text: condigo

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User:Anna Lincoln

wikipedia:User:Anna Lincoln

title: User:Anna Lincoln


text: interdiríamos

title: interdiríamos


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title: interdirían


text: interdirías

title: interdirías


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title: redecid


text: redecimos

title: redecimos


text: redecía

title: redecía


text: redecíais

title: redecíais


text: redecíamos

title: redecíamos


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title: redecían


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title: redecías


text: redecís

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title: redicho


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title: redichos


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title: rediciendo


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text: redigas

title: redigas


text: redigáis

title: redigáis


text:
redije

Etymology
From, past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) redacted

title: redije


text: redijera

title: redijera


text: redijerais

title: redijerais


text: redijeran

title: redijeran


text: redijeras

title: redijeras


text: redijere

title: redijere


text: redijereis

title: redijereis


text: redijeren

title: redijeren


text: redijeres

title: redijeres


text: redijeron

title: redijeron


text: redijese

title: redijese


text: redijeseis

title: redijeseis


text: redijesen

title: redijesen


text: redijeses

title: redijeses


text: redijimos

title: redijimos


text: redijiste

title: redijiste


text: redijisteis

title: redijisteis


text: redijo

title: redijo


text: redijéramos

title: redijéramos


text: redijéremos

title: redijéremos


text:
tuldi

Etymology
Likely cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a star

title: tuldi


text: redijésemos

title: redijésemos


text: rediremos

title: rediremos


text: redirá

title: redirá


text: redirán

title: redirán


text: redirás

title: redirás


text: rediré

title: rediré


text: rediréis

title: rediréis


text: rediría

title: rediría


text: rediríais

title: rediríais


text: rediríamos

title: rediríamos


text: redirían

title: redirían


text: redirías

title: redirías


text: fustigaba

title: fustigaba


text: fustigabais

title: fustigabais


text: fustigaban

title: fustigaban


text: fustigad

title: fustigad


text: fustigada

title: fustigada


text: fustigadas

title: fustigadas


text: commandis

title: commandis


text:
fustigado

Adjective

 * 1) mistreated treated badly

title: fustigado


text: commandit

title: commandit


text: commandimus

title: commandimus


text: commanditis

title: commanditis


text: commandunt

title: commandunt


text: commandam

title: commandam


text: fustigados

title: fustigados


text: commandet

title: commandet


text:
merx

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, names of deities), of  etymology. De Vaan relates this word to, deriving them both from a root referring to various aspects of economics, which he presumes to have an origin.

However, in the 2020s, Nikolaev and Matasović independently proposed Indo-European etymologies for merx. Both derivations assume that the simple -c- in the oblique cases was analogically levelled based on the nominative singular, as all velars merged to *-k- when immediately preceding the nominative singular *-s in Italic.
 * Nikolaev reconstructs, relating merx to 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.
 * Matasović instead derives this word from a root, whence also , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬, the verbal sense of which survives in 🇨🇬. The connection to Hittite was in fact already suggested by Puhvel (2004). This root may itself be an extension of , for which see.

Noun

 * 1) merchandise, commodity
 * 2) goods, wares

title: merx


text: commandemus

title: commandemus


text: commandetis

title: commandetis


text: fustigamos

title: fustigamos


text: commandebam

title: commandebam


text: commandebas

title: commandebas


text: commandebat

title: commandebat


text: commandebamus

title: commandebamus


text: fustigan

title: fustigan


text: commandebatis

title: commandebatis


text: commandebant

title: commandebant


text: commandisti

title: commandisti


text: commandistis

title: commandistis


text: commanderunt

title: commanderunt


text: commandero

title: commandero


text: commanderis

title: commanderis


text: commanderit

title: commanderit


text: commanderimus

title: commanderimus


text: fustigara

title: fustigara


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title: commanderitis


text: commanderint

title: commanderint


text: commanderam

title: commanderam


text: fustigarais

title: fustigarais


text: commanderat

title: commanderat


text: commanderamus

title: commanderamus


text: commanderatis

title: commanderatis


text: commanderant

title: commanderant


text: fustigaran

title: fustigaran


text: commandor

title: commandor


text: commanditur

title: commanditur


text: commandimur

title: commandimur


text: commandimini

title: commandimini


text: commanduntur

title: commanduntur


text: fustigaras

title: fustigaras


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title: commandar


text: commandetur

title: commandetur


text: commandemur

title: commandemur


text: commandemini

title: commandemini


text: commandentur

title: commandentur


text: commandebar

title: commandebar


text: commandebaris

title: commandebaris


text: commandebatur

title: commandebatur


text: commandebamur

title: commandebamur


text: commandebamini

title: commandebamini


text: fustigareis

title: fustigareis


text: fustigaremos

title: fustigaremos


text: commandebantur

title: commandebantur


text: fustigaren

title: fustigaren


text: commandat

title: commandat


text: commandamus

title: commandamus


text: commandatis

title: commandatis


text: commanderem

title: commanderem


text: commanderes

title: commanderes


text: commanderet

title: commanderet


text: commanderemus

title: commanderemus


text: commanderetis

title: commanderetis


text: fustigaron

title: fustigaron


text: commanderent

title: commanderent


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text: commandisset

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text: commandissemus

title: commandissemus


text: commandissetis

title: commandissetis


text: commandissent

title: commandissent


text: commandaris

title: commandaris


text: commandatur

title: commandatur


text: fustigarán

title: fustigarán


text: commandamur

title: commandamur


text: commandamini

title: commandamini


text: commandantur

title: commandantur


text: commanderer

title: commanderer


text: fustigarás

title: fustigarás


text: commandereris

title: commandereris


text: commanderetur

title: commanderetur


text: commanderemur

title: commanderemur


text: commanderemini

title: commanderemini


text: commanderentur

title: commanderentur


text: fustigaré

title: fustigaré


text: commandito

title: commandito


text: commanditote

title: commanditote


text: commandunto

title: commandunto


text: fustigaréis

title: fustigaréis


text: commandere

title: commandere


text: commanditor

title: commanditor


text: commanduntor

title: commanduntor


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title: commandisse


text: fustigaría

title: fustigaría


text: fustigaríais

title: fustigaríais


text: fustigaríamos

title: fustigaríamos


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title: fustigarían


text: fustigarías

title: fustigarías


text: fustigase

title: fustigase


text: fustigaseis

title: fustigaseis


text:
merces

Etymology 2
From

Noun

 * 1) pay, wages, reward
 * 2) revenue, income
 * 3) chastisement, punishment, penalty
 * 4) rent
 * 5) bribe
 * 1) chastisement, punishment, penalty
 * 2) rent
 * 3) bribe
 * 1) bribe

Descendants

 * Italo-Romance:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Occitano-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:

 * Insular Romance

title: merces


text: mercum

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text: mercibus

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text: mercem

title: mercem


text: fustigases

title: fustigases


text: fustigasteis

title: fustigasteis


text: fustigue

title: fustigue


text: fustiguemos

title: fustiguemos


text: fustiguen

title: fustiguen


text: fustigues

title: fustigues


text: fustigué

title: fustigué


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title: fustigábamos


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title: fustigáis


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title: fustigáramos


text: fustigáremos

title: fustigáremos


text: fustigásemos

title: fustigásemos


text: fustigó

title: fustigó


text:
compromissum

Etymology
Neuter of, past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) A mutual promise (to abide by a judgement or arbitration)

Descendants

 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Nynorsk:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Nynorsk:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Nynorsk:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Nynorsk:
 * Nynorsk:

title: compromissum


text: compromissa

title: compromissa


text: compromissi

title: compromissi


text: compromissorum

title: compromissorum


text: compromissis

title: compromissis


text:
discutio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to strike down, shatter
 * 2) to scatter or disperse, dissipate (especially an enemy)
 * 3)  to examine, discuss
 * 1)  to examine, discuss
 * 1)  to examine, discuss

title: discutio


text: discutis

title: discutis


text: discutit

title: discutit


text: discutimus

title: discutimus


text: discutitis

title: discutitis


text: discutiunt

title: discutiunt


text: discutiam

title: discutiam


text: discuties

title: discuties


text: discutiet

title: discutiet


text: discutiemus

title: discutiemus


text: discutietis

title: discutietis


text:
discutient

Etymology
From, the  of. See.

Adjective

 * 1)  Serving to disperse morbid matter; discussive.

Noun

 * 1) An agent, such as a medicinal application, that serves to disperse morbid matter.

title: discutient


text: discutiebam

title: discutiebam


text: discutiebas

title: discutiebas


text: discutiebat

title: discutiebat


text: discutiebamus

title: discutiebamus


text: discutiebatis

title: discutiebatis


text: discutiebant

title: discutiebant


text: discussisti

title: discussisti


text: discussit

title: discussit


text: discussimus

title: discussimus


text: discussistis

title: discussistis


text: discusserunt

title: discusserunt


text: discusseris

title: discusseris


text: discusserit

title: discusserit


text: discusserimus

title: discusserimus


text: discusseritis

title: discusseritis


text: discusserint

title: discusserint


text: discusseram

title: discusseram


text: discusseras

title: discusseras


text: discusserat

title: discusserat


text: discusseramus

title: discusseramus


text: discusseratis

title: discusseratis


text: discusserant

title: discusserant


text: discutior

title: discutior


text: discuteris

title: discuteris


text: discutitur

title: discutitur


text: discutimur

title: discutimur


text: discutimini

title: discutimini


text: discutiuntur

title: discutiuntur


text: discutiar

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text: discutieris

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text: discutietur

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text: discutiemur

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text: discutiemini

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text: discutientur

title: discutientur


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title: discutiebar


text: discutiebaris

title: discutiebaris


text: discutiebatur

title: discutiebatur


text: discutiebamur

title: discutiebamur


text: discutiebamini

title: discutiebamini


text: discutiebantur

title: discutiebantur


text: discutias

title: discutias


text: discutiat

title: discutiat


text: discutiamus

title: discutiamus


text: discutiatis

title: discutiatis


text: discutiant

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text: discuterem

title: discuterem


text: discuteres

title: discuteres


text: discuteret

title: discuteret


text: discuteremus

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text: discuterent

title: discuterent


text: discusserim

title: discusserim


text: discussissem

title: discussissem


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title: discussisses


text: discussisset

title: discussisset


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title: discussissemus


text: discussissetis

title: discussissetis


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title: discussissent


text: discutiaris

title: discutiaris


text: discutiatur

title: discutiatur


text: discutiamur

title: discutiamur


text: discutiamini

title: discutiamini


text: discutiantur

title: discutiantur


text: discuterer

title: discuterer


text: discutereris

title: discutereris


text: discuteretur

title: discuteretur


text: discuteremur

title: discuteremur


text:
User:Jonjoo

Heading text
jonjoo is happy to join the wiktionary and the other wiki-sources.

title: User:Jonjoo


text: discuteremini

title: discuteremini


text: discuterentur

title: discuterentur


text: discutito

title: discutito


text: discutite

title: discutite


text: discutitote

title: discutitote


text: discutiunto

title: discutiunto


text: discutitor

title: discutitor


text: discutiuntor

title: discutiuntor


text: discussisse

title: discussisse


text: mercedis

title: mercedis


text: mercedum

title: mercedum


text: mercedibus

title: mercedibus


text: mercedem

title: mercedem


text:
explorational

Adjective

 * Of, pertaining to, or by means of exploration

title: explorational


text:
famosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) famed, celebrated, noted, renowned, famous
 * 2) infamous, notorious
 * 1) infamous, notorious

title: famosus


text: famosum

title: famosum


text: famosorum

title: famosorum


text: famosarum

title: famosarum


text: famosis

title: famosis


text: famosam

title: famosam


text:
famousness

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being famous; fame

Translations

 * Finnish: ,

title: famousness


text:
exercitant

Noun

 * 1)  One who practises spiritual exercises, especially those of Ignatius of Loyola.

title: exercitant


text:
retreatant

Noun

 * 1)  a participant in a religious or similar retreat

title: retreatant


text:
brishey

Etymology
From, (compare 🇨🇬), verbal noun of.

