text:
Zigfrīds

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in the end of the 19th century. From, from +.

title: Zigfrīds


text:
Talk:POCCNR

RFV discussion
Moved from WT:RFD.

POCCNR was deleted with a "nah!", which seems very dismissive, since citations were given! A simple search shows this usage in English: ; so why was this deleted without even a discussion? 64.229.103.44 07:06, 6 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Note that we do not consider websites valid references. However, the term could still pass, based on Usenet cites, so I have restored it for this discussion. -- Prince Kassad 07:37, 6 January 2011 (UTC)

-- Prince Kassad 07:38, 6 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Looks really unlikely. Mglovesfun (talk) 22:18, 6 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Yeah; there's a handful of hits that say (with the N and R reversed) afterwards, which doesn't really make it English. uses it in running text, but I don't know if that's the right usage.--Prosfilaes 23:44, 6 January 2011 (UTC)

 * Another big question here will be that once it has cites, are those cites just people being lazy as I often am with my accents in Spanish? I might type anomalo: but that doesn't make it synonymous with anómalo:.  Typo vs. usage type of distinction. -  11:42, 11 January 2011 (UTC)
 * No one (well, essentially no one) writing English text sticks in Russian words with Latin letters crudely substituted for the Cyrillic, unless perhaps there's really no English word for the referent he has in mind (which there obviously is for Russia). So POCCNR, if used (as opposed to mentioned), is not a crude-substitution-of-Latin Russian word (which you, TDR, called "being lazy"), but an English word. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:10, 13 January 2011 (UTC)

 * "POCCNR Freakin' Christmas Deer! // Well, I don't have Cyrillic loaded into my computer." and "when the free air/free accomodation-to-POCCNR (sry no cryllic keyboard!)" were the first and third usages found in blogs search. Seeing as there are only about 5 usages between blogs and groups that is a reasonably high percentage which are typos. -  21:10, 13 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Very well. —msh210℠ (talk) 21:14, 13 January 2011 (UTC)

RFV failed, entry moved redirectlessly to Citations:POCCNR. —Ruakh TALK 19:44, 12 February 2011 (UTC)

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

title: Talk:POCCNR


text:
Zigmārs

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in early 20th century. From, from +.

title: Zigmārs


text:
Talk:nonsense

nonsense
rfd-sense: interjection. Just seems to be use of the noun. Any noun can appear on its own, can't it? Mglovesfun (talk) 21:52, 13 February 2011 (UTC) Deleted. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:15, 5 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Agree, delete. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 09:57, 14 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Me, too. Delete DCDuring TALK 03:41, 16 February 2011 (UTC)

 * I note this seems to have been restored at some point... and it has translations. Equinox ◑ 14:47, 6 July 2019 (UTC)

title: Talk:nonsense


text: rotundifolia

title: rotundifolia


text:
shakoludo

Noun

 * 1) chess

title: shakoludo


text:
Talk:examine

examine
Rfd-redundant: To study or analyse = To observe or inspect carefully or critically. —Internoob (Disc•Cont) 04:22, 25 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Correct, go for it. Mglovesfun (talk) 17:30, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Deleted. —Internoob (Disc•Cont) 00:57, 8 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:examine


text:
Aitor

Etymology
.

Etymology
,.

title: Aitor


text: צעקתם

title: צעקתם


text:
穏やか

Adjective

 * 1) calm, peaceful, quiet, tranquil
 * 2) gentle, genial
 * 3) moderate, temperate

title: 穏やか


text: שמעתי

title: שמעתי


text: おだやか

title: おだやか


text: odayaka

title: odayaka


text: נגשיו

title: נגשיו


text:
Pascual

Etymology
Borrowed from. This surname is mostly found in the Philippines.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Pascual is the 2998th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 11959 individuals. Pascual is most common among Hispanic/Latino (53.39%) and Asian/Pacific Islander (37.42%) individuals.

Etymology
From.

Etymology
Derived from, variant (influenced by ) of , from , from , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Etymology
.

title: Pascual


text: ידעתי

title: ידעתי


text:
Pascuala

Etymology
See.

title: Pascuala


text: Category:English merisms

title: Category:English merisms


text: וארד

title: וארד


text: להצילו

title: להצילו


text:
fore and aft

Adverb

 * 1)  From the bow of a ship to the stern;.
 * 2) At both ends of a vessel.
 * 3) Everywhere on a vessel.

Translations

 * Danish: langskibs, fra for til agter
 * Hebrew: אָרְכִּי
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: langskips
 * Nynorsk: langskips

 * French:

title: fore and aft


text: להעלתו

title: להעלתו


text:
ala portante

Noun

 * 1) hydrofoil (A wing attached to the hull of a ship)

title: ala portante


text:
העלה

Verb

 * 1) to raise, lift
 * 2) to bring from a low place to a high place
 * 3) to offer (an animal sacrifice or the like, to God or the like)
 * 4) to promote to a higher position
 * "he"
 * 1) to promote to a higher position
 * "he"
 * "he"
 * "he"

- אין מעלין לכהונה על פי עד אחד

 * 1) to resolve, decide
 * 2) * c. 1965, אליעזר יהודה וולדינברג (Eliezer Y'huda Valdinberg), ציץ אליעזר (Tsits Eliezer), volume 8, section 15, chapter 13, paragraph 14, page 129, column 2 :
 * "he"

- וזאת הלכה העלה שאסור לחולה שא״ב סכנה ללכת לרופא כזה [מחלל שבת] ביום ש״ק

 * 1) to light (a lamp or the like)

title: העלה


text: Category:Hebrew ל״ה nif'al verbs

title: Category:Hebrew ל״ה nif'al verbs


text: Thesaurus:occupation

title: Thesaurus:occupation


text:
pit-yacker

Alternative forms

 * pit yacker

Noun

 * 1)  Someone who speaks pitmatic.
 * 1)  Someone who speaks pitmatic.

