text: praefloruisset

title: praefloruisset


text: praefloruissemus

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title: praefloruissemus


text: praefloruissetis

title: praefloruissetis


text: praefloruissent

title: praefloruissent


text: praeflore

title: praeflore


text: praefloreto

title: praefloreto


text: σουβλακιών

title: σουβλακιών


text: praeflorete

title: praeflorete


text: praefloretote

title: praefloretote


text: praeflorento

title: praeflorento


text: praefloruisse

title: praefloruisse


text: komna

title: komna


text: devoves

title: devoves


text: devovet

title: devovet


text: devovemus

title: devovemus


text: devovetis

title: devovetis


text: devovent

title: devovent


text: devovebo

title: devovebo


text: devovebis

title: devovebis


text: devovebit

title: devovebit


text: devovebimus

title: devovebimus


text: devovebitis

title: devovebitis


text: devovebunt

title: devovebunt


text: σουβλάκια

title: σουβλάκια


text: devovebam

title: devovebam


text: devovebas

title: devovebas


text: devovebat

title: devovebat


text: devovebamus

title: devovebamus


text: devovebatis

title: devovebatis


text: devovebant

title: devovebant


text: devovi

title: devovi


text: devovisti

title: devovisti


text: devovit

title: devovit


text: devovimus

title: devovimus


text: devovistis

title: devovistis


text: devoverunt

title: devoverunt


text: devovero

title: devovero


text: devoveris

title: devoveris


text: devoverit

title: devoverit


text: devoverimus

title: devoverimus


text: devoveritis

title: devoveritis


text: devoverint

title: devoverint


text: devoveram

title: devoveram


text: devoveras

title: devoveras


text: devoverat

title: devoverat


text: devoveramus

title: devoveramus


text: devoveratis

title: devoveratis


text:
dechristianization

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The act of dechristianizing; the systematic removal of Christianity or Christian elements.

Translations

 * Danish: afkristning

title: dechristianization


text: devoverant

title: devoverant


text: devoveam

title: devoveam


text: devoveas

title: devoveas


text: devoveat

title: devoveat


text: devoveamus

title: devoveamus


text: devoveatis

title: devoveatis


text: devoveant

title: devoveant


text: devoverem

title: devoverem


text: devoveres

title: devoveres


text: devoveret

title: devoveret


text: devoveremus

title: devoveremus


text: devoveretis

title: devoveretis


text: devoverent

title: devoverent


text: devoverim

title: devoverim


text: devovissem

title: devovissem


text: devovisses

title: devovisses


text: devovisset

title: devovisset


text: devovissemus

title: devovissemus


text: devovissetis

title: devovissetis


text: devovissent

title: devovissent


text:
devove

Etymology
See.

Verb

 * 1)  To devote.

title: devove


text: devoveto

title: devoveto


text: devovete

title: devovete


text: devovetote

title: devovetote


text: devovento

title: devovento


text: devovisse

title: devovisse


text: internites

title: internites


text: internitet

title: internitet


text: internitemus

title: internitemus


text: internitetis

title: internitetis


text: internitent

title: internitent


text: internitebo

title: internitebo


text: internitebis

title: internitebis


text: internitebit

title: internitebit


text: internitebimus

title: internitebimus


text: internitebitis

title: internitebitis


text: internitebunt

title: internitebunt


text: internitebam

title: internitebam


text: internitebas

title: internitebas


text: internitebat

title: internitebat


text: internitebamus

title: internitebamus


text: internitebatis

title: internitebatis


text: internitebant

title: internitebant


text: internitui

title: internitui


text: internituisti

title: internituisti


text: internituit

title: internituit


text: internituimus

title: internituimus


text: internituistis

title: internituistis


text: internituerunt

title: internituerunt


text: internituero

title: internituero


text: internitueris

title: internitueris


text: internituerit

title: internituerit


text: internituerimus

title: internituerimus


text: internitueritis

title: internitueritis


text: internituerint

title: internituerint


text: internitueram

title: internitueram


text: internitueras

title: internitueras


text: internituerat

title: internituerat


text: internitueramus

title: internitueramus


text: internitueratis

title: internitueratis


text: internituerant

title: internituerant


text: interniteam

title: interniteam


text: interniteas

title: interniteas


text: interniteat

title: interniteat


text: interniteamus

title: interniteamus


text: interniteatis

title: interniteatis


text: interniteant

title: interniteant


text: interniterem

title: interniterem


text: interniteres

title: interniteres


text: interniteret

title: interniteret


text: interniteremus

title: interniteremus


text: interniteretis

title: interniteretis


text: interniterent

title: interniterent


text:
dechristianize

Verb

 * 1) To deprive of Christian character

title: dechristianize


text: internituerim

title: internituerim


text: internituissem

title: internituissem


text: internituisses

title: internituisses


text: internituisset

title: internituisset


text: internituissemus

title: internituissemus


text: internituissetis

title: internituissetis


text: internituissent

title: internituissent


text: internite

title: internite


text: interniteto

title: interniteto


text: internitete

title: internitete


text: internitetote

title: internitetote


text: internitento

title: internitento


text: internituisse

title: internituisse


text: pernites

title: pernites


text: pernitet

title: pernitet


text: pernitemus

title: pernitemus


text: pernitetis

title: pernitetis


text: pernitent

title: pernitent


text: pernitebo

title: pernitebo


text: pernitebis

title: pernitebis


text: pernitebit

title: pernitebit


text: pernitebimus

title: pernitebimus


text: pernitebitis

title: pernitebitis


text:
försona

Verb

 * 1) to reconcile, to redeem

title: försona


text: pernitebunt

title: pernitebunt


text: pernitebam

title: pernitebam


text: pernitebas

title: pernitebas


text: pernitebat

title: pernitebat


text: pernitebamus

title: pernitebamus


text: pernitebatis

title: pernitebatis


text: pernitebant

title: pernitebant


text: pernitui

title: pernitui


text: pernituisti

title: pernituisti


text: pernituit

title: pernituit


text: pernituimus

title: pernituimus


text: pernituistis

title: pernituistis


text: pernituerunt

title: pernituerunt


text: pernituero

title: pernituero


text: pernitueris

title: pernitueris


text: pernituerit

title: pernituerit


text: pernituerimus

title: pernituerimus


text: pernitueritis

title: pernitueritis


text: pernituerint

title: pernituerint


text: pernitueram

title: pernitueram


text: pernitueras

title: pernitueras


text: pernituerat

title: pernituerat


text: pernitueramus

title: pernitueramus


text: pernitueratis

title: pernitueratis


text: pernituerant

title: pernituerant


text: perniteam

title: perniteam


text: perniteas

title: perniteas


text: perniteat

title: perniteat


text: perniteamus

title: perniteamus


text: perniteatis

title: perniteatis


text: perniteant

title: perniteant


text: perniterem

title: perniterem


text: perniteres

title: perniteres


text: perniteret

title: perniteret


text: perniteremus

title: perniteremus


text: perniteretis

title: perniteretis


text: perniterent

title: perniterent


text: pernituerim

title: pernituerim


text: pernituissem

title: pernituissem


text: pernituisses

title: pernituisses


text: pernituisset

title: pernituisset


text: pernituissemus

title: pernituissemus


text: pernituissetis

title: pernituissetis


text: pernituissent

title: pernituissent


text: pernite

title: pernite


text: perniteto

title: perniteto


text: pernitete

title: pernitete


text: pernitetote

title: pernitetote


text: pernitento

title: pernitento


text: pernituisse

title: pernituisse


text: praenites

title: praenites


text: praenitet

title: praenitet


text: praenitemus

title: praenitemus


text: praenitetis

title: praenitetis


text: praenitent

title: praenitent


text: praenitebo

title: praenitebo


text: praenitebis

title: praenitebis


text: praenitebit

title: praenitebit


text: praenitebimus

title: praenitebimus


text: praenitebitis

title: praenitebitis


text: praenitebunt

title: praenitebunt


text: praenitebam

title: praenitebam


text: praenitebas

title: praenitebas


text: praenitebat

title: praenitebat


text: praenitebamus

title: praenitebamus


text: sjöbodarna

title: sjöbodarna


text: praenitebatis

title: praenitebatis


text: praenitebant

title: praenitebant


text: praenitui

title: praenitui


text: praenituisti

title: praenituisti


text: praenituit

title: praenituit


text: praenituimus

title: praenituimus


text: praenituistis

title: praenituistis


text: praenituerunt

title: praenituerunt


text: drängarna

title: drängarna


text: praenituero

title: praenituero


text: praenitueris

title: praenitueris


text: praenituerit

title: praenituerit


text: praenituerimus

title: praenituerimus


text: praenitueritis

title: praenitueritis


text: praenituerint

title: praenituerint


text: praenitueram

title: praenitueram


text: pengarna

title: pengarna


text: praenitueras

title: praenitueras


text: praenituerat

title: praenituerat


text: praenitueramus

title: praenitueramus


text: praenitueratis

title: praenitueratis


text:
something to write home about

Pronoun

 * 1) Something exceptional or noteworthy.