Noun

 * 1) break
 * 2)  fracture
 * 1)  fracture

title: brishey


text:
íoladhradh

Noun

 * 1)  idolatry

title: íoladhradh


text:
câr

Etymology
.

Interjection

 * 1) caw; sound made by crows or hens.

Etymology 1
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) kinsman, relation, relative, cousin
 * 2) friend, companion, dear one

title: câr


text:
obsecration

Noun

 * 1) An earnest supplication made in the name of God

title: obsecration


text:
opponens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) opposing

title: opponens


text: opponentes

title: opponentes


text: opponentia

title: opponentia


text: opponentis

title: opponentis


text: opponentium

title: opponentium


text: opponentibus

title: opponentibus


text: opponentem

title: opponentem


text: wricks

title: wricks


text: potatores

title: potatores


text: potatoris

title: potatoris


text: potatorum

title: potatorum


text: potatoribus

title: potatoribus


text: potatorem

title: potatorem


text:
Talk:to date

"more to date", "most to date"? Is this being confused with "more up to date", "most up to date"? 81.142.107.230 10:32, 26 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:to date


text:
revaccinate

Verb

 * 1) To vaccinate again

title: revaccinate


text: Category:Manx terms prefixed with eear-

title: Category:Manx terms prefixed with eear-


text:
supernaturalist

Noun

 * 1) A person who believes in the supernatural.
 * 2) An advocate of supernaturalism.

Antonyms

 * ,, bright

title: supernaturalist


text: Category:Volapük suffixes

title: Category:Volapük suffixes


text:
variabilis

Adjective

 * 1) variable, changeable

title: variabilis


text: variabiles

title: variabiles


text: variabilia

title: variabilia


text: variabilium

title: variabilium


text: variabilibus

title: variabilibus


text: variabilem

title: variabilem


text:
caedendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be cut or killed

title: caedendus


text: caedenda

title: caedenda


text: caedendum

title: caedendum


text: caedendi

title: caedendi


text: caedendae

title: caedendae


text: caedendorum

title: caedendorum


text: caedendarum

title: caedendarum


text: caedendo

title: caedendo


text: caedendis

title: caedendis


text: caedendam

title: caedendam


text: caedendos

title: caedendos


text: caedendas

title: caedendas


text: caedende

title: caedende


text:
caespes

Etymology
origin; a connection to has been suggested.

Noun

 * 1) turf, sod
 * 2) grassy field

title: caespes


text: revaccinated

title: revaccinated


text: revaccinates

title: revaccinates


text: revaccinating

title: revaccinating


text: caespites

title: caespites


text: caespitis

title: caespitis


text: caespitum

title: caespitum


text: caespiti

title: caespiti


text: caespitibus

title: caespitibus


text: caespitem

title: caespitem


text: caespite

title: caespite


text: Category:eo:Blacks

title: Category:eo:Blacks


text: cantui

title: cantui


text:
cantu

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) singing

Etymology
From, from , from the perfect passive participle of.

Etymology
From, from the perfect passive participle of.

Noun

Etymology 1
From, from , from , derived from , neuter of.

Adverb

 * 1)  how much
 * 2) so much
 * 3)  so
 * 4) as much as:
 * 5) as many as
 * 6) ; as ... as
 * 1)  so
 * 2) as much as:
 * 3) as many as
 * 4) ; as ... as
 * 1) as much as:
 * 2) as many as
 * 3) ; as ... as
 * 1) as many as
 * 2) ; as ... as
 * 1) as many as
 * 2) ; as ... as
 * 1) as many as
 * 2) ; as ... as
 * 1) ; as ... as
 * 1) ; as ... as

Determiner

 * 1)  how much, how many
 * 2)  so many
 * 3) so much; so many
 * 1)  so many
 * 2) so much; so many
 * 1)  so many
 * 2) so much; so many
 * 1)  so many
 * 2) so much; so many
 * 1)  so many
 * 2) so much; so many
 * 1) so much; so many
 * 1) so much; so many

Pronoun

 * 1)  how much, how many
 * 2)  what, everything
 * 1)  what, everything

Etymology 2
From, from the perfect passive participle of.

Noun

 * 1) singing, song

title: cantu


text: cantuum

title: cantuum


text: cantibus

title: cantibus


text: captivum

title: captivum


text: captivae

title: captivae


text: captivorum

title: captivorum


text: captivarum

title: captivarum


text:
captivo

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to capture (take captive)

title: captivo


text: captivis

title: captivis


text: captivam

title: captivam


text: captivos

title: captivos


text: Category:Czech terms prefixed with z-

title: Category:Czech terms prefixed with z-


text: carinae

title: carinae


text: carinarum

title: carinarum


text: carinis

title: carinis


text: carinam

title: carinam


text: carinas

title: carinas


text: carior

title: carior


text: carius

title: carius


text: cariores

title: cariores


text: cariora

title: cariora


text: carioris

title: carioris


text: cariorum

title: cariorum


text: cariori

title: cariori


text: carioribus

title: carioribus


text: cariorem

title: cariorem


text: cariore

title: cariore


text: Category:Irish terms prefixed with cúl-

title: Category:Irish terms prefixed with cúl-


text: cautior

title: cautior


text: cautae

title: cautae


text: cautarum

title: cautarum


text: cautam

title: cautam


text: cautius

title: cautius


text: cautiores

title: cautiores


text: cautiora

title: cautiora


text: cautioris

title: cautioris


text: cautiorum

title: cautiorum


text: cautiori

title: cautiori


text: cautioribus

title: cautioribus


text: cautiorem

title: cautiorem


text: cautiore

title: cautiore


text:
cedendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be withdrawn or yielded

title: cedendus


text: cedenda

title: cedenda


text: cedendum

title: cedendum


text: cedendi

title: cedendi


text: cedendae

title: cedendae


text: cedendorum

title: cedendorum


text: cedendarum

title: cedendarum


text: cedendis

title: cedendis


text: cedendam

title: cedendam


text: cedendos

title: cedendos


text: cedendas

title: cedendas


text: cedende

title: cedende


text: Category:Sanskrit terms prefixed with अ-


text: Category:Finnish terms prefixed with seka-


text:
cedens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) going, moving, proceeding, going along, moving along
 * 2) resulting, turning out, happening
 * 3) withdrawing, departing, retiring, going away from
 * 4)  withdrawing, falling back, giving up one's post
 * 5) disappearing, passing away, vanishing
 * 6) ceding, giving in or yielding (to), stepping aside (for), giving way (to)
 * 7) being inferior (to), yielding (to) in rank
 * 8) conceding, giving up, granting, surrendering, yielding
 * 9) falling (to) (as a possession); accruing or coming (to)
 * 10) becoming, turning into, becoming the equivalent of

title: cedens


text: cedentes

title: cedentes


text: cedentia

title: cedentia


text: cedentis

title: cedentis


text: cedentium

title: cedentium


text: cedentibus

title: cedentibus


text: cedentem

title: cedentem


text: Category:Esperanto terms suffixed with -iliono


text: celerior

title: celerior


text: celerius

title: celerius


text: celeriores

title: celeriores


text: celeriora

title: celeriora


text: celerioris

title: celerioris


text: celeriorum

title: celeriorum


text: celeriori

title: celeriori


text: celerioribus

title: celerioribus


text: celeriorem

title: celeriorem


text: celeriore

title: celeriore


text: Category:Esperanto terms suffixed with -iliardo


text:
cibarius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pertaining to, or suitable for food

title: cibarius


text:
cibarium

Noun

 * 1) A pouchy space in front of the mouth cavity of some insects, used to store and chew food.

title: cibarium


text: cibarii

title: cibarii


text: cibariae

title: cibariae


text: cibariorum

title: cibariorum


text: cibariarum

title: cibariarum


text: cibario

title: cibario


text: cibariis

title: cibariis


text: cibariam

title: cibariam


text: cibarios

title: cibarios


text: cibarias

title: cibarias


text: Category:Irish terms prefixed with príomh-


text: cingis

title: cingis


text: cingit

title: cingit


text: cingimus

title: cingimus


text: cingitis

title: cingitis


text: cingunt

title: cingunt


text: cingam

title: cingam


text: cinges

title: cinges


text: cinget

title: cinget


text: cingemus

title: cingemus


text: cingetis

title: cingetis


text: cingent

title: cingent


text: cingebam

title: cingebam


text: cingebas

title: cingebas


text: Category:es:Fiction

title: Category:es:Fiction


text: cingebat

title: cingebat


text: cingebamus

title: cingebamus


text: cingebatis

title: cingebatis


text: cingebant

title: cingebant


text: cinxi

title: cinxi


text: cinxisti

title: cinxisti


text: cinxit

title: cinxit


text: cinximus

title: cinximus


text: cinxistis

title: cinxistis


text: cinxerunt

title: cinxerunt


text: cinxero

title: cinxero


text: cinxeris

title: cinxeris


text: cinxerit

title: cinxerit


text: cinxerimus

title: cinxerimus


text: cinxeritis

title: cinxeritis


text: cinxerint

title: cinxerint


text: cinxeram

title: cinxeram


text: cinxeras

title: cinxeras


text: cinxerat

title: cinxerat


text: cinxeramus

title: cinxeramus


text: cinxeratis

title: cinxeratis


text: cinxerant

title: cinxerant


text: cingor

title: cingor


text: cingeris

title: cingeris


text: cingitur

title: cingitur


text: cingimur

title: cingimur


text: cingimini

title: cingimini


text: cinguntur

title: cinguntur


text: cingar

title: cingar


text: cingetur

title: cingetur


text: cingemur

title: cingemur


text: cingemini

title: cingemini


text: cingentur

title: cingentur


text: cingebar

title: cingebar


text: cingebaris

title: cingebaris


text: cingebatur

title: cingebatur


text: cingebamur

title: cingebamur


text: cingebamini

title: cingebamini


text: cingebantur

title: cingebantur


text: cingas

title: cingas


text: cingat

title: cingat


text: cingamus

title: cingamus


text: cingatis

title: cingatis


text: cingant

title: cingant


text: cingerem

title: cingerem


text: cingeres

title: cingeres


text: cingeret

title: cingeret


text: cingeremus

title: cingeremus


text: cingeretis

title: cingeretis


text: cingerent

title: cingerent


text: cinxerim

title: cinxerim


text: cinxissem

title: cinxissem


text: cinxisses

title: cinxisses


text: cinxisset

title: cinxisset


text: cinxissemus

title: cinxissemus


text: cinxissetis

title: cinxissetis


text: cinxissent

title: cinxissent


text: cingaris

title: cingaris


text: cingatur

title: cingatur


text: cingamur

title: cingamur


text: cingamini

title: cingamini


text: cingantur

title: cingantur


text: cingerer

title: cingerer


text: cingereris

title: cingereris


text: cingeretur

title: cingeretur


text: cingeremur

title: cingeremur


text: cingeremini

title: cingeremini


text: cingerentur

title: cingerentur


text: cingito

title: cingito


text: cingite

title: cingite


text: cingitote

title: cingitote


text: cingunto

title: cingunto


text: cingitor

title: cingitor


text: cinguntor

title: cinguntor


text: cinxisse

title: cinxisse


text: Category:Irish terms prefixed with meán-


text: Category:Czech terms prefixed with ob-

title: Category:Czech terms prefixed with ob-


text: circini

title: circini


text: circinorum

title: circinorum


text:
circino

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to round, make round
 * 2)  to fly through in a circular path

