text: soldojn

title: soldojn


text:
eslava

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  wash water that, because of the rests of aliments it contains, is feed to the pigs
 * 2)  soup for feeding the pigs, prepared with greens, potato peels, turnips, bran and leftovers
 * 1)  soup for feeding the pigs, prepared with greens, potato peels, turnips, bran and leftovers

Etymology 2
From.

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

title: eslava


text: eslaus

title: eslaus


text: eslaves

title: eslaves


text:
essedum

Noun

 * 1)  A chariot, especially a Roman one.

Etymology
Of origin, from, from , the root of which is from ; cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) chariot
 * 2) carriage

title: essedum


text: esseda

title: esseda


text: essedi

title: essedi


text: essedorum

title: essedorum


text: essedo

title: essedo


text: essedis

title: essedis


text: JSDK

title: JSDK


text: υποκρισίας

title: υποκρισίας


text: JSWDK

title: JSWDK


text: υποκρισίες

title: υποκρισίες


text: υποκρισιών

title: υποκρισιών


text: evitat

title: evitat


text: evitamus

title: evitamus


text: evitatis

title: evitatis


text: evitant

title: evitant


text: evitabo

title: evitabo


text: evitabis

title: evitabis


text: evitabit

title: evitabit


text: evitabimus

title: evitabimus


text: evitabitis

title: evitabitis


text: evitabunt

title: evitabunt


text: evitabam

title: evitabam


text: evitabat

title: evitabat


text: evitabamus

title: evitabamus


text: evitabatis

title: evitabatis


text: evitabant

title: evitabant


text: evitavisti

title: evitavisti


text: evitavit

title: evitavit


text: evitavimus

title: evitavimus


text: evitavistis

title: evitavistis


text: evitaverunt

title: evitaverunt


text: evitavero

title: evitavero


text: evitaveris

title: evitaveris


text: evitaverit

title: evitaverit


text: evitaverimus

title: evitaverimus


text: evitaveritis

title: evitaveritis


text: evitaverint

title: evitaverint


text: evitaveram

title: evitaveram


text: evitaveras

title: evitaveras


text: evitaverat

title: evitaverat


text: evitaveramus

title: evitaveramus


text: evitaveratis

title: evitaveratis


text: evitaverant

title: evitaverant


text: evitor

title: evitor


text: evitaris

title: evitaris


text: evitatur

title: evitatur


text: evitamur

title: evitamur


text: evitamini

title: evitamini


text: evitantur

title: evitantur


text: evitabor

title: evitabor


text: evitaberis

title: evitaberis


text: evitabitur

title: evitabitur


text: evitabimur

title: evitabimur


text: evitabimini

title: evitabimini


text: evitabuntur

title: evitabuntur


text: evitabar

title: evitabar


text: evitabaris

title: evitabaris


text: evitabatur

title: evitabatur


text: evitabamur

title: evitabamur


text: evitabamini

title: evitabamini


text: evitabantur

title: evitabantur


text: evitet

title: evitet


text: evitemus

title: evitemus


text: evitetis

title: evitetis


text: evitent

title: evitent


text: evitaret

title: evitaret


text: evitaremus

title: evitaremus


text: evitaretis

title: evitaretis


text: evitarent

title: evitarent


text: evitaverim

title: evitaverim


text: evitavissem

title: evitavissem


text: evitavisses

title: evitavisses


text: evitavisset

title: evitavisset


text: evitavissemus

title: evitavissemus


text: evitavissetis

title: evitavissetis


text: evitavissent

title: evitavissent


text:
eviter

Verb

 * 1) to avoid

title: eviter


text: eviteris

title: eviteris


text: evitetur

title: evitetur


text: evitemur

title: evitemur


text: evitemini

title: evitemini


text: evitentur

title: evitentur


text: evitarer

title: evitarer


text: evitareris

title: evitareris


text: evitaretur

title: evitaretur


text: evitaremur

title: evitaremur


text: evitaremini

title: evitaremini


text: evitarentur

title: evitarentur


text: evitatote

title: evitatote


text: evitanto

title: evitanto


text: evitator

title: evitator


text: evitantor

title: evitantor


text: evitavisse

title: evitavisse


text: evitari

title: evitari


text:
evocat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) recalled

title: evocat


text: evocamus

title: evocamus


text: evocatis

title: evocatis


text:
evocant

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) evocative

title: evocant


text: evocabo

title: evocabo


text: evocabis

title: evocabis


text: evocabit

title: evocabit


text: evocabimus

title: evocabimus


text: evocabitis

title: evocabitis


text: evocabunt

title: evocabunt


text: evocabam

title: evocabam


text: evocabat

title: evocabat


text: evocabamus

title: evocabamus


text: evocabatis

title: evocabatis


text: evocabant

title: evocabant


text: evocavisti

title: evocavisti


text: evocavit

title: evocavit


text: evocavimus

title: evocavimus


text: evocavistis

title: evocavistis


text: evocaverunt

title: evocaverunt


text: evocavero

title: evocavero


text: evocaveris

title: evocaveris


text: evocaverit

title: evocaverit


text: evocaverimus

title: evocaverimus


text: evocaveritis

title: evocaveritis


text: evocaverint

title: evocaverint


text: evocaveram

title: evocaveram


text: evocaveras

title: evocaveras


text: evocaverat

title: evocaverat


text: evocaveramus

title: evocaveramus


text: evocaveratis

title: evocaveratis


text: evocaverant

title: evocaverant


text: evocor

title: evocor


text: evocaris

title: evocaris


text: evocatur

title: evocatur


text: evocamur

title: evocamur


text: evocamini

title: evocamini


text: evocantur

title: evocantur


text: evocabor

title: evocabor


text: evocaberis

title: evocaberis


text: evocabitur

title: evocabitur


text: evocabimur

title: evocabimur


text: evocabimini

title: evocabimini


text: evocabuntur

title: evocabuntur


text: evocabar

title: evocabar


text: evocabaris

title: evocabaris


text: evocabatur

title: evocabatur


text: evocabamur

title: evocabamur


text: evocabamini

title: evocabamini


text: evocabantur

title: evocabantur


text: evocem

title: evocem


text: evoces

title: evoces


text: evocet

title: evocet


text: evocemus

title: evocemus


text: evocetis

title: evocetis


text: evocent

title: evocent


text: evocarem

title: evocarem


text: evocaret

title: evocaret


text: evocaremus

title: evocaremus


text: evocaretis

title: evocaretis


text: evocarent

title: evocarent


text: evocaverim

title: evocaverim


text: evocavissem

title: evocavissem


text: evocavisses

title: evocavisses


text: evocavisset

title: evocavisset


text: evocavissemus

title: evocavissemus


text: evocavissetis

title: evocavissetis


text: evocavissent

title: evocavissent


text: evocer

title: evocer


text: evoceris

title: evoceris


text: evocetur

title: evocetur


text: evocemur

title: evocemur


text: evocemini

title: evocemini


text: evocentur

title: evocentur


text: evocarer

title: evocarer


text: evocareris

title: evocareris


text: evocaretur

title: evocaretur


text: evocaremur

title: evocaremur


text: evocaremini

title: evocaremini


text: evocarentur

title: evocarentur


text: evocatote

title: evocatote


text: evocanto

title: evocanto


text: evocantor

title: evocantor


text: evocavisse

title: evocavisse


text: evocari

title: evocari


text:
evocatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) lured, enticed, having been lured
 * 2) summoned, evoked, having been summoned

Noun

 * 1) veteran called again to service

title: evocatus


text:
evolo

Verb

 * 1) to fly away, up or out
 * 2) to rush (out)

title: evolo


text: evolas

title: evolas


text: evolat

title: evolat


text: evolamus

title: evolamus


text: evolatis

title: evolatis


text: evolant

title: evolant


text: evolabo

title: evolabo


text: evolabis

title: evolabis


text: evolabit

title: evolabit


text: evolabimus

title: evolabimus


text: evolabitis

title: evolabitis


text: evolabunt

title: evolabunt


text: evolabam

title: evolabam


text: evolabas

title: evolabas


text: evolabat

title: evolabat


text: evolabamus

title: evolabamus


text: evolabatis

title: evolabatis


text: evolabant

title: evolabant


text: evolavi

title: evolavi


text: evolavisti

title: evolavisti


text: evolavit

title: evolavit


text: evolavimus

title: evolavimus


text: evolavistis

title: evolavistis


text: evolaverunt

title: evolaverunt


text: evolavero

title: evolavero


text: evolaveris

title: evolaveris


text: evolaverit

title: evolaverit


text: evolaverimus

title: evolaverimus


text: evolaveritis

title: evolaveritis


text: evolaverint

title: evolaverint


text: evolaveram

title: evolaveram


text: evolaveras

title: evolaveras


text: evolaverat

title: evolaverat


text: evolaveramus

title: evolaveramus


text: evolaveratis

title: evolaveratis


text: evolaverant

title: evolaverant


text: evolor

title: evolor


text: evolaris

title: evolaris


text: evolatur

title: evolatur


text: evolamur

title: evolamur


text: evolamini

title: evolamini


text: evolantur

title: evolantur


text: evolabor

title: evolabor


text: evolaberis

title: evolaberis


text: evolabitur

title: evolabitur


text: evolabimur

title: evolabimur


text: evolabimini

title: evolabimini


text: evolabuntur

title: evolabuntur


text: evolabar

title: evolabar


text: evolabaris

title: evolabaris


text: evolabatur

title: evolabatur


text: evolabamur

title: evolabamur


text: evolabamini

title: evolabamini


text: evolabantur

title: evolabantur


text: evolem

title: evolem


text: evoles

title: evoles


text: evolet

title: evolet


text: evolemus

title: evolemus


text: evoletis

title: evoletis


text: evolent

title: evolent


text: evolarem

title: evolarem


text: evolares

title: evolares


text: evolaret

title: evolaret


text: evolaremus

title: evolaremus


text: evolaretis

title: evolaretis


text: evolarent

title: evolarent


text: evolaverim

title: evolaverim


text: evolavissem

title: evolavissem


text: evolavisses

title: evolavisses


text: evolavisset

title: evolavisset


text: evolavissemus

title: evolavissemus


text: evolavissetis

title: evolavissetis


text: evolavissent

title: evolavissent


text: evoler

title: evoler


text: evoleris

title: evoleris


text: evoletur

title: evoletur


text: evolemur

title: evolemur


text: evolemini

title: evolemini


text: evolentur

title: evolentur


text: evolarer

title: evolarer


text: evolareris

title: evolareris


text: evolaretur

title: evolaretur


text: evolaremur

title: evolaremur


text: evolaremini

title: evolaremini


text: evolarentur

title: evolarentur


text: evola

title: evola


text: evolato

title: evolato


text: evolate

title: evolate


text: evolatote

title: evolatote


text: evolanto

title: evolanto


text: evolare

title: evolare


text: evolator

title: evolator


text: evolantor

title: evolantor


text: evolavisse

title: evolavisse


text: evolari

title: evolari


text: επακόλουθου

title: επακόλουθου


text: επακόλουθων

title: επακόλουθων


text: επακόλουθα

title: επακόλουθα


text:
lliga

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) league
 * 2) alloy

title: lliga


text: lligues

title: lligues


text: evocatae

title: evocatae


text: evocatorum

title: evocatorum


text: evocatarum

title: evocatarum


text: evocatam

title: evocatam


text: evocatos

title: evocatos


text: evocatas

title: evocatas


text:
συνέπεια

Etymology
, from, with and.