Translations

 * Dutch: iets om over naar huis te schrijven
 * Spanish: algo del otro mundo

title: something to write home about


text: praenituerant

title: praenituerant


text: praeniteam

title: praeniteam


text: praeniteas

title: praeniteas


text: praeniteat

title: praeniteat


text: bänkarna

title: bänkarna


text: praeniteamus

title: praeniteamus


text: praeniteatis

title: praeniteatis


text: praeniteant

title: praeniteant


text:
epicedium

Noun

 * 1) dirge, lament, elegy

title: epicedium


text: praeniterem

title: praeniterem


text: praeniteres

title: praeniteres


text: praeniteret

title: praeniteret


text: praeniteremus

title: praeniteremus


text: praeniteretis

title: praeniteretis


text: roddarbänkarna

title: roddarbänkarna


text: praeniterent

title: praeniterent


text: praenituerim

title: praenituerim


text: praenituissem

title: praenituissem


text: praenituisses

title: praenituisses


text: praenituisset

title: praenituisset


text: praenituissemus

title: praenituissemus


text: praenituissetis

title: praenituissetis


text: tömmarna

title: tömmarna


text: praenituissent

title: praenituissent


text: praenite

title: praenite


text: praeniteto

title: praeniteto


text: praenitete

title: praenitete


text: praenitetote

title: praenitetote


text: praenitento

title: praenitento


text: praenituisse

title: praenituisse


text: renites

title: renites


text: renitet

title: renitet


text: renitemus

title: renitemus


text: tårarna

title: tårarna


text: renitetis

title: renitetis


text: renitebo

title: renitebo


text: renitebis

title: renitebis


text: renitebit

title: renitebit


text: renitebimus

title: renitebimus


text: renitebitis

title: renitebitis


text: renitebunt

title: renitebunt


text: skottarna

title: skottarna


text: renitebam

title: renitebam


text: renitebas

title: renitebas


text: renitebat

title: renitebat


text: renitebamus

title: renitebamus


text: renitebatis

title: renitebatis


text: renitebant

title: renitebant


text: renitui

title: renitui


text: renituisti

title: renituisti


text: renituit

title: renituit


text: renituimus

title: renituimus


text: renituistis

title: renituistis


text: renituerunt

title: renituerunt


text: renituero

title: renituero


text: renitueris

title: renitueris


text: renituerit

title: renituerit


text: renituerimus

title: renituerimus


text: renitueritis

title: renitueritis


text: renituerint

title: renituerint


text: rövarna

title: rövarna


text: renitueram

title: renitueram


text: renitueras

title: renitueras


text: renituerat

title: renituerat


text: renitueramus

title: renitueramus


text: renitueratis

title: renitueratis


text: renituerant

title: renituerant


text: reniteam

title: reniteam


text: reniteas

title: reniteas


text: reniteat

title: reniteat


text: reniteamus

title: reniteamus


text: reniteatis

title: reniteatis


text: kinderna

title: kinderna


text: reniteant

title: reniteant


text: reniterem

title: reniterem


text: reniteres

title: reniteres


text: reniteret

title: reniteret


text: reniteremus

title: reniteremus


text: reniteretis

title: reniteretis


text: reniterent

title: reniterent


text: bönderna

title: bönderna


text: renituerim

title: renituerim


text: renituissem

title: renituissem


text: renituisses

title: renituisses


text: renituisset

title: renituisset


text: renituissemus

title: renituissemus


text: renituissetis

title: renituissetis


text: renituissent

title: renituissent


text: renite

title: renite


text: reniteto

title: reniteto


text: renitete

title: renitete


text: renitetote

title: renitetote


text: renitento

title: renitento


text: renituisse

title: renituisse


text: skeppssidorna

title: skeppssidorna


text:
latet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) head

title: latet


text: latemus

title: latemus


text: latetis

title: latetis


text: latebo

title: latebo


text: latebis

title: latebis


text: latebit

title: latebit


text: latebimus

title: latebimus


text: latebitis

title: latebitis


text: latebunt

title: latebunt


text: skeppsskorporna

title: skeppsskorporna


text: latebam

title: latebam


text: latebas

title: latebas


text: latebat

title: latebat


text: latebamus

title: latebamus


text: latebatis

title: latebatis


text: latebant

title: latebant


text: latui

title: latui


text: latuisti

title: latuisti


text: latuit

title: latuit


text: latuimus

title: latuimus


text: latuistis

title: latuistis


text: vågorna

title: vågorna


text: latuerunt

title: latuerunt


text: latuero

title: latuero


text: latueris

title: latueris


text: latuerit

title: latuerit


text: latuerimus

title: latuerimus


text: latueritis

title: latueritis


text: latuerint

title: latuerint


text: vågarna

title: vågarna


text: latueram

title: latueram


text: latueras

title: latueras


text: latuerat

title: latuerat


text: latueramus

title: latueramus


text: latueratis

title: latueratis


text: latuerant

title: latuerant


text: lateam

title: lateam


text: lateas

title: lateas


text: lateat

title: lateat


text: lateamus

title: lateamus


text: lateatis

title: lateatis


text: lateant

title: lateant


text: laterem

title: laterem


text: lateres

title: lateres


text: lateret

title: lateret


text: lateremus

title: lateremus


text: lateretis

title: lateretis


text: laterent

title: laterent


text: latuerim

title: latuerim


text: latuissem

title: latuissem


text: latuisses

title: latuisses


text: latuisset

title: latuisset


text: latuissemus

title: latuissemus


text: latuissetis

title: latuissetis


text: latuissent

title: latuissent


text: lateto

title: lateto


text: latete

title: latete


text: latetote

title: latetote


text: latento

title: latento


text: latuisse

title: latuisse


text: perlates

title: perlates


text: perlatet

title: perlatet


text: perlatemus

title: perlatemus


text: perlatetis

title: perlatetis


text: perlatent

title: perlatent


text: perlatebo

title: perlatebo


text: perlatebis

title: perlatebis


text: perlatebit

title: perlatebit


text: perlatebimus

title: perlatebimus


text: perlatebitis

title: perlatebitis


text: perlatebunt

title: perlatebunt


text: perlatebam

title: perlatebam


text: perlatebas

title: perlatebas


text: perlatebat

title: perlatebat


text: perlatebamus

title: perlatebamus


text: frusna

title: frusna


text: perlatebatis

title: perlatebatis


text: perlatebant

title: perlatebant


text: perlatui

title: perlatui


text: perlatuisti

title: perlatuisti


text: perlatuit

title: perlatuit


text: perlatuimus

title: perlatuimus


text: perlatuistis

title: perlatuistis


text: perlatuerunt

title: perlatuerunt


text: perlatuero

title: perlatuero


text: perlatueris

title: perlatueris


text: perlatuerit

title: perlatuerit


text: perlatuerimus

title: perlatuerimus


text: perlatueritis

title: perlatueritis


text: perlatuerint

title: perlatuerint


text: perlatueram

title: perlatueram


text: perlatueras

title: perlatueras


text: perlatuerat

title: perlatuerat


text: perlatueramus

title: perlatueramus


text: perlatueratis

title: perlatueratis


text: perlatuerant

title: perlatuerant


text: perlateam

title: perlateam


text: perlateas

title: perlateas


text: perlateat

title: perlateat


text:
firepit

Noun

 * 1) A pit dug in the ground, or constructed from stones, in which a fire is made, principally for cooking.

title: firepit


text: perlateamus

title: perlateamus


text: perlateatis

title: perlateatis


text: perlateant

title: perlateant


text: infrusna

title: infrusna


text: perlaterem

title: perlaterem


text: perlateres

title: perlateres


text: perlateret

title: perlateret


text: perlateremus

title: perlateremus


text: perlateretis

title: perlateretis


text: perlaterent

title: perlaterent


text: perlatuerim

title: perlatuerim


text: perlatuissem

title: perlatuissem


text: perlatuisses

title: perlatuisses


text: perlatuisset

title: perlatuisset


text: perlatuissemus

title: perlatuissemus


text: perlatuissetis

title: perlatuissetis


text: perlatuissent

title: perlatuissent


text: perlateto

title: perlateto


text: perlatete

title: perlatete


text: perlatetote

title: perlatetote


text: perlatento

title: perlatento


text: perlatuisse

title: perlatuisse


text: pertimes

title: pertimes


text: pertimet

title: pertimet


text: pertimemus

title: pertimemus


text: pertimetis

title: pertimetis


text: pertiment

title: pertiment


text: pertimebo

title: pertimebo


text: pertimebis

title: pertimebis


text: pertimebit

title: pertimebit


text: pertimebimus

title: pertimebimus


text: pertimebitis

title: pertimebitis


text: pertimebunt

title: pertimebunt


text: pertimebam

title: pertimebam


text: pertimebas

title: pertimebas


text: pertimebat

title: pertimebat


text: pertimebamus

title: pertimebamus


text: pertimebatis

title: pertimebatis


text: pertimebant

title: pertimebant


text: pertimui

title: pertimui


text: pertimuisti

title: pertimuisti


text: pertimuit

title: pertimuit


text: pertimuimus

title: pertimuimus


text: pertimuistis

title: pertimuistis


text: pertimuerunt

title: pertimuerunt


text: pertimuero

title: pertimuero


text: pertimueris

title: pertimueris


text: pertimuerit

title: pertimuerit


text: pertimuerimus

title: pertimuerimus


text: pertimueritis

title: pertimueritis


text: pertimuerint

title: pertimuerint


text: pertimueram

title: pertimueram


text: pertimueras

title: pertimueras


text: pertimuerat

title: pertimuerat


text: pertimueramus

title: pertimueramus


text: pertimueratis

title: pertimueratis


text: pertimuerant

title: pertimuerant


text: pertimeam

title: pertimeam


text: pertimeas

title: pertimeas


text: pertimeat

title: pertimeat


text: pertimeamus

title: pertimeamus


text: pertimeatis

title: pertimeatis


text: pertimeant

title: pertimeant


text: pertimerem

title: pertimerem


text: pertimeres

title: pertimeres


text: pertimeret

title: pertimeret


text: pertimeremus

title: pertimeremus


text: pertimeretis

title: pertimeretis


text: pertimerent

title: pertimerent


text: pertimuerim

title: pertimuerim


text:
slipa

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to grind, to polish (by rubbing with an abrasive surface)
 * 2) to sharpen (a knife)

title: slipa


text: pertimuissem

title: pertimuissem


text: pertimuisses

title: pertimuisses


text:
ათქვეფილი კვერცხები

Noun

 * 1) scrambled eggs

title: ათქვეფილი კვერცხები


text: pertimuisset

title: pertimuisset


text: pertimuissemus

title: pertimuissemus


text: pertimuissetis

title: pertimuissetis


text: pertimuissent

title: pertimuissent


text: pertime

title: pertime


text: pertimeto

title: pertimeto


text: pertimete

title: pertimete


text: pertimetote

title: pertimetote


text: pertimento

title: pertimento


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title: pertimuisse


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title: praetimes


text: praetimet

title: praetimet


text: praetimemus

title: praetimemus


text: praetimetis

title: praetimetis


text: praetiment

title: praetiment


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title: praetimebo


text: praetimebis

title: praetimebis


text: praetimebit

title: praetimebit


text: αίματος

title: αίματος


text: praetimebimus

title: praetimebimus


text: praetimebitis

title: praetimebitis


text: praetimebunt

title: praetimebunt


text: praetimebam

title: praetimebam


text: praetimebas

title: praetimebas


text: praetimebat

title: praetimebat


text: praetimebamus

title: praetimebamus


text: praetimebatis

title: praetimebatis


text: praetimebant

title: praetimebant


text: praetimui

title: praetimui


text: praetimuisti

title: praetimuisti


text: praetimuit

title: praetimuit


text: praetimuimus

title: praetimuimus


text: praetimuistis

title: praetimuistis


text: praetimuerunt

title: praetimuerunt


text: praetimuero

title: praetimuero


text: praetimueris

title: praetimueris


text: praetimuerit

title: praetimuerit


text: praetimuerimus

title: praetimuerimus


text: αίματα

title: αίματα


text: praetimueritis

title: praetimueritis


text: praetimuerint

title: praetimuerint


text: praetimueram

title: praetimueram


text: praetimueras

title: praetimueras


text: praetimuerat

title: praetimuerat


text: praetimueramus

title: praetimueramus


text: praetimueratis

title: praetimueratis


text: praetimuerant

title: praetimuerant


text: praetimeam

title: praetimeam


text: praetimeas

title: praetimeas


text: αιμάτων

title: αιμάτων


text: praetimeat

title: praetimeat


text: praetimeamus

title: praetimeamus


text: praetimeatis

title: praetimeatis


text: praetimeant

title: praetimeant


text: praetimerem

title: praetimerem


text: praetimeres

title: praetimeres


text: praetimeret

title: praetimeret


text: praetimeremus

title: praetimeremus


text: praetimeretis

title: praetimeretis


text: praetimerent

title: praetimerent


text: praetimuerim

title: praetimuerim


text: praetimuissem

title: praetimuissem


text: praetimuisses

title: praetimuisses


text: praetimuisset

title: praetimuisset


text: praetimuissemus

title: praetimuissemus


text: praetimuissetis

title: praetimuissetis


text: praetimuissent

title: praetimuissent


text: praetime

title: praetime


text: praetimeto

title: praetimeto


text: praetimete

title: praetimete


text: praetimetote

title: praetimetote


text: praetimento

title: praetimento


text: praetimuisse

title: praetimuisse


text: subtimes

title: subtimes


text: subtimet

title: subtimet


text: subtimemus

title: subtimemus


text: subtimetis

title: subtimetis


text: subtiment

title: subtiment


text: subtimebo

title: subtimebo


text: subtimebis

title: subtimebis


text: subtimebit

title: subtimebit


text: subtimebimus

title: subtimebimus


text: subtimebitis

title: subtimebitis


text: subtimebunt

title: subtimebunt


text: subtimebam

title: subtimebam


text: subtimebas

title: subtimebas


text: subtimebat

title: subtimebat


text: subtimebamus

title: subtimebamus


text:
begripa

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to grasp, understand, comprehend

