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User:Lexicografía/English without pronunciation

Note: Multi-word entries and initialisms have been COMMENTED OUT temporarily, as most of them do not need pronunciation given in that entry.

 * Abdera
 * Abelite
 * Abrahamitic

 * Adelaidean
 * Aizawl
 * Alagoas

 * Amapá
 * Amazonas

 * Aracaju

 * Barbudian

 * Belém
 * Bhopal
 * Bhubaneshwar
 * Bihar

 * Brisbanian
 * Brisbanite

 * Canberran
 * Carpatho-Rusyn
 * Carpobrotus

 * Ceará

 * Chandigarh
 * Chennai
 * Chhattisgarh

 * Cuiabá
 * Curitiba

 * Daman

 * Darwiner

 * Dispur

 * Ekspreso
 * Emirian

 * Florianópolis

 * Fredericton

 * Gandhinagar
 * Goa
 * Goiás
 * Goiânia

 * Guaraní
 * Gujarat

 * Haryana

 * Hobart
 * Hobartian
 * Hyderabad

 * Imphal
 * Indo-European
 * Ipoh
 * Iqaluit
 * Itanagar

 * Jharkhand

 * Johor
 * João Pessoa

 * Kalaallisut
 * Kangar
 * Karnataka

 * Kavaratti
 * Kedah
 * Kelantan
 * Kerala
 * Kohima

 * Kuantan
 * Kuching

 * Labuan
 * Lakshadweep
 * Lemko

 * Macaddict
 * Macapá
 * Maceió

 * Maharashtra
 * Malacca
 * Manaus
 * Manchu
 * Manipur
 * Maranhão
 * Martinique

 * Mayotte
 * McJob
 * Meghalaya
 * Melburnian

 * Mizoram

 * Nagaland

 * Orissa

 * Pahang
 * Palmas
 * Panaji
 * Paraná
 * Paraíba
 * Pará
 * Patna
 * Penang
 * Perlis
 * Pernambuco
 * Perthian
 * Piauí
 * Pitjantjara
 * Pitjantjatjara
 * Polari
 * Pondicherry
 * Punjab
 * Putrajaya
 * Putrajaya