Noun

 * 1) consistency
 * 2) consequence
 * 1) consequence

title: συνέπεια


text:
antialigning

Noun

 * 1)  aligning in an opposite direction

title: antialigning


text: συνέπειας

title: συνέπειας


text: συνέπειες

title: συνέπειες


text: συνεπειών

title: συνεπειών


text:
countermodel

Noun

 * 1) A conceptual model that describes an alternative possibility to that suggested by an existing model.

title: countermodel


text:
macrodomain

Noun

 * 1) A macroscopic domain

title: macrodomain


text:
multiconnected

Adjective

 * 1) connected via multiple (types of) connections

title: multiconnected


text: nanobubbles

title: nanobubbles


text: solduloj

title: solduloj


text:
nanotoxicity

Noun

 * 1) toxicity of nanomaterials

title: nanotoxicity


text: starkare

title: starkare


text: kortare

title: kortare


text:
prealigned

Adjective

 * 1) aligned prior to another operation

title: prealigned


text: viktigare

title: viktigare


text:
maametallimineraali

Noun

 * 1) rare earth naturally occurring oxides of the lanthanide metals

title: maametallimineraali


text:
Citations:quasidegenerate

 * 2010 Christian Brouder et al, "The Rayleigh-Schrödinger perturbation series of quasi-degenerate systems" arXiv
 * We present the first representation of the general term of the Rayleigh-Schr\"odinger series for quasidegenerate systems.

title: Citations:quasidegenerate


text:
seismocardiography

Noun

 * 1) The non-invasive measurement of accelerations in the chest wall produced by myocardial movement

title: seismocardiography


text:
triexciton

Noun

 * 1)  A quantum combination of three excitons

title: triexciton


text: farligare

title: farligare


text:
axil·la

Etymology
. Doublet of the inherited.

Noun

 * 1) armpit
 * 2)  axil
 * 1)  axil

title: axil·la


text: djupare

title: djupare


text: vidlyftigare

title: vidlyftigare


text: uthålligare

title: uthålligare


text: tystare

title: tystare


text: tryggare

title: tryggare


text: axil·les

title: axil·les


text: svårare

title: svårare


text: stiligare

title: stiligare


text: skarpare

title: skarpare


text: sällsyntare

title: sällsyntare


text: sällsammare

title: sällsammare


text: rökigare

title: rökigare


text: rörigare

title: rörigare


text: rörligare

title: rörligare


text:
renare

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) ; purifier
 * 2) filter

title: renare


text: roligare

title: roligare


text: gladare

title: gladare


text:
comú

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) common

title: comú


text: ödsligare

title: ödsligare


text: mörkare

title: mörkare


text: märkligare

title: märkligare


text: mänskligare

title: mänskligare


text: lyckligare

title: lyckligare


text: lugnare

title: lugnare


text: kalare

title: kalare


text: comuns

title: comuns


text: kallare

title: kallare


text: varmare

title: varmare


text: hetare

title: hetare


text: hårdare

title: hårdare


text: generösare

title: generösare


text: fortare

title: fortare


text: snabbare

title: snabbare


text: finare

title: finare


text: fulare

title: fulare


text: fullare

title: fullare


text: fattigare

title: fattigare


text: rikare

title: rikare


text: dovare

title: dovare


text: djärvare

title: djärvare


text: blygsammare

title: blygsammare


text: blygare

title: blygare


text: enklare

title: enklare


text:
nyare

Noun

 * 1) coral reef

title: nyare


text: vanligare

title: vanligare


text: tydligare

title: tydligare


text: ljusare

title: ljusare


text: modernare

title: modernare


text: billigare

title: billigare


text: dyrare

title: dyrare


text: långsammare

title: långsammare


text: kraftigare

title: kraftigare


text: snyggare

title: snyggare


text: ädlare

title: ädlare


text: sötare

title: sötare


text: rödare

title: rödare


text: gulare

title: gulare


text: blåare

title: blåare


text: gråare

title: gråare


text: svartare

title: svartare


text:
brunare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) burnishing

title: brunare


text: gulligare

title: gulligare


text: trognare

title: trognare


text: effektivare

title: effektivare


text: lämpligare

title: lämpligare


text: säkrare

title: säkrare


text: fagrare

title: fagrare


text: räligare

title: räligare


text: träligare

title: träligare


text: tråkigare

title: tråkigare


text: ensammare

title: ensammare


text: tjockare

title: tjockare


text: tunnare

title: tunnare


text: mjukare

title: mjukare


text: smidigare

title: smidigare


text: vigare

title: vigare


text: mildare

title: mildare


text: strängare

title: strängare


text: noggrannare

title: noggrannare


text: grannare

title: grannare


text: snarfagrare

title: snarfagrare


text: sannare

title: sannare


text:
încrucișare de drumuri

Noun

 * 1) road crossing

title: încrucișare de drumuri


text:
Rhymes:English/iːk.li

Two syllables

 * bleakly
 * meekly
 * sleekly
 * weakly
 * weekly

Three syllables

 * biweekly

title: Rhymes:English/iːk.li


text:
rappare

Verb

 * 1)  to rap
 * 2)  to rap (an opera, etc.)

Noun

 * 1) rapper a singer of rap music

title: rappare


text: utförligare

title: utförligare


text: soldulon

title: soldulon


text:
rättare

Noun

 * 1) a foreman on a large farm

title: rättare


text: tätare

title: tätare


text: klarare

title: klarare


text: trevligare

title: trevligare


text: աւծանելիք

title: աւծանելիք


text: soldulojn

title: soldulojn


text:
öppnare

Etymology
The noun comes from the verb.

Noun

 * 1) an opener (of doors, bottles, cans)

title: öppnare


text: slutnare

title: slutnare


text: vettigare

title: vettigare


text: allvarligare

title: allvarligare


text: fylligare

title: fylligare


text: intressantare

title: intressantare


text: äventyrligare

title: äventyrligare


text: snävare

title: snävare


text:
Talk:warmline

Wikipedia link redirects to National HIV/AIDS Clinicians' Consultation Center (NCCC), which isn't encouraging. It suggests this should be Warmline, which almost certainly wouldn't meet. CFI. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:11, 10 November 2010 (UTC)

Warmline definition
I don't understand what the issue is. Every time I try to update this page it gets erased. A warmline is a very specific type of telephone assistance. It is not simply a phone line for non emergencies. It is specifically for mental health and it is specifically staffed by peers rather than licensed clinicians. Not only is it frustrating that this page keeps getting erased but it is unhelpful for people with mental health issues. Many people do no know about these resources. While it is not for crises warmlines can assist individuals with their symptoms to help get through the night. Proximah (talk) 09:36, 19 January 2022 (UTC)
 * Your definition is a more specialized version of the general sense, which you keep obliterating. If you were to add it as a subsense, that might be okay- but not every use of the term fits your definition. It's not helpful to tell someone who has used a warmline geared toward giving information about AIDS symptoms or breastfeeding that they have mental health issues. Chuck Entz (talk) 13:58, 19 January 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:warmline


text: ovanligare

title: ovanligare


text: echtst

title: echtst


text: rimligare

title: rimligare


text: echtere

title: echtere


text: echtste

title: echtste


text: buys up

title: buys up


text: buying up

title: buying up


text: echts

title: echts


text: bought up

title: bought up


text:
grundare

Etymology
The noun comes from the verb.

Noun

 * 1) a founder (someone who initiates something)

title: grundare


text: buy-ins

title: buy-ins


text: echters

title: echters


text: sydligare

title: sydligare


text: nordligare

title: nordligare


text: östligare

title: östligare


text: västligare

title: västligare


text: troligare

title: troligare


text:
torrare

Etymology
From, present infinitive of , derived from.

Verb

 * 1)  to
 * 2)  to
 * 3)  to, to
 * 4)  to
 * 1)  to, to
 * 2)  to
 * 1)  to

Conjugation

 * Logudorese conjugation:

 * Nuorese conjugation:

 * Conjugation according to the Limba Sarda Comuna:

title: torrare


text: buy-outs

title: buy-outs


text: våtare

title: våtare


text: blötare

title: blötare


text: fuktigare

title: fuktigare


text: krångligare

title: krångligare


text:
fastare

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) ; faster person who voluntarily refrains from eating

title: fastare


text:
lösare

Noun

 * 1) a solver
 * 2) a dissolver
 * 1) a dissolver

title: lösare


text: jämnare

title: jämnare


text:
ał-

Prefix

 * 1) each other

Usage notes

 * Reciprocal third-person pronoun prefix

title: ał-


text: smartare

title: smartare


text:
etnisk reinsing

Noun

 * 1) ethnic cleansing

title: etnisk reinsing


text: populärare

title: populärare


text: kraftfullare

title: kraftfullare


text: svalare

title: svalare


text: vekare

title: vekare


text: striktare

title: striktare


text: stabilare

title: stabilare


text: labilare

title: labilare


text: stadigare

title: stadigare


text:
cumpărător

Etymology
From or from, from. Compare Portuguese and Spanish, Italian.

Noun

 * 1) buyer

title: cumpărător


text: klokare

title: klokare


text: dummare

title: dummare


text: vackrare

title: vackrare


text: konstigare

title: konstigare


text: galnare

title: galnare


text: mäktigare

title: mäktigare


text: listigare

title: listigare


text: snällare

title: snällare


text:
blekare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a bleacher, one who bleaches textile

title: blekare


text: rakare

title: rakare


text: försiktigare

title: försiktigare


text: sportigare

title: sportigare


text:
roată dințată

Etymology
From + a derivative of.

