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User talk:Yltinka

В окружении горного массива разместился редкий очень старый заповедник. Красивая панорама старых горных вершин и ущелий, довольно древние буковые дубовые леса, различные ущелья и красивейшие горные ручьи, рыбные  с прозрачной водой реки, очень  запоминаются. От этих мест идет дорожка далеко в горы. В центральной части заповедника это плато а вдалеке в любом направлении горные вершины. В северной части заповедника высится гора Черная,немного к Югу  от нее горы Большая и Малая Чучель, а с Юга отвесная гора Бабуганяйла. С Востока заповедника расположен горный массив Конек. С Запада Крымского заповедника имеются две горы Кермен и Басман. В заповеднике есть и олени и зубры и даже есть много редких пернатых друзей. У крымского заповедника богатая история. В центральной части природа расположила источник Савлух-Су а рядом с ним есть уникальный монастырь  Космо-Домиановский.В монастыре бывали царские особы.Около этого монастыря в лесах  в прошлом можно было хорошо поохотится и русский царь   решил тут даже построить охотничий дом,по сути заповедник  в  прошлом был охотничьим уделом .Где отдыхал и охотился царь стали прокладывать дороги с Ялты. Царь любил разнообразную охоту и с этой целью из Белоруссии привезли зубров. Обилие завезенных животных просто поражает. С Кавказа доставили разновидность оленей. Крымский заповедник похож на памятный барильеф или доску. В годы Великой Отечественной  в здешних лесных массивах были стоянки партизан. Самое красивое, что можно увидеть это беседка ветров, она прямо на краю пропасти. С этого места видно Гурзуф. Крымский заказник это уникальное место в  автономии. Ялта

title: User talk:Yltinka


text:
squish mitten

Noun
James Wilson: She's a friend. Gregory House: A friend with a squish mitten.
 * 1)  The vagina.
 * 2) * 2007 April 17, Sara Hess et al, "Act Your Age", episode 3-19 of House, 00:20:12:
 * Gregory House: Okay. Then why did you take her to a play?

Synonyms

 * See also Thesaurus:vagina

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title: squish mitten


text:
extint

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) extinct

title: extint


text:
ŝtonepoko

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Stone Age

title: ŝtonepoko


text:
caballo de Przewalski

Etymology
Named after the Russian geographer and explorer Nikolai Przhevalsky, the first known European to describe the horse.

Noun

 * 1) Przewalski's horse

title: caballo de Przewalski


text: caballos de Przewalski

title: caballos de Przewalski


text:
football pool

Noun

 * 1) A competition in which people try to predict the results of football matches and win money

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * Italian:
 * Turkish:

title: football pool


text: karate chops

title: karate chops


text:
bronzepoko

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Bronze Age

title: bronzepoko


text:
ferepoko

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Iron Age

title: ferepoko


text:
cheval de Przewalski

Etymology
Named after the Russian geographer and explorer, the first known European to describe the horse.

Noun

 * 1) Przewalski's horse

title: cheval de Przewalski


text: chevaux de Przewalski

title: chevaux de Przewalski


text:
orepoko

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) golden age

title: orepoko


text:
arĝentepoko

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) silver age

title: arĝentepoko


text:
бомбардировочный

Adjective

 * 1)  bombardment, bombing
 * 2)  bomber

title: бомбардировочный


text:
тяжелобомбардировочный

Adjective

 * 1) heavy bomber

title: тяжелобомбардировочный


text:
niin kauan kuin

Etymology
+ +

Phrase

 * 1) as long as for some period of time
 * 2)  so long as, as long as, assuming, provided that, if depending upon some condition or requirement
 * 1)  so long as, as long as, assuming, provided that, if depending upon some condition or requirement

title: niin kauan kuin


text:
перегнуть

Verb

 * 1) to fold, to bend
 * 2) to go to extremes

title: перегнуть


text:
Citations:squish mitten

Noun: "(slang, vulgar) vagina"
James Wilson: She's a friend. Gregory House: A friend with a squish mitten.
 * 2005, Bloodhound Gang, "Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo":
 * Marinate the nether rod
 * In the squish mitten
 * 2007, April 17, Sara Hess et al, "Act Your Age", episode 3-19 of House, 00:20:12:
 * Gregory House: Okay. Then why did you take her to a play?
 * 2011, Rebecca Cullers, "Menstrual Brand Squeezes 25 Pet Names for Vagina Into New Song", Adweek, 22 June 2011
 * So, if you have a squish mitten that could do with a serenade, download the sheet music and show your pickle pouch some love.
 * 2012, Don Calame, Call the Shots, Candlewick Press (2012), ISBN 9780763661854, page 334:
 * Coop shakes his head. "Oh, you poor, naive little boys. That's a shot of her squish mitten."
 * 2015, Sarah Leyton, Defending Nora, Siren Publishing (2015), ISBN 9781632591272, page 102:
 * She warned them that unless they wanted to see a lot of gushing birth fluids and a pregnant woman's squish-mitten, then they would stay outside. Both men looked a little green at that warning, or maybe it was her vagina euphemism,

title: Citations:squish mitten


text:
jus sanguinis

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) The right of citizenship in a nation acquired by being born to a parent or parents with citizenship in that nation.

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) The right of citizenship in a nation acquired by being born to a parent or parents with citizenship in that nation.

Translations

 * Finnish: periytymisperiaate
 * French:
 * German:
 * Polish:

title: jus sanguinis


text: farainge

title: farainge


text:
faraing

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) pharynx

title: faraing


text:
greannaitheach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) irritable

title: greannaitheach


text: greannaithí

title: greannaithí


text:
greannaigh

Verb

 * 1)  irritate, ruffle
 * 2)  beard, challenge, taunt, defy
 * 3)  irritate make (something) red and sore

title: greannaigh


text: larainge

title: larainge


text:
laraing

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  larynx

title: laraing


text: ubhagáin

title: ubhagáin


text:
belligeraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to wage war

title: belligeraturus


text:
belligerandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be waged war

title: belligerandus


text: belligeratura

title: belligeratura


text: belligeraturum

title: belligeraturum


text: belligeraturi

title: belligeraturi


text: belligeraturae

title: belligeraturae


text: belligeraturorum

title: belligeraturorum


text: belligeraturarum

title: belligeraturarum


text: belligeraturo

title: belligeraturo


text: belligeraturis

title: belligeraturis


text: belligeraturam

title: belligeraturam


text: belligeraturos

title: belligeraturos


text: belligeraturas

title: belligeraturas


text: belligerature

title: belligerature


text: belligeranda

title: belligeranda


text: belligerandum

title: belligerandum


text: belligerandi

title: belligerandi


text: belligerandae

title: belligerandae


text: belligerandorum

title: belligerandorum


text: belligerandarum

title: belligerandarum


text: belligerando

title: belligerando


text: belligerandis

title: belligerandis


text: belligerandam

title: belligerandam


text: belligerandos

title: belligerandos


text: belligerandas

title: belligerandas


text: belligerande

title: belligerande


text: bipedes

title: bipedes


text: bipedia

title: bipedia


text: bipedis

title: bipedis


text: bipedium

title: bipedium


text: bipedibus

title: bipedibus


text: bipedem

title: bipedem


text:
caementum

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) rough stone from the quarry
 * 2) chips of marble
 * 3) cement; mortar

Descendants

 * Gallo-Italic
 * Italo-Dalmatian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian
 * West Iberian

 * Unsorted borrowings

title: caementum


text: caementa

title: caementa


text: caementi

title: caementi


text: caementorum

title: caementorum


text: caemento

title: caemento


text: caementis

title: caementis


text: caritum

title: caritum


text: cariti

title: cariti


text: caritae

title: caritae


text: caritorum

title: caritorum


text: caritarum

title: caritarum


text: carito

title: carito


text: caritis

title: caritis


text: caritam

title: caritam


text: caritos

title: caritos


text:
carite

Noun

 * 1) Cero (a type of fish).