 * Raipur
 * Rajasthan
 * Ranchi
 * Recife

 * Rondônia
 * Roraima

 * Sabah

 * Sarawak

 * Selangor

 * Seremban
 * Sergipe

 * Shillong
 * Shimla
 * Silvassa

 * Slovio

 * Srinagar
 * Svalbard

 * Sydney-sider
 * Sydneyan
 * Sydneyite
 * Sydneysider

 * Tagliacotian

 * Taswegian
 * Terengganu
 * Teresina
 * Territorian

 * Thiruvananthapuram
 * Tocantins
 * Tokelau
 * Toronto

 * Tripura
 * Trivandrum

 * Tupinambá

 * Uttaranchal

 * Vitória

 * Whitehorse

 * Yellowknife

 * Zuni
 * aard-vark
 * abaciscus
 * abacist
 * abactinal
 * abaction
 * abada
 * abaisance
 * abaiser
 * abalienate
 * aband
 * abandonedly
 * abandonee
 * abandoner
 * abandum
 * abanga
 * abannation
 * abannition
 * abaser
 * abassi
 * abassis
 * abater
 * abatised
 * abator
 * abattis
 * abature
 * abatvoix
 * abaxial
 * abaxile
 * abbacy
 * abbatial
 * abbatical
 * abbotship
 * abbreviator
 * abbreviatory
 * abbreviature
 * abb wool
 * abdal
 * abdicable
 * abdicant
 * abdicative
 * abdicator
 * abditive
 * abditory
 * abdominalia
 * abdominoscopy
 * abdominothoracic
 * abdominous
 * abductor
 * abeam
 * abear
 * abearance
 * abearing
 * abecedarian
 * abecedary
 * abegge
 * abele
 * abelian
 * abelmosk
 * aber-de-vine
 * aberr
 * aberrance
 * aberrancy
 * aberrate
 * aberrational
 * aberuncate
 * aberuncator
 * abetment
 * abettal
 * abetter
 * abettor
 * abeyancy
 * abeyant
 * abhal
 * abhominable
 * abhominal
 * abhorrency
 * abhorrent
 * abhorrible
 * abhorring
 * abidance
 * abider
 * abietene
 * abietic
 * abietin
 * abietine
 * abietinic
 * abietite
 * abiliment
 * abiogenesis
 * abiogenetic
 * abiogenist
 * abiogenous
 * abiogeny
 * abiological
 * abirritant
 * abirritate
 * abirritative
 * abit
 * abjectedness
 * abjectness
 * abjudge
 * abjudicate
 * abjugate
 * abjunctive
 * abjuratory
 * abjurement
 * ablactate
 * ablaqueate
 * ablaqueation
 * ablastemic
 * ablatitious
 * able-bodied
 * able-bodiedness
 * able-minded
 * ablegate
 * ablegation
 * ablen
 * ableness
 * ablepsy
 * abler
 * ablet
 * abligate
 * abligurition
 * ablins
 * abloom
 * ablude
 * ablush
 * ablutionary
 * abluvion
 * ably
 * abnegative
 * abnegator
 * abnet
 * abnodate
 * abnormality
 * abnormally
 * abnormity
 * abnormous
 * abodance
 * abodement
 * aboding
 * abolishable
 * abolisher
 * abolishment
 * abolitionism
 * abolitionize
 * aboma
 * abomasum
 * abominableness
 * abominable snowman
 * abominably
 * aboon
 * aboral
 * aboriginally
 * aborsement
 * aborsive
 * aborted
 * aborticide
 * abortifacient
 * abortional
 * abortionist
 * abortive
 * abortively
 * abortiveness
 * abortment
 * abought
 * about-sledge
 * above-cited
 * above-mentioned
 * aboveboard
 * abovedeck
 * abovesaid
 * abox
 * abradant
 * abranchial
 * abranchiata
 * abranchiate
 * abraum
 * abraxas
 * abray
 * abrenounce
 * abreption
 * abricock
 * abridgement
 * abridger
 * abridgment
 * abroach
 * abrogable
 * abrogative
 * abrogator
 * abrood
 * abrook
 * abruption
 * abruptness
 * abscession
 * abscind
 * abscision
 * abscissin
 * abscission
 * abscondence
 * absent-minded
 * absentaneous
 * absently
 * absentment
 * absentness
 * absey-book
 * absinthate
 * absinthial
 * absinthian
 * absinthiate
 * absinthiated
 * absinthic
 * absinthin
 * absinthism
 * absinthium
 * absis
 * absist
 * absistence
 * absoluteness
 * absolutist
 * absolutistic
 * absolutory
 * absolvable
 * absolvatory
 * absolvent
 * absolver
 * absonant
 * absonous
 * absorbability
 * absorbedly
 * absorbency
 * absorbition
 * absorpt
 * absorptive
 * absorptiveness
 * absorptivity
 * absque hoc
 * abstemiousness
 * abstentious
 * abstergent
 * abstersion
 * abstersive
 * abstersiveness
 * abstinency
 * abstinently
 * abstorted
 * abstractedly
 * abstractedness
 * abstracter
 * abstractional
 * abstractionism
 * abstractionist
 * abstractitious
 * abstractive
 * abstractively
 * abstractiveness
 * abstractly
 * abstrude
 * abstrusely
 * abstruseness
 * abstrusion
 * abstrusity
 * absume
 * absumption
 * absurdity
 * absurdness
 * abuna
 * abundant number
 * aburst
 * abusage
 * abuseful
 * abusion
 * abut on
 * abuttal
 * abye
 * abyme
 * abysmal
 * abysmally
 * acacin
 * acacine
 * academial
 * academian
 * academical
 * academically
 * academicals
 * academicism
 * academism
 * academist
 * acajou
 * acaleph
 * acalephae
 * acalephan
 * acalephoid
 * acalephæ
 * acalycine
 * acalysinous
 * acanth
 * acantha
 * acanthine
 * acanthocarpous
 * acanthocephalous
 * acanthophorous
 * acanthopodious
 * acanthopteri
 * acanthopterous
 * acanthopterygian
 * acanthopterygious
 * acapsular
 * acardiac
 * acaridan
 * acarine
 * acaroid
 * acarpellous
 * acaulous
 * accensor
 * acceptability
 * acceptableness
 * acceptably
 * acceptancy
 * acceptedly
 * acceptive
 * accessarily
 * accessariness
 * accessary
 * accessibility
 * accessibly
 * accessional
 * accessive
 * accessorial
 * accessorily
 * accessoriness
 * accipitres
 * accipitrine
 * accismus
 * accite
 * acclimature
 * acclive
 * acclivitous
 * acclivous
 * accloy
 * accoast
 * accoil
 * accommodable
 * accommodately
 * accommodateness
 * accommodator
 * accomplice
 * accomplishable
 * accompt
 * accordable
 * accordancy
 * accordant
 * accordantly
 * accordionist
 * accordment
 * accorporate
 * accostable
 * accoucheur
 * accountableness
 * accountancy
 * accountantship
 * accoy
 * accrementitial
 * accrementition
 * accresce
 * accroachment
 * accruer
 * accrument
 * accumulative
 * accurately
 * accurateness
 * accusative case
 * accusatorial
 * accusatorially
 * acetary
 * achromatism
 * achronic
 * achroous
 * achylous
 * achymous
 * a cold day in Hell
 * acoustical
 * acoustically
 * adjunct
 * ad lib
 * aequeosalinocalcalinosetaceoaluminosocupreovitriolic
 * affix
 * aflare
 * age of consent
 * agora
 * a hundred and ten percent
 * airsick
 * airtight
 * a la
 * alim
 * alphabetism
 * amethyst
 * amontillado
 * analog
 * ananke
 * andante
 * animé
 * annually
 * annuity
 * ao
 * apples and pears
 * archaeastronomy
 * arietta
 * auxiliary verb
 * b-word
 * baggala
 * baglo
 * balance beam
 * balderdash
 * banana bender
 * barcode
 * base station subsystem
 * bbl
 * beginner
 * begum
 * bellgirl
 * belly dance
 * belly flop
 * benevolent dictator
 * benevolent dictatorship
 * benzoin
 * benzoinated
 * benzol
 * benzole
 * benzoline
 * benzoyl
 * benzule
 * bepelt
 * bepowder
 * bet exchange
 * bewilder
 * biblical
 * bighorn sheep
 * bisque
 * bit of crumpet
 * bitters
 * black brotus
 * black hole
 * black vulture
 * blood royal
 * blood type
 * board of directors
 * bone marrow
 * boomerang
 * breaking and entering
 * brekkie
 * brindled gnu
 * bug-eyed monster
 * bull bar
 * bullshit
 * bureaucrat
 * burglary
 * bush dog
 * business deal
 * byproduct
 * capitalism
 * capricious
 * capsid
 * carburettor
 * cardinal number
 * car hop
 * carmine
 * carpe diem
 * cease-fire
 * centavo
 * center of gravity
 * cf.
 * chairperson
 * chat room
 * chem.
 * chemical formula
 * chemosynthesis
 * child language
 * citrus
 * civics
 * civilize
 * claque
 * cloath
 * comb-over
 * combover
 * comitology
 * commander in chief
 * common eland
 * communist
 * compound sentence
 * computer-aided design
 * computer graphics
 * computer language
 * computer science
 * conditional
 * consensus
 * contact lens
 * contemporisation
 * coordinating conjunction
 * core inflation
 * corrigenda
 * couch potato
 * count noun
 * cowbell
 * crankcase
 * crankshaft
 * creationism
 * crimson
 * crow eater
 * current account
 * current events
 * cyan
 * darmstadtium
 * dasypygal
 * datholite
 * datiscin
 * dative case
 * datively
 * datolite
 * daughter-in-law
 * dead president
 * debt-laden
 * decorticator
 * decrypt
 * deep sleep
 * deficit
 * defining vocabulary
 * definite article
 * degrees of comparison
 * delineate
 * demonstrative pronoun
 * demonym
 * deoxyribonucleic acid
 * depleted uranium
 * devising
 * dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane
 * dictatorship
 * direct object
 * direct verb
 * discombobulation
 * dissociative
 * distend
 * dollarization
 * domestic debt
 * donger
 * dotcom
 * doujinshi
 * driveway
 * dry as a dead dingo's donger
 * ducat
 * duenna
 * dumbwaiter
 * e-text
 * eleven hundred
 * emerald
 * emit
 * encrypt
 * endowment-linked mortgage
 * endowment policy
 * enterprising
 * entreprise union
 * epidemic
 * errata
 * erythrocyte
 * everywhen
 * exeat
 * expence
 * expletive
 * expressway
 * eyelash
 * eyesore
 * fabella
 * fascist
 * father-in-law
 * feist
 * fellahin
 * fennec fox
 * fifty six
 * figure of speech
 * filed
 * financial market
 * five past
 * five to
 * flatulent
 * floor exercise
 * forefinger
 * foreign debt
 * former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
 * fortuitous
 * four oh four
 * four one one
 * french fries
 * freshwater
 * fricative
 * front organization
 * fruit tree
 * full whack
 * furigana
 * furry fandom
 * futurism
 * fy
 * gangway
 * generalissimo
 * geniting
 * genitival
 * genitive
 * genitive case
 * genitocrural
 * get a move on
 * give birth
 * given name
 * glow plug
 * gnosis
 * gossip
 * graft
 * grafter
 * grafting
 * graham cracker
 * grahamite
 * grain of salt
 * gram.
 * grandchild
 * granddaughter
 * grandparent
 * green-backed firecrown
 * grey wolf
 * gross domestic product
 * guanaco
 * gussy up
 * habitable
 * hacienda
 * hajj
 * half-yearly
 * half past
 * hallucinator
 * hallucinatory
 * halma
 * hammerhead
 * hammerkop
 * hammerman
 * hammochrysos
 * hamose
 * hamper
 * hamshackle
 * hamstring
 * hamular
 * hamulate
 * hamule
 * hamuli
 * hamulose
 * hamulus
 * hand-held
 * hand-hole
 * hand-me-down
 * handcuffs
 * hander
 * handfast
 * handfastly
 * handfish
 * handi-craftsman
 * handicapper
 * handicraft
 * handily
 * handiron
 * handkercher
 * handmaiden
 * handout
 * handsaw
 * handsomeness
 * hanja
 * hanzi
 * hardwareman
 * haustorium
 * hay fever
 * head of state
 * helping verb
 * hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia
 * homebrewed
 * homebrewer
 * homeworld
 * homonym
 * honey-pot ant
 * hooey
 * horse hockey
 * horseshit
 * hot tamale
 * hourglass
 * huevos
 * humanoid
 * hyperbola
 * ilke
 * ilkon
 * ilkoon
 * imp.
 * impersonal
 * impersonal subject
 * in-law
 * inc
 * incorporated
 * incorrigible
 * increment
 * indefinite article
 * indefinite pronoun
 * indirect object
 * industrial output
 * infotopia
 * initial public offering
 * instrumentalist
 * instrumentally
 * instrumentalness
 * insusurration
 * intermarriage
 * intertwine
 * interwiki
 * invisibly
 * involuntary
 * irregular verb
 * island state
 * jeffersonite
 * jehu
 * jubilant
 * kangaroo bar
 * karoshi
 * katana
 * kebbuck
 * kerosene
 * kibitzer
 * kindling
 * kiwi fruit
 * koomkie
 * kropotkinist
 * last name
 * leap year
 * legal entity
 * leg up
 * lesser flamingo
 * lethean
 * leukocyte
 * lexicographer
 * lexicography
 * life assurance
 * lifetime job
 * linacs
 * linchpin
 * linguist
 * liquid laugh
 * little finger
 * loan word
 * locative
 * locator
 * locellate
 * log in
 * longsword
 * lost with all hands
 * main clause
 * main verb
 * man-o-war
 * man-of-war
 * mandapa
 * man of God
 * man of letters
 * man of the world
 * man of war
 * maquiladora
 * marinara
 * marsh buck
 * maselyn
 * mashlin
 * mashy
 * masked
 * masker
 * maskery
 * maskinonge
 * mask shell
 * maslach
 * maslin
 * masonry
 * masoola boat
 * masora
 * masoret
 * masorite
 * massasauga
 * masseter
 * masseteric
 * masseterine
 * massicot
 * massiness
 * mass noun
 * massé
 * matador
 * mata mata turtle
 * matelot
 * meringue
 * metrosexual
 * middle finger
 * mikado
 * mildew
 * millipede
 * millisecond
 * millstone
 * mobile phone
 * mobile station
 * moisturize
 * mongrel
 * morphology
 * mortage
 * motorway
 * multicolour yawn
 * musk ox
 * nag screen
 * nanori
 * nanosecond
 * natural gas
 * negative clause
 * neologism
 * neologisms
 * network subsystem
 * neurotome
 * neurotomical
 * neurula
 * neutronium
 * neutron star
 * noli illegitimi carborundum
 * nominative
 * nominative case
 * nominatively
 * northeast
 * northwest
 * noun phrase
 * nudnik
 * occultation
 * octuplet
 * offset
 * ominous
 * one's self
 * one eighty out
 * one thousand
 * ontology
 * operating system
 * ordinal number
 * ordinate
 * organizer
 * orient
 * orthodoxia
 * osteo-
 * outage
 * outcome
 * outdoors
 * outer space
 * overdraw
 * paddling
 * pamphlet
 * paralipsis
 * part of speech
 * passive voice
 * past participle
 * pavement
 * pavement pizza
 * peccaminous
 * pendente lite
 * periodic table
 * personal pronoun
 * peso
 * phillumenist
 * piece of crumpet
 * pigment
 * pinyin
 * piñata
 * pl.
 * poetess
 * pollutant
 * pollute
 * polycrotic
 * polycrotism
 * polycystid
 * polycystine
 * polydactyl
 * polydactylism
 * polydactylous
 * polydactyly
 * polydipsia
 * polyedron
 * polyedrous
 * polyeidic
 * polynya
 * polysemic
 * polytheistic
 * pom
 * poppycock
 * portmanteau word
 * pos
 * possessive pronoun
 * ppl
 * pre-Columbian
 * precipitously
 * precise
 * predator bug
 * premature
 * preponderatingly
 * preponderation
 * prepose
 * prepositional
 * present continuous
 * present participle
 * press out
 * prime minister
 * prime number
 * principality
 * prisoner of war
 * pronominal
 * pronoun
 * pronunciation guide
 * proper noun
 * proportionality
 * proportionate
 * provenance
 * pull the wool over somebody's eyes
 * punkin
 * pyramidal
 * pyramidally
 * pyramidical
 * pyramidion
 * pyramidoid
 * pyramoid
 * pyrargyrite
 * pyrena
 * pyrene
 * pyrenoid
 * pyrope
 * qigong
 * quadrant
 * quadrilateral
 * quadruped
 * quadrupedal
 * quadruplet
 * quaghog
 * qualitative
 * quarterly
 * quarter past
 * quarter to
 * queachy
 * quintuplet
 * rag week
 * rain cats and dogs
 * rain dogs and cats
 * random access memory
 * raptor
 * rational number
 * rato
 * reactor
 * read-only memory
 * realler
 * recession
 * recuperate
 * redhanded
 * reindeer
 * relative pronoun
 * relaxed
 * replica
 * reprehensible
 * retrovirus
 * right angle
 * ring finger
 * rodent
 * roo bar
 * royal we
 * rumour
 * safe and sound
 * safety valve
 * saffron
 * said and done
 * sandgroper
 * sandhill crane
 * scalene
 * scalene triangle
 * scarlet
 * scimitar horned oryx
 * scouring
 * scrimmage
 * seafloor
 * second hand
 * sedentary
 * seiyuu
 * selenoid
 * self-
 * sensei
 * septuplet
 * seven hundred and fifty
 * sextuplet
 * shapeshift
 * shish kebob
 * shoe polish
 * short sword
 * sidewinder
 * significant other
 * similarity
 * simple past
 * simple present
 * singularity
 * sister-in-law
 * skimmed milk
 * skim milk
 * slender-horned gazelle
 * slushpile
 * smallgoods
 * smart ass
 * snow leopard
 * snowplow
 * soap opera
 * sob story
 * socialism
 * solenoid
 * sole trader
 * sombrero
 * sound card
 * southeast
 * southwest
 * spacecraft
 * spaceman
 * spaceship
 * space station
 * space travel
 * sparrowhawk
 * spilikin
 * spoony
 * statutory rape
 * stem cell
 * stickiness
 * stiffness
 * stock car
 * stone fruit
 * stylized
 * subject
 * subject clause
 * subjectivism
 * subjunctive
 * subordinate clause
 * subordinating conjunction
 * sub rosa
 * subsidiarity
 * superhighway
 * swop
 * symptom
 * tadago-pie
 * tadpole
 * taghairm
 * take part
 * tamale
 * tangled
 * teddy bear
 * teetotal
 * temporarily
 * tenderfoot
 * tenno
 * ten past
 * ten to
 * thank you very much
 * the grass is always greener on the other side
 * throne room
 * thyself
 * toddick
 * torte
 * totalitarian
 * touring
 * tractor beam
 * trade deficit
 * transcultural
 * transitive verb
 * translationary
 * transsexual
 * transvestite
 * true name
 * trumpeter swan
 * ttyl
 * tuition
 * tulip
 * turnpike
 * tutu
 * twenty-five past
 * twenty-five to
 * twenty-four seven
 * twenty four
 * twenty one
 * twenty past
 * twenty to
 * twenty two
 * two thousand
 * unbinilium
 * uncountable
 * unemployment
 * unutterable
 * unvail
 * unvaluable
 * unvalued
 * unveracity
 * unvessel
 * unvicar
 * unviolable
 * unvisard
 * unvisible
 * unvisibly
 * unvitiated
 * unvizard
 * unvoluntary
 * upas
 * upbar
 * upbear
 * upbind
 * upblow
 * upbreak
 * upbreathe
 * upbreed
 * upbrought
 * upbuoyance
 * upburst
 * upcaught
 * upcheer
 * upclimb
 * upcoil
 * upcountry
 * upcurl
 * updive
 * updraw
 * upeygan
 * upfill
 * upflow
 * upflung
 * upgather
 * upgive
 * uppish
 * upsidedown
 * upwelling
 * vb. n.
 * ventripotent
 * verbal noun
 * vertebrate
 * vis comica
 * vivify
 * vocative
 * vociferance
 * vociferant
 * vociferate
 * vox angelica
 * vox humana
 * w/
 * water vapor
 * weapons of mass destruction
 * web-footed gecko
 * webmaster
 * whistler
 * white-collar
 * white hole
 * whooping crane
 * wisdom teeth
 * wisdom tooth
 * withdrawal
 * womanly
 * woodwind
 * worksheet
 * x-axis
 * yanqui
 * yegg
 * your mileage may vary
 * yourselves
 * z car
 * zebra mongoose
 * zs
 * zucchetto
 * zymurgy