Noun

 * 1) gear wheel

title: roată dințată


text: lindrigare

title: lindrigare


text: lyxigare

title: lyxigare


text:
ceilte

Adjective

 * 1) hidden, concealed

title: ceilte


text: seriösare

title: seriösare


text: riktigare

title: riktigare


text: naturligare

title: naturligare


text: bekvämare

title: bekvämare


text: känsligare

title: känsligare


text: jobbigare

title: jobbigare


text: vänligare

title: vänligare


text: rockigare

title: rockigare


text: trovärdigare

title: trovärdigare


text: knepigare

title: knepigare


text: kyligare

title: kyligare


text: frostigare

title: frostigare


text: besvärligare

title: besvärligare


text: rymligare

title: rymligare


text: skickligare

title: skickligare


text: fullständigare

title: fullständigare


text:
exagito

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to set in motion
 * 2) to drive out or away
 * 3) to stir up, shake up, disturb
 * 4) to harass, persecute, disquiet, disturb
 * 5) to attack (with criticism); criticise, censure, rail at, scold

title: exagito


text: skändligare

title: skändligare


text: skamligare

title: skamligare


text: duktigare

title: duktigare


text: exagitas

title: exagitas


text: exagitat

title: exagitat


text: exagitamus

title: exagitamus


text: exagitatis

title: exagitatis


text: exagitant

title: exagitant


text: exagitabo

title: exagitabo


text: exagitabis

title: exagitabis


text: exagitabit

title: exagitabit


text: exagitabimus

title: exagitabimus


text: exagitabitis

title: exagitabitis


text: exagitabunt

title: exagitabunt


text: exagitabam

title: exagitabam


text: exagitabas

title: exagitabas


text: exagitabat

title: exagitabat


text: exagitabamus

title: exagitabamus


text: exagitabatis

title: exagitabatis


text: exagitabant

title: exagitabant


text: exagitavi

title: exagitavi


text: dugligare

title: dugligare


text: exagitavisti

title: exagitavisti


text: exagitavit

title: exagitavit


text: exagitavimus

title: exagitavimus


text: exagitavistis

title: exagitavistis


text: exagitaverunt

title: exagitaverunt


text: exagitavero

title: exagitavero


text: exagitaveris

title: exagitaveris


text: exagitaverit

title: exagitaverit


text: exagitaverimus

title: exagitaverimus


text: exagitaveritis

title: exagitaveritis


text: exagitaverint

title: exagitaverint


text: exagitaveram

title: exagitaveram


text: exagitaveras

title: exagitaveras


text: exagitaverat

title: exagitaverat


text: exagitaveramus

title: exagitaveramus


text: exagitaveratis

title: exagitaveratis


text: exagitaverant

title: exagitaverant


text: stramare

title: stramare


text: exagitor

title: exagitor


text: exagitaris

title: exagitaris


text: exagitatur

title: exagitatur


text: exagitamur

title: exagitamur


text: exagitamini

title: exagitamini


text: exagitantur

title: exagitantur


text: exagitabor

title: exagitabor


text: exagitaberis

title: exagitaberis


text: exagitabitur

title: exagitabitur


text: exagitabimur

title: exagitabimur


text: exagitabimini

title: exagitabimini


text: exagitabuntur

title: exagitabuntur


text: exagitabar

title: exagitabar


text: exagitabaris

title: exagitabaris


text: exagitabatur

title: exagitabatur


text: exagitabamur

title: exagitabamur


text: exagitabamini

title: exagitabamini


text: exagitabantur

title: exagitabantur


text: exagitem

title: exagitem


text: exagites

title: exagites


text: exagitet

title: exagitet


text: exagitemus

title: exagitemus


text: exagitetis

title: exagitetis


text: exagitent

title: exagitent


text: exagitarem

title: exagitarem


text: exagitares

title: exagitares


text: exagitaret

title: exagitaret


text: exagitaremus

title: exagitaremus


text: exagitaretis

title: exagitaretis


text: exagitarent

title: exagitarent


text: exagitaverim

title: exagitaverim


text: exagitavissem

title: exagitavissem


text: exagitavisses

title: exagitavisses


text: exagitavisset

title: exagitavisset


text: exagitavissemus

title: exagitavissemus


text: exagitavissetis

title: exagitavissetis


text: exagitavissent

title: exagitavissent


text: exagiter

title: exagiter


text: exagiteris

title: exagiteris


text: exagitetur

title: exagitetur


text: exagitemur

title: exagitemur


text: exagitemini

title: exagitemini


text: exagitentur

title: exagitentur


text: exagitarer

title: exagitarer


text: exagitareris

title: exagitareris


text: exagitaretur

title: exagitaretur


text: exagitaremur

title: exagitaremur


text: exagitaremini

title: exagitaremini


text: exagitarentur

title: exagitarentur


text: exagita

title: exagita


text: exagitato

title: exagitato


text: exagitatote

title: exagitatote


text: exagitanto

title: exagitanto


text: exagitare

title: exagitare


text: exagitator

title: exagitator


text: exagitantor

title: exagitantor


text: exagitavisse

title: exagitavisse


text: exagitari

title: exagitari


text:
exagitatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) driven out or away, having been driven out
 * 2) stirred up, shaken up, disturbed, having been stirred up
 * 3) harassed, persecuted, disquieted, disturbed, having been harassed
 * 4) attacked (with criticism); criticised, censured, railed at, scolded, having been criticised

title: exagitatus


text: livligare

title: livligare


text: spetsigare

title: spetsigare


text: begripligare

title: begripligare


text: grundligare

title: grundligare


text: teaks

title: teaks


text:
carráiste

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  carriage

title: carráiste


text: flitigare

title: flitigare


text: nyttigare

title: nyttigare


text: häftigare

title: häftigare


text: exagitata

title: exagitata


text: exagitati

title: exagitati


text: exagitatae

title: exagitatae


text: exagitatorum

title: exagitatorum


text: exagitatarum

title: exagitatarum


text: exagitatam

title: exagitatam


text: exagitatos

title: exagitatos


text: exagitatas

title: exagitatas


text: behagligare

title: behagligare


text:
blith

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

Adjective

 * 1) milch, lactating, full of milk
 * 2) in calf, in lamb , pregnant
 * 3) fruitful, productive, nourishing

Noun

 * 1) milk, dairy produce
 * 2) lactation
 * 3) dairying
 * 4) milch cow or other lactating animal
 * 5)  profit, gain, advantage

title: blith


text: överskådligare

title: överskådligare


text: lättsammare

title: lättsammare


text: pålitligare

title: pålitligare


text: ledigare

title: ledigare


text: poppigare

title: poppigare


text: våldsammare

title: våldsammare


text:
examinat

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) examined

title: examinat


text: examinamus

title: examinamus


text: examinatis

title: examinatis


text: examinabo

title: examinabo


text: examinabis

title: examinabis


text: examinabit

title: examinabit


text: examinabimus

title: examinabimus


text: examinabitis

title: examinabitis


text: examinabunt

title: examinabunt


text: examinabam

title: examinabam


text: examinabat

title: examinabat


text: examinabamus

title: examinabamus


text: examinabatis

title: examinabatis


text: examinabant

title: examinabant


text: examinavi

title: examinavi


text: examinavisti

title: examinavisti


text:
cairdinéal

Noun

 * 1)  cardinal
 * 2)  scarlet cloak

title: cairdinéal


text: examinavit

title: examinavit


text: examinavimus

title: examinavimus


text: examinavistis

title: examinavistis


text: examinaverunt

title: examinaverunt


text: examinavero

title: examinavero


text: examinaveris

title: examinaveris


text: examinaverit

title: examinaverit


text: examinaverimus

title: examinaverimus


text: examinaveritis

title: examinaveritis


text: examinaverint

title: examinaverint


text: examinaveram

title: examinaveram


text: examinaveras

title: examinaveras


text: examinaverat

title: examinaverat


text: examinaveramus

title: examinaveramus


text: examinaveratis

title: examinaveratis


text: examinaverant

title: examinaverant


text: examinor

title: examinor


text: examinaris

title: examinaris


text: examinatur

title: examinatur


text: examinamur

title: examinamur


text: examinamini

title: examinamini


text: examinantur

title: examinantur


text: examinabor

title: examinabor


text: examinaberis

title: examinaberis


text: examinabitur

title: examinabitur


text: examinabimur

title: examinabimur


text: examinabimini

title: examinabimini


text: examinabuntur

title: examinabuntur


text: examinabar

title: examinabar


text: examinabaris

title: examinabaris


text: examinabatur

title: examinabatur


text: examinabamur

title: examinabamur


text: examinabamini

title: examinabamini


text: examinabantur

title: examinabantur


text: examinem

title: examinem


text: examinet

title: examinet


text: examinemus

title: examinemus


text: examinetis

title: examinetis


text: examinarem

title: examinarem


text: examinaret

title: examinaret


text: examinaremus

title: examinaremus


text: examinaretis

title: examinaretis


text: examinarent

title: examinarent


text: examinaverim

title: examinaverim


text: examinavissem

title: examinavissem


text: examinavisses

title: examinavisses


text: examinavisset

title: examinavisset


text: examinavissemus

title: examinavissemus


text: examinavissetis

title: examinavissetis


text: examinavissent

title: examinavissent


text: examineris

title: examineris


text: examinetur

title: examinetur


text: examinemur

title: examinemur


text: examinemini

title: examinemini


text: examinentur

title: examinentur


text: examinarer

title: examinarer


text: examinareris

title: examinareris


text: examinaretur

title: examinaretur


text: examinaremur

title: examinaremur


text: examinaremini

title: examinaremini


text: examinarentur

title: examinarentur


text: examinato

title: examinato


text:
examinate

Etymology
From , past participle of. See.