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) to grasp, to understand

title: begripa


text: subtimebatis

title: subtimebatis


text: subtimebant

title: subtimebant


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title: subtimui


text: subtimuisti

title: subtimuisti


text: subtimuit

title: subtimuit


text: subtimuimus

title: subtimuimus


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title: subtimuistis


text: subtimuerunt

title: subtimuerunt


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title: subtimuero


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title: subtimuerit


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title: subtimuerimus


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title: subtimueritis


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title: subtimuerint


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title: subtimueram


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title: subtimueras


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title: subtimeam


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title: subtimeas


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title: subtimerem


text: subtimeres

title: subtimeres


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title: subtimeret


text: subtimeremus

title: subtimeremus


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title: subtimeretis


text: subtimerent

title: subtimerent


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title: subtimuerim


text: subtimuissem

title: subtimuissem


text: subtimuisses

title: subtimuisses


text: subtimuisset

title: subtimuisset


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title: subtimuissemus


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title: subtimuissetis


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title: subtime


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title: subtimete


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title: subtimetote


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title: subtimento


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title: subtimuisse


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title: exauges


text: exauget

title: exauget


text: exaugemus

title: exaugemus


text: exaugetis

title: exaugetis


text: exaugent

title: exaugent


text: exaugebo

title: exaugebo


text: exaugebis

title: exaugebis


text: exaugebit

title: exaugebit


text: exaugebimus

title: exaugebimus


text: exaugebitis

title: exaugebitis


text: exaugebunt

title: exaugebunt


text: exaugebam

title: exaugebam


text: exaugebas

title: exaugebas


text: exaugebat

title: exaugebat


text: exaugebamus

title: exaugebamus


text: exaugebatis

title: exaugebatis


text: exaugebant

title: exaugebant


text: exauxi

title: exauxi


text: exauxisti

title: exauxisti


text: exauxit

title: exauxit


text: exauximus

title: exauximus


text: exauxistis

title: exauxistis


text: exauxerunt

title: exauxerunt


text: exauxero

title: exauxero


text: exauxeris

title: exauxeris


text: exauxerit

title: exauxerit


text: αιώνα

title: αιώνα


text: exauxerimus

title: exauxerimus


text: exauxeritis

title: exauxeritis


text: exauxerint

title: exauxerint


text: exauxeram

title: exauxeram


text: exauxeras

title: exauxeras


text: exauxerat

title: exauxerat


text: exauxeramus

title: exauxeramus


text: exauxeratis

title: exauxeratis


text: exauxerant

title: exauxerant


text: exaugeam

title: exaugeam


text: exaugeas

title: exaugeas


text: exaugeat

title: exaugeat


text: exaugeamus

title: exaugeamus


text: exaugeatis

title: exaugeatis


text: exaugeant

title: exaugeant


text: exaugerem

title: exaugerem


text: exaugeres

title: exaugeres


text: exaugeret

title: exaugeret


text: exaugeremus

title: exaugeremus


text: exaugeretis

title: exaugeretis


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title: exaugerent


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title: exauxerim


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title: exauxissem


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title: exauxisses


text: exauxisset

title: exauxisset


text: exauxissemus

title: exauxissemus


text: exauxissetis

title: exauxissetis


text: exauxissent

title: exauxissent


text: exauge

title: exauge


text: exaugeto

title: exaugeto


text: exaugete

title: exaugete


text: exaugetote

title: exaugetote


text: exaugento

title: exaugento


text: exauxisse

title: exauxisse


text: immulges

title: immulges


text: immulget

title: immulget


text: immulgemus

title: immulgemus


text: immulgetis

title: immulgetis


text: immulgent

title: immulgent


text: immulgebo

title: immulgebo


text: immulgebis

title: immulgebis


text: immulgebit

title: immulgebit


text: αιώνες

title: αιώνες


text: αιώνων

title: αιώνων


text: immulgebimus

title: immulgebimus


text:
ακολουθώ

Etymology
From, contracted form of.

Verb

 * 1) to follow, pursue
 * 2) to follow, come next
 * 3) to go with, escort
 * 4) to follow, listen to
 * 1) to follow, listen to

title: ακολουθώ


text: immulgebitis

title: immulgebitis


text: immulgebunt

title: immulgebunt


text: immulgebam

title: immulgebam


text: immulgebas

title: immulgebas


text: immulgebat

title: immulgebat


text: immulgebamus

title: immulgebamus


text: immulgebatis

title: immulgebatis


text: immulgebant

title: immulgebant


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title: immulsi


text: immulsisti

title: immulsisti


text: immulsit

title: immulsit


text: immulsimus

title: immulsimus


text: immulsistis

title: immulsistis


text: immulserunt

title: immulserunt


text: immulsero

title: immulsero


text: immulseris

title: immulseris


text: immulserit

title: immulserit


text: immulserimus

title: immulserimus


text: immulseritis

title: immulseritis


text: immulserint

title: immulserint


text: immulseram

title: immulseram


text: immulseras

title: immulseras


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title: immulserat


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title: immulseramus


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title: immulseratis


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title: immulserant


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title: immulgeam


text: immulgeas

title: immulgeas


text: immulgeat

title: immulgeat


text: immulgeamus

title: immulgeamus


text: immulgeatis

title: immulgeatis


text: immulgeant

title: immulgeant


text: immulgerem

title: immulgerem


text: immulgeres

title: immulgeres


text: immulgeret

title: immulgeret


text: immulgeremus

title: immulgeremus


text: immulgeretis

title: immulgeretis


text: immulgerent

title: immulgerent


text: immulserim

title: immulserim


text: immulsissem

title: immulsissem


text: immulsisses

title: immulsisses


text: immulsisset

title: immulsisset


text: immulsissemus

title: immulsissemus


text: immulsissetis

title: immulsissetis


text: immulsissent

title: immulsissent


text: immulge

title: immulge


text: immulgeto

title: immulgeto


text: immulgete

title: immulgete


text: immulgetote

title: immulgetote


text: immulgento

title: immulgento


text: immulsisse

title: immulsisse


text: inmulges

title: inmulges


text: inmulget

title: inmulget


text: inmulgemus

title: inmulgemus


text: inmulgetis

title: inmulgetis


text:
glorificator

Etymology
..

Adjective

 * 1) glorifying

title: glorificator


text: inmulgent

title: inmulgent


text: inmulgebo

title: inmulgebo


text: inmulgebis

title: inmulgebis


text: inmulgebit

title: inmulgebit


text: inmulgebimus

title: inmulgebimus


text: inmulgebitis

title: inmulgebitis


text: inmulgebunt

title: inmulgebunt


text: inmulgebam

title: inmulgebam


text: inmulgebas

title: inmulgebas


text: inmulgebat

title: inmulgebat


text: inmulgebamus

title: inmulgebamus


text: inmulgebatis

title: inmulgebatis


text: inmulgebant

title: inmulgebant


text: inmulsi

title: inmulsi


text: inmulsisti

title: inmulsisti


text: inmulsit

title: inmulsit


text: inmulsimus

title: inmulsimus


text: inmulsistis

title: inmulsistis


text: inmulserunt

title: inmulserunt


text: inmulsero

title: inmulsero


text: inmulseris

title: inmulseris


text: inmulserit

title: inmulserit


text: inmulserimus

title: inmulserimus


text: inmulseritis

title: inmulseritis


text: inmulserint

title: inmulserint


text: inmulseram

title: inmulseram


text: inmulseras

title: inmulseras


text: inmulserat

title: inmulserat


text: inmulseramus

title: inmulseramus


text: inmulseratis

title: inmulseratis


text: inmulserant

title: inmulserant


text: inmulgeam

title: inmulgeam


text: inmulgeas

title: inmulgeas


text: inmulgeat

title: inmulgeat


text: inmulgeamus

title: inmulgeamus


text: inmulgeatis

title: inmulgeatis


text: inmulgeant

title: inmulgeant


text: inmulgerem

title: inmulgerem


text: inmulgeres

title: inmulgeres


text: inmulgeret

title: inmulgeret


text: inmulgeremus

title: inmulgeremus


text: inmulgeretis

title: inmulgeretis


text: inmulgerent

title: inmulgerent


text: inmulserim

title: inmulserim


text: inmulsissem

title: inmulsissem


text: inmulsisses

title: inmulsisses


text: inmulsisset

title: inmulsisset


text: inmulsissemus

title: inmulsissemus


text: inmulsissetis

title: inmulsissetis


text: inmulsissent

title: inmulsissent


text: inmulge

title: inmulge


text: inmulgeto

title: inmulgeto


text: inmulgete

title: inmulgete


text: inmulgetote

title: inmulgetote


text: inmulgento

title: inmulgento


text: inmulsisse

title: inmulsisse


text: coheret

title: coheret


text: coheremus

title: coheremus


text: coheretis

title: coheretis


text: coherebo

title: coherebo


text: coherebis

title: coherebis


text: coherebit

title: coherebit


text: coherebimus

title: coherebimus


text: coherebitis

title: coherebitis


text: coherebunt

title: coherebunt


text: coherebam

title: coherebam


text: coherebas

title: coherebas


text: coherebat

title: coherebat


text: coherebamus

title: coherebamus


text: coherebatis

title: coherebatis


text: coherebant

title: coherebant


text: cohesi

title: cohesi


text: cohesisti

title: cohesisti


text: cohesit

title: cohesit


text: cohesimus

title: cohesimus


text: cohesistis

title: cohesistis


text: coheserunt

title: coheserunt


text: cohesero

title: cohesero


text: coheseris

title: coheseris


text: coheserit

title: coheserit


text: coheserimus

title: coheserimus


text: coheseritis

title: coheseritis


text: coheserint

title: coheserint


text: coheseram

title: coheseram


text: coheseras

title: coheseras


text: coheserat

title: coheserat


text: coheseramus

title: coheseramus


text: coheseratis

title: coheseratis


text: coheserant

title: coheserant


text: coheream

title: coheream


text: cohereas

title: cohereas


text: cohereat

title: cohereat


text: cohereamus

title: cohereamus


text: cohereatis

title: cohereatis


text: cohereant

title: cohereant


text: cohererem

title: cohererem


text: cohereres

title: cohereres


text: cohereret

title: cohereret


text: cohereremus

title: cohereremus


text: cohereretis

title: cohereretis


text: cohererent

title: cohererent


text: coheserim

title: coheserim


text: cohesissem

title: cohesissem


text: cohesisses

title: cohesisses


text: cohesisset

title: cohesisset


text: cohesissemus

title: cohesissemus


text: cohesissetis

title: cohesissetis


text: cohesissent

title: cohesissent


text: cohereto

title: cohereto


text: coherete

title: coherete


text: coheretote

title: coheretote


text: coherento

title: coherento


text: cohesisse

title: cohesisse


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/faraną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to go, to travel

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/faraną


text:
tessara-

Etymology
From the, the neuter plural and combining form of ; compare.

Prefix

 * 1) four

title: tessara-


text:
bilingvism

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bilingualism

title: bilingvism


text: maple leaves

title: maple leaves


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/farjaną

Etymology
Probably the causative-iterative to the lost strong verb ; compare.

Verb

 * 1) to take somewhere, to carry, to ferry

Descendants

 * (pret., also later , which may be a denominal into which this verb merged; descendants all have the latter conjugation)
 * (pret., also later , which may be a denominal into which this verb merged; descendants all have the latter conjugation)

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/farjaną


text:
prăjitură

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a type of sweet baked good similar to a pastry, cookie, or cake

title: prăjitură


text: Category:Okinawan proper nouns

title: Category:Okinawan proper nouns


text:
praevocalic

Adjective

 * 1) * 1905: Etsko Kruisinga, A Grammar of the Dialect of West Somerset, pages 94⁽¹⁾ and 95⁽²⁾
 * ⁽¹⁾ Transposition of praevocalic r is very common, see § 66.
 * ⁽²⁾ Postvocalic r has become praevocalic in urn, birthday.
 * 1) * 1909: William Rennie, The Acharnians of Aristophanes, pages 220⁽¹⁾ and 224⁽²⁾
 * ⁽¹⁾ The close pronunciation of praevocalic ε in Boeotian would give ἄνθῐα, just as the Attic θεός becomes Boeotian and Laconian θῐός.
 * ⁽²⁾ Praevocalic ε is represented by Boeotian ῐ.
 * 1) * 1952: Mildred Katharine Pope, From Latin to Modern French, page 570 (rev. ed.)
 * v, 95, 98, 105; sources in O.F. I: Latin kṷ qu, interv. 328–330; G.R. 𝛃, cf. β; L.L. ṷ, initial after d and n, 374; O.F. glide w, 239, 267; in Mid. Fr. f, final praevocalic, 611.
 * v, 95, 98, 105; sources in O.F. I: Latin kṷ qu, interv. 328–330; G.R. 𝛃, cf. β; L.L. ṷ, initial after d and n, 374; O.F. glide w, 239, 267; in Mid. Fr. f, final praevocalic, 611.

title: praevocalic


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/fōrijaną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cause (one) to go; lead (someone; take (someone's) lead
 * 2) to move, carry, bring

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/fōrijaną


text:
ciclist

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) cyclist, biker rider of a bicycle

Adjective

 * 1) cycling

title: ciclist


text:
striped maple

Noun

 * 1) moosewood.

title: striped maple


text:
veuve noire

Noun

 * 1) black widow arachnid
 * 2) black widow woman who kills

title: veuve noire


text: veuves noires

title: veuves noires


text:
moose maple

Noun

 * 1) Striped maple,.
 * 2) Mountain maple,.

title: moose maple


text:
genelev

Etymology
From,. Partly replaced, also a calque of the same French expression.