title: circino


text: circinis

title: circinis


text: circinum

title: circinum


text: circinos

title: circinos


text: circine

title: circine


text:
circumcludo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to surround or encircle
 * 2) to hedge or shut in

title: circumcludo


text: circumcludis

title: circumcludis


text: circumcludit

title: circumcludit


text: circumcludimus

title: circumcludimus


text: circumcluditis

title: circumcluditis


text: circumcludunt

title: circumcludunt


text: circumcludam

title: circumcludam


text: circumcludes

title: circumcludes


text: circumcludet

title: circumcludet


text: circumcludemus

title: circumcludemus


text: circumcludetis

title: circumcludetis


text: circumcludent

title: circumcludent


text: circumcludebam

title: circumcludebam


text: circumcludebas

title: circumcludebas


text: circumcludebat

title: circumcludebat


text: circumcludebamus

title: circumcludebamus


text: circumcludebatis

title: circumcludebatis


text: circumcludebant

title: circumcludebant


text: circumclusi

title: circumclusi


text: circumclusisti

title: circumclusisti


text: circumclusit

title: circumclusit


text: circumclusimus

title: circumclusimus


text: circumclusistis

title: circumclusistis


text: circumcluserunt

title: circumcluserunt


text: circumclusero

title: circumclusero


text: circumcluseris

title: circumcluseris


text: circumcluserit

title: circumcluserit


text: circumcluserimus

title: circumcluserimus


text: circumcluseritis

title: circumcluseritis


text: circumcluserint

title: circumcluserint


text: circumcluseram

title: circumcluseram


text: circumcluseras

title: circumcluseras


text: circumcluserat

title: circumcluserat


text: circumcluseramus

title: circumcluseramus


text: circumcluseratis

title: circumcluseratis


text: circumcluserant

title: circumcluserant


text: circumcludor

title: circumcludor


text: circumcluderis

title: circumcluderis


text: circumcluditur

title: circumcluditur


text: circumcludimur

title: circumcludimur


text: circumcludimini

title: circumcludimini


text: circumcluduntur

title: circumcluduntur


text: circumcludar

title: circumcludar


text: circumcludetur

title: circumcludetur


text: circumcludemur

title: circumcludemur


text: circumcludemini

title: circumcludemini


text: circumcludentur

title: circumcludentur


text: circumcludebar

title: circumcludebar


text: circumcludebaris

title: circumcludebaris


text: circumcludebatur

title: circumcludebatur


text: circumcludebamur

title: circumcludebamur


text: circumcludebamini

title: circumcludebamini


text: circumcludebantur

title: circumcludebantur


text: circumcludas

title: circumcludas


text: circumcludat

title: circumcludat


text: circumcludamus

title: circumcludamus


text: circumcludatis

title: circumcludatis


text: circumcludant

title: circumcludant


text: circumcluderem

title: circumcluderem


text: circumcluderes

title: circumcluderes


text: circumcluderet

title: circumcluderet


text: circumcluderemus

title: circumcluderemus


text: circumcluderetis

title: circumcluderetis


text: circumcluderent

title: circumcluderent


text: circumcluserim

title: circumcluserim


text: circumclusissem

title: circumclusissem


text: circumclusisses

title: circumclusisses


text: circumclusisset

title: circumclusisset


text: circumclusissemus

title: circumclusissemus


text: circumclusissetis

title: circumclusissetis


text: circumclusissent

title: circumclusissent


text: circumcludaris

title: circumcludaris


text: circumcludatur

title: circumcludatur


text: circumcludamur

title: circumcludamur


text: circumcludamini

title: circumcludamini


text: circumcludantur

title: circumcludantur


text: circumcluderer

title: circumcluderer


text: circumcludereris

title: circumcludereris


text: circumcluderetur

title: circumcluderetur


text: circumcluderemur

title: circumcluderemur


text: circumcluderemini

title: circumcluderemini


text: circumcluderentur

title: circumcluderentur


text: circumclude

title: circumclude


text: circumcludito

title: circumcludito


text: circumcludite

title: circumcludite


text: circumcluditote

title: circumcluditote


text: circumcludunto

title: circumcludunto


text: circumcludere

title: circumcludere


text: circumcluditor

title: circumcluditor


text: circumcluduntor

title: circumcluduntor


text: circumclusisse

title: circumclusisse


text: circumcludi

title: circumcludi


text:
antihéroe

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) antihero

title: antihéroe


text:
antiheroína

Etymology
From.

title: antiheroína


text: antihéroes

title: antihéroes


text: antiheroínas

title: antiheroínas


text:
lught

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) people, folk
 * 2) content, burden, cargo, load, freight, bulk
 * 3) cast, complement, train
 * 4) batch

Verb

 * 1) to load

title: lught


text: girrey

title: girrey


text:
bichrome

Adjective

 * 1) Having two colours

title: bichrome


text:
Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/løj

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title: Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/løj


text: unir-se

title: unir-se


text:
հակահերոս

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) antihero

title: հակահերոս


text:
paywalled

Adjective

 * 1)  Having a paywall; requiring payment for access.

title: paywalled


text:
íolacht

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) idolatry

title: íolacht


text: Category:gv:Recreational drugs

title: Category:gv:Recreational drugs


text: Category:gv:Drugs

title: Category:gv:Drugs


text: επισκόπου

title: επισκόπου


text: επίσκοπο

title: επίσκοπο


text: επίσκοπε

title: επίσκοπε


text: επισκόπων

title: επισκόπων


text: επισκόπους

title: επισκόπους


text: επίσκοποι

title: επίσκοποι


text:
ding-dong ditch

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  A children's prank in which a doorbell of a home is rung, and then the pranksters run (or cycle) away before the occupants of the home open the door.

Verb

 * 1) To perform this prank.

Synonyms

 * (UK)
 * A full list of other names for this prank can be found at

Translations

 * Dutch: belletje trekken, belletje lellen
 * German: Klingelmännchen,, , Klingelpost
 * Japanese: ピンポンダッシュ
 * Norwegian: ring-på-spring, ring-på-stikk-av
 * Spanish: rin rin raje, rin rin corre corre

title: ding-dong ditch


text: επαφής

title: επαφής


text: επαφών

title: επαφών


text: επαφές

title: επαφές


text: ding-dong ditching

title: ding-dong ditching


text: ding-dong ditched

title: ding-dong ditched


text: ding-dong ditches

title: ding-dong ditches


text: εταιρείας

title: εταιρείας


text: εταιρείες

title: εταιρείες


text: εταιρειών

title: εταιρειών


text: ευφημισμού

title: ευφημισμού


text: ευφημισμό

title: ευφημισμό


text: ευφημισμέ

title: ευφημισμέ


text: ευφημισμοί

title: ευφημισμοί


text: ευφημισμούς

title: ευφημισμούς


text: ευφημισμών

title: ευφημισμών


text: ginsh

title: ginsh


text: ημιορόφου

title: ημιορόφου


text: ημιορόφων

title: ημιορόφων


text: ημιορόφους

title: ημιορόφους


text: ημιόροφοι

title: ημιόροφοι


text: ημιόροφο

title: ημιόροφο


text: ημιόροφε

title: ημιόροφε


text: rainich

title: rainich


text: rainichean

title: rainichean


text:
ρεπό

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  day off,, one day holiday

title: ρεπό


text: ηλίου

title: ηλίου


text: culture wars

title: culture wars


text:
annelé

Adjective

 * 1) ringed; circumscribed by a ring

title: annelé


text: annelée

title: annelée


text: annelés

title: annelés


text: follicas

title: follicas


text: follicat

title: follicat


text: follicamus

title: follicamus


text: follicatis

title: follicatis


text: follicant

title: follicant


text: follicabo

title: follicabo


text: follicabis

title: follicabis


text: follicabit

title: follicabit


text: follicabimus

title: follicabimus


text: follicabitis

title: follicabitis


text: follicabunt

title: follicabunt


text: follicabam

title: follicabam


text: follicabas

title: follicabas


text: follicabat

title: follicabat


text: follicabamus

title: follicabamus


text: follicabatis

title: follicabatis


text: follicabant

title: follicabant


text: follicavi

title: follicavi


text: follicavisti

title: follicavisti


text: follicavit

title: follicavit


text: follicavimus

title: follicavimus


text: follicavistis

title: follicavistis


text: follicaverunt

title: follicaverunt


text: follicavero

title: follicavero


text: follicaveris

title: follicaveris


text: follicaverit

title: follicaverit


text: follicaverimus

title: follicaverimus


text: follicaveritis

title: follicaveritis


text: follicaverint

title: follicaverint


text: annelées

title: annelées


text: follicaveram

title: follicaveram


text: follicaveras

title: follicaveras


text: follicaverat

title: follicaverat


text: follicaveramus

title: follicaveramus


text: follicaveratis

title: follicaveratis


text: follicaverant

title: follicaverant


text: follicor

title: follicor


text: follicaris

title: follicaris


text: follicatur

title: follicatur


text: follicamur

title: follicamur


text: follicamini

title: follicamini


text: follicantur

title: follicantur


text: follicabor

title: follicabor


text: follicaberis

title: follicaberis


text: follicabitur

title: follicabitur


text: follicabimur

title: follicabimur


text: follicabimini

title: follicabimini


text: follicabuntur

title: follicabuntur


text: follicabar

title: follicabar


text: follicabaris

title: follicabaris


text: follicabatur

title: follicabatur


text: follicabamur

title: follicabamur


text: follicabamini

title: follicabamini


text: follicabantur

title: follicabantur


text: follicem

title: follicem


text: follices

title: follices


text: follicet

title: follicet


text: follicemus

title: follicemus


text: follicetis

title: follicetis


text: follicent

title: follicent


text: follicarem

title: follicarem


text: follicares

title: follicares


text: follicaret

title: follicaret


text: follicaremus

title: follicaremus


text: follicaretis

title: follicaretis


text: follicarent

title: follicarent


text: follicaverim

title: follicaverim


text: follicavissem

title: follicavissem


text: follicavisses

title: follicavisses


text: follicavisset

title: follicavisset


text: follicavissemus

title: follicavissemus


text: follicavissetis

title: follicavissetis


text: follicavissent

title: follicavissent


text: follicer

title: follicer


text: folliceris

title: folliceris


text: follicetur

title: follicetur


text: follicemur

title: follicemur


text: follicemini

title: follicemini


text: follicentur

title: follicentur


text: follicarer

title: follicarer


text: follicareris

title: follicareris


text: follicaretur

title: follicaretur


text: follicaremur

title: follicaremur


text: follicaremini

title: follicaremini


text: follicarentur

title: follicarentur


text: follica

title: follica


text: follicato

title: follicato


text: follicate

title: follicate


text: follicatote

title: follicatote


text: follicanto

title: follicanto


text: follicator

title: follicator


text: follicantor

title: follicantor


text: follicavisse

title: follicavisse


text: follicari

title: follicari


text:
asynchronně

Adverb

 * 1) asynchronously

title: asynchronně


text:
circumdo

Etymology
Possibly from subsequently remodelled to.