title: pit-yacker


text:
heldhaftig

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) heroic, daring, brave

title: heldhaftig


text: lagrad

title: lagrad


text: lagrades

title: lagrades


text: lagrande

title: lagrande


text: lagras

title: lagras


text: lagrat

title: lagrat


text: lagrats

title: lagrats


text: lakarna

title: lakarna


text: lakarnas

title: lakarnas


text: lakars

title: lakars


text: landmassan

title: landmassan


text: landmassans

title: landmassans


text: landmassas

title: landmassas


text: landmassor

title: landmassor


text: landmassorna

title: landmassorna


text: landmassornas

title: landmassornas


text: landmassors

title: landmassors


text: landskommunen

title: landskommunen


text: landskommunens

title: landskommunens


text: landskommunernas

title: landskommunernas


text: landskommuners

title: landskommuners


text: landskommuns

title: landskommuns


text: lantbruksskolan

title: lantbruksskolan


text: lantbruksskolans

title: lantbruksskolans


text: lantbruksskolas

title: lantbruksskolas


text: lantbruksskolor

title: lantbruksskolor


text: lantbruksskolorna

title: lantbruksskolorna


text: lantbruksskolornas

title: lantbruksskolornas


text: lantbruksskolors

title: lantbruksskolors


text: lanternan

title: lanternan


text: lanternans

title: lanternans


text: lanternor

title: lanternor


text: lanternorna

title: lanternorna


text: lanternornas

title: lanternornas


text: lanternors

title: lanternors


text: laotiern

title: laotiern


text: laotierna

title: laotierna


text: laotiernas

title: laotiernas


text: laotierns

title: laotierns


text: laotiers

title: laotiers


text: latinet

title: latinet


text: ledarsidan

title: ledarsidan


text: ledarsidans

title: ledarsidans


text: ledarsidas

title: ledarsidas


text: ledarsidor

title: ledarsidor


text: ledarsidorna

title: ledarsidorna


text: ledarsidornas

title: ledarsidornas


text: ledarsidors

title: ledarsidors


text: lemmana

title: lemmana


text: lemmanas

title: lemmanas


text: lemmans

title: lemmans


text: lemmat

title: lemmat


text: lemmats

title: lemmats


text: levarna

title: levarna


text: levarnas

title: levarnas


text: levars

title: levars


text: lexikografin

title: lexikografin


text: lexikografins

title: lexikografins


text: lexikografis

title: lexikografis


text: liggsåren

title: liggsåren


text: liggsårens

title: liggsårens


text: liggsåret

title: liggsåret


text: liggsårets

title: liggsårets


text: liggsårs

title: liggsårs


text: ligornas

title: ligornas


text: ligors

title: ligors


text: likformigheten

title: likformigheten


text: likformighetens

title: likformighetens


text: likformighets

title: likformighets


text: liljans

title: liljans


text: liljas

title: liljas


text: liljor

title: liljor


text: liljornas

title: liljornas


text: liljors

title: liljors


text: linans

title: linans


text: lingonsylten

title: lingonsylten


text: lingonsyltens

title: lingonsyltens


text: lingonsylts

title: lingonsylts


text: linjekartan

title: linjekartan


text: linjekartans

title: linjekartans


text: linjekartas

title: linjekartas


text: linjekartor

title: linjekartor


text: linjekartorna

title: linjekartorna


text: linjekartornas

title: linjekartornas


text: linjekartors

title: linjekartors


text: linorna

title: linorna


text: linornas

title: linornas


text: linors

title: linors


text: listernas

title: listernas


text: listrutans

title: listrutans


text: listrutas

title: listrutas


text: listrutor

title: listrutor


text: listrutorna

title: listrutorna


text: listrutornas

title: listrutornas


text: listrutors

title: listrutors


text: litteräre

title: litteräre


text: litterärt

title: litterärt


text: livselixiret

title: livselixiret


text: livselixirets

title: livselixirets


text: livselixirs

title: livselixirs


text: ljungen

title: ljungen


text: ljungens

title: ljungens


text: ljungs

title: ljungs


text: ljuskronan

title: ljuskronan


text: ljuskronans

title: ljuskronans


text: ljuskronas

title: ljuskronas


text: ljuskronor

title: ljuskronor


text: ljuskronorna

title: ljuskronorna


text: ljuskronornas

title: ljuskronornas


text: ljuskronors

title: ljuskronors


text: lockad

title: lockad


text: lockades

title: lockades


text: lockas

title: lockas


text: lockat

title: lockat


text: lockats

title: lockats


text: logiske

title: logiske


text: logistiken

title: logistiken


text: logistikens

title: logistikens


text: logistiks

title: logistiks


text: logistiska

title: logistiska


text: logistiske

title: logistiske


text: logistiskt

title: logistiskt


text: luftbubblan

title: luftbubblan


text: luftbubblans

title: luftbubblans


text: luftbubblas

title: luftbubblas


text: luftbubblor

title: luftbubblor


text: luftbubblorna

title: luftbubblorna


text: luftbubblornas

title: luftbubblornas


text: luftbubblors

title: luftbubblors


text: luftmassan

title: luftmassan


text: luftmassans

title: luftmassans


text: luftmassas

title: luftmassas


text: luftmassor

title: luftmassor


text: luftmassorna

title: luftmassorna


text: luftmassornas

title: luftmassornas


text: luftmassors

title: luftmassors


text: lugnad

title: lugnad


text: lugnade

title: lugnade


text: lugnades

title: lugnades


text: lugnande

title: lugnande


text:
lugnas

Adjective

 * 1) detached; falling easily

title: lugnas


text: lugnat

title: lugnat


text: lugnats

title: lugnats


text: lymfknutan

title: lymfknutan


text: lymfknutans

title: lymfknutans


text: lymfknutas

title: lymfknutas


text: lymfknutor

title: lymfknutor


text: lymfknutorna

title: lymfknutorna


text: lymfknutornas

title: lymfknutornas


text: lymfknutors

title: lymfknutors


text: lysdioden

title: lysdioden


text: lysdiodens

title: lysdiodens


text: lysdioder

title: lysdioder


text: lysdioderna

title: lysdioderna


text: lysdiodernas

title: lysdiodernas


text: lysdioders

title: lysdioders


text: lysdiods

title: lysdiods


text: lägsta

title: lägsta


text: lägste

title: lägste


text: ländkotan

title: ländkotan


text: ländkotans

title: ländkotans


text: ländkotas

title: ländkotas


text: ländkotor

title: ländkotor


text: ländkotorna

title: ländkotorna


text: ländkotornas

title: ländkotornas


text: ländkotors

title: ländkotors


text: lärarinnan

title: lärarinnan


text: lärarinnans

title: lärarinnans


text: lärarinnas

title: lärarinnas


text: lärarinnor

title: lärarinnor


text: lärarinnorna

title: lärarinnorna


text: lärarinnornas

title: lärarinnornas


text: lärarinnors

title: lärarinnors


text: läskiga

title: läskiga


text: läskigare

title: läskigare


text: läskigast

title: läskigast


text: läskigaste

title: läskigaste


text: läskige

title: läskige


text: läskigt

title: läskigt


text: lågtyskan

title: lågtyskan


text: lågtyskans

title: lågtyskans


text: lågtyskas

title: lågtyskas


text: långsidans

title: långsidans


text: långsidas

title: långsidas


text: långsidor

title: långsidor


text: långsidorna

title: långsidorna


text: långsidornas

title: långsidornas


text: långsidors

title: långsidors


text: låtlistan

title: låtlistan


text: låtlistans

title: låtlistans


text: låtlistas

title: låtlistas


text: låtlistor

title: låtlistor


text: låtlistorna

title: låtlistorna


text: låtlistornas

title: låtlistornas


text: låtlistors

title: låtlistors


text: lönad

title: lönad


text: lönade

title: lönade


text: lönades

title: lönades


text: lönande

title: lönande


text: lönas

title: lönas


text: lönat

title: lönat


text: lönats

title: lönats


text: löparbanan

title: löparbanan


text: löparbanans

title: löparbanans


text: löparbanas

title: löparbanas


text: löparbanor

title: löparbanor


text: löparbanorna

title: löparbanorna


text: löparbanornas

title: löparbanornas


text: löparbanors

title: löparbanors


text: löpnummers

title: löpnummers


text: löpnumren

title: löpnumren


text: löpnumrens

title: löpnumrens


text: löpnumret

title: löpnumret


text: löpnumrets

title: löpnumrets


text: lösdriverskan

title: lösdriverskan


text: lösdriverskans

title: lösdriverskans


text: lösdriverskas

title: lösdriverskas


text: lösdriverskor

title: lösdriverskor


text: lösdriverskorna

title: lösdriverskorna


text: lösdriverskornas

title: lösdriverskornas


text: lösdriverskors

title: lösdriverskors


text: lövgrodan

title: lövgrodan


text: lövgrodans

title: lövgrodans


text: lövgrodas

title: lövgrodas


text: lövgrodor

title: lövgrodor


text: lövgrodorna

title: lövgrodorna


text: lövgrodornas

title: lövgrodornas


text: lövgrodors

title: lövgrodors


text: majblomman

title: majblomman


text: majblommans

title: majblommans


text: majblommas

title: majblommas


text: majblommor

title: majblommor


text: majblommorna

title: majblommorna


text: majblommornas

title: majblommornas


text: majblommors

title: majblommors


text: makrona

title: makrona


text: makronas

title: makronas


text: makros

title: makros


text: makrots

title: makrots


text:
Citations:J-m

sense: Jerusalem

 * 1996 April 25, <Talcott144@undefinedaol.com>, "Looking for an Apartment between Tel Aviv and Jm", reposted in, 1996, May 9, Avi Feldblum <feldblum@undefinedcnj.digex.net>, "Mail-Jewish Announcements and Requests Vol. 2 #99", message-ID <199605090418.AAA20559@cnj.digex.net>, mj-announce (listserv), mirrored as shamash.mj-announce (Usenet):
 * Young dati couple looking for a cheap apartment, 1 or 2 bedroom, with access to public transportation, between Tel Aviv and Jm, preferably small town or rural, not in a totally secular area.
 * 2009 November 29, Micha Berger <micha@undefinedaishdas.org>, "Re: Religious question", message-ID <hetqm5$kdj$1@harrier.steinthal.us>, soc.culture.jewish.moderated, Usenet:
 * My grandfather lived in J-m under the British, and therefore had a right to claim land in J-m for burial. Prime burial real estate. However. he is buried in Bet Shemesh.

title: Citations:J-m


text:
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text:
stutzen

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to be a coxcomb, to floss, to ball (to be a )
 * 2) to cut short, to trim
 * 3) to stop short
 * 1) to stop short
 * 1) to stop short

title: stutzen


text: stutzet

title: stutzet


text: stutzte

title: stutzte


text: stutzt

title: stutzt


text: stutztest

title: stutztest


text: stutze

title: stutze


text: stutztet

title: stutztet


text: stutzten

title: stutzten


text: gestutzt

title: gestutzt


text: stutzend

title: stutzend


text: stutzest

title: stutzest


text: Category:English terms prefixed with gyno-


text:
skomakare

Noun

 * 1) shoemaker, cobbler
 * skomakare, bliv vid din läst
 * cobbler, stick to your last

title: skomakare


text: vertrauend

title: vertrauend


text: vertraue

title: vertraue


text: vertrauest

title: vertrauest


text: vertrautet

title: vertrautet


text: vertrautest

title: vertrautest


text: vertrauten

title: vertrauten


text: vertraust

title: vertraust


text: vertrauet

title: vertrauet


text: vertraute

title: vertraute


text:
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ekmek kadayif

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A Turkish bread pudding dessert, also found in Greece.

Translations

 * Turkish: ekmek kadayıfı

title: ekmek kadayif


text:
centrale nucléaire

Noun

 * 1) nuclear power plant

title: centrale nucléaire


text: centrales nucléaires

title: centrales nucléaires


text: Category:fr:Desserts

title: Category:fr:Desserts


text:
controfattuale

Adjective

 * 1) counterfactual

title: controfattuale


text: controfattuali

title: controfattuali


text: dead weeks

title: dead weeks


text: manualerna

title: manualerna


text: manualernas

title: manualernas


text:
manuella

Etymology
, which ultimately derives either from or.

Noun

 * 1) bar, rod
 * 2) lever, crowbar
 * 3)  dumbbell
 * 4)  tiller
 * 5) auger
 * 1)  tiller
 * 2) auger
 * 1) auger

title: manuella


text: marginalen

title: marginalen


text: marginalens

title: marginalens


text: marginalerna

title: marginalerna


text: marginalernas

title: marginalernas


text: marginalers

title: marginalers


text: markeringarnas

title: markeringarnas


text: markeringars

title: markeringars


text: markeringens

title: markeringens


text: markerings

title: markerings


text: markstyrkan

title: markstyrkan


text: markstyrkans

title: markstyrkans


text: markstyrkas

title: markstyrkas


text: markstyrkor

title: markstyrkor


text: markstyrkorna

title: markstyrkorna


text: markstyrkornas

title: markstyrkornas


text: markstyrkors

title: markstyrkors


text: markörer

title: markörer


text: markörerna

title: markörerna


text: markörernas

title: markörernas


text: markörers

title: markörers


text: markörs

title: markörs


text: maskan

title: maskan


text: maskans

title: maskans


text: maskor

title: maskor


text: maskorna

title: maskorna


text: maskornas

title: maskornas


text: maskors

title: maskors


text: maskuliner

title: maskuliner


text: maskulinerna

title: maskulinerna


text: maskulinernas

title: maskulinernas


text: maskuliners

title: maskuliners


text: maskulinet

title: maskulinet


text: maskulinets

title: maskulinets


text: maskulinums

title: maskulinums


text: masscentrumen

title: masscentrumen


text: masscentrumens

title: masscentrumens


text:
materians

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) felling (timber)