Noun

 * 1) brothel, whorehouse

title: genelev


text: goþ

title: goþ


text:
Talk:hammer

German
German sense awesome? das Lied ist der Hammer, das Lied ist hammer are some quick google searches. 81.68.255.36 17:43, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

 * I think the modern vernacular says the song is the bomb. (Lied and Hammer are capitalized in German). —Stephen (Disc) 19:13, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

Erm, yeah I capitalized them. Anyway, I've seen both German hammer and Hammer, so I think they really do mean noun and adjective. I'm not a German youth (I can't imagine my uncle to say it lol), so I can't really tell, though. 81.68.255.36 22:29, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

 * No, the ones spelled hammer are just misspellings. Adjectives take special adjectival suffixes, so the only way hammer could be an adjective would be if the basic word were "hamm" (it’s not). There are Germans who don’t bother to type correctly just as there are Americans who use "i" and "u" as pronouns. —Stephen (Disc) 01:59, 2 September 2010 (UTC)

Roger. Kinda stupid of me not to think about the suffixes, yeah. 81.68.255.36 17:03, 2 September 2010 (UTC)

 * Stephen's reasoning is muddled and completely incorrect. The dropping of the article, correlating quite conspicuously with the lower-case spelling as it does, indicates that this is not a mere spelling error. For example, schade was also once a noun (der Schade, a side-form of der Schaden) and is now used as a predicative (non-comparable) adjective. (There's no requirement at all for German adjectives to have certain suffixes, and by the way, -er is not one of them, as it is the marker of the comparative, not a derivation suffix. Many common German adjectives are monomorphemic. Nor do German adjectives form a closed class; there is no reason why newly formed adjectives cannot be monomorphemic, as well. Zero derivation is effectively possible, as the example schade shows.) So it is not without precedent to turn a noun into an adjective by dropping the article (and spelling the adjectivised noun with lower case); it's a typical road of grammaticalisation. Like das Lied ist toll, das Lied ist scheiße, das Lied ist super, das Lied ist kacke, thus das Lied ist hammer. --Florian Blaschke (talk) 03:21, 23 January 2015 (UTC)

(transitive verb): work hard at
(transitive verb): to work hard, determinedly, and steadily at something hammering away at the new novel Microsoft® Encarta® 2009 .

title: Talk:hammer


text:
хвоя

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  needles

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  needles
 * 2)  needle
 * 3)  conifer branches

title: хвоя


text:
mountain maple

Noun

 * 1) Moose maple,.

title: mountain maple


text:
Machiavel

Etymology
An Anglicisation of the surname, as borne by.

Noun

 * 1) A person who follows the principles laid down by Niccolò Machiavelli.
 * 2) A schemer or intriguer.
 * 3) * ibidem, page 340:
 * In pursuit of these ends, agents will find themselves in conflict with morality and we want them to be the sorts of people who can reject morality, yet we don’t want them to be Machiavels in the worst sense.
 * In pursuit of these ends, agents will find themselves in conflict with morality and we want them to be the sorts of people who can reject morality, yet we don’t want them to be Machiavels in the worst sense.

title: Machiavel


text: accounte

title: accounte


text:
Talk:κούκλα

Descendant
Does Russian kukla come from this? It also means doll. 81.68.255.36 18:04, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Both κούκλα and кукла come from Latin . —Stephen (Disc) 18:35, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:κούκλα


text:
Lebesgue integral

Etymology
Named after Henri Lebesgue, a French mathematician.

Noun

 * 1)  An integral which has more general application than that of the Riemann integral, because it allows the region of integration to be partitioned into not just intervals but any measurable sets for which the function to be integrated has a sufficiently narrow range. (Formal definitions can be found at PlanetMath).
 * The Lebesgue integral is learned in a first-year real-analysis course.
 * Compute the Lebesgue integral of f over E.

Translations

 * German: Lebesgue-Integral

title: Lebesgue integral


text:
aknowen

Etymology
From, a variant of , equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  To acknowledge; to confess (often with "of" or "on") - Geoffrey Chaucer.

title: aknowen


text:
User talk:Taylorelaine

The word Flaschengeist is german, it means spirit in glass or genie in a bottle. Taylorelaine 18:16, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Taylorelaine


text:
crasen

Etymology
Borrowed from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To break in pieces; to crack.
 * 2) * The pot was crased. Geoffrey Chaucer.

title: crasen


text:
dropped egg

Noun

 * 1) A poached egg.

title: dropped egg


text: dropped eggs

title: dropped eggs


text:
sioc

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) frost

Declension

 * Third declension

Verb

 * 1) to freeze
 * 2) to congeal, set
 * 3) to stiffen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shock

title: sioc


text:
Talk:dropped egg

In A Little Book of Language  by David Crystal he is talking about recognizing where someone is from by their vocabulary and says somone who says 'dropped eggs' instead of 'poached eggs' is from New England...but I'm from New England and I've never heard the term used here (I'm from CT so it may be used further north.) RJFJR 18:31, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

 * I hadn't heard this either, but then again I'm not a culinary expert. This book has quotations from MA, NH, VT, and ME: . 98.170.164.88 01:30, 8 September 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:dropped egg


text:
floryschen

Etymology
From, via the arrhizotonic stem.

Verb

 * 1) To flourish, such as to brandish a sword or other weapon with large showy movements during practice or prior to play or fight.

title: floryschen


text: househunting

title: househunting


text:
User:Ragib

Please leave comments at my English wikipedia user talk page (w:en:User talk:Ragib). I won't monitor my talk page here.

title: User:Ragib


text:
User talk:Ragib

Please leave comments at my English wikipedia user talk page (w:en:User talk:Ragib). I won't monitor my talk page here.

title: User talk:Ragib


text:
sioctha

Adjective

 * 1)  petrified

title: sioctha


text: Lebesgue integrals

title: Lebesgue integrals


text: polliceris

title: polliceris


text: pollicetur

title: pollicetur


text: pollicemur

title: pollicemur


text: pollicemini

title: pollicemini


text: pollicentur

title: pollicentur


text: pollicebor

title: pollicebor


text: polliceberis

title: polliceberis


text: pollicebitur

title: pollicebitur


text: pollicebimur

title: pollicebimur


text: pollicebimini

title: pollicebimini


text: pollicebuntur

title: pollicebuntur


text: pollicebar

title: pollicebar


text: pollicebaris

title: pollicebaris


text:
yiven

Etymology
From. See also the doublet.

Verb

 * 1) to give

title: yiven


text: pollicebatur

title: pollicebatur


text: pollicebamur

title: pollicebamur


text: pollicebamini

title: pollicebamini


text: pollicebantur

title: pollicebantur


text: pollicear

title: pollicear


text: pollicearis

title: pollicearis


text: polliceatur

title: polliceatur


text: polliceamur

title: polliceamur


text: polliceamini

title: polliceamini


text: polliceantur

title: polliceantur


text: pollicerer

title: pollicerer


text: pollicereris

title: pollicereris


text: polliceretur

title: polliceretur


text: polliceremur

title: polliceremur


text: polliceremini

title: polliceremini


text: pollicerentur

title: pollicerentur


text: pollicere

title: pollicere


text: pollicetor

title: pollicetor


text: pollicentor

title: pollicentor


text:
pollicitus

Etymology
Perfect participle of.

Participle

 * 1) promised, guaranteed

title: pollicitus


text:
ձաւար

Etymology
The origin is. Usually connected with the family of 🇨🇬, either as a common inheritance from Proto-Indo-European or a borrowing from Iranian.

Noun

 * 1) boiled and crushed wheat, barley or spelt

title: ձաւար


text: fateris

title: fateris


text: fatetur

title: fatetur


text: fatemur

title: fatemur


text: fatemini

title: fatemini


text: fatentur

title: fatentur


text: fatebor

title: fatebor


text: fateberis

title: fateberis


text: fatebitur

title: fatebitur


text: fatebimur

title: fatebimur


text: fatebimini

title: fatebimini


text: fatebuntur

title: fatebuntur


text: fatebar

title: fatebar


text: fatebaris

title: fatebaris


text: fatebatur

title: fatebatur


text:
spayen

Etymology
From the, equivalent to the 🇨🇬, from , whence the Modern 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to stab or kill, especially to kill (a deer) with a sword or other such stabbing or cutting weapon
 * 2) * 1406–13: Edward of Norwich, 2nd Duke of York, The Master of Game (Digby manuscript 182), prologue⁽¹⁾ and chapter xxxiii⁽²⁾
 * "enm"

- ⁽¹⁾ And after whann the hert is spaied and dede he vndothe hym. ⁽²⁾ Þen shulde who so be moste maister þere byd somme of þe hunters go spay hym euen behynde þe shulder forwarde to þe herte.

 * 1) to spay
 * 2) * 1406–13: Edward of Norwich, 2nd Duke of York, The Master of Game (Digby manuscript 182), chapter xi
 * "enm"

- And bycause þei shuld not lese her tyme, men make hem yspayed, saue þose men will kepe open to bere whelpes.

title: spayen


text: fatebamur

title: fatebamur


text: fatebamini

title: fatebamini


text: fatebantur

title: fatebantur


text: fatear

title: fatear


text: fatearis

title: fatearis


text: fateatur

title: fateatur


text: fateamur

title: fateamur


text: fateamini

title: fateamini


text: fateantur

title: fateantur


text: faterer

title: faterer


text: fatereris

title: fatereris


text: fateretur

title: fateretur


text: fateremur

title: fateremur


text: fateremini

title: fateremini


text: faterentur

title: faterentur


text: fatere

title: fatere


text: fatetor

title: fatetor


text: fatentor

title: fatentor


text: vereris

title: vereris


text: veretur

title: veretur


text: veremur

title: veremur


text: veremini

title: veremini


text: verentur

title: verentur


text: verebor

title: verebor


text: vereberis

title: vereberis


text: verebitur

title: verebitur


text: verebimur

title: verebimur


text: verebimini

title: verebimini


text: verebuntur

title: verebuntur


text: verebar

title: verebar


text: verebaris

title: verebaris


text: verebatur

title: verebatur


text: verebamur

title: verebamur


text: verebamini

title: verebamini


text: verebantur

title: verebantur


text:
verear

Etymology
From through old.

Verb

 * 1) to govern
 * 2) to act as a councilor

Derived terms

 * councilor

title: verear


text: verearis

title: verearis


text: vereatur

title: vereatur


text: vereamur

title: vereamur


text: vereamini

title: vereamini


text: vereantur

title: vereantur


text: vererer

title: vererer


text: verereris

title: verereris


text: vereretur

title: vereretur


text: vereremur

title: vereremur


text: vereremini

title: vereremini


text: vererentur

title: vererentur


text: veretor

title: veretor


text: verentor

title: verentor


text:
veritus

Etymology
Perfect participle of.