Verb

 * 1) to surround, enclose, encircle

title: circumdo


text:
ᚨᚾᚾ

Etymology
From, first and third person singular of , from.

Verb

 * 1) to give, to grant, to bestow
 * 2) * 5th century, (transcription and translation of the other words are uncertain, many more variants have been proposed):
 * "odt"

- ᚺᚨ?Vᚦ?V??ᛊ:ᚨᚾᚾ:ᚲVᛊᛃᚨᛗ:ᛚᛟᚷVᚾᛊ:

Conjugation
See 🇨🇬.

title: ᚨᚾᚾ


text: circumdas

title: circumdas


text: circumdat

title: circumdat


text: circumdamus

title: circumdamus


text: circumdatis

title: circumdatis


text: circumdant

title: circumdant


text: circumdabo

title: circumdabo


text: circumdabis

title: circumdabis


text: circumdabit

title: circumdabit


text: circumdabimus

title: circumdabimus


text: circumdabitis

title: circumdabitis


text: circumdabunt

title: circumdabunt


text: circumdabam

title: circumdabam


text: circumdabas

title: circumdabas


text: circumdabat

title: circumdabat


text: circumdabamus

title: circumdabamus


text: circumdabatis

title: circumdabatis


text: circumdabant

title: circumdabant


text: circumdedi

title: circumdedi


text: circumdedisti

title: circumdedisti


text: circumdedit

title: circumdedit


text: circumdedimus

title: circumdedimus


text: circumdedistis

title: circumdedistis


text: circumdederunt

title: circumdederunt


text: circumdedero

title: circumdedero


text: circumdederis

title: circumdederis


text: circumdederit

title: circumdederit


text: circumdederimus

title: circumdederimus


text: circumdederitis

title: circumdederitis


text: circumdederint

title: circumdederint


text: circumdederam

title: circumdederam


text: circumdederas

title: circumdederas


text: circumdederat

title: circumdederat


text: circumdederamus

title: circumdederamus


text: circumdederatis

title: circumdederatis


text: circumdederant

title: circumdederant


text: circumdor

title: circumdor


text: circumdaris

title: circumdaris


text: circumdatur

title: circumdatur


text: circumdamur

title: circumdamur


text: circumdamini

title: circumdamini


text: circumdantur

title: circumdantur


text: circumdabor

title: circumdabor


text: circumdaberis

title: circumdaberis


text: circumdabitur

title: circumdabitur


text: circumdabimur

title: circumdabimur


text: circumdabimini

title: circumdabimini


text: circumdabuntur

title: circumdabuntur


text: circumdabar

title: circumdabar


text: circumdabaris

title: circumdabaris


text: circumdabatur

title: circumdabatur


text: circumdabamur

title: circumdabamur


text: circumdabamini

title: circumdabamini


text: circumdabantur

title: circumdabantur


text: circumdem

title: circumdem


text: circumdes

title: circumdes


text: circumdet

title: circumdet


text: circumdemus

title: circumdemus


text: circumdetis

title: circumdetis


text: circumdent

title: circumdent


text: circumdarem

title: circumdarem


text: circumdares

title: circumdares


text: circumdaret

title: circumdaret


text: circumdaremus

title: circumdaremus


text: circumdaretis

title: circumdaretis


text: circumdarent

title: circumdarent


text: circumdederim

title: circumdederim


text: circumdedissem

title: circumdedissem


text: circumdedisses

title: circumdedisses


text: circumdedisset

title: circumdedisset


text: circumdedissemus

title: circumdedissemus


text: circumdedissetis

title: circumdedissetis


text: circumdedissent

title: circumdedissent


text: circumder

title: circumder


text: circumderis

title: circumderis


text: circumdetur

title: circumdetur


text: circumdemur

title: circumdemur


text: circumdemini

title: circumdemini


text: circumdentur

title: circumdentur


text: circumdarer

title: circumdarer


text: circumdareris

title: circumdareris


text: circumdaretur

title: circumdaretur


text: circumdaremur

title: circumdaremur


text: circumdaremini

title: circumdaremini


text: circumdarentur

title: circumdarentur


text: circumda

title: circumda


text: circumdato

title: circumdato


text: circumdate

title: circumdate


text: circumdatote

title: circumdatote


text: circumdanto

title: circumdanto


text: circumdare

title: circumdare


text: circumdator

title: circumdator


text: circumdantor

title: circumdantor


text: circumdedisse

title: circumdedisse


text: circumdari

title: circumdari


text:
circumdatus

Participle

 * 1) enclosed, encircled
 * 2) surrounded

title: circumdatus


text: circumdata

title: circumdata


text: circumdati

title: circumdati


text: circumdatae

title: circumdatae


text: circumdatorum

title: circumdatorum


text: circumdatarum

title: circumdatarum


text: circumdatam

title: circumdatam


text: circumdatos

title: circumdatos


text: circumdatas

title: circumdatas


text: circumducta

title: circumducta


text: circumducti

title: circumducti


text: circumductae

title: circumductae


text: circumductorum

title: circumductorum


text: circumductarum

title: circumductarum


text: circumducto

title: circumducto


text: circumductis

title: circumductis


text: circumductam

title: circumductam


text: circumductos

title: circumductos


text: circumductas

title: circumductas


text: circumducte

title: circumducte


text:
circumfundo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to pour out or round; to surround with liquid
 * 2) to crowd around
 * 3) to overwhelm

title: circumfundo


text: circumfundis

title: circumfundis


text: circumfundit

title: circumfundit


text: circumfundimus

title: circumfundimus


text: circumfunditis

title: circumfunditis


text: circumfundunt

title: circumfundunt


text: circumfundam

title: circumfundam


text: circumfundes

title: circumfundes


text: circumfundet

title: circumfundet


text: circumfundemus

title: circumfundemus


text: circumfundetis

title: circumfundetis


text: circumfundent

title: circumfundent


text: circumfundebam

title: circumfundebam


text: circumfundebas

title: circumfundebas


text: circumfundebat

title: circumfundebat


text: circumfundebamus

title: circumfundebamus


text: circumfundebatis

title: circumfundebatis


text: circumfundebant

title: circumfundebant


text: circumfudi

title: circumfudi


text: circumfudisti

title: circumfudisti


text: circumfudit

title: circumfudit


text: circumfudimus

title: circumfudimus


text: circumfudistis

title: circumfudistis


text: circumfuderunt

title: circumfuderunt


text: circumfudero

title: circumfudero


text: circumfuderis

title: circumfuderis


text: circumfuderit

title: circumfuderit


text: circumfuderimus

title: circumfuderimus


text: circumfuderitis

title: circumfuderitis


text: circumfuderint

title: circumfuderint


text: Category:gd:Animal sounds

title: Category:gd:Animal sounds


text: circumfuderam

title: circumfuderam


text: circumfuderas

title: circumfuderas


text: circumfuderat

title: circumfuderat


text: circumfuderamus

title: circumfuderamus


text: circumfuderatis

title: circumfuderatis


text: circumfuderant

title: circumfuderant


text: circumfundor

title: circumfundor


text: circumfunderis

title: circumfunderis


text: circumfunditur

title: circumfunditur


text: circumfundimur

title: circumfundimur


text: circumfundimini

title: circumfundimini


text: circumfunduntur

title: circumfunduntur


text: circumfundar

title: circumfundar


text: circumfundetur

title: circumfundetur


text: circumfundemur

title: circumfundemur


text: circumfundemini

title: circumfundemini


text: circumfundentur

title: circumfundentur


text: circumfundebar

title: circumfundebar


text: circumfundebaris

title: circumfundebaris


text: circumfundebatur

title: circumfundebatur


text: circumfundebamur

title: circumfundebamur


text: circumfundebamini

title: circumfundebamini


text: circumfundebantur

title: circumfundebantur


text: circumfundas

title: circumfundas


text: circumfundat

title: circumfundat


text: circumfundamus

title: circumfundamus


text: circumfundatis

title: circumfundatis


text: circumfundant

title: circumfundant


text: circumfunderem

title: circumfunderem


text: circumfunderes

title: circumfunderes


text: circumfunderet

title: circumfunderet


text: circumfunderemus

title: circumfunderemus


text: circumfunderetis

title: circumfunderetis


text: circumfunderent

title: circumfunderent


text: circumfuderim

title: circumfuderim


text: circumfudissem

title: circumfudissem


text: circumfudisses

title: circumfudisses


text: circumfudisset

title: circumfudisset


text: circumfudissemus

title: circumfudissemus


text: circumfudissetis

title: circumfudissetis


text: circumfudissent

title: circumfudissent


text: circumfundaris

title: circumfundaris


text: circumfundatur

title: circumfundatur


text: circumfundamur

title: circumfundamur


text: circumfundamini

title: circumfundamini


text: circumfundantur

title: circumfundantur


text: circumfunderer

title: circumfunderer


text: circumfundereris

title: circumfundereris


text: circumfunderetur

title: circumfunderetur


text: circumfunderemur

title: circumfunderemur


text: circumfunderemini

title: circumfunderemini


text: circumfunderentur

title: circumfunderentur


text: circumfunde

title: circumfunde


text: circumfundito

title: circumfundito


text: circumfundite

title: circumfundite


text: circumfunditote

title: circumfunditote


text: circumfundunto

title: circumfundunto


text: circumfundere

title: circumfundere


text: circumfunditor

title: circumfunditor


text: circumfunduntor

title: circumfunduntor


text: circumfudisse

title: circumfudisse


text: circumfundi

title: circumfundi


text:
circumfusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) surrounded (with fluid)
 * 2) crowded around
 * 3) overwhelmed
 * 1) overwhelmed

title: circumfusus


text:
Mannaean

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an inhabitant of ancient Mannea

Proper noun

 * 1) the language of these people, possibly related to Hurrian

title: Mannaean


text: Mannaeans

title: Mannaeans


text: Mannai

title: Mannai


text:
extract the Michael

Etymology
Facetious alteration of.

title: extract the Michael


text: circumjectus

title: circumjectus


text: circumiecta

title: circumiecta


text: circumiecti

title: circumiecti


text:
flued

Adjective

 * 1) Having a flue or flues (of a specified kind).
 * an open-flued boiler

title: flued


text: circumiectae

title: circumiectae


text: circumiectorum

title: circumiectorum


text: circumiectarum

title: circumiectarum


text: circumiecto

title: circumiecto


text: circumiectis

title: circumiectis


text: circumiectam

title: circumiectam


text: circumiectos

title: circumiectos


text: circumiectas

title: circumiectas


text: circumiecte

title: circumiecte


text: circumjecta

title: circumjecta


text: circumjectum

title: circumjectum


text: circumjecti

title: circumjecti


text: circumjectae

title: circumjectae


text:
miamha

Interjection

 * 1)  miaow, meow

title: miamha


text: circumjectorum

title: circumjectorum


text: circumjectarum

title: circumjectarum


text: circumjecto

title: circumjecto


text: circumjectis

title: circumjectis


text: circumjectam

title: circumjectam


text: circumjectos

title: circumjectos


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

You're quite right. Problem is that I don't know any direct equivalent in English. It is somewhat better now though.

title: Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/løj/reply


text: circumjectas

title: circumjectas


text: circumjecte

title: circumjecte


text:
gnosd

Interjection

 * 1)  oink

title: gnosd


text: gog-a-ghuidhe-ghaoidhe

title: gog-a-ghuidhe-ghaoidhe


text: circumfusa

title: circumfusa


text: circumfusi

title: circumfusi


text: circumfusae

title: circumfusae


text: circumfusorum

title: circumfusorum


text:
Talk:-esque

Etymology
In the Etymology, there has been added some good information regarding the Català suffix, which is used similarly to. Is this the right place for this info? Leasnam 16:47, 26 October 2010 (UTC)

Etymology
From, after the cultural identity surrounding the Greater Lansing area of Michigan.