Noun

 * 1)  One who is subjected to examination.

title: examinate


text: examinatote

title: examinatote


text: examinanto

title: examinanto


text:
examinator

Noun

 * 1)  An examiner.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  someone who sets an examination

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) examiner

title: examinator


text: examinantor

title: examinantor


text: examinavisse

title: examinavisse


text: examinari

title: examinari


text:
examinatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) weighed, considered, having been considered
 * 2) examined, having been examined

title: examinatus


text: examinata

title: examinata


text: examinati

title: examinati


text: examinatae

title: examinatae


text: examinatorum

title: examinatorum


text: examinatarum

title: examinatarum


text: examinatam

title: examinatam


text: examinatos

title: examinatos


text: examinatas

title: examinatas


text: exanimata

title: exanimata


text: exanimati

title: exanimati


text: exanimatae

title: exanimatae


text: exanimatorum

title: exanimatorum


text: exanimatarum

title: exanimatarum


text: exanimatam

title: exanimatam


text: exanimatos

title: exanimatos


text: exanimatas

title: exanimatas


text:
değin

Etymology 1
From, also , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Postposition

 * 1)  till, until

Etymology 2
From. In dictionaries usually as. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  squirrel

title: değin


text:
exardesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to flare or blaze up
 * 2) to glow
 * 3)  to rage, blaze forth, burst forth, flare up, become fired, inflamed, excited
 * 4) to be provoked
 * 5) to be exasperated
 * 1) to be exasperated

Conjugation

 * The past passive participle does exist.

title: exardesco


text: ringast

title: ringast


text:
delim

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  many

title: delim


text: otydligare

title: otydligare


text:
contor Geiger

Noun

 * 1) Geiger counter

title: contor Geiger


text: gynnsammare

title: gynnsammare


text: trögare

title: trögare


text: rikligare

title: rikligare


text: luftigare

title: luftigare


text: fredligare

title: fredligare


text: enhetligare

title: enhetligare


text: miljövänligare

title: miljövänligare


text: kunnigare

title: kunnigare


text: tåligare

title: tåligare


text: ytligare

title: ytligare


text: klumpigare

title: klumpigare


text: skonsammare

title: skonsammare


text: hälsosammare

title: hälsosammare


text: Sergen

title: Sergen


text: sakligare

title: sakligare


text: ljussvagare

title: ljussvagare


text: proffsigare

title: proffsigare


text: hastigare

title: hastigare


text: synligare

title: synligare


text:
demin

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  Demineralized water.

Etymology
From, of disputed origin. MacBain derives it from, while Pedersen derives it from + a derivative of , thus ‘unchangeable’.

Adjective

 * 1) sure, certain
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- Is demniu liunn a n-ad·chiam húa súlib ol·daas an ro·chluinemmar húa chlúasaib.

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

Adverb

 * 1) just now; immediately

title: demin


text: exardescis

title: exardescis


text: exardescit

title: exardescit


text: exardescimus

title: exardescimus


text: exardescitis

title: exardescitis


text: exardescunt

title: exardescunt


text: exardescam

title: exardescam


text: exardesces

title: exardesces


text: exardescet

title: exardescet


text: exardescemus

title: exardescemus


text: exardescetis

title: exardescetis


text: exardescent

title: exardescent


text: exardescebam

title: exardescebam


text: exardescebas

title: exardescebas


text: exardescebat

title: exardescebat


text: exardescebamus

title: exardescebamus


text: exardescebatis

title: exardescebatis


text: exardescebant

title: exardescebant


text: exardescas

title: exardescas


text: exardescat

title: exardescat


text: exardescamus

title: exardescamus


text: exardescatis

title: exardescatis


text: exardescant

title: exardescant


text: exardescerem

title: exardescerem


text: exardesceres

title: exardesceres


text: exardesceret

title: exardesceret


text: exardesceremus

title: exardesceremus


text: exardesceretis

title: exardesceretis


text: exardescerent

title: exardescerent


text: exardesce

title: exardesce


text: exardescito

title: exardescito


text: exardescite

title: exardescite


text: exardescitote

title: exardescitote


text: exardescunto

title: exardescunto


text: exardescere

title: exardescere


text: exardescisse

title: exardescisse


text: luddigare

title: luddigare


text:
nedreptate

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) iniquity
 * 2) injustice
 * 1) injustice

title: nedreptate


text: argare

title: argare


text: väsentligare

title: väsentligare


text: vardagligare

title: vardagligare


text: piggare

title: piggare


text: högtidligare

title: högtidligare


text: härdigare

title: härdigare


text: ålderdomligare

title: ålderdomligare


text: personligare

title: personligare


text: fördelaktigare

title: fördelaktigare


text: ursprungligare

title: ursprungligare


text: sparsammare

title: sparsammare


text: giftigare

title: giftigare


text: ärligare

title: ärligare


text: PFCA

title: PFCA


text: hederligare

title: hederligare


text: PFCAs

title: PFCAs


text: PAPs

title: PAPs


text:
Talk:enticement

I think the exclusive emphasis on evil/sin etc. is, while a valid sense of the word, a rather dated way in which the word was used, and certainly not the only sense. In more modern usage, enticement has a much more neutral or non-pejorative sense. For example, in economics, in a situation where prices tend to be higher than marginal cost, competition is enticed to enter the market. I'm sure there are many other examples of modern usage. I don't know if I'll have time to research and add them, but the entry is deficient today. Cheers. N2e 15:00, 10 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:enticement


text:
Simó

Proper noun

 * 1) Simon Biblical figure
 * 1) Simon Biblical figure

title: Simó


text:
cognom

Etymology
and adapted to Catalan.

Noun

 * 1) surname

title: cognom


text: cognoms

title: cognoms


text:
asseveració

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) asseveration

title: asseveració


text: asseveracions

title: asseveracions


text: boklar

title: boklar


text:
claykicker

Noun

 * 1)  A member of a tunnelling engineering squad in World War I.

title: claykicker


text: bayraklar

title: bayraklar


text:
lhoobid

Noun

 * 1) suppleness

title: lhoobid


text:
gearb

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) scab
 * 2) mange

title: gearb


text: prydligare

title: prydligare


text:
gearbach

Etymology
From. .

Adjective

 * 1) scabby, mangy

Noun

 * 1)  scab

title: gearbach


text: matigare

title: matigare


text: knivigare

title: knivigare


text: heligare

title: heligare


text: artigare

title: artigare


text: Category:hy:Armenia

title: Category:hy:Armenia


text: trubbigare

title: trubbigare


text: Category:xcl:Armenia

title: Category:xcl:Armenia


text: värdigare

title: värdigare


text: hemligare

title: hemligare


text: tillförlitligare

title: tillförlitligare


text: suddigare

title: suddigare


text: märkvärdigare

title: märkvärdigare


text: kantigare

title: kantigare


text: rundare

title: rundare


text: folkligare

title: folkligare


text: festligare

title: festligare


text: bördigare

title: bördigare


text: betydligare

title: betydligare


text: tveksammare

title: tveksammare


text: ordentligare

title: ordentligare


text: blodigare

title: blodigare


text: abstraktare

title: abstraktare


text: konkretare

title: konkretare


text: aktivare

title: aktivare


text: aktuellare

title: aktuellare


text: allmännare

title: allmännare


text: ambitiösare

title: ambitiösare


text: andligare

title: andligare


text: angelägnare

title: angelägnare


text: attraktivare

title: attraktivare


text: correctional officer

title: correctional officer


text: Template:R:hy:HTB

title: Template:R:hy:HTB


text: bekantare

title: bekantare


text:
exaresco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to dry up (completely)

title: exaresco


text: centralare

title: centralare


text: exarescis

title: exarescis


text: exarescit

title: exarescit


text: exarescimus

title: exarescimus


text: exarescitis

title: exarescitis


text: exarescunt

title: exarescunt


text: exarescam

title: exarescam


text: exaresces

title: exaresces


text: exarescet

title: exarescet


text: exarescemus

title: exarescemus


text: exarescetis

title: exarescetis


text: exarescent

title: exarescent


text: exarescebam

title: exarescebam


text: exarescebas

title: exarescebas


text: exarescebat

title: exarescebat


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Appendix:Latin script/alphabets

Alphabets
Alphabets based on Latin script may be formed by single letters and digraphs, with or without diacritics.

This list should include all alphabets that use Latin script, in their respective alphabetic orders.

Azerbaijani (Azəri) alphabet
The letter Əə was formerly written as Ää before 1992. The overdotted letter İ matches with lowercase (small) i, while regular highercase (capital) I goes with undotted small ı—like in Turkish.

Basque alphabet
The letters C, Q, V, W, Y and their lower case counterparts are used only in words borrowed from other languages.

Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian alphabet
Bosnian and Serbian may also be written in Cyrillic script.

Cheyenne alphabet
High pitch:

Mid pitch:

Whispered: (the tone and voice diacritics may be omitted in writting)

Danish alphabet
The letters C, Q, W, X, Z and their lower case counterparts are used mainly in words borrowed from other languages.

Finnish alphabet

 * Also recognized as part of the orthography, but not the alphabet: Š/š, W/w, Ž/ž (considered variants of S/s, V/v and Z/z respectively).
 * Letters only used in borrowings: B/b, C/c, F/f, Q/q, X/x, Z/z, Å/å (the last of these only used to write Swedish names). In addition, the letters D/d and G/g only show up in specific environments in native words (the latter only as part of the digraph ng).

French alphabet
This is the normal French alphabet.

Galician alphabet
The letters J, K, W, Y and their lower case counterparts are used only in words borrowed from other languages.

Gothic alphabet

 * Each letter also has a numeric value. The letters 𐍁 and 𐍊 are used only as numerals.

Hausa alifabitu
Tones: High: Acute ˊ (e.g. : Áá; optional) High-low falling: Circumflex (e.g. : Ââ) Low: Grave ˋ (e.g. : Àà)

Hawaiian alphabet
Although not part of the Hawaiian alphabet, the following letters are used in Hawaiian words: Ā, Ē, Ī, Ō, Ū, and their respective lowercase versions ā, ē, ī, ō, and ū. The letter T, along with t, can sometimes be found in the place of K and k; this practice is most common on the island of Niʻihau.

Hungarian alphabet
wikisource:Hungarian spelling - Alphabet

Old Hungarian letters
The letters in the first column may be found in family names. Pronounce them the same as their modern counterparts in the second column.
 * aa — á (e.g., Gaal)
 * eé — é (e.g., Veér)
 * eő — ö (e.g., Eötvös)
 * ew — ö (e.g., Thewrewk)
 * oó — ó (e.g., Soós)
 * y — i (e.g., Kölcsey)
 * ch — cs (e.g., Madách); or as /x/ (=kh) (e.g., Dóchannyi)
 * cz — c (e.g., Czuczor)
 * s — zs (e.g., Jósika)
 * th — t (e.g., Csáth)
 * ts — cs (e.g., Takáts)
 * w — v (e.g., Wesselényi)

Lakota alphabet
The acute accent marks the pitch accent on stressed vowels (which have a higher tone than nonstressed ones).