Participle

 * 1) respected, revered
 * 2) feared, dreaded

title: veritus


text: reris

title: reris


text:
retur

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) return

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) return

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) return

Noun

 * 1) a return
 * 2) a return, a reject, a recall (purchased goods, returned to seller for a refund)
 * 3) recycling
 * 4)  carriage return (movement, key, and control character)
 * 1) recycling
 * 2)  carriage return (movement, key, and control character)

title: retur


text: remur

title: remur


text: remini

title: remini


text: rentur

title: rentur


text:
rebor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  strength, force, validity

title: rebor


text: reberis

title: reberis


text: rebitur

title: rebitur


text: rebimur

title: rebimur


text: rebimini

title: rebimini


text: rebuntur

title: rebuntur


text: rebaris

title: rebaris


text: rebatur

title: rebatur


text: rebamur

title: rebamur


text: rebamini

title: rebamini


text: rebantur

title: rebantur


text: rearis

title: rearis


text: reatur

title: reatur


text: reamur

title: reamur


text: reamini

title: reamini


text: reantur

title: reantur


text:
rerer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A person who raises occult forces.
 * 2)  A waker; a person who lifts someone from sleep.
 * 3)  A person who maintains someone.

title: rerer


text: rereris

title: rereris


text: reretur

title: reretur


text: reremur

title: reremur


text: reremini

title: reremini


text: rerentur

title: rerentur


text:
rentor

Noun

 * 1)  A person who rents a property to a rentee

title: rentor


text: intueris

title: intueris


text: intuetur

title: intuetur


text: intuemur

title: intuemur


text: intuemini

title: intuemini


text: intuentur

title: intuentur


text: intuebor

title: intuebor


text: intueberis

title: intueberis


text: intuebitur

title: intuebitur


text: intuebimur

title: intuebimur


text: intuebimini

title: intuebimini


text: intuebuntur

title: intuebuntur


text: intuebar

title: intuebar


text: intuebaris

title: intuebaris


text: intuebatur

title: intuebatur


text: intuebamur

title: intuebamur


text: intuebamini

title: intuebamini


text: intuebantur

title: intuebantur


text: intuear

title: intuear


text: intuearis

title: intuearis


text: intueatur

title: intueatur


text: intueamur

title: intueamur


text: intueamini

title: intueamini


text: intueantur

title: intueantur


text: intuerer

title: intuerer


text: intuereris

title: intuereris


text: intueretur

title: intueretur


text: intueremur

title: intueremur


text: intueremini

title: intueremini


text: intuerentur

title: intuerentur


text:
intuere

Verb

 * 1) to intuit

title: intuere


text: intuetor

title: intuetor


text: intuentor

title: intuentor


text:
intuitus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) having observed
 * 2) having considered

Noun

 * 1) look, view (action)
 * : respect, consideration

title: intuitus


text: tueris

title: tueris


text: tuetur

title: tuetur


text: tuemur

title: tuemur


text: tuemini

title: tuemini


text: tuentur

title: tuentur


text: tuebor

title: tuebor


text: tueberis

title: tueberis


text: tuebitur

title: tuebitur


text: tuebimur

title: tuebimur


text: tuebimini

title: tuebimini


text: tuebuntur

title: tuebuntur


text: ساڤار

title: ساڤار


text: tuebar

title: tuebar


text: tuebaris

title: tuebaris


text: tuebatur

title: tuebatur


text: tuebamur

title: tuebamur


text: tuebamini

title: tuebamini


text: tuebantur

title: tuebantur


text: tuear

title: tuear


text: tuearis

title: tuearis


text: tueatur

title: tueatur


text: tueamur

title: tueamur


text: tueamini

title: tueamini


text: tueantur

title: tueantur


text: tuerer

title: tuerer


text: tuereris

title: tuereris


text: tueretur

title: tueretur


text: tueremur

title: tueremur


text: tueremini

title: tueremini


text: tuerentur

title: tuerentur


text: tuere

title: tuere


text: tuetor

title: tuetor


text: tuentor

title: tuentor


text: circumtueris

title: circumtueris


text: circumtuetur

title: circumtuetur


text: circumtuemur

title: circumtuemur


text: circumtuemini

title: circumtuemini


text: circumtuentur

title: circumtuentur


text: circumtuebor

title: circumtuebor


text: circumtueberis

title: circumtueberis


text: circumtuebitur

title: circumtuebitur


text: circumtuebimur

title: circumtuebimur


text: circumtuebimini

title: circumtuebimini


text: circumtuebuntur

title: circumtuebuntur


text: circumtuebar

title: circumtuebar


text: circumtuebaris

title: circumtuebaris


text: circumtuebatur

title: circumtuebatur


text: circumtuebamur

title: circumtuebamur


text: circumtuebamini

title: circumtuebamini


text: circumtuebantur

title: circumtuebantur


text: circumtuear

title: circumtuear


text: circumtuearis

title: circumtuearis


text: circumtueatur

title: circumtueatur


text: circumtueamur

title: circumtueamur


text: circumtueamini

title: circumtueamini


text: circumtueantur

title: circumtueantur


text: circumtuerer

title: circumtuerer


text: circumtuereris

title: circumtuereris


text: circumtueretur

title: circumtueretur


text: circumtueremur

title: circumtueremur


text: circumtueremini

title: circumtueremini


text: circumtuerentur

title: circumtuerentur


text: circumtuere

title: circumtuere


text: circumtuetor

title: circumtuetor


text: circumtuentor

title: circumtuentor


text: contueris

title: contueris


text: contuetur

title: contuetur


text: contuemur

title: contuemur


text: contuemini

title: contuemini


text: contuentur

title: contuentur


text: contuebor

title: contuebor


text: contueberis

title: contueberis


text: contuebitur

title: contuebitur


text: contuebimur

title: contuebimur


text: contuebimini

title: contuebimini


text: contuebuntur

title: contuebuntur


text: contuebar

title: contuebar


text: contuebaris

title: contuebaris


text: contuebatur

title: contuebatur


text: contuebamur

title: contuebamur


text: contuebamini

title: contuebamini


text: contuebantur

title: contuebantur


text: contuear

title: contuear


text: contuearis

title: contuearis


text: contueatur

title: contueatur


text: contueamur

title: contueamur


text: contueamini

title: contueamini


text: contueantur

title: contueantur


text: contuerer

title: contuerer


text: contuereris

title: contuereris


text: contueretur

title: contueretur


text: contueremur

title: contueremur


text: contueremini

title: contueremini


text: contuerentur

title: contuerentur


text: contuere

title: contuere


text: contuetor

title: contuetor


text: contuentor

title: contuentor


text: obtueris

title: obtueris


text: obtuetur

title: obtuetur


text: obtuemur

title: obtuemur


text: obtuemini

title: obtuemini


text: obtuentur

title: obtuentur


text: obtuebor

title: obtuebor


text: obtueberis

title: obtueberis


text: obtuebitur

title: obtuebitur


text: obtuebimur

title: obtuebimur


text: obtuebimini

title: obtuebimini


text: obtuebuntur

title: obtuebuntur


text: obtuebar

title: obtuebar


text: obtuebaris

title: obtuebaris


text: obtuebatur

title: obtuebatur


text: obtuebamur

title: obtuebamur


text: ca'n't

title: ca'n't


text: obtuebamini

title: obtuebamini


text: obtuebantur

title: obtuebantur


text: obtuear

title: obtuear


text: obtuearis

title: obtuearis


text: obtueatur

title: obtueatur


text: obtueamur

title: obtueamur


text: obtueamini

title: obtueamini


text: obtueantur

title: obtueantur


text: obtuerer

title: obtuerer


text: obtuereris

title: obtuereris


text: obtueretur

title: obtueretur


text: obtueremur

title: obtueremur


text: obtueremini

title: obtueremini


text: obtuerentur

title: obtuerentur


text: obtuere

title: obtuere


text: obtuetor

title: obtuetor


text: obtuentor

title: obtuentor


text: liceris

title: liceris


text: licetur

title: licetur


text: licemur

title: licemur


text: licemini

title: licemini


text: licentur

title: licentur


text: licebor

title: licebor


text: liceberis

title: liceberis


text: licebitur

title: licebitur


text: licebimur

title: licebimur


text: licebimini

title: licebimini


text: licebuntur

title: licebuntur


text: licebar

title: licebar


text: licebaris

title: licebaris


text: licebatur

title: licebatur


text: licebamur

title: licebamur


text: licebamini

title: licebamini


text: licebantur

title: licebantur


text: licear

title: licear


text: licearis

title: licearis


text: liceatur

title: liceatur


text: liceamur

title: liceamur


text: liceamini

title: liceamini


text: liceantur

title: liceantur


text: licerer

title: licerer


text: licereris

title: licereris


text: liceretur

title: liceretur


text: liceremur

title: liceremur


text: liceremini

title: liceremini


text: licerentur

title: licerentur


text: licetor

title: licetor


text: licentor

title: licentor


text: diffiteris

title: diffiteris


text: diffitetur

title: diffitetur


text: diffitemur

title: diffitemur


text: diffitemini

title: diffitemini


text: diffitentur

title: diffitentur


text: diffitebor

title: diffitebor


text: diffiteberis

title: diffiteberis


text: diffitebitur

title: diffitebitur


text: diffitebimur

title: diffitebimur


text: diffitebimini

title: diffitebimini


text: diffitebuntur

title: diffitebuntur


text: diffitebar

title: diffitebar


text: diffitebaris

title: diffitebaris


text: diffitebatur

title: diffitebatur


text: diffitebamur

title: diffitebamur


text: diffitebamini

title: diffitebamini


text: diffitebantur

title: diffitebantur


text: diffitear

title: diffitear


text: diffitearis

title: diffitearis


text: diffiteatur

title: diffiteatur


text: diffiteamur

title: diffiteamur


text: diffiteamini

title: diffiteamini


text: diffiteantur

title: diffiteantur


text: diffiterer

title: diffiterer


text: diffitereris

title: diffitereris


text: diffiteretur

title: diffiteretur


text: diffiteremur

title: diffiteremur


text: diffiteremini

title: diffiteremini


text: diffiterentur

title: diffiterentur


text: diffitere

title: diffitere


text: diffitetor

title: diffitetor


text: diffitentor

title: diffitentor


text: profiteris

title: profiteris


text: profitetur

title: profitetur


text: profitemur

title: profitemur


text: profitemini

title: profitemini


text: profitentur

title: profitentur


text: profitebor

title: profitebor


text: profiteberis

title: profiteberis


text: profitebitur

title: profitebitur


text: profitebimur

title: profitebimur


text: profitebimini

title: profitebimini


text: profitebuntur

title: profitebuntur


text: profitebar

title: profitebar


text: profitebaris

title: profitebaris


text: profitebatur

title: profitebatur


text: profitebamur

title: profitebamur


text: profitebamini

title: profitebamini


text: profitebantur

title: profitebantur


text: profitear

title: profitear


text:
schrewen

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to scream

Etymology
From. More at.

Verb

 * 1)  To curse.

title: schrewen


text: profitearis

title: profitearis


text: profiteatur

title: profiteatur


text: profiteamur

title: profiteamur


text: profiteamini

title: profiteamini


text: profiteantur

title: profiteantur


text: profiterer

title: profiterer


text: profitereris

title: profitereris


text: profiteretur

title: profiteretur


text: profiteremur

title: profiteremur


text: profiteremini

title: profiteremini


text: profiterentur

title: profiterentur


text: profitere

title: profitere


text: profitetor

title: profitetor


text: profitentor

title: profitentor


text: revereris

title: revereris


text: reveretur

title: reveretur


text: reveremur

title: reveremur


text:
ձավար

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cracked wheat groats raw or cooked

Descendants

 * Kurdish:

title: ձավար


text: reveremini

title: reveremini


text: reverentur

title: reverentur


text: reverebor

title: reverebor


text: revereberis

title: revereberis


text: reverebitur

title: reverebitur


text: reverebimur

title: reverebimur


text: reverebimini

title: reverebimini


text: reverebuntur

title: reverebuntur


text: reverebar

title: reverebar


text: reverebaris

title: reverebaris


text: reverebatur

title: reverebatur


text: reverebamur

title: reverebamur


text: reverebamini

title: reverebamini


text: reverebantur

title: reverebantur


text: reverear

title: reverear


text: reverearis

title: reverearis


text: revereatur

title: revereatur


text: revereamur

title: revereamur


text: revereamini

title: revereamini


text: revereantur

title: revereantur


text: revererer

title: revererer


text: reverereris

title: reverereris


text: revereretur

title: revereretur


text: revereremur

title: revereremur


text: revereremini

title: revereremini


text: revererentur

title: revererentur


text: reverere

title: reverere


text: reveretor

title: reveretor


text: reverentor

title: reverentor


text:
reveritus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) respected, revered
 * 2) awestruck

title: reveritus


text: subvereris

title: subvereris


text: subveretur

title: subveretur


text: subveremur

title: subveremur


text: subveremini

title: subveremini


text: subverentur

title: subverentur


text: subverebor

title: subverebor


text: subvereberis

title: subvereberis


text: subverebitur

title: subverebitur


text: subverebimur

title: subverebimur


text: subverebimini

title: subverebimini


text: subverebuntur

title: subverebuntur


text: subverebar

title: subverebar


text: subverebaris

title: subverebaris


text: subverebatur

title: subverebatur


text: subverebamur

title: subverebamur


text: subverebamini

title: subverebamini


text: subverebantur

title: subverebantur


text: subverear

title: subverear


text: subverearis

title: subverearis


text: subvereatur

title: subvereatur


text: subvereamur

title: subvereamur


text: subvereamini

title: subvereamini


text: subvereantur

title: subvereantur


text: subvererer

title: subvererer


text: subverereris

title: subverereris


text: subvereretur

title: subvereretur


text: subvereremur

title: subvereremur


text: subvereremini

title: subvereremini


text: subvererentur

title: subvererentur


text: subverere

title: subverere


text: subveretor

title: subveretor


text: subverentor

title: subverentor


text:
-eh

Suffix

 * kitteh (for kitty)
 * sunneh (for sunny)
 * sunneh (for sunny)