Adjective

 * 1)  Marked as a stereotypical resident of Central Michigan.
 * 2)  Marked as a stereotypical resident of Central Michigan due one having a mullet haircut as the identifying feature.

Should this have its own word entry, or would it be more appropriate to just place it on the page for "-esque" words? Mdkarazim 16:22, 31 August 2011 (UTC)

 * Sounds like an invention that won't meet WT:CFI. You could use WT:LOP. Equinox ◑ 16:24, 31 August 2011 (UTC)
 * I put it on WT:LOP as recommended. Mdkarazim (talk) 17:19, 29 May 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:-esque


text: circumfusarum

title: circumfusarum


text: circumfuso

title: circumfuso


text: circumfusis

title: circumfusis


text: circumfusam

title: circumfusam


text: circumfusos

title: circumfusos


text: circumfusas

title: circumfusas


text:
u i o hòmh

Interjection

 * 1)  hee-haw horse

title: u i o hòmh


text:
hi homh homh

Interjection

 * 1)  hee-haw donkey

title: hi homh homh


text:
labhairt

Etymology
From, verbal noun of. .

Noun

 * 1) speaking
 * 2) speech
 * 3) call
 * 1) call

title: labhairt


text:
διάμετρον

Noun

 * 1) diagonal of a parallelogram
 * 2) hypotenuse
 * 3) diameter of a circle, of other curves
 * 4) axis of a cone
 * 5) mitre square

title: διάμετρον


text:
ויזכר

Verb

 * 1) (And) (he) remembered:.

title: ויזכר


text:
circummitto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to send around
 * 2) to outflank

title: circummitto


text: circummittis

title: circummittis


text: circummittit

title: circummittit


text: circummittimus

title: circummittimus


text: circummittitis

title: circummittitis


text: circummittunt

title: circummittunt


text: circummittam

title: circummittam


text: circummittes

title: circummittes


text: circummittet

title: circummittet


text: circummittemus

title: circummittemus


text: circummittetis

title: circummittetis


text: circummittent

title: circummittent


text: circummittebam

title: circummittebam


text: circummittebas

title: circummittebas


text: circummittebat

title: circummittebat


text: circummittebamus

title: circummittebamus


text: circummittebatis

title: circummittebatis


text: circummittebant

title: circummittebant


text: circummisi

title: circummisi


text: circummisisti

title: circummisisti


text: circummisit

title: circummisit


text: circummisimus

title: circummisimus


text: circummisistis

title: circummisistis


text: circummiserunt

title: circummiserunt


text: circummisero

title: circummisero


text: circummiseris

title: circummiseris


text: circummiserit

title: circummiserit


text: circummiserimus

title: circummiserimus


text: circummiseritis

title: circummiseritis


text: circummiserint

title: circummiserint


text: circummiseram

title: circummiseram


text: circummiseras

title: circummiseras


text: circummiserat

title: circummiserat


text: circummiseramus

title: circummiseramus


text: circummiseratis

title: circummiseratis


text: circummiserant

title: circummiserant


text: circummittor

title: circummittor


text: circummitteris

title: circummitteris


text: circummittitur

title: circummittitur


text: circummittimur

title: circummittimur


text: circummittimini

title: circummittimini


text: circummittuntur

title: circummittuntur


text: circummittar

title: circummittar


text: circummittetur

title: circummittetur


text: circummittemur

title: circummittemur


text: circummittemini

title: circummittemini


text: circummittentur

title: circummittentur


text: circummittebar

title: circummittebar


text: circummittebaris

title: circummittebaris


text: circummittebatur

title: circummittebatur


text: circummittebamur

title: circummittebamur


text: circummittebamini

title: circummittebamini


text: circummittebantur

title: circummittebantur


text: circummittas

title: circummittas


text: circummittat

title: circummittat


text: circummittamus

title: circummittamus


text: circummittatis

title: circummittatis


text: circummittant

title: circummittant


text: circummitterem

title: circummitterem


text: circummitteres

title: circummitteres


text: circummitteret

title: circummitteret


text: circummitteremus

title: circummitteremus


text: circummitteretis

title: circummitteretis


text: circummitterent

title: circummitterent


text: circummiserim

title: circummiserim


text:
labhair

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) speak

Conjugation
Also inflected as a first-conjugation verb in dialects:

Also with slender rf in the future and conditional:, etc.

Also without syncope and with slender r:

Also without syncope and with broad r:

In the archaic language, with infixed eo in the future and conditional:, etc.

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  speak, utter

Usage notes

 * Considered higher register than the ordinary.

Conjugation
Also without syncope:

title: labhair


text: circummisissem

title: circummisissem


text: circummisisses

title: circummisisses


text: circummisisset

title: circummisisset


text: circummisissemus

title: circummisissemus


text: circummisissetis

title: circummisissetis


text: circummisissent

title: circummisissent


text: circummittaris

title: circummittaris


text: circummittatur

title: circummittatur


text: circummittamur

title: circummittamur


text: circummittamini

title: circummittamini


text: circummittantur

title: circummittantur


text: circummitterer

title: circummitterer


text:
בריתו

Noun

 * : his covenant

title: בריתו


text: circummittereris

title: circummittereris


text: circummitteretur

title: circummitteretur


text: circummitteremur

title: circummitteremur


text: circummitteremini

title: circummitteremini


text: circummitterentur

title: circummitterentur


text: circummitte

title: circummitte


text: circummittito

title: circummittito


text: circummittite

title: circummittite


text: circummittitote

title: circummittitote


text: circummittunto

title: circummittunto


text: circummittere

title: circummittere


text: circummittitor

title: circummittitor


text: circummittuntor

title: circummittuntor


text: circummisisse

title: circummisisse


text: circummitti

title: circummitti


text:
circummissus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) outflanked

title: circummissus


text:
अहर्गण

Noun

 * 1) series of sacrificial days (, etc.)
 * 2) set period of time, series of days
 * 3) month

title: अहर्गण


text: Category:Russian inanimate nouns

title: Category:Russian inanimate nouns


text: Category:Russian animate nouns

title: Category:Russian animate nouns


text:
उच्च

Etymology
., a tadbhava.

Adjective

 * 1) high, lofty
 * 2) loud
 * 1) loud

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) high, tall, lofty

Etymology
From ; ultimately from.

Adjective

 * 1) high, elevated
 * 2) tall
 * 3) deep
 * 4) loud
 * 5) intense, violent

Noun

 * 1) height
 * 2) apex of a planet's orbit (, etc.)

Descendants

 * Dardic:
 * Central:
 * Hindustani: ū̃c
 * Eastern:
 * Northern:
 * Central Pahari:
 * Eastern:
 * Western Pahari:
 * Southern:
 * Western:
 * Central:
 * Hindustani: ucānā
 * Eastern:
 * Northern:
 * Central Pahari:
 * Western Pahari:
 * Southern:
 * Central:
 * Hindustani: ucakkā, ucaknā
 * Eastern:
 * Southern:
 * Western:
 * Eastern:
 * Eastern:
 * Western Pahari:
 * Southern:
 * Western:
 * Central:
 * Hindustani: ucānā
 * Eastern:
 * Northern:
 * Central Pahari:
 * Western Pahari:
 * Southern:
 * Central:
 * Hindustani: ucakkā, ucaknā
 * Eastern:
 * Southern:
 * Western:
 * Eastern:
 * Central:
 * Hindustani: ucānā
 * Eastern:
 * Northern:
 * Central Pahari:
 * Western Pahari:
 * Southern:
 * Central:
 * Hindustani: ucakkā, ucaknā
 * Eastern:
 * Southern:
 * Western:
 * Eastern:
 * Northern:
 * Central Pahari:
 * Western Pahari:
 * Southern:
 * Central:
 * Hindustani: ucakkā, ucaknā
 * Eastern:
 * Southern:
 * Western:
 * Eastern:
 * Central:
 * Hindustani: ucakkā, ucaknā
 * Eastern:
 * Southern:
 * Western:
 * Eastern:
 * Eastern:
 * Southern:
 * Western:
 * Eastern:
 * Southern:
 * Western:
 * Eastern:
 * Western:
 * Eastern:
 * Eastern:
 * Eastern:
 * Eastern:
 * Eastern:
 * Eastern:
 * Eastern:
 * Eastern:

title: उच्च


text: cnx

title: cnx


text:
וידע

Verb

 * 1) (And) (he/it) knew:.

Verb

 * וַיִּקַּח אֶת זִקְנֵי הָעִיר וְאֶת קוֹצֵי הַמִּדְבָּר וְאֶת הַבַּרְקֳנִים וַיֹּדַע בָּהֶם אֵת אַנְשֵׁי סֻכּוֹת
 * vayikách et zikné haír v'et kotsé hamidbár v'et habarkaním vayóda bahém et anshé sukót
 * וַיִּקַּח אֶת זִקְנֵי הָעִיר וְאֶת קוֹצֵי הַמִּדְבָּר וְאֶת הַבַּרְקֳנִים וַיֹּדַע בָּהֶם אֵת אַנְשֵׁי סֻכּוֹת
 * vayikách et zikné haír v'et kotsé hamidbár v'et habarkaním vayóda bahém et anshé sukót

title: וידע


text:
User talk:Tomik Peka

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title: User talk:Tomik Peka


text: intricates

title: intricates


text: intricating

title: intricating


text: intricated

title: intricated


text:
censendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be judged

title: censendus


text: censenda

title: censenda


text: censendum

title: censendum


text: censendi

title: censendi


text: censendae

title: censendae


text: censendorum

title: censendorum


text: censendarum

title: censendarum


text: censendis

title: censendis


text: censendam

title: censendam


text: censendos

title: censendos


text: censendas

title: censendas


text: censende

title: censende


text:
halálos ágy

Noun

 * 1) deathbed

Declension

 * For the noun, see.
 * The adjective remains unchanged.

title: halálos ágy


text: warsh

title: warsh


text:
rózsaolaj

Noun

 * 1) rose oil

Declension
or

title: rózsaolaj


text: rózsaolajok

title: rózsaolajok


text:
морфологический

Adjective

 * 1) morphological

title: морфологический


text:
ya que

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Conjunction

 * 1) as, due to
 * 2) inasmuch as, since, because, given that, in that, now that

title: ya que


text:
Sta.