title: materians


text: matvanan

title: matvanan


text: matvanans

title: matvanans


text: matvanas

title: matvanas


text: matvanor

title: matvanor


text: matvanorna

title: matvanorna


text: matvanornas

title: matvanornas


text: matvanors

title: matvanors


text: matvaran

title: matvaran


text: matvarans

title: matvarans


text: matvaras

title: matvaras


text: matvaror

title: matvaror


text: matvarorna

title: matvarorna


text: matvarornas

title: matvarornas


text: matvarors

title: matvarors


text: mc:ar

title: mc:ar


text: mc:arna

title: mc:arna


text: mc:arnas

title: mc:arnas


text: mc:ars

title: mc:ars


text: mc:n

title: mc:n


text: mc:ns

title: mc:ns


text: mc:s

title: mc:s


text: medelengelskan

title: medelengelskan


text: medelengelskans

title: medelengelskans


text: medelengelskas

title: medelengelskas


text: medelholländskan

title: medelholländskan


text: medelholländskans

title: medelholländskans


text: medelholländskas

title: medelholländskas


text: medelhögtyskan

title: medelhögtyskan


text: medelhögtyskans

title: medelhögtyskans


text: medelhögtyskas

title: medelhögtyskas


text: medellågtyskan

title: medellågtyskan


text: medellågtyskans

title: medellågtyskans


text: medellågtyskas

title: medellågtyskas


text: medeltidskyrkan

title: medeltidskyrkan


text: medeltidskyrkans

title: medeltidskyrkans


text: medeltidskyrkas

title: medeltidskyrkas


text: medeltidskyrkor

title: medeltidskyrkor


text: medeltidskyrkorna

title: medeltidskyrkorna


text: medeltidskyrkornas

title: medeltidskyrkornas


text: medeltidskyrkors

title: medeltidskyrkors


text: medeltidslatinet

title: medeltidslatinet


text: medeltidslatinets

title: medeltidslatinets


text: medeltidslatins

title: medeltidslatins


text: medförande

title: medförande


text: medföras

title: medföras


text: medförd

title: medförd


text: medförde

title: medförde


text: medfördes

title: medfördes


text: medförer

title: medförer


text: medföres

title: medföres


text: medförs

title: medförs


text: medfört

title: medfört


text: medförts

title: medförts


text: medmänniskan

title: medmänniskan


text: medmänniskans

title: medmänniskans


text: medmänniskas

title: medmänniskas


text: medmänniskor

title: medmänniskor


text: medmänniskorna

title: medmänniskorna


text: medmänniskornas

title: medmänniskornas


text: medmänniskors

title: medmänniskors


text: medvetanden

title: medvetanden


text: medvetandena

title: medvetandena


text: medvetandenas

title: medvetandenas


text: medvetandens

title: medvetandens


text: medvetandes

title: medvetandes


text: medvetandets

title: medvetandets


text: mellanrummen

title: mellanrummen


text: mellanrummens

title: mellanrummens


text: mellanrummets

title: mellanrummets


text: mellanrums

title: mellanrums


text: mellanslagen

title: mellanslagen


text: mellanslagens

title: mellanslagens


text: mellanslaget

title: mellanslaget


text: mellanslagets

title: mellanslagets


text: mellanslags

title: mellanslags


text: menyer

title: menyer


text: menyerna

title: menyerna


text: menyernas

title: menyernas


text: menyers

title: menyers


text: menykommandon

title: menykommandon


text: menykommandona

title: menykommandona


text: menykommandonas

title: menykommandonas


text: menykommandons

title: menykommandons


text: menykommandos

title: menykommandos


text: menykommandots

title: menykommandots


text: menyns

title: menyns


text: meteoren

title: meteoren


text: meteorens

title: meteorens


text: meteorer

title: meteorer


text: meteorerna

title: meteorerna


text: meteorernas

title: meteorernas


text: meteorers

title: meteorers


text: militärstyrkan

title: militärstyrkan


text: militärstyrkans

title: militärstyrkans


text: militärstyrkas

title: militärstyrkas


text: militärstyrkor

title: militärstyrkor


text: militärstyrkorna

title: militärstyrkorna


text: militärstyrkornas

title: militärstyrkornas


text: militärstyrkors

title: militärstyrkors


text: miljöfrågan

title: miljöfrågan


text: miljöfrågans

title: miljöfrågans


text: miljöfrågas

title: miljöfrågas


text: miljöfrågor

title: miljöfrågor


text: miljöfrågornas

title: miljöfrågornas


text: miljöfrågors

title: miljöfrågors


text: minusteckens

title: minusteckens


text: minustecknen

title: minustecknen


text: minustecknens

title: minustecknens


text: minustecknet

title: minustecknet


text: minustecknets

title: minustecknets


text: modedockan

title: modedockan


text: modedockans

title: modedockans


text: modedockas

title: modedockas


text: modedockor

title: modedockor


text: modedockorna

title: modedockorna


text: modedockornas

title: modedockornas


text: modedockors

title: modedockors


text: mossan

title: mossan


text: mossans

title: mossans


text: mossas

title: mossas


text: mossor

title: mossor


text: mossorna

title: mossorna


text: mossornas

title: mossornas


text: mossors

title: mossors


text: motellen

title: motellen


text: motellens

title: motellens


text: motellet

title: motellet


text: motellets

title: motellets


text: motells

title: motells


text: motorvägarnas

title: motorvägarnas


text: motorvägars

title: motorvägars


text: motorvägs

title: motorvägs


text: motorvägssträckan

title: motorvägssträckan


text: motorvägssträckans

title: motorvägssträckans


text: motorvägssträckas

title: motorvägssträckas


text: motorvägssträckor

title: motorvägssträckor


text: motorvägssträckorna

title: motorvägssträckorna


text: motorvägssträckornas

title: motorvägssträckornas


text: motorvägssträckors

title: motorvägssträckors


text: motviljan

title: motviljan


text: motviljans

title: motviljans


text: motviljas

title: motviljas


text: mungipan

title: mungipan


text: mungipans

title: mungipans


text: mungipas

title: mungipas


text: mungipor

title: mungipor


text: mungiporna

title: mungiporna


text: mungipornas

title: mungipornas


text: mungipors

title: mungipors


text: musikhögskolan

title: musikhögskolan


text: musikhögskolans

title: musikhögskolans


text: musikhögskolas

title: musikhögskolas


text: musikhögskolor

title: musikhögskolor


text: musikhögskolorna

title: musikhögskolorna


text: musikhögskolornas

title: musikhögskolornas


text: musikhögskolors

title: musikhögskolors


text: musknappar

title: musknappar


text: musknapparna

title: musknapparna


text: musknapparnas

title: musknapparnas


text: musknappars

title: musknappars


text: musknappens

title: musknappens


text: musknapps

title: musknapps


text: muspekarens

title: muspekarens


text: muspekares

title: muspekares


text: muspekarna

title: muspekarna


text: muspekarnas

title: muspekarnas


text: musslan

title: musslan


text: musslans

title: musslans


text: musslas

title: musslas


text: musslor

title: musslor


text: musslorna

title: musslorna


text: musslornas

title: musslornas


text: musslors

title: musslors


text: muttrad

title: muttrad


text: muttrade

title: muttrade


text: muttrades

title: muttrades


text: muttrande

title: muttrande


text: muttras

title: muttras


text: muttrat

title: muttrat


text: muttrats

title: muttrats


text: mässade

title: mässade


text: mässande

title: mässande


text: mässas

title: mässas


text: mässat

title: mässat


text: mässorna

title: mässorna


text: mässornas

title: mässornas


text: mässors

title: mässors


text: möllan

title: möllan


text: möllans

title: möllans


text: möllas

title: möllas


text: möllor

title: möllor


text: möllorna

title: möllorna


text: möllornas

title: möllornas


text: möllors

title: möllors


text: mönsterkorten

title: mönsterkorten


text: mönsterkortens

title: mönsterkortens


text: mönsterkortet

title: mönsterkortet


text: mönsterkortets

title: mönsterkortets


text: mönsterkorts

title: mönsterkorts


text: mötesprotokollen

title: mötesprotokollen


text: mötesprotokollens

title: mötesprotokollens


text: mötesprotokollet

title: mötesprotokollet


text: mötesprotokollets

title: mötesprotokollets


text: mötesprotokolls

title: mötesprotokolls


text: namnlistan

title: namnlistan


text: namnlistans

title: namnlistans


text: namnlistas

title: namnlistas


text: namnlistor

title: namnlistor


text: namnlistorna

title: namnlistorna


text: namnlistornas

title: namnlistornas


text: namnlistors

title: namnlistors


text: nationsflaggan

title: nationsflaggan


text: nationsflaggans

title: nationsflaggans


text: nationsflaggas

title: nationsflaggas


text: nationsflaggor

title: nationsflaggor


text: nationsflaggorna

title: nationsflaggorna


text: nationsflaggornas

title: nationsflaggornas


text: nationsflaggors

title: nationsflaggors


text: nattredaktören

title: nattredaktören


text: nattredaktörens

title: nattredaktörens


text: nattredaktörer

title: nattredaktörer


text: nattredaktörerna

title: nattredaktörerna


text: nattredaktörernas

title: nattredaktörernas


text: nattredaktörers

title: nattredaktörers


text: nattredaktörs

title: nattredaktörs


text: nedtryckta

title: nedtryckta


text: nedtryckte

title: nedtryckte


text: nertiden

title: nertiden


text: nertidens

title: nertidens


text: nertider

title: nertider


text: nertiderna

title: nertiderna


text: nertidernas

title: nertidernas


text: nertiders

title: nertiders


text: nertids

title: nertids


text: neutrala

title: neutrala


text: neutralare

title: neutralare


text: neutralast

title: neutralast


text: neutralaste

title: neutralaste


text: neutralt

title: neutralt


text: neutrer

title: neutrer


text: neutrerna

title: neutrerna


text: neutrernas

title: neutrernas


text: neutrers

title: neutrers


text: neutret

title: neutret


text: neutrets

title: neutrets


text:
philauty

Etymology
Based on, fopm , and.