Suffix

 * 1)  possessor, owner;.
 * Examples:
 * , from
 * , from
 * , literally (“something possessing eyes”), from
 * , literally (“something possessing ears”), from

title: -eh


text: LOLspeak

title: LOLspeak


text: LOLcat

title: LOLcat


text: LOLcats

title: LOLcats


text: Moniek

title: Moniek


text:
Talk:shoot one's mouth off

This seems like an Americanism to me, though also evidently used in Canada as evidenced by the first quotation. I've never heard it in the UK. Hairy Dude 19:21, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:shoot one's mouth off


text:
Sweet Swan of Avon

Proper noun

 * 1)  William Shakespeare, a playwright and poet.

title: Sweet Swan of Avon


text:
hämmern

Etymology
From, , from , , , from , , related to the noun.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to hammer

title: hämmern


text:
firavun

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pharaoh

title: firavun


text: hämmre

title: hämmre


text: hämmerest

title: hämmerest


text: hämmerten

title: hämmerten


text: hämmere

title: hämmere


text: hämmrest

title: hämmrest


text: hämmret

title: hämmret


text: hämmertest

title: hämmertest


text: hämmernd

title: hämmernd


text: hämmer

title: hämmer


text: gehämmert

title: gehämmert


text: hämmerte

title: hämmerte


text: hämmert

title: hämmert


text: hämmeret

title: hämmeret


text: hämmerst

title: hämmerst


text: hämmertet

title: hämmertet


text:
überschneiden

Verb

 * 1) to intersect

title: überschneiden


text: überschnitten

title: überschnitten


text: überschnitt

title: überschnitt


text: überschneidet

title: überschneidet


text: überschnittest

title: überschnittest


text: überschnitte

title: überschnitte


text: überschneidend

title: überschneidend


text: überschneidest

title: überschneidest


text: überschnittet

title: überschnittet


text: überschneide

title: überschneide


text: poissonniers

title: poissonniers


text: poissonnière

title: poissonnière


text: poissonnières

title: poissonnières


text: poissonneries

title: poissonneries


text: Template:bn-conj-cac-cec

title: Template:bn-conj-cac-cec


text:
अजाति

Noun

 * 1) sham merchandise

title: अजाति


text: förstod

title: förstod


text: sjönk

title: sjönk


text: gjordes

title: gjordes


text: tvingades

title: tvingades


text: lokoj

title: lokoj


text:
lokon

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to look
 * that he muosta sea mið is ogum an luokoian
 * that he had to look at her with his own eyes (Genesis)

title: lokon


text: tyder

title: tyder


text: beskriver

title: beskriver


text: lokojn

title: lokojn


text: canelura

title: canelura


text: påverkar

title: påverkar


text: skiljer

title: skiljer


text: säljer

title: säljer


text: stämmer

title: stämmer


text:
hinner

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) back, rear

Preposition

 * 1) behind
 * 2) after

title: hinner


text: pratar

title: pratar


text: utvecklas

title: utvecklas


text: brukade

title: brukade


text: shaurma

title: shaurma


text:
Thread:User talk:Bequw/ etyl:nah

Do we actually want this? Functionality-wise, it doesn't do anything, in that would display the same thing and categorize to the same category and link to the same Wikipedia article even if we deleted it; but maybe we want Category:ISO 639-5 templates to include all of the ISO 639-5 codes? (I ask because a certain widely transcluded template was recently changed to assume that if there's an etyl: template for it, then it's a language family and its only entries are in proto-language appendices. Obviously that change made very problematic. I've reverted that change until discussion has taken place, but it or something like it might end up getting implemented for real, so if we don't have a particular reason to keep, then maybe we should get rid of it. I've already taken care of , which was the other problematic case; aside from those two, there are a few pairs where  and  both exist, but none of them are cases where lang=foo is reasonable anyway.)

title: Thread:User talk:Bequw/ etyl:nah


text: shawirma

title: shawirma


text: gjorts

title: gjorts


text: shaurmas

title: shaurmas


text: shawirmas

title: shawirmas


text: befinner

title: befinner


text: fyller

title: fyller


text: sägs

title: sägs


text: återstår

title: återstår


text: görs

title: görs


text: föreslår

title: föreslår


text: kändes

title: kändes


text: betalar

title: betalar


text: åkte

title: åkte


text:
шаурма

Etymology
or, from.

Noun

 * 1) shawarma

Usage notes
The form is common in Moscow and  in Saint Petersburg. Both exist only since the late 1990s. Therefore it has never reached many expatriate Russian speakers to become active vocabulary. In German Russian the thing is instead called a or, if the bread is closer to that, a. Though in Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan it can be, and.

Etymology
or, from.

Noun

 * 1) shawarma

title: шаурма


text:
möter

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

Noun

 * 1)  mother

title: möter


text: шаверма

title: шаверма


text: hänger

title: hänger


text: ringde

title: ringde


text: ringade

title: ringade


text: försvinner

title: försvinner


text: verkade

title: verkade


text: försvann

title: försvann


text: ansåg

title: ansåg


text: väljer

title: väljer


text: innehåller

title: innehåller


text: tillhör

title: tillhör


text: pågår

title: pågår


text: lyckats

title: lyckats


text: tvingas

title: tvingas


text:
headloss

Noun

 * 1) The difference in pressure between points in a hydraulic system of piping as a result of friction, elevation change etc.
 * The headloss in a 16" pipe is 2 feet, but in a 20" pipe, it is just 1.2 feet.

title: headloss


text: ingår

title: ingår


text: palancas

title: palancas


text: krävs

title: krävs


text: behövs

title: behövs


text:
verballed

Noun

 * 1)  the verb or verbs that express the action in a sentence
 * I sætningen De har spist alle kagerne er har spist verballeddet.
 * In the sentence They have eaten all the cakes, have eaten is the verballed.

title: verballed


text:
Citations:spayen

kill (a deer) with a sword or other such stabbing or cutting weapon

 * 1406–13: Edward of Norwich, 2nd Duke of York, The Master of Game (Digby manuscript 182), prologue⁽¹⁾ and chapter xxxiii⁽²⁾
 * ⁽¹⁾ And after whann the hert is spaied and dede he vndothe hym.
 * ⁽²⁾ Þen shulde who so be moste maister þere byd somme of þe hunters go spay hym euen behynde þe shulder forwarde to þe herte.

= Modern English verb spay

 * 1406–13: Edward of Norwich, 2nd Duke of York, The Master of Game (Digby manuscript 182), chapter xi
 * And bycause þei shuld not lese her tyme, men make hem yspayed, saue þose men will kepe open to bere whelpes.

title: Citations:spayen


text: beror

title: beror


text: frígida

title: frígida


text: kostar

title: kostar


text: frígidos

title: frígidos


text: frígidas

title: frígidas


text: tycks

title: tycks


text: drar

title: drar


text: skrattade

title: skrattade


text:
շաուրմա

Etymology
, from, , from. .

Noun

 * 1) shawarma

title: շաուրմա


text: geheissen

title: geheissen


text: hiesse

title: hiesse


text: heisset

title: heisset


text: hiess

title: hiess


text: hiessen

title: hiessen


text: heissend

title: heissend


text: hiessest

title: hiessest


text: heisst

title: heisst


text: heissest

title: heissest


text: hiesst

title: hiesst


text: heisse

title: heisse


text: hiesset

title: hiesset


text:
Ղարսի խորոված

Etymology
Literally “barbecued meat from [the city] of Kars”.

Noun

 * 1) shawarma

title: Ղարսի խորոված


text:
räknas

Verb

 * 1)  to count; to be of significance, to matter

title: räknas


text: hamnade

title: hamnade


text:
nada del otro mundo

Etymology
lit. 'nothing from another world'.

Phrase

 * 1) no big deal, nothing special, nothing to write home about

title: nada del otro mundo


text: skrek

title: skrek


text: Ղարսի

title: Ղարսի


text: undrade

title: undrade


text:
Ղարս

Etymology
Reborrowed from, itself from.

title: Ղարս


text: drabbas

title: drabbas


text:
espartano

Etymology
. Analyzed as.

Adjective

 * 1) Spartan
 * 2) spartan; austere, resolute

Noun

 * 1) Spartan

Adjective

 * 1) Spartan
 * 2) spartan; austere, resolute

Noun

 * 1) Spartan

title: espartano


text:
algo del otro mundo

Etymology
lit. 'something from another world'.

Phrase

 * 1) something special or extraordinary; something to write home about

title: algo del otro mundo


text: espartana

title: espartana


text: spelas

title: spelas


text: espartanos

title: espartanos


text: startade

title: startade


text:
ղարս

Etymology
Colloquial shortening of.

Noun

 * 1)  shawarma

title: ղարս


text: espartanas

title: espartanas


text: aĝoj

title: aĝoj


text: aĝon

title: aĝon


text: aĝojn

title: aĝojn


text: saknas

title: saknas


text: satsar

title: satsar


text: hittar

title: hittar


text: riskerar

title: riskerar


text: minskar

title: minskar


text: läser

title: läser


text: tittar

title: tittar


text: påpekar

title: påpekar


text:
skapar

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) creator

title: skapar


text: ecológica

title: ecológica


text: göras

title: göras


text: ecológicos

title: ecológicos


text: ecológicas

title: ecológicas


text: väntas

title: väntas


text:
mechanikusan

Adverb

 * 1) mechanically

title: mechanikusan


text: berättar

title: berättar


text: innebär

title: innebär


text:
skrev

Noun

 * 1) crotch, groin

Etymology
From. Related to.

Noun

 * 1) crotch, groin
 * 2) a step

Etymology 1
Used since 1752, cognate with 🇨🇬, possibly from Old High German gascrevŏn (to scratch, to cut), in the sense of a place of division.

Noun

 * 1) a crotch (area where the legs split from the torso)

Etymology 2
Used since the 16th century, cognate with 🇨🇬, Middle Low German screve, Dutch, meaning limit, demarcation line, line on a measure stick.

Noun

 * 1) a measure for wet goods (wine), corresponding to 1/24 åm (6.54 litres)

title: skrev


text: hävdar

title: hävdar


text: spelade

title: spelade


text:
Կարս

Etymology
From. The form is a Turkish reborrowing.

Proper noun

 * 1) Kars

Proper noun

 * 1) Kars

title: Կարս


text:
parazitar

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) parasitic

title: parazitar


text: ökar

title: ökar


text: duonaj

title: duonaj


text: mechanikusabban

title: mechanikusabban


text: räknar

title: räknar


text: duonan

title: duonan


text: duonajn

title: duonajn


text: legmechanikusabban

title: legmechanikusabban


text:
väntar

Noun

 * 1) inventory

title: väntar


text: ökade

title: ökade


text: klarar

title: klarar


text:
Kars

Etymology
From, , and. As a New Brunswick parish, named for the 1855 in the.