Coordinate terms

 * St. abbreviation of "Saint"
 * Ste. abbreviation of "Sainte", female "saint" from French, found in some English placenames

Noun

 * 1)  saint

Noun

 * : St.

title: Sta.


text:
User:Pacostein

es:Usuario:Pacostein

title: User:Pacostein


text:
Talk:zapatero, a tus zapatos

Should be translated to zapatero, a tus zapatosPacostein 21:38, 26 October 2010 (UTC)
 * I have moved it accordingly, per your request. TeleComNasSprVen 04:52, 27 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:zapatero, a tus zapatos


text:
Talk:revere

I need if revere and detest mean
 * Sorry, what do you need? Your question is incomplete. --EncycloPetey 23:15, 26 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:revere


text:
пакистанский

Adjective

 * 1) Pakistani

title: пакистанский


text:
иранский

Adjective

 * 1) Iranian

title: иранский


text:
кириллизация

Noun

 * 1) Cyrillization (putting text into the Cyrillic alphabet)

title: кириллизация


text: 面对

title: 面对


text:
面對

Verb

 * 1) to face; to confront

title: 面對


text:
транслитерация

Noun

 * 1) transliteration

title: транслитерация


text:
транскрипция

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) transcription

Noun

 * 1)  transcription

title: транскрипция


text:
kogno

Noun

 * 1) cognition

title: kogno


text:
kognicio

Noun

 * 1) cognition

title: kognicio


text: kognicioj

title: kognicioj


text: kognicion

title: kognicion


text: kogniciojn

title: kogniciojn


text: kognoj

title: kognoj


text: kognon

title: kognon


text: kognojn

title: kognojn


text:
aangever

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  person submitting a/the declaration
 * 2) one who hands something to someone, one who passes something on
 * 1)  person submitting a/the declaration
 * 2) one who hands something to someone, one who passes something on
 * 1)  person submitting a/the declaration
 * 2) one who hands something to someone, one who passes something on
 * 1) one who hands something to someone, one who passes something on
 * 1) one who hands something to someone, one who passes something on
 * 1) one who hands something to someone, one who passes something on

title: aangever


text: Category:Comedy

title: Category:Comedy


text:
osiensa summa

Etymology
+

Noun

 * 1) sum of its parts

title: osiensa summa


text: Category:nl:Comedy

title: Category:nl:Comedy


text: stijlfiguur

title: stijlfiguur


text: stijlfiguren

title: stijlfiguren


text: afwijkingen

title: afwijkingen


text:
zinsbouw

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  syntax, sentence structure grammatical structure

title: zinsbouw


text: User:AugPi/nl-adj-form-infl

title: User:AugPi/nl-adj-form-infl


text: onbedoelde

title: onbedoelde


text:
miljoenenstad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) city of a million or more inhabitants

title: miljoenenstad


text: miljoenensteden

title: miljoenensteden


text: regimetje

title: regimetje


text: regimetjes

title: regimetjes


text:
яно

Pronoun

 * 1) it

title: яно


text:
яны

Pronoun

 * 1) they

title: яны


text: vloedgolven

title: vloedgolven


text: radiogolven

title: radiogolven


text: stuwdammen

title: stuwdammen


text: teethbrush

title: teethbrush


text:
User talk:99.113.33.48

Why did you blank out EncycloPetey's helpful comments without even acknowledging them? That's just plain rude. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 14:12, 27 October 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:99.113.33.48


text:
экономический

Adjective

 * 1) economic relating to the economy
 * 2)  economical, thrifty
 * 1)  economical, thrifty

Usage notes

 * Not to be confused with or.

title: экономический


text:
sudser

Noun

 * 1) A foaming agent used in detergents etc.

Etymology 2
, with an allusion to in

Noun

 * 1)  A soap opera.

title: sudser


text:
теоретический

Adjective

 * 1) theoretical

title: теоретический


text:
enneiger

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cover in snow

title: enneiger


text:
icer

Noun

 * 1) One who ices.

Noun

 * 1)  An ice show.

title: icer


text:
Talk:lethargically

You need to put the words in a sentence.

title: Talk:lethargically


text:
enserrer

Verb

 * 1) to clasp, to hold on tightly around (something)

title: enserrer


text: bailarmos

title: bailarmos


text: bailardes

title: bailardes


text: bailade

title: bailade


text: bailades

title: bailades


text: bailabamos

title: bailabamos


text: bailabades

title: bailabades


text: bailei

title: bailei


text: bailaches

title: bailaches


text: bailou

title: bailou


text: bailastes

title: bailastes


text: bailaramos

title: bailaramos


text: bailarades

title: bailarades


text:
ОБСЕ

Proper noun

 * OSCE, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
 * OSCE, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe

Proper noun

 * : OSCE, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe

title: ОБСЕ


text: bailarei

title: bailarei


text: bailaredes

title: bailaredes


text: bailariamos

title: bailariamos


text: bailariades

title: bailariades


text: bailedes

title: bailedes


text: bailásedes

title: bailásedes


text:
южноосетинский

Adjective

 * 1) South Ossetian

title: южноосетинский


text:
flasque

Adjective

 * 1)  flabby

Etymology 1
, with spelling pronunciation of non-etymological s. .

Adjective

 * 1) flabby, not firm
 * 2)  characterless
 * 1)  characterless

Etymology 2
Ultimately from. .

Noun

 * 1) flask

title: flasque


text: flasques

title: flasques


text:
contrariété

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vexation, irritation
 * 2) contrast, contrariety

title: contrariété


text: contrariétés

title: contrariétés


text:
printanier

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Prepared with spring vegetables.

Noun

 * 1) A soup made with spring vegetables.

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) springlike, vernal

title: printanier


text: printanière

title: printanière


text: 敬语

title: 敬语


text:
敬語

Noun

 * 1) a term used to show respect
 * 2) polite form of address; honorific
 * 3) polite form of a pronoun

Noun

 * 1)  respectful or honorific language

title: 敬語


text:
гоноратив

Noun

 * 1)  honorific

title: гоноратив


text:
double down

Verb

 * 1)  To double one's wager, particularly, the name of a specific doubling bet allowed in blackjack.
 * 2)  To significantly increase a risk, investment, or other commitment; to respond to a challenge (e.g. to an opinion) by reinforcing or extending one's position rather than moderating it.
 * 1)  To significantly increase a risk, investment, or other commitment; to respond to a challenge (e.g. to an opinion) by reinforcing or extending one's position rather than moderating it.

Translations

 * Dutch: inzet verdubbelen
 * Estonian: topelt, topeldama
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:, doble innsatsen
 * Spanish: doblar la apuesta
 * Swedish:

 * Finnish: sijoittaa lisää, jyrkentää kantaansa, vahvistaa kantaansa
 * Italian: rincarare la dose
 * Spanish: doblar su apuesta

title: double down


text: double-down

title: double-down


text: aggestum

title: aggestum


text: Αφρικάνου

title: Αφρικάνου


text:
комментарий

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) comment

title: комментарий


text: Αφρικάνο

title: Αφρικάνο


text: Αφρικάνε

title: Αφρικάνε


text: Αφρικάνων

title: Αφρικάνων


text: Αφρικάνους

title: Αφρικάνους


text: Αφρικάνοι

title: Αφρικάνοι


text: Αφρικανού

title: Αφρικανού


text: Αφρικανό

title: Αφρικανό


text: Αφρικανέ

title: Αφρικανέ


text: Αφρικανοί

title: Αφρικανοί


text: Αφρικανούς

title: Αφρικανούς


text: Αφρικανών

title: Αφρικανών


text:
gamemaster

Etymology
From the noun.

Verb

 * 1) To run a roleplaying game; to act as a gamemaster

title: gamemaster


text: gamemastering

title: gamemastering


text: gamemasters

title: gamemasters


text: gamemastered

title: gamemastered


text:
αφρικανός

Adjective

 * 1)  African

title: αφρικανός


text: αφρικανού

title: αφρικανού


text: αφρικανό

title: αφρικανό


text: αφρικανέ

title: αφρικανέ


text: αφρικανή

title: αφρικανή


text: αφρικανής

title: αφρικανής


text: αφρικανών

title: αφρικανών


text: αφρικανούς

title: αφρικανούς


text: αφρικανοί

title: αφρικανοί


text: αφρικανές

title: αφρικανές


text: αφρικανά

title: αφρικανά


text: Αφρικανή

title: Αφρικανή


text: Αφρικανής

title: Αφρικανής


text: Αφρικανές

title: Αφρικανές


text:
Talk:gaunt

Verb
Is there a verb for gaunt?

title: Talk:gaunt


text:
Talk:wince

Please post any antonyms or adjectives for wince.

title: Talk:wince


text:
all ages

Etymology
Ellipsis of for people of all ages

Adjective

 * 1)  open to people of all ages, particularly to children under the age of 18
 * There are some all ages contests at the fair.

Usage notes
In the United States, many entertainment events are restricted to those over the drinking age (21+) or to those who are legally adults (18+). An event that is open to those who are legally children – primarily (non-adult) teens (13–17) and sometimes tweens (roughly 8–12) – is referred to as an all ages event. Such an event may or may not be suitable for young children, infants, and babies – if it is, it may be referred to specifically as.

title: all ages


text:
vallonné

Adjective

 * 1) hilly

title: vallonné


text:
Talk:jauntily

Verb
Is there a verb for jauntily?

title: Talk:jauntily


text: Αφροδίτης

title: Αφροδίτης


text:
Talk:combatant

Parts of Speech
Is there a verb, adverb, and antonym for combatant? Please post if possible.

title: Talk:combatant


text: Αϊτής

title: Αϊτής


text:
Talk:rummage

Parts of Speech
Is there an adjective, adverb, and antonym for rummage? Please post if possible.

title: Talk:rummage


text:
Talk:compassionate

Noun
Is there a noun for compassionate?
 * Yes. compassion Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 06:28, 27 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:compassionate


text:
revêche

Etymology

 * suggested to be either borrowed from, from , or cognate with 🇨🇬, , from , from (whence 🇨🇬, ), from.

Adjective

 * 1)  sour, unpleasant

title: revêche


text: connivings

title: connivings


text:
photophase

Noun

 * 1) The period of light during a day-night cycle.

title: photophase


text: letterlijkste

title: letterlijkste


text: letterlijkere

title: letterlijkere


text: letterlijks

title: letterlijks


text: letterlijkst

title: letterlijkst


text: letterlijker

title: letterlijker


text: letterlijke

title: letterlijke


text: letterlijkers

title: letterlijkers


text: gebruikelijks

title: gebruikelijks


text: gebruikelijkere

title: gebruikelijkere


text: gebruikelijkst

title: gebruikelijkst


text: gebruikelijkers

title: gebruikelijkers


text: gebruikelijker

title: gebruikelijker


text: gebruikelijke

title: gebruikelijke


text: gebruikelijkste

title: gebruikelijkste


text: ongewoons

title: ongewoons


text: ongewoners

title: ongewoners


text: ongewone

title: ongewone


text: ongewonere

title: ongewonere


text: ongewoonste

title: ongewoonste


text: ongewoonst

title: ongewoonst


text: ongewoner

title: ongewoner


text: gewoonst

title: gewoonst


text: gewoners

title: gewoners


text: gewoons

title: gewoons


text: gewoonste

title: gewoonste


text: gewonere

title: gewonere


text: gewoner

title: gewoner


text:
exsufflicate

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) empty, inflated, frivolous

title: exsufflicate


text:
harses

Noun

 * 1)  noggin, bonce
 * 1)  noggin, bonce

title: harses


text:
Talk:polybe

RFV discussion
Some kind of truncated polycube? Equinox ◑ 23:15, 25 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Not quite, but rather a bunch of half-cubes stuck together. In any event, I'm seeing nothing on Books or Scholar or even Groups. —msh210℠ (talk) 16:16, 26 October 2010 (UTC)

RFV failed. —msh210℠ (talk) 20:52, 12 January 2011 (UTC)

Etymology
Perhaps by removing half (the letters cu) of cube? Equinox ◑ 09:40, 27 October 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:polybe


text: ESTA

title: ESTA


text: Category:chn:Colors

title: Category:chn:Colors


text:
doymak

Etymology
From, from. Compare to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc.

