizamur

title: prophetizamur


text: prophetizamini

title: prophetizamini


text: prophetizantur

title: prophetizantur


text: prophetizabor

title: prophetizabor


text: prophetizaberis

title: prophetizaberis


text: prophetizabitur

title: prophetizabitur


text: prophetizabimur

title: prophetizabimur


text: prophetizabimini

title: prophetizabimini


text: prophetizabuntur

title: prophetizabuntur


text: prophetizabar

title: prophetizabar


text: prophetizabaris

title: prophetizabaris


text: prophetizabatur

title: prophetizabatur


text: prophetizabamur

title: prophetizabamur


text: prophetizabamini

title: prophetizabamini


text: prophetizabantur

title: prophetizabantur


text: prophetizem

title: prophetizem


text: prophetizet

title: prophetizet


text: prophetizemus

title: prophetizemus


text: prophetizetis

title: prophetizetis


text: prophetizent

title: prophetizent


text: prophetizarem

title: prophetizarem


text: prophetizares

title: prophetizares


text: prophetizaret

title: prophetizaret


text: prophetizaremus

title: prophetizaremus


text: prophetizaretis

title: prophetizaretis


text: prophetizarent

title: prophetizarent


text: prophetizaverim

title: prophetizaverim


text: prophetizavissem

title: prophetizavissem


text: prophetizavisses

title: prophetizavisses


text: prophetizavisset

title: prophetizavisset


text: prophetizavissemus

title: prophetizavissemus


text: prophetizavissetis

title: prophetizavissetis


text: prophetizavissent

title: prophetizavissent


text:
prophetizer

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to prophecize

title: prophetizer


text: prophetizeris

title: prophetizeris


text: prophetizetur

title: prophetizetur


text: prophetizemur

title: prophetizemur


text: prophetizemini

title: prophetizemini


text: prophetizentur

title: prophetizentur


text: prophetizarer

title: prophetizarer


text: prophetizareris

title: prophetizareris


text: prophetizaretur

title: prophetizaretur


text: prophetizaremur

title: prophetizaremur


text: prophetizaremini

title: prophetizaremini


text: prophetizarentur

title: prophetizarentur


text: prophetiza

title: prophetiza


text: prophetizato

title: prophetizato


text: prophetizate

title: prophetizate


text: prophetizatote

title: prophetizatote


text: prophetizanto

title: prophetizanto


text: prophetizare

title: prophetizare


text: prophetizator

title: prophetizator


text: prophetizantor

title: prophetizantor


text: prophetizavisse

title: prophetizavisse


text: prophetizari

title: prophetizari


text: propositiones

title: propositiones


text: propositionis

title: propositionis


text: propositionum

title: propositionum


text: propositioni

title: propositioni


text: propositionibus

title: propositionibus


text: propositionem

title: propositionem


text: propositione

title: propositione


text:
proselytus

Etymology
From the, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  come from, ,

Noun

 * 1)  a, a
 * 2)  one that has come over from  to the Jewish religion, a

title: proselytus


text:
proselyta

Etymology 1
Substantivized feminine of the adjective, after the noun.

Noun

 * 1) proselyte (female), convert (female) (a converted woman)

title: proselyta


text: proselytum

title: proselytum


text: proselyti

title: proselyti


text: proselytae

title: proselytae


text: proselytorum

title: proselytorum


text: proselytarum

title: proselytarum


text: proselyto

title: proselyto


text: proselytis

title: proselytis


text: proselytam

title: proselytam


text: proselytos

title: proselytos


text: proselytas

title: proselytas


text:
publicanus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  public revenue

Noun

 * 1) tax collector
 * 2) publican
 * 3)  Paulician

title: publicanus


text: publicani

title: publicani


text: publicanorum

title: publicanorum


text: publicana

title: publicana


text: publicanum

title: publicanum


text:
publicano

Noun

 * 1)  tax collector, publican

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  tax collector, publican

title: publicano


text: publicanae

title: publicanae


text: publicanis

title: publicanis


text: publicanos

title: publicanos


text: publicanarum

title: publicanarum


text: publicane

title: publicane


text: publicanam

title: publicanam


text: publicanas

title: publicanas


text:
quacumque

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) wherever, wheresoever
 * 2) by whatsoever means
 * 1) by whatsoever means

title: quacumque


text: quaecumque

title: quaecumque


text: quamcumque

title: quamcumque


text:
quasso

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to  repeatedly, to
 * 2) to  or
 * 3) to

title: quasso


text: quassas

title: quassas


text: quassat

title: quassat


text: quassamus

title: quassamus


text: quassatis

title: quassatis


text: quassant

title: quassant


text: quassabo

title: quassabo


text: quassabis

title: quassabis


text: quassabit

title: quassabit


text: quassabimus

title: quassabimus


text: quassabitis

title: quassabitis


text: quassabunt

title: quassabunt


text: quassabam

title: quassabam


text: quassabas

title: quassabas


text: quassabat

title: quassabat


text: quassabamus

title: quassabamus


text: quassabatis

title: quassabatis


text: quassabant

title: quassabant


text: quassavi

title: quassavi


text: quassavisti

title: quassavisti


text: quassavit

title: quassavit


text: quassavimus

title: quassavimus


text: quassavistis

title: quassavistis


text: quassaverunt

title: quassaverunt


text: quassavero

title: quassavero


text: quassaveris

title: quassaveris


text: quassaverit

title: quassaverit


text: quassaverimus

title: quassaverimus


text: quassaveritis

title: quassaveritis


text: quassaverint

title: quassaverint


text: quassaveram

title: quassaveram


text: quassaveras

title: quassaveras


text: quassaverat

title: quassaverat


text: quassaveramus

title: quassaveramus


text: quassaveratis

title: quassaveratis


text: quassaverant

title: quassaverant


text: quassor

title: quassor


text: quassaris

title: quassaris


text: quassatur

title: quassatur


text: quassamur

title: quassamur


text: quassamini

title: quassamini


text: quassantur

title: quassantur


text: quassabor

title: quassabor


text: quassaberis

title: quassaberis


text: quassabitur

title: quassabitur


text: quassabimur

title: quassabimur


text: quassabimini

title: quassabimini


text: quassabuntur

title: quassabuntur


text: quassabar

title: quassabar


text: quassabaris

title: quassabaris


text: quassabatur

title: quassabatur


text: quassabamur

title: quassabamur


text: quassabamini

title: quassabamini


text: quassabantur

title: quassabantur


text: quassem

title: quassem


text: quasset

title: quasset


text: quassemus

title: quassemus


text: quassetis

title: quassetis


text: quassent

title: quassent


text: quassarem

title: quassarem


text: quassares

title: quassares


text: quassaret

title: quassaret


text: quassaremus

title: quassaremus


text: quassaretis

title: quassaretis


text: quassarent

title: quassarent


text: quassaverim

title: quassaverim


text: quassavissem

title: quassavissem


text: quassavisses

title: quassavisses


text: quassavisset

title: quassavisset


text: quassavissemus

title: quassavissemus


text: quassavissetis

title: quassavissetis


text: quassavissent

title: quassavissent


text: quasseris

title: quasseris


text: quassetur

title: quassetur


text: quassemur

title: quassemur


text: quassemini

title: quassemini


text: quassentur

title: quassentur


text: quassarer

title: quassarer


text: quassareris

title: quassareris


text: quassaretur

title: quassaretur


text: quassaremur

title: quassaremur


text: quassaremini

title: quassaremini


text: quassarentur

title: quassarentur


text: quassa

title: quassa


text: quassato

title: quassato


text: quassate

title: quassate


text: quassatote

title: quassatote


text: quassanto

title: quassanto


text:
quassare

Etymology
, intensive of.

Verb

 * 1)  to shake, agitate

title: quassare


text: quassator

title: quassator


text: quassantor

title: quassantor


text: quassavisse

title: quassavisse


text: quassari

title: quassari


text:
heite

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ejecta something thrown or ejected, especially the material ejected from a volcano or impact crater
 * 2) grenade explosive device

Etymology 1
From. .

Noun

 * 1) name, denomination
 * 2)  a heiti

Etymology 2
From and.

Noun

 * 1) heat

Etymology 3
From.

title: heite


text: Saint Lucians

title: Saint Lucians


text:
User talk:Open Content

redirects
See Wiktionary:Redirections SemperBlotto 19:30, 8 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Open Content


text:
antigoyism

Etymology
. From.

Noun

 * 1) Prejudice against non-Jews; belief that Jews are superior to non-Jews.

title: antigoyism


text: harjottaa

title: harjottaa


text:
mudding

Noun

 * 1) The recreational activity of driving an off-road vehicle through muddy terrain.
 * 2) The therapeutic use of mud baths.
 * 1) The therapeutic use of mud baths.

title: mudding


text: blöde

title: blöde


text: χταποδιού

title: χταποδιού


text: χταποδιών

title: χταποδιών


text: χταπόδια

title: χταπόδια


text: hiiviskelemään

title: hiiviskelemään


text: quaedam

title: quaedam


text:
quassatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shaken
 * 2) flourished
 * 3) weakened

title: quassatus


text: quassata

title: quassata


text: quassatum

title: quassatum


text: quassati

title: quassati


text: quassatae

title: quassatae


text: quassatorum

title: quassatorum


text: quassatarum

title: quassatarum


text: quassatam

title: quassatam


text: quassatos

title: quassatos


text: quassatas

title: quassatas


text: himasta

title: himasta


text: himassa

title: himassa


text:
User talk:Servus Triviae

hi, see WT:Redirections. We do not normally accept redirections unlike Wikipedia. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 19:35, 8 December 2010 (UTC) sorry didn't read that Servus Triviae 19:51, 8 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Servus Triviae


text:
hamina

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) port, harbour

title: hamina


text: λαλεῖν

title: λαλεῖν


text:
area-denial

Adjective

 * 1)  Intended to prevent an adversary from occupying or traversing a certain area of land.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 區域拒止
 * Japanese: 領域拒否

title: area-denial


text:
Thread:User talk:NHJG/Test thread

Insert sample text here.

title: Thread:User talk:NHJG/Test thread


text: AWOLs

title: AWOLs


text:
hujan hajan

Etymology
A rhyming phrase from <.

Adverb

 * 1) topsy-turvy disorderly; chaotically

title: hujan hajan


text:
mullin mallin

Etymology
A rhyming phrase probably based on,.

Adverb

 * 1) topsy-turvy disorderly; chaotically

title: mullin mallin


text:
sikin sokin

Etymology
A rhyming phrase based on (the instructive plural form of) (standard sokein).

Adverb

 * 1) topsy-turvy disorderly; chaotically

title: sikin sokin


text:
nurinkurinen

Etymology

 * probably chosen more for the fact that it rhymes than because of its meaning.

Adjective

 * 1) topsy-turvy backwards or upside-down

title: nurinkurinen


text:
intransitiu

Etymology
..

Adjective

 * 1) intransitive

title: intransitiu


text:
dockworking

Noun

 * 1) Work at a dock, typically loading and unloading freight.

title: dockworking


text:
transitiu

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  transitive

title: transitiu


text:
Talk:areadenial

Not common at all. Seems to be an error for area-denial:. Equinox ◑ 21:44, 8 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:areadenial


text:
misleadingness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being misleading.

title: misleadingness


text:
Talk:Alucard

Three unrelated citations would be nice. Equinox ◑ 21:51, 8 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:Alucard


text:
cableco

Etymology
, perhaps modelled on.

Noun

 * 1)  A company that offers cable services (television, Internet, etc.).

title: cableco


text: cablecos

title: cablecos


text: User:Smaines

title: User:Smaines


text:
quendam

Etymology
From +.

Pronoun

 * 1) ; a certain someone

title: quendam


text:
opinió

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) opinion

title: opinió


text:
quippe

Etymology
For, the same corroborating particle seen in ; see also.

Particle

 * 1)  the reason is that
 * 2)  as is to be expected from someone who; as being
 * 3)  seeing as, since, inasmuch as
 * 4)  as is natural when, seeing as
 * 5)  indeed, since, after all, why, I mean
 * 6) for, namely
 * 1) for, namely
 * 1) for, namely

title: quippe


text:
quoadusque

Adverb

 * 1) until that
 * 2) up until

title: quoadusque


text:
quodcumque

Pronoun

 * : whatsoever

title: quodcumque


text:
quoscumque

Pronoun

 * : as many as

title: quoscumque


text:
flythrough

Noun

 * 1) A visual sequence in a film etc. in which the camera appears to pass over a landscape at high speed.

title: flythrough


text: flythroughs

title: flythroughs


text:
quousque

Adverb

 * 1) until when?
 * 2) (for) how long?
 * 3) how far?
 * 1) how far?

title: quousque


text:
reaedifico

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to rebuild, reestablish
 * 2) to recreate

title: reaedifico


text: reaedificas

title: reaedificas


text: reaedificat

title: reaedificat


text: reaedificamus

title: reaedificamus


text: reaedificatis

title: reaedificatis


text: reaedificant

title: reaedificant


text: reaedificabo

title: reaedificabo


text: reaedificabis

title: reaedificabis


text: reaedificabit

title: reaedificabit


text: reaedificabimus

title: reaedificabimus


text: reaedificabitis

title: reaedificabitis


text: reaedificabunt

title: reaedificabunt


text: reaedificabam

title: reaedificabam


text: reaedificabas

title: reaedificabas


text: reaedificabat

title: reaedificabat


text: reaedificabamus

title: reaedificabamus


text: reaedificabatis

title: reaedificabatis


text: reaedificabant

title: reaedificabant


text: reaedificavi

title: reaedificavi


text: reaedificavisti

title: reaedificavisti


text: reaedificavit

title: reaedificavit


text: reaedificavimus

title: reaedificavimus


text: reaedificavistis

title: reaedificavistis


text: reaedificaverunt

title: reaedificaverunt


text: reaedificavero

title: reaedificavero


text: reaedificaveris

title: reaedificaveris


text: reaedificaverit

title: reaedificaverit


text: reaedificaverimus

title: reaedificaverimus


text: reaedificaveritis

title: reaedificaveritis


text: reaedificaverint

title: reaedificaverint


text: reaedificaveram

title: reaedificaveram


text: reaedificaveras

title: reaedificaveras


text: reaedificaverat

title: reaedificaverat


text: reaedificaveramus

title: reaedificaveramus


text: reaedificaveratis

title: reaedificaveratis


text: reaedificaverant

title: reaedificaverant


text: reaedificor

title: reaedificor


text: reaedificaris

title: reaedificaris


text: reaedificatur

title: reaedificatur


text: reaedificamur

title: reaedificamur


text: reaedificamini

title: reaedificamini


text: reaedificantur

title: reaedificantur


text: reaedificabor

title: reaedificabor


text: reaedificaberis

title: reaedificaberis


text: reaedificabitur

title: reaedificabitur


text: reaedificabimur

title: reaedificabimur


text: reaedificabimini

title: reaedificabimini


text: reaedificabuntur

title: reaedificabuntur


text: reaedificabar

title: reaedificabar


text: reaedificabaris

title: reaedificabaris


text: reaedificabatur

title: reaedificabatur


text: reaedificabamur

title: reaedificabamur


text: reaedificabamini

title: reaedificabamini


text: reaedificabantur

title: reaedificabantur


text: reaedificem

title: reaedificem


text: reaedifices

title: reaedifices


text: reaedificet

title: reaedificet


text: reaedificemus

title: reaedificemus


text: reaedificetis

title: reaedificetis


text: reaedificent

title: reaedificent


text: reaedificarem

title: reaedificarem


text: reaedificares

title: reaedificares


text: reaedificaret

title: reaedificaret


text: reaedificaremus

title: reaedificaremus


text: reaedificaretis

title: reaedificaretis


text: reaedificarent

title: reaedificarent


text: reaedificaverim

title: reaedificaverim


text: reaedificavissem

title: reaedificavissem


text: reaedificavisses

title: reaedificavisses


text: reaedificavisset

title: reaedificavisset


text: reaedificavissemus

title: reaedificavissemus


text: reaedificavissetis

title: reaedificavissetis


text: reaedificavissent

title: reaedificavissent


text: reaedificer

title: reaedificer


text: reaedificeris

title: reaedificeris


text: reaedificetur

title: reaedificetur


text: reaedificemur

title: reaedificemur


text: reaedificemini

title: reaedificemini


text: reaedificentur

title: reaedificentur


text: reaedificarer

title: reaedificarer


text: reaedificareris

title: reaedificareris


text: reaedificaretur

title: reaedificaretur


text: reaedificaremur

title: reaedificaremur


text: reaedificaremini

title: reaedificaremini


text: reaedificarentur

title: reaedificarentur


text: reaedifica

title: reaedifica


text: reaedificato

title: reaedificato


text: reaedificate

title: reaedificate


text: reaedificatote

title: reaedificatote


text: reaedificanto

title: reaedificanto


text: reaedificare

title: reaedificare


text: reaedificator

title: reaedificator


text: reaedificantor

title: reaedificantor


text:
dressing case

Noun

 * 1) A small luggage bag used to carry various toiletry or first aid items while travelling.

Translations

 * Norwegian: toalettmappe

title: dressing case


text: reaedificavisse

title: reaedificavisse


text: reaedificari

title: reaedificari


text: recordata

title: recordata


text: recordatum

title: recordatum


text: recordati

title: recordati


text: recordatae

title: recordatae


text: recordatorum

title: recordatorum


text: recordatarum

title: recordatarum


text: recordato

title: recordato


text: recordatis

title: recordatis


text: recordatam

title: recordatam


text: recordatos

title: recordatos


text: recordatas

title: recordatas


text: recordate

title: recordate


text:
flyover state

Noun

 * 1)  Any state of the United States that is often passed over by intercoastal / transcontinental flights, rather than being a popular destination. the Gulf coast, Great Plains, Appalachia, Rocky Mountain states

title: flyover state


text: flyover states

title: flyover states


text:
intercoastal

Adjective

 * 1) From one coast to another.
 * an intercoastal flight

title: intercoastal


text:
recubo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to recline

title: recubo


text: recubas

title: recubas


text: recubat

title: recubat


text: recubamus

title: recubamus


text: recubatis

title: recubatis


text:
recubant

Adjective

 * 1) Reclining; recumbent.

title: recubant


text: recubabo

title: recubabo


text: recubabis

title: recubabis


text: recubabit

title: recubabit


text:
ras-de-cou

Noun

 * 1) choker (necklace)

title: ras-de-cou


text: recubabimus

title: recubabimus


text: recubabitis

title: recubabitis


text: recubabunt

title: recubabunt


text: recubabam

title: recubabam


text: recubabas

title: recubabas


text: recubabat

title: recubabat


text: recubabamus

title: recubabamus


text: recubabatis

title: recubabatis


text: recubabant

title: recubabant


text: recubavi

title: recubavi


text: recubavisti

title: recubavisti


text: recubavit

title: recubavit


text: recubavimus

title: recubavimus


text: recubavistis

title: recubavistis


text: recubaverunt

title: recubaverunt


text: recubavero

title: recubavero


text: recubaveris

title: recubaveris


text: recubaverit

title: recubaverit


text: recubaverimus

title: recubaverimus


text: recubaveritis

title: recubaveritis


text: recubaverint

title: recubaverint


text: recubaveram

title: recubaveram


text: recubaveras

title: recubaveras


text: recubaverat

title: recubaverat


text: recubaveramus

title: recubaveramus


text: recubaveratis

title: recubaveratis


text: recubaverant

title: recubaverant


text: recubor

title: recubor


text: recubaris

title: recubaris


text: recubatur

title: recubatur


text: recubamur

title: recubamur


text: recubamini

title: recubamini


text: recubantur

title: recubantur


text: recubabor

title: recubabor


text: recubaberis

title: recubaberis


text: recubabitur

title: recubabitur


text: recubabimur

title: recubabimur


text: recubabimini

title: recubabimini


text: recubabuntur

title: recubabuntur


text: recubabar

title: recubabar


text: recubabaris

title: recubabaris


text: recubabatur

title: recubabatur


text: recubabamur

title: recubabamur


text: recubabamini

title: recubabamini


text: recubabantur

title: recubabantur


text: recubem

title: recubem


text: recubes

title: recubes


text: recubet

title: recubet


text: recubemus

title: recubemus


text: recubetis

title: recubetis


text: recubent

title: recubent


text: recubarem

title: recubarem


text: recubares

title: recubares


text: recubaret

title: recubaret


text: recubaremus

title: recubaremus


text: recubaretis

title: recubaretis


text: recubarent

title: recubarent


text: recubaverim

title: recubaverim


text: recubavissem

title: recubavissem


text: recubavisses

title: recubavisses


text: recubavisset

title: recubavisset


text: recubavissemus

title: recubavissemus


text: recubavissetis

title: recubavissetis


text: recubavissent

title: recubavissent


text: recuber

title: recuber


text: recuberis

title: recuberis


text: recubetur

title: recubetur


text: recubemur

title: recubemur


text: recubemini

title: recubemini


text: recubentur

title: recubentur


text: recubarer

title: recubarer


text: recubareris

title: recubareris


text: recubaretur

title: recubaretur


text: recubaremur

title: recubaremur


text: recubaremini

title: recubaremini


text: recubarentur

title: recubarentur


text: recuba

title: recuba


text: recubato

title: recubato


text: recubate

title: recubate


text: recubatote

title: recubatote


text: recubanto

title: recubanto


text: recubare

title: recubare


text: recubator

title: recubator


text: recubantor

title: recubantor


text: recubavisse

title: recubavisse


text: recubari

title: recubari


text:
recubitus

Noun

 * 1) falling down
 * 2) reclining (at table)

title: recubitus


text: recubitui

title: recubitui


text: recubitum

title: recubitum


text: recubitu

title: recubitu


text: recubituum

title: recubituum


text: recubitibus

title: recubitibus


text: clammed up

title: clammed up


text:
recumbens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) reclining
 * 2) falling down

title: recumbens


text: recumbentes

title: recumbentes


text: recumbentia

title: recumbentia


text: recumbentis

title: recumbentis


text: recumbentium

title: recumbentium


text: recumbenti

title: recumbenti


text: recumbentibus

title: recumbentibus


text: recumbentem

title: recumbentem


text:
defencelessly

Adverb

 * 1) In a defenceless manner.

title: defencelessly


text:
febvrier

Noun

 * 1) February

title: febvrier


text: 力气

title: 力气


text:
力氣

Noun

 * 1) physical strength; physical power; energy

title: 力氣


text:
affin que

Conjunction

 * 1) so that

title: affin que


text: lifesized

title: lifesized


text: hit points

title: hit points


text: 强调

title: 强调


text:
practicque

Noun

 * 1) practice doing

Adjective

 * 1) practical

title: practicque


text:
lazyweb

Etymology
,, and later popularized as a hashtag added to questions on Twitter, peaking around 2008.

Proper noun

 * 1)  The Internet, personified as a being that will answer the questions of those who are too lazy to do their own research.

title: lazyweb


text:
rådhusrätt

Noun

 * 1) a magistrates' court

Usage notes

 * In a 1970 reform in Sweden, both rådhusrätt in cities and häradsrätt in the countryside were replaced by tingsrätt.

title: rådhusrätt


text:
Marcomannic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the Marcomanni.

Translations

 * German: markomannisch
 * Portuguese:
 * Spanish: marcomano
 * Swedish: markomannisk

title: Marcomannic


text: 燃烧

title: 燃烧


text:
燃燒

Verb

 * 1)  to burn; to combust
 * 2)  to excite

Verb

 * 1)  to heat up (by burning or boiling)

Noun

 * 1) combustion

Verb

 * 1) to combust

title: 燃燒


text: boyre

title: boyre


text:
Yazgulyam

Proper noun

 * 1) A Pamir language of Tajikistan.

Translations

 * Armenian:, յազգուլամերեն
 * Finnish: jazguljam
 * Russian: язгуля́мский

title: Yazgulyam


text: 主张

title: 主张


text:
好玩

Adjective

 * 1) fun

Verb

 * 1) to be playful; to be fond of playing

Noun

 * 1)  toy; object for appreciation; plaything

title: 好玩


text: 好玩儿

title: 好玩儿


text: 好玩兒

title: 好玩兒


text:
好幾

Noun

 * 1) several; quite a few
 * 2) well over a certain age, number of years, etc.

title: 好幾


text:
cellary

Adjective

 * 1) Characteristic of a cellar; musty, gloomy, etc.

title: cellary


text:
好多

Adjective

 * 1) many; much; a lot
 * 2) much better
 * 3)  how many; how much

Synonyms

title: 好多


text:
很多

Adjective

 * 1) many; much; a lot

title: 很多


text:
fruitshop

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A shop that sells fruit.

title: fruitshop


text: fruitshops

title: fruitshops


text:
Phildickian

Adjective

 * 1) ; of or pertaining to American novelist Philip K. Dick or his works.

title: Phildickian


text: wohnest

title: wohnest


text:
wohne

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to live at, reside, dwell.

title: wohne


text: wohntet

title: wohntet


text: wohnet

title: wohnet


text: wohnte

title: wohnte


text: wohnt

title: wohnt


text: wohnten

title: wohnten


text: wohnst

title: wohnst


text: wohntest

title: wohntest


text: wohnend

title: wohnend


text: 便壶

title: 便壶


text:
便壺

Noun

 * 1) chamber pot

title: 便壺


text: 夜壶

title: 夜壶


text:
low side

Noun

 * 1)  A type of motorcycle crash when both tires lose traction and the motorcycle falls onto its side and slides across the tarmac. The rider typically falls off at ground level after the machine has fallen over and begun to slide.

title: low side


text:
夜壺

Noun

 * 1) chamber pot

title: 夜壺


text:
dèiligear

Noun

 * 1) dealer

title: dèiligear


text:
nægl

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  the nail of a finger or toe
 * 2)  a nail or peg as a fastening
 * 3) an instrument used to play the strings of a harp, a plectrum;  handle
 * 1) an instrument used to play the strings of a harp, a plectrum;  handle

title: nægl


text: dèiligeir

title: dèiligeir


text: dèiligearan

title: dèiligearan


text:
dèilig

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) deal

Usage notes

 * Used with the preposition :

title: dèilig


text:
dèiligeadh

Noun

 * 1) dealing
 * 1) dealing

title: dèiligeadh


text: dèiligidh

title: dèiligidh


text: dèiligidhean

title: dèiligidhean


text: hipaisin

title: hipaisin


text:
User:AHMED1938

SOLICITO UNA PÁGINA DE USÁRIO

title: User:AHMED1938


text:
barmbrack

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) An Irish yeasted bread with sultanas and raisins.

title: barmbrack


text: barmbracks

title: barmbracks


text:
小市民

Noun

 * 1) middle-class city resident; bourgeois
 * 2) plebian

title: 小市民


text: tevears

title: tevears


text:
reprintable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being reprinted.

title: reprintable


text:
unreprintable

Adjective

 * 1) Not reprintable.

title: unreprintable


text:
tightlacing

Noun

 * 1) The practice of wearing a tightly-laced corset to modify one's figure and posture.

title: tightlacing


text:
asna

Noun

 * 1) female donkey

Noun

 * 1) a she-ass, female donkey

Etymology
From, feminine of.

Noun

 * 1) ; a she-ass, a female donkey

Etymology
From, from , feminine of.

Etymology
From, feminine of.

Noun

 * 1)  female donkey, ass

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬), from  (compare 🇨🇬), from pre-Celtic, , from  (gen. ),.

Noun

 * 1)  rib

title: asna


text: asnaichean

title: asnaichean


text:
nonpredictable

Adjective

 * 1) Not predictable.

title: nonpredictable


text: huikkaista

title: huikkaista


text: huojuva

title: huojuva


text:
宮人

Noun

 * 1)  imperial concubine; palace maid
 * 2)  imperial secretary

Noun

 * 1) noble courtier

title: 宮人


text: 宫人

title: 宫人


text:
內侍

Noun

 * 1)  palace attendants
 * 2)  government official

title: 內侍


text: 内侍

title: 内侍


text:
鄙俗

Adjective

 * 1) distasteful; vulgar; low

title: 鄙俗


text:
步走

Verb

 * 1)  to run away on foot

title: 步走


text:
skateathon

Noun

 * 1) A charity event in which participants skate a long distance.

title: skateathon


text: skateathons

title: skateathons


text: Thesaurus:predictor

title: Thesaurus:predictor


text:
runathon

Noun

 * 1) A charity event in which participants run a long distance
 * 2)  A match in which a large number of runs are scored

title: runathon


text: runathons

title: runathons


text:
peripety

Noun

 * 1)  The third stage of a dream in Jungian theory.
 * 1)  The third stage of a dream in Jungian theory.
 * 1)  The third stage of a dream in Jungian theory.
 * 1)  The third stage of a dream in Jungian theory.

title: peripety


text:
mì-chinnt

Noun

 * 1) uncertainty, doubt

title: mì-chinnt


text:
mì-chinnteach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) uncertain, doubtful

title: mì-chinnteach


text:
sexathon

Noun

 * 1)  A prolonged session of sexual intercourse.

title: sexathon


text:
nolavik

Adjective

 * 1) scientific

title: nolavik


text: sexathons

title: sexathons


text:
beetlelike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a beetle.

title: beetlelike


text: mì-chinnte

title: mì-chinnte


text: mì-chinntean

title: mì-chinntean


text: cinntean

title: cinntean


text:
nolavan

Noun

 * 1) scientist

title: nolavan


text:
nolav

Noun

 * 1) science

title: nolav


text:
מגד

Etymology 1
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) Sweetness, good.
 * 2) * Deuteronomy 33:13:
 * וּלְיוֹסֵף אָמַר מְבֹרֶכֶת ה׳ אַרְצוֹ מִמֶּגֶד שָׁמַיִם מִטָּל וּמִתְּהוֹם רֹבֶצֶת תָּחַת׃
 * ul'yoséf amár m'vorékhet H. artsó miméged shamáyim mitál umit'hóm rovétset tákhat:
 * And of Joseph he said, Blessed of the L-RD be his land, for the precious things of heaven, for the dew, and for the deep that coucheth beneath,

Derived terms

 * הומגד \ הֻמְגַּד
 * הומגד \ הֻמְגַּד
 * הומגד \ הֻמְגַּד

Etymology 2
See.

title: מגד


text: còraichean

title: còraichean


text:
còir

Noun

 * 1) duty, obligation usually moral
 * 2) right, due, title, franchise
 * 3) right, justice

Adjective

 * 1) kind, kindly, decent, virtuous, civil
 * 2) honest
 * 3) proper, fitting

title: còir


text: còrach

title: còrach


text: còirichean

title: còirichean


text:
còir-bhreith

Noun

 * 1) birthright

title: còir-bhreith


text:
còir-dhlighe

Noun

 * 1) prerogative

title: còir-dhlighe


text: còire-dlighe

title: còire-dlighe


text: còrach-dlighe

title: còrach-dlighe


text: còraichean-dlighe

title: còraichean-dlighe


text: còirichean-dlighe

title: còirichean-dlighe


text: còirichean-breith

title: còirichean-breith


text: còraichean-breith

title: còraichean-breith


text: còrach-breith

title: còrach-breith


text: còire-breith

title: còire-breith


text: 西装革履

title: 西装革履


text:
西裝革履

Idiom

 * 1) trendy in one's taste of clothing

title: 西裝革履


text:
突撃

Noun

 * 1) charge

Verb

 * 1) to charge (to attack by moving forward quickly)

title: 突撃


text:
襲撃

Noun

 * 1) raid

Verb

 * 1) raid, make an attack, descend on, maraud

title: 襲撃


text:
目撃

Noun

 * 1) (act of) seeing an event, witnessing

Verb

 * 1) to witness

title: 目撃


text:
雷撃

Noun

 * 1) torpedo attack
 * 2) lightning

Verb

 * 1) to torpedo
 * 2) for lightning to strike

title: 雷撃


text:
空爆

Noun

 * 1) aerial bombing

Verb

 * 1) bomb cities from the air

title: 空爆


text:
衝撃

Noun

 * 1) shock, impact, crash

Verb

 * 1) to shock, to impact, to crash

title: 衝撃


text:
目撃者

Noun

 * 1) eyewitness

title: 目撃者


text:
邀撃

Noun

 * 1) counter attack

title: 邀撃


text:
駁撃

Noun

 * 1) denouncement

Verb

 * 1) denounce

title: 駁撃


text:
相撃ち

Noun

 * 1) both sides being equally damaged

title: 相撃ち


text:
司鼓

Noun

 * 1) the lead percussionist in Beijing opera, who plays a small single-headed drum called bangu and a clapper called paiban

title: 司鼓


text: Category:nv:Measuring instruments

title: Category:nv:Measuring instruments


text: Category:nv:Metrology

title: Category:nv:Metrology


text:
Talk:hadoh dóó hakʼaz neiłkidígíí

Related to hado?
Is this term related to hado? 71.66.97.228 04:20, 9 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes. —Stephen (Talk) 17:05, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

Should it be listed as a derived term at hado? 71.66.97.228 18:47, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

 * I wouldn’t. —Stephen (Talk) 19:52, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:hadoh dóó hakʼaz neiłkidígíí


text:
fàgail a-mach

Noun

 * 1) exception

title: fàgail a-mach


text: fàgailean a-mach

title: fàgailean a-mach


text: 东逃西窜

title: 东逃西窜


text:
東逃西竄

Idiom

 * 1) to scurry from place to place, especially when being chased (such as a rat)
 * 2)  (of a criminal) to be on the run

title: 東逃西竄


text: Category:nv:Sex

title: Category:nv:Sex


text: 东奔西窜

title: 东奔西窜


text: Category:nv:Microbiology

title: Category:nv:Microbiology


text: 東奔西竄

title: 東奔西竄


text: Category:nv:Rivers

title: Category:nv:Rivers


text:
Talk:tooh

Relationship to tó
Is this term related to tó? 71.66.97.228 04:57, 9 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes. —Stephen (Talk) 05:52, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

Should it be listed as a derived term? 71.66.97.228 17:56, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes, tooh as well as tééh are derived from tó. —Stephen (Talk) 20:09, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

Both added as derived termas at tó. 71.66.97.228 21:37, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:tooh


text: Category:nv:Occupations

title: Category:nv:Occupations


text: Category:nv:Education

title: Category:nv:Education


text:
百年好合

Idiom

 * 1) conjugal felicity; long-lasting harmonious union (of a couple) staying in love for the rest of their lives, for better or worse (usually said during a wedding ceremony)

title: 百年好合


text: 大摇大摆

title: 大摇大摆


text:
大搖大擺

Idiom

 * 1) walking with an air of arrogance and nonchalance

title: 大搖大擺


text:
Talk:天堂

If someone could include this chinese saying in the Citations section... 上有天堂， 下有苏杭 (Above us is heaven, down here is Suzhou). Thanks. Blacksabbath4343 05:27, 9 December 2010 (UTC)
 * This is not a citation. It's actually an idiomatic saying. I will add it later. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 05:45, 9 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Mate, it already exists. Just needs a Derived term pointer to point it to the right place. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 05:51, 9 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:天堂


text: 百折不挠

title: 百折不挠


text:
百折不撓

Idiom

 * 1) indomitable; unfazed by difficulties or challenges;  stubborn; persistent

title: 百折不撓


text:
درون‌همسری

Noun

 * 1) endogamy

title: درون‌همسری


text:
برون‌همسری

Noun

 * 1) exogamy

title: برون‌همسری


text:
αναμφισβήτητα

Adverb

 * 1) undeniably, unquestionably, indisputably

title: αναμφισβήτητα


text:
αναμφίβολα

Etymology
Derived from.

Adverb

 * 1) undeniably

title: αναμφίβολα


text: αναμφιβόλως

title: αναμφιβόλως


text: υπεραλίευσης

title: υπεραλίευσης


text: ιλαροτραγωδίας

title: ιλαροτραγωδίας


text: ιλαροτραγωδίες

title: ιλαροτραγωδίες


text: ιλαροτραγωδιών

title: ιλαροτραγωδιών


text:
User:OPnYDe

I'm not too sure about this site. The word of the day for Dec 8, 2010 "comport" is also a noun meaning a small dish usually decorated always with a foot and is made from silver alloys or ceramics and is used for serving cookies, small cakes, candies, and savories.

title: User:OPnYDe


text:
myelomatosis

Etymology
(stem of )

Noun

 * 1)   multiple myeloma

title: myelomatosis


text: Thesaurus:drinkable

title: Thesaurus:drinkable


text: κωμωδίας

title: κωμωδίας


text: κωμωδίες

title: κωμωδίες


text: κωμωδιών

title: κωμωδιών


text:
multiple myeloma

Noun

 * 1)  A malignant neoplasm of plasma cells, a type of white blood cell that produces antibodies.

Translations

 * Finnish: multippeli myelooma
 * French: myélome multiple
 * Spanish: mieloma múltiple

title: multiple myeloma


text:
χιούμορ

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) humour, humor

title: χιούμορ


text:
User:Elekhh

Welcome
Hi, my main pages are at Wikipedia and Commons.

title: User:Elekhh


text:
Citations:not happy, Jan

 * 2002, “Not happy, Jan”, Business Review Weekly, volume 24, issues 22–25, page 57
 * 2004, The Bulletin, J. Haynes and J.F. Archibald, volumes 6410–6418, page 85:
 * Sydney's rapacious developers, who for years have been getting away with environmental murder in the municipality, are not happy, Jan.
 * 2007, Laurence Stanway, Awoken by an Angel, ISBN 0646476696, unpaged:
 * I jump on the phone and ring up my sub letters to inform them that they must move out. They are not happy Jan! Oh well that’s life.
 * 2008, Tom Beckett, Exchange Values, The Final XIV Interviews + One, Lulu.com (publisher), ISBN 0980509610, page 81:
 * It was around the time of the last Australian Federal election in the spring of 2004, that is October (just days before my birthday, as it happened), and I was ' not happy, Jan, not happy'.

title: Citations:not happy, Jan


text:
jipül

Noun

 * 1) lamb, young sheep

title: jipül


text:
Citations:Mickey Mouse

 * 1974, Raymond Fielding, A Technological History of Motion Pictures and Television, Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, ISBN 0520039815, page 85:
 * Another Bray cartoon, Col. Heeza Liar, which was the “Mickey Mouse” of that day, was by far the most popular of the early cartoons.
 * 2000, Alain Silver and James Ursini, The Horror Film Reader, Limelight Series, Hal Leonard Corporation, ISBN 0879102977, page 232:
 * Spin-offs from the Nightmare files were the number one selling merchandise of 1987, leading New Line’s Alison Emilio to declare that Freddy was the “Mickey Mouse of horror”
 * 2002, Piers Brendon, The Dark Valley, Vintage Series, Random House, illustrated, ISBN 0375708081, page 336:
 * Dubbed the Mickey Mouse of the Chamber, Reynaud was not always taken seriously.
 * Spin-offs from the Nightmare files were the number one selling merchandise of 1987, leading New Line’s Alison Emilio to declare that Freddy was the “Mickey Mouse of horror”
 * 2002, Piers Brendon, The Dark Valley, Vintage Series, Random House, illustrated, ISBN 0375708081, page 336:
 * Dubbed the Mickey Mouse of the Chamber, Reynaud was not always taken seriously.

title: Citations:Mickey Mouse


text:
gewealcan

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

Verb

 * 1) to go, traverse
 * 2) to roll; roll together; press together

title: gewealcan


text:
forthpass

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  To pass forth; go; proceed; pass on.

title: forthpass


text:
sopia yhteen

Verb

 * 1) to match, comport, fit

title: sopia yhteen


text:
Zam-Buk

Etymology
The proprietary name of type of healing ointment originally manufactured in England, United Kingdom; further origin uncertain.

Noun

 * 1) A proprietary brand of antiseptic ointment for applying to the skin.

title: Zam-Buk


text:
forthpushing

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Pushing or pressing forward.
 * 2) Aggressive; impulsive; eager.

title: forthpushing


text:
forthputting

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The act of putting or bringing forth; output; production.
 * 2) Forwardness; undue assumption; boldness.

Adjective

 * 1) Forward, bold; presumptuous; meddlesome.

title: forthputting


text:
forthshow

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  To show forth; make known.

title: forthshow


text:
forthward

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

Adverb

 * 1)  Forward.

title: forthward


text:
zeszły

Adjective

 * 1) last

title: zeszły


text:
redemptio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) redemption, redeeming (buying back)

title: redemptio


text: redemptiones

title: redemptiones


text: redemptionis

title: redemptionis


text: redemptionum

title: redemptionum


text: redemptioni

title: redemptioni


text: redemptionibus

title: redemptionibus


text: redemptionem

title: redemptionem


text: redemptione

title: redemptione


text:
reficiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) renewing, restoring, reconstructing

title: reficiens


text: reficientes

title: reficientes


text: reficientia

title: reficientia


text: reficientis

title: reficientis


text: reficientium

title: reficientium


text: reficienti

title: reficienti


text: reficientibus

title: reficientibus


text: reficientem

title: reficientem


text:
refrigesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cool, or grow cold
 * 2) to abate or flag

Conjugation

 * A late, vulgar perfect occurs.

title: refrigesco


text: refrigescis

title: refrigescis


text: refrigescit

title: refrigescit


text: refrigescimus

title: refrigescimus


text: refrigescitis

title: refrigescitis


text: refrigescunt

title: refrigescunt


text: refrigescam

title: refrigescam


text: refrigesces

title: refrigesces


text: refrigescet

title: refrigescet


text: refrigescemus

title: refrigescemus


text: refrigescetis

title: refrigescetis


text: refrigescent

title: refrigescent


text: refrigescebam

title: refrigescebam


text: refrigescebas

title: refrigescebas


text: refrigescebat

title: refrigescebat


text: refrigescebamus

title: refrigescebamus


text: refrigescebatis

title: refrigescebatis


text: refrigescebant

title: refrigescebant


text: refrigescas

title: refrigescas


text: refrigescat

title: refrigescat


text: refrigescamus

title: refrigescamus


text: refrigescatis

title: refrigescatis


text: refrigescant

title: refrigescant


text: refrigescerem

title: refrigescerem


text: refrigesceres

title: refrigesceres


text: refrigesceret

title: refrigesceret


text: refrigesceremus

title: refrigesceremus


text: refrigesceretis

title: refrigesceretis


text: refrigescerent

title: refrigescerent


text: refrigesce

title: refrigesce


text: refrigescito

title: refrigescito


text: refrigescite

title: refrigescite


text: refrigescitote

title: refrigescitote


text: refrigescunto

title: refrigescunto


text: refrigescere

title: refrigescere