text: 财富

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

title: 财富


text:
財富

Noun

 * 1)  wealth; riches
 * 2)  asset
 * 1)  asset

title: 財富


text: cáifù

title: cáifù


text:
ilokuční

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) illocutionary

title: ilokuční


text:
ilokuce

Noun

 * 1) illocution

title: ilokuce


text:
þefa

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

Verb

 * 1) to sniff, smell

title: þefa


text: Apollo's belts

title: Apollo's belts


text:
bifa

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to budge

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to put a checkmark

title: bifa


text: butt buddy

title: butt buddy


text:
vafi

Noun

 * 1) doubt, uncertainty

title: vafi


text: butt buddies

title: butt buddies


text:
promluva

Noun

 * 1) utterance

title: promluva


text: shear wall

title: shear wall


text:
lokuční

Adjective

 * 1) locutionary

title: lokuční


text:
perlokuční

Adjective

 * 1) perlocutionary

title: perlokuční


text:
tensió

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tension

title: tensió


text: faciaux

title: faciaux


text:
exercici

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) exercise

title: exercici


text: exercicis

title: exercicis


text:
User:AaronCarson

नवेलियाँ ज़हरी होती हैं लेकिन लड़के और भी क्ष्वेदित हैं

title: User:AaronCarson


text:
sünnetli

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) circumcised

title: sünnetli


text:
sünnetsiz

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) uncircumcised

title: sünnetsiz


text: vinculàveu

title: vinculàveu


text: vinculàrem

title: vinculàrem


text: vinculàreu

title: vinculàreu


text: vincularàs

title: vincularàs


text: vinculàvem

title: vinculàvem


text: vinculéssiu

title: vinculéssiu


text: vinculéssim

title: vinculéssim


text: vinculà

title: vinculà


text: vinculí

title: vinculí


text: vincularà

title: vincularà


text: vincularies

title: vincularies


text: vincularíeu

title: vincularíeu


text: Margrét

title: Margrét


text: vinculareu

title: vinculareu


text: vincularíem

title: vincularíem


text: vinculés

title: vinculés


text: vincularien

title: vincularien


text: vinculessin

title: vinculessin


text: vinculeu

title: vinculeu


text: vinculaven

title: vinculaven


text: vinculessis

title: vinculessis


text: vinculaves

title: vinculaves


text: revistaràs

title: revistaràs


text: revistàvem

title: revistàvem


text: revistí

title: revistí


text: revistaven

title: revistaven


text: revisti

title: revisti


text: revistà

title: revistà


text: revistant

title: revistant


text: revistàveu

title: revistàveu


text: revisteu

title: revisteu


text: revistessis

title: revistessis


text: revistat

title: revistat


text: revistarien

title: revistarien


text: revistessin

title: revistessin


text: revistàrem

title: revistàrem


text: revistareu

title: revistareu


text: revistés

title: revistés


text: revistis

title: revistis


text: revistin

title: revistin


text: revistàreu

title: revistàreu


text: revistarà

title: revistarà


text: revistaves

title: revistaves


text: revistaríem

title: revistaríem


text: revistaries

title: revistaries


text: revistéssim

title: revistéssim


text: revistaríeu

title: revistaríeu


text: revistéssiu

title: revistéssiu


text: restringíem

title: restringíem


text: restringies

title: restringies


text: restringien

title: restringien


text: restringíeu

title: restringíeu


text: restringeix

title: restringeix


text: restringeixo

title: restringeixo


text: restringeixin

title: restringeixin


text: restringirien

title: restringirien


text: restringeixi

title: restringeixi


text: restringiran

title: restringiran


text: restringia

title: restringia


text: restringint

title: restringint


text: restringissin

title: restringissin


text: restringeixis

title: restringeixis


text: restringires

title: restringires


text: restringissis

title: restringissis


text: restringireu

title: restringireu


text: restringiu

title: restringiu


text: restringeixes

title: restringeixes


text: restringim

title: restringim


text: restringeixen

title: restringeixen


text: restringiren

title: restringiren


text: restringiria

title: restringiria


text: restringiries

title: restringiries


text: restringirà

title: restringirà


text: restringíssim

title: restringíssim


text: restringiríem

title: restringiríem


text: restringírem

title: restringírem


text: restringirem

title: restringirem


text: restringíssiu

title: restringíssiu


text: restringiríeu

title: restringiríeu


text: restringiràs

title: restringiràs


text: restringíreu

title: restringíreu


text: remàvem

title: remàvem


text: remàreu

title: remàreu


text: remarà

title: remarà


text: remàveu

title: remàveu


text: remaràs

title: remaràs


text: remarien

title: remarien


text:
remat

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  comment, focus, rheme

title: remat


text: remant

title: remant


text: reméssim

title: reméssim


text: remaves

title: remaves


text: remareu

title: remareu


text: remàrem

title: remàrem


text: reméssiu

title: reméssiu


text: remaven

title: remaven


text: remeu

title: remeu


text: remaríeu

title: remaríeu


text: remaríem

title: remaríem


text: remessin

title: remessin


text: remessis

title: remessis


text: remin

title: remin


text: remí

title: remí


text: remés

title: remés


text: remà

title: remà


text: rellegies

title: rellegies


text: rellegís

title: rellegís


text: rellegit

title: rellegit


text: rellegiu

title: rellegiu


text: rellegirem

title: rellegirem


text: rellegires

title: rellegires


text: rellegiran

title: rellegiran


text: rellegim

title: rellegim


text: rellegireu

title: rellegireu


text: rellegien

title: rellegien


text: rellegia

title: rellegia


text: rellegíem

title: rellegíem


text: rellegeixes

title: rellegeixes


text: rellegint

title: rellegint


text: rellegeixin

title: rellegeixin


text: rellegeixis

title: rellegeixis


text: rellegeixen

title: rellegeixen


text: rellegíssim

title: rellegíssim


text: rellegiries

title: rellegiries


text: rellegeix

title: rellegeix


text: rellegeixo

title: rellegeixo


text: rellegírem

title: rellegírem


text: rellegiràs

title: rellegiràs


text: rellegeixi

title: rellegeixi


text: rellegiren

title: rellegiren


text: rellegíreu

title: rellegíreu


text: rellegí

title: rellegí


text: rellegirien

title: rellegirien


text: rellegiré

title: rellegiré


text: rellegiria

title: rellegiria


text: rellegiríeu

title: rellegiríeu


text: rellegíssiu

title: rellegíssiu


text: rellegissis

title: rellegissis


text: rellegirà

title: rellegirà


text: rellegissin

title: rellegissin


text: rellegíeu

title: rellegíeu


text: rellegiríem

title: rellegiríem


text: relatí

title: relatí


text: relatem

title: relatem


text: relatà

title: relatà


text: relatessis

title: relatessis


text: relatarà

title: relatarà


text: relatat

title: relatat


text: relateu

title: relateu


text: relatin

title: relatin


text: relatareu

title: relatareu


text: relatàveu

title: relatàveu


text: relataríem

title: relataríem


text: relatarem

title: relatarem


text: relatàvem

title: relatàvem


text: relataríeu

title: relataríeu


text: relatéssiu

title: relatéssiu


text: relataries

title: relataries


text: relataven

title: relataven


text: relatàrem

title: relatàrem


text: relataria

title: relataria


text: relataves

title: relataves


text: relatarien

title: relatarien


text: relatéssim

title: relatéssim


text: relatàreu

title: relatàreu


text: relatava

title: relatava


text: relatessin

title: relatessin


text: relatés

title: relatés


text: relataràs

title: relataràs


text: rejoveniries

title: rejoveniries


text: rejovenint

title: rejovenint


text: rejovenírem

title: rejovenírem


text: rejoveníem

title: rejoveníem


text: rejoveneixes

title: rejoveneixes


text: rejoveníreu

title: rejoveníreu


text: rejoveníeu

title: rejoveníeu


text: rejovenirien

title: rejovenirien


text: rejoveníssim

title: rejoveníssim


text: rejoveniríem

title: rejoveniríem


text: rejovenissin

title: rejovenissin


text: rejoveneixo

title: rejoveneixo


text: rejovenissis

title: rejovenissis


text: rejoveneixi

title: rejoveneixi


text: rejoveniràs

title: rejoveniràs


text: rejovení

title: rejovení


text: rejoveníssiu

title: rejoveníssiu


text: rejoveniríeu

title: rejoveniríeu


text: rejovenien

title: rejovenien


text: rejoveniré

title: rejoveniré


text: rejoveneixis

title: rejoveneixis


text: rejovenirà

title: rejovenirà


text: rejoveneix

title: rejoveneix


text: rejoveneixin

title: rejoveneixin


text: rejovenies

title: rejovenies


text: rejovenireu

title: rejovenireu


text: rejoveniran

title: rejoveniran


text: rejovenirem

title: rejovenirem


text: rejoveniren

title: rejoveniren


text: rejoveniu

title: rejoveniu


text: rejovenit

title: rejovenit


text: rejoveniria

title: rejoveniria


text: rejoveneixen

title: rejoveneixen


text: rejovenim

title: rejovenim


text: rejovenires

title: rejovenires


text: rejovenia

title: rejovenia


text: rejovenís

title: rejovenís


text: saciàveu

title: saciàveu


text: saciéssiu

title: saciéssiu


text: saciaria

title: saciaria


text: saciàvem

title: saciàvem


text: saciéssim

title: saciéssim


text: sacií

title: sacií


text: saciàrem

title: saciàrem


text: saciarà

title: saciarà


text: saciarien

title: saciarien


text: saciava

title: saciava


text: saciaries

title: saciaries


text: saciaràs

title: saciaràs


text: saciàreu

title: saciàreu


text: sacieu

title: sacieu


text: saciessis

title: saciessis


text: saciïn

title: saciïn


text: saciïs

title: saciïs


text: saciat

title: saciat


text: saciessin

title: saciessin


text: saciem

title: saciem


text: saciaríem

title: saciaríem


text: saciés

title: saciés


text: saciaves

title: saciaves


text: saciarem

title: saciarem


text: saciaven

title: saciaven


text: saciï

title: saciï


text: saciareu

title: saciareu


text: saciaríeu

title: saciaríeu


text: saciant

title: saciant


text: sacià

title: sacià


text: excitaràs

title: excitaràs


text: excitarà

title: excitarà


text: excitaríeu

title: excitaríeu


text: excitaves

title: excitaves


text: excitaries

title: excitaries


text: exciteu

title: exciteu


text: excitarien

title: excitarien


text: excitaven

title: excitaven


text: excitareu

title: excitareu


text: excití

title: excití


text: excità

title: excità


text: excitàrem

title: excitàrem


text: excitàreu

title: excitàreu


text: excitaríem

title: excitaríem


text: excitàveu

title: excitàveu


text: excitin

title: excitin


text: excitessis

title: excitessis


text: excitéssim

title: excitéssim


text: excitéssiu

title: excitéssiu


text: excitàvem

title: excitàvem


text: excitessin

title: excitessin


text: redimíssiu

title: redimíssiu


text: redimeixin

title: redimeixin


text: redimireu

title: redimireu


text: redimeix

title: redimeix


text: redimires

title: redimires


text: redimirem

title: redimirem


text: redimiren

title: redimiren


text: redimeixis

title: redimeixis


text: redimíssim

title: redimíssim


text: redimint

title: redimint


text: redimeixi

title: redimeixi


text: redimíreu

title: redimíreu


text: redimeixo

title: redimeixo


text: redimírem

title: redimírem


text: redimia

title: redimia


text: redimissin

title: redimissin


text: redimiríeu

title: redimiríeu


text: redimirien

title: redimirien


text: redimíeu

title: redimíeu


text: redimim

title: redimim


text: redimíem

title: redimíem


text: redimiran

title: redimiran


text: redimiu

title: redimiu


text: redimissis

title: redimissis


text: redimiràs

title: redimiràs


text: redimiríem

title: redimiríem


text: redimeixen

title: redimeixen


text: redimien

title: redimien


text: redimiria

title: redimiria


text: redimirà

title: redimirà


text: redimies

title: redimies


text: redimeixes

title: redimeixes


text: redimiries

title: redimiries


text: acorralàveu

title: acorralàveu


text: acorraléssiu

title: acorraléssiu


text: acorralaria

title: acorralaria


text: acorraléssim

title: acorraléssim


text: acorralarà

title: acorralarà


text: acorralàvem

title: acorralàvem


text: acorralàrem

title: acorralàrem


text: acorralarien

title: acorralarien


text: acorralaries

title: acorralaries


text: acorralaràs

title: acorralaràs


text: acorralava

title: acorralava


text: acorralàreu

title: acorralàreu


text: acorralessis

title: acorralessis


text: acorraleu

title: acorraleu


text: acorralem

title: acorralem


text: acorralat

title: acorralat


text: acorralessin

title: acorralessin


text: acorralareu

title: acorralareu


text: acorralaríem

title: acorralaríem


text: acorralis

title: acorralis


text: acorralarem

title: acorralarem


text: acorralaves

title: acorralaves


text: acorralà

title: acorralà


text: acorralant

title: acorralant


text:
Arnar

Etymology
From.

Usage notes
Patronymics
 * son of Arnar: Arnarsson
 * daughter of Arnar: Arnarsdóttir

Etymology 1
From.

title: Arnar


text: acorralaven

title: acorralaven


text: acorralin

title: acorralin


text: acorralés

title: acorralés


text: acorrali

title: acorrali


text: acorralaríeu

title: acorralaríeu


text: acorralí

title: acorralí


text: alliberàreu

title: alliberàreu


text: alliberaríem

title: alliberaríem


text: alliberant

title: alliberant


text: alliberarien

title: alliberarien


text: alliberaries

title: alliberaries


text: alliberàrem

title: alliberàrem


text: alliberaríeu

title: alliberaríeu


text: alliberis

title: alliberis


text: alliberes

title: alliberes


text: allibereu

title: allibereu


text: alliberen

title: alliberen


text: alliberem

title: alliberem


text: alliberin

title: alliberin


text: alliberat

title: alliberat


text: alliberi

title: alliberi


text: allibero

title: allibero


text: alliberàveu

title: alliberàveu


text: alliberí

title: alliberí


text: alliberaràs

title: alliberaràs


text: allibera

title: allibera


text: alliberarem

title: alliberarem


text:
Arnór

Etymology
From.