Verb

 * 1) not to be hungry anymore
 * 2) to be satisfied, saturated, sated

title: doymak


text: μανιταριού

title: μανιταριού


text: μανιταριών

title: μανιταριών


text: μανιτάρια

title: μανιτάρια


text: Category:el:Fungi

title: Category:el:Fungi


text:
dowan

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

Noun

 * 1) world, earth
 * 2) universe

title: dowan


text:
eebyrtagh

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) exile

title: eebyrtagh


text:
fogaragh

Noun

 * 1) exile, stranger

title: fogaragh


text:
er oai

Adverb

 * 1) forward, further, on

title: er oai


text:
feagh

Adjective

 * 1) calm, restful, still, quiet, docile, composed, at rest

title: feagh


text:
flah

Etymology
From, from. Cognate to and.

Noun

 * 1) prince, potentate

title: flah


text:
nonsocializing

Adjective

 * 1) Not socializing.

title: nonsocializing


text:
jea

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) yesterday

Noun

 * 1) yesterday

Synonyms

 * yn laa jea

Noun

 * 1) house, habitat

title: jea


text:
metabolic syndrome

Noun

 * 1) A combination of medical disorders that increase the risk of developing cardiovascular disease and diabetes.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 代謝綜合徵
 * Finnish:
 * Japanese: メタボ症候群

title: metabolic syndrome


text:
reciprocitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) reciprocity

title: reciprocitate


text: Category:Fictional planets

title: Category:Fictional planets


text:
zol

Noun

 * 1)  A cannabis cigarette.

Noun

 * 1) joint cigarette containing weed

Etymology
From the suffix (in words like, ). Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  sol

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) the Arabic letter ذ

title: zol


text: zols

title: zols


text:
liooar

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) sufficient

title: liooar


text:
dy liooar

Adverb

 * 1) enough, adequate, ample
 * 2) galore, umpteen

title: dy liooar


text:
go leor

Adverb

 * 1) enough, plenty

title: go leor


text:
curs valutar

Noun

 * 1) exchange rate

title: curs valutar


text:
liorish

Preposition

 * 1) by, per
 * 2) beside

Pronoun

 * by him/it
 * by him/it

title: liorish


text:
liorishyn

Pronoun

 * by him/it
 * by him/it

title: liorishyn


text:
circummunio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to wall up or around
 * 2) to hem in
 * 3) to fortify or secure

title: circummunio


text:
-syn

Suffix

 * 1) -self, -selves

Usage notes

 * Added to prepositional pronouns to add emphasis (not to create a reflexive pronoun).
 * Used in third-person singular masculine (eg ).
 * Used in third-person plural (eg ).

title: -syn


text: Category:Manx terms suffixed with -syn

title: Category:Manx terms suffixed with -syn


text: circummunis

title: circummunis


text: circummunit

title: circummunit


text: circummunimus

title: circummunimus


text: circummunitis

title: circummunitis


text: circummuniunt

title: circummuniunt


text: circummuniam

title: circummuniam


text: circummunies

title: circummunies


text: circummuniet

title: circummuniet


text: circummuniemus

title: circummuniemus


text: circummunietis

title: circummunietis


text: circummunient

title: circummunient


text: circummuniebam

title: circummuniebam


text: circummuniebas

title: circummuniebas


text: circummuniebat

title: circummuniebat


text: circummuniebamus

title: circummuniebamus


text: circummuniebatis

title: circummuniebatis


text: circummuniebant

title: circummuniebant


text: circummunivi

title: circummunivi


text: circummunivisti

title: circummunivisti


text: circummunivit

title: circummunivit


text: circummunivimus

title: circummunivimus


text: circummunivistis

title: circummunivistis


text: circummuniverunt

title: circummuniverunt


text: circummunivero

title: circummunivero


text: circummuniveris

title: circummuniveris


text: circummuniverit

title: circummuniverit


text: circummuniverimus

title: circummuniverimus


text: circummuniveritis

title: circummuniveritis


text: circummuniverint

title: circummuniverint


text: circummuniveram

title: circummuniveram


text: circummuniveras

title: circummuniveras


text: circummuniverat

title: circummuniverat


text: circummuniveramus

title: circummuniveramus


text: circummuniveratis

title: circummuniveratis


text: circummuniverant

title: circummuniverant


text: circummunior

title: circummunior


text: circummuniris

title: circummuniris


text: circummunitur

title: circummunitur


text: circummunimur

title: circummunimur


text: circummunimini

title: circummunimini


text: circummuniuntur

title: circummuniuntur


text: circummuniar

title: circummuniar


text: circummunieris

title: circummunieris


text: circummunietur

title: circummunietur


text: circummuniemur

title: circummuniemur


text: circummuniemini

title: circummuniemini


text: circummunientur

title: circummunientur


text: circummuniebar

title: circummuniebar


text: circummuniebaris

title: circummuniebaris


text: circummuniebatur

title: circummuniebatur


text: circummuniebamur

title: circummuniebamur


text: circummuniebamini

title: circummuniebamini


text: circummuniebantur

title: circummuniebantur


text: circummunias

title: circummunias


text: circummuniat

title: circummuniat


text: circummuniamus

title: circummuniamus


text: circummuniatis

title: circummuniatis


text: circummuniant

title: circummuniant


text: circummunirem

title: circummunirem


text: circummunires

title: circummunires


text: circummuniret

title: circummuniret


text: circummuniremus

title: circummuniremus


text: circummuniretis

title: circummuniretis


text: circummunirent

title: circummunirent


text: circummuniverim

title: circummuniverim


text: Category:Manx terms suffixed with -s

title: Category:Manx terms suffixed with -s


text: circummunivissem

title: circummunivissem


text: circummunivisses

title: circummunivisses


text: circummunivisset

title: circummunivisset


text: circummunivissemus

title: circummunivissemus


text: circummunivissetis

title: circummunivissetis


text: circummunivissent

title: circummunivissent


text: circummuniaris

title: circummuniaris


text: circummuniatur

title: circummuniatur


text: circummuniamur

title: circummuniamur


text: circummuniamini

title: circummuniamini


text: circummuniantur

title: circummuniantur


text: circummunirer

title: circummunirer


text: circummunireris

title: circummunireris


text: circummuniretur

title: circummuniretur


text: circummuniremur

title: circummuniremur


text: circummuniremini

title: circummuniremini


text: circummunirentur

title: circummunirentur


text: circummuni

title: circummuni


text: circummunito

title: circummunito


text: circummunite

title: circummunite


text: circummunitote

title: circummunitote


text: circummuniunto

title: circummuniunto


text: circummunire

title: circummunire


text: circummunitor

title: circummunitor


text: circummuniuntor

title: circummuniuntor


text: circummunivisse

title: circummunivisse


text: circummuniri

title: circummuniri


text:
circummunitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) walled up or around
 * 2) fortified

title: circummunitus


text: circummunita

title: circummunita


text: circummuniti

title: circummuniti


text: circummunitae

title: circummunitae


text: circummunitorum

title: circummunitorum


text: circummunitarum

title: circummunitarum


text: circummunitam

title: circummunitam


text: circummunitos

title: circummunitos


text: circummunitas

title: circummunitas


text:
lhome

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) naked, bare, nude
 * 2) neat, spare, meagre
 * 3) bald, leafless

title: lhome


text:
circumplecto

Etymology
See.

Usage notes
This verb is much more frequently encountered as a deponent verb,.

title: circumplecto


text: circumplectis

title: circumplectis


text: circumplectit

title: circumplectit


text: circumplectimus

title: circumplectimus


text: circumplectitis

title: circumplectitis


text: circumplectunt

title: circumplectunt


text: circumplectam

title: circumplectam


text: circumplectes

title: circumplectes


text: circumplectet

title: circumplectet


text: circumplectemus

title: circumplectemus


text: circumplectetis

title: circumplectetis


text: circumplectent

title: circumplectent


text: circumplectebam

title: circumplectebam


text: circumplectebas

title: circumplectebas


text: circumplectebat

title: circumplectebat


text: circumplectebamus

title: circumplectebamus


text: circumplectebatis

title: circumplectebatis


text: circumplectebant

title: circumplectebant


text: circumplexi

title: circumplexi


text: circumplexisti

title: circumplexisti


text: circumplexit

title: circumplexit


text: circumpleximus

title: circumpleximus


text: circumplexistis

title: circumplexistis


text: circumplexerunt

title: circumplexerunt


text: circumplexero

title: circumplexero


text: circumplexeris

title: circumplexeris


text: circumplexerit

title: circumplexerit


text: circumplexerimus

title: circumplexerimus


text: circumplexeritis

title: circumplexeritis


text: circumplexerint

title: circumplexerint


text: circumplexeram

title: circumplexeram


text: circumplexeras

title: circumplexeras


text: circumplexerat

title: circumplexerat


text: circumplexeramus

title: circumplexeramus


text: circumplexeratis

title: circumplexeratis


text: circumplexerant

title: circumplexerant


text:
circumplector

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to encompass
 * 2) to embrace
 * 3) to surround or encircle
 * 4) to enclose (with a wall)

Usage notes
The verb also occasionally occurs in an active form,.

title: circumplector


text: circumplecteris

title: circumplecteris


text: circumplectitur

title: circumplectitur


text: circumplectimur

title: circumplectimur


text: circumplectimini

title: circumplectimini


text: circumplectuntur

title: circumplectuntur


text: circumplectar

title: circumplectar


text: circumplectetur

title: circumplectetur


text: circumplectemur

title: circumplectemur


text: circumplectemini

title: circumplectemini


text: circumplectentur

title: circumplectentur


text: circumplectebar

title: circumplectebar


text: circumplectebaris

title: circumplectebaris


text: circumplectebatur

title: circumplectebatur


text: circumplectebamur

title: circumplectebamur


text: circumplectebamini

title: circumplectebamini


text: circumplectebantur

title: circumplectebantur


text: circumplectas

title: circumplectas


text: circumplectat

title: circumplectat


text: circumplectamus

title: circumplectamus


text: circumplectatis

title: circumplectatis


text: circumplectant

title: circumplectant


text: circumplecterem

title: circumplecterem


text: circumplecteres

title: circumplecteres


text: circumplecteret

title: circumplecteret


text: circumplecteremus

title: circumplecteremus


text: circumplecteretis

title: circumplecteretis


text: circumplecterent

title: circumplecterent


text: circumplexerim

title: circumplexerim


text: circumplexissem

title: circumplexissem


text: circumplexisses

title: circumplexisses


text: circumplexisset

title: circumplexisset


text: circumplexissemus

title: circumplexissemus


text: circumplexissetis

title: circumplexissetis


text: circumplexissent

title: circumplexissent


text: circumplectaris

title: circumplectaris


text: circumplectatur

title: circumplectatur


text: circumplectamur

title: circumplectamur


text: circumplectamini

title: circumplectamini


text: circumplectantur

title: circumplectantur


text: circumplecterer

title: circumplecterer


text: circumplectereris

title: circumplectereris


text: circumplecteretur

title: circumplecteretur


text: circumplecteremur

title: circumplecteremur


text: circumplecteremini

title: circumplecteremini


text: circumplecterentur

title: circumplecterentur


text: circumplecte

title: circumplecte


text: circumplectito

title: circumplectito


text: circumplectite

title: circumplectite


text: circumplectitote

title: circumplectitote


text: circumplectunto

title: circumplectunto


text: circumplectere

title: circumplectere


text: circumplectitor

title: circumplectitor


text: circumplectuntor

title: circumplectuntor


text: circumplexisse

title: circumplexisse


text: circumplecti

title: circumplecti


text:
lomm

Etymology
From, from , see also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) bare, naked
 * 2) smooth
 * 3) exact
 * 4) threadbare
 * 5) exact, strict
 * 6) pure, unadulterated
 * 7) clear
 * 8)  unlenited