Translations

 * Arabic: كَارْس
 * Armenian:, Ղարս
 * Old Armenian: Կարս
 * Azerbaijani:
 * Georgian:
 * Greek:
 * Kurdish:
 * Central Kurdish:
 * Northern Kurdish:
 * Ossetian: Хъарс
 * Ottoman Turkish: قارص
 * Persian: قارص
 * Turkish:

Etymology
.

title: Kars


text:
ecuestre

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) equestrian

title: ecuestre


text: ecuestres

title: ecuestres


text: QSL cards

title: QSL cards


text:
User talk:207.135.164.50

Welcome
Welcome, we don't capitalize all entries here, and we require a structure (language, part of speech such as noun/verb, then a definition). Please reenter these words only under those conditions. Mglovesfun (talk) 20:31, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:207.135.164.50


text: saknar

title: saknar


text: förklarade

title: förklarade


text: jobbar

title: jobbar


text: konstaterar

title: konstaterar


text: lyckades

title: lyckades


text: tittade

title: tittade


text: slutade

title: slutade


text: hittade

title: hittade


text: intresserade

title: intresserade


text: minskade

title: minskade


text: vågade

title: vågade


text: föddes

title: föddes


text:
miljön

Noun

 * 1) the (natural) environment; nature
 * 1) the (natural) environment; nature

title: miljön


text:
újságírás

Noun

 * 1) journalism the production and distribution of reports on current or past events

title: újságírás


text: utvecklingen

title: utvecklingen


text: újságírások

title: újságírások


text: företaget

title: företaget


text: arbetslösheten

title: arbetslösheten


text: publiken

title: publiken


text: marknaden

title: marknaden


text: riksdagen

title: riksdagen


text: verksamheten

title: verksamheten


text: problemet

title: problemet


text: situationen

title: situationen


text:
järnvägsspår

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a railway track (each consisting of two parallel rails)

title: järnvägsspår


text:
rautatiet

Noun

 * 1) railway transport system
 * 1) railway transport system

title: rautatiet


text:
Cereso

Proper noun

 * 1)  Ceres (1 Ceres), a dwarf planet orbiting the Sun between Mars and Jupiter.
 * 2)  The Roman goddess of agriculture.

title: Cereso


text: Cereson

title: Cereson


text:
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title: MediaWiki:Category-empty


text:
Plutono

Proper noun

 * 1)  Pluto, a dwarf planet of the solar system, the first known Kuiper belt object. Astronomical symbol: ♇.
 * 2)  Pluto, Roman god of the underworld.

title: Plutono


text: Plutonon

title: Plutonon


text:
Haŭmeo

Etymology
Borrowed from, from +.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Haumea dwarf planet and Kuiper belt object
 * 2)  Haumea Hawaiian goddess of fertility and childbirth

title: Haŭmeo


text: Haŭmeon

title: Haŭmeon


text:
Makemako

Proper noun

 * 1)  Makemake, a dwarf planet and Kuiper belt object.
 * 2)  Makemake, creator deity in the mythology of Easter Island.

title: Makemako


text: Makemakon

title: Makemakon


text:
Eriso

Proper noun

 * 1)  Eris (136199 Eris), the largest known dwarf planet in the solar system.
 * 2)  Eris, the Greek goddess of discord, confusion, and strife.

title: Eriso


text: Erison

title: Erison


text:
mahlep

Noun

 * 1) mahlab

title: mahlep


text: ledningen

title: ledningen


text: projektet

title: projektet


text: jobbet

title: jobbet


text: scenen

title: scenen


text: verket

title: verket


text: luften

title: luften


text: verkligheten

title: verkligheten


text: gränsen

title: gränsen


text: mötet

title: mötet


text:
Vesto

Proper noun

 * 1) Vesta

title: Vesto


text: musiken

title: musiken


text: Veston

title: Veston


text: politiken

title: politiken


text: personalen

title: personalen


text:
Palaso

Proper noun

 * 1) Pallas

title: Palaso


text: utredningen

title: utredningen


text: Palason

title: Palason


text: bolaget

title: bolaget


text: sjukhuset

title: sjukhuset


text:
Higio

Proper noun

 * 1) Hygiea

title: Higio


text: Higion

title: Higion


text: intresset

title: intresset


text: samarbetet

title: samarbetet


text: praktiken

title: praktiken


text: avtalet

title: avtalet


text: författaren

title: författaren


text: närheten

title: närheten


text: wissest

title: wissest


text: segern

title: segern


text: wisset

title: wisset


text: wussten

title: wussten


text: wusstest

title: wusstest


text: wüsste

title: wüsste


text: wüsstet

title: wüsstet


text: wusstet

title: wusstet


text: gewusst

title: gewusst


text: wüssten

title: wüssten


text: wüsstest

title: wüsstest


text: ljuset

title: ljuset


text: orsaken

title: orsaken


text: styrelsen

title: styrelsen


text:
acun

Etymology
Adopted and revitalized by Turkish Language Association in 1930s under the impression of a Turkic origin, later dropped and is now obsolete in usage. Ultimately from. .

Noun

 * 1)  earth, land, country, cosmos, universe

title: acun


text: arbetsmarknaden

title: arbetsmarknaden


text: wisst

title: wisst


text: weißt

title: weißt


text: v'la

title: v'la


text:
shuggle

Verb

 * The sink is blocked, put a rod down the plug hole and shuggle it about.
 * The sink is blocked, put a rod down the plug hole and shuggle it about.

title: shuggle


text: dürfe

title: dürfe


text: dürfend

title: dürfend


text: dürften

title: dürften


text: gedurft

title: gedurft


text: durftest

title: durftest


text: durftet

title: durftet


text: dürft

title: dürft


text: dürftest

title: dürftest


text: durften

title: durften


text: dürftet

title: dürftet


text: dürfet

title: dürfet


text: dürfest

title: dürfest


text: durfte

title: durfte


text: dürfte

title: dürfte


text: möget

title: möget


text: möchten

title: möchten


text: gemocht

title: gemocht


text: mögt

title: mögt


text: mochtest

title: mochtest


text: möchtet

title: möchtet


text: magst

title: magst


text: möchte

title: möchte


text: mögest

title: mögest


text: mochtet

title: mochtet


text: möchtest

title: möchtest


text:
Hygiea

Etymology
From, , from ,.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Ancient Greek goddess of health, cleanliness, and sanitation. Her Roman name is Hygēa/Hygīa or Salus.
 * 2)  the tenth asteroid discovered, and fourth largest,.

Synonyms

 * ⚕, ⯚, 🝹
 * ⚕, ⯚, 🝹

Translations

 * Esperanto:
 * Finnish: Hygieia
 * French:
 * Greek: ,
 * Portuguese: Hígia, Higia, Higeia

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 健神星
 * Esperanto:
 * Finnish: Hygiea
 * French:
 * Italian: Igea
 * Russian:

title: Hygiea


text:
möge

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

Verb

 * 1)  may
 * 2)  can

title: möge


text: Sedno

title: Sedno


text: Sednon

title: Sednon


text:
in earnest

Adjective

 * 1) Sincere; determined; truthful.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German:
 * Spanish:

Adverb

 * 1) With considerable commitment, determination, or effect; significantly.
 * 2) Having a sincere intent.
 * 1) Having a sincere intent.
 * 1) Having a sincere intent.
 * 1) Having a sincere intent.
 * 1) Having a sincere intent.
 * 1) Having a sincere intent.
 * 1) Having a sincere intent.

Translations

 * Azerbaijani:, ciddi surətdə, ciddi olaraq
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: tosissaan,
 * French:
 * German:
 * Hungarian:, ,
 * Italian:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:

 * French:

title: in earnest


text:
խաչապուրի

Etymology
From, via. A direct borrowing would have yielded.

Noun

 * 1) khachapuri

title: խաչապուրի


text:
destrecier

Verb

 * 1) to distress cause distress, anguish

title: destrecier


text:
პური

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) bread
 * 2) wheat

title: პური


text:
intocável

Adjective

 * 1) untouchable

title: intocável


text:
կվաս

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) kvass

title: կվաս


text:
마셜 제도

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

title: 마셜 제도


text: comprehenders

title: comprehenders


text: utställningen

title: utställningen


text: länsstyrelsen

title: länsstyrelsen


text: föreställningen

title: föreställningen


text: museet

title: museet


text:
μ-completion

Noun

 * 1)  A σ-algebra which is obtained as a "completion" of a given σ-algebra, which includes all subsets of the given measure space which simultaneously contain a member of the given σ-algebra and are contained by a member of the given σ-algebra, as long as the contained and containing measurable sets have the same measure, in which case the subset in question is assigned a measure equal to the common measure of its contained and containing measurable sets (so the measure is also being completed, in parallel with the σ-algebra).

title: μ-completion


text: trafiken

title: trafiken


text: fortsättningen

title: fortsättningen


text: årsskiftet

title: årsskiftet


text: kritiken

title: kritiken


text: trubles

title: trubles


text: försvaret

title: försvaret


text: teatern

title: teatern


text: rätten

title: rätten


text: klubben

title: klubben


text: säsongen

title: säsongen


text: 산마리노

title: 산마리노


text: området

title: området


text:
comazuipen

Etymology
From,.

Verb

 * 1) to binge drink to an excess leading to (normally unintentional) loss of consciousness (though not actual coma)
 * Comazuipen is echt triest, jongen — Binge drinking is really sad, boy

Usage notes
This word can be used for a heavy variant of binge drinking, while piekdrinken denotes a light variant.

title: comazuipen


text:
trobler

Etymology
With metathesis from, , , from , from the noun , diminutive form of , or from.

Verb

 * 1) to trouble; to disrupt; to waylay

title: trobler


text: bostäder

title: bostäder


text: uppgifter

title: uppgifter


text: insatser

title: insatser


text:
studier

Etymology
From, , , , , , ; equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) One who studies.

Noun

 * 1) student

Noun

title: studier


text: lägenheter

title: lägenheter


text: myndigheter

title: myndigheter


text: förhandlingar

title: förhandlingar


text: rättigheter

title: rättigheter


text: kontakter

title: kontakter


text: lokaler

title: lokaler


text: ämnen

title: ämnen


text: kostnader

title: kostnader


text:
idéer

Verb

 * 1)  to ideate

title: idéer


text: trobling

title: trobling


text: trobled

title: trobled


text: områden

title: områden


text: timmar

title: timmar


text:
stening

Noun

 * 1) lapidation (act of stoning, sometimes to the point of death)

title: stening


text: socialdemokraterna

title: socialdemokraterna


text: myndigheterna

title: myndigheterna


text: förhandlingarna

title: förhandlingarna


text: ungdomarna

title: ungdomarna


text: forskarna

title: forskarna


text: kostnaderna

title: kostnaderna


text: företagen

title: företagen


text:
User:RoryReloaded

Oh, that's real nice. For once on a project I can't put userboxes on the side... *sulks*

Anyway, you may or may not know me from Wikipedia (I don't know, maybe from here). I don't really have many definitions on me at all, since they all seem to be catered for on the site already, so I'll kick back and read...

title: User:RoryReloaded


text: politikerna

title: politikerna


text: regeringens

title: regeringens


text: förklarar

title: förklarar


text: stannar

title: stannar


text:
speciellt

Adverb

 * 1) especially

title: speciellt


text: politiska

title: politiska


text: anställda

title: anställda


text: enskilda

title: enskilda


text: statliga

title: statliga


text: kommunala

title: kommunala


text: utländska

title: utländska


text: gemensamma

title: gemensamma


text: arbetslösa

title: arbetslösa


text: nordiska

title: nordiska


text: socialdemokratiska

title: socialdemokratiska


text:
främsta

Etymology
From. Intuitively "the forthest," as in the most forward.

Adjective

 * 1) foremost, first (in position or rank)

Usage notes

 * This is a definite superlative adjective form. When predicative, use the adverb främst.

title: främsta


text:
centrala

Noun

 * 1) headquarters
 * 2)  telephone exchange, telephone switch
 * 3) telephone exchange, telephone switch

title: centrala


text: borgerliga

title: borgerliga


text: aktuella

title: aktuella


text: totala

title: totala


text: brittiska

title: brittiska


text: militära

title: militära


text: klassiska

title: klassiska


text: riktiga

title: riktiga


text: speciella

title: speciella


text: traditionella

title: traditionella


text: möjliga

title: möjliga


text: verkliga

title: verkliga


text:
フェロー諸島

Proper noun

 * 1) the Faroe Islands

title: フェロー諸島


text: personliga

title: personliga


text: nationella

title: nationella


text: mänskliga

title: mänskliga


text: vackra

title: vackra


text: kvinnliga

title: kvinnliga


text: offentliga

title: offentliga


text: lokala

title: lokala


text:
europeiska

Noun

 * 1) a European woman

title: europeiska


text:
sociala

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) social

title: sociala


text: viktiga

title: viktiga


text: ekonomiska

title: ekonomiska


text: moderaterna

title: moderaterna


text: spelarna

title: spelarna


text:
epiglotis

Noun

 * 1) epiglottis

title: epiglotis


text: intressen

title: intressen


text: internationella

title: internationella


text: cartilaginosos

title: cartilaginosos


text: cartilaginosas

title: cartilaginosas


text: interwebz

title: interwebz


text: epónima

title: epónima


text: epónimos

title: epónimos


text: epónimas

title: epónimas


text:
equidistancia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) equidistance

title: equidistancia


text: equidistancias

title: equidistancias


text: Category:Spanish terms prefixed with equi-


text:
cleptomanía

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) kleptomania

title: cleptomanía


text:
ալանի

Noun

 * 1) flattened dried peach whose peel has been removed and the stone has been replaced by ground walnut mixed with sugar

title: ալանի


text:
coexistente

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) coexistent

Adjective

 * 1) coexistent

title: coexistente


text: coexistentes

title: coexistentes


text:
անալի

Etymology
From. The dialectal form developed through metathesis, just like  from.