Livonian alphabet
The letters ö (ȫ) and y (ȳ) represent phonemes that have fallen out of use in contemporary Livonian. They’ve been replaced with e (ē) and i (ī) respectively.

Māori alphabet
Although not part of the Maori alphabet, the following letters are used in Maori words: Ā, Ē, Ī, Ō, Ū, and their respective lowercase versions ā, ē, ī, ō, and ū.

Navajo alphabet
Long vowels are indicated by doubling: aa, ee, ii, oo. The acute accent marks the high tone, and a rising tone is shown with the second vowel accented: aá, eé, ií, oó. A falling tone has the first vowel accented: áa, ée, íi, óo. If both are accented, it means a high flat tone: áá, éé, íí, óó. A low flat tone has no accents: aa, ee, ii, oo. The hook indicates a nasal vowel: ąą, ęę, įį, ǫǫ.

Diacritical marks
Portuguese uses several diacritical marks to indicate special features in vowels. Letters with diacritics aren’t considered distinct letters.
 * ´ (acute, occurs over a, e, i, o and u) and ^ (circumflex, occurs over a, e and o) indicate stress. Stress is contrastive. For example, the word fábrica is stressed on fá, meaning “factory”, while fabrica is stressed on bri, meaning “he produces, manufactures”.
 * In vowels where a distinction between open and closed occurs, open is marked with ´ (acute), and closed with ^ (circumflex). (â /ɐ/, á /a/, ê /e/, é /ɛ/, ô /o/, ó /ɔ/).
 * ` (grave, occurs over a) indicates fusion with the preposition ', usually with the article ' forming  (to the). In older orthographies, it was used to mark secondary stress in compound words.
 * ~ (tilde, occurs over a and o) indicates that the vowel nasalised. In most cases, however, nasality is indicated by an m or n in the syllable’s coda.
 * ¨ (trema) is used in loanwords. Previously it was used over u to indicate /w/ in the digraphs qüe, qüi, güe and güi.
 * Cedilla is not considered a diacritic, and only occurs under c, where it is used to indicate soft c (/s/, as opposed to /k/) preceding the vowels a, o and u.

Romanian alphabet
The letters Q, W, Y and their lower case counterparts were formerly considered not part of the alphabet and are used only in words borrowed from other languages.

Spanish alphabet
This is the normal Spanish alphabet. However, words are not alphabetized by it. Please read the notes and sections below.

Acute accents
Spanish uses an ´ (acute) diacritical mark over vowels to indicate a vocal stress on a word that would normally be stressed on another syllable. Stress is contrastive. For example, the word ánimo is normally accented on a, meaning "mood, spirit," while animo is stressed on ni meaning "I cheer," and animó is stressed on mó meaning "he cheered."

Additionally Spanish uses the acute mark to distinguish certain words which would otherwise look the same ("homographs"). The acute accent is used in various question words or relative pronoun pairs such as cómo and como (how), dónde and donde (where), and also in some other words such as tú (you) and tu (your), él (he/him) and el (the).

Diaeresis
Spanish uses a ¨ (diaeresis, two dots) diacritical mark over the vowel u to indicate that the u is pronounced in places where it would normally be silent. In particular, the u is silent in the letter combinations gue and gui, but in words such as vergüenza (shame) or pingüino (penguin), the u is in fact pronounced, forming a diphthong with the following vowel: [we] and [wi] respectively.

Vietnamese alphabet
quốc ngữ.

 * J, W and Z are used only in foreign words; F rarely used by personal preference.

 * Flat tone is not marked
 * High rising tone is marked by an acute accent (ô+◌́= ố)
 * Low tone is marked by a grave accent (ô+◌̀= ồ)
 * Dipping-rising tone is marked by a hook above (ô+◌̉= ổ)
 * High rising glottalized tone is marked by a tilde (ô+◌̃= ỗ)
 * Low glottalized tone is marked by a dot below (ô+◌̣= ộ)

Xhosa alphabet
Tones: High: Acute ˊ (e.g. : Áá) High-low falling: Circumflex ˆ (e.g. : Ââ) Low-high rising: Umlaut/dieresis ¨ (e.g. : Ää) Low: Grave ˋ (e.g. : Àà)

Yoruba alphabet
Tones: High: Acute ˊ (e.g. : Áá) High-low falling: Circumflex ˆ (e.g. : Ââ [=áà]) Mid: Macron ˉ (e.g. : Āā; optional) Low-high rising: Caron ˇ (e. g. : Ǎǎ [=àá]) Low: Grave ˋ (e.g. : Àà)

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title: excellamus


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title: excellerem


text: excelleres

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title: excelleremus


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title: excelluisset


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title: excelluissemus


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title: excellite


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title: excellitote


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title: excellunto


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title: excelluisse


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title: excelsissimus


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title: excelsissimum


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exceptat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) excepted

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title: exceptamus


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title: exceptatis


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title: exceptabimus


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title: exceptabitis


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title: exceptavimus


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title: exceptaverimus


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title: exceptaverat


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title: exceptaveramus


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title: exceptaveratis


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title: exceptaverant


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title: exceptaris


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title: exceptatur


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title: exceptamur


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title: exceptamini


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title: exceptantur


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title: exceptabor


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title: exceptaberis


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title: exceptabitur


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title: exceptabimur


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title: exceptabimini


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title: exceptabuntur


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title: exceptabar


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title: exceptabaris


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title: exceptabatur


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title: exceptet


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title: exceptemus


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title: exceptaret


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title: exceptavissent


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title: excepteris


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title: exceptetur


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title: exceptemur


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title: exceptemini


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title: exceptentur


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title: exceptarer


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title: exceptaretur


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title: exceptaremini


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title: exceptarentur


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title: exceptato


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title: exceptate


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title: exceptatote


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title: exceptanto


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exceptare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) exception

title: exceptare


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title: exceptator


text: exceptantor

title: exceptantor


text: exceptavisse

title: exceptavisse


text: exceptari

title: exceptari


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title: omständigare


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title: mustigare


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title: kurvigare


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nonserological

Adjective

 * 1) Not serological.

title: nonserological


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exceptans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) taking in, up or out
 * 2) inhaling

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binariness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being binary.

Alternative forms

 * binaryness

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Adverb

 * 1) In a binaural fashion; using or pertaining to both ears.

Translations

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Appendix:Hindu-Arabic script

The Hindu-Arabic numerical script refers to the group of Hindu-Arabic numerals, also called Arabic numerals or Hindu numerals, that are ten digits used as numerals in multiple languages.

Overview
The Hindu-Arabic digits are, in this order, from lower to higher: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. The symbol represents zero, a null quantity. The symbol represents one unit and  represents two units. Each number represents a single unit higher when compared to the previous number. For example, is one unit higher than.

It is possible to represent more numbers in Hindu-Arabic by restarting the count of digits while placing another digit at the left, effectively forming combinations of digits. A few numbers higher than are, in this order,,  and. Other possible meaningful combinations of digits are, , and. A combination of digits also represents a number.

Here is zero, followed by the next one hundred fifteen numbers:

Exponential notation
The numerical value of each digit is multiplied by a power of ten depending on its position from right to left. For example, the numeral is formed by a  in the first position which represents nine, a  in the second position which represents thirty, and a  in the third position which represents six hundred. Such a reasoning may be analyzed through exponential notation: $$6\times10^2+3\times10^1+9=639$$, therefore the result is six hundred thirty nine.

It is also possible to represent real numbers between zero and one in Hindu-Arabic numerals. This is done by writing a symbol (see below, under "Separators", for discussion of what symbol is used) and then numerals in sequence representing multiples of successive powers of $$\frac1{10}=10^{-1}$$. Thus, for example, represents $$7\times10^{-1}+8\times10^{-2}$$.

Any real number can then be represented in Hindu-Arabic numerals, as the representation of an integer can be followed immediately by the representation of a number between zero and one that is added to it, as, which represents the number $$3+.42$$.

Numerical systems
The system of representing numbers from 0 to 9 is referred to as, but other bases can be used instead of ten. For example, in base four, a system comprising four digits, only, , and  are used, and after them comes  (representing the number which in base ten is represented by ),  (base ten's ),  (base ten's ),  (base ten's ),  (base ten's ), , , , , etc. Note that in base 4,  represents the number written in base ten as $$2\times4^1+0$$ and  represents base ten's $$3\times4^2+1\times4+2=54$$. Usually, when using a system with more than ten digits, they are followed by Latin letters. A list of common numerical systems include:
 * Two digits : binary or base-2.
 * Four digits : quaternary or base-4.
 * Eight digits : octal or base-8.
 * Ten digits : decimal or base-10.
 * Sixteen digits : hexadecimal or base-16.

The Hindu-Arabic numerals can be used outside of positional notation as well. For instance, bijective numeration base ten, also known as ten-adic, has the empty string instead of any glyph to represent zero and uses nine Hindu-Arabic digits plus the first Latin letter representing ten.

Typography
The Hindu-Arabic numerals are widely known and widely used in many languages, including English. There are, however, multiple different typographical characteristics, commonly based on personal choice or on conventions of specific languages.

Separators
For integers with many digits, separator characters may be inserted between groups of digits for ease of reading. The choice of separator character, and the placement of the characters, varies somewhat from language to language, region to region, writer to writer, and context to context. One common approach is to insert commas, periods, apostrophes, or spaces between each three digits from right to left; for example, 71298754 might be written “71,298,754”, “71.298.754”, “71'298'754”, or “71 298 754”.

The symbol to be used as a separator usually varies from language to language:
 * In English, commas or spaces are preferred, depending on region.
 * Many English writers do not use any separator for four-digit numbers: " 9998, 9999, 10,000 "
 * South Asian English writers typically separate numbers after every two digits, except for the last group which has three. For example, the above number would be written "7,12,98,754".
 * In Romance languages including Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish, periods are preferred.
 * In Switzerland, apostrophes are preferred.
 * In Japanese and Chinese, commas are preferred.

For fractional numbers, a symbol known as a decimal mark is inserted after the whole number part. For numbers between zero and one, the leading zero is sometimes omitted, starting with just the decimal mark. This symbol is distinguished from the separator above for consistency within any one system. Unfortunately, this does not preserve consistency between systems, so "1,500" for instance could mean either fifteen hundred or one and a half depending.