Usage notes
Patronymics
 * son of Arnór: Arnórsson
 * daughter of Arnór: Arnórsdóttir

title: Arnór


text: alliberaren

title: alliberaren


text: alliberaran

title: alliberaran


text: alliberares

title: alliberares


text: alliberareu

title: alliberareu


text: alliberés

title: alliberés


text: alliberéssiu

title: alliberéssiu


text: alliberaves

title: alliberaves


text: alliberessin

title: alliberessin


text: alliberàvem

title: alliberàvem


text: alliberessis

title: alliberessis


text: alliberaria

title: alliberaria


text: alliberarà

title: alliberarà


text: alliberaven

title: alliberaven


text: alliberava

title: alliberava


text: alliberéssim

title: alliberéssim


text: alliberaré

title: alliberaré


text: debutarà

title: debutarà


text: debutava

title: debutava


text: debutaràs

title: debutaràs


text: debutí

title: debutí


text: debuti

title: debuti


text: debutem

title: debutem


text: debutà

title: debutà


text: debutessis

title: debutessis


text: debutessin

title: debutessin


text: debuteu

title: debuteu


text: debutin

title: debutin


text: debutis

title: debutis


text: debutat

title: debutat


text: debutareu

title: debutareu


text: debutàveu

title: debutàveu


text: debutaríem

title: debutaríem


text: debutarem

title: debutarem


text: debutàvem

title: debutàvem


text: debutaríeu

title: debutaríeu


text:
Adli

Etymology
From.

title: Adli


text: debutés

title: debutés


text: debutéssiu

title: debutéssiu


text: debutaries

title: debutaries


text: debutaven

title: debutaven


text: debutàrem

title: debutàrem


text: debutaria

title: debutaria


text: debutaves

title: debutaves


text: debutarien

title: debutarien


text: debutéssim

title: debutéssim


text: debutàreu

title: debutàreu


text: voltaven

title: voltaven


text: voltessin

title: voltessin


text: voltaré

title: voltaré


text: voltí

title: voltí


text: voltaves

title: voltaves


text: voltà

title: voltà


text: voltaria

title: voltaria


text: voltarà

title: voltarà


text: voltem

title: voltem


text: voltéssiu

title: voltéssiu


text:
voltat

Adjective

 * 1)  vaulted

title: voltat


text: voltaríem

title: voltaríem


text: voltaríeu

title: voltaríeu


text: voltaràs

title: voltaràs


text: voltaries

title: voltaries


text: voltes

title: voltes


text: volteu

title: volteu


text: voltéssim

title: voltéssim


text: voltàreu

title: voltàreu


text: voltàvem

title: voltàvem


text: voltés

title: voltés


text: voltàveu

title: voltàveu


text: voltàrem

title: voltàrem


text: voltarien

title: voltarien


text: voltareu

title: voltareu


text: voltares

title: voltares


text: voltaran

title: voltaran


text:
voltant

Noun

 * 1) surrounding (often in plural)

title: voltant


text: voltaren

title: voltaren


text: voltarem

title: voltarem


text:
umírněný

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) moderate

title: umírněný


text: voltessis

title: voltessis


text: envoltaràs

title: envoltaràs


text: envoltis

title: envoltis


text: envoltaríeu

title: envoltaríeu


text: envoltàreu

title: envoltàreu


text: envolten

title: envolten


text: envoltem

title: envoltem


text: envoltés

title: envoltés


text: envoltàvem

title: envoltàvem


text: envoltaré

title: envoltaré


text: envoltes

title: envoltes


text: envolti

title: envolti


text: envoltava

title: envoltava


text: envoltarà

title: envoltarà


text: envoltaríem

title: envoltaríem


text: envoltin

title: envoltin


text: envoltàrem

title: envoltàrem


text: envoltat

title: envoltat


text: envoltarien

title: envoltarien


text: envoltarem

title: envoltarem


text: envoltaren

title: envoltaren


text: envoltaven

title: envoltaven


text: envoltaves

title: envoltaves


text: envoltaries

title: envoltaries


text: envoltares

title: envoltares


text: envoltareu

title: envoltareu


text: envoltéssiu

title: envoltéssiu


text: envoltaran

title: envoltaran


text: envoltàveu

title: envoltàveu


text: envoltéssim

title: envoltéssim


text: envoltaria

title: envoltaria


text: envolta

title: envolta


text: envoltà

title: envoltà


text:
envolto

Etymology
From, from or , for. .

Adjective

 * 1) wrapped; tangled

title: envolto


text: envoltí

title: envoltí


text: envoltessis

title: envoltessis


text: envolteu

title: envolteu


text: envoltant

title: envoltant


text: envoltessin

title: envoltessin


text: involucrant

title: involucrant


text: involucraves

title: involucraves


text: involucressis

title: involucressis


text:
involucrin

Noun

 * 1) A protein component of human skin.
 * In binding the protein loricrin, involucrin contributes to the formation of a cell envelope that protects corneocytes in the skin.

title: involucrin


text: involucrí

title: involucrí


text: involucràrem

title: involucràrem


text: involucrà

title: involucrà


text: involucraràs

title: involucraràs


text: involucràreu

title: involucràreu


text:
accepció

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) meaning
 * 2) definition

title: accepció


text: involucrava

title: involucrava


text: involucrés

title: involucrés


text: involucrarà

title: involucrarà


text: involucreu

title: involucreu


text: involucrarien

title: involucrarien


text: involucraria

title: involucraria


text: involucràveu

title: involucràveu


text: involucraven

title: involucraven


text: involucraríeu

title: involucraríeu


text: involucrem

title: involucrem


text: involucraríem

title: involucraríem


text: involucrat

title: involucrat


text: involucraries

title: involucraries


text: involucràvem

title: involucràvem


text: involucrareu

title: involucrareu


text: involucréssiu

title: involucréssiu


text: involucrarem

title: involucrarem


text: involucressin

title: involucressin


text: involucréssim

title: involucréssim


text: arrestà

title: arrestà


text:
Adalet

Etymology
From.

title: Adalet


text: arrestaven

title: arrestaven


text: arrestí

title: arrestí


text: arrestaria

title: arrestaria


text: arrestarà

title: arrestarà


text: arrestaves

title: arrestaves


text: arrestessin

title: arrestessin


text: arrestaries

title: arrestaries


text: arrestarien

title: arrestarien


text: arrestis

title: arrestis


text: arrestaràs

title: arrestaràs


text: arrestéssiu

title: arrestéssiu


text: arrestessis

title: arrestessis


text: arrestaríem

title: arrestaríem


text: arrestéssim

title: arrestéssim


text: arrestàreu

title: arrestàreu


text: arrestàvem

title: arrestàvem


text: arrestàrem

title: arrestàrem


text: arrestàveu

title: arrestàveu


text:
arrestant

Noun

 * 1) Any substance that halts insect development, as used in pesticides.

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) An arrestee.

title: arrestant


text: arrestaríeu

title: arrestaríeu


text:
Adil

Etymology
From.

title: Adil


text: arrestés

title: arrestés


text: arrestareu

title: arrestareu


text: arrestem

title: arrestem


text: arrestat

title: arrestat


text: arrestarem

title: arrestarem


text: arresteu

title: arresteu


text: gravareu

title: gravareu


text: gravaven

title: gravaven


text: gravaves

title: gravaves


text: gravaries

title: gravaries


text: graveu

title: graveu


text: gravessin

title: gravessin


text: gravaríem

title: gravaríem


text: gravàrem

title: gravàrem


text: gravaríeu

title: gravaríeu


text: gravessis

title: gravessis


text: gravaràs

title: gravaràs


text: gravàvem

title: gravàvem


text: graví

title: graví


text: gravà

title: gravà


text: gravaria

title: gravaria


text: gravàveu

title: gravàveu


text: gravarà

title: gravarà


text: gravarien

title: gravarien


text: gravéssim

title: gravéssim


text: gravéssiu

title: gravéssiu


text: gravàreu

title: gravàreu


text: arrencà

title: arrencà


text: arrenca

title: arrenca


text: arrencaven

title: arrencaven


text: arrencava

title: arrencava


text: arrenco

title: arrenco


text: arrenquis

title: arrenquis


text: arrencaria

title: arrencaria


text: arrencarà

title: arrencarà


text: arrencaves

title: arrencaves


text: arrencaré

title: arrencaré


text: arrencant

title: arrencant


text: arrencaries

title: arrencaries


text: arrenquessis

title: arrenquessis


text: arrenquessin

title: arrenquessin


text: arrencarien

title: arrencarien


text: arrencaràs

title: arrencaràs


text: arrencaríem

title: arrencaríem


text: arrencàreu

title: arrencàreu


text: arrencàvem

title: arrencàvem


text: arrencàrem

title: arrencàrem


text: arrencàveu

title: arrencàveu


text: arrenqués

title: arrenqués


text: arrencaríeu

title: arrencaríeu


text: arrencareu

title: arrencareu


text: arrencares

title: arrencares


text: arrenquem

title: arrenquem


text: arrenquen

title: arrenquen


text: arrenquéssiu

title: arrenquéssiu


text: arrenquí

title: arrenquí


text: arrenquin

title: arrenquin


text: arrenqui

title: arrenqui


text: arrencat

title: arrencat


text: arrencaran

title: arrencaran


text: arrencaren

title: arrencaren


text: arrencarem

title: arrencarem


text: arrenques

title: arrenques


text: arrenqueu

title: arrenqueu


text: arrenquéssim

title: arrenquéssim


text: disculpàreu

title: disculpàreu


text: disculparàs

title: disculparàs


text: disculpessis

title: disculpessis


text: disculpi

title: disculpi


text: disculpessin

title: disculpessin


text: disculpà

title: disculpà


text: disculpàveu

title: disculpàveu


text: disculparem

title: disculparem


text: disculpí

title: disculpí


text: disculpéssiu

title: disculpéssiu


text: disculparia

title: disculparia


text: disculpàrem

title: disculpàrem


text: disculparà

title: disculparà


text: disculpava

title: disculpava


text: disculpat

title: disculpat


text: disculpéssim

title: disculpéssim


text: disculpant

title: disculpant


text: disculpaven

title: disculpaven


text: disculpin

title: disculpin


text: disculpareu

title: disculpareu


text: disculpis

title: disculpis


text: disculpeu

title: disculpeu


text: disculpaves

title: disculpaves


text: disculpem

title: disculpem


text: disculparíeu

title: disculparíeu


text: disculparies

title: disculparies


text: disculparien

title: disculparien


text: disculparíem

title: disculparíem


text: disculpàvem

title: disculpàvem


text: disculpés

title: disculpés


text: transformàveu

title: transformàveu


text: transformà

title: transformà


text: transformí

title: transformí


text: transformàreu

title: transformàreu


text: transformarà

title: transformarà


text: transformàrem

title: transformàrem


text: transforméssim

title: transforméssim


text: transformàvem

title: transformàvem


text: transformaven

title: transformaven


text: transformeu

title: transformeu


text: transformin

title: transformin


text: transformareu

title: transformareu


text: transformaves

title: transformaves


text: transformaríeu

title: transformaríeu


text: transformaries

title: transformaries


text: transformarien

title: transformarien


text: transformaríem

title: transformaríem


text: transforméssiu

title: transforméssiu


text: transformaràs

title: transformaràs


text: transformessis

title: transformessis


text: transformessin

title: transformessin


text: tardin

title: tardin


text:
explosive decompression

Noun

 * 1)  A situation where the ambient air pressure suddenly drops faster than the air in the lungs can escape, creating a risk of barotrauma to the lung tissue.