Noun

 * 1)  Selfishness, self-esteem, vanity
 * 2) * 1721, Nathan Bailey, Divers Proverbs
 * Every Man thinks his own Geese Swans. This Proverb intimates that an inbred Philauty runs through the whole Race of Flesh and Blood and that Self-love is the Mother of Vanity, Pride, and Mistake. It turns a Man's Geese into Swans, his Dunghill Poultry into Pheasants and his Lambs into Venison.
 * 1) * 1721, Richard Chenevix Trench, Synonyms of the New Testament
 * The φίλαυτος is exactly our 'selfish', and φίλαυτία 'selfishness'; but this contemplated rather as an undue sparing of self and providing things easy and pleasant for self, than as harshness and rigour toward others. Thus φίλαυτος is joined with φιλοψυχος by Plutarch, this last epithet indicating one loving his life overmuch. Before the English language had generated the word 'selfishness,' which it did not until the middle of the seventeenth century, there was an attempt made to supply an evident want in our ethical terminology by aid of philauty; thus see Beaumont's Psyche, passim, and other similar poems. Philauty however, never succeeded in obtaining any firm footing among us, and 'suicism', which was a second attempt, as little; an appeal to the Latin proving as unsuccessful as that to the Greek. Nor was the deficiency effectually supplied till the Puritan divines, drawing upon our native stock of words, brought in 'selfish' and 'selfishness'.
 * The φίλαυτος is exactly our 'selfish', and φίλαυτία 'selfishness'; but this contemplated rather as an undue sparing of self and providing things easy and pleasant for self, than as harshness and rigour toward others. Thus φίλαυτος is joined with φιλοψυχος by Plutarch, this last epithet indicating one loving his life overmuch. Before the English language had generated the word 'selfishness,' which it did not until the middle of the seventeenth century, there was an attempt made to supply an evident want in our ethical terminology by aid of philauty; thus see Beaumont's Psyche, passim, and other similar poems. Philauty however, never succeeded in obtaining any firm footing among us, and 'suicism', which was a second attempt, as little; an appeal to the Latin proving as unsuccessful as that to the Greek. Nor was the deficiency effectually supplied till the Puritan divines, drawing upon our native stock of words, brought in 'selfish' and 'selfishness'.

title: philauty


text:
эта

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1)  eta the Greek letter Η/η

title: эта


text:
Asmodæus

Etymology
Ligated spelling of, from , from.

title: Asmodæus


text:
User:Yobot

en:User:Yobot

title: User:Yobot


text:
confœderacy

Noun

 * 1) * 1756, George Benson, History of the First Planting of the Christian Religion, page 372:
 * The miracles, which he had already worked, in great numbers, were either denied, diſregarded, or moſt maliciouſly aſcribed to a confœderacy with evil ſpirits.
 * The miracles, which he had already worked, in great numbers, were either denied, diſregarded, or moſt maliciouſly aſcribed to a confœderacy with evil ſpirits.

title: confœderacy


text: Category:tr:Poetry

title: Category:tr:Poetry


text:
mì-thoilich

Verb

 * 1) displease, dissatisfy

title: mì-thoilich


text: prævailing

title: prævailing


text:
mì-thràthaich

Verb

 * 1) mistime

title: mì-thràthaich


text:
Brezhnev Doctrine

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) A policy which stated that the Soviet Union had the right to intervene in places where capitalism threatened communism.
 * 2)  Any similar policy of ideologically motivated intervention in the affairs of other states.

Translations

 * Estonian: Brežnevi doktriin
 * Finnish: Brežnevin oppi
 * Lithuanian: Brežnevo doktrina

title: Brezhnev Doctrine


text:
prægnant

Etymology
From, a later variant of.

Pronunciation

 * or

Adjective

 * 1) concise, pithy
 * 2)  concisely, pithily

Related terms

 * ("conciseness", "pithiness")

title: prægnant


text:
mì-thoillteannach

Adjective

 * 1) undeserving

title: mì-thoillteannach


text:
toillteanach

Adjective

 * 1) deserving, meriting, condign

title: toillteanach


text:
mì-thoil

Noun

 * 1) reluctance, unwillingness, disinclination

title: mì-thoil


text:
mì-thoileach

Adjective

 * 1) discontented, disinclined, displeased, dissatisfied, unwilling

title: mì-thoileach


text:
toileach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) willing, voluntary
 * 2)  desirous

title: toileach


text:
mì-threòirich

Verb

 * 1) mislead

title: mì-threòirich


text:
treòirich

Verb

 * 1) influence

title: treòirich


text:
treòir

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) energy, force, might, power, strength, vigour
 * 2) index

title: treòir


text:
mì-thorrach

Adjective

 * 1) infertile

title: mì-thorrach


text:
mì-thròcair

Noun

 * 1) cruelty, inclemency

title: mì-thròcair


text:
mì-thròcaireach

Etymology
From or.

Adjective

 * 1) unmerciful

title: mì-thròcaireach


text:
mì-thruacanta

Adjective

 * 1) hardhearted, unfeeling

title: mì-thruacanta


text: cross purpose

title: cross purpose


text:
protuberate

Etymology
From Late Latin.

Verb

 * 1)  To bulge outward, producing a rounded protuberance.
 * 2)  To cause to bulge outward.
 * 1)  To cause to bulge outward.

title: protuberate


text:
mì-thaicealachd

Noun

 * 1) feebleness, infirmity

title: mì-thaicealachd


text:
mì-thaiceil

Adjective

 * 1) feeble, infirm
 * 2) unsubstantial

title: mì-thaiceil


text: thoughtest

title: thoughtest


text:
mì-mhisneachdail

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) disheartening

title: mì-mhisneachdail


text:
mì-mhisneachail

Adjective

 * 1) disheartening
 * 2) faint-hearted

title: mì-mhisneachail


text:
mì-mhisneach

Noun

 * 1) diffidence, irresolution

title: mì-mhisneach


text:
冰川

Noun

 * 1) glacier

title: 冰川


text:
mì-mhisneachd

Noun

 * 1) diffidence, irresolution
 * 2) discouragement

title: mì-mhisneachd


text:
冰河

Noun

 * 1) glacier

title: 冰河


text:
misneach

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) courage
 * 2) hopefulness, cheer; feeling of well-being

Declension
As a masculine noun (standard language)

As a feminine noun (dialectal)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bravery, courage, spirit, fortitude
 * 2) alacrity
 * 3) manliness
 * 4) resolution, determination
 * 5) encouragement, inducement
 * 6) morale, cheer
 * 7) encouragement
 * 1) morale, cheer
 * 2) encouragement
 * 1) encouragement

title: misneach


text:
マテガイ

Etymology
. Appears to be a compound of, presumably from the shape of the shell. The kanji spellings of mate are ateji.

Noun

 * 1) a razor clam, more specifically :.

title: マテガイ


text:
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φυσιολόγος

Noun

 * 1)  physiologist

Related terms

 * see:

title: φυσιολόγος


text: φυσιολόγου

title: φυσιολόγου


text: φυσιολόγο

title: φυσιολόγο


text: φυσιολόγε

title: φυσιολόγε


text: φυσιολόγοι

title: φυσιολόγοι


text: φυσιολόγους

title: φυσιολόγους


text: φυσιολόγων

title: φυσιολόγων


text: φυσιολογίας

title: φυσιολογίας


text:
φυσιολογικός

Adjective

 * 1) normal, natural
 * 2)  physiological
 * 1)  physiological
 * 1)  physiological

title: φυσιολογικός


text:
mì-mhisnich

Verb

 * 1) discourage, dishearten, dismay

title: mì-mhisnich


text:
mì-mhurrach

Adjective

 * 1) incapable

title: mì-mhurrach


text:
mì-mhurrachas

Noun

 * 1) disqualification

title: mì-mhurrachas


text:
mì-thairbhe

Noun

 * 1) disadvantage
 * 2) inefficacy

title: mì-thairbhe


text:
mì-theòma

Adjective

 * 1) artless, unskilful
 * 2) unacquainted

title: mì-theòma


text:
misnich

Verb

 * 1) bolden, bolster, cheer, encourage, hearten, inspire

title: misnich


text:
mì-thaitnich

Verb

 * 1) disagree, displease, dissatisfy, offend

title: mì-thaitnich


text:
mì-thaitinn

Verb

 * 1) disagree, displease, dissatisfy, offend

title: mì-thaitinn


text:
taitinn

Verb

 * 1) delight, gratify, please, satisfy

title: taitinn


text:
andrœcious

Adjective

 * 1) * 1887, John Garrett, The illustrated dictionary of gardening, page 23, THALIA:
 * Flowers in pairs, pedicellate, loosely spicate ; sepals three, free, equal, membranous, equalling or much shorter than the corolla ; petals three, free or very shortly connate at base, equal or the dorsal one scarcely broader ; andrœcious tube short, the lobes petaloid, very irregular : panicle terminal ; bracts spreading under the branchlets, deciduous.
 * Flowers in pairs, pedicellate, loosely spicate ; sepals three, free, equal, membranous, equalling or much shorter than the corolla ; petals three, free or very shortly connate at base, equal or the dorsal one scarcely broader ; andrœcious tube short, the lobes petaloid, very irregular : panicle terminal ; bracts spreading under the branchlets, deciduous.