 * In English, period or commas are preferred, depending on region.
 * In the United States, a decimal point is used. Monetary values that split a dollar are written at least to the penny, for instance "$1.50" rather than "$1.5", although "$1.5 million" is acceptable.

Height
The lining figures are digits written in uniform height and position, and text figures are digits varying in height and position.

Halfwidth and fullwidth
In Chinese, Japanese and Korean, the ten symbols 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are known as halfwidth characters. There are larger variations known as fullwidth characters: ０, １, ２, ３, ４, ５, ６, ７, ８ and ９.

Superscript and subscript
In multiple contexts, including algebra and chemistry, it is possible to write Hindu-Arabic numerals in:
 * superscript: Small numbers that are positioned slightly above the baseline.
 * subscript: Small numbers that are positioned slightly below the baseline.

Emphasis
For emphasis in comparison with the rest of a text, certain numbers in Hindu-Arabic script may be:
 * bold: Digits written with thicker strokes.
 * italicized: Digits written with inclined strokes.
 * underlined: Digits written above a horizontal stroke.
 * of a different color.

Directionality
Although Hebrew text is read right-to-left, Hindu-Arabic numbers represent the same quantities in English and Hebrew: For example, in a text of either language represents seven hundred fifty-six.

Negatives
Values less than zero are prefixed with a minus sign (-). In bookkeeping, negative values can instead be represented with parentheses, for instance "(100)" indicating minus one hundred dollars, or in red instead of black.

Unicode
The Hindu-Arabic numerals are found in Unicode from the following charts.

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blowe

Etymology 1
See blow (etymology 1)

Etymology 2
See blow (etymology 3)

Verb

 * 1)   to flower, blossom

Etymology 1
From.

Etymology 2
From.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stroke

title: blowe


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Links

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 * Category:te-noun with p
 * Category:te-noun with pl
 * Category:te-noun with p2
 * Category:te-noun with obl
 * Category:te-noun with obl2
 * Category:te-noun with tr
 * Category:te-proper noun with tr

Fonts

 * Google Fonts (Noto) Download fonts for Unicode blocks you need.
 * BabelStone & BabelMap, from Andrew West
 * BabelStone Han, supports upto CJK extension I (Some characters may not present.)
 * BabelStone Han PUA, unencoded characters queuing to be approved (You can make entries with IDS.)
 * BabelMap
 * TH-Feon (v4.0.0) supports upto CJK extension H (Some characters may not present.)
 * If you see elsewhere, please check its version.

Technical issues

 * Proto-Southwestern Tai & Proto-Tai tone symbols: ᴬ ᴮ ꟲ ᴰˢ ᴰᴸ ¹ ² ³ ⁴ . There is no superscript capital S. 😭
 * Some Han characters may have 2 indices. Here is the list (Unicode 15.0.0):
 * 12 code points in CJK Compatibility Ideographs range
 * (U+FA0E, U+FA0F, U+FA11, U+FA13, U+FA14, U+FA1F, U+FA21, U+FA23, U+FA24, U+FA27, U+FA28, and U+FA29)
 * lack a canonical Decomposition_Mapping value in UnicodeData.txt and so are not true CJK Compatibility Ideographs. These twelve characters should be treated as proper CJK Unified Ideographs.
 * (U+FA0E, U+FA0F, U+FA11, U+FA13, U+FA14, U+FA1F, U+FA21, U+FA23, U+FA24, U+FA27, U+FA28, and U+FA29)
 * lack a canonical Decomposition_Mapping value in UnicodeData.txt and so are not true CJK Compatibility Ideographs. These twelve characters should be treated as proper CJK Unified Ideographs.

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transfinity

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being transfinite.

title: transfinity


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title: självständigare


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title: regnigare


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title: omständligare


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title: lönsammare


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title: ivrigare


text: förmånligare

title: förmånligare


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title: behändigare


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title: underligare


text: snårigare

title: snårigare


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title: slarvigare


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title: redigare


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title: plottrigare


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title: petigare


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title: påtagligare


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title: lösligare


text: klatschigare

title: klatschigare


text: frikostigare

title: frikostigare


text: försonligare

title: försonligare


text: ändamålsenligare

title: ändamålsenligare


text: ymnigare

title: ymnigare


text: verkligare

title: verkligare


text: stökigare

title: stökigare


text: snärtigare

title: snärtigare


text: sexigare

title: sexigare


text: saftigare

title: saftigare


text: ostligare

title: ostligare


text: lustigare

title: lustigare


text: krokigare

title: krokigare


text: knubbigare

title: knubbigare


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title: narrowboats


text:
refarming

Etymology
, as in

Noun

 * 1)  The abolition of existing band allocations in the radio spectrum and the more efficient reallocation of the spectrum into smaller bands.

title: refarming


text:
nonearner

Noun

 * 1) One who is not earning money.

title: nonearner


text: nonearners

title: nonearners


text:
regraze

Verb

 * 1)  To graze (feed on) again.

title: regraze


text: regrazing

title: regrazing


text: regrazed

title: regrazed


text: regrazes

title: regrazes


text:
regrease

Verb

 * 1)  To grease again.
 * The parts should be regreased regularly.

title: regrease


text: regreases

title: regreases


text: regreased

title: regreased


text: regreasing

title: regreasing


text:
útsvar

Noun

 * 1) a local city or municipal tax

title: útsvar


text:
relubricate

Verb

 * 1)  To lubricate again.

title: relubricate


text: relubricates

title: relubricates


text: relubricating

title: relubricating


text: relubricated

title: relubricated


text:
relubrication

Noun

 * 1) The act of relubricating.

title: relubrication


text: relubrications

title: relubrications


text: Category:English terms prefixed with all-


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title: hòmens


text: excitavi

title: excitavi


text: excitavisti

title: excitavisti


text: excitavit

title: excitavit


text: excitavimus

title: excitavimus


text: excitavistis

title: excitavistis


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title: excitaverunt


text: excitavero

title: excitavero


text: excitaveris

title: excitaveris


text: excitaverit

title: excitaverit


text: excitaverimus

title: excitaverimus


text: excitaveritis

title: excitaveritis


text:
ringspot

Noun

 * 1)  A symptom of various viral infections in plants.

title: ringspot


text: excitaverint

title: excitaverint


text: excitaveram

title: excitaveram


text: excitaveras

title: excitaveras


text: excitaverat

title: excitaverat


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title: excitaveramus


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title: excitaveratis


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title: excitaverant


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title: excitaverim


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title: excitavissem


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title: excitavisses


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title: excitavisset


text: excitavissemus

title: excitavissemus


text: excitavissetis

title: excitavissetis


text: excitavissent

title: excitavissent


text:
avlija

Etymology
From, from , perhaps from +.

Noun

 * 1) yard, front yard

title: avlija


text:
stroineairkagh

Noun

 * 1) rhinoceros

title: stroineairkagh


text: Category:English terms prefixed with al-


text:
amirite

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

title: amirite


text: sonetos

title: sonetos


text:
nonseizure

Noun

 * 1)  An event or symptom that is not a seizure.
 * 2) Failure to seize (goods, assets, etc.).

title: nonseizure


text: nonseizures

title: nonseizures


text: excitata

title: excitata


text: excitati

title: excitati


text: excitatae

title: excitatae


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title: excitatorum


text: excitatarum

title: excitatarum


text: excitatam

title: excitatam


text: excitatos

title: excitatos


text: excitatas

title: excitatas


text:
caverned

Adjective

 * 1)  Pitted or hollowed out with caverns.
 * 2) Living in a cavern.
 * 1) Living in a cavern.

title: caverned


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text: excruciat

title: excruciat


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title: excruciamus


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title: excruciatis


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title: excruciant


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title: excruciabo


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title: excruciabis


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title: excruciabit


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title: excruciabimus


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title: excruciabitis


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title: excruciabunt


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title: excruciabam


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title: excruciabas


text: excruciabat

title: excruciabat


text: excruciabamus

title: excruciabamus


text: excruciabatis

title: excruciabatis


text: sorgoj

title: sorgoj


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title: excruciabant


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title: excruciavi


text: excruciavisti

title: excruciavisti


text: excruciavit

title: excruciavit


text: excruciavimus

title: excruciavimus


text: excruciavistis

title: excruciavistis


text: excruciaverunt

title: excruciaverunt


text: excruciavero

title: excruciavero


text: excruciaveris

title: excruciaveris


text: excruciaverit

title: excruciaverit


text: excruciaverimus

title: excruciaverimus


text: excruciaveritis

title: excruciaveritis


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title: excruciaverint


text: excruciaveram

title: excruciaveram


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title: excruciaveras


text: excruciaverat

title: excruciaverat


text: excruciaveramus

title: excruciaveramus


text:
sorgon

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to worry

title: sorgon


text: excruciaveratis

title: excruciaveratis


text: excruciaverant

title: excruciaverant


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title: excrucior


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title: excruciaris


text: excruciatur

title: excruciatur


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title: excruciamur


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title: excruciamini


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title: excruciantur


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title: excruciabor


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title: excruciaberis


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title: excruciabitur


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title: excruciabimur


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title: excruciabimini


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title: excruciabuntur


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title: excruciabar


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title: excruciabaris


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title: excruciabatur


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title: excruciabamur


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title: excruciabamini


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title: excruciabantur


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title: excruciem


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title: excrucies


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title: excruciet


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title: excruciemus


text: excrucietis

title: excrucietis


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title: excrucient


text: excruciarem

title: excruciarem


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title: excruciares


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title: excruciaret


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title: excruciaremus


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title: excruciaretis


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title: excruciarent


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title: excruciaverim


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title: excruciavissem


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title: excruciavisses


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title: excruciavisset


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title: excruciavissemus


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title: excruciavissetis


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title: excruciavissent


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title: excrucier


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title: sorgojn


text: excrucieris

title: excrucieris


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title: excrucietur


text: excruciemur

title: excruciemur


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title: excruciemini


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title: excrucientur


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title: excruciarer


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title: excruciareris


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title: excruciaretur


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title: excruciaremur


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title: excruciaremini


text: excruciarentur

title: excruciarentur


text: excrucia

title: excrucia


text: excruciato

title: excruciato


text: excruciatote

title: excruciatote


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title: excrucianto


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title: excruciator


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title: excruciantor


text: excruciavisse

title: excruciavisse


text: excruciari

title: excruciari


text:
excruciatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) tormented greatly, tortured, plagued, having been tortured
 * 2) extorted, having been extorted

title: excruciatus


text: excruciata

title: excruciata


text: excruciati

title: excruciati


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title: excruciatae


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title: excruciatorum


text: excruciatarum

title: excruciatarum


text: excruciatam

title: excruciatam


text: excruciatos

title: excruciatos


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title: excruciatas


text:
Wiktionary talk:About Esperanto

Pronunciation
Apparently (according to fr:) is standard for the e, while we use. For example:

That's the, right? It rhymes with or, etc. Mglovesfun (talk) 17:20, 10 November 2010 (UTC)
 * "Ideally" Esperanto /e/ is a mid vowel ([e̞]), but as there is no further contrast with another vowel in that region and it is an International Auxiliary Language, anything from phonetic close-mid [e] to phonetic open-mid [ɛ] is considered just fine. This also why transcribing the pronunciation as phonemic /e/ is fine (usually easier to type and read). You're right in the assessment of the sound, the speaker pronounces it as [ɛ]. --JorisvS 12:21, 21 January 2011 (UTC)

X-system and H-system
Should we create entries for alternative spellings using the X-system and the H-system? (For example, mangxo and mangho for manĝo) Taliandr (talk) 01:45, 14 September 2013 (UTC)
 * If they're attested, I would say yes. If someone finds something written using one of those systems, they're going to want to look them up, and they may not know how to convert to or (even type) the correct letters. Of course, they should be "alternative spelling of" rather than full entries. That said, I don't edit Esperanto, so my opinion isn't as important as that of those who do. Chuck Entz (talk) 02:55, 14 September 2013 (UTC)
 * I think it would be better to formulate a general policy on each of these systems, rather than leaving it to the vagaries of whether each individual X- or H-spelling happens to be "attested" in the Wiktionary sense. I expect that "attestation" of an X- or H-spelled word will exist only for common words, but there's no logical reason IMHO to include these spellings for common words and not rare ones. —Ruakh TALK 03:37, 14 September 2013 (UTC)
 * We don't store random romanizations or ASCII-izations of other languages, why should we store random ASCII-izations of Esperanto? We can probably cite a lot of accentless French from Usenet; should we add it? Unlike accentless French, no Esperanto speaker, even novice, is generally going to have a problem transcribing these back into the standard form.
 * Esperanto has a clean underlying orthography with a number of different surface orthographies that are generally ASCII-izations. I'd much rather use them as citations for the underlying orthography then split them out.
 * It might be nice to link them in some fashion, but not create entries for them.--Prosfilaes (talk) 09:03, 15 September 2013 (UTC)
 * Perhaps there should be a listing of the ASCII-ized forms (without links) in the entry so that those searching for them will see them in the search results (that's presuming there isn't an entry for that spelling in other languages). Perhaps using a template like those in Han character entries, though I'm not sure if the alt-spellings would show up in searches. Chuck Entz (talk) 15:31, 15 September 2013 (UTC)
 * In case this ever gets revisited, it might be worth considering whether there exist any words that are attested only in one of the ASCII systems, and not in the "proper" orthography, and if this should mean that the "proper" form doesn't get an entry.__Gamren (talk) 22:43, 2 September 2020 (UTC)
 * I'm inclined to "pool" X-system, H-system, and ˆ-system spellings to attest the proper spelling. I think this is what we've done in the past. This is different from variant spellings in most languages, in that it is completely consistent and predictable. It's kind of like pooling simplified and traditional characters to attest a Chinese word (which I assume we would also do). —Granger (talk · contribs) 06:42, 5 September 2020 (UTC)
 * Or for another example: Danish used to capitalize nouns like German, and had a digraph aa that was replaced with å; this we also pool together. I agree that X- and H-spellings should count towards attestation of the proper spelling. The case in Esperanto is even stronger, because those spellings, as I understand it, were never anything more than a technical work-around.__Gamren (talk) 14:05, 7 September 2020 (UTC)
 * This is old, but H-system should indeed be displayed, because it is a fundamental part of Esperanto. in fact, I can make a template for it. That being said, alongside the H-system form should be the literumation form of the h-system form, so as to easily separate h-system ŭ from u.
 * example: [a uo u lo o].
 * This way, the h-system ŭ is clearly marked and captured, for those on computers not able to render diacritics.
 * »X-system« however, should not even be present. it is not Esperanto. it is a reformist movement. No real life Esperantist even asked for this, and blind and deaf esperantists are probably very irritated as a result. 2600:1700:FBF0:B90:DFD9:4B3F:E189:C993 14:35, 24 June 2024 (UTC)
 * actually, the h-system literumation should be opposite way; there should be an additional h-system form of literumation of the esperanto word to clearly mark the ŭ for ASCII only computer.
 * examplely textuated. »a uo u lo o« ← »a ŭo u lo o« ← »aŭulo« . 2600:1700:FBF0:B90:FD0A:77F7:819D:611F 00:15, 25 June 2024 (UTC)

RFC discussion: October 2010–July 2015
If you’ve been using  to generate adjectival participles [-inta(j)(n)/-anta(j)(n)/-onta(j)(n)], bad news: the script was generating Verb part-of-speech headers for those endings instead of Adjective. (The good news is, I’ve fixed the bug.)

What’s worse, it seems that some time ago, Darkicebot mass produced a metric boatload of these pages, all marked with the wrong part of speech.

To fix this mess, we're gonna need a bigger bot. — Robin 01:49, 4 October 2010 (UTC)
 * What exactly makes Esperanto participles count as adjectives but participles from other language count as verbs? --Yair rand (talk) 02:07, 4 October 2010 (UTC)
 * That's what I was gonna say. Convince us you're right. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:09, 4 October 2010 (UTC)
 * In Esperanto the final letter(s) of the word unambiguously determine the part of speech. Adjectives always end in -a, and a word ending in -a is always an adjective. So there can be no confusion. —CodeCat 15:49, 4 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Sorry, for non-Esperantists, the participle markers in Esperanto are -int- (past), -ant- (present), and -ont- (future), which are then followed by a part of speech ending, -a (adjective), -o (noun), -e (adverb). An example of each sort of participle, with suffixes indicated:
 * vojaĝ·i = to travel
 * vojaĝ·ant·a famili·o = a family that is traveling
 * vojaĝ·ant·o = one who is traveling
 * vojaĝ·ant·e mi serĉ·as bov·in·o·j·n = travelingly (while traveling), I look for cows.
 * They are formed from verbs, but their part of speech is explicit; they are not verbs. - Robin 15:20, 5 October 2010 (UTC)
 * This seems to be the same case as English. "traveling" (like "vojaĝanta") is a participle that functions like an adjective, yet it is labeled as a verb. How are Esperanto participles different? (I actually don't understand at all why all participles are labeled as verbs, but if we're going to have them labeled like that we might as well be consistent about it...) --Yair rand (talk) 17:32, 5 October 2010 (UTC)
 * "Verbs functioning as adjectives", that’s an English mindset where verbs can't lose their verbness even when they turn into adjectives.
 * Esperanto is like a world of roots which only gain a part of speech from an ending:
 * vid·o (noun: sight) vid·a (adjective: visual)  vid·e (adverb: visually, by sight)       vid·i (verb: to see)
 * reĝ·o (noun: king)  reĝ·a (adjective: royal)   reĝ·e (adverb: in the manner of a king)  reĝ·i (verb: to be king, reign)
 * Unlike English, if you know the word for "sight", you also know the word for "visual" and "see"; the root "vid" can become any part of speech. It’s entirely determined by that last letter.
 * So vojaĝ·ant·o isn't a verb acting like a noun, it is a noun, turns whatever you attach it to into a fully-fledged noun. — Robin 07:19, 7 October 2010 (UTC)

Still a problem. There are tons of adjective forms with a "Noun" L3 header. -- Prince Kassad 18:03, 1 February 2011 (UTC)
 * are there still entries that need cleaning-up or have they all been cleaned up by now? - -sche (discuss) 04:12, 7 March 2015 (UTC)

 * are there still entries of this sort that need cleaning-up or have they all been cleaned up by now? - -sche (discuss) 17:17, 3 July 2015 (UTC)

 * As far as I can tell they have been cleaned up. If we want to be sure, someone could write a script to look through all Esperanto entries and check whether the POS header matches the last letters of the word. But after looking through a few, I don't see any with the wrong POS. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 23:26, 3 July 2015 (UTC)
 * I did a check myself, and it does look from [//en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=ripro%C4%89otajn&action=history this] like QuasiBot cleaned up the affected entries. - -sche (discuss) 04:46, 6 July 2015 (UTC)

“Borrowed” versus “Derived” in Esperanto etymologies?
I see cases of Esperanto etymologies using der and others using bor. If you're going to give a "deep" etymology (e.g., "Borrowed from Latin vesper, from Proto-Indo-European *wekʷsperos."), then der will come up—though I'd argue Esperanto shouldn't give deep etymologies. But as the immediate (first) extraction, I don't think any Esperanto word can be said to have "derived" from another language's—it's all borrowings. My understanding (and I'm a syntactician, not a historical linguist, so it could be badly mistaken) is that Esperanto, as a planned language, doesn't "derive" from any language.

Yet there are many entries (for instance,, which I just paraphrased from)—that do use der and not bor. Am I mistaken in what these two terms mean, or in how Esperanto's lineage is considered?