Noun

 * 1) any of a number of species of mackerel

title: carite


text: carenda

title: carenda


text: carendum

title: carendum


text: carendi

title: carendi


text: carendae

title: carendae


text: carendorum

title: carendorum


text: carendarum

title: carendarum


text: carendo

title: carendo


text: carendis

title: carendis


text: carendam

title: carendam


text: carendos

title: carendos


text: carendas

title: carendas


text: carende

title: carende


text: bipedum

title: bipedum


text: GIIPS

title: GIIPS


text:
gásphúicín

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) gas mask

title: gásphúicín


text:
gásaigh

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1)  gas
 * 2)  gas

title: gásaigh


text:
gásach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  gaseous
 * 2) gassy
 * 3) aerated

title: gásach


text:
inní

Noun

 * 1) bowels, guts, viscera, innards
 * 1) bowels, guts, viscera, innards

title: inní


text:
دومان

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) helm, rudder
 * 2) steering wheel, steering gear

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) smoke, roke
 * 2) fog, haze
 * 3) fume, vapour

Descendants

 * Kurdish:
 * Kurdish:
 * Kurdish:
 * Kurdish:
 * Kurdish:
 * Kurdish:
 * Kurdish:

title: دومان


text:
hiopaigéadacht

Noun

 * 1)  hypoacidity

title: hiopaigéadacht


text:
توتن

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tobacco

title: توتن


text:
道行

Noun

 * 1) monk training
 * 2) skill
 * 3) ability to practice self-restraint

Noun

 * 1)  practice of Buddhism, especially by monks

Proper noun

 * 1)  a monk, purportedly a native of  who attempted to escape with the, but was returned due to a rainstorm

Etymology 2
Compound of 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * : a travel, journey; a traditional Japanese overcoat; an elopement

title: 道行


text:
centurians

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dividing into hundreds

title: centurians


text:
centuriaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to divide into hundreds

title: centuriaturus


text:
centuriandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be divided into hundreds

title: centuriandus


text: centuriantes

title: centuriantes


text: centuriantia

title: centuriantia


text: centuriantis

title: centuriantis


text: centuriantium

title: centuriantium


text: centurianti

title: centurianti


text: centuriante

title: centuriante


text: centuriantibus

title: centuriantibus


text: centuriantem

title: centuriantem


text: centuriatura

title: centuriatura


text: centuriaturum

title: centuriaturum


text: centuriaturi

title: centuriaturi


text: centuriaturae

title: centuriaturae


text: centuriaturorum

title: centuriaturorum


text: centuriaturarum

title: centuriaturarum


text: centuriaturo

title: centuriaturo


text: centuriaturis

title: centuriaturis


text: centuriaturam

title: centuriaturam


text: centuriaturos

title: centuriaturos


text: centuriaturas

title: centuriaturas


text: centuriature

title: centuriature


text: centurianda

title: centurianda


text: centuriandum

title: centuriandum


text: centuriandi

title: centuriandi


text: centuriandae

title: centuriandae


text: centuriandorum

title: centuriandorum


text: centuriandarum

title: centuriandarum


text: centuriando

title: centuriando


text: centuriandis

title: centuriandis


text: centuriandam

title: centuriandam


text: centuriandos

title: centuriandos


text: centuriandas

title: centuriandas


text: centuriande

title: centuriande


text:
circumsaepiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) enclosing

title: circumsaepiens


text:
circumsaepturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to enclose

title: circumsaepturus


text:
circumsaeptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) enclosed

title: circumsaeptus


text:
circumsaepiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be enclosed

title: circumsaepiendus


text: circumsaepientes

title: circumsaepientes


text: circumsaepientia

title: circumsaepientia


text: circumsaepientis

title: circumsaepientis


text: circumsaepientium

title: circumsaepientium


text: circumsaepienti

title: circumsaepienti


text: circumsaepiente

title: circumsaepiente


text: circumsaepientibus

title: circumsaepientibus


text: circumsaepientem

title: circumsaepientem


text: circumsaeptura

title: circumsaeptura


text: circumsaepturum

title: circumsaepturum


text: circumsaepturi

title: circumsaepturi


text: circumsaepturae

title: circumsaepturae


text: circumsaepturorum

title: circumsaepturorum


text: circumsaepturarum

title: circumsaepturarum


text: circumsaepturo

title: circumsaepturo


text: circumsaepturis

title: circumsaepturis


text: circumsaepturam

title: circumsaepturam


text: circumsaepturos

title: circumsaepturos


text: circumsaepturas

title: circumsaepturas


text: circumsaepture

title: circumsaepture


text: circumsaepta

title: circumsaepta


text: circumsaeptum

title: circumsaeptum


text: circumsaepti

title: circumsaepti


text: circumsaeptae

title: circumsaeptae


text: circumsaeptorum

title: circumsaeptorum


text: circumsaeptarum

title: circumsaeptarum


text: circumsaepto

title: circumsaepto


text: circumsaeptis

title: circumsaeptis


text: circumsaeptam

title: circumsaeptam


text: circumsaeptos

title: circumsaeptos


text: circumsaeptas

title: circumsaeptas


text: circumsaepte

title: circumsaepte


text: circumsaepienda

title: circumsaepienda


text: circumsaepiendum

title: circumsaepiendum


text: circumsaepiendi

title: circumsaepiendi


text: circumsaepiendae

title: circumsaepiendae


text: circumsaepiendorum

title: circumsaepiendorum


text: circumsaepiendarum

title: circumsaepiendarum


text: circumsaepiendo

title: circumsaepiendo


text: circumsaepiendis

title: circumsaepiendis


text: circumsaepiendam

title: circumsaepiendam


text: circumsaepiendos

title: circumsaepiendos


text: circumsaepiendas

title: circumsaepiendas


text: circumsaepiende

title: circumsaepiende


text:
cistophorus

Noun

 * 1) an Asiatic coin, worth about four drachmas, on which was stamped a cista

Related terms

 * cistophoric

Etymology
From. See also.

Noun

 * 1) bearer of the sacred casket
 * 2) cistophorus

title: cistophorus


text: cistophori

title: cistophori


text: cistophororum

title: cistophororum


text: cistophoro

title: cistophoro


text: cistophoris

title: cistophoris


text: cistophorum

title: cistophorum


text: cistophoros

title: cistophoros


text: cistophore

title: cistophore


text: collocastis

title: collocastis


text: collocaro

title: collocaro


text: collocarit

title: collocarit


text: collocarimus

title: collocarimus


text: collocaritis

title: collocaritis


text: collocaram

title: collocaram


text: collocaras

title: collocaras


text: collocarat

title: collocarat


text: collocarant

title: collocarant


text: collocarim

title: collocarim


text: collocassem

title: collocassem


text: collocasses

title: collocasses


text: collocassemus

title: collocassemus


text: collocassetis

title: collocassetis


text: collocaratis

title: collocaratis


text:
comploro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to bewail, lament together loudly or violently