Etymology
From

Noun

 * 1)  lung

title: lomm


text:
circumsisto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to stand or gather around
 * 2) to surround or beset

Conjugation

 * The alternative perfect circumstitī is rare.

title: circumsisto


text: circumsistis

title: circumsistis


text: circumsistit

title: circumsistit


text: circumsistimus

title: circumsistimus


text: circumsistitis

title: circumsistitis


text: circumsistunt

title: circumsistunt


text: circumsistam

title: circumsistam


text: circumsistes

title: circumsistes


text: circumsistet

title: circumsistet


text: circumsistemus

title: circumsistemus


text: circumsistetis

title: circumsistetis


text: circumsistent

title: circumsistent


text: circumsistebam

title: circumsistebam


text: circumsistebas

title: circumsistebas


text: circumsistebat

title: circumsistebat


text: circumsistebamus

title: circumsistebamus


text: circumsistebatis

title: circumsistebatis


text: circumsistebant

title: circumsistebant


text: circumstiti

title: circumstiti


text: circumstitisti

title: circumstitisti


text: circumstitit

title: circumstitit


text: circumstitimus

title: circumstitimus


text: circumstitistis

title: circumstitistis


text: circumstiterunt

title: circumstiterunt


text: circumstitero

title: circumstitero


text: circumstiteris

title: circumstiteris


text: circumstiterit

title: circumstiterit


text: circumstiterimus

title: circumstiterimus


text: circumstiteritis

title: circumstiteritis


text: circumstiterint

title: circumstiterint


text: circumstiteram

title: circumstiteram


text: circumstiteras

title: circumstiteras


text: circumstiterat

title: circumstiterat


text: circumstiteramus

title: circumstiteramus


text: circumstiteratis

title: circumstiteratis


text: circumstiterant

title: circumstiterant


text: circumsistor

title: circumsistor


text: circumsisteris

title: circumsisteris


text: circumsistitur

title: circumsistitur


text: circumsistimur

title: circumsistimur


text: circumsistimini

title: circumsistimini


text: circumsistuntur

title: circumsistuntur


text: circumsistar

title: circumsistar


text: circumsistetur

title: circumsistetur


text: circumsistemur

title: circumsistemur


text: circumsistemini

title: circumsistemini


text: circumsistentur

title: circumsistentur


text: circumsistebar

title: circumsistebar


text: circumsistebaris

title: circumsistebaris


text: circumsistebatur

title: circumsistebatur


text: circumsistebamur

title: circumsistebamur


text: circumsistebamini

title: circumsistebamini


text: circumsistebantur

title: circumsistebantur


text: circumsistas

title: circumsistas


text: circumsistat

title: circumsistat


text: circumsistamus

title: circumsistamus


text: circumsistatis

title: circumsistatis


text: circumsistant

title: circumsistant


text: circumsisterem

title: circumsisterem


text: circumsisteres

title: circumsisteres


text: circumsisteret

title: circumsisteret


text: circumsisteremus

title: circumsisteremus


text: circumsisteretis

title: circumsisteretis


text: circumsisterent

title: circumsisterent


text: circumstiterim

title: circumstiterim


text: circumstitissem

title: circumstitissem


text: circumstitisses

title: circumstitisses


text: circumstitisset

title: circumstitisset


text: circumstitissemus

title: circumstitissemus


text: circumstitissetis

title: circumstitissetis


text: circumstitissent

title: circumstitissent


text: circumsistaris

title: circumsistaris


text: circumsistatur

title: circumsistatur


text: circumsistamur

title: circumsistamur


text: circumsistamini

title: circumsistamini


text: circumsistantur

title: circumsistantur


text: circumsisterer

title: circumsisterer


text: circumsistereris

title: circumsistereris


text: circumsisteretur

title: circumsisteretur


text: circumsisteremur

title: circumsisteremur


text: circumsisteremini

title: circumsisteremini


text: circumsisterentur

title: circumsisterentur


text: circumsiste

title: circumsiste


text: circumsistito

title: circumsistito


text: circumsistite

title: circumsistite


text: circumsistitote

title: circumsistitote


text: circumsistunto

title: circumsistunto


text: circumsistere

title: circumsistere


text: circumsistitor

title: circumsistitor


text: circumsistuntor

title: circumsistuntor


text: circumstitisse

title: circumstitisse


text:
is gá agus is leor

Conjunction

 * 1)  if and only if

title: is gá agus is leor


text: circumsisti

title: circumsisti


text: Category:ga:Logic

title: Category:ga:Logic


text:
circumspicio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to look around, over or for
 * 2) to survey, examine or review
 * 3) to seek or search for, look about for something with desire
 * 4) to ponder, weigh, consider, reflect
 * 1) to seek or search for, look about for something with desire
 * 2) to ponder, weigh, consider, reflect
 * 1) to ponder, weigh, consider, reflect
 * 1) to ponder, weigh, consider, reflect

title: circumspicio


text:
yl-vairagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) polydactylous

title: yl-vairagh


text: circumspicis

title: circumspicis


text: circumspicit

title: circumspicit


text: circumspicimus

title: circumspicimus


text: circumspicitis

title: circumspicitis


text: circumspiciunt

title: circumspiciunt


text: circumspiciam

title: circumspiciam


text: circumspicies

title: circumspicies


text: circumspiciet

title: circumspiciet


text: circumspiciemus

title: circumspiciemus


text: circumspicietis

title: circumspicietis


text: circumspicient

title: circumspicient


text:
yl-hooill

Noun

 * 1) compound eye

title: yl-hooill


text: circumspiciebam

title: circumspiciebam


text: circumspiciebas

title: circumspiciebas


text: circumspiciebat

title: circumspiciebat


text: circumspiciebamus

title: circumspiciebamus


text: circumspiciebatis

title: circumspiciebatis


text: circumspiciebant

title: circumspiciebant


text: circumspexi

title: circumspexi


text: circumspexisti

title: circumspexisti


text: circumspexit

title: circumspexit


text: circumspeximus

title: circumspeximus


text: circumspexistis

title: circumspexistis


text: circumspexerunt

title: circumspexerunt


text: circumspexero

title: circumspexero


text: circumspexeris

title: circumspexeris


text: circumspexerit

title: circumspexerit


text: circumspexerimus

title: circumspexerimus


text: circumspexeritis

title: circumspexeritis


text: circumspexerint

title: circumspexerint


text: circumspexeram

title: circumspexeram


text: circumspexeras

title: circumspexeras


text: circumspexerat

title: circumspexerat


text: circumspexeramus

title: circumspexeramus


text: circumspexeratis

title: circumspexeratis


text: circumspexerant

title: circumspexerant


text: circumspicior

title: circumspicior


text: circumspiceris

title: circumspiceris


text: circumspicitur

title: circumspicitur


text: circumspicimur

title: circumspicimur


text: circumspicimini

title: circumspicimini


text: circumspiciuntur

title: circumspiciuntur


text: circumspiciar

title: circumspiciar


text: circumspicieris

title: circumspicieris


text: circumspicietur

title: circumspicietur


text: circumspiciemur

title: circumspiciemur


text: circumspiciemini

title: circumspiciemini


text: circumspicientur

title: circumspicientur


text: circumspiciebar

title: circumspiciebar


text: circumspiciebaris

title: circumspiciebaris


text: circumspiciebatur

title: circumspiciebatur


text: circumspiciebamur

title: circumspiciebamur


text: circumspiciebamini

title: circumspiciebamini


text: circumspiciebantur

title: circumspiciebantur


text: circumspicias

title: circumspicias


text: circumspiciat

title: circumspiciat


text: circumspiciamus

title: circumspiciamus


text: circumspiciatis

title: circumspiciatis


text: circumspiciant

title: circumspiciant


text: circumspicerem

title: circumspicerem


text: circumspiceres

title: circumspiceres


text: circumspiceret

title: circumspiceret


text: circumspiceremus

title: circumspiceremus


text: circumspiceretis

title: circumspiceretis


text: circumspicerent

title: circumspicerent


text: circumspexerim

title: circumspexerim


text: circumspexissem

title: circumspexissem


text: circumspexisses

title: circumspexisses


text: circumspexisset

title: circumspexisset


text: circumspexissemus

title: circumspexissemus


text: circumspexissetis

title: circumspexissetis


text: circumspexissent

title: circumspexissent


text: circumspiciaris

title: circumspiciaris


text: circumspiciatur

title: circumspiciatur


text: circumspiciamur

title: circumspiciamur


text: circumspiciamini

title: circumspiciamini


text: circumspiciantur

title: circumspiciantur


text: circumspicerer

title: circumspicerer


text: circumspicereris

title: circumspicereris


text: circumspiceretur

title: circumspiceretur


text: circumspiceremur

title: circumspiceremur


text: circumspiceremini

title: circumspiceremini


text: circumspicerentur

title: circumspicerentur


text: circumspice

title: circumspice


text: circumspicito

title: circumspicito


text: circumspicite

title: circumspicite


text: circumspicitote

title: circumspicitote


text: circumspiciunto

title: circumspiciunto


text: circumspicere

title: circumspicere


text: circumspicitor

title: circumspicitor


text: circumspiciuntor

title: circumspiciuntor


text: circumspexisse

title: circumspexisse


text: circumspici

title: circumspici


text:
circumspectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) surveyed, looked around or over
 * 2) well-considered, prudent, as in the appellations circumspectus vir (prudent man), circumspectus magister

title: circumspectus


text:
ezrelék

Etymology
. From.

Noun

 * 1) per mille, permille (‰)

title: ezrelék


text:
yl-daahagh

Etymology
From +  (compare 🇨🇬).

Adjective

 * 1) multicolored, polychromatic

title: yl-daahagh


text: ezrelékek

title: ezrelékek


text:
yl-happ

Noun

 * 1) emporium

title: yl-happ


text:
yl-ghaait

Adjective

 * 1) colorful

title: yl-ghaait


text:
буквалиста

Noun

 * 1) A person who understands words literally.

title: буквалиста


text:
equidecomposable

Adjective

 * 1)  Capable of being decomposed into a number of pieces that can be reassembled into either of the two.

title: equidecomposable


text:
equidecomposability

Noun

 * 1)  The quality of being equidecomposable.

title: equidecomposability


text:
circumvallo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to surround with a wall
 * 2) to blockade or besiege
 * 3) to beset

title: circumvallo


text: circumvallas

title: circumvallas


text: circumvallat

title: circumvallat


text: circumvallamus

title: circumvallamus


text: circumvallatis

title: circumvallatis


text: circumvallant

title: circumvallant


text: circumvallabo

title: circumvallabo


text: circumvallabis

title: circumvallabis


text: circumvallabit

title: circumvallabit


text: circumvallabimus

title: circumvallabimus


text: circumvallabitis

title: circumvallabitis


text: circumvallabunt

title: circumvallabunt


text: circumvallabam

title: circumvallabam