If not, I would propose that cases like be standardized to use bor, and not der, for the first extraction. Is there a proper place to do so? --TreyHarris (talk) 16:45, 1 February 2021 (UTC)

 * I'd say that certain planned languages, like Latino sine Flexione, very clearly do derive from other languages, in this case Latin. In the case of Esperanto, it's fuzzier. I can't find my copies of Vilborg's Etimologia vortaro de Esperanto, but there is a pretty clear set of languages used by Zamenhof to build Esperanto's vocabulary: French, Italian, German, English and Latin. There's a few words outside of that, like (sausage; we have it from Russian, Vilborg, IIRC, points to the Polish) and  (from the Greek), and Russian seems to have had a much larger impact on word meanings than orthography. Anyway, there's a core set of languages that Esperanto was in a sense derived from, and it might be helpful to distinguish that core from one-off borrowings.--Prosfilaes (talk) 23:58, 3 February 2021 (UTC)

title: Wiktionary talk:About Esperanto


text: telefaxing

title: telefaxing


text: telefaxed

title: telefaxed


text:
excubo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to lie or sleep outdoors
 * 2) to keep watch

title: excubo


text: excubas

title: excubas


text: excubat

title: excubat


text: excubamus

title: excubamus


text: excubatis

title: excubatis


text:
excubant

Adjective

 * 1)  Watchful; keeping watch or guarding.

title: excubant


text: excubabo

title: excubabo


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title: excubator


text: excubantor

title: excubantor


text: excubuisse

title: excubuisse


text: excubari

title: excubari


text:
excubitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) slept outdoors
 * 2) kept watch

title: excubitus


text: correction officer

title: correction officer


text:
noncamping

Adjective

 * 1) Not of or pertaining to camping.

title: noncamping


text:
excubitor

Noun

 * 1) guard, sentinel, watchman
 * 2) An imperial.

title: excubitor


text: excubitores

title: excubitores


text: excubitoris

title: excubitoris


text: excubitorum

title: excubitorum


text: excubitori

title: excubitori


text: excubitoribus

title: excubitoribus


text: excubitorem

title: excubitorem


text: excubitore

title: excubitore


text:
exculco

Verb

 * 1) to trample
 * 2) to stamp

title: exculco


text: exculcas

title: exculcas


text: exculcat

title: exculcat


text: exculcamus

title: exculcamus


text: exculcatis

title: exculcatis


text: exculcant

title: exculcant


text: exculcabo

title: exculcabo


text: exculcabis

title: exculcabis


text: exculcabit

title: exculcabit


text: exculcabimus

title: exculcabimus


text: exculcabitis

title: exculcabitis


text: exculcabunt

title: exculcabunt


text: exculcabam

title: exculcabam


text: exculcabas

title: exculcabas


text: exculcabat

title: exculcabat


text: exculcabamus

title: exculcabamus


text: exculcabatis

title: exculcabatis


text: exculcabant

title: exculcabant


text: exculcavi

title: exculcavi


text: exculcavisti

title: exculcavisti


text: exculcavit

title: exculcavit


text: exculcavimus

title: exculcavimus


text: exculcavistis

title: exculcavistis


text: exculcaverunt

title: exculcaverunt


text: exculcavero

title: exculcavero


text: exculcaveris

title: exculcaveris


text: exculcaverit

title: exculcaverit


text: exculcaverimus

title: exculcaverimus


text: exculcaveritis

title: exculcaveritis


text: exculcaverint

title: exculcaverint


text: exculcaveram

title: exculcaveram


text: exculcaveras

title: exculcaveras


text: exculcaverat

title: exculcaverat


text: exculcaveramus

title: exculcaveramus


text: exculcaveratis

title: exculcaveratis


text: exculcaverant

title: exculcaverant


text: exculcor

title: exculcor


text: exculcaris

title: exculcaris


text: exculcatur

title: exculcatur


text: exculcamur

title: exculcamur


text: exculcamini

title: exculcamini


text: exculcantur

title: exculcantur


text: exculcabor

title: exculcabor


text: exculcaberis

title: exculcaberis


text: exculcabitur

title: exculcabitur


text: exculcabimur

title: exculcabimur


text: exculcabimini

title: exculcabimini


text: exculcabuntur

title: exculcabuntur


text: exculcabar

title: exculcabar


text: exculcabaris

title: exculcabaris


text: exculcabatur

title: exculcabatur


text: exculcabamur

title: exculcabamur


text: exculcabamini

title: exculcabamini


text: exculcabantur

title: exculcabantur


text: exculcem

title: exculcem


text: exculces

title: exculces


text: exculcet

title: exculcet


text: exculcemus

title: exculcemus


text: exculcetis

title: exculcetis


text: exculcent

title: exculcent


text: exculcarem

title: exculcarem


text: exculcares

title: exculcares


text: exculcaret

title: exculcaret


text: exculcaremus

title: exculcaremus


text: exculcaretis

title: exculcaretis


text: exculcarent

title: exculcarent


text: exculcaverim

title: exculcaverim


text: exculcavissem

title: exculcavissem


text: exculcavisses

title: exculcavisses


text: exculcavisset

title: exculcavisset


text: exculcavissemus

title: exculcavissemus


text: exculcavissetis

title: exculcavissetis


text: exculcavissent

title: exculcavissent


text: exculcer

title: exculcer


text: exculceris

title: exculceris


text: exculcetur

title: exculcetur


text: exculcemur

title: exculcemur


text: exculcemini

title: exculcemini


text: exculcentur

title: exculcentur


text: exculcarer

title: exculcarer


text: exculcareris

title: exculcareris


text: exculcaretur

title: exculcaretur


text: exculcaremur

title: exculcaremur


text: exculcaremini

title: exculcaremini


text: exculcarentur

title: exculcarentur


text: exculca

title: exculca


text: exculcato

title: exculcato


text: exculcate

title: exculcate


text: exculcatote

title: exculcatote


text: exculcanto

title: exculcanto


text: exculcare

title: exculcare


text: exculcator

title: exculcator


text: exculcantor

title: exculcantor


text: exculcavisse

title: exculcavisse


text: exculcari

title: exculcari


text: εγκατάλειψης

title: εγκατάλειψης


text: εγκαταλείψεως

title: εγκαταλείψεως


text: εγκαταλείψεων

title: εγκαταλείψεων


text: εγκαταλείψεις

title: εγκαταλείψεις


text:
excusatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) excuse

title: excusatio


text: excusationes

title: excusationes


text: excusationis

title: excusationis


text: excusationum

title: excusationum


text: excusationi

title: excusationi


text: excusationibus

title: excusationibus


text: excusationem

title: excusationem


text: excusatione

title: excusatione


text: eal-

title: eal-


text:
αποχαλίνωση

Noun

 * 1) running wild, dissoluteness

title: αποχαλίνωση


text: αποχαλίνωσης

title: αποχαλίνωσης


text: ψοφιμιού

title: ψοφιμιού


text: ψοφιμιών

title: ψοφιμιών


text: ψοφίμια

title: ψοφίμια


text: jazzigare

title: jazzigare


text: fruktigare

title: fruktigare


text: bluesigare

title: bluesigare


text: barnvänligare

title: barnvänligare


text: verksammare

title: verksammare


text:
αποφάσισα

Verb

 * : "I decided"

title: αποφάσισα


text: vederhäftigare

title: vederhäftigare


text: tokigare

title: tokigare


text: tjusigare

title: tjusigare


text: syrligare

title: syrligare


text: spretigare

title: spretigare


text: smakligare

title: smakligare


text: skyggare

title: skyggare


text: skojigare

title: skojigare


text: raspigare

title: raspigare


text: oroligare

title: oroligare


text: olyckligare

title: olyckligare


text: okunnigare

title: okunnigare


text: ofarligare

title: ofarligare


text: obehagligare

title: obehagligare


text: lurigare

title: lurigare


text: ljudligare

title: ljudligare


text: köttigare

title: köttigare


text: klyftigare

title: klyftigare


text: innerligare

title: innerligare


text: härligare

title: härligare


text: funkigare

title: funkigare


text: frodigare

title: frodigare


text:
لوبيا

Etymology 1
From or also directly from, plural of , see the Persian for more.

Noun

 * 1) black-eyed peas
 * 2) green beans, string beans

Proper noun

 * 1)  Libya

title: لوبيا


text: umbraids

title: umbraids


text: αρχίνησα

title: αρχίνησα


text:
άρχισα

Verb

 * : "I began, I started"

title: άρχισα


text:
frodig

Etymology
Related to nouns and

Adjective

 * 1) lush
 * 2) fertile
 * 3) buxom

Etymology
Related to nouns and

Adjective

 * 1) lush
 * 2) fertile
 * 3) buxom

Adjective

 * 1)  lush
 * 2)  fertile, rich
 * 3)  fat (and good-natured)
 * 1)  fat (and good-natured)
 * 1)  fat (and good-natured)

title: frodig


text:
obehaglig

Adjective

 * 1) unpleasant, uncomfortable, uneasy, "mentally unpleasant"

Usage notes
Though not a natural translation, "mentally unpleasant" is close in meaning. Obehaglig describes the unpleasant sensation itself and does not imply (nor exclude) a (strong) reaction in the way that words like and  often do.

title: obehaglig


text:
ofarlig

Adjective

 * 1) not dangerous, safe
 * 2) harmless, uncapable of causing damage

title: ofarlig


text:
olycklig

Etymology
or

Adjective

 * 1)  unhappy, sad, discontented
 * 2)  unfortunate
 * 1)  unfortunate
 * 1)  unfortunate

title: olycklig


text: Category:Old English terms suffixed with -læcan


text:
nordlig

Adjective

 * 1) northern
 * 2) northerly (direction, wind)

Adjective

 * 1) northern

title: nordlig


text:
сингулярность

Noun

 * 1)  singularity

title: сингулярность


text: cavalleries

title: cavalleries


text:
lyxig

Adjective

 * 1) luxurious

title: lyxig


text:
personlig

Adjective

 * 1) personal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) personal

Adjective

 * 1) personal (pertaining or tailored to a specific person)
 * 2) personalized
 * 3) individual
 * 4) personal (private or intimate)
 * 5) personal ((marked by being) free from affectation in interactions, natural)
 * 6)  personal (able to be perceived as a person)
 * 7)  personal
 * 1) personalized
 * 2) individual
 * 3) personal (private or intimate)
 * 4) personal ((marked by being) free from affectation in interactions, natural)
 * 5)  personal (able to be perceived as a person)
 * 6)  personal
 * 1) personal (private or intimate)
 * 2) personal ((marked by being) free from affectation in interactions, natural)
 * 3)  personal (able to be perceived as a person)
 * 4)  personal
 * 1) personal ((marked by being) free from affectation in interactions, natural)
 * 2)  personal (able to be perceived as a person)
 * 3)  personal
 * 1)  personal (able to be perceived as a person)
 * 2)  personal
 * 1)  personal
 * 1)  personal

title: personlig


text:
autocrítica

Noun

 * 1) self-criticism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) self-criticism recognition of the quality of one’s own actions or ideas

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) self-criticism

title: autocrítica


text: autocrítiques

title: autocrítiques


text:
kurvig

Adjective

 * 1)  winding
 * 2) curvy
 * 3)  curvaceous, curvy
 * 1)  curvaceous, curvy

Adjective

 * 1) curvy, bending

title: kurvig