Adjective

 * 1) without salt, unsalted
 * 2)  insipid, vapid

Etymology
From. Remember that in Old Armenian and  sounded similar.

Adjective

 * 1) without salt, unsalted

title: անալի


text:
forstand

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

Verb

 * 1)  To stand against; stand in front of so as to bar the way; block; oppose; withstand.
 * 2)  To understand; comprehend.
 * 1)  To understand; comprehend.
 * 1)  To understand; comprehend.
 * 1)  To understand; comprehend.
 * 1)  To understand; comprehend.

Etymology
A verbal noun of, equivalent to. Borrowed from, cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) intellect, intelligence, reason
 * 2) mind
 * 3) meaning, sense

Etymology
From, related to ; compare with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) intellect, mind, reason
 * 2) meaning, sense

Etymology
From, related to.

Noun

 * 1) intellect, mind, reason
 * 2) meaning, sense

Etymology
From, from , from , equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) To withstand, resist
 * 2) To understand

title: forstand


text:
անուշաբոյր

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) fragrant, sweet-smelling

title: անուշաբոյր


text:
անուշաբույր

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Adjective

 * 1) fragrant, sweet-smelling

title: անուշաբույր


text:
Thread:User talk:Bequw/ etyl:nah/reply

It was just created with the rest of the 639-5 codes, but shouldn't have been since is valid. I'd say get rid of it.

title: Thread:User talk:Bequw/ etyl:nah/reply


text:
förslag

Noun

 * 1) a proposal, an estimate, a nomination
 * 2)  a short note before the main note (emphasis on för-)

title: förslag


text:
contraatacar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to counter-attack

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to counter-attack

title: contraatacar


text:
вакса

Etymology
From.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shoe polish

title: вакса


text:
contraofensiva

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counteroffensive

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counteroffensive

title: contraofensiva


text:
könyvespolc

Noun

 * 1) bookshelf

title: könyvespolc


text: contraofensivas

title: contraofensivas


text:
umbethink

Etymology
From, from , , from + , equivalent to  or.

Verb

 * 1)  To recall to mind; remember; recollect.
 * 2)  To consider; think about; bethink.

Etymology
From, from , , from +.

Verb

 * 1) To call to mind, remember
 * 2)  To consider, think about, bethink

title: umbethink


text: könyvespolcok

title: könyvespolcok


text: polcok

title: polcok


text:
volframas

Noun

 * 1) tungsten (chemical element)

title: volframas


text:
förslagen

Adjective

 * 1) cunning

title: förslagen


text: Spayen

title: Spayen


text:
förslaget

Adverb

 * 1) cunningly

title: förslaget


text:
טלה

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lamb young sheep

title: טלה


text:
λαιμητόμος

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) guillotine

title: λαιμητόμος


text:
mort-né

Adjective

 * 1) stillborn (dead at birth)

Noun

 * 1) stillborn

Adjective

 * 1)  stillborn dead at birth

Noun

 * 1)  stillborn

title: mort-né


text:
pastegh

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) a kind of Armenian fruit leather made by simmering mashed fruits and berries, then drying the thickened substance in sheets

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Turkish:

title: pastegh


text: bastegh

title: bastegh


text:
Aromunisch

Proper noun

 * 1) Aromanian (language)

title: Aromunisch


text:
арумынский

Adjective

 * 1) Aromanian

Noun

 * 1) Aromanian (language)

title: арумынский


text:
պաստեղ

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) pastegh

title: պաստեղ


text:
Thread:User talk:Bequw/ etyl:nah/reply (2)

Will do, thanks!


text: captifs

title: captifs


text:
անուշապուր

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dried fruits stewed with barley, garnished with chopped almonds or walnuts (a traditional Christmas pudding)

title: անուշապուր


text:
ապուր

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) soup

title: ապուր


text:
inebriacy

Noun

 * 1)  The state or characteristic of drunkenness, especially as a persistent condition.

title: inebriacy


text:
raivari

Etymology
or.

Noun

 * 1) tantrum, fit of rage

title: raivari


text: demolition derbies

title: demolition derbies


text:
Çingene

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Rom, gypsy

Usage notes

 * Çingene is found offensive by some Romani people, as it (like the English equivalent gypsy) has negative connotations, such as that the people are dishonest or thieving, and it is associated with discrimination and persecution of Romani. It is still more common than Roman.

title: Çingene


text: stock cars

title: stock cars


text:
Ege Denizi

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) Aegean Sea

title: Ege Denizi


text: Van Gölü

title: Van Gölü


text:
অন্যান্য

Adjective

 * 1) other

title: অন্যান্য


text:
halouf

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) pork (bears a religious connotation, since pork bears a negative connotation in Islamic cultures)
 * 2)  pig, bacon (police)

title: halouf


text: poupes

title: poupes


text: org chart

title: org chart


text: organizational chart

title: organizational chart


text: organisational chart

title: organisational chart


text: tehtäväksi

title: tehtäväksi


text: nähtäväksi

title: nähtäväksi


text: coups de pied

title: coups de pied


text:
coup de dent

Noun

 * 1) bite

title: coup de dent


text:
Havva

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Eve (the first woman)

title: Havva


text:
echo boomer

Noun

 * 1)  A child of a member of the post-World War II baby boom generation, born in the period extending approximately from the late 1970s or early 1980s to the mid-1990s.

title: echo boomer


text: polar star

title: polar star


text: internal-combustion engine

title: internal-combustion engine


text:
Waswahili

Noun

 * 1) The Swahili people.

title: Waswahili


text:
Cennet

Etymology
From.

title: Cennet


text: polisen

title: polisen


text: frågan

title: frågan


text: miljarder

title: miljarder


text:
dagens

Noun

 * 1) present-day
 * 2) short for dagens rätt
 * 1) short for dagens rätt
 * 1) short for dagens rätt

title: dagens


text:
傘下

Noun

 * 1) being affiliated with, under the umbrella of

title: 傘下


text: veckan

title: veckan


text: framtiden

title: framtiden


text: veckor

title: veckor


text: arbetet

title: arbetet


text: kommunen

title: kommunen


text: årets

title: årets


text: klockan

title: klockan


text:
matchen

Etymology
or

Verb

 * 1) to match to make a successful pairing

title: matchen


text: familjen

title: familjen


text: sommaren

title: sommaren


text: hälften

title: hälften


text: hösten

title: hösten


text: åtgärder

title: åtgärder


text: beslutet

title: beslutet


text: tidningen

title: tidningen


text: εισαγωγής

title: εισαγωγής


text:
risken

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to play

title: risken


text: kyrkan

title: kyrkan


text: εισαγωγές

title: εισαγωγές


text: kommuner

title: kommuner


text: εισαγωγών

title: εισαγωγών


text:
marraskasvi

Noun

 * 1)  saprophyte

title: marraskasvi


text: εκτέλεσης

title: εκτέλεσης


text: εκτελέσεως

title: εκτελέσεως


text: εκτελέσεων

title: εκτελέσεων


text: εκτελέσεις

title: εκτελέσεις


text:
sven

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) boy, lad
 * 2) servant, lackey

Etymology
From, , from (Old West Norse ), from ,. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, poetic 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  a young man, especially if still a virgin or unmarried; a boy
 * 2)  a male servant, a squire
 * 3)  an apprentice; a journeyman

title: sven


text:
ovän

Etymology
From or from.

Noun

 * 1) someone you are on bad terms with, an enemy

title: ovän


text:
hallitusherra

Noun

 * 1) mandarin senior civil servant

title: hallitusherra


text: använder

title: använder


text: κεφαλής

title: κεφαλής


text: κεφαλών

title: κεφαλών


text: κεφαλές

title: κεφαλές


text: Doğa

title: Doğa


text:
Boğa

Etymology
From the noun boğa.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Taurus

title: Boğa


text: πονοκεφάλου

title: πονοκεφάλου


text: πονοκεφάλων

title: πονοκεφάλων


text: πονοκεφάλους

title: πονοκεφάλους


text:
İkizler

Proper noun

 * 1)  Gemini

title: İkizler


text: πονοκέφαλοι

title: πονοκέφαλοι


text: πονοκέφαλο

title: πονοκέφαλο


text: πονοκέφαλε

title: πονοκέφαλε


text:
slutet

Adverb

 * 1) closed

title: slutet


text:
starkt

Adverb

 * 1) strongly

title: starkt


text:
enkelt

Etymology
See

Adjective

 * 1) single, individual, not immediately surrounded or followed by other similar specimens or cases
 * 2) for use by no more than one person
 * 3) one-way
 * 4) special, particular, occurring once or only a few times and therefore particularly prominent
 * 5)  some, certain

Adjective

 * 1) individual
 * 2) single
 * 3) (plural form) enkelte - some

Adjective

 * 1) individual
 * 2) single
 * 3) (plural form) enkelte - some

Adverb

 * 1) simply

title: enkelt


text:
visst

Adverb

 * 1)  probably; seemingly
 * 2)  without a doubt; absolutely
 * 1)  without a doubt; absolutely

Etymology
From.

Interjection

 * 1) sure

Adverb

 * 1) with certainty, certainly (often after someone has expressed doubt)
 * 2) apparently
 * 1) apparently

title: visst


text:
viktigt

Adverb

 * 1) importantly

title: viktigt


text:
bestämt

Adverb

 * 1) decisively

title: bestämt


text:
ständigt

Adverb

 * 1) steadily, always

title: ständigt


text:
fullt

Adverb

 * 1) fully

Adverb

 * 1) fully

Adverb

 * 1) fully

title: fullt


text:
totalt

Adverb

 * 1) totally

title: totalt


text:
klart

Adjective

 * 1)  clearly
 * 1)  clearly

Adjective

 * 1)  clearly
 * 1)  clearly

Adverb

 * 1) clearly

title: klart


text:
tidigt

Adverb

 * 1) early

title: tidigt


text:
Talk:achene

pronunciation?
 * Now added. You can request this by adding to a page. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 06:39, 31 August 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:achene


text: möjligt

title: möjligt


text:
säkert

Adverb

 * 1) safely
 * 2) (very) likely, probably

title: säkert


text: års

title: års


text: svarta

title: svarta


text:
olika

Adverb

 * 1) differently

title: olika


text:
tillräckligt

Adverb

 * 1) sufficiently, enough

title: tillräckligt


text:
allvar

Etymology
From, from an adjective , maybe from.

Noun

 * 1) seriousness, earnestness, serious business

title: allvar


text: abdit

title: abdit


text: abdimus

title: abdimus


text: abditis

title: abditis


text: abdunt

title: abdunt


text: abdam

title: abdam


text: abdet

title: abdet


text: abdemus

title: abdemus


text: abdetis

title: abdetis


text: abdent

title: abdent


text: abdebam

title: abdebam


text: abdebas

title: abdebas


text: abdebat

title: abdebat


text: abdebamus

title: abdebamus


text: abdebatis

title: abdebatis


text: abdebant

title: abdebant


text: abdidi

title: abdidi


text: abdidisti

title: abdidisti


text: abdidit

title: abdidit


text: abdidimus

title: abdidimus


text: abdidistis

title: abdidistis


text: abdiderunt

title: abdiderunt


text: abdidero

title: abdidero


text: abdideris

title: abdideris


text: abdiderit

title: abdiderit


text: abdiderimus

title: abdiderimus


text: abdideritis

title: abdideritis


text: abdiderint

title: abdiderint