title: andrœcious


text:
taitneach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) agreeable, amiable, charming, engaging, becoming, attractive, fascinating, pleasant, pleasing, satisfactory, sightly
 * 2) delectable, delicious, delightful
 * 3) dulcet

title: taitneach


text:
taitneas

Noun

 * 1) approbation, delight, pleasure

title: taitneas


text:
taitneachd

Noun

 * 1) acceptability, agreeableness, amiableness

title: taitneachd


text:
mì-thaitneach

Adjective

 * 1) unpleasant

title: mì-thaitneach


text:
mì-thaitneas

Noun

 * 1) offense

title: mì-thaitneas


text:
mì-thapachd

Noun

 * 1) cowardice
 * 2) slowness
 * 3) sluggishness

title: mì-thapachd


text:
tarbhach

Adjective

 * 1) beneficial, gainful, productive, profitable
 * 2) efficient, pithy
 * 3) infinitive
 * 4) pregnant
 * 5) substantial

title: tarbhach


text:
mì-tharbhach

Adjective

 * 1) fruitless, unfruitful, unproductive, unprofitable

title: mì-tharbhach


text:
mì-thogarrach

Adjective

 * 1) unwilling

title: mì-thogarrach


text:
mì-theist

Noun

 * 1) calumny, reproach

title: mì-theist


text: Chænactis

title: Chænactis


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bileag

Noun

 * 1) blade, petal
 * 2) bill, document, form
 * 3) leaflet, pamphlet
 * 4) ticket
 * 5) label

title: bileag


text: inbhich

title: inbhich


text:
duilleag-còmhla

Noun

 * 1) leaf

title: duilleag-còmhla


text:
murrag

Noun

 * 1) flotsam, jetsam

title: murrag


text:
caitheachan

Noun

 * 1) jetsam

title: caitheachan


text:
толкнуть

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to push, to shove, to thrust
 * 2) to incite, to instigate
 * 3)  to sell

Derived terms

 * See for derived verbs.

title: толкнуть


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murrach

Adjective

 * 1) able, capable, efficacious, adequate, solvent

title: murrach


text:
murrachas

Noun

 * 1) ability, capability
 * 2) adequateness
 * 3) cogency

title: murrachas


text:
tairbhe

Etymology
From, verbal noun of , from +  +.

Noun

 * 1) profit, benefit

Etymology 1
From, verbal noun of , from +  +.

Noun

 * 1) acquisition
 * 2) advantage
 * 3) benefit, profit, usefulness
 * 4) emolument

Noun

 * 1) substance

title: tairbhe


text:
natural language understanding

Noun

 * 1) A subtopic of natural language processing in artificial intelligence that deals with machine reading comprehension.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 自然語言理解
 * Finnish: luonnollisen kielen ymmärtäminen
 * Japanese: 自然言語理解

title: natural language understanding


text:
punctatus

Adjective

 * 1) punctuated
 * 2) pointed
 * 3)  punctate

title: punctatus


text: punctata

title: punctata


text: punctatum

title: punctatum


text: punctati

title: punctati


text: punctatae

title: punctatae


text: punctatorum

title: punctatorum


text: punctatarum

title: punctatarum


text: punctato

title: punctato


text: punctatis

title: punctatis


text: punctatam

title: punctatam


text: punctatos

title: punctatos


text: punctatas

title: punctatas


text:
collaris

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  neck
 * 2) collared

title: collaris


text:
collarium

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) garment decorating the neck used by clerics

title: collarium


text: collaribus

title: collaribus


text:
mì-mheasarrachd

Noun

 * 1) intemperance

title: mì-mheasarrachd


text:
mì-mheadhanach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) disproportionate
 * 2) immoderate
 * 3) eccentric
 * 1) eccentric

title: mì-mheadhanach


text:
mì-mheadhanachd

Noun

 * 1) eccentricity

title: mì-mheadhanachd


text:
personatus

Etymology 1
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sounded, resounded

Adjective

 * 1) masked
 * 2) assumed, pretended, counterfeited, fictitious

title: personatus


text: personata

title: personata


text: personatum

title: personatum


text: personati

title: personati


text: personatae

title: personatae


text: personatorum

title: personatorum


text: personatarum

title: personatarum


text: personatam

title: personatam


text: personatos

title: personatos


text: personatas

title: personatas


text:
meadhanachd

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mediocrity

title: meadhanachd


text:
mì-mhàlda

Adjective

 * 1) immodest

title: mì-mhàlda


text:
striatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) furrowed
 * 2) grooved, fluted, striated

title: striatus


text:
màlda

Adjective

 * 1) bashful, modest, calm, gentle, mild, coy

title: màlda


text: striatae

title: striatae


text: striatorum

title: striatorum


text: striatarum

title: striatarum


text: striatis

title: striatis


text: striatam

title: striatam


text: striatos

title: striatos


text: striatas

title: striatas


text:
màldachd

Noun

 * 1) delicacy, gentleness, modesty

title: màldachd


text: succlamassem

title: succlamassem


text:
mì-mheasarra

Adjective

 * 1) dissolute, immoderate, incontinent, intemperate

title: mì-mheasarra


text:
succresco

Verb

 * 1) to grow under, or from under

title: succresco


text:
succrescens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) growing under, or from under

title: succrescens


text: succrescentes

title: succrescentes


text: succrescentia

title: succrescentia


text: succrescentis

title: succrescentis


text: succrescentium

title: succrescentium


text: succrescenti

title: succrescenti


text: succrescente

title: succrescente


text: succrescentibus

title: succrescentibus


text: succrescentem

title: succrescentem


text: succrescis

title: succrescis


text:
soutif

Etymology
with an otherwise unknown suffix.

Noun

 * 1)  bra

title: soutif


text: succrescit

title: succrescit


text: succrescimus

title: succrescimus


text: succrescitis

title: succrescitis


text: succrescunt

title: succrescunt


text: succrescam

title: succrescam


text: succresces

title: succresces


text: succrescet

title: succrescet


text: succrescemus

title: succrescemus


text: succrescetis

title: succrescetis


text:
succrescent

Etymology
From, present participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) Growing out from underneath.

title: succrescent


text: succrescebam

title: succrescebam


text: succrescebas

title: succrescebas


text: succrescebat

title: succrescebat


text: succrescebamus

title: succrescebamus


text: succrescebatis

title: succrescebatis


text: succrescebant

title: succrescebant


text: succrescas

title: succrescas


text: succrescat

title: succrescat


text: succrescamus

title: succrescamus


text: succrescatis

title: succrescatis


text: succrescant

title: succrescant


text: succrescerem

title: succrescerem


text: succresceres

title: succresceres


text: succresceret

title: succresceret


text: succresceremus

title: succresceremus


text: succresceretis

title: succresceretis


text: succrescerent

title: succrescerent


text: succresce

title: succresce


text: succrescito

title: succrescito


text: succrescite

title: succrescite


text: succrescitote

title: succrescitote


text: succrescunto

title: succrescunto


text: succrescere

title: succrescere


text:
measarra

Adjective

 * 1) abstinent, continent, frugal, moderate, sober, temperate
 * 2) cool, unemotional

title: measarra


text: suffecta

title: suffecta


text: suffectum

title: suffectum


text: suffecti

title: suffecti


text: suffectae

title: suffectae


text: suffectorum

title: suffectorum


text: suffectarum

title: suffectarum


text: suffecto

title: suffecto


text: suffectis

title: suffectis


text: suffectam

title: suffectam


text: suffectos

title: suffectos


text: suffectas

title: suffectas


text: suffecte

title: suffecte


text:
mì-mhèinn

Noun

 * 1) indisposition

title: mì-mhèinn


text:
suffodiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) undermining

title: suffodiens


text:
mì-mheirbheadh

Noun

 * 1)  dyspepsia

title: mì-mheirbheadh


text: suffodientes

title: suffodientes


text: suffodientia

title: suffodientia


text: suffodientis

title: suffodientis


text: suffodientium

title: suffodientium


text: suffodienti

title: suffodienti


text: suffodiente

title: suffodiente


text: suffodientibus

title: suffodientibus


text: suffodientem

title: suffodientem


text: lǐjiě

title: lǐjiě


text:
suggerens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) furnishing, supplying
 * 2) suggesting, offering

title: suggerens


text: suggerentes

title: suggerentes


text: suggerentia

title: suggerentia


text: suggerentis

title: suggerentis


text: suggerentium

title: suggerentium


text: suggerenti

title: suggerenti


text: suggerentibus

title: suggerentibus


text: suggerentem

title: suggerentem


text:
User:Hugovdm

In the process of learning German, making thorough use of wiktionary as I learn new words.

title: User:Hugovdm


text:
suillus

Etymology
From, possibly through. Compare,.

Adjective

 * 1) . porcine, suilline

title: suillus


text: suilla

title: suilla


text: suillum

title: suillum


text: suilli

title: suilli


text: suillae

title: suillae


text: suillorum

title: suillorum


text: suillarum

title: suillarum


text: suillo

title: suillo


text: suillis

title: suillis


text: suillam

title: suillam


text: suillos

title: suillos


text: suillas

title: suillas


text: suille

title: suille


text:
gúala

Etymology
From, attested in 9th-century glosses on Isidore of Seville's Etymologiae, ultimately from , see also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) shoulder

title: gúala


text:
superabundantia

Noun

 * 1) superabundance

title: superabundantia


text: superabundantiae

title: superabundantiae


text: superabundantiarum

title: superabundantiarum


text: superabundantiis

title: superabundantiis


text: superabundantiam

title: superabundantiam


text: superabundantias

title: superabundantias


text:
guaillí

Noun

 * 1) companion, comrade, body attendant
 * 2) champion

title: guaillí


text: gualainne

title: gualainne


text: superducta

title: superducta


text: superductum

title: superductum


text: superducti

title: superducti


text: superductae

title: superductae


text: superductorum

title: superductorum


text: superductarum

title: superductarum


text: superducto

title: superducto


text: superductis

title: superductis


text: superductam

title: superductam


text: superductos

title: superductos


text: superductas

title: superductas


text: superducte

title: superducte


text:
superinduco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to draw or cover over

title: superinduco


text: superinducis

title: superinducis


text: superinducit

title: superinducit


text: superinducimus

title: superinducimus


text: superinducitis

title: superinducitis


text: superinducunt

title: superinducunt


text: superinducam

title: superinducam


text: superinducet

title: superinducet


text: superinducemus

title: superinducemus


text: superinducetis

title: superinducetis


text: superinducent

title: superinducent


text: superinducebam

title: superinducebam


text: superinducebas

title: superinducebas


text: superinducebat

title: superinducebat


text: superinducebamus

title: superinducebamus


text: superinducebatis

title: superinducebatis


text: superinducebant

title: superinducebant


text: superinduxi

title: superinduxi


text: superinduxisti

title: superinduxisti


text: superinduxit

title: superinduxit


text: superinduximus

title: superinduximus


text: superinduxistis

title: superinduxistis


text: superinduxerunt

title: superinduxerunt


text: superinduxero

title: superinduxero


text: superinduxeris

title: superinduxeris


text: superinduxerit

title: superinduxerit


text: superinduxerimus

title: superinduxerimus


text: superinduxeritis

title: superinduxeritis


text: superinduxerint

title: superinduxerint


text: superinduxeram

title: superinduxeram


text: superinduxeras

title: superinduxeras


text: superinduxerat

title: superinduxerat


text: superinduxeramus

title: superinduxeramus


text: superinduxeratis

title: superinduxeratis


text: superinduxerant

title: superinduxerant


text: superinducor

title: superinducor


text: superinduceris

title: superinduceris


text: superinducitur

title: superinducitur


text: superinducimur

title: superinducimur


text: superinducimini

title: superinducimini


text: superinducuntur

title: superinducuntur


text: superinducar

title: superinducar


text: superinducetur

title: superinducetur


text: superinducemur

title: superinducemur


text: superinducemini

title: superinducemini


text: superinducentur

title: superinducentur


text: superinducebar

title: superinducebar


text: superinducebaris

title: superinducebaris


text: superinducebatur

title: superinducebatur


text: superinducebamur

title: superinducebamur


text:
intrascendencia

Noun

 * 1) unimportance; insignificance

title: intrascendencia


text: superinducebamini

title: superinducebamini


text: superinducebantur

title: superinducebantur


text: superinducas

title: superinducas


text: superinducat

title: superinducat


text: superinducamus

title: superinducamus


text: superinducatis

title: superinducatis


text: superinducant

title: superinducant


text: superinducerem

title: superinducerem


text: superinduceres

title: superinduceres


text: superinduceret

title: superinduceret


text: superinduceremus

title: superinduceremus


text: superinduceretis

title: superinduceretis


text: superinducerent

title: superinducerent


text: superinduxerim

title: superinduxerim


text: superinduxissem

title: superinduxissem


text: superinduxisses

title: superinduxisses


text: intrascendencias

title: intrascendencias


text: superinduxisset

title: superinduxisset


text: superinduxissemus

title: superinduxissemus


text: superinduxissetis

title: superinduxissetis


text: superinduxissent

title: superinduxissent


text: superinducaris

title: superinducaris


text: superinducatur

title: superinducatur


text: superinducamur

title: superinducamur


text: superinducamini

title: superinducamini


text: superinducantur

title: superinducantur


text: superinducerer

title: superinducerer


text: superinducereris

title: superinducereris


text: superinduceretur

title: superinduceretur


text: superinduceremur

title: superinduceremur


text: superinduceremini

title: superinduceremini


text: superinducerentur

title: superinducerentur


text: superinducito

title: superinducito


text: superinducite

title: superinducite


text: superinducitote

title: superinducitote


text: superinducunto

title: superinducunto


text: superinducere

title: superinducere


text: superinducitor

title: superinducitor


text: superinducuntor

title: superinducuntor


text: superinduxisse

title: superinduxisse


text: superinduci

title: superinduci


text: guaillidhe

title: guaillidhe


text: guaillidh

title: guaillidh


text:
superliminare

Noun

 * 1) lintel

title: superliminare


text: superliminaria

title: superliminaria


text: superliminaris

title: superliminaris


text: superliminarium

title: superliminarium


text: superliminari

title: superliminari


text: superliminaribus

title: superliminaribus


text:
guaillíocht

Noun

 * 1) companionship

title: guaillíocht


text:
gúalaire

Noun

 * 1) load, burden

title: gúalaire


text:
intrascendente

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unimportant; insignificant

title: intrascendente


text: intrascendentes

title: intrascendentes


text:
superponens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) placing on top or over

title: superponens


text: superponentes

title: superponentes


text: superponentia

title: superponentia


text: superponentis

title: superponentis


text: superponentium

title: superponentium


text: superponenti

title: superponenti


text: superponente

title: superponente


text: superponentibus

title: superponentibus


text: superponentem

title: superponentem


text:
superstitiosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) superstitious

title: superstitiosus


text: superstitiosa

title: superstitiosa


text: superstitiosum

title: superstitiosum


text: superstitiosi

title: superstitiosi


text: superstitiosae

title: superstitiosae


text: superstitiosorum

title: superstitiosorum


text: superstitiosarum

title: superstitiosarum


text: superstitioso

title: superstitioso


text: superstitiosis

title: superstitiosis


text: superstitiosam

title: superstitiosam


text: superstitiosos

title: superstitiosos


text: superstitiosas

title: superstitiosas


text: superstitiose

title: superstitiose


text: superstitiosior

title: superstitiosior


text: superstitiosius

title: superstitiosius


text: superstitiosiores

title: superstitiosiores


text: superstitiosiora

title: superstitiosiora


text: superstitiosioris

title: superstitiosioris


text: superstitiosiorum

title: superstitiosiorum


text: superstitiosiori

title: superstitiosiori


text: superstitiosiorem

title: superstitiosiorem


text: superstitiosiore

title: superstitiosiore


text: superstitiosioribus

title: superstitiosioribus


text:
superumerale

Noun

 * 1) ephod

title: superumerale


text: superumeralia

title: superumeralia


text: superumeralis

title: superumeralis


text: superumeralium

title: superumeralium


text: superumerali

title: superumerali


text: superumeralibus

title: superumeralibus


text:
supervacuitas

Noun

 * 1) vainglory
 * 2) superfluity

title: supervacuitas


text: supervacuitates

title: supervacuitates


text: supervacuitatis

title: supervacuitatis


text: supervacuitatum

title: supervacuitatum


text: supervacuitati

title: supervacuitati


text: supervacuitatibus

title: supervacuitatibus


text: supervacuitatem

title: supervacuitatem


text: supervacuitate

title: supervacuitate


text:
supervivo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to outlive
 * 2) to survive

title: supervivo


text: supervivis

title: supervivis


text: supervivit

title: supervivit


text: supervivimus

title: supervivimus


text: supervivitis

title: supervivitis


text: supervivunt

title: supervivunt


text: supervivam

title: supervivam


text: supervives

title: supervives


text: supervivet

title: supervivet


text: supervivemus

title: supervivemus


text: supervivetis

title: supervivetis


text:
supervivent

Noun

 * 1) survivor

title: supervivent


text: supervivebam

title: supervivebam


text: supervivebas

title: supervivebas


text: supervivebat

title: supervivebat


text: supervivebamus

title: supervivebamus


text: supervivebatis

title: supervivebatis


text: supervivebant

title: supervivebant


text: supervixi

title: supervixi


text: supervixisti

title: supervixisti


text: supervixit

title: supervixit


text: superviximus

title: superviximus


text: supervixistis

title: supervixistis


text: supervixerunt

title: supervixerunt


text: supervixero

title: supervixero


text: supervixeris

title: supervixeris


text: supervixerit

title: supervixerit


text: supervixerimus

title: supervixerimus


text: supervixeritis

title: supervixeritis


text: supervixerint

title: supervixerint


text: supervixeram

title: supervixeram


text: supervixeras

title: supervixeras


text: supervixerat

title: supervixerat


text: supervixeramus

title: supervixeramus


text: supervixeratis

title: supervixeratis


text: supervixerant

title: supervixerant


text: supervivitur

title: supervivitur


text: supervivetur

title: supervivetur


text: supervivebatur

title: supervivebatur


text: supervivas

title: supervivas


text: supervivat

title: supervivat


text: supervivamus

title: supervivamus


text: supervivatis

title: supervivatis


text: supervivant

title: supervivant


text: superviverem

title: superviverem


text: superviveres

title: superviveres


text: superviveret

title: superviveret


text: superviveremus

title: superviveremus


text: superviveretis

title: superviveretis


text: superviverent

title: superviverent


text: supervixerim

title: supervixerim


text: supervixissem

title: supervixissem


text: supervixisses

title: supervixisses


text: supervixisset

title: supervixisset


text: supervixissemus

title: supervixissemus


text: supervixissetis

title: supervixissetis


text: supervixissent

title: supervixissent


text: supervivatur

title: supervivatur


text: superviveretur

title: superviveretur


text:
supervive

Etymology
..

Verb

 * 1)  To survive; to outlive.

title: supervive


text: supervivito

title: supervivito


text: supervivite

title: supervivite


text: supervivitote

title: supervivitote


text: supervivunto

title: supervivunto


text: supervivere

title: supervivere


text: supervivitor

title: supervivitor


text: supervixisse

title: supervixisse


text: supervivi

title: supervivi


text:
mì-fhurachail

Adjective

 * 1) careless, inattentive

title: mì-fhurachail


text:
mì-fhurachas

Noun

 * 1) inattention

title: mì-fhurachas


text:
furachail

Adjective

 * 1) alert, attentive, careful, vigilant

title: furachail


text:
furachas

Noun

 * 1) attention, circumspection, vigilance

title: furachas


text:
supputatio

Noun

 * 1) reckoning, computation

title: supputatio


text: supputationes

title: supputationes


text: supputationis

title: supputationis


text: supputationum

title: supputationum


text: supputationi

title: supputationi


text: supputationibus

title: supputationibus


text: supputationem

title: supputationem


text: supputatione

title: supputatione


text: suscitasset

title: suscitasset


text:
suspendens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) suspending

title: suspendens


text: suspendentes

title: suspendentes


text: suspendentia

title: suspendentia


text: suspendentis

title: suspendentis


text: suspendentium

title: suspendentium


text: suspendenti

title: suspendenti


text: suspendente

title: suspendente


text: suspendentibus

title: suspendentibus


text: suspendentem

title: suspendentem


text: Nicæa

title: Nicæa


text:
suspendium

Noun

 * 1) hanging of oneself

title: suspendium


text: suspendia

title: suspendia


text: suspendii

title: suspendii


text: suspendiorum

title: suspendiorum


text: suspendio

title: suspendio


text: suspendiis

title: suspendiis


text: susurri

title: susurri


text: susurrorum

title: susurrorum


text: susurris

title: susurris


text: susurrum

title: susurrum


text:
sycaminus

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) mulberry (tree)

title: sycaminus


text: sycamini

title: sycamini


text: sycaminorum

title: sycaminorum


text: sycamino

title: sycamino


text: sycaminis

title: sycaminis


text: sycaminum

title: sycaminum


text: sycaminos

title: sycaminos


text:
tabis

Adjective

 * 1) pompous

Verb

 * 1) to swagger; to walk pompously

title: tabis


text: tabium

title: tabium


text: tabibus

title: tabibus


text: tabem

title: tabem


text:
tabe

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) subordinate
 * 2)  dependent

Noun

 * 1) subordinate

Etymology
From, cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Possibly from, , from , cf. 🇨🇬 = 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to lose
 * 2) to lose

Etymology
, derived from, from , derived from the root.

Noun

 * 1) pus
 * 2) emaciation
 * 3)  degradation, corruption
 * 4)  tabes
 * 1)  tabes
 * 1)  tabes

title: tabe


text:
tabescens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) melting, dissolving
 * 2) dwindling

title: tabescens


text: tabescentes

title: tabescentes


text: tabescentia

title: tabescentia


text: tabescentis

title: tabescentis


text: tabescentium

title: tabescentium


text: tabescenti

title: tabescenti


text: tabescente

title: tabescente


text: tabescentibus

title: tabescentibus


text: tabescentem

title: tabescentem


text:
taureus

Adjective

 * 1)  bull or ox
 * 2) taurine

title: taureus


text: taurea

title: taurea


text: taureum

title: taureum


text: taurei

title: taurei


text: taureae

title: taureae


text: taureorum

title: taureorum


text: taurearum

title: taurearum


text: taureo

title: taureo


text: taureis

title: taureis


text: tauream

title: tauream


text: taureos

title: taureos


text: taureas

title: taureas


text: tauree

title: tauree


text:
tebeth

Noun

 * 1) Tevet

Noun

 * 1) Tevet

title: tebeth


text: randomest

title: randomest


text: tegentes

title: tegentes


text: tegentia

title: tegentia


text: tegentis

title: tegentis


text: tegentium

title: tegentium


text: tegenti

title: tegenti


text: tegente

title: tegente


text: tegentibus

title: tegentibus


text: tegentem

title: tegentem


text:
名冊

Noun

 * 1) roll; register

title: 名冊


text: 名册

title: 名册


text:
tegimen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cover, covering, protection; tegument
 * 2) * Vergilius; found in both Georgicon (Book IV, line 566) and Eclogae (Book I, line 1)
 * Sub tegmine fāgī.
 * Under the cover of a beech tree. More commonly rendered: Under the shade of a beech tree

Declension
Often syncopated in oblique cases, dropping the -i- after teg-.

Related terms

 * tegimentum

title: tegimen


text: tegminis

title: tegminis


text: tegminum

title: tegminum


text: tegmini

title: tegmini


text: tegminibus

title: tegminibus


text: tegmine

title: tegmine


text: tegimina

title: tegimina


text: tegiminis

title: tegiminis


text: tegiminum

title: tegiminum


text: tegiminibus

title: tegiminibus


text: tegimine

title: tegimine


text: cælestial

title: cælestial


text:
文物

Noun

 * 1) cultural object; relic

title: 文物


text:
tenax

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) clinging
 * 2) tenacious
 * 3) close-fisted, niggardly, stingy
 * 4) firm, steadfast, persistent
 * 1) firm, steadfast, persistent

title: tenax


text: tenacis

title: tenacis


text: tenacium

title: tenacium


text: tenacibus

title: tenacibus


text: tenacem

title: tenacem


text: 联盟

title: 联盟


text:
聯盟

Noun

 * 1) union; alliance; coalition; league
 * 2) confederation (of countries); federation

Verb

 * 1) to ally; to form an alliance

title: 聯盟


text: tenerrimus

title: tenerrimus


text: tenerrima

title: tenerrima


text: tenerrimum

title: tenerrimum


text: tenerrimi

title: tenerrimi


text: tenerrimae

title: tenerrimae


text: tenerrimorum

title: tenerrimorum


text: tenerrimarum

title: tenerrimarum


text: tenerrimo

title: tenerrimo


text: tenerrimis

title: tenerrimis


text: tenerrimam

title: tenerrimam


text: tenerrimos

title: tenerrimos


text: tenerrimas

title: tenerrimas


text: tenerrime

title: tenerrime


text: 民权

title: 民权


text:
民權

Noun

 * 1) power of the people
 * 2)  popular sovereignty
 * 3)  civil rights

title: 民權


text:
how-to-vote card

Noun

 * 1)  An informational card or leaflet published by a political party and distributed to the general public, usually near voting booths during election time, to indicate how to vote for a particular party.

title: how-to-vote card


text: how-to-vote cards

title: how-to-vote cards


text:
Talk:cœlestial

Misspelling
¶ I am not highly educated in Latin, but surely this spelling is not etymologically consistent with classical Latin? Judging from this Bible Translation from the fourth century of the common era, cæl‐ should be the correct form. I am guessing that coelom and caelum, since they look similar, were confused with each‐other ; related terms were affected by such confusion. ¶ I am going to mark this word as erroneous until objection. I hope that is acceptable. 75.142.190.21 12:39, 17 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Looks about right to me. --Mglovesfun (talk) 12:52, 17 March 2011 (UTC)

¶ I wish you elaborated. I assume that you are insisting “cœlestial” is etymologically correct? 75.142.190.21 14:25, 17 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Sorry, it looks like you are about right. "Etymological inconsistent" seems better to me than "misspelling"; they're not always compatible. Adventure would be an example of this. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:33, 17 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:cœlestial


text:
قصیده

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  qasida

title: قصیده


text:
meteseax

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) knife, especially one used to cut food

title: meteseax


text: ebb tides

title: ebb tides


text: flood tides

title: flood tides


text:
testificatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) testifying, testification
 * 2) attestation, proof, evidence

title: testificatio


text: testificationes

title: testificationes


text: testificationis

title: testificationis


text: testificationum

title: testificationum


text: testificationi

title: testificationi


text: testificationibus

title: testificationibus


text: testificationem

title: testificationem


text: testificatione

title: testificatione


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/sahsą

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a stone chip used for cutting
 * 2)  dagger, knife

Descendants

 * (dial. )
 * (dial. )
 * (dial. )
 * (dial. )
 * (dial. )
 * (dial. )
 * (dial. )
 * (dial. )

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/sahsą


text:
texens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) weaving
 * 2) plaiting

title: texens


text: texentes

title: texentes


text: texentia

title: texentia


text: texentis

title: texentis


text: texentium

title: texentium


text: texenti

title: texenti


text: texente

title: texente


text: texentibus

title: texentibus


text: texentem

title: texentem


text: texturae

title: texturae


text: texturarum

title: texturarum


text: texturis

title: texturis


text: texturam

title: texturam


text:
theristrum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A summer garment

title: theristrum


text: theristra

title: theristra


text:
I see what you did there

Phrase

 * 1) * 2010 November 4, Bill Prady, Steven Molaro & Steve Holland, "The Apology Insufficiency", episode 4-7 of The Big Bang Theory, 00:05:03-00:05:19:
 * Leonard Hofstadter: Of course, we're in different departments. He's an engineer and I'm an experimental physicist. You know, one of guys who examines the building blocks of creation and says: "Hello, maker of the universe. I see what you did there. Good one."
 * 1) * 2010 November 4, Bill Prady, Steven Molaro & Steve Holland, "The Apology Insufficiency", episode 4-7 of The Big Bang Theory, 00:05:03-00:05:19:
 * Leonard Hofstadter: Of course, we're in different departments. He's an engineer and I'm an experimental physicist. You know, one of guys who examines the building blocks of creation and says: "Hello, maker of the universe. I see what you did there. Good one."

title: I see what you did there


text: theristri

title: theristri


text: theristrorum

title: theristrorum


text: theristro

title: theristro


text: theristris

title: theristris


text:
thymiamaterium

Noun

 * 1) censer

title: thymiamaterium


text: thymiamateria

title: thymiamateria


text: thymiamaterii

title: thymiamaterii


text: thymiamateriorum

title: thymiamateriorum


text: thymiamaterio

title: thymiamaterio


text: thymiamateriis

title: thymiamateriis


text:
tiarae

Etymology
From.

title: tiarae


text: tiararum

title: tiararum


text: tiaris

title: tiaris


text: tiaram

title: tiaram


text:
tignarius

Adjective

 * 1)  beams

title: tignarius


text: tignaria

title: tignaria


text: tignarium

title: tignarium


text: tignarii

title: tignarii


text: tignariae

title: tignariae


text: tignariorum

title: tignariorum


text: tignariarum

title: tignariarum


text: tignario

title: tignario


text: tignariis

title: tignariis


text: tignariam

title: tignariam


text: tignarios

title: tignarios


text: tignarias

title: tignarias


text: tignarie

title: tignarie


text:
馬刀貝

Etymology
The spelling of the mate portion is. The appears to be phonetic, and possibly in reference to the larger size. The is an irregular reading, and likely in reference to the blade-like nature of the shell.

title: 馬刀貝


text:
timefactus

Adjective

 * 1) frightened, alarmed, intimidated

title: timefactus


text: timefacta

title: timefacta


text: timefactum

title: timefactum


text: timefacti

title: timefacti


text: timefactae

title: timefactae


text: timefactorum

title: timefactorum


text: timefactarum

title: timefactarum


text: timefacto

title: timefacto


text: timefactis

title: timefactis


text: timefactam

title: timefactam


text: timefactos

title: timefactos


text: timefactas

title: timefactas


text: timefacte

title: timefacte


text: mategai

title: mategai


text:
tincturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to moisten, immerse etc.

title: tincturus


text:
hundestejle

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stickleback,

title: hundestejle


text: tincturum

title: tincturum


text: tincturi

title: tincturi


text: tincturae

title: tincturae


text: tincturorum

title: tincturorum


text: hundestejlen

title: hundestejlen


text: tincturarum

title: tincturarum


text: tincturo

title: tincturo


text: tincturis

title: tincturis


text: tincturam

title: tincturam


text: tincturos

title: tincturos


text: tincturas

title: tincturas


text: hundestejler

title: hundestejler


text: hundestejlerne

title: hundestejlerne


text: hundestejles

title: hundestejles


text:
蟶貝

Etymology
The spelling is from.

title: 蟶貝


text: hundestejlens

title: hundestejlens


text: hundestejlers

title: hundestejlers


text: hundestejlernes

title: hundestejlernes


text: tintinabulum

title: tintinabulum


text: tintinabula

title: tintinabula


text: tintinabuli

title: tintinabuli


text: tintinabulorum

title: tintinabulorum


text: tintinabulo

title: tintinabulo


text: tintinabulis

title: tintinabulis


text:
User talk:Cathbhadh III

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title: User talk:Cathbhadh III


text:
segéd

Etymology
From the stem of.

Noun

 * 1) aide, helper, assistant
 * 2) second (in a duel)
 * 3)  wizard, assistant (computer program)
 * 4)  unskilled worker
 * 1)  wizard, assistant (computer program)
 * 2)  unskilled worker
 * 1)  unskilled worker

title: segéd


text: segédek

title: segédek


text:
はずす

Verb

 * 1)  remove, unfasten, miss a target

title: はずす


text: hazusu

title: hazusu


text:
philautic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to philauty.

title: philautic


text: vuneti

title: vuneti


text: anaguma

title: anaguma


text:
じょどうし

Noun

 * 1)   auxiliary verb

title: じょどうし


text: jodōshi

title: jodōshi


text:
kisha

Adverb

 * 1) then, subsequently, afterwards

title: kisha


text: そなえもの

title: そなえもの


text: sonaemono

title: sonaemono


text: User:DCDuring/templates/derv

title: User:DCDuring/templates/derv


text: User:DCDuring/templates/base

title: User:DCDuring/templates/base


text: User:DCDuring/templates/morph

title: User:DCDuring/templates/morph


text:
User talk:DCDuring/templates/base

Usage
For possible use in the Etymology sections together with and. It is used for words consisting of three of more components, for a component that is not a morpheme, for which we desire to create a derived term category. It's not intended to indicate that the word directly derives, historically, from the component, for which situation should be used. For example, in the case of referentiality:, refer: may not be considered a morpheme, being decomposable to re-: and "fer", which is not a meaningful unit in English. But it does have an entry for which we would like to show Related terms.

 * referentiality: can be broken down thus:

 * ( = ( + or ) +  +

by using this wikitext:

 *  ( = ( +  or ) +  +

Categorization
This is intended to populate a set of categories with names of the form "Category:[languagename] words containing but not directly derived from: refer".

Parameters
Positional (unnamed) parameters:
 * 1) language-code
 * 2) morpheme to link to
 * 3) optional: morpheme to display (if different from the morpheme to link to)
 * 4) optional: gloss (brief English translation of the morpheme)

Named parameters:
 * sc= (optional) — script template
 * tr= (optional) — transliteration

title: User talk:DCDuring/templates/base


text:
User talk:DCDuring/templates/derv

Usage
For use in the Etymology sections of an entry to show component terms from which it was immediately derived in the same language. It is intended to complement.

For example, can be broken down thus:
 * ( = ( + en: or ) + ) + }

by using this wikitext:
 *  ( = ( + en: or ) + ) +  OR

Using utilizes the existing suffix category system and is preferred at this time. Note the omitted parameter. (Similarly, .)

Categorization
This is intended to populate a set of categories with names of the form "Category:[languagename] words derived from: 'referential'[ ('pos')][ Etymology 'etynum'].

The optional pos and etynum parameter put the entry in a category named for the target section within complex entries that may have more than one part of speech or more than one etymology section.

Parameters
Positional (unnamed) parameters: Named parameters:
 * 1) language-code
 * 2) entry to link to, usually a lemma, could be a section of an entry
 * 3) optional: display (if different from the entry to link to, as an alternative spelling or a non-lemma form or stem)
 * 4) optional: gloss (brief specific sense or English translation of the entry or display)
 * sc= (optional) — script template
 * tr= (optional) — transliteration
 * pos= (optional) — part of speech (for naming category for derived terms location)
 * etynum= (optional) — Number of etymology section (for naming category for derived terms location)

title: User talk:DCDuring/templates/derv


text:
User talk:DCDuring/templates/morph

Usage
For use in the Etymology sections of words consisting of multiple morphemes, where it's not intended to indicate that it derives, historically, from those morphemes. For example, can be broken down thus:
 * ( = or  ( =  +  or ) + )

by using this wikitext:
 *  ( =  or  ( =  +  or ) + )

This template operates with and, both in single parameter mode (no base), , and.

Categorization
This is intended to populate a set of categories with names of the form "Category:[languagename] words with morpheme: 'reference'|'-ial'|'ity'".

Parameters
Positional (unnamed) parameters: Named parameters:
 * 1) language-code
 * 2) morpheme to link to
 * 3) optional: morpheme to display (if different from the morpheme to link to)
 * 4) optional: gloss (brief English translation of the morpheme)
 * sc= (optional) — script template
 * tr= (optional) — transliteration

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Template talk:str find

Ridiculously heavy templates imported from Wikipedia that attempt to manipulate strings by using padright tens of thousands of times. --Yair rand (talk) 22:08, 7 February 2011 (UTC)

 * I'd rather keep them, and use them for templates of categories. --Daniel. 22:18, 7 February 2011 (UTC)

 * As a side note, I would also be happy if alternatively mw:Extension:StringFunctions could be installed here. --Daniel. 22:20, 7 February 2011 (UTC)

 * The devs have made it pretty clear that none of the Wikimedia wikis are ever going to get string functions. --Yair rand (talk) 22:24, 7 February 2011 (UTC)

 * By my understanding, that's only partly true. The devs take issue with some specific aspects of that extension, but they're not opposed to the entire concept of string-functions. IINM, it's considered likely that a significant subset of its functions will eventually be incorporated into the ParserFunctions extension (which is installed here). —Ruakh TALK 22:30, 7 February 2011 (UTC)

 * Delete, , and . (I'd be fine with deleting the other two as well, but they actually aren't very expensive, so I don't terribly mind if we keep them.) —Ruakh TALK 22:21, 7 February 2011 (UTC)

 * Incidentally, because of the way they're implemented, these templates are also quite limited: can only search the first 50 characters (which limit can be raised, but only by making the template commensurately more expensive), and  and  only support a very limited character set (which set can be made less limited, but only by making the template commensurately more expensive). —Ruakh TALK 23:47, 7 February 2011 (UTC)

 * Strong support of what Ruakh said. DAVilla 19:52, 22 February 2011 (UTC)

Keep. I've been using this extensively to add inflection tables. It removes the last letters of a word to produce a stem for inflection. For example, in the word hevonen, the following:

Produces:

I had valuable help on this from Yair rand. ~ heyzeuss 22:15, 8 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Well, if we can guarantee any of these templates only be used substed, I wouldn't mind keeping it. I suppose using the subst: trick that ensures that, protecting the page, and adding notes to the talkpage and documentation indicating that the templates must remain nontranscludable will do. —msh210℠ (talk) 22:22, 8 February 2011 (UTC)

 * I'd be O.K. with that as well. —Ruakh TALK 23:12, 8 February 2011 (UTC)

 * Thank you kindly. That would have pulled the rug out from under me!  :)   ~ heyzeuss 06:12, 9 February 2011 (UTC)

 * BTW, also delete and delete or fix . —Ruakh TALK 22:29, 7 February 2011 (UTC)
 * I've added those headers, above, now. —msh210℠ (talk) 22:34, 7 February 2011 (UTC)

 * Delete str find, str index, str sub, and str len, per others' comments. —msh210℠ (talk) 22:34, 7 February 2011 (UTC) ← This opinion has been qualified; see my comments, above, of 22:22, 8 February 2011 (UTC). —msh210℠ (talk)
 * Keep Template:wide image/sandbox, but do not use in NS:0. It's a sandbox. Mglovesfun (talk) 23:07, 13 February 2011 (UTC)

 * I have now deleted, , and ; kept and ; kept  but rendered it unusable except for subst:ing, and kept  per Mglovesfun, but noting that it's no longer used anywhere in mainspace and will no longer work now that  and  are gone. —Ruakh TALK 20:23, 22 February 2011 (UTC)

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