title: explosive decompression


text: tardeu

title: tardeu


text: tardéssiu

title: tardéssiu


text: tardí

title: tardí


text: tardàveu

title: tardàveu


text: tardaria

title: tardaria


text: tardéssim

title: tardéssim


text: tardareu

title: tardareu


text: tardaves

title: tardaves


text: tardarien

title: tardarien


text: tardarà

title: tardarà


text: tardaries

title: tardaries


text: tardessis

title: tardessis


text: tardessin

title: tardessin


text: tardaríeu

title: tardaríeu


text: tardàrem

title: tardàrem


text: tardàvem

title: tardàvem


text: tardaven

title: tardaven


text: tardaríem

title: tardaríem


text: tardaràs

title: tardaràs


text: tardàreu

title: tardàreu


text: rendírem

title: rendírem


text: rendiríeu

title: rendiríeu


text: rendíssim

title: rendíssim


text: rendiu

title: rendiu


text: rendint

title: rendint


text: rendim

title: rendim


text: rendia

title: rendia


text: rendíreu

title: rendíreu


text: rendeixo

title: rendeixo


text: rendeixi

title: rendeixi


text: rendiríem

title: rendiríem


text: rendíssiu

title: rendíssiu


text: rendeixes

title: rendeixes


text: rendirien

title: rendirien


text: rendires

title: rendires


text: rendiràs

title: rendiràs


text: rendiries

title: rendiries


text: rendeixen

title: rendeixen


text: rendirà

title: rendirà


text: rendissis

title: rendissis


text: rendeixis

title: rendeixis


text: rendiria

title: rendiria


text: rendeixin

title: rendeixin


text: rendissin

title: rendissin


text: rendies

title: rendies


text: rendiren

title: rendiren


text: rendirem

title: rendirem


text: rendíem

title: rendíem


text: rendiran

title: rendiran


text: rendeix

title: rendeix


text: rendien

title: rendien


text: rendíeu

title: rendíeu


text: rendireu

title: rendireu


text: residirien

title: residirien


text: resideixes

title: resideixes


text: residirà

title: residirà


text: residiràs

title: residiràs


text: residiria

title: residiria


text: resideixen

title: resideixen


text: residiries

title: residiries


text: residissis

title: residissis


text: residint

title: residint


text: resideixis

title: resideixis


text: residiran

title: residiran


text: resideixin

title: resideixin


text: residissin

title: residissin


text: resideix

title: resideix


text: residiren

title: residiren


text: residirem

title: residirem


text: residíem

title: residíem


text: residies

title: residies


text: residíreu

title: residíreu


text: residíeu

title: residíeu


text: residien

title: residien


text: residires

title: residires


text: residireu

title: residireu


text: residírem

title: residírem


text: residíssim

title: residíssim


text: residiríeu

title: residiríeu


text: residiu

title: residiu


text: residit

title: residit


text: resideixo

title: resideixo


text: residim

title: residim


text: residia

title: residia


text: resideixi

title: resideixi


text: residíssiu

title: residíssiu


text: residiríem

title: residiríem


text: inauguràveu

title: inauguràveu


text: inauguressis

title: inauguressis


text: inauguraràs

title: inauguraràs


text: inauguressin

title: inauguressin


text: inauguràreu

title: inauguràreu


text: inaugurarà

title: inaugurarà


text: inaugurí

title: inaugurí


text: inauguraves

title: inauguraves


text: inaugureu

title: inaugureu


text: inauguréssiu

title: inauguréssiu


text: inauguraries

title: inauguraries


text: inaugurarien

title: inaugurarien


text: inauguréssim

title: inauguréssim


text: inauguraven

title: inauguraven


text: inauguraríeu

title: inauguraríeu


text: inauguràrem

title: inauguràrem


text: inauguris

title: inauguris


text: inaugurin

title: inaugurin


text: inaugurareu

title: inaugurareu


text: inauguràvem

title: inauguràvem


text: inaugurés

title: inaugurés


text: inauguraríem

title: inauguraríem


text: inauguraria

title: inauguraria


text:
adaletli

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) just, equitable

title: adaletli


text: sexava

title: sexava


text: sexares

title: sexares


text: sexaven

title: sexaven


text: sexareu

title: sexareu


text: sexant

title: sexant


text: sexarem

title: sexarem


text: sexaves

title: sexaves


text: sexaren

title: sexaren


text: sexessin

title: sexessin


text: sexàreu

title: sexàreu


text: sexaràs

title: sexaràs


text: sexàrem

title: sexàrem


text: sexessis

title: sexessis


text: sexaria

title: sexaria


text: sexà

title: sexà


text: sexis

title: sexis


text: sexaries

title: sexaries


text:
sexi

Etymology 1
.

Adjective

 * 1) sexy

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) sexy

title: sexi


text: sexàvem

title: sexàvem


text: sexin

title: sexin


text: sexés

title: sexés


text: sexàveu

title: sexàveu


text: sexaré

title: sexaré


text: sexarien

title: sexarien


text: sexaríem

title: sexaríem


text: sexarà

title: sexarà


text: sexen

title: sexen


text: sexéssim

title: sexéssim


text: sexaran

title: sexaran


text: sexéssiu

title: sexéssiu


text: sexeu

title: sexeu


text: sexem

title: sexem


text: sexaríeu

title: sexaríeu


text: aprovessis

title: aprovessis


text: aprovaràs

title: aprovaràs


text: aprovava

title: aprovava


text: aprovis

title: aprovis


text: aprovessin

title: aprovessin


text: aprovant

title: aprovant


text: aprovaves

title: aprovaves


text: aprovaria

title: aprovaria


text: aprovarien

title: aprovarien


text: aprovaríeu

title: aprovaríeu


text: aprovaries

title: aprovaries


text: aprovaríem

title: aprovaríem


text: aprovaven

title: aprovaven


text: aprovaren

title: aprovaren


text: aprovarem

title: aprovarem


text: aprovés

title: aprovés


text: aprovaran

title: aprovaran


text: aprovéssiu

title: aprovéssiu


text: aprovareu

title: aprovareu


text: aprovéssim

title: aprovéssim


text: aprovares

title: aprovares


text: aprovin

title: aprovin


text: aproveu

title: aproveu


text: aprovaré

title: aprovaré


text: aproves

title: aproves


text: aprovàrem

title: aprovàrem


text: aprovat

title: aprovat


text: aprovàveu

title: aprovàveu


text: aprovarà

title: aprovarà


text: aprovàreu

title: aprovàreu


text: aprovà

title: aprovà


text: aprova

title: aprova


text: aprovàvem

title: aprovàvem


text: aprovem

title: aprovem


text:
aproven

Etymology
Borrowed from, , , ; equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) to prove

title: aproven


text: aprovi

title: aprovi


text: aprovo

title: aprovo


text: aproví

title: aproví


text: convertiries

title: convertiries


text: convertint

title: convertint


text: convertírem

title: convertírem


text: convertíem

title: convertíem


text: convertíreu

title: convertíreu


text: convertíeu

title: convertíeu


text: convertirien

title: convertirien


text: convertíssim

title: convertíssim


text: convertiríem

title: convertiríem


text: convertissin

title: convertissin


text: convertireu

title: convertireu


text: converteixo

title: converteixo


text: convertissis

title: convertissis


text: converteixi

title: converteixi


text: convertiràs

title: convertiràs


text: convertíssiu

title: convertíssiu


text: convertiríeu

title: convertiríeu


text: convertien

title: convertien


text: converteixis

title: converteixis


text: convertires

title: convertires


text: converteix

title: converteix


text: converteixin

title: converteixin


text: converties

title: converties


text: convertiran

title: convertiran


text: convertirem

title: convertirem


text: convertiren

title: convertiren


text: convertiu

title: convertiu


text: convertiria

title: convertiria


text: converteixen

title: converteixen


text: convertim

title: convertim


text: converteixes

title: converteixes


text: convertia

title: convertia


text: exclamessis

title: exclamessis


text: exclamaràs

title: exclamaràs


text: exclamaves

title: exclamaves


text: exclamarien

title: exclamarien


text: exclamaríeu

title: exclamaríeu


text: exclamaries

title: exclamaries


text: exclamaríem

title: exclamaríem


text: exclamaven

title: exclamaven


text: exclaméssiu

title: exclaméssiu


text: exclamàvem

title: exclamàvem


text: exclamis

title: exclamis


text: exclamés

title: exclamés


text: exclamin

title: exclamin


text: exclamareu

title: exclamareu


text: exclaméssim

title: exclaméssim


text: exclamàrem

title: exclamàrem


text: exclameu

title: exclameu


text: exclamàveu

title: exclamàveu


text: exclamàreu

title: exclamàreu


text: exclamà

title: exclamà


text: exclamarà

title: exclamarà


text: exclami

title: exclami


text: exclamí

title: exclamí


text: exclamessin

title: exclamessin


text: enviareu

title: enviareu


text: enviarà

title: enviarà


text: enviéssiu

title: enviéssiu


text: enviéssim

title: enviéssim


text: enviessis

title: enviessis


text: envià

title: envià


text: enviaràs

title: enviaràs


text: envií

title: envií


text: enviàrem

title: enviàrem


text: enviïn

title: enviïn


text: enviïs

title: enviïs


text: enviés

title: enviés


text: enviàreu

title: enviàreu


text: enviessin

title: enviessin


text: enviarien

title: enviarien


text: enviàveu

title: enviàveu


text: envieu

title: envieu


text: enviï

title: enviï


text: enviaven

title: enviaven


text: enviaríeu

title: enviaríeu


text: enviaves

title: enviaves


text: enviaríem

title: enviaríem


text: enviàvem

title: enviàvem


text: enviat

title: enviat


text: enviaries

title: enviaries


text: aŭtografis

title: aŭtografis


text: aŭtografotaj

title: aŭtografotaj


text: aŭtografata

title: aŭtografata


text: aŭtografate

title: aŭtografate


text: aŭtografintajn

title: aŭtografintajn


text: aŭtografotan

title: aŭtografotan


text: aŭtografitajn

title: aŭtografitajn


text: aŭtografota

title: aŭtografota


text: aŭtografontoj

title: aŭtografontoj


text: aŭtografontajn

title: aŭtografontajn


text: aŭtografatajn

title: aŭtografatajn


text: aŭtografonton

title: aŭtografonton


text: aŭtografotoj

title: aŭtografotoj


text: aŭtografontan

title: aŭtografontan


text: aŭtografas

title: aŭtografas


text: aŭtografontaj

title: aŭtografontaj


text: aŭtografoton

title: aŭtografoton


text: aŭtografoto

title: aŭtografoto


text: aŭtografataj

title: aŭtografataj


text: aŭtografotojn

title: aŭtografotojn


text: aŭtografitoj

title: aŭtografitoj


text: aŭtografantajn

title: aŭtografantajn


text: aŭtografante

title: aŭtografante


text: aŭtografatan

title: aŭtografatan


text: aŭtografatoj

title: aŭtografatoj


text: aŭtografu

title: aŭtografu


text: aŭtografote

title: aŭtografote


text: aŭtografintoj

title: aŭtografintoj


text: aŭtografinto

title: aŭtografinto


text: aŭtografitojn

title: aŭtografitojn


text: aŭtografiton

title: aŭtografiton


text: aŭtografinton

title: aŭtografinton


text: aŭtografintojn

title: aŭtografintojn


text: aŭtografite

title: aŭtografite


text: aŭtografinte

title: aŭtografinte


text: aŭtografita

title: aŭtografita


text: aŭtografinta

title: aŭtografinta


text: aŭtografantan

title: aŭtografantan


text: aŭtografantaj

title: aŭtografantaj


text: aŭtografato

title: aŭtografato


text: aŭtografatojn

title: aŭtografatojn


text: aŭtografaton

title: aŭtografaton


text: aŭtografonta

title: aŭtografonta


text: aŭtografonte

title: aŭtografonte


text: aŭtografus

title: aŭtografus


text: aŭtografitaj

title: aŭtografitaj


text: aŭtografintan

title: aŭtografintan


text: aŭtografonto

title: aŭtografonto


text: aŭtografotajn

title: aŭtografotajn


text: aŭtografitan

title: aŭtografitan


text: aŭtografintaj

title: aŭtografintaj


text: aŭtografos

title: aŭtografos


text: aŭtografanta

title: aŭtografanta


text: aŭtografantoj

title: aŭtografantoj


text: aŭtografanto

title: aŭtografanto


text: aŭtografito

title: aŭtografito


text: aŭtografanton

title: aŭtografanton


text: aŭtografontojn

title: aŭtografontojn


text: aŭtografantojn

title: aŭtografantojn


text: theatrale

title: theatrale


text: theatralere

title: theatralere


text: theatraals

title: theatraals


text: theatraalste

title: theatraalste


text: theatraler

title: theatraler


text: theatralers

title: theatralers


text: theatraalst

title: theatraalst


text: rauwst

title: rauwst


text: rauws

title: rauws


text: rauwere

title: rauwere


text: rauwste

title: rauwste


text: rauwers

title: rauwers


text: rauwe

title: rauwe


text: rauwer

title: rauwer


text: sneeuwe in

title: sneeuwe in


text: sneeuwen in

title: sneeuwen in


text: insneeuw

title: insneeuw


text: sneeuwde in

title: sneeuwde in


text: insneeuwe

title: insneeuwe


text: insneeuwden

title: insneeuwden


text: sneeuwden in

title: sneeuwden in


text: insneeuwend

title: insneeuwend


text: insneeuwt

title: insneeuwt


text: insneeuwde

title: insneeuwde


text: sneeuwt in

title: sneeuwt in


text: sneeuw in

title: sneeuw in


text: galoppeert

title: galoppeert


text: galopperend

title: galopperend


text: gegaloppeerd

title: gegaloppeerd


text: galoppeer

title: galoppeer


text: galoppeerden

title: galoppeerden


text: galoppeerde

title: galoppeerde


text:
galoppere

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to gallop

title: galoppere


text: twinkelden

title: twinkelden


text: twinkele

title: twinkele


text: twinkel

title: twinkel


text: twinkelde

title: twinkelde


text: getwinkeld

title: getwinkeld


text: twinkelt

title: twinkelt


text: twinkelend

title: twinkelend


text:
impacient

Etymology
Inherited or borrowed from. .

Adjective

 * 1) impatient lacking patience

Etymology
, from. Equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) impatient

title: impacient


text:
tähyillä

Verb

 * 1) to peer, look, gaze

title: tähyillä


text:
Appendix:Dictionary of Mining, Mineral, and Related Terms

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 * /F/1 /F/2 /F/3 /F/4
 * /G/1 /G/2 /G/3 /G/4
 * /H/1 /H/2 /H/3 /H/4
 * /I/1 /I/2 /J/1 /K/1
 * /L/1 /L/2 /L/3 /L/4
 * /M/1 /M/2 /M/3 /M/4 /M/5 /M/6
 * /N/1 /N/2 /O/1 /O/2
 * /P/1 /P/2 /P/3 /P/4 /P/5 /P/6 /P/7
 * /Q/1 /R/1 /R/2 /R/3 /R/4 /R/5 /R/6
 * /S/1 /S/2 /S/3 /S/4 /S/5 /S/6 /S/7 /S/8 /S/9 /S/10 /S/11 /S/12
 * /T/1 /T/2 /T/3 /T/4 /T/5
 * /U/1 /U/2 /V/1 /V/2
 * /W/1 /W/2 /W/3 /X-Y /Z/1


text:
regodear

Etymology
From +. Compare English.

title: regodear


text:
zobecněný

Adjective

 * 1) generalized

title: zobecněný


text:
deep freeze

Etymology
🇰🇲. Second sense appears c. 1851 in the publication.

Noun

 * 1) A chest freezer.
 * 2)  A time period of very cold weather, in which the temperatures are below freezing.

title: deep freeze


text:
Talk:angstrom unit

angstrom unit
Sum of parts? -- Liliana • 18:09, 4 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete . angstrom, unit. bd2412 T 20:33, 4 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Striking, changing vote to keep based on the inclusion of this phrase in Black's Medical Dictionary (as Ångström Unit, noting its etymology). bd2412 T 23:01, 19 October 2011 (UTC)
 * A little bit of googling will reveal that unlike "meter unit" etc., "angstrom unit" is actually used as alternative term to "angstrom". Also dictionary.com mentions "angstrom unit" as alternative term to "angstrom". Keep, but probably as alternative form -page. --Hekaheka 23:20, 4 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Or is it just a qualifier? In juggling people say cascade or cascade pattern, the latter is just for a bit of clarity for people who don't know what a cascade is. Doesn't mean it's not sum of parts, au contraire, it's very sum of parts. Mglovesfun (talk) 08:48, 5 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Could be, drawing the line is sometimes a question of judgment between equally likely outcomes. However, "Modern dictionary for electronics" from 1999, which seems to be written for people who know their science, uses both "angstrom unit" and "angstrom" in the text. The search word is "angstrom unit", whereas electronvolt, farad, faraday (different from farad), coulomb etc. appear without this qualifier. --Hekaheka 06:37, 6 October 2011 (UTC)

 * I would keep this one. It is indeed very common. SemperBlotto 07:14, 6 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Keep, given this exact phase is often used to refer to the unit, unlike, say, "meter unit". Some apparent analogues include "degree Celsius" and "degree Fahrenheit" in that "degree" is an optional part of the phrase, but is it really? Some searches:, . The search also finds "Ångström units" in English texts without italics and capitalized, as in here, and "Angstrom units" without italics and capitalized, as in here. I admit the term looks like a sum of parts, though. --Dan Polansky 18:09, 6 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Week keep as an entry per Dan's point about "degree Celsius" and "degree Fahrenheit", or delete but mention (unlinked) in usage notes at angstrom. There's probably a stronger case for keeping "Ångström unit", like "Planck constant". - -sche (discuss) 19:33, 10 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Keep. DAVilla 16:23, 17 October 2011 (UTC)

Striking as kept. bd2412 T 13:41, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:angstrom unit


text: angstrom units

title: angstrom units


text:
natío

Etymology
(compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬). .

Adjective

 * 1)  native, natural

Noun

 * 1)  birth
 * 2)  nature inherent features of something
 * 1)  nature inherent features of something

title: natío


text:
sólber

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) blackcurrant (fruit of )

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1) a blackcurrant; a berry borne by the blackberry shrub

title: sólber


text:
Talk:threpe

The meaning here is too limited. Also spelled threap.

"Wherto shuld I threpe? with my staf can I lepe."

(a) To scold, chide, rebuke; also, threaten, menace ~ with, remonstrate with; (b) to argue, quarrel, debate; (c) to compete, contend; also, fight, do battle; also fig.; also, struggle ~ together; ppl. threaped, determined, stalwart; (d) of thunder, rain, the winds: to rage; (e) to assert (that sth. is so), maintain despite opposition, insist; — used of contrary-to-fact assertions; ~ of, jeer at the gullibility of (people that they had done sth.); ~ on (upon), assert falsely to (sb. that sth. is so), deceive, fool; (f) ~ away, to hurry or rush away. AnWulf ... Ferþu Hal! 14:04, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:threpe


text: heavy-lifting

title: heavy-lifting


text:
implikatura

Noun

 * 1)  implicature an implied meaning that is not expressed directly

title: implikatura


text:
kwispelen

Etymology
From late, from , (modern Dutch ).

Verb

 * 1)  to wag (one's tail)

title: kwispelen


text:
sceiccato

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sheikdom, sheikhdom

title: sceiccato


text:
scelleratamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) wickedly, evilly

title: scelleratamente


text: natíos

title: natíos


text:
scenarista

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dramatist, playwright
 * 2) screenwriter

title: scenarista


text:
scendibagno

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bathmat

title: scendibagno


text:
scenicamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) scenically

title: scenicamente


text:
Talk:threap

The meaning here is too limited. Also spelled threpe.

"Wherto shuld I threpe? with my staf can I lepe."

(a) To scold, chide, rebuke; also, threaten, menace ~ with, remonstrate with; (b) to argue, quarrel, debate; (c) to compete, contend; also, fight, do battle; also fig.; also, struggle ~ together; ppl. threaped, determined, stalwart; (d) of thunder, rain, the winds: to rage; (e) to assert (that sth. is so), maintain despite opposition, insist; — used of contrary-to-fact assertions; ~ of, jeer at the gullibility of (people that they had done sth.); ~ on (upon), assert falsely to (sb. that sth. is so), deceive, fool; (f) ~ away, to hurry or rush away. AnWulf ... Ferþu Hal! 14:27, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

 * As long as those senses are Modern English senses, and not Middle or Old English. The quote above looks more like Middle English than Modern English or EME. Leasnam 14:30, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

RFV discussion: December 2021–January 2022
Rfv-sense: To beat or thrash. Notusbutthem (talk) 16:05, 8 December 2021 (UTC)

 * It seems likely that our entry has more senses than citations would support... - -sche (discuss) 02:08, 9 December 2021 (UTC)
 * It seems like this is just a pronunciation (especially Scotland) spelling for thrape (which I’m amazed we don’t already have an entry for, it’s widely used in the Black Country, Northern England, Scotland and apparently even in East Wales.). Suzie Dent of Countdown fame even suggests thrape comes from threap here . Annoyingly though, although I can find many examples of ‘thrape’ meaning ‘hit’ and some instances of ‘thrape’ meaning ‘argue’ on GoogleBooks, I can only find instances where threap means ‘argue’ rather than ‘hit’. Overlordnat1 (talk) 02:44, 9 December 2021 (UTC)
 * Reminds me of a word I was dealing with a while ago (I think it was gorm/gaum and derivatives thereof like gormy) where some meanings were only attested in some spellings. Annoying, indeed. - -sche (discuss) 03:05, 9 December 2021 (UTC)

RFV-failed Kiwima (talk) 18:41, 8 January 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:threap


text:
propensión

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) propensity

title: propensión


text:
Rhymes:English/ɛntɹɪk

Pronunciation
,

Three syllables

 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq
 * Tecentriq

Four syllables

 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * eCosCentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric
 * Epicentric
 * GeoSentric
 * GospoCentric
 * Lucacentric

title: Rhymes:English/ɛntɹɪk


text:
scenograficamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) scenically
 * 2) scenographically

title: scenograficamente


text: habitacions

title: habitacions


text:
scenotecnica

Noun

 * 1) staging, stagecraft

title: scenotecnica


text:
ölçüt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) criterion

title: ölçüt


text:
kriter

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) criterion

title: kriter


text:
kıstas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) criterion

title: kıstas


text:
mısdak

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  criterion

title: mısdak


text:
scepsi

Noun

 * 1)  scepsis, skepsis

title: scepsi


text:
scetticamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) sceptically

title: scetticamente


text:
posluchač

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) listener someone who listens, especially to a speech or a broadcast
 * 2) university student
 * 1) university student

title: posluchač


text: sceverando

title: sceverando


text: sceverante

title: sceverante


text:
sceverare

Etymology
From, derived from.

Verb

 * 1)  to separate, to distinguish

title: sceverare


text: sceverato

title: sceverato


text: sceverati

title: sceverati


text: sceverata

title: sceverata


text: scevero

title: scevero


text: sceveri

title: sceveri


text: scevera

title: scevera


text: sceveriamo

title: sceveriamo


text: sceverate

title: sceverate


text: sceverano

title: sceverano


text: sceveravo

title: sceveravo


text: sceveravi

title: sceveravi


text: sceverava

title: sceverava


text: sceveravamo

title: sceveravamo


text: sceveravate

title: sceveravate


text: sceveravano

title: sceveravano


text: sceverai

title: sceverai


text: sceverasti

title: sceverasti


text: sceverò

title: sceverò


text: sceverammo

title: sceverammo


text: sceveraste

title: sceveraste


text: sceverarono

title: sceverarono


text: scevererò

title: scevererò


text: scevererai

title: scevererai


text: scevererà

title: scevererà


text: scevereremo

title: scevereremo


text: scevererete

title: scevererete


text: scevereranno

title: scevereranno


text: scevererei

title: scevererei


text: scevereresti

title: scevereresti


text: scevererebbe

title: scevererebbe


text: scevereremmo

title: scevereremmo


text: sceverereste

title: sceverereste


text: scevererebbero

title: scevererebbero


text: sceveriate

title: sceveriate


text: sceverino

title: sceverino


text: sceverassi

title: sceverassi


text: sceverasse

title: sceverasse


text: sceverassimo

title: sceverassimo


text: sceverassero

title: sceverassero


text:
chueves

Etymology
From, variant of.

Noun

 * 1) Thursday

title: chueves


text:
schedarista

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) filing clerk

title: schedarista


text:
ant içmek

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to swear, to take an oath
 * 2) To make a solemn promise (to do something).

Usage notes

 * Usually more formal and solemn than other terms used in this context.

Synonyms

 * (thus the alternative spelling in order to preserve the vocal harmony)
 * (thus the alternative spelling in order to preserve the vocal harmony)
 * (thus the alternative spelling in order to preserve the vocal harmony)

title: ant içmek


text:
schedatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cataloguer/cataloger

title: schedatore


text: scheletrendo

title: scheletrendo


text: scheletrente

title: scheletrente


text:
scheletrire

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to emaciate, to reduce to a skeleton

title: scheletrire


text: scheletrisco

title: scheletrisco


text: scheletrisci

title: scheletrisci


text: scheletrisce

title: scheletrisce


text: scheletriamo

title: scheletriamo


text: scheletriscono

title: scheletriscono


text: scheletrivo

title: scheletrivo


text: scheletrivi

title: scheletrivi


text: scheletriva

title: scheletriva


text: scheletrivamo

title: scheletrivamo


text: scheletrivate

title: scheletrivate


text: scheletrivano

title: scheletrivano


text: scheletrii

title: scheletrii


text: scheletristi

title: scheletristi


text: scheletrì

title: scheletrì


text: scheletrimmo

title: scheletrimmo


text: scheletriste

title: scheletriste


text: scheletrirono

title: scheletrirono


text: scheletrirò

title: scheletrirò


text: scheletrirai

title: scheletrirai


text: scheletrirà

title: scheletrirà


text: scheletriremo

title: scheletriremo


text: scheletrirete

title: scheletrirete


text: scheletriranno

title: scheletriranno


text: scheletrirei

title: scheletrirei


text: scheletriresti

title: scheletriresti


text: scheletrirebbe

title: scheletrirebbe


text: scheletriremmo

title: scheletriremmo


text: scheletrireste

title: scheletrireste


text: scheletrirebbero

title: scheletrirebbero


text: scheletrisca

title: scheletrisca


text: scheletriate

title: scheletriate


text: scheletriscano

title: scheletriscano


text: scheletrissi

title: scheletrissi


text: scheletrisse

title: scheletrisse


text: scheletrissimo

title: scheletrissimo


text: scheletrissero

title: scheletrissero


text:
schermaggio

Noun

 * 1) screening, shielding

title: schermaggio


text: schermografando

title: schermografando


text: schermografante

title: schermografante


text: schermografato

title: schermografato


text:
schermografare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to X-ray

title: schermografare


text: schermografati

title: schermografati


text: schermografata

title: schermografata


text: schermografo

title: schermografo


text: schermografi

title: schermografi


text: schermografa

title: schermografa


text: schermografiamo

title: schermografiamo


text: schermografate

title: schermografate


text: schermografano

title: schermografano


text: schermografavo

title: schermografavo


text: schermografavi

title: schermografavi


text: schermografava

title: schermografava


text: schermografavamo

title: schermografavamo


text: schermografavate

title: schermografavate


text: schermografavano

title: schermografavano


text: schermografai

title: schermografai


text: schermografasti

title: schermografasti


text: schermografò

title: schermografò


text: schermografammo

title: schermografammo


text: schermografaste

title: schermografaste


text: schermografarono

title: schermografarono


text: schermograferò

title: schermograferò


text: schermograferai

title: schermograferai


text: schermograferà

title: schermograferà


text: schermograferemo

title: schermograferemo


text: schermograferete

title: schermograferete


text: schermograferanno

title: schermograferanno


text: schermograferei

title: schermograferei


text: schermograferesti

title: schermograferesti


text: schermograferebbe

title: schermograferebbe


text: schermograferemmo

title: schermograferemmo


text: schermografereste

title: schermografereste


text: schermograferebbero

title: schermograferebbero


text: schermografiate

title: schermografiate


text: schermografino

title: schermografino


text: schermografassi

title: schermografassi


text: schermografasse

title: schermografasse


text: schermografassimo

title: schermografassimo


text: schermografassero

title: schermografassero


text:
miércols

Etymology
From, variant of.

Noun

 * 1) Wednesday

title: miércols


text:
schernevole

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) scornful, sneering, mocking

title: schernevole


text:
sabado

Etymology
From or, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) Saturday

Etymology
From or, from , from.

Noun

 * Como hũa moller prometera q̇ non lauraſſe no Sabado
 * How a woman had promised not to sew on Saturday
 * Como hũa moller prometera q̇ non lauraſſe no Sabado
 * How a woman had promised not to sew on Saturday

title: sabado


text:
schernevolmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) scornfully, sneeringly, mockingly

title: schernevolmente


text:
estato

Noun

 * 1) state

title: estato


text:
densidat

Noun

 * 1) density

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1) density

title: densidat


text:
dezaga

Preposition

 * 1) after, behind

title: dezaga


text:
tamién

Adverb

 * 1) also; too

Adverb

 * 1) also, too

Adverb

 * 1) also, too

title: tamién


text:
Grans Lacos

Proper noun

 * 1) Great Lakes

title: Grans Lacos


text:
schiamazzatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a rowdy or boisterous person

title: schiamazzatore


text:
obchecto

Noun

 * 1) object

title: obchecto


text: schiavardando

title: schiavardando


text: schiavardante

title: schiavardante


text:
schiavardare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to unbolt remove bolts from

title: schiavardare


text: schiavardato

title: schiavardato


text: schiavardati

title: schiavardati


text: schiavardata

title: schiavardata


text: schiavardo

title: schiavardo


text: schiavardi

title: schiavardi


text: schiavarda

title: schiavarda


text: schiavardiamo

title: schiavardiamo


text: schiavardate

title: schiavardate


text: schiavardano

title: schiavardano


text: schiavardavo

title: schiavardavo


text: schiavardavi

title: schiavardavi


text: schiavardava

title: schiavardava


text: schiavardavamo

title: schiavardavamo


text: schiavardavate

title: schiavardavate


text: schiavardavano

title: schiavardavano


text: schiavardai

title: schiavardai


text: schiavardasti

title: schiavardasti


text: schiavardò

title: schiavardò


text: schiavardammo

title: schiavardammo


text: schiavardaste

title: schiavardaste


text: schiavardarono

title: schiavardarono


text: schiavarderò

title: schiavarderò


text: schiavarderai

title: schiavarderai


text: schiavarderà

title: schiavarderà


text:
caixo

Noun

 * 1) cheek

title: caixo


text:
mesacha

Noun

 * 1) girl

title: mesacha


text:
renera

Etymology
From a derivative of.

Noun

 * 1) lower back

title: renera


text:
rinyón

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) kidney

title: rinyón


text:
schiavetto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  flunky

title: schiavetto


text: schiavarderemo

title: schiavarderemo


text: schiavarderete

title: schiavarderete


text: schiavarderanno

title: schiavarderanno


text: schiavarderei

title: schiavarderei


text: schiavarderesti

title: schiavarderesti


text: schiavarderebbe

title: schiavarderebbe


text: schiavarderemmo

title: schiavarderemmo


text: schiavardereste

title: schiavardereste


text: schiavarderebbero

title: schiavarderebbero


text: schiavardiate

title: schiavardiate


text: schiavardino

title: schiavardino


text: schiavardassi

title: schiavardassi


text: schiavardasse

title: schiavardasse


text: schiavardassimo

title: schiavardassimo


text: schiavardassero

title: schiavardassero


text:
předem

Adverb

 * 1) in advance, beforehand

title: předem


text:
eşlik

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) accompaniment
 * 2)  accompaniment

title: eşlik


text:
kışkırtma

Noun

 * 1) provocation

title: kışkırtma


text:
provokasyon

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) provocation

title: provokasyon


text:
affine combination

Noun

 * 1)  A linear combination (of vectors in Euclidean space) in which the coefficients all add up to one.

title: affine combination


text:
hintataso

Noun

 * 1) price level

title: hintataso


text:
pudotuspeli

Noun

 * 1)  playoff game played after the regular season or similar by the top competitors, with a single-elimination system, to determine the champion

title: pudotuspeli


text: NPOESS

title: NPOESS


text:
propender

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be inclined to

title: propender


text:
Talk:prison

Etymology
You should explain what the words in your etymological traces mean. Etym Online and all the rest do that. Perhaps you don't know what they mean yourselves?

title: Talk:prison


text: NPP

title: NPP


text: aluminium shower

title: aluminium shower


text:
escaire

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) set square
 * 2) right angle
 * 3)  corner

Etymology
From a. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) to happen, occur

Dialectal variants

 * (Gascon)
 * (Gascon)

title: escaire


text:
Talk:neiyt

RFV
All b.g.c hits are scannos of either neigt or neige. There don't seem to be any legitimate hits. -- Prince Kassad 18:33, 23 March 2011 (UTC)
 * This appears plausible to me, even if I don't find any traces of the nominative form in the net. That alone does not make it a non-word as Karelian is spoken by relatively few people in a backward part of Russia, and there's not so much of it in internet. But I found some uses of the inflected forms in quite noteworthy pieces of Finnish literature:
 * the nominative plural has been used by the poet Eino Leino in his popular poem "Joulun neiet":
 * ''Kulkevat korkeat neiet kolme kautta talvisen taivaan
 * ''kylvävät lahjoja ihmislasten murheeseen ja vaivaan
 * ''tekevät rikkaan rikkaammaksi, rakkaammaksi rakkaan
 * ''heittävät mieronkin mittelijälle kannikan kerjuuvakkaan.
 * the nominative plural and genitive singular "neien" appear several times in Kalevala, e.g. in its 24th poem:
 * ''Silloin seppo Ilmarinen koppoi neien korjahansa,
 * ''iski virkkua vitsalla, sanan virkkoi, noin nimesi:
 * ''"Jää hyvästi, järven rannat, järven rannat, pellon penkat,
 * ''kaikki mäntyset mäellä, puut pitkät petäjikössä,
 * ''tuomikko tuvan takana, katajikko kaivotiellä,
 * ''kaikki maassa marjan varret, marjan varret, heinän korret,
 * ''pajupehkot, kuusenjuuret, lepän lehvät, koivun kuoret!"
 * in another collection of old folk poems, "Kanteletar", the allative case is used in a poem ''Suomettaren synty ja kosijat" ("The birth of Finnish Maiden and her suitors") describing the creation of Finland:
 * ''Hierelevi, hautelevi,
 * ''Muna muuttui neitoseksi,
 * ''Mikä neielle nimeksi--
 * ''Sorsatarko, Suometarko?
 * ''Ei ole Sorsatar soria,
 * ''Suometar nimi soria.
 * These examples are from the period of "national romanticism" when the artists were seeking the roots of Finnish culture in Carelia which was regarded unspoilt by foreign influences. Therefore it's also plausible that the word should be Karelian. It's close enough to Finnish words neitsyt: and neiti: to be borrowed into some pieces of Finnish literature. It should probably be tagged "archaic", "poetic" or both but I'm quite convinced that the word exists. --Hekaheka 03:13, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Further research revealed that this word is mentioned in the foreword to 1909 edition of Kalevala as an example of the Karelian language feature of adding -ut and -yt endings to certain words when they are used in poetry. Other examples of this form mentioned in this source: reki: > reyt, käki: > käyt, vesi: < veyt, kivi: > kivyt, meri: > meryt, neiti: > neiyt, veli: > veljyt, lehti: > lehyt, kesä: > kesyt, päivä: > päivyt, marja: > marjut, sampo: > sammut, sydän: > syämmyt etc. Many of these forms have been used in Finnish poetry, e.g. neiyt, veljyt, päivyt, kuuhut, yöhyt, immyt. At least one has entered standard Finnish: tiehyt: --Hekaheka 05:44, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
 * What language is it??? --Mglovesfun (talk) 13:29, 24 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Originally Karelian, but also Finnish due to its use in poetry. One hundred years ago, when the poems cited above were written, Karelian was regarded as a dialect of Finnish, and many Karelian words were adopted into Finnish during the heyday of Karelianism. I noticed that it was categorized as Estonian noun and corrected that. I also added a new Finnish section. I'm not an expert in Karelian and it appears that I made a mistake above. The forms neien, neiet, neielle are not forms of neiyt but an alternative declension for the synonymous word neiti:. But the second comment beginning "Further research reveals.." is still valid. --Hekaheka 17:29, 24 March 2011 (UTC)

Looks passed to me. I'll remove rfv-tag, categorize also the Karelian word as "poetic" and copy this discussion to the Discussion page of the entry. --Hekaheka 16:32, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

RFC discussion. - -sche (discuss) 01:54, 1 March 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:neiyt


text:
סמארטפון

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A smartphone.

title: סמארטפון


text:
boss key

Noun

 * 1)  A key which, when pressed, hides a program from view by a superior in the workplace.

title: boss key


text:
estettävissä

Etymology
>

title: estettävissä


text: cul-cul

title: cul-cul


text: diktatoren

title: diktatoren


text: diktatorar

title: diktatorar


text: diktatorane

title: diktatorane


text:
Bjarki

Usage notes

 * son of Bjarki: Bjarkason
 * daughter of Bjarki: Bjarkadóttir

title: Bjarki


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/arcɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/arcɪ


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/arvɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/arvɪ


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/ar̥cɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/ar̥cɪ


text: Narfi

title: Narfi


text: thorough-going

title: thorough-going


text:
sheriffhood

Etymology
From, , equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) The office of sheriff.

title: sheriffhood


text:
sheriffship

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The office or jurisdiction of a sheriff.

title: sheriffship


text:
Finnbogi

Usage notes

 * son of Finnbogi: Finnbogason
 * daughter of Finnbogi: Finnbogadóttir

title: Finnbogi


text:
Garðar

Etymology
From.

Usage notes
Patronymics
 * son of Garðar: Garðarsson
 * daughter of Garðar: Garðarsdóttir

Etymology
From.

title: Garðar


text:
Talk:caught and bowled

Idiomatic
Two reasons this is an idiom

Mglovesfun (talk) 19:19, 20 October 2011 (UTC)
 * 1) It's actually the other way round; bowled and caught, the bowler can't catch the ball before he bowls it!
 * 2) It's not obvious that this is an adverb, usually describing the verb 'get out' or 'be out'.

title: Talk:caught and bowled


text:
Grímur

Etymology
From, from.

Usage notes
Patronymics
 * son of Grímur: Grímsson
 * daughter of Grímur: Grímsdóttir

Etymology
From, from.

title: Grímur


text:
judecare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the act of judging, judgement, estimation, appreciation
 * 2) criticism, censure, condemnation

title: judecare


text:
Halldór

Etymology
From.

Usage notes

 * son of Halldór: Halldórsson
 * daughter of Halldór: Halldórsdóttir

Etymology
From.

title: Halldór


text:
Category talk:English words derived from New Latin languages

Category:English words derived from New Latin languages
This automatically generated category name seems wrong. Shouldn't it be Category:English words derived from New Latin. Or isn't the fiction of a single New Latin good enough? This is a very well populated category and would be even better populated if all medical and legal Latin terms used in English had proper etymologies that reflected the nature of the word formation process. OTOH, recognizing the Translingual nature of many of these terms would some reduce category membership, I think. DCDuring TALK 01:42, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * The problem arises because the template has no way of knowing whether it's a family or a language. I proposed to add a subtemplate called type in a recent vote to handle this, but it was rejected. Until a proper solution can be found I don't think we can fix this. —CodeCat 11:25, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * The category mentioned in the title ("Category:English words derived from New Latin languages") never existed, but another category ("Category:English terms derived from New Latin languages") existed and got deleted.
 * The template can know whether a code is of a family. --Daniel 17:07, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * How can it know that, exactly? —CodeCat 17:14, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * If lists all the family codes, and only family codes, and returns some text only when a family code is given, then    returns TRUE when  is a family code, and returns FALSE otherwise. --Daniel 17:20, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * But it doesn't work for, because Indo-European doesn't belong to a family. —CodeCat 17:21, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * What I said is true. If fails just because its list of families is incomplete, we just have to complete it. I added "ine" there. --Daniel 17:28, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * But your fix has broken Category:English terms derived from Indo-European languages. And this seems like a temporary fix at best to me in any case. Beside, I think there are other codes that would fit better in this case, maybe for undetermined, since we simply don't know the further classification. —CodeCat 17:35, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I don't mind using for that purpose. And how exactly my fix has broken that category? --Daniel 17:41, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * assumes that if doesn't return anything, the family is a top-level family and doesn't try to categorise it any further. But now that it does return something, it tries to categorise it into a superfamily. —CodeCat 17:43, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * If these kinds of problem can't be anticipated reliably and fixed quickly and if the whole endeavor can't be done without making Wiktionary as a whole a playpen, could the categories at least be hidden until the problems are mostly resolved? An abundance of redlinks and bizarrely named categories is not what we need to be displaying to users. DCDuring TALK 17:45, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * It seems to me that by trying to fix one problem in a bad way we're just creating more problems that need to be fixed in a bad way, too. I would prefer it if there were some unique way to find out if a template is a language family or not. Either a subtemplate such as /type or a switch template like could work. —CodeCat 17:52, 23 June 2011 (UTC)

(unindenting) " assumes that if doesn't return anything," already demonstrates how  is used to determine whether a code is of a family. I suggest adapting to look for "qfa-und" instead of looking for emptiness. --Daniel 18:00, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I've made some changes to, it should work now. —CodeCat 18:58, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * still generates the error warning. See Category:English terms derived from Late Latin. DCDuring TALK 19:28, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * That's just because you used it with something that is neither a language nor a family. --Daniel 19:38, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I was just interested in having a useful category, more useful than the monster category of Latin derivations. The lack of proper templates or language names is a technical problem that needs a technical solution or else we have the tail trying to wag the dog again. DCDuring TALK 19:59, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I've fixed the template and now the categories themselves work too. But I think it might be better to create proper codes for these, such as, , , and . —CodeCat 19:44, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * There may also be a code needed for "Ecclesiastical Latin" [?] for entries so labeled in Webster 1913. Is "la-old" supposed to replace or is it supposed to be for pre-classical Latin? I haven't seen, say,  in use. DCDuring TALK  19:54, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * These templates are prefixed with etyl: right now, the name is . Old Latin is the form of Latin before the time of Caesar, I think, especually during the time when Latin was still confined to Italy. —CodeCat 19:57, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * Thanks. Please let me know when there are further changes. I assume that the old, , and similar still work in the individual entry etymology sections. DCDuring TALK 20:04, 23 June 2011 (UTC)

 * The problem here is that is trying to figure out when it should add "languages" to the category name, when the individual  templates should be handling that. The whole point of them is to give  the three things it needs: the category name, the display name, and the Wikipedia article. —Ruakh TALK 21:00, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * And this is what the <tt>/type</tt> subtemplate was supposed to solve. It would have allowed templates to easily find out what kind of code something is - whether it's a family, a code that should only be used for etymologies, a code that should only be used for appendixes, a normal language, and so on. But now that that proposal failed with no consensus, I'm not sure what other options there are. —CodeCat 21:05, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I don't think you understood my comment. :-/  We don't need <tt>/type</tt> to solve this, because  was already set up to let the <tt></tt> templates solve it. That is the whole reason they exist. They just need to map <tt>cat</tt> to (for example) <tt>Slavic languages</tt> now. —Ruakh TALK 22:04, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * But those features aren't documented anywhere, I didn't know they existed. And even so, the derivation boilerplate template does more with the templates than just generate a name. It also needs to know whether to categorise the category "Terms derived from xxx" in "xxx etymologies" (if it's a language) or "xxx languages" (if it's a family). —CodeCat 22:07, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * Re: Your first sentence: Even so, that is the entire purpose of those templates. (And I don't think you should be making major changes to without understanding how it works . . .) The reason it's not documented is that those templates as a whole are not yet documented (though some individual ones are). Feel free to add such documentation, perhaps at Template:etyl/doc. Re: your second and third sentences: I think that there should be separate boilerplate templates for those two cases. The category-name is different, the supercategory is different, the category text should be different; there's no reason that we should ask a template to autodetect something that is known beforehand, that cannot change, and that has such pervasive effects. —Ruakh TALK 22:21, 23 June 2011 (UTC)

Why are people still discussing how to make autodetection of families possible like we can't do that easily yet? Just use. CodeCat knows how to do that. Any other ideas are just alternative ways to solve a problem that doesn't exist anymore. --Daniel 22:27, 23 June 2011 (UTC)
 * For the record — in this case, was actually the "alternative way[] to solve a problem that d[id]n't exist" to begin with. —Ruakh TALK 12:47, 5 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Ruakh, there were many layers of problems and their solutions. When the problem discussed above didn't exist, a bigger problem, with a much more cumbersome solution, was taking its place:
 * Problem: Categories of derivations have been named like "Category:fr:German derivations". We need to standardize them or be flooded with a huge mess.
 * Solution: Let's use and create hundreds — or thousands — of templates like Template:topic cat parents/German derivations to format a huge number of categories which follow the same system anyway.
 * --Daniel 18:51, 5 July 2011 (UTC)


text: Template talk:derived cat

title: Template talk:derived cat


text:
câștigare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) winning, earning, acquisition

title: câștigare


text: 蜡梅

title: 蜡梅


text:
карлик

Etymology
, or, , , all from , whence 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Ultimately from Proto-Germanic.

Noun

 * 1) dwarf (various senses), midget, gnome, pygmy, manikin, elf
 * 2)  a gnome
 * 1)  a gnome

Etymology
From or.

Noun

 * 1) dwarf (various senses), midget, gnome, pygmy, manikin, elf

title: карлик


text: rubrick

title: rubrick


text:
Wiktionary talk:Explanation of common deletion summaries

Explanation of common deletion summaries
Found this in WT:RFDO. It looks really really good. Problem, no linked pages apart from one Beer Parlor archive. Could it be merged somehow with Sysop deleted which has an enormous number of incoming links, but is much, much shorter. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:24, 29 April 2010 (UTC)
 * I'd basically forgotten about this page. I created it with the intention of replacing Sysop deleted which (at the time at least) was (imho) unnecessarily terse and combative. I didn't get around to finishing it, but I think we should merge it and hopefully that will serve as an impetus to fill in the blanks and keep it updated. Thryduulf (talk) 14:48, 11 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Moved. - -sche (discuss) 17:42, 16 October 2011 (UTC)


text: saick

title: saick


text: sarcastick

title: sarcastick


text: Satanick

title: Satanick


text: satirick

title: satirick


text:
Talk:que

Conjunction que that

Él dice que está triste. - “He says that she is sad.”

The above is what is currently written. I believe the correct translation is:

“He says that he is sad.” although he could have been refering to she if it is already understood that he is talking about her. A simple solution would be to change the Spanish phrase to add the work "ella" so as to avoid confusion. This way the "she" would be correct. For example, change it to say:

Él dice que ella está triste. - “He says that she is sad.”

RFV discussion: January–March 2015
RFV of all three English senses. I was trying to clean up this entry, but without seeing actual usages, it was a bit difficult. I did try searching for these terms in Google Books, but there was significant pollution from other languages, abbreviations, scannos, etc. This, that and the other (talk) 08:51, 27 January 2015 (UTC)
 * OED has it as alternative spelling for "cue, n1" ("Forms: ME cu, ME–16 q, 15 qu, kue, kewe, 15–16 que, 15– cue." ) and for "cue, n2" ("Forms:  15 kew, ku, quew, 15–16 q, quue, 15–17 que, 16 Q, qu, kue, 15– cue." ). Under the first one is the sense "†2. a. The sum of half a farthing, formerly denoted in College accounts by the letter q, originally for quadrans. Obs." with quote "1594   J. Lyly Mother Bombie iv. ii. sig. G2,   [To Halfpenny] Rather praie there be no fall of monie, for thou wilt then go for a que." --Droigheann (talk) 02:50, 28 January 2015 (UTC)

 * I can't find any evidence of the three senses which were RFVed, and I did try numerous phrases, e.g. "eight ques" (make up one penny), "two ques", "for a que" (the phrase in the cite Droigheann provides, above), and "que apiece". I can, however, cite que, que and cue as uncommon, informal short forms of barbecue/barbeque. - -sche (discuss) 04:43, 28 January 2015 (UTC)

 * Any objection to deleting all three RFVed senses? The "misspelling of cue" sense has citations, but it's so vanishingly rare compared to cue that I don't think it merits inclusion. - -sche (discuss) 04:54, 5 March 2015 (UTC)
 * I've removed all three senses as RFV-failed per my comment above. Citations (including mentions and references and typos) moved to the citations page. - -sche (discuss) 21:27, 27 March 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:que


text:
蠟梅

Noun

 * 1) wintersweet

Synonyms

 * 臘梅
 * 臘梅花

title: 蠟梅


text: scenick

title: scenick


text: schismatick

title: schismatick


text: septick

title: septick


text: soporifick

title: soporifick


text: spermatick

title: spermatick


text: spherick

title: spherick


text: splenetick

title: splenetick


text: statisticks

title: statisticks


text: dipt

title: dipt


text: styptick

title: styptick


text: Stoick

title: Stoick


text: stomachick

title: stomachick


text:
decision height

Noun

 * 1)  The height at which a pilot performing a precision approach must decide whether to land on the runway or to perform a go-around maneuver.

title: decision height


text:
Category talk:zh:Musical instruments

Merge
Please merge with Category talk:cmn:Musical instruments. 71.66.97.228 20:48, 20 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Am doing this now (Category:cmn:Musical instruments). Mglovesfun (talk) 12:24, 25 December 2011 (UTC)

title: Category talk:zh:Musical instruments


text: Category:Hindi terms suffixed with -बाज़


text:
cytolyze

Verb

 * 1)  To cause, or to undergo, cytolysis.

title: cytolyze


text:
frontolyze

Verb

 * 1) To cause, or to undergo frontolysis

title: frontolyze


text:
glycolyze

Verb

 * 1) To cause, or to undergo glycolysis

title: glycolyze


text:
heterolyze

Verb

 * 1) To cause, or to undergo heterolysis

title: heterolyze


text:
histolyze

Verb

 * 1) To cause, or to undergo histolysis

title: histolyze


text:
lipolyze

Verb

 * 1) To cause or to undergo lipolysis.

title: lipolyze


text:
plasmolyze

Verb

 * 1) To cause, or to undergo plasmolysis

title: plasmolyze


text: 筛子

title: 筛子


text:
protolyze

Verb

 * 1)  To cause, or to undergo protolysis

title: protolyze


text:
篩子

Noun

 * 1) sieve

title: 篩子


text:
thermolyze

Verb

 * 1)  To cause, or to undergo thermolysis

title: thermolyze


text: shǎizi

title: shǎizi


text:
välille

Postposition

 * 1) to or into between especially two distant objects, locations or points in time

Conjunction

 * 1)  between

Adverb

 * 1) sometimes, every so often

title: välille


text:
Hjálmar

Etymology
..

Usage notes
Patronymics
 * son of Hjálmar: Hjálmarsson
 * daughter Hjálmar: Hjálmarsdóttir

Etymology
From.

title: Hjálmar


text: Pálmar

title: Pálmar


text: Hjálmtýr

title: Hjálmtýr


text:
Jóhann

Usage notes
Patronymics
 * son of Jóhann: Jóhannsson
 * daughter of Jóhann: Jóhannsdóttir

title: Jóhann


text:
Jóhannes

Usage notes
Patronymics
 * son of Jóhannes: Jóhannesson or Jóhannesarson
 * daughter of Jóhannes: Jóhannesdóttir or Jóhannesardóttir

title: Jóhannes