title: comploro


text: comploras

title: comploras


text: complorat

title: complorat


text: comploramus

title: comploramus


text: comploratis

title: comploratis


text: complorant

title: complorant


text: complorabo

title: complorabo


text: complorabis

title: complorabis


text: complorabit

title: complorabit


text: complorabimus

title: complorabimus


text: complorabitis

title: complorabitis


text: complorabunt

title: complorabunt


text: complorabam

title: complorabam


text: complorabas

title: complorabas


text: complorabat

title: complorabat


text: complorabamus

title: complorabamus


text: complorabatis

title: complorabatis


text: complorabant

title: complorabant


text:
complorans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) bemoaning

title: complorans


text: comploravi

title: comploravi


text: comploravisti

title: comploravisti


text:
comploraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to bemoan

title: comploraturus


text: comploravit

title: comploravit


text: comploravimus

title: comploravimus


text:
comploratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) bemoaned

title: comploratus


text: comploravistis

title: comploravistis


text:
complorandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be bemoaned

title: complorandus


text: comploraverunt

title: comploraverunt


text: comploravero

title: comploravero


text: comploraveris

title: comploraveris


text: comploraverit

title: comploraverit


text: comploraverimus

title: comploraverimus


text: comploraveritis

title: comploraveritis


text: complorantes

title: complorantes


text: comploraverint

title: comploraverint


text: comploraveram

title: comploraveram


text: complorantia

title: complorantia


text: comploraveras

title: comploraveras


text: complorantis

title: complorantis


text: comploraverat

title: comploraverat


text: comploraveramus

title: comploraveramus


text: complorantium

title: complorantium


text: comploraveratis

title: comploraveratis


text: comploranti

title: comploranti


text: comploraverant

title: comploraverant


text: comploror

title: comploror


text: complorante

title: complorante


text: comploraris

title: comploraris


text: complorantibus

title: complorantibus


text: comploramur

title: comploramur


text: comploramini

title: comploramini


text: complorantem

title: complorantem


text: comploratur

title: comploratur


text: complorantur

title: complorantur


text: comploratura

title: comploratura


text: complorabor

title: complorabor


text: comploraberis

title: comploraberis


text: comploraturum

title: comploraturum


text: complorabimur

title: complorabimur


text: comploraturi

title: comploraturi


text: complorabimini

title: complorabimini


text: complorabitur

title: complorabitur


text: comploraturae

title: comploraturae


text: complorabuntur

title: complorabuntur


text: comploraturorum

title: comploraturorum


text: comprobasti

title: comprobasti


text: complorabar

title: complorabar


text: complorabaris

title: complorabaris


text: comploraturarum

title: comploraturarum


text: comprobastis

title: comprobastis


text: complorabamur

title: complorabamur


text: comploraturo

title: comploraturo


text: complorabamini

title: complorabamini


text: complorabatur

title: complorabatur


text: comploraturis

title: comploraturis


text: comprobaro

title: comprobaro


text: complorabantur

title: complorabantur


text: comploraturam

title: comploraturam


text: complorem

title: complorem


text: comploraturos

title: comploraturos


text: complores

title: complores


text: comploret

title: comploret


text: comploraturas

title: comploraturas


text: comploremus

title: comploremus


text: complorature

title: complorature


text: comprobaritis

title: comprobaritis


text: comploretis

title: comploretis


text: comprobarint

title: comprobarint


text: complorata

title: complorata


text: complorent

title: complorent


text: comploratum

title: comploratum


text: complorarem

title: complorarem


text: complorati

title: complorati


text: complorares

title: complorares


text: comploratae

title: comploratae


text: comprobarat

title: comprobarat


text: comploraret

title: comploraret


text: comploratorum

title: comploratorum


text: comprobaratis

title: comprobaratis


text: comploratarum

title: comploratarum


text: comploraremus

title: comploraremus


text: complorato

title: complorato


text: comprobarant

title: comprobarant


text: comploraretis

title: comploraretis


text: comprobarim

title: comprobarim


text: comploratam

title: comploratam


text: complorarent

title: complorarent


text: comploratos

title: comploratos


text: comprobassem

title: comprobassem


text: comploraverim

title: comploraverim


text: condonastis

title: condonastis


text: comploratas

title: comploratas


text: comprobasses

title: comprobasses


text: comploravissem

title: comploravissem


text: complorate

title: complorate


text: condonarunt

title: condonarunt


text: comprobasset

title: comprobasset


text: comploravisses

title: comploravisses


text: condonaro

title: condonaro


text: comploranda

title: comploranda


text: comprobassemus

title: comprobassemus


text: comploravisset

title: comploravisset


text: condonarit

title: condonarit


text: complorandum

title: complorandum


text: comprobassetis

title: comprobassetis


text: comploravissemus

title: comploravissemus


text: condonarimus

title: condonarimus


text: complorandi

title: complorandi


text: comploravissetis

title: comploravissetis


text: condonaritis

title: condonaritis


text: complorandae

title: complorandae


text: comprobasse

title: comprobasse


text: comploravissent

title: comploravissent


text: complorandorum

title: complorandorum


text: condonarint

title: condonarint


text: complorer

title: complorer


text: complorandarum

title: complorandarum


text: comploreris

title: comploreris


text: complorando

title: complorando


text: condonarat

title: condonarat


text: comploremur

title: comploremur


text: complorandis

title: complorandis


text: condonaratis

title: condonaratis


text: comploremini

title: comploremini


text: complorandam

title: complorandam


text: condonarant

title: condonarant


text: comploretur

title: comploretur


text: complorandos

title: complorandos


text: condonarim

title: condonarim


text: complorentur

title: complorentur


text: complorandas

title: complorandas


text: condonassem

title: condonassem


text: complorarer

title: complorarer


text: complorande

title: complorande


text: condonasses

title: condonasses


text: complorareris

title: complorareris


text: condonasset

title: condonasset


text: comploraremur

title: comploraremur


text: condonassemus

title: condonassemus


text:
configens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transfixing

title: configens


text: comploraremini

title: comploraremini


text: condonassetis

title: condonassetis


text:
confixurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to transfix

title: confixurus


text: comploraretur

title: comploraretur


text: condonassent

title: condonassent


text: complorarentur

title: complorarentur


text:
configendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be transfixed

title: configendus


text: complora

title: complora


text: configentes

title: configentes


text: configentia

title: configentia


text: comploratote

title: comploratote


text: configentis

title: configentis


text: comploranto

title: comploranto


text: configentium

title: configentium


text: complorare

title: complorare


text: configenti

title: configenti


text: complorator

title: complorator


text: configente

title: configente


text: complorantor

title: complorantor


text: configentibus

title: configentibus


text: comploravisse

title: comploravisse


text: configentem

title: configentem


text: complorari

title: complorari


text: confixura

title: confixura


text: confixurum

title: confixurum


text: confixuri

title: confixuri


text: confixurae

title: confixurae


text: confixurorum

title: confixurorum


text: confixurarum

title: confixurarum


text: confixuro

title: confixuro


text: confixuris

title: confixuris


text: confixuram

title: confixuram


text: confixuros

title: confixuros


text: confixuras

title: confixuras


text: confixure

title: confixure


text: confixum

title: confixum


text: configenda

title: configenda


text: configendum

title: configendum


text: configendi

title: configendi


text: configendae

title: configendae


text: configendorum

title: configendorum


text: configendarum

title: configendarum


text: configendo

title: configendo


text: configendis

title: configendis


text: configendam

title: configendam


text: configendos

title: configendos


text: configendas

title: configendas


text: configende

title: configende


text:
confugiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be fled (from)

title: confugiendus


text: confugienda

title: confugienda


text: confugiendum

title: confugiendum


text: confugiendi

title: confugiendi


text: confugiendae

title: confugiendae


text: confugiendorum

title: confugiendorum


text: confugiendarum

title: confugiendarum


text: confugiendo

title: confugiendo


text: confugiendis

title: confugiendis


text: confugiendam

title: confugiendam


text: confugiendos

title: confugiendos


text: confugiendas

title: confugiendas


text: confugiende

title: confugiende


text:
conivens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) winking; conniving

title: conivens


text: coniventes

title: coniventes


text:
coniventia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) connivance

title: coniventia


text: coniventis

title: coniventis


text: coniventium

title: coniventium


text: coniventi

title: coniventi


text:
conivente

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  conniving that connives; who does nothing to prevent a crime

title: conivente


text: coniventibus

title: coniventibus


text: coniventem

title: coniventem


text: conluvio

title: conluvio


text: conluviones

title: conluviones


text: conluvionis

title: conluvionis


text: conluvionum

title: conluvionum


text: conluvioni

title: conluvioni


text: conluvionibus

title: conluvionibus


text: conluvionem

title: conluvionem


text: conluvione

title: conluvione


text: consecrasti

title: consecrasti


text: consecraro

title: consecraro


text: consecrarimus

title: consecrarimus


text: consecraritis

title: consecraritis


text: consecrarint

title: consecrarint


text: consecraras

title: consecraras


text: consecraratis

title: consecraratis


text: consecrarant

title: consecrarant


text: consecrarim

title: consecrarim


text: consecrassem

title: consecrassem


text: consecrasses

title: consecrasses


text: consecrasset

title: consecrasset


text: consecrassemus

title: consecrassemus


text: consecrassetis

title: consecrassetis


text: consecrassent

title: consecrassent


text: consecrasse

title: consecrasse


text:
consurrectio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) standing up (as a sign of assent)

title: consurrectio


text: consurrectiones

title: consurrectiones


text: consurrectionis

title: consurrectionis


text: consurrectionum

title: consurrectionum


text: consurrectioni

title: consurrectioni


text: consurrectionibus

title: consurrectionibus


text: consurrectionem

title: consurrectionem


text: consurrectione

title: consurrectione


text: contaminatissimus

title: contaminatissimus


text: contaminatissima

title: contaminatissima


text: contaminatissimum

title: contaminatissimum


text: contaminatissimi

title: contaminatissimi


text: contaminatissimae

title: contaminatissimae


text: contaminatissimorum

title: contaminatissimorum


text: contaminatissimarum

title: contaminatissimarum


text: contaminatissimo

title: contaminatissimo


text: contaminatissimis

title: contaminatissimis


text: contaminatissimam

title: contaminatissimam


text: contaminatissimos

title: contaminatissimos


text: contaminatissimas

title: contaminatissimas


text: contaminatissime

title: contaminatissime


text:
contremisco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to tremble all over
 * 2)  to waver
 * 3)  to be afraid of

title: contremisco


text: contremiscis

title: contremiscis


text: contremiscit

title: contremiscit


text: contremiscimus

title: contremiscimus


text: contremiscitis

title: contremiscitis


text: contremiscunt

title: contremiscunt


text: contremiscam

title: contremiscam


text: contremisces

title: contremisces


text: contremiscet

title: contremiscet


text: contremiscemus

title: contremiscemus


text: contremiscetis

title: contremiscetis


text: contremiscent

title: contremiscent


text: contremiscebam

title: contremiscebam


text: contremiscebas

title: contremiscebas


text: contremiscebat

title: contremiscebat


text: contremiscebamus

title: contremiscebamus


text: contremiscebatis

title: contremiscebatis


text: contremiscebant

title: contremiscebant


text: contremiscas

title: contremiscas


text: contremiscat

title: contremiscat


text: contremiscamus

title: contremiscamus


text: contremiscatis

title: contremiscatis


text: contremiscant

title: contremiscant


text: contremiscerem

title: contremiscerem


text: contremisceres

title: contremisceres


text: contremisceret

title: contremisceret


text: contremisceremus

title: contremisceremus


text: contremisceretis

title: contremisceretis


text: contremiscerent

title: contremiscerent


text: contremisce

title: contremisce


text: contremiscito

title: contremiscito


text: contremiscite

title: contremiscite


text: contremiscitote

title: contremiscitote


text: contremiscunto

title: contremiscunto


text: contremiscere

title: contremiscere


text:
leszáll

Verb

 * 1)  to fly down
 * 2)  to descend to pass from a higher to a lower place
 * 3)  to land to descend to a surface, especially from the air
 * 4)  to dismount (from )
 * 5)  to get off to disembark, especially from mass transportation, such as a bus or train
 * 1)  to get off to disembark, especially from mass transportation, such as a bus or train
 * 1)  to get off to disembark, especially from mass transportation, such as a bus or train

title: leszáll


text:
convestio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to clothe, dress

title: convestio


text: convestis

title: convestis


text: convestit

title: convestit


text: convestimus

title: convestimus


text: convestitis

title: convestitis


text: convestiunt

title: convestiunt


text: convestiam

title: convestiam


text: convesties

title: convesties


text: convestiet

title: convestiet


text: convestiemus

title: convestiemus


text: convestietis

title: convestietis


text: convestient

title: convestient


text: convestiebam

title: convestiebam


text: convestiebas

title: convestiebas


text: convestiebat

title: convestiebat


text: convestiebamus

title: convestiebamus


text: convestiebatis

title: convestiebatis


text: convestiebant

title: convestiebant


text: convestivi

title: convestivi


text: convestivisti

title: convestivisti


text: convestivit

title: convestivit


text: convestivimus

title: convestivimus


text: convestivistis

title: convestivistis


text: convestiverunt

title: convestiverunt


text: convestivero

title: convestivero


text: convestiveris

title: convestiveris


text: convestiverit

title: convestiverit


text: convestiverimus

title: convestiverimus


text: convestiveritis

title: convestiveritis


text: convestiverint

title: convestiverint


text: convestiveram

title: convestiveram


text: convestiveras

title: convestiveras


text: convestiverat

title: convestiverat


text: convestiveramus

title: convestiveramus


text: convestiveratis

title: convestiveratis


text: convestiverant

title: convestiverant


text: convestior

title: convestior


text: convestiris

title: convestiris


text: convestitur

title: convestitur


text: convestimur

title: convestimur


text: convestimini

title: convestimini


text: convestiuntur

title: convestiuntur


text: convestiar

title: convestiar


text: convestieris

title: convestieris


text:
convestiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) clothing

title: convestiens


text: convestietur

title: convestietur


text: convestiemur

title: convestiemur


text:
convestiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to clothe

title: convestiturus


text: convestiemini

title: convestiemini


text: convestientur

title: convestientur


text:
convestitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) clothed

title: convestitus


text: convestiebar

title: convestiebar


text: convestiebaris

title: convestiebaris


text:
convestiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be clothed

title: convestiendus


text: convestiebatur

title: convestiebatur


text: convestiebamur

title: convestiebamur


text: convestiebamini

title: convestiebamini


text: convestiebantur

title: convestiebantur


text: convestias

title: convestias


text: convestiat

title: convestiat


text: convestiamus

title: convestiamus


text: convestiatis

title: convestiatis


text: convestientes

title: convestientes


text: convestiant

title: convestiant


text: convestientia

title: convestientia


text: convestirem

title: convestirem


text: convestires

title: convestires


text: convestientis

title: convestientis


text: convestiret

title: convestiret


text: convestiremus

title: convestiremus


text: convestientium

title: convestientium


text: convestiretis

title: convestiretis


text: convestirent

title: convestirent


text: convestienti

title: convestienti


text: convestiverim

title: convestiverim


text: convestivissem

title: convestivissem


text: convestiente

title: convestiente


text: convestivisses

title: convestivisses


text: convestivisset

title: convestivisset


text: convestientibus

title: convestientibus


text: convestivissemus

title: convestivissemus


text: convestientem

title: convestientem


text: convestivissetis

title: convestivissetis


text: convestivissent

title: convestivissent


text: convestitura

title: convestitura


text: convestiaris

title: convestiaris


text: convestiatur

title: convestiatur


text: convestiturum

title: convestiturum


text: convestiamur

title: convestiamur


text: convestiamini

title: convestiamini


text: convestituri

title: convestituri


text: convestiantur

title: convestiantur


text: convestiturae

title: convestiturae


text: convestirer

title: convestirer


text: convestireris

title: convestireris


text: convestiturorum

title: convestiturorum


text: convestiretur

title: convestiretur


text: convestiremur

title: convestiremur


text: convestiturarum

title: convestiturarum


text: convestiremini

title: convestiremini


text: convestirentur

title: convestirentur


text: convestituro

title: convestituro


text: convesti

title: convesti


text: convestito

title: convestito


text: convestituris

title: convestituris


text: convestite

title: convestite


text: convestitote

title: convestitote


text: convestituram

title: convestituram


text: convestiunto

title: convestiunto


text: convestire

title: convestire


text: convestituros

title: convestituros


text: convestitor

title: convestitor


text: convestiuntor

title: convestiuntor


text: convestituras

title: convestituras


text: convestivisse

title: convestivisse


text: convestiri

title: convestiri


text: convestiture

title: convestiture


text: convestita

title: convestita


text: convestitum

title: convestitum


text: convestiti

title: convestiti


text: convestitae

title: convestitae


text: convestitorum

title: convestitorum


text: convestitarum

title: convestitarum


text: convestitam

title: convestitam


text: convestitos

title: convestitos


text: convestitas

title: convestitas


text: convestienda

title: convestienda


text: convestiendum

title: convestiendum


text: convestiendi

title: convestiendi


text: convestiendae

title: convestiendae


text: convestiendorum

title: convestiendorum


text: convestiendarum

title: convestiendarum


text: convestiendo

title: convestiendo


text: convestiendis

title: convestiendis


text: convestiendam

title: convestiendam


text: convestiendos

title: convestiendos


text: convestiendas

title: convestiendas


text: convestiende

title: convestiende


text:
crocota

Noun

 * 1) a saffron-coloured court dress

title: crocota


text: crocotae

title: crocotae


text: crocotarum

title: crocotarum


text: crocotis

title: crocotis


text: crocotam

title: crocotam


text: crocotas

title: crocotas


text:
tenkt

Adjective

 * 1) imaginary, hypothetical

Adjective

 * 1) imaginary, hypothetical

title: tenkt


text: dearum

title: dearum


text: decuriat

title: decuriat


text: decuriamus

title: decuriamus


text: decuriatis

title: decuriatis


text: decuriant

title: decuriant


text: decuriabo

title: decuriabo


text: decuriabis

title: decuriabis


text: decuriabit

title: decuriabit


text: decuriabimus

title: decuriabimus


text: decuriabitis

title: decuriabitis


text: decuriabunt

title: decuriabunt


text: decuriabam

title: decuriabam


text: decuriabas

title: decuriabas


text: decuriabat

title: decuriabat


text: decuriabamus

title: decuriabamus


text: decuriabatis

title: decuriabatis


text: decuriabant

title: decuriabant


text: decuriavi

title: decuriavi


text: decuriavisti

title: decuriavisti


text: decuriavit

title: decuriavit


text: decuriavimus

title: decuriavimus


text: decuriavistis

title: decuriavistis


text: decuriaverunt

title: decuriaverunt


text: decuriavero

title: decuriavero


text: decuriaveris

title: decuriaveris


text: decuriaverit

title: decuriaverit


text: decuriaverimus

title: decuriaverimus


text: decuriaveritis

title: decuriaveritis


text: decuriaverint

title: decuriaverint


text: decuriaveram

title: decuriaveram


text: decuriaveras

title: decuriaveras


text: decuriaverat

title: decuriaverat


text: decuriaveramus

title: decuriaveramus


text: decuriaveratis

title: decuriaveratis


text: decuriaverant

title: decuriaverant


text: decurior

title: decurior


text: decuriaris

title: decuriaris


text: decuriamur

title: decuriamur


text: decuriamini

title: decuriamini


text: decuriatur

title: decuriatur


text: decuriantur

title: decuriantur


text: decuriabor

title: decuriabor


text: decuriaberis

title: decuriaberis


text: decuriabimur

title: decuriabimur


text: decuriabimini

title: decuriabimini


text: decuriabitur

title: decuriabitur


text: decuriabuntur

title: decuriabuntur


text: decuriabar

title: decuriabar


text: decuriabaris

title: decuriabaris


text: decuriabamur

title: decuriabamur


text: decuriabamini

title: decuriabamini


text: decuriabatur

title: decuriabatur


text: decuriabantur

title: decuriabantur


text: decuriem

title: decuriem


text: decuries

title: decuries


text: decuriet

title: decuriet


text: decuriemus

title: decuriemus


text: decurietis

title: decurietis


text: decurient

title: decurient


text: decuriarem

title: decuriarem


text: decuriares

title: decuriares


text: decuriaret

title: decuriaret


text: decuriaremus

title: decuriaremus


text: decuriaretis

title: decuriaretis


text: decuriarent

title: decuriarent


text: decuriaverim

title: decuriaverim


text: decuriavissem

title: decuriavissem


text: decuriavisses

title: decuriavisses


text: decuriavisset

title: decuriavisset


text: decuriavissemus

title: decuriavissemus


text: decuriavissetis

title: decuriavissetis


text: decuriavissent

title: decuriavissent


text: decurier

title: decurier


text: decurieris

title: decurieris


text: decuriemur

title: decuriemur


text: decuriemini

title: decuriemini


text: decurietur

title: decurietur


text: decurientur

title: decurientur


text: decuriarer

title: decuriarer


text: decuriareris

title: decuriareris


text: decuriaremur

title: decuriaremur


text: decuriaremini

title: decuriaremini


text: decuriaretur

title: decuriaretur


text:
decurians

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dividing into decuriae

title: decurians


text: decuriarentur

title: decuriarentur


text:
decuriaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to divide into decuriae

title: decuriaturus


text: decuriato

title: decuriato


text: decuriate

title: decuriate


text:
decuriatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) divided into decuriae

title: decuriatus


text: decuriatote

title: decuriatote


text:
decuriandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be divided into decuriae

title: decuriandus


text: decurianto

title: decurianto


text: decuriare

title: decuriare


text: decuriator

title: decuriator


text: decuriantor

title: decuriantor


text: decuriavisse

title: decuriavisse


text: decuriari

title: decuriari


text: decuriantes

title: decuriantes


text: decuriantia

title: decuriantia


text: decuriantis

title: decuriantis


text: decuriantium

title: decuriantium


text: decurianti

title: decurianti


text: decuriante

title: decuriante


text: decuriantibus

title: decuriantibus


text: decuriantem

title: decuriantem


text: decuriatura

title: decuriatura


text: decuriaturum

title: decuriaturum


text: decuriaturi

title: decuriaturi


text: decuriaturae

title: decuriaturae


text: decuriaturorum

title: decuriaturorum


text: decuriaturarum

title: decuriaturarum


text: decuriaturo

title: decuriaturo


text: decuriaturis

title: decuriaturis


text: decuriaturam

title: decuriaturam


text: decuriaturos

title: decuriaturos


text: decuriaturas

title: decuriaturas


text: decuriature

title: decuriature


text: decuriata

title: decuriata


text: dedicastis

title: dedicastis


text: decuriatum

title: decuriatum


text: dedicarunt

title: dedicarunt


text: decuriati

title: decuriati


text: dedicaro

title: dedicaro


text: decuriatae

title: decuriatae


text: dedicarit

title: dedicarit


text: decuriatorum

title: decuriatorum


text: dedicarimus

title: dedicarimus


text: decuriatarum

title: decuriatarum


text: dedicaritis

title: dedicaritis


text: dedicarint

title: dedicarint


text: decuriatam

title: decuriatam


text: decuriatos

title: decuriatos


text: dedicarat

title: dedicarat


text: decuriatas

title: decuriatas


text: dedicaratis

title: dedicaratis


text: dedicarant

title: dedicarant


text: dedicarim

title: dedicarim


text: decurianda

title: decurianda


text: dedicassem

title: dedicassem


text: decuriandum

title: decuriandum


text: dedicasses

title: dedicasses


text: decuriandi

title: decuriandi


text: decuriandae

title: decuriandae


text: dedicassemus

title: dedicassemus


text: decuriandorum

title: decuriandorum


text: dedicassetis

title: dedicassetis


text: decuriandarum

title: decuriandarum


text: dedicassent

title: dedicassent


text: decuriando

title: decuriando


text: decuriandis

title: decuriandis


text: decuriandam

title: decuriandam


text: decuriandos

title: decuriandos


text: decuriandas

title: decuriandas


text: decuriande

title: decuriande


text:
kormányzó

Adjective

 * 1) governing, ruling

Noun

 * 1) governor

title: kormányzó


text: kormányzók

title: kormányzók


text:
deletrix

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) destroyer (female)

Adjective

 * 1)  destructive

Usage notes
Defective adjective, not used with masculine nouns. Compare.

title: deletrix


text: deletrices

title: deletrices


text: deletricis

title: deletricis


text: deletricum

title: deletricum


text: deletrici

title: deletrici


text: deletricibus

title: deletricibus


text: deletricem

title: deletricem


text: deletrice

title: deletrice


text: deletricia

title: deletricia


text: deletricium

title: deletricium


text: desperatior

title: desperatior


text: desperatius

title: desperatius


text: desperatiores

title: desperatiores


text: desperatiora

title: desperatiora


text: desperatioris

title: desperatioris


text: desperatiorum

title: desperatiorum


text: desperatiori

title: desperatiori


text: desperatiorem

title: desperatiorem


text: desperatiore

title: desperatiore


text: desperatioribus

title: desperatioribus


text:
despondens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) promising

title: despondens


text:
desponsurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to promise

title: desponsurus


text:
desponsus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) promised
 * 2) despondent, lost, yielded

title: desponsus


text:
despondendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be promised

title: despondendus


text: despondentes

title: despondentes


text: despondentia

title: despondentia


text: despondentis

title: despondentis


text: despondentium

title: despondentium


text: despondenti

title: despondenti


text: despondente

title: despondente


text: despondentibus

title: despondentibus


text: despondentem

title: despondentem


text: desponsura

title: desponsura


text: desponsurum

title: desponsurum


text: desponsuri

title: desponsuri


text: desponsurae

title: desponsurae


text: desponsurorum

title: desponsurorum


text: desponsurarum

title: desponsurarum


text: desponsuro

title: desponsuro


text: desponsuris

title: desponsuris


text: desponsuram

title: desponsuram


text: desponsuros

title: desponsuros


text: desponsuras

title: desponsuras


text: desponsure

title: desponsure


text: desponsum

title: desponsum


text: desponsi

title: desponsi


text: desponsae

title: desponsae


text: desponsorum

title: desponsorum


text: desponsarum

title: desponsarum


text: desponsis

title: desponsis


text: desponsam

title: desponsam


text: desponsos

title: desponsos


text: devorasti

title: devorasti


text: desponse

title: desponse


text: devorastis

title: devorastis


text: despondenda

title: despondenda


text: despondendum

title: despondendum


text: despondendi

title: despondendi


text: devoraro

title: devoraro


text: despondendae

title: despondendae


text: despondendorum

title: despondendorum


text: despondendarum

title: despondendarum


text: devorarit

title: devorarit


text: despondendo

title: despondendo


text: devorarimus

title: devorarimus


text: despondendis

title: despondendis


text: despondendam

title: despondendam


text: devoraritis

title: devoraritis


text: despondendos

title: despondendos


text: despondendas

title: despondendas


text: devorarint

title: devorarint


text: despondende

title: despondende


text: devoraram

title: devoraram


text: devorarat

title: devorarat


text: devoraratis

title: devoraratis


text: devorarant

title: devorarant


text: devorarim

title: devorarim


text: devorasses

title: devorasses


text: devorassemus

title: devorassemus


text: devorassetis

title: devorassetis


text: devorassent

title: devorassent


text: devorasse

title: devorasse


text: diiungentes

title: diiungentes


text: diiungentia

title: diiungentia


text: diiungentis

title: diiungentis


text: diiungentium

title: diiungentium


text: diiungenti

title: diiungenti


text: diiungente

title: diiungente


text: diiungentibus

title: diiungentibus


text: diiungentem

title: diiungentem


text: diiunctura

title: diiunctura


text: diiuncturum

title: diiuncturum


text: diiuncturi

title: diiuncturi


text: diiuncturae

title: diiuncturae


text: diiuncturorum

title: diiuncturorum


text: diiuncturarum

title: diiuncturarum


text: diiuncturo

title: diiuncturo


text: diiuncturis

title: diiuncturis


text: diiuncturam

title: diiuncturam


text: diiuncturos

title: diiuncturos


text: diiuncturas

title: diiuncturas


text: diiuncture

title: diiuncture


text: diiuncta

title: diiuncta


text: diiunctum

title: diiunctum


text: diiuncti

title: diiuncti


text: diiunctae

title: diiunctae


text: diiunctorum

title: diiunctorum


text: diiunctarum

title: diiunctarum


text: diiuncto

title: diiuncto


text: diiunctis

title: diiunctis


text: diiunctam

title: diiunctam


text: diiunctos

title: diiunctos


text: diiunctas

title: diiunctas


text: diiuncte

title: diiuncte


text: diiungenda

title: diiungenda


text: diiungendum

title: diiungendum


text: diiungendi

title: diiungendi


text: diiungendae

title: diiungendae


text: diiungendorum

title: diiungendorum


text: diiungendarum

title: diiungendarum


text: diiungendo

title: diiungendo


text: diiungendis

title: diiungendis


text: diiungendam

title: diiungendam


text: diiungendos

title: diiungendos


text: diiungendas

title: diiungendas


text: diiungende

title: diiungende


text:
kormányoz

Verb

 * 1)  to steer
 * 2)  to cox
 * 3)  to govern, rule

Conjugation
This verb commonly loses a vowel in the present tense, in the participles, and in the verbal noun, and less commonly in the past tense (third person singular indefinite). or

title: kormányoz


text: ecfero

title: ecfero


text:
मन्दिरम्

Noun

 * 1) house
 * 2) dwelling
 * 3) stay

title: मन्दिरम्


text: ecferas

title: ecferas


text: ecferat

title: ecferat


text: ecferamus

title: ecferamus


text: ecferatis

title: ecferatis


text: ecferant

title: ecferant


text: ecferabo

title: ecferabo


text: ecferabis

title: ecferabis


text: ecferabit

title: ecferabit


text: ecferabimus

title: ecferabimus


text: ecferabitis

title: ecferabitis


text: ecferabunt

title: ecferabunt


text: ecferabam

title: ecferabam


text: ecferabas

title: ecferabas


text: ecferabat

title: ecferabat


text: ecferabamus

title: ecferabamus


text: ecferabatis

title: ecferabatis


text: ecferabant

title: ecferabant


text: ecferavi

title: ecferavi


text: ecferavisti

title: ecferavisti


text: ecferavit

title: ecferavit


text: ecferavimus

title: ecferavimus


text: ecferavistis

title: ecferavistis


text: ecferaverunt

title: ecferaverunt


text: ecferavero

title: ecferavero


text: ecferaveris

title: ecferaveris


text: ecferaverit

title: ecferaverit


text: ecferaverimus

title: ecferaverimus


text: ecferaveritis

title: ecferaveritis


text: ecferaverint

title: ecferaverint


text: ecferaveram

title: ecferaveram


text: ecferaveras

title: ecferaveras


text: ecferaverat

title: ecferaverat


text: ecferaveramus

title: ecferaveramus


text: ecferaveratis

title: ecferaveratis


text: ecferaverant

title: ecferaverant


text: ecferor

title: ecferor


text: ecferaris

title: ecferaris


text: ecferamur

title: ecferamur


text: ecferamini

title: ecferamini


text: ecferatur

title: ecferatur


text: ecferantur

title: ecferantur


text: ecferabor

title: ecferabor


text: ecferaberis

title: ecferaberis


text: ecferabimur

title: ecferabimur


text: ecferabimini

title: ecferabimini


text: ecferabitur

title: ecferabitur


text: ecferabuntur

title: ecferabuntur


text: ecferabar

title: ecferabar


text: ecferabaris

title: ecferabaris


text: ecferabamur

title: ecferabamur


text: ecferabamini

title: ecferabamini


text: ecferabatur

title: ecferabatur


text: ecferabantur

title: ecferabantur


text: ecferem

title: ecferem


text: ecferes

title: ecferes


text: ecferet

title: ecferet


text: ecferemus

title: ecferemus


text: ecferetis

title: ecferetis


text: ecferent

title: ecferent


text: ecferarem

title: ecferarem


text: ecferares

title: ecferares


text: ecferaret

title: ecferaret


text: ecferaremus

title: ecferaremus


text: ecferaretis

title: ecferaretis


text: ecferarent

title: ecferarent


text: ecferaverim

title: ecferaverim


text: ecferavissem

title: ecferavissem


text: ecferavisses

title: ecferavisses


text: ecferavisset

title: ecferavisset


text: ecferavissemus

title: ecferavissemus


text: ecferavissetis

title: ecferavissetis


text: ecferavissent

title: ecferavissent


text: ecferer

title: ecferer


text: ecfereris

title: ecfereris


text: ecferemur

title: ecferemur


text: ecferemini

title: ecferemini


text: ecferetur

title: ecferetur


text: ecferentur

title: ecferentur


text: ecferarer

title: ecferarer


text: ecferareris

title: ecferareris


text: ecferaremur

title: ecferaremur


text: ecferaremini

title: ecferaremini


text: ecferaretur

title: ecferaretur


text: ecferarentur

title: ecferarentur


text: ecfera

title: ecfera


text: ecferato

title: ecferato


text: ecferate

title: ecferate


text: ecferatote

title: ecferatote


text: ecferanto

title: ecferanto


text: ecferare

title: ecferare


text: ecferator

title: ecferator


text: ecferantor

title: ecferantor


text: ecferavisse

title: ecferavisse


text: ecferari

title: ecferari


text: ecfers

title: ecfers


text: ecfert

title: ecfert


text: ecferimus

title: ecferimus


text: ecfertis

title: ecfertis


text: ecferunt

title: ecferunt


text: ecferam

title: ecferam


text: ecferebam

title: ecferebam


text: ecferebas

title: ecferebas


text: ecferebat

title: ecferebat


text: ecferebamus

title: ecferebamus


text: ecferebatis

title: ecferebatis


text: ecferebant

title: ecferebant


text:
anagogics

Noun

 * 1) Mystical interpretations or studies, especially of the Scriptures.

title: anagogics


text:
diaphote

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  A supposed instrument designed for transmitting pictures by telegraph. It turned out the device was a hoax.

title: diaphote


text: ecferris

title: ecferris


text: ecfertur

title: ecfertur


text: ecferimur

title: ecferimur


text: ecferimini

title: ecferimini


text: diaphotes

title: diaphotes


text: ecferuntur

title: ecferuntur


text:
separatistic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to separatists; schismatical; pro-separatism

Translations

 * Italian: separatistico
 * Norwegian Nynorsk: separatistisk
 * Swedish:

title: separatistic


text: ecferar

title: ecferar


text:
supratrochlear

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Situated over or above a trochlea or trochlear surface.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 滑車上

title: supratrochlear


text: ecferebar

title: ecferebar


text:
veratrina

Noun

 * 1) veratrine

title: veratrina


text: ecferebaris

title: ecferebaris


text: ecferebatur

title: ecferebatur


text: ecferebamur

title: ecferebamur


text: ecferebamini

title: ecferebamini


text: ecferebantur

title: ecferebantur


text: ecferrem

title: ecferrem


text: ecferres

title: ecferres


text: ecferret

title: ecferret


text: ecferremus

title: ecferremus


text: ecferretis

title: ecferretis


text: ecferrent

title: ecferrent


text: ecferrer

title: ecferrer


text: ecferreris

title: ecferreris


text: ecferretur

title: ecferretur


text: ecferremur

title: ecferremur


text: ecferremini

title: ecferremini


text: ecferrentur

title: ecferrentur


text: ecfer

title: ecfer


text: ecferto

title: ecferto


text: ecferte

title: ecferte


text: ecfertote

title: ecfertote


text: ecferunto

title: ecferunto


text: ecferre

title: ecferre


text: ecfertor

title: ecfertor


text: ecferuntor

title: ecferuntor


text: ecferri

title: ecferri


text:
User talk:Dvellakat

Sanskrit nouns
Hi there. Please format your entries properly, or someone will probably delete them. See for a typical Sanskrit noun. SemperBlotto 10:24, 21 November 2011 (UTC)

Sanskrit
Hi, please note that we do not include translation sections in non-English entries. Also, note these changes Please create your entries like that. And when you do add translations to English entries use the assisted system (the entry box that appears in translation tables). One other thing, don't bother adding Interwiki links, I'm pretty sure we still have a bot for that. If however you still feel obliged to add them remember two things: First, interwikis should link to the exact same entry; Unity: is not the same as unity:. Second, there isn't much point in adding an interwiki when the target wiktionary has no entry yet. 50 Xylophone Players talk 04:08, 18 June 2012 (UTC)

thank you
i am giving interwikis because it is not coming automatically. i am really shocked with the systamatical presentation you are doing. really great. i will try to copy it later. thank you --Dvellakat (talk) 04:22, 18 June 2012 (UTC)

A belated welcome
With all the fuss about various issues, I see you haven't been properly welcomed. Here's our standard welcome message for new editors, which should give you a better idea about the requirements for editing here:

Chuck Entz (talk) 14:13, 18 June 2012 (UTC)

 Please stop adding translations to Sanskrit entries; this is the English Wiktionary, we only include translations in our English entries. Also, can you add the Latin transliteration to this entry if possible? 50 Xylophone Players talk 14:52, 19 June 2012 (UTC) P.S. You can simply edit this section of your talk page rather than add a new topic to reply to me.
 * sorry. i will do like that. another question is how i can add a word in translation. i can see only the preview. now i added malayalam and hindi by editing it. is it the right way? --Dvellakat (talk) 14:59, 19 June 2012 (UTC)
 * If you are asking about the assisted system, then when the preview comes up, you click the save button in the top left corner of the screen. You can also add multiple translations like this before saving. 50 Xylophone Players talk 15:04, 19 June 2012 (UTC)
 * You can add the Hindi and Malayāḷam verbs in the section Descendants, if they are descendants of the Sanskrit verb. The uſer hight Bogorm converſation 12:20, 19 February 2014 (UTC)

Categories
You're making a mess of these. I've set up to categorize by gender. For topical categories, the syntax is Category:sa:Animals (if the topic is animals), not the spelling category not catagory, and the sa for Sanskrit. Thank you, Mglovesfun (talk) 16:23, 22 June 2012 (UTC)

sanskrit nouns
sanskrit nouns are categoried according to its end (eg ending in a, i u e o, r etc) and the declensions are according to its ending. that is why i made a catagory like that. i hope you understood--Dvellakat (talk) 16:28, 22 June 2012 (UTC)
 * You have it backward: the endings come from the declensions. Otherwise you would have to have separate categories for nouns followed by words with vowels, since those aren't spelled with with a visarga. Endings are a convenient way to refer to declensions, but this can be confusing in cases where nouns from other declensions happen to have the same ending in the nominative singular form.

 * While it's true that you, as a speaker of Sanskrit, have insights that others don't, it's also true that you can take many details for granted: as Marshall McLuhan once wrote, "I don't know who discovered water, but it certainly wasn't a fish]] Chuck Entz (talk)

Moving to visarga form
Please stop moving pages with Sanskrit nouns to the visarga form, especially those with entries in other languages. See Wiktionary talk:About Sanskrit

Also, the hidden interwiki links like शब्द are for linking to actual articles in other wiktionaries, so changing them when you move a page to a different spelling just links to a bunch of "we don't have this" messages. There are bots that add these, so it would be better to just delete them.

In this case, though, the fact that there are so many interwikis for the stem form and so few (if any) for the visarga form adds weight to the assertion that your practice of making visarga forms the lemma is contrary to accepted practice just about everywhere. Chuck Entz (talk) 20:02, 22 June 2012 (UTC)

 * Despite the above request, you continue to move pages to visarga forms, or to forms in -म in the case of neuters (which isn't even correct, it would have to be -म्). But the point is that Wiktionary, like Monier Williams and all other Sanskrit dictionaries, uses the stem of nouns as the lemma form, not the nominative. Please stop trying to change that without getting consensus first. —Angr 16:07, 10 October 2012 (UTC)

अंशः
It is copyright violation to take content from a Wiktionary entry without indicating its source. —Ruakh TALK 14:33, 30 September 2012 (UTC)

अंशुकम्
Don't add interwiki-links to pages that don't exist. —Ruakh TALK 14:42, 30 September 2012 (UTC)

Interwikis
The fact that human being sometimes make errors whilst typing interwikis whilst bots do not, also the fact that the number of pages needing interwikis here (never mind over all Wiktionaries) is in the thousands, for me these are two compelling reasons to only have bots adding interwikis. Seems your two most recent interwikis both contained errors. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:37, 15 October 2012 (UTC) i gave inter wikies manually because it is not automatically comes when a page is opened in the same name. it may be on the cause of small difference of a space or coma. so the easiest way is first give link and then open an inter wiki using the link. --Dvellakat (talk) 10:47, 15 October 2012 (UTC)

Formatting
Please read your welcome notes, or look at the formatting of existing words. All your entries need to be fixed by other people who have better things to do with their time. SemperBlotto (talk) 11:08, 15 October 2012 (UTC) i am still working on it. dont be so speedy to edit a page.it is true that i can check the preview. but as i can modify it even after saving sometimes i saves a page even before my sastisfaction. but i will complete it.--Dvellakat (talk) 11:14, 15 October 2012 (UTC)
 * सुदिनम् ! I see you are creating entries on Sanskrit verbs. In the cathegory Category:Sanskrit_verbs most entries are given in their third-person singular present forms and whilst it has not yet been incorporated into the policy on Sanskrit entries, with regard to the prevalence of these entries it might be commendable to make consistent any future entries with this approach. Accordingly I have changed the antonym of निन्दति from वन्द to वन्दते. With best regards, The uſer hight Bogorm converſation 12:20, 19 February 2014 (UTC)
 * P. S. I have given you a suggestion about mentioning Malayāḷam and Hindi entries in this section (q.v.). The uſer hight Bogorm converſation 12:20, 19 February 2014 (UTC)

title: User talk:Dvellakat


text:
caudad

Etymology
From +. .

Adverb

 * 1)  backwards; toward the tail or posterior part
 * 2)  towards the feet (only in humans);.

title: caudad


text:
indoaniline

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a series of artificial blue dyes used as substitutes for indigo.

title: indoaniline


text: indoanilines

title: indoanilines


text:
progenitorship

Noun

 * 1) The state of being a progenitor.

title: progenitorship


text: progenitorships

title: progenitorships


text:
stopless

Adjective

 * 1)  Without a stop.
 * 2) Not to be stopped.

title: stopless


text:
pentastich

Noun

 * 1)  Any composition consisting of five verses.

title: pentastich


text: pentastichs

title: pentastichs


text:
prefacer

Noun

 * 1) The writer of a preface.

title: prefacer


text: prefacers

title: prefacers


text:
metempsikozo

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) metempsychosis

title: metempsikozo


text: ecfreno

title: ecfreno


text: ecfrenas

title: ecfrenas


text: ecfrenat

title: ecfrenat


text: ecfrenamus

title: ecfrenamus


text: ecfrenatis

title: ecfrenatis


text: ecfrenant

title: ecfrenant


text: ecfrenabo

title: ecfrenabo


text: ecfrenabis

title: ecfrenabis


text: ecfrenabit

title: ecfrenabit


text: ecfrenabimus

title: ecfrenabimus


text: ecfrenabitis

title: ecfrenabitis


text: ecfrenabunt

title: ecfrenabunt


text: ecfrenabam

title: ecfrenabam


text: ecfrenabas

title: ecfrenabas


text: ecfrenabat

title: ecfrenabat


text: ecfrenabamus

title: ecfrenabamus


text: ecfrenabatis

title: ecfrenabatis


text: ecfrenabant

title: ecfrenabant


text: ecfrenavi

title: ecfrenavi


text: ecfrenavisti

title: ecfrenavisti


text: ecfrenavit

title: ecfrenavit


text:
ecfrenans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: ecfrenans


text: ecfrenavimus

title: ecfrenavimus


text: ecfrenavistis

title: ecfrenavistis


text:
ecfrenaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

title: ecfrenaturus


text: ecfrenaverunt

title: ecfrenaverunt


text:
ecfrenatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: ecfrenatus


text: ecfrenavero

title: ecfrenavero


text: ecfrenaveris

title: ecfrenaveris


text:
ecfrenandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

title: ecfrenandus


text: ecfrenaverit

title: ecfrenaverit


text: ecfrenaverimus

title: ecfrenaverimus


text: ecfrenaveritis

title: ecfrenaveritis


text: ecfrenaverint

title: ecfrenaverint


text: ecfrenaveram

title: ecfrenaveram


text: ecfrenaveras

title: ecfrenaveras


text: ecfrenaverat

title: ecfrenaverat


text: ecfrenaveramus

title: ecfrenaveramus


text: ecfrenaveratis

title: ecfrenaveratis


text: ecfrenantes

title: ecfrenantes


text: ecfrenaverant

title: ecfrenaverant


text: ecfrenor

title: ecfrenor


text: ecfrenantia

title: ecfrenantia


text: ecfrenaris

title: ecfrenaris


text: ecfrenamur

title: ecfrenamur


text: ecfrenantis

title: ecfrenantis


text: ecfrenamini

title: ecfrenamini


text: ecfrenatur

title: ecfrenatur


text: ecfrenantium

title: ecfrenantium


text: ecfrenantur

title: ecfrenantur


text: ecfrenabor

title: ecfrenabor


text: ecfrenanti

title: ecfrenanti


text: ecfrenaberis

title: ecfrenaberis


text: ecfrenabimur

title: ecfrenabimur


text: ecfrenante

title: ecfrenante


text: ecfrenabimini

title: ecfrenabimini


text: ecfrenabitur

title: ecfrenabitur


text: ecfrenantibus

title: ecfrenantibus


text: ecfrenabuntur

title: ecfrenabuntur


text: ecfrenabar

title: ecfrenabar


text: ecfrenantem

title: ecfrenantem


text: ecfrenabaris

title: ecfrenabaris


text: ecfrenabamur

title: ecfrenabamur


text: ecfrenabamini

title: ecfrenabamini


text: ecfrenabatur

title: ecfrenabatur


text: ecfrenatura

title: ecfrenatura


text: ecfrenabantur

title: ecfrenabantur


text: ecfrenem

title: ecfrenem


text: ecfrenaturum

title: ecfrenaturum


text: ecfrenes

title: ecfrenes


text: ecfrenet

title: ecfrenet


text: ecfrenaturi

title: ecfrenaturi


text: ecfrenemus

title: ecfrenemus


text: ecfrenetis

title: ecfrenetis


text: ecfrenaturae

title: ecfrenaturae


text: ecfrenent

title: ecfrenent


text: ecfrenarem

title: ecfrenarem


text: ecfrenaturorum

title: ecfrenaturorum


text: ecfrenares

title: ecfrenares


text: ecfrenaturarum

title: ecfrenaturarum


text: ecfrenaret

title: ecfrenaret


text: ecfrenaremus

title: ecfrenaremus


text: ecfrenaretis

title: ecfrenaretis


text: ecfrenaturo

title: ecfrenaturo


text: ecfrenarent

title: ecfrenarent


text: ecfrenaverim

title: ecfrenaverim


text: ecfrenaturis

title: ecfrenaturis


text: ecfrenavissem

title: ecfrenavissem


text: ecfrenaturam

title: ecfrenaturam


text: ecfrenavisses

title: ecfrenavisses


text: ecfrenavisset

title: ecfrenavisset


text: ecfrenaturos

title: ecfrenaturos


text: ecfrenavissemus

title: ecfrenavissemus


text: ecfrenavissetis

title: ecfrenavissetis


text: ecfrenaturas

title: ecfrenaturas


text: ecfrenavissent

title: ecfrenavissent


text:
effrenans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) unbridling

title: effrenans


text: ecfrenature

title: ecfrenature


text: ecfrener

title: ecfrener


text: ecfreneris

title: ecfreneris


text: ecfrenemur

title: ecfrenemur


text:
effrenaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to unbridle

title: effrenaturus


text: ecfrenemini

title: ecfrenemini


text: ecfrenata

title: ecfrenata


text: ecfrenetur

title: ecfrenetur


text: ecfrenentur

title: ecfrenentur


text: ecfrenatum

title: ecfrenatum


text: ecfrenarer

title: ecfrenarer


text:
effrenandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be unbridled

title: effrenandus


text: ecfrenareris

title: ecfrenareris


text: ecfrenati

title: ecfrenati


text: ecfrenaremur

title: ecfrenaremur


text: ecfrenaremini

title: ecfrenaremini


text: ecfrenatae

title: ecfrenatae


text: ecfrenaretur

title: ecfrenaretur


text: ecfrenarentur

title: ecfrenarentur


text: ecfrenatorum

title: ecfrenatorum


text: ecfrena

title: ecfrena


text: ecfrenato

title: ecfrenato


text: ecfrenatarum

title: ecfrenatarum


text: ecfrenate

title: ecfrenate


text: ecfrenatote

title: ecfrenatote


text: ecfrenanto

title: ecfrenanto


text: ecfrenare

title: ecfrenare


text: ecfrenator

title: ecfrenator


text: ecfrenatam

title: ecfrenatam


text: effrenantes

title: effrenantes


text: ecfrenantor

title: ecfrenantor


text: ecfrenatos

title: ecfrenatos


text: ecfrenavisse

title: ecfrenavisse


text: ecfrenari

title: ecfrenari


text: effrenantia

title: effrenantia


text: ecfrenatas

title: ecfrenatas


text: effrenantis

title: effrenantis


text: effrenantium

title: effrenantium


text: ecfrenanda

title: ecfrenanda


text: ecfrenandum

title: ecfrenandum


text: effrenanti

title: effrenanti


text: ecfrenandi

title: ecfrenandi


text: effrenante

title: effrenante


text: ecfrenandae

title: ecfrenandae


text: ecfrenandorum

title: ecfrenandorum


text: effrenantibus

title: effrenantibus


text: ecfrenandarum

title: ecfrenandarum


text: ecfrenando

title: ecfrenando


text: ecfrenandis

title: ecfrenandis


text: ecfrenandam

title: ecfrenandam


text: ecfrenandos

title: ecfrenandos


text: ecfrenandas

title: ecfrenandas


text: effrenantem

title: effrenantem


text: ecfrenande

title: ecfrenande


text: effrenatura

title: effrenatura


text: effrenaturum

title: effrenaturum


text: effrenaturi

title: effrenaturi


text: effrