text: segetis

title: segetis


text: segetum

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title: segetum


text: segeti

title: segeti


text: segetibus

title: segetibus


text: segetem

title: segetem


text: segete

title: segete


text: latores

title: latores


text: latoris

title: latoris


text: latorum

title: latorum


text: latoribus

title: latoribus


text: latorem

title: latorem


text: vinctores

title: vinctores


text: vinctoris

title: vinctoris


text: vinctori

title: vinctori


text: vinctoribus

title: vinctoribus


text: vinctorem

title: vinctorem


text: vinctore

title: vinctore


text: vinctiones

title: vinctiones


text: vinctionis

title: vinctionis


text: vinctionum

title: vinctionum


text: vinctioni

title: vinctioni


text: vinctionibus

title: vinctionibus


text: vinctionem

title: vinctionem


text: vinctione

title: vinctione


text: lucubrationes

title: lucubrationes


text: lucubrationis

title: lucubrationis


text: lucubrationum

title: lucubrationum


text: lucubrationi

title: lucubrationi


text: lucubrationibus

title: lucubrationibus


text: lucubrationem

title: lucubrationem


text: lucubratione

title: lucubratione


text: scitationes

title: scitationes


text: scitationis

title: scitationis


text: scitationum

title: scitationum


text: scitationi

title: scitationi


text: scitationibus

title: scitationibus


text: scitationem

title: scitationem


text: scitatione

title: scitatione


text: sciscitationes

title: sciscitationes


text: sciscitationis

title: sciscitationis


text: sciscitationum

title: sciscitationum


text: sciscitationi

title: sciscitationi


text: sciscitationibus

title: sciscitationibus


text: sciscitationem

title: sciscitationem


text: sciscitatione

title: sciscitatione


text: sciscitatores

title: sciscitatores


text: sciscitatoris

title: sciscitatoris


text: sciscitatorum

title: sciscitatorum


text: sciscitatori

title: sciscitatori


text: sciscitatoribus

title: sciscitatoribus


text: sciscitatorem

title: sciscitatorem


text: sciscitatore

title: sciscitatore


text: turpitudines

title: turpitudines


text: turpitudinis

title: turpitudinis


text: turpitudinum

title: turpitudinum


text: turpitudinibus

title: turpitudinibus


text: turpitudinem

title: turpitudinem


text: nitores

title: nitores


text: nitoris

title: nitoris


text: nitorum

title: nitorum


text:
nitori

Etymology
From, ultimately from

Preposition

 * 1) on account of; because of

title: nitori


text: nitoribus

title: nitoribus


text: nitorem

title: nitorem


text: nitore

title: nitore


text: apparitiones

title: apparitiones


text: apparitionis

title: apparitionis


text: apparitionum

title: apparitionum


text: apparitioni

title: apparitioni


text: apparitionibus

title: apparitionibus


text: apparitionem

title: apparitionem


text: apparitione

title: apparitione


text: apparationes

title: apparationes


text: apparationis

title: apparationis


text: apparationum

title: apparationum


text: apparationi

title: apparationi


text: apparationibus

title: apparationibus


text: apparationem

title: apparationem


text: apparatione

title: apparatione


text: carbones

title: carbones


text: carbonis

title: carbonis


text: carbonum

title: carbonum


text: carbonibus

title: carbonibus


text: carbonem

title: carbonem


text: societates

title: societates


text: societatis

title: societatis


text: societatum

title: societatum


text: societati

title: societati


text: societatibus

title: societatibus


text: pressionis

title: pressionis


text: pressionum

title: pressionum


text: pressionibus

title: pressionibus


text: chloriones

title: chloriones


text: chlorionis

title: chlorionis


text: chlorionum

title: chlorionum


text: chlorioni

title: chlorioni


text: chlorionibus

title: chlorionibus


text: chlorionem

title: chlorionem


text: chlorione

title: chlorione


text: struthiones

title: struthiones


text: struthionis

title: struthionis


text:
eolhsand

Etymology
From. More at,.

Noun

 * 1) amber

title: eolhsand


text: struthionum

title: struthionum


text: struthioni

title: struthioni


text: struthionibus

title: struthionibus


text: struthionem

title: struthionem


text: struthione

title: struthione


text: accelerationes

title: accelerationes


text: accelerationis

title: accelerationis


text: accelerationum

title: accelerationum


text: accelerationi

title: accelerationi


text: accelerationibus

title: accelerationibus


text: accelerationem

title: accelerationem


text: acceleratione

title: acceleratione


text: durabilitates

title: durabilitates


text: durabilitatis

title: durabilitatis


text: durabilitatum

title: durabilitatum


text: durabilitati

title: durabilitati


text: durabilitatibus

title: durabilitatibus


text: durabilitatem

title: durabilitatem


text:
durabilitate

Noun

 * 1) durability

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) durability
 * 2) sustainability

title: durabilitate


text: inebriationes

title: inebriationes


text: inebriationis

title: inebriationis


text: inebriationum

title: inebriationum


text: inebriationi

title: inebriationi


text: inebriationibus

title: inebriationibus


text: inebriationem

title: inebriationem


text: inebriatione

title: inebriatione


text: acritates

title: acritates


text: acritatis

title: acritatis


text: acritatum

title: acritatum


text: acritati

title: acritati


text: acritatibus

title: acritatibus


text: acritatem

title: acritatem


text: acritate

title: acritate


text: acritudines

title: acritudines


text: acritudinis

title: acritudinis


text: acritudinum

title: acritudinum


text: acritudini

title: acritudini


text: acritudinibus

title: acritudinibus


text: acritudinem

title: acritudinem


text: acritudine

title: acritudine


text: admirabilitates

title: admirabilitates


text: admirabilitatis

title: admirabilitatis


text: admirabilitatum

title: admirabilitatum


text: admirabilitati

title: admirabilitati


text: admirabilitatibus

title: admirabilitatibus


text: admirabilitatem

title: admirabilitatem


text: admirabilitate

title: admirabilitate


text: aequationes

title: aequationes


text: aequationis

title: aequationis


text: aequationum

title: aequationum


text: aequationi

title: aequationi


text: aequationibus

title: aequationibus


text: aequationem

title: aequationem


text: aequatione

title: aequatione


text: aequalitates

title: aequalitates


text: aequalitatis

title: aequalitatis


text: aequalitatum

title: aequalitatum


text: aequalitati

title: aequalitati


text: aequalitatibus

title: aequalitatibus


text: aequalitatem

title: aequalitatem


text: aequalitate

title: aequalitate


text: amabilitates

title: amabilitates


text: amabilitatis

title: amabilitatis


text: amabilitatum

title: amabilitatum


text: amabilitati

title: amabilitati


text: amabilitatibus

title: amabilitatibus


text: amabilitatem

title: amabilitatem


text:
amabilitate

Etymology
, from. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) kindness
 * 2) courtesy
 * 3) amiability

title: amabilitate


text: anilitates

title: anilitates


text: anilitatis

title: anilitatis


text: anilitatum

title: anilitatum


text: anilitati

title: anilitati


text: anilitatibus

title: anilitatibus


text: anilitatem

title: anilitatem


text: anilitate

title: anilitate


text: civilitates

title: civilitates


text: civilitatis

title: civilitatis


text: civilitatum

title: civilitatum


text: civilitati

title: civilitati


text: civilitatibus

title: civilitatibus


text: civilitatem

title: civilitatem


text:
civilitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) civility

title: civilitate


text: benignitates

title: benignitates


text: benignitatis

title: benignitatis


text: benignitatum

title: benignitatum


text: benignitati

title: benignitati


text: benignitatibus

title: benignitatibus


text: benignitatem

title: benignitatem


text:
benignitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) benignity

title: benignitate


text: mentiones

title: mentiones


text: mentionis

title: mentionis


text: mentionum

title: mentionum


text: mentioni

title: mentioni


text: mentionibus

title: mentionibus


text: mentionem

title: mentionem


text: mentione

title: mentione


text: marginis

title: marginis


text: marginum

title: marginum


text: marginibus

title: marginibus


text: marginem

title: marginem


text: concordationes

title: concordationes


text: concordationis

title: concordationis


text: concordationum

title: concordationum


text: concordationi

title: concordationi


text: concordationibus

title: concordationibus


text: concordationem

title: concordationem


text: concordatione

title: concordatione


text: saltationes

title: saltationes


text: saltationis

title: saltationis


text: saltationum

title: saltationum


text: saltationi

title: saltationi


text: saltationibus

title: saltationibus


text: saltationem

title: saltationem


text: saltatione

title: saltatione


text: consularitates

title: consularitates


text: consularitatis

title: consularitatis


text: consularitatum

title: consularitatum


text: consularitati

title: consularitati


text: consularitatibus

title: consularitatibus


text: consularitatem

title: consularitatem


text: consularitate

title: consularitate


text: creditrices

title: creditrices


text: creditricis

title: creditricis


text: creditricum

title: creditricum


text: creditricibus

title: creditricibus


text: creditricem

title: creditricem


text: auctrices

title: auctrices


text: auctricis

title: auctricis


text: auctricum

title: auctricum


text: auctrici

title: auctrici


text: auctricibus

title: auctricibus


text: auctricem

title: auctricem


text:
auctrice

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) A woman whose opinion is accepted as authoritative.

title: auctrice


text: animationes

title: animationes


text: animationis

title: animationis


text: animationum

title: animationum


text: animationi

title: animationi


text: animationibus

title: animationibus


text: animationem

title: animationem


text: animatione

title: animatione


text: credulitates

title: credulitates


text: credulitatis

title: credulitatis


text: credulitatum

title: credulitatum


text: credulitati

title: credulitati


text: credulitatibus

title: credulitatibus


text: credulitatem

title: credulitatem


text:
credulitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) credulity

title: credulitate


text: cantrices

title: cantrices


text: cantricis

title: cantricis


text: cantricum

title: cantricum


text: cantrici

title: cantrici


text: cantricibus

title: cantricibus


text: cantricem

title: cantricem


text: cantrice

title: cantrice


text: tonsores

title: tonsores


text: tonsoris

title: tonsoris


text: tonsorum

title: tonsorum


text: tonsori

title: tonsori


text: tonsoribus

title: tonsoribus


text: tonsorem

title: tonsorem


text: tonsore

title: tonsore


text: tonstrices

title: tonstrices


text: tonstricis

title: tonstricis


text: tonstricum

title: tonstricum


text: tonstrici

title: tonstrici


text: tonstricibus

title: tonstricibus


text: tonstricem

title: tonstricem


text: tonstrice

title: tonstrice


text: equisones

title: equisones


text: equisonis

title: equisonis


text: equisonum

title: equisonum


text: equisonibus

title: equisonibus


text: flexionis

title: flexionis


text: flexionum

title: flexionum


text: flexioni

title: flexioni


text: flexionibus

title: flexionibus


text: flexibilitates

title: flexibilitates


text: flexibilitatis

title: flexibilitatis


text: flexibilitatum

title: flexibilitatum


text: flexibilitati

title: flexibilitati


text: flexibilitatibus

title: flexibilitatibus


text: flexibilitatem

title: flexibilitatem


text: fortificationes

title: fortificationes


text: fortificationis

title: fortificationis


text: fortificationum

title: fortificationum


text: fortificationi

title: fortificationi


text: fortificationibus

title: fortificationibus


text: fortificationem

title: fortificationem


text: fortificatione

title: fortificatione


text: agilitates

title: agilitates


text: agilitatis

title: agilitatis


text: agilitatum

title: agilitatum


text: agilitati

title: agilitati


text: agilitatibus

title: agilitatibus


text: agilitatem

title: agilitatem


text:
agilitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) agility

title: agilitate


text: contractiones

title: contractiones


text: contractionis

title: contractionis


text: contractionum

title: contractionum


text: contractioni

title: contractioni


text: contractionibus

title: contractionibus


text: contractionem

title: contractionem


text: contractione

title: contractione


text: dissimulationes

title: dissimulationes


text: dissimulationis

title: dissimulationis


text: dissimulationum

title: dissimulationum


text: dissimulationi

title: dissimulationi


text: dissimulationibus

title: dissimulationibus


text: dissimulationem

title: dissimulationem


text: dissimulatione

title: dissimulatione


text: dissimulatores

title: dissimulatores


text: dissimulatoris

title: dissimulatoris


text: dissimulatorum

title: dissimulatorum


text: dissimulatoribus

title: dissimulatoribus


text: dissimulatorem

title: dissimulatorem


text: dissimilitudines

title: dissimilitudines


text: dissimilitudinis

title: dissimilitudinis


text: dissimilitudinum

title: dissimilitudinum


text: dissimilitudini

title: dissimilitudini


text: dissimilitudinibus

title: dissimilitudinibus


text: dissimilitudinem

title: dissimilitudinem


text: dissimilitudine

title: dissimilitudine


text: quadripartitiones

title: quadripartitiones


text: quadripartitionis

title: quadripartitionis


text: quadripartitionum

title: quadripartitionum


text: quadripartitioni

title: quadripartitioni


text: quadripartitionibus

title: quadripartitionibus


text: quadripartitionem

title: quadripartitionem


text: quadripartitione

title: quadripartitione


text: quadratores

title: quadratores


text: quadratoris

title: quadratoris


text: quadratori

title: quadratori


text: quadratoribus

title: quadratoribus


text: quadratorem

title: quadratorem


text: quadratore

title: quadratore


text: maiestates

title: maiestates


text: maiestatis

title: maiestatis


text: maiestatum

title: maiestatum


text: maiestati

title: maiestati


text: maiestatibus

title: maiestatibus


text: maiestatem

title: maiestatem


text:
maiestate

Etymology
,.

Noun

 * 1) majesty

title: maiestate


text: interpretationes

title: interpretationes


text: interpretationis

title: interpretationis


text: interpretationum

title: interpretationum


text: interpretationi

title: interpretationi


text: interpretationibus

title: interpretationibus


text: interpretationem

title: interpretationem


text: interpretatione

title: interpretatione


text: senectutes

title: senectutes


text: senectutis

title: senectutis


text: senectutum

title: senectutum


text: senectuti

title: senectuti


text: senectutibus

title: senectutibus


text: senectutem

title: senectutem


text:
senectute

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) old age, senility

title: senectute


text: albores

title: albores


text: alboris

title: alboris


text: alboribus

title: alboribus


text: alborem

title: alborem


text: siligines

title: siligines


text: siliginis

title: siliginis


text: siliginum

title: siliginum


text: siligini

title: siligini


text: siliginibus

title: siliginibus


text: siliginem

title: siliginem


text: siligine

title: siligine


text: hospitalitates

title: hospitalitates


text: hospitalitatis

title: hospitalitatis


text: hospitalitatum

title: hospitalitatum


text: hospitalitati

title: hospitalitati


text: hospitalitatibus

title: hospitalitatibus


text: hospitalitatem

title: hospitalitatem


text: hospitalitate

title: hospitalitate


text: hospitatores

title: hospitatores


text: hospitatoris

title: hospitatoris


text: hospitatorum

title: hospitatorum


text: hospitatori

title: hospitatori


text: hospitatoribus

title: hospitatoribus


text: hospitatorem

title: hospitatorem


text: hospitatore

title: hospitatore


text: haustores

title: haustores


text: haustoris

title: haustoris


text: haustorum

title: haustorum


text: haustori

title: haustori


text: haustoribus

title: haustoribus


text: haustorem

title: haustorem


text: haustore

title: haustore


text: fundatores

title: fundatores


text: fundatoris

title: fundatoris


text: fundatori

title: fundatori


text: fundatoribus

title: fundatoribus


text: fundatorem

title: fundatorem


text: fundatore

title: fundatore


text: devotiones

title: devotiones


text: devotionis

title: devotionis


text: devotionum

title: devotionum


text: devotioni

title: devotioni


text: devotionibus

title: devotionibus


text: devotionem

title: devotionem


text: devotione

title: devotione


text: annositates

title: annositates


text: annositatis

title: annositatis


text: annositatum

title: annositatum


text: annositati

title: annositati


text: annositatibus

title: annositatibus


text: annositatem

title: annositatem


text: annositate

title: annositate


text: textores

title: textores


text: textoris

title: textoris


text: textorum

title: textorum


text: textori

title: textori


text: textoribus

title: textoribus


text: textorem

title: textorem


text: textore

title: textore


text: textrices

title: textrices


text: textricis

title: textricis


text: textricum

title: textricum


text: textrici

title: textrici


text: textricibus

title: textricibus


text: textricem

title: textricem


text: textrice

title: textrice


text: manifestationes

title: manifestationes


text: manifestationis

title: manifestationis


text: manifestationum

title: manifestationum


text: manifestationi

title: manifestationi


text: manifestationibus

title: manifestationibus


text: manifestationem

title: manifestationem


text: manifestatione

title: manifestatione


text: prophetationes

title: prophetationes


text: prophetationis

title: prophetationis


text: prophetationum

title: prophetationum


text: prophetationi

title: prophetationi


text: prophetationibus

title: prophetationibus


text:
roration

Etymology
.

title: roration


text: prophetationem

title: prophetationem


text: prophetatione

title: prophetatione


text: prophetides

title: prophetides


text: prophetidis

title: prophetidis


text: prophetidum

title: prophetidum


text: prophetidi

title: prophetidi


text: prophetidibus

title: prophetidibus


text: prophetidem

title: prophetidem


text: prophetide

title: prophetide


text: aversores

title: aversores


text: aversoris

title: aversoris


text: aversorum

title: aversorum


text: aversori

title: aversori


text: aversoribus

title: aversoribus


text: aversorem

title: aversorem


text: aversore

title: aversore


text: gentilitates

title: gentilitates


text: gentilitatis

title: gentilitatis


text: gentilitatum

title: gentilitatum


text: gentilitati

title: gentilitati


text: gentilitatibus

title: gentilitatibus


text: gentilitatem

title: gentilitatem


text: gentilitate

title: gentilitate


text: senatrices

title: senatrices


text: senatricis

title: senatricis


text: senatricum

title: senatricum


text: senatricibus

title: senatricibus


text: senatricem

title: senatricem


text: seneciones

title: seneciones


text: senecionis

title: senecionis


text: senecionum

title: senecionum


text: senecioni

title: senecioni


text: senecionibus

title: senecionibus


text: senecionem

title: senecionem


text:
senecione

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  any plant of the Senecio taxonomic genus
 * 2) groundsel

title: senecione


text: mollitudines

title: mollitudines


text: mollitudinis

title: mollitudinis


text: mollitudinum

title: mollitudinum


text: mollitudini

title: mollitudini


text: mollitudinibus

title: mollitudinibus


text: mollitudinem

title: mollitudinem


text: mollitudine

title: mollitudine


text: albitudines

title: albitudines


text: albitudinis

title: albitudinis


text: albitudinum

title: albitudinum


text: albitudini

title: albitudini


text: albitudinibus

title: albitudinibus


text: albitudinem

title: albitudinem


text: albitudine

title: albitudine


text: insinuationes

title: insinuationes


text:
latinisieren

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to Latinize

title: latinisieren


text: insinuationis

title: insinuationis


text: insinuationum

title: insinuationum


text: insinuationi

title: insinuationi


text: insinuationibus

title: insinuationibus


text: insinuationem

title: insinuationem


text: insinuatione

title: insinuatione


text: insinuatrices

title: insinuatrices


text: insinuatricis

title: insinuatricis


text: insinuatricum

title: insinuatricum


text: insinuatrici

title: insinuatrici


text: insinuatricibus

title: insinuatricibus


text: insinuatricem

title: insinuatricem


text: insinuatrice

title: insinuatrice


text: iaculatores

title: iaculatores


text: iaculatoris

title: iaculatoris


text: iaculatorum

title: iaculatorum


text: iaculatori

title: iaculatori


text: iaculatoribus

title: iaculatoribus


text: iaculatorem

title: iaculatorem


text: iaculatore

title: iaculatore


text: obices

title: obices


text: obicis

title: obicis


text: obicum

title: obicum


text: obicibus

title: obicibus


text: obicem

title: obicem


text: hepates

title: hepates


text: hepatis

title: hepatis


text: hepatum

title: hepatum


text: hepati

title: hepati


text: hepatibus

title: hepatibus


text: hepatem

title: hepatem


text:
hepate

Noun

 * 1) liver

title: hepate


text: retentiones

title: retentiones


text: retentionis

title: retentionis


text: retentionum

title: retentionum


text: retentioni

title: retentioni


text: retentionibus

title: retentionibus


text: retentionem

title: retentionem


text: retentione

title: retentione


text: somniatores

title: somniatores


text: somniatoris

title: somniatoris


text: somniatorum

title: somniatorum


text: somniatori

title: somniatori


text: somniatoribus

title: somniatoribus


text: somniatorem

title: somniatorem


text: somniatore

title: somniatore


text:
vepris

Noun

 * 1) brier (thorn bush), bramble

title: vepris


text: veprum

title: veprum


text: vepri

title: vepri


text: vepribus

title: vepribus


text: veprem

title: veprem


text:
vepre

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  thornbush

title: vepre


text: petitiones

title: petitiones


text: petitionis

title: petitionis


text: petitionum

title: petitionum


text: petitioni

title: petitioni


text: petitionibus

title: petitionibus


text: petitionem

title: petitionem


text: petitione

title: petitione


text: possessiones

title: possessiones


text: possessionis

title: possessionis


text: possessionum

title: possessionum


text: possessionibus

title: possessionibus


text: possessionem

title: possessionem


text: serenitates

title: serenitates


text: serenitatis

title: serenitatis


text: serenitatum

title: serenitatum


text: serenitati

title: serenitati


text: serenitatibus

title: serenitatibus


text: serenitatem

title: serenitatem


text: serenitate

title: serenitate


text: abruptiones

title: abruptiones


text: abruptionis

title: abruptionis


text:
Latinisierung

Noun

 * 1) Latinization

title: Latinisierung


text: abruptionum

title: abruptionum


text: abruptioni

title: abruptioni


text: abruptionibus

title: abruptionibus


text: abruptionem

title: abruptionem


text: abruptione

title: abruptione


text: coturnices

title: coturnices


text: coturnicis

title: coturnicis


text: coturnicum

title: coturnicum


text: coturnicibus

title: coturnicibus


text: coturnicem

title: coturnicem


text: contiones

title: contiones


text: contionis

title: contionis


text: contionum

title: contionum


text: contioni

title: contioni


text: contionibus

title: contionibus


text: contionem

title: contionem


text: contione

title: contione


text: aptitudines

title: aptitudines


text: aptitudinis

title: aptitudinis


text: aptitudinum

title: aptitudinum


text: aptitudini

title: aptitudini


text: aptitudinibus

title: aptitudinibus


text: aptitudinem

title: aptitudinem


text:
aptitudine

Etymology
. Equivalent to. .

Noun

 * 1) ability

title: aptitudine


text: collectiones

title: collectiones


text: collectionis

title: collectionis


text: collectionum

title: collectionum


text: collectioni

title: collectioni


text: collectionibus

title: collectionibus


text: collectionem

title: collectionem


text: collectione

title: collectione


text: fundationes

title: fundationes


text: fundationis

title: fundationis


text: fundationum

title: fundationum


text: fundationi

title: fundationi


text: fundationibus

title: fundationibus


text: fundationem

title: fundationem


text: fundatione

title: fundatione


text: skett

title: skett


text:
аналфабет

Noun

 * 1) analphabet

title: аналфабет


text:
аналитичар

Noun

 * 1) analyst

Noun

 * 1) analyst

title: аналитичар


text:
амулет

Noun

 * 1) amulet, charm

Noun

 * 1) amulet

Noun

 * 1) amulet, charm

title: амулет


text:
Talk:eom

Connection to EOM
i'd like to "see also" it at the top; how about You? Warmest Regards, :)—thecurran Speak your mind my past 17:26, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:eom


text:
amsterdamski

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  of Amsterdam

Adjective

 * 1)  Amsterdam

title: amsterdamski


text:
амстердамски

Adjective

 * 1)  Amsterdam

Adjective

 * 1)  Amsterdam

title: амстердамски


text:
kudi

Noun

 * 1) house

Noun

 * 1) storm

Noun

 * 1) house

title: kudi


text: Андалузија

title: Андалузија


text:
Андромеда

Proper noun

 * 1)  Andromeda
 * 2)  the constellation Andromeda
 * 3)  the Andromeda Galaxy

Proper noun

 * 1)  Andromeda
 * 2)  the constellation Andromeda
 * 3)  the Andromeda Galaxy

title: Андромеда


text:
анемичан

Adjective

 * 1) anemic

title: анемичан


text:
překvapivý

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) surprising, startling

title: překvapivý


text:
англофил

Noun

 * 1) anglophile

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) anglophile

Noun

 * 1) anglophile

title: англофил


text:
англофоб

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) anglophobe

Noun

 * 1) Anglophobe

title: англофоб


text:
анималан

Adjective

 * 1) animal
 * 2) animalistic

title: анималан


text:
překvapující

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) surprising

title: překvapující


text:
анимација

Noun

 * 1) animation

Noun

 * 1) animation

title: анимација


text:
асиметричан

Adjective

 * 1) asymmetric

title: асиметричан


text:
анониман

Adjective

 * 1) anonymous

title: анониман


text:
анонимно

Adverb

 * 1) anonymously

Adverb

 * 1) anonymously

Adverb

 * 1) anonymously

title: анонимно


text:
аполитичан

Adjective

 * 1) apolitical

title: аполитичан


text:
User:Lexicografía/modern.css

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 * 1) bodyContent a.extiw,#bodyContent a.extiw:active,#bodyContent a.external{color:#36b}

title: User:Lexicografía/modern.css


text:
försoning

Noun

 * 1) reconciliation, atonement
 *  tillika skolen I offra en syndoffersbock till att bringa försoning för eder.
 * And one goat [for] a sin offering, to make an atonement for you. (Numbers 28:22)
 * Ty om redan deras förkastelse hade med sig världens försoning, vad skall då deras upptagande hava med sig, om icke liv från de döda?
 * For if the casting away of them [be] the reconciling of the world, what [shall] the receiving [of them be], but life from the dead? (Romans 11:15)
 * ett tempel för allkristliga möten och försoningar
 * a temple for cross-denominational meetings and reconciliations

title: försoning


text:
алтернативан

Adjective

 * 1) alternative

title: алтернативан


text:
аутономан

Adjective

 * 1) autonomous

title: аутономан


text:
försoningskommission

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) reconciliation commission
 * Sannings- och försoningskommissionen i Sydafrika
 * The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, TRC, in South Africa

title: försoningskommission


text:
geruststellen

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to put at ease, reassure

title: geruststellen


text:
slovo souznačné

Noun

 * 1) synonym

title: slovo souznačné


text: seulachan

title: seulachan


text:
Talk:vanavond

Enschede
You might hear vanaamd if you talk to people from that city and surrounding areas. I think it's rare even there, though. 81.68.255.36 17:57, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:vanavond


text:
opozitum

Noun

 * 1) antonym, opposite

Related terms

 * See

title: opozitum


text: ròin

title: ròin


text:
följande

Adjective

 * 1) following

title: följande


text: människors

title: människors


text: fäders

title: fäders


text: mödrars

title: mödrars


text: konungars

title: konungars


text: drottningars

title: drottningars


text: prinsars

title: prinsars


text: prinsessors

title: prinsessors


text: söners

title: söners


text: döttrars

title: döttrars


text:
šibenice

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) gallows

title: šibenice


text: fienders

title: fienders


text: vänners

title: vänners


text: korvars

title: korvars


text: bullars

title: bullars


text: kokosnootje

title: kokosnootje


text: köttbullars

title: köttbullars


text: kokosnootjes

title: kokosnootjes


text: koppars

title: koppars


text: gafflars

title: gafflars


text: knivars

title: knivars


text: skedars

title: skedars


text: bröders

title: bröders


text: katters

title: katters


text: hundars

title: hundars


text: ovänners

title: ovänners


text: gudars

title: gudars


text: gärningars

title: gärningars


text: dårars

title: dårars


text: dörrars

title: dörrars


text: läppars

title: läppars


text: dagars

title: dagars


text: vingars

title: vingars


text: styggelsers

title: styggelsers


text:
ώρας

Noun

 * Old spelling:
 * Old spelling:

title: ώρας


text: Mores

title: Mores


text: överträdelsers

title: överträdelsers


text: ώρες

title: ώρες


text: hjältars

title: hjältars


text:
ωρών

Noun

 * Older spelling:
 * Older spelling:

title: ωρών


text: böners

title: böners


text: bönors

title: bönors


text: bönders

title: bönders


text: kvinnors

title: kvinnors


text: ögons

title: ögons


text: örons

title: örons


text: näsors

title: näsors


text: huvudens

title: huvudens


text: hustrurs

title: hustrurs


text: huggormars

title: huggormars


text: ormars

title: ormars


text: snokars

title: snokars


text: maskars

title: maskars


text: hedningars

title: hedningars


text: främlingars

title: främlingars


text: föräldrars

title: föräldrars


text:
doladit

Verb

 * 1) to fine-tune

title: doladit


text: änglars

title: änglars


text: tungors

title: tungors


text: stammars

title: stammars


text: kreaturs

title: kreaturs


text: bockars

title: bockars


text: änkors

title: änkors


text: andars

title: andars


text: ändars

title: ändars


text: ändors

title: ändors


text: änders

title: änders


text: stadgars

title: stadgars


text: missgärningars

title: missgärningars


text: ogärningars

title: ogärningars


text: månaders

title: månaders


text: ωκεανού

title: ωκεανού


text: länders

title: länders


text: ωκεανό

title: ωκεανό


text: fåglars

title: fåglars


text: fåfängligheters

title: fåfängligheters


text: ωκεανέ

title: ωκεανέ


text: domars

title: domars


text: avgudars

title: avgudars


text: ynglingars

title: ynglingars


text: ωκεανοί

title: ωκεανοί


text: ωκεανούς

title: ωκεανούς


text: varelsers

title: varelsers


text: ωκεανών

title: ωκεανών


text: tjuvars

title: tjuvars


text: tjurars

title: tjurars


text: kalvars

title: kalvars


text:
kórterem

Noun

 * 1) ward (hospital room)

title: kórterem


text: fränders

title: fränders


text:
kórtermek

Etymology
From the stem of.

title: kórtermek


text: städers

title: städers


text: släkters

title: släkters


text: själars

title: själars


text: sångers

title: sångers


text: publikaners

title: publikaners


text: sängars

title: sängars


text: stolars

title: stolars


text: prästers

title: prästers


text: drängars

title: drängars


text: pigors

title: pigors


text: pojkars

title: pojkars


text: flickors

title: flickors


text: tjejers

title: tjejers


text: killars

title: killars


text: pulpi

title: pulpi


text: butri

title: butri


text: gossars

title: gossars


text: tösers

title: tösers


text: pipors

title: pipors


text: flöjters

title: flöjters


text: trummors

title: trummors


text: evolutes

title: evolutes


text: pukors

title: pukors


text: lärjungars

title: lärjungars


text: bukars

title: bukars


text: tarmars

title: tarmars


text: judars

title: judars


text: husbönders

title: husbönders


text: husmödrars

title: husmödrars


text: hingstars

title: hingstars


text: stons

title: stons


text: vajors

title: vajors


text: baggars

title: baggars


text: suggors

title: suggors


text: galtars

title: galtars


text: renars

title: renars


text: älgars

title: älgars


text: himlars

title: himlars


text: hästars

title: hästars


text: märrars

title: märrars


text:
domácí pekárna

Noun

 * 1) breadmaker machine for making homemade bread

title: domácí pekárna


text: oxars

title: oxars


text: getingars

title: getingars


text: gränders

title: gränders


text: furstars

title: furstars


text: fötters

title: fötters


text: ryggars

title: ryggars


text: chanci

title: chanci


text: magars

title: magars


text: förfäders

title: förfäders


text: fingrars

title: fingrars


text: famnars

title: famnars


text: evigheters

title: evigheters


text: cizi

title: cizi


text: civiti

title: civiti


text: druvors

title: druvors


text: duvors

title: duvors


text: böljors

title: böljors


text: decembri

title: decembri


text: blöjors

title: blöjors


text: alnars

title: alnars


text: vildoxars

title: vildoxars


text: veckors

title: veckors


text: vagnshästars

title: vagnshästars


text: vägars

title: vägars


text: väggars

title: väggars


text: vågars

title: vågars


text: vågors

title: vågors


text: dilemi

title: dilemi


text: vädurars

title: vädurars


text: bänkars

title: bänkars


text: consensui

title: consensui


text: consensum

title: consensum


text: consensu

title: consensu


text: sagors

title: sagors


text: consensuum

title: consensuum


text: consensibus

title: consensibus


text: dinosaurii

title: dinosaurii


text: utsagors

title: utsagors


text: diocezi

title: diocezi


text: utlänningars

title: utlänningars


text: lådors

title: lådors


text: lårars

title: lårars


text: kistors

title: kistors


text: undersåtars

title: undersåtars


text: öars

title: öars


text:
diski

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) disk

Etymology
From.

Preposition

 * 1) (time) until, till
 * 2) (space) to, up to

title: diski


text: åars

title: åars


text: dioj

title: dioj


text: dion

title: dion


text: diojn

title: diojn


text: bäckars

title: bäckars


text: holmars

title: holmars


text: apparatui

title: apparatui


text: höjders

title: höjders


text: kullars

title: kullars


text: distriktoj

title: distriktoj


text: senatui

title: senatui


text: senatum

title: senatum


text: distrikton

title: distrikton


text:
senatu

Noun

 * 1) senate

title: senatu


text: kullors

title: kullors


text: senatuum

title: senatuum


text: senatibus

title: senatibus


text: nexui

title: nexui


text: nexu

title: nexu


text: distriktojn

title: distriktojn


text: nexuum

title: nexuum


text: nexibus

title: nexibus


text: lotters

title: lotters


text:
distrikti

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) district

title: distrikti


text: trollkarlars

title: trollkarlars


text: karlars

title: karlars


text: näckars

title: näckars


text: häxors

title: häxors


text: aquaeductui

title: aquaeductui


text: aquaeductum

title: aquaeductum


text: aquaeductu

title: aquaeductu


text: aquaeductuum

title: aquaeductuum


text: aquaeductibus

title: aquaeductibus


text: interventui

title: interventui


text: interventu

title: interventu


text: interventuum

title: interventuum


text: interventibus

title: interventibus


text: trälars

title: trälars


text: manum

title: manum


text: manuum

title: manuum


text: manibus

title: manibus


text: tjänstekvinnors

title: tjänstekvinnors


text: timmars

title: timmars


text: systrars

title: systrars


text: soffors

title: soffors


text: fetui

title: fetui


text: fetum

title: fetum


text: pengars

title: pengars


text: fetuum

title: fetuum


text: fetibus

title: fetibus


text: lacui

title: lacui


text: lacuum

title: lacuum


text: lacibus

title: lacibus


text: socrui

title: socrui


text: socrum

title: socrum


text: penningars

title: penningars


text: socruum

title: socruum


text: socribus

title: socribus


text: gustui

title: gustui


text: gustum

title: gustum


text:
gustu

Etymology 1
From, from , from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) taste

Etymology 2
From. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Verb

 * 1) to taste

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) taste
 * 2) taste, flavour

title: gustu


text: gustuum

title: gustuum


text: casui

title: casui


text: kuddars

title: kuddars


text: casuum

title: casuum


text:
Thread:User talk:Bequw/Thanks and persistent LQT replies problem

Thanks for cleaning up the 5 characters with structure problems. I still don't get the logic of their structure. How can we have formatting rules that work for them? How can the bots treat them in accordance with their special features?

BTW, I started a new thread because I could not look at the replies at the existing threads. The number of replies would appear, I click on what was clickable, an icon momentarily appears, and the screer remains except no replies are shown to exist. Does LQT have the effect of dividing the community into those who opt in and those who do not? I will not be able to see your replies if there are solely on this page. Thus you can't conform to the notice on the top of the page and maintain contact with non LQT users who leave a message with you here, AFAICT.


text: donacoj

title: donacoj


text: casibus

title: casibus


text: statui

title: statui


text:
statu

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) state, condition

Verb

 * 1) Volitive of stati

Etymology
From, from , perfect passive participle of.

Noun

 * 1)  sovereign polity

title: statu


text: statuum

title: statuum


text: donacon

title: donacon


text: statibus

title: statibus


text:
versui

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to versify

title: versui


text:
versu

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Verb

 * 1) to spill, pour out
 * 2)  to descend, go down
 * 3)  to vomit

Noun

 * 1) verse

Etymology
Borrowed from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

title: versu


text:
атеизам

Noun

 * 1) atheism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  atheism

title: атеизам


text: versuum

title: versuum


text: skuldrors

title: skuldrors


text: donacojn

title: donacojn


text: versibus

title: versibus


text: axlars

title: axlars


text: detritui

title: detritui


text: detritum

title: detritum


text: detritu

title: detritu


text: detrituum

title: detrituum


text: detritibus

title: detritibus


text: impetui

title: impetui


text: kuggars

title: kuggars


text: impetum

title: impetum


text: impetu

title: impetu


text: impetuum

title: impetuum


text: impetibus

title: impetibus


text: fremitui

title: fremitui


text: fremitu

title: fremitu


text: fremituum

title: fremituum


text: fremitibus

title: fremitibus


text: saltui

title: saltui


text:
saltu

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to jump, leap, hop, bounce, skip

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) jump

title: saltu


text: saltuum

title: saltuum


text: sköldars

title: sköldars


text: saltibus

title: saltibus


text: quercui

title: quercui


text: quercum

title: quercum


text: quercu

title: quercu


text: quercuum

title: quercuum


text: meatui

title: meatui


text: meatu

title: meatu


text: meatuum

title: meatuum


text: skogars

title: skogars


text: meatibus

title: meatibus


text: abortui

title: abortui


text: abortuum

title: abortuum


text: abortibus

title: abortibus


text: arcum

title: arcum


text: arcuum

title: arcuum


text: buskars

title: buskars


text: ictui

title: ictui


text: ictum

title: ictum


text: ictu

title: ictu


text: ictuum

title: ictuum


text: ekars

title: ekars


text: ictibus

title: ictibus


text: exercitui

title: exercitui


text: exercitu

title: exercitu


text: exercituum

title: exercituum


text: exercitibus

title: exercitibus


text: fructui

title: fructui


text: fructum

title: fructum


text:
fructu

Etymology
Borrowed from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) fruit

title: fructu


text: granars

title: granars


text: fructuum

title: fructuum


text:
Атена

Proper noun

 * 1)  Athena (Greek goddess of wisdom)

Proper noun

 * 1)  Athena (Greek goddess)

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Athena, the goddess of wisdom, strategic warfare, and crafts; daughter of Zeus and Metis.

title: Атена


text: ekologion

title: ekologion


text: fructibus

title: fructibus


text: sensui

title: sensui


text: sensuum

title: sensuum


text: sensibus

title: sensibus


text: sonitui

title: sonitui


text: sonitu

title: sonitu


text: sonituum

title: sonituum


text: tallars

title: tallars


text: sonitibus

title: sonitibus


text: passui

title: passui


text:
passum

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) A kind of alcoholic wine made with dried grapes; straw wine, raisin wine

title: passum


text:
passu

Etymology
<

Noun

 * 1)  password

title: passu


text: passuum

title: passuum


text: passibus

title: passibus


text: enars

title: enars


text: almars

title: almars


text:
Talk:franchise

Tea room discussion
See Special:PermanentLink/24549081. DCDuring TALK 19:20, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

Quoting from a work on chivalry:

 * Fionn's requirements for a "good champion."

 * Prowess, Justice, Courage, Defense, Honesty, Humility, Nobility, Loyalty, Largesse (Generosity), Faith, Courtesy, and Franchise.

Which of our definitions of franchise applies here? I'm thinking that it may signify some official license to act in some capacity granted or bestowed by a figure of authority, however, since all the others are virtues, or abilities, I would rather think that it falls into that category. __meco 23:36, 30 March 2010 (UTC)
 * I have added the following sense, taken from MW 1913: Magnanimity; generosity; liberality; frankness; nobility. As Honesty (~frankness), Nobility and Largesse (~Generosity with tangible things) are explicitly included, perhaps "generosity of spirit" is what the author intended. DCDuring TALK 23:49, 30 March 2010 (UTC)
 * No, I don't think so. Largesse would most likely also include generosity not only in regards to material possessions. I'm thinking perhaps franchise could mean sense of self-worth, one's own importance as seen from an independent, neutral, spiritually lofty vantage point, i.e. not inflated ego. Perhaps the realization of noblesse oblige? Although I do realize that this understanding may seem to overlap with nobility, I would care to argue that it merely dovetails into it. My argument is that nobility would connote being of the purest substance and the best quality, whereas the realization that one is such may lead one to arrogance and haughtiness unless an independent quality is present, one of being able see oneself as a tool not in the service of the mundane but in the service of something more complete and encompassing, perhaps something associated with piety or responsibility. Perhaps destiny is also relevant to this quality? __meco 00:32, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Then there seems to be no unduplicated sense from among the Webster's 1913 senses. We would need some evidence from texts contemporaneous and/or in the same context as the one given above. When did "Fionn" write? Did we write in English? (If not, when was the translation done?) DCDuring TALK 12:10, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * The list of virtues is derived from two sources, an anonymous 12th-13th century French poem "The Ordination of Knighthood" and Ramon Llull's 13th century "Book of the Order of Chivalry". I found this in a forum post on a white supremacist website called Stormfront. It's unclear to me from reading the post the circumstances of the translations, but both works were originally written in French (Llull possibly Catalan, but the English translation is most likely taken from a French edition). __meco 13:53, 31 March 2010 (UTC)

 * I don't think it's the modern sense of justice: either, our definition of justise: could be better, too. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:59, 31 March 2010 (UTC)

 * DCD is right, by my reading. Franchise used to mean a kind of noble-mindedness and I think that is what is intended. < class="latinx">Ƿidsiþ 14:01, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Could you elaborate on that opinion? __meco 15:23, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Er...OK. There are many examples of "franchise" being used to mean "nobility, generosity of spirit". But there are no examples of it being used to mean "sense of self-worth, one's own importance as seen from an independent, neutral, spiritually lofty vantage point" as you put it -- unless this is an isolated example. More to the point, the established meaning fits and makes sense. < class="latinx">Ƿidsiþ 15:33, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * With the latest quotation provided by DCDuring below, I don't believe my suggestion was much off target. __meco 16:11, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Well, I wouldn't go that far -- but yes, the def below certainly shows some leakage from the "freedom" meaning (which is what the word originally meant). We just need to gather a load of citations and see how it looks then. < class="latinx">Ƿidsiþ 08:09, 1 April 2010 (UTC)
 * Fionn:? Isn't that a Gaelic name? Is Fionn the supposed author, a speaker in the text, or the name of someone posting on the forum ? DCDuring TALK 15:18, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Read the source of the forum post which I provided. There is also discussion of an Irish text there, "Teagasc an Riogh" (Instructions for a King) from the Ossianic or Fenian Cycle, but I didn't gather my quoted text was taken from that. __meco 15:23, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * [Robert] shows it as meaning "liberty", "privilege", and "nobility of spirit" in the 12th and 13th century French. DCDuring TALK 15:27, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Another definition:
 * -- DCDuring TALK 15:41, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Then I think I was pretty close on the mark with what I suggested above. __meco 16:11, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Robert provides a fairly reliable indication of what it meant in French then. It is a good bet that the early use in ME or ModE would be close. If more enough recent English writers have a different reading of those texts or more recent ones, then there might have been some kind of sense evolution in among such writers. Some might uncharitably call it error. In any event we still have neither lexicographic authority nor usage citations for the sense you suggest. (Isn't Keen's a mention?) DCDuring TALK 16:25, 31 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Robert provides a fairly reliable indication of what it meant in French then. It is a good bet that the early use in ME or ModE would be close. If more enough recent English writers have a different reading of those texts or more recent ones, then there might have been some kind of sense evolution in among such writers. Some might uncharitably call it error. In any event we still have neither lexicographic authority nor usage citations for the sense you suggest. (Isn't Keen's a mention?) DCDuring TALK 16:25, 31 March 2010 (UTC)

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 * 1) A kind of small potato with a nutty flavour and smooth, buttery texture.

Etymology
From, , from , , from. Related to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) rat

Etymology
From (possibly alongside a collateral form ), from, , from.

Noun

 * 1) rat

Etymology
From the noun.

Verb

 * 1) to steer, drive

Etymology
From the noun.

Verb

 * 1) to steer, drive

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Noun

 * 1) anonymity

Noun

 * 1) anonymity

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natu

Etymology
,, . Compare.

Adjective

 * 1)  natty, not steroid-enhanced

Noun

 * 1)  natty, one that is not steroid-enhanced

Pronoun

 * 1) I first-person singular subject pronoun
 * Natu, nunupawi.
 * I [myself] saw it.
 * Katsa inyaunpei? Natu.
 * Q: Who is it? A: It is I. (It's me.)
 * Aitsa natu.
 * Not I. (Count me out, I'm not interested, I object, I disagree.)
 * Kapaipiyapai ipitsi amunaunki. Meyeityapai tumapai ulepe, meyeityapai tumapai usityui pessoalnaun ou. Oukaka Walama akapojatene inyaun wi: "Natu amunaunpei, maka aitsa natu numeiyeitya. Maka Arawi keyeityapai tumapai ulepe, usityui." En, umapai okapojala katahan...[sings]
 * [The old chief at that time] had grown weary of his chiefly responsibilities. He no longer bothered to make bread [to distribute as a ceremonial sponsor]; nor did he bother to make manioc porridge to give his people to drink. So Walama [who was a young rising chief at that time] sang [about the other chief] in his kapojai song: "Let me be chief; I won't be lazy. My wife Arawi is industrious; she'll make plenty of manioc bread and porridge." Eh, here’s how his song goes… [sings]
 * 1) me first-person singular direct object pronoun
 * Kamani pinyanka natu?
 * Why did you blab [about] me?
 * Onupajota natu.
 * [He] is staring at me.
 * 1) my possessive determiner
 * 2) mine first-person possessive pronoun
 * 1) mine first-person possessive pronoun

Usage notes

 * In the excerpt above that begins "Walama okapojala," the rising young chief Walama twice uses natu as a subject pronoun to emphasize the distinction between himself and his rival: "Let me be chief, I won't be lazy (I won't be like that other guy)." Normally the subject performing an action is indicated by a prefix to the verb root, not by a pronoun. However, the pronoun natu can be used in combination with a verb to emphasize the subject. Compare:
 * Aitsa numeityapai (I won't be lazy)
 * Natu aitsa numeityapai (I won't be lazy – not me!)

 * Note that Aruta tosses in a noun borrowed from Portuguese ("pessoal," people, followers), but he adds the Wauja plural suffix –naun, so that it becomes pessoalnaun (all the people). The Wauja have several words the Aruta could have used instead (opukenejo, inyaunaun), but he chose to use a dash of Portuguese in this statement.

Related terms

 * (me)
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аутсајдер

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  underdog, outsider
 * 2) outsider

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) outsider

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апологет

Etymology
Ultimately borrowed from as, rendered as an agent noun.

Noun

 * 1) apologist

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) apologist

Noun

 * 1) apologist

Noun

 * 1) apologist

Noun

 * 1) apologist

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cursu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) course

title: cursu


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text: cursibus

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cultu

Adjective

 * 1)  learned

Noun

 * 1) cult, worship

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title: flexuum


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Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) noodles

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title: morsui


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Noun

 * 1) profit, gain, capture, acquisition
 * 2) savings
 * 3) something has been acquired

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Noun

 * 1) childbirth, labor

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accentu

Noun

 * 1) accent

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oratu

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to knead, mix
 * 2) to grab, seize, catch
 * 3) to undertake
 * 4) to entwine

Noun

2. Ablative supine of oro

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abitu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) habit of a monk
 * 2)  scapular

title: abitu


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title: abituum


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title: abitibus


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title: postulatuum


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title: postulatibus


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title: portui


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title: portum


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portu

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to wear
 * 2) to carry
 * 3) to behave, act a certain way, comport oneself

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) port

title: portu


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title: portuum


text: portibus

title: portibus


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title: aspectuum


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title: rogatibus


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mugitu

Etymology
From, with the dissimilated to.

Noun

 * 1) to move

title: mugitu


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title: mugituum


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title: mugitibus


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title: reditu


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title: redituum


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title: subiectibus


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title: sacrificatuum


text: sacrificatibus

title: sacrificatibus


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title: aestui


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aestu

Etymology
Probably from a, accusative singular of , from + , or alternately from  +. Compare 🇨🇬 (compare also the regional variant, however).

Adjective

 * 1) this

title: aestu


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title: aestuum


text: aestibus

title: aestibus


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title: lusui


text:
lusu

Noun

 * 1)  bulletproof vest

Noun

 * 1) fox

title: lusu


text: lusuum

title: lusuum


text: konstnärers

title: konstnärers


text: lusibus

title: lusibus


text: pronurui

title: pronurui


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title: pronurum


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title: pronuruum


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title: pronuribus


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title: annexu


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title: annexuum


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title: paedagogatum


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title: käkars


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title: paedagogatu


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title: paedagogatuum


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text:
artui

Noun

 * 1)  egg.

title: artui


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title: artum


text: artuum

title: artuum


text: artibus

title: artibus


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title: effectui


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title: effectu


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title: effectuum


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title: effectibus


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title: matronatui


text: matronatum

title: matronatum


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title: matronatuum


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title: matronatibus


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title: punctui


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title: punctu


text: högtiders

title: högtiders


text: punctuum

title: punctuum


text: punctibus

title: punctibus


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title: colonatui


text: colonatum

title: colonatum


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title: colonatu


text: colonatuum

title: colonatuum


text: colonatibus

title: colonatibus


text: promptui

title: promptui


text: promptum

title: promptum


text: promptu

title: promptu


text: promptuum

title: promptuum


text: höfters

title: höfters


text: promptibus

title: promptibus


text: scitui

title: scitui


text: scitu

title: scitu


text: scituum

title: scituum


text: scitibus

title: scitibus


text: appetitui

title: appetitui


text: appetitu

title: appetitu


text: appetituum

title: appetituum


text: appetitibus

title: appetitibus


text: cinctui

title: cinctui


text: cinctu

title: cinctu


text: hindars

title: hindars


text: cinctuum

title: cinctuum


text: cinctibus

title: cinctibus


text: nurui

title: nurui


text: nurum

title: nurum


text: nuruum

title: nuruum


text: nuribus

title: nuribus


text: concentui

title: concentui


text: concentum

title: concentum


text: concentu

title: concentu


text: herrars

title: herrars


text: concentuum

title: concentuum


text: concentibus

title: concentibus


text: consulatui

title: consulatui


text: consulatum

title: consulatum


text: consulatu

title: consulatu


text: consulatuum

title: consulatuum


text: consulatibus

title: consulatibus


text: proconsulatui

title: proconsulatui


text: proconsulatum

title: proconsulatum


text: proconsulatu

title: proconsulatu


text: proconsulatuum

title: proconsulatuum


text: proconsulatibus

title: proconsulatibus


text: haustui

title: haustui


text: haustu

title: haustu


text: haustuum

title: haustuum


text: haustibus

title: haustibus


text: mercatui

title: mercatui


text: mercatum

title: mercatum


text: mercatu

title: mercatu


text: mercatuum

title: mercatuum


text: mercatibus

title: mercatibus


text: harpors

title: harpors


text: advolatui

title: advolatui


text: advolatu

title: advolatu


text: advolatuum

title: advolatuum


text: advolatibus

title: advolatibus


text: grenars

title: grenars


text: stenars

title: stenars


text: förförelsers

title: förförelsers


text: fiskars

title: fiskars


text: hövdingars

title: hövdingars


text: farbröders

title: farbröders


text: drömmars

title: drömmars


text: drakars

title: drakars


text: bördors

title: bördors


text: begärelsers

title: begärelsers


text: befallningars

title: befallningars


text:
Talk:self-

Tea Room discussion
See Special:PermanentLink/24549073. DCDuring TALK 19:44, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

Is it really a prefix? Equinox ◑ 20:29, 23 April 2010 (UTC)
 * I think it definitely is, although it's always hard to separate prefixes from just words used to make compounds. However, this was added to words even in Old English, and also was often used to form new words in imitation of Greek αύτο-; that plus some of the words formed make it feel strongly like a full-on prefix to me. < class="latinx">Ƿidsiþ 20:58, 23 April 2010 (UTC)
 * I wouldn't think so. OneLook has no words that begin "selfa", "selfb", or "selfc", but has many that begin "self-a", etc. Two OneLook dictionaries (AHD and Encarta) show it as a prefix. RHU and CompactOED show it a combining form. To me, the prefix would seem better as a redirect to the noun, which needs to contain mention of its common use as a combining form.
 * But that is just from the minority English monolingual perspective. I'm wouldn't be surprised to find a felt need to retain the fictitious prefix to accommodate the need of another language to have a translation target. But I don't see why a prefix in one language couldn't have a noun as a translation target. DCDuring TALK 21:13, 23 April 2010 (UTC)

 * Among OneLook dictionaries, Compact OED, Pocket Collins, RHU, and MWOnline show it as a combining form; AHD, MacMillan, Encarta, Wordsmyth show it as a prefix (WNW shows no PoS). Some of those that have it provide definitions that simply associate a preposition with "self" (eg, "by itself", "of itself", "from/by means of itself", "to/with/for/toward itself". If we are going to keep such entries as if they were prefixes, we may as well illustrate how English nouns combine semantically using the meanings of some prepositions. DCDuring TALK 10:55, 18 May 2010 (UTC)

Stress
/¦sElf/ Words with this prefix normally have late stress. JMGN (talk) 09:34, 30 June 2024 (UTC)

title: Talk:self-


text: bäddars

title: bäddars


text: avkomlingars

title: avkomlingars


text: ätters

title: ätters


text: åsnors

title: åsnors


text: åldringars

title: åldringars


text:
Thread:User talk:Bequw/Thanks and persistent LQT replies problem/reply

And thanks for taking out the space. Some spacing between language sections has also disappeared. I personally don't care, but some might. DCDuring TALK 19:48, 3 September 2010 (UTC)


text: korintierna

title: korintierna


text: israeliterna

title: israeliterna


text: platserna

title: platserna


text: silverpenningarna

title: silverpenningarna


text: Category:Regional Romanian

title: Category:Regional Romanian


text: trumpetblåsarna

title: trumpetblåsarna


text: tankarna

title: tankarna


text: stjärntydarna

title: stjärntydarna


text: smederna

title: smederna


text: skyttarna

title: skyttarna


text: skrymtarna

title: skrymtarna


text: siarna

title: siarna


text: rätterna

title: rätterna


text: rankorna

title: rankorna


text: raderna

title: raderna


text: publikanerna

title: publikanerna


text: pressarna

title: pressarna


text: palmerna

title: palmerna


text: omkostnaderna

title: omkostnaderna


text: öglorna

title: öglorna


text: offerskålarna

title: offerskålarna


text: nätterna

title: nätterna


text: motståndarna

title: motståndarna


text: markerna

title: markerna


text: ljungeldarna

title: ljungeldarna


text: lärarna

title: lärarna


text: läpparna

title: läpparna


text: kryddorna

title: kryddorna


text: kannorna

title: kannorna


text: råttorna

title: råttorna


text: jordråttorna

title: jordråttorna


text: listerna

title: listerna


text: listorna

title: listorna


text: högarna

title: högarna


text: guldringarna

title: guldringarna


text: valarna

title: valarna


text: grundvalarna

title: grundvalarna


text: gnagarna

title: gnagarna


text: födslovåndorna

title: födslovåndorna


text: svärmarna

title: svärmarna


text: fingrarna

title: fingrarna


text: dammarna

title: dammarna


text: bröllopsgästerna

title: bröllopsgästerna


text: böljorna

title: böljorna


text: blöjorna

title: blöjorna


text: bjälkarna

title: bjälkarna


text: balkarna

title: balkarna


text: bihustrurna

title: bihustrurna


text: befälhavarna

title: befälhavarna


text: åsnorna

title: åsnorna


text: araberna

title: araberna


text: änkorna

title: änkorna


text: ynglingarna

title: ynglingarna


text: vinpressarna

title: vinpressarna


text: vildåsnorna

title: vildåsnorna


text: állt

title: állt


text: verserna

title: verserna


text: veckorna

title: veckorna


text: vecken

title: vecken


text: vattenströmmarna

title: vattenströmmarna


text: åarna

title: åarna


text: öarna

title: öarna


text: floderna

title: floderna


text: holmarna

title: holmarna


text: granarna

title: granarna


text: källorna

title: källorna


text:
алвеоларан

Adjective

 * 1) alveolar

title: алвеоларан


text: vattenkällorna

title: vattenkällorna


text: Template:bn-decl-রং

title: Template:bn-decl-রং


text: hoarna

title: hoarna


text: vagnshästarna

title: vagnshästarna


text:
Category:English unproductive prefixes

Here are English prefixes that have not been used to produce new words in the last one hundred years.

title: Category:English unproductive prefixes


text: hingstarna

title: hingstarna


text: suggorna

title: suggorna


text:
апстракција

Noun

 * 1) abstraction

Noun

 * 1) abstraction

title: апстракција


text: galtarna

title: galtarna


text: kanterna

title: kanterna


text: utkanterna

title: utkanterna


text:
апсорпција

Noun

 * 1) absorption

Noun

 * 1)  absorption

title: апсорпција


text: tröskvagnarna

title: tröskvagnarna


text:
apstraktan

Adjective

 * 1) abstract

title: apstraktan


text:
апстрактан

Adjective

 * 1) abstract

title: апстрактан


text: travarna

title: travarna


text:
apstraktno

Adverb

 * 1) abstractly

title: apstraktno


text: trapporna

title: trapporna


text:
апстрактно

Adverb

 * 1) abstractly

Adverb

 * 1) abstractly

title: апстрактно


text: tjänarinnorna

title: tjänarinnorna


text: tidsåldrarna

title: tidsåldrarna


text: telningarna

title: telningarna


text: tärnorna

title: tärnorna


text: talenterna

title: talenterna


text: systrarna

title: systrarna


text:
амандман

Noun

 * 1) amendment

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) amendment

title: амандман


text: svansarna

title: svansarna


text:
аморфан

Adjective

 * 1) amorphous

title: аморфан


text: stridsvagnarna

title: stridsvagnarna


text: kretsarna

title: kretsarna


text: stenkretsarna

title: stenkretsarna


text:
арбитраран

Adjective

 * 1) arbitrary

title: арбитраран


text: stadsportarna

title: stadsportarna


text: spejarna

title: spejarna


text: scouterna

title: scouterna


text:
аутопсија

Noun

 * 1) autopsy

Noun

 * 1) autopsy (dissection)
 * 2) autopsy (personal inspection)

Synonyms

 * (dissection):

title: аутопсија


text:
обдукција

Noun

 * 1) autopsy

Noun

 * 1) autopsy (dissection)

Synonyms

 * (dissection):

title: обдукција


text:
алтруизам

Noun

 * 1) altruism

Noun

 * 1) altruism

title: алтруизам


text: skorna

title: skorna


text:
алгебарски

Adjective

 * 1) algebraic

Adverb

 * 1) algebraically

Adjective

 * 1) algebraic

Adverb

 * 1) algebraically

title: алгебарски


text: skökorna

title: skökorna


text: själarna

title: själarna


text:
алкохолизам

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) alcoholism

Noun

 * 1) alcoholism

title: алкохолизам


text: siklarna

title: siklarna


text: silversiklarna

title: silversiklarna


text:
алијанса

Noun

 * 1) alliance

Noun

 * 1) alliance

title: алијанса


text: schakalerna

title: schakalerna


text: salarna

title: salarna


text: rundlarna

title: rundlarna


text: rännorna

title: rännorna


text: hänvisningarna

title: hänvisningarna


text: pålarna

title: pålarna


text: överträdelserna

title: överträdelserna


text: öknarna

title: öknarna


text:
аутомат

Noun

 * 1) automaton
 * 2) vending machine, automat

title: аутомат


text: mödrarna

title: mödrarna


text: logarna

title: logarna


text: bindlarna

title: bindlarna


text: liljorna

title: liljorna


text: landsortsstäderna

title: landsortsstäderna


text: lamptängerna

title: lamptängerna


text:
апатија

Noun

 * 1) apathy

Noun

 * 1) apathy

title: апатија


text: tängerna

title: tängerna


text:
apatičan

Adjective

 * 1) [listless, lethargic, indifferent]

title: apatičan


text: fågelfängarna

title: fågelfängarna


text:
апатичан

Adjective

 * 1) apathetic

title: апатичан


text: läkarna

title: läkarna


text:
předvyplnit

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to prefill, to pre-fill

title: předvyplnit


text: lågorna

title: lågorna


text: lägerhyddorna

title: lägerhyddorna


text: kullarna

title: kullarna


text: överstarna

title: överstarna


text: krigarna

title: krigarna


text: konungagravarna

title: konungagravarna


text: konungadöttrarna

title: konungadöttrarna


text: kärvarna

title: kärvarna


text: kalvarna

title: kalvarna


text: kalkarna

title: kalkarna


text:
апатрид

Noun

 * 1) A stateless person, apatride

Noun

 * 1) A stateless person.

title: апатрид


text: kakorna

title: kakorna


text: bullarna

title: bullarna


text: jättarna

title: jättarna


text: bommarna

title: bommarna


text: infödingarna

title: infödingarna


text: hyddorna

title: hyddorna


text:
nezáviděníhodný

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unenviable

title: nezáviděníhodný


text: hoparna

title: hoparna


text: hindarna

title: hindarna


text: herdegossarna

title: herdegossarna


text:
алофон

Noun

 * 1) allophone

Noun

 * 1) allophone

title: алофон


text: härskarna

title: härskarna


text: hakarna

title: hakarna


text:
алкохоличар

Noun

 * 1) alcoholic

Noun

 * 1) alcoholic

title: алкохоличар


text: snoddarna

title: snoddarna


text: grunderna

title: grunderna


text: gossarna

title: gossarna


text: förfäderna

title: förfäderna


text: öppningarna

title: öppningarna


text: fönsteröppningarna

title: fönsteröppningarna


text: folkskarorna

title: folkskarorna


text: skarorna

title: skarorna


text: flätorna

title: flätorna


text: facklorna

title: facklorna


text: eldslågorna

title: eldslågorna


text: dörröppningarna

title: dörröppningarna


text: cedrarna

title: cedrarna


text: budbärarna

title: budbärarna


text: brunnarna

title: brunnarna


text: bringorna

title: bringorna


text: bojorna

title: bojorna


text: bojarna

title: bojarna


text: bindorna

title: bindorna


text: bergstopparna

title: bergstopparna


text: bergssluttningarna

title: bergssluttningarna


text: bergsklyftorna

title: bergsklyftorna


text: bergshöjderna

title: bergshöjderna


text: belägringsvallarna

title: belägringsvallarna


text: bågskyttarna

title: bågskyttarna


text: arvslotterna

title: arvslotterna


text: ängarna

title: ängarna


text:
huard

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) great northern loon, great northern diver
 * 2)  loonie (Canadian dollar as a unit of currency)

title: huard


text: ändarna

title: ändarna


text: ändorna

title: ändorna


text:
Talk:possibly

RFV discussion
Rfv-sense: Four adverb senses, worded as adjectives. The non-gloss definitions are intended to supersede them. See also discussion at WT:RFC. Pingku 13:54, 1 December 2009 (UTC)

 * RFV failed, senses removed. —Ruakh TALK 16:07, 8 August 2010 (UTC)

RFC discussion: November 2009–March 2011
All of the definitions are worded as adjectives. DCDuring TALK 16:01, 25 November 2009 (UTC)

 * Its peculiarity may be that it modifies a statement about the truth or untruth of a proposition. Thus we need some formula other than "in a manner that".
 * All the examples and synonyms are focused on the future. How about "Sarah possibly has my keys." or "John was possibly asleep at the wheel."? Pingku 17:34, 27 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Indeed. Also, consider: "What you said is true, possibly." and "What you said is possibly true." It does not have to modify a sentence (or clause).
 * CGEL classes it as a modal adverb among perhaps 30 others. Modal, domain ("linguistically", "professionally") and evaluative ("fortunately", "ironically", "ominously") are their other adverb-containing subclasses of adjuncts of clauses. Reviewing the adverbs one subclass at a time is enormously revealing of defective entries. DCDuring TALK 19:10, 27 November 2009 (UTC)
 * I've come across modality before in the context of logic. I note that "possibly" has an obvious link to the epistemic (aka alethic) modal pairing possibility/necessity. (And from modal logic, "not possibly not" = "necessarily", and vice-versa.) It occurs to me that "possibly" could, just by itself, be expressive of a range of modal concepts in the epistemic domain. Maybe it can encroach on the deontic (may/must) as well?
 * Modal adverbs sound interesting from the point of view of attaching themselves to a variety of verbs, particularly non-modal verbs, thereby attaching an aspect of modality. Pingku 16:42, 28 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Personally, I am addicted to the weasel words semantically weak modal adverbs (possibly, seemingly, evidently, etc), especially in written communication, because they seemingly (!) soften what might be too direct a statement. They seem slightly less ambiguous than the weak modal verbs.
 * I have created and partially populated Category:English modal adverbs. Most of them are based on CGEL. I have added a couple of synonyms. Any phrasal ones are not CGEL. It might (!) be useful to break them into syntactic/synonym subgroups (possibly overlapping) to support quality improvement by sense comparisons and to facilitate translations, especially using trans-see where appropriate. Perhaps (!) an Appendix or a couple of Wikisaurus pages would do the job. DCDuring TALK 19:50, 28 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Getting back to the case in point, how about, for a start:
 * 1. (modifying a sentence or clause)
 * 2. (modifying a verb)
 * It doesn't fix the problem of wording it like an adverb, but at least it will be flagged. Pingku 16:29, 29 November 2009 (UTC)
 * Good finessing of the problem. I've been using quite a bit for hard cases. It is easy to justify for all kinds of sentence adverbs. Modals, too, even when not being used as sentence adverbs. DCDuring TALK 16:41, 29 November 2009 (UTC)
 * I've added the above, plus one for adjectives, but couldn't remove the old defs - they link to the glosses in the Translations section. From a brief look, the Dutch seems to be an adjective, the Russian may be OK for a general translation, but the Finnish and Swedish have different translations for different glosses. Pingku 16:50, 30 November 2009 (UTC)
 * I think we have to give due process (RfV?) to the bad senses anyway. I don't see how we can avoid ttbc'ing the translations if the senses are wrong. I had optimistically hoped that translators look at the PoS in addition to the gloss, but my optimism seems unwarranted. There is no reason to keep erroneous definitions, just because there are translations. We can keep the existing trans tables with the bad glosses, insert a check-trans notice above them to discourage more translations from being added to the bad glosses, ttbc the translations of bad glosses, and trreq translations of senses we have confidence in. Argh. I hope some of those who translate are watching this. DCDuring TALK 17:11, 30 November 2009 (UTC)

I checked fi translations. The second definition is a real brain-twister. It reads "Indicates that the action may successfully be performed...", but all examples are of actions that are impossible to perform. After some pondering one may realize that the trick is in negation, i.e. the examples are of "not possibly". Could someone native write an example of positive use of the word? --Hekaheka 05:37, 28 March 2011 (UTC)

2. Conceivably 3. Under any circumstances
2. Conceivably: Could they possibly be here already? 3. Under any circumstances: I can't possibly do it. https://ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=possibly --Backinstadiums (talk) 17:22, 7 August 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:possibly


text: änderna

title: änderna


text: ägodelarna

title: ägodelarna


text: agnarna

title: agnarna


text: aftnarna

title: aftnarna


text:
Talk:yunino

RFV discussion
I cannot find any attestation for this word in Ido. I therefore request verification for this word. Thanks, Razorflame 19:06, 12 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Well it has three interwikis, all saying this word is Ido for woman. But don't know if Ido is used enough for the words to pass an RFV. It would be interesting to know how many Esperanto/Ido words haven't been used enough to pass RFV, but in practice I wouldn't want to lose those words. Mglovesfun (talk) 23:07, 13 December 2009 (UTC)
 * I agree with you on this, but I just can't see why we should keep words that cannot be verified. I've also listed two Esperanto words further down on this page that you might want to check out.  Cheers, Razorflame 05:11, 14 January 2010 (UTC)
 * I have no doubt it has been used enough to pass RFV. The problem is finding the citations, since Google Books doesn't show much on a language post-1923. It's used several times in the Ido Wikipedia, it's used repeatedly in websources, including primers, so I suspect even the most basic physical primer would give us a cite. I can't find scans of any Ido books on the web, though.
 * Esperanto is not on the same foot. While it's not as trivial as English or some of the other major language to find cites, there are tens of thousands of books out there, including transcriptions of a growing corpus, that makes all the basic vocabulary easily citable. I suspect in practice finding all the conjugations for some words may be hard, but that can be true in English, too.--Prosfilaes 14:49, 17 April 2010 (UTC)

RFV failed, entry deleted. —Ruakh TALK 23:21, 31 July 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:yunino


text:
Talk:solely

RFV discussion
Rfv-sense: In a single, sole manner. I think it is just "exclusively". DCDuring TALK 04:17, 13 December 2009 (UTC)

 * RFV failed, sense removed. —Ruakh TALK 23:35, 31 July 2010 (UTC)

ambiguous example
the position of the adverb makes the sentence ambiguous The new chef was solely responsible for attending the grill. --Backinstadiums (talk) 11:56, 10 September 2019 (UTC)

2. exclusively
2. to the exclusion of all else or others She is solely to blame. Backinstadiums (talk) 18:53, 5 July 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:solely


text: yxorna

title: yxorna


text:
Talk:economically

RFV discussion
Rfv-sense: In an economic or profitable manner; as regards economics or economy.
 * I believe that:
 * "as regards economics or the economy" is included in "from the perspective of economics or the economy".
 * there is a sense "in an economical (thrifty, etc) manner.
 * "in an economic or profitable manner" is some kind of conflation of the two and may not have verifiable usage.

-- DCDuring TALK 18:51, 14 December 2009 (UTC)

 * RFV failed, sense removed. —Ruakh TALK 13:52, 6 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:economically


text: växterna

title: växterna


text: vattenmassorna

title: vattenmassorna


text:
great northern loon

Noun

 * 1) A loon of the species.

Synonyms

 * , common loon

title: great northern loon


text:
Talk:make the welkin ring

RFV discussion
RfV for the third sense of “By extension of (1), to experience the noise of asteroids, comets or meteors coming through the upper atmosphere. (sonic boom)”; sense 1 is “To make a loud noise.” The derivation would seem intuitive (though would still be dubitable) were sense 1 “To experience a loud noise.” or were sense 3 “ Cause a sonic boom by entering the upper atmosphere.”, but that’s not how they’re written at the moment. Cites or GTFO, I say. †  ﴾(u):Raifʻhār (t):Doremítzwr﴿ 02:12, 16 December 2009 (UTC)

 * RFV failed.  — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 20:08, 4 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:make the welkin ring


text: vattenbäckarna

title: vattenbäckarna


text: våningarna

title: våningarna


text: vandrarna

title: vandrarna


text: vandringarna

title: vandringarna


text: våldsgärningarna

title: våldsgärningarna


text:
Talk:little man

RFV discussion
"The little finger". Really? Also is the plural little mans like the article says. As said in the article's history, isn't this dialectal, assuming it does exist. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:13, 20 December 2009 (UTC)

 * Changed the plural. "Little man" does mean finger (not any particular finger) in some children's finger-counting rhymes, e.g. "Ten little men all in a row; Ten little men to market go." I don't think it's a general usage any more than "this little piggy" for the toes. Equinox ◑ 18:05, 3 January 2010 (UTC)

 * I have heard piggies used for toes, clearly referring to the nursery rhyme but not mentioning it directly (see for example).  I personally haven't heard little man/men used colloquially for fingers.  --dmh 06:06, 6 August 2010 (UTC)

RFV failed, entry deleted. —Ruakh TALK 23:37, 18 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:little man


text: vakterna

title: vakterna


text: vaktarna

title: vaktarna


text: vägvisarna

title: vägvisarna


text: utsagorna

title: utsagorna


text: utposterna

title: utposterna


text: utmarkerna

title: utmarkerna


text: utgåvorna

title: utgåvorna


text: orterna

title: orterna


text: turturduvorna

title: turturduvorna


text: tronerna

title: tronerna


text: tranorna

title: tranorna


text: trasorna

title: trasorna


text: trälarna

title: trälarna


text: trakterna

title: trakterna


text: traktorerna

title: traktorerna


text: doktorerna

title: doktorerna


text: datorna

title: datorna


text: tofsarna

title: tofsarna


text: tjänsterna

title: tjänsterna


text: tinnarna

title: tinnarna


text: tinningarna

title: tinningarna


text: tidningarna

title: tidningarna


text: tempelbolarna

title: tempelbolarna


text: taklisterna

title: taklisterna


text: takbjälkarna

title: takbjälkarna


text: synagogföreståndarna

title: synagogföreståndarna


text: svulsterna

title: svulsterna


text: summorna

title: summorna


text: stuterierna

title: stuterierna


text: slakterierna

title: slakterierna


text: mejerierna

title: mejerierna


text: aluminis

title: aluminis


text:
alumini

Noun

 * 1) aluminium

Noun

 * 1) aluminium

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) aluminium

title: alumini


text: aluminibus

title: aluminibus


text: orum

title: orum


text: oneris

title: oneris


text: onerum

title: onerum


text: oneribus

title: oneribus


text: textili

title: textili


text: textilibus

title: textilibus


text: luminum

title: luminum


text: strutsarna

title: strutsarna


text: luminibus

title: luminibus


text:
lumine

Verb

 * 1)  To illuminate.
 * 2) * 16th century, Edmund Spenser, An Hymne Of Heavenly Love
 * Compar'd to that celestiall beauties blaze, Whose glorious beames all fleshly sense doth daze With admiration of their passing light, Blinding the eyes, and lumining the spright

Noun

 * 1) light

title: lumine


text: corporum

title: corporum


text:
corpori

Etymology
..

Adjective

 * 1) corporeal having a body
 * 2)  body; bodily

title: corpori


text: corporibus

title: corporibus


text: corpore

title: corpore


text: vulneris

title: vulneris


text: vulnerum

title: vulnerum


text: vulneri

title: vulneri


text: straffdomarna

title: straffdomarna


text: vulneribus

title: vulneribus


text: operum

title: operum


text: operibus

title: operibus


text: lateris

title: lateris


text: laterum

title: laterum


text: lateri

title: lateri


text: stötestenarna

title: stötestenarna


text:
lateribus

Noun

title: lateribus


text: femoris

title: femoris


text: femorum

title: femorum


text: femoribus

title: femoribus


text:
acumina

Etymology
From.

title: acumina


text: acuminis

title: acuminis


text: acuminum

title: acuminum


text: stödjepelarna

title: stödjepelarna


text: acumini

title: acumini


text: acuminibus

title: acuminibus


text: acumine

title: acumine


text: crurum

title: crurum


text: cruri

title: cruri


text: cruribus

title: cruribus


text: crure

title: crure


text: ominis

title: ominis


text: ominum

title: ominum


text: stjärnbilderna

title: stjärnbilderna


text: ominibus

title: ominibus


text: nominum

title: nominum


text: nominibus

title: nominibus


text:
mellum

Etymology 1
Some have suggested a derivation from, the same root of , but it seems doubtful.

Noun

 * 1) A collar for dogs

title: mellum


text: stenhuggarna

title: stenhuggarna


text: melli

title: melli


text: mellibus

title: mellibus


text: caumata

title: caumata


text: caumatis

title: caumatis


text: caumatum

title: caumatum


text: caumati

title: caumati


text: caumatibus

title: caumatibus


text: caumate

title: caumate


text:
pipera

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to pepper

title: pipera


text: piperis

title: piperis


text: piperum

title: piperum


text: piperi

title: piperi


text: piperibus

title: piperibus


text:
sidera

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to dumbfound

title: sidera


text: siderum

title: siderum


text:
sideri

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) sideral

title: sideri


text: sideribus

title: sideribus


text: muneris

title: muneris


text: munerum

title: munerum


text: muneri

title: muneri


text: muneribus

title: muneribus


text: munere

title: munere


text: stengetterna

title: stengetterna


text: ponderis

title: ponderis


text: ponderum

title: ponderum


text: ponderibus

title: ponderibus


text: seminis

title: seminis


text: seminum

title: seminum


text: seminibus

title: seminibus


text: stenbockarna

title: stenbockarna


text: ruminis

title: ruminis


text: ruminum

title: ruminum


text: ruminibus

title: ruminibus


text: pectora

title: pectora


text: pectorum

title: pectorum


text: pectori

title: pectori


text: pectoribus

title: pectoribus


text:
pectore

Noun

 * 1) breast

title: pectore


text: dogmatis

title: dogmatis


text: dogmatum

title: dogmatum


text: stadsmurarna

title: stadsmurarna


text: dogmatibus

title: dogmatibus


text: dogmate

title: dogmate


text: problemata

title: problemata


text: problematis

title: problematis


text: problematum

title: problematum


text: problemati

title: problemati


text: problematibus

title: problematibus


text: problemate

title: problemate


text: zeugmatis

title: zeugmatis


text: zeugmatum

title: zeugmatum


text: zeugmati

title: zeugmati


text: stadsåkrarna

title: stadsåkrarna


text: zeugmatibus

title: zeugmatibus


text: zeugmate

title: zeugmate


text: albuminis

title: albuminis


text: albuminum

title: albuminum


text: albumini

title: albumini


text: albuminibus

title: albuminibus


text: iurum

title: iurum


text: åkrarna

title: åkrarna


text: iuri

title: iuri


text: iuribus

title: iuribus


text:
iure

Noun

 * : law, jurisprudence

Etymology
Ablative singular of

Adverb

 * 1) rightly, legally, in accordance with the law
 * 2) reasonably, correctly

title: iure


text: agnominis

title: agnominis


text: agnominum

title: agnominum


text: agnomini

title: agnomini


text: agnominibus

title: agnominibus


text: agnomine

title: agnomine


text: åkarna

title: åkarna


text: capitum

title: capitum


text: capitibus

title: capitibus


text: stadgarna

title: stadgarna


text: scelera

title: scelera


text: sceleris

title: sceleris


text: scelerum

title: scelerum


text: sceleri

title: sceleri


text: sceleribus

title: sceleribus


text: scelere

title: scelere


text: examinis

title: examinis


text: examinum

title: examinum


text: examini

title: examini


text: springarna

title: springarna


text: examinibus

title: examinibus


text: crimina

title: crimina


text: criminum

title: criminum


text: criminibus

title: criminibus


text: foedera

title: foedera


text: foederum

title: foederum


text: foederi

title: foederi


text: foederibus

title: foederibus


text: foedere

title: foedere


text: foraminis

title: foraminis


text: foraminum

title: foraminum


text: foramini

title: foramini


text:
ধাওয়া

Etymology
The verb is, from , from , from , from , from.

The noun is, nominalized from (above).

.

Verb

 * 1) to run; to run away; to chase

Noun

 * 1) running, race

title: ধাওয়া


text: foraminibus

title: foraminibus


text:
foramine

Etymology
From, based on the existence of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) hole, aperture, foramen

title: foramine


text:
cognominis

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) bearing the same name

title: cognominis


text: cognominum

title: cognominum


text: cognomini

title: cognomini


text: cognominibus

title: cognominibus


text:
cognomine

Noun

 * 1) cognomen

title: cognomine


text: germinis

title: germinis


text: germinum

title: germinum


text: germinibus

title: germinibus


text: epigrammata

title: epigrammata


text: epigrammatis

title: epigrammatis


text: epigrammatum

title: epigrammatum


text: epigrammati

title: epigrammati


text: epigrammatibus

title: epigrammatibus


text: epigrammate

title: epigrammate


text: ebora

title: ebora


text: eboris

title: eboris


text: eborum

title: eborum


text: ebori

title: ebori


text: eboribus

title: eboribus


text: ebore

title: ebore


text: grammata

title: grammata


text: grammatis

title: grammatis


text: grammatum

title: grammatum


text: springorna

title: springorna


text: grammati

title: grammati


text: grammatibus

title: grammatibus


text: grammate

title: grammate


text: paleari

title: paleari


text: spillrorna

title: spillrorna


text: palearibus

title: palearibus


text:
pèmisyon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) permission

title: pèmisyon


text: limina

title: limina


text: liminis

title: liminis


text: liminum

title: liminum


text: limini

title: limini


text: liminibus

title: liminibus


text:
limine

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) limen

title: limine


text: praenominis

title: praenominis


text: praenominum

title: praenominum


text: praenomini

title: praenomini


text: praenominibus

title: praenominibus


text: praenomine

title: praenomine


text:
marmora

Adjective

 * 1)  marble

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to marbleize

title: marmora


text: marmoris

title: marmoris


text: marmorum

title: marmorum


text: marmoribus

title: marmoribus


text: marmore

title: marmore


text: fulguris

title: fulguris


text: fulgurum

title: fulgurum


text: fulguribus

title: fulguribus


text: itinera

title: itinera


text: itineris

title: itineris


text: itinerum

title: itinerum


text: itineri

title: itineri


text:
caprifoi

Etymology
Probably borrowed from (adapted to ).

Noun

 * 1) honeysuckle

Synonyms

 * (dated, regional)

title: caprifoi


text: itineribus

title: itineribus


text: itinere

title: itinere


text: nemora

title: nemora


text: nemorum

title: nemorum


text: nemori

title: nemori


text: nemoribus

title: nemoribus


text: nemore

title: nemore


text:
pronomina

Etymology
, plural form of, from.

Noun

 * : a type of word that refers anaphorically to a noun or noun phrase, but which cannot ordinarily be preceded by a determiner and rarely takes an attributive adjective.

Etymology
Borrowed from, ultimately from. Akin to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  pronoun

title: pronomina


text: pronominis

title: pronominis


text: pronominum

title: pronominum


text:
erè

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) error

title: erè


text: pronominibus

title: pronominibus


text:
pronomine

Noun

 * 1) pronoun

title: pronomine


text: aequora

title: aequora


text: aequoris

title: aequoris


text: aequorum

title: aequorum


text: aequori

title: aequori


text: aequoribus

title: aequoribus


text: aequore

title: aequore


text: funera

title: funera


text: funeris

title: funeris


text:
নাওয়া

Verb

 * 1) to bathe, to have a bath

Conjugation

 * Chalita

 * Sadhu

title: নাওয়া


text: funerum

title: funerum


text: funeri

title: funeri


text: spenarna

title: spenarna


text: funeribus

title: funeribus


text:
funere

Etymology
, ablative case of.

Noun

 * 1)  bloodshed, carnage, slaughter

title: funere


text:
holera

Noun

 * 1) cholera

title: holera


text: holeris

title: holeris


text: holerum

title: holerum


text: holeri

title: holeri


text: holeribus

title: holeribus


text: holere

title: holere


text: cicera

title: cicera


text: ciceris

title: ciceris


text: cicerum

title: cicerum


text: smulorna

title: smulorna


text: ciceri

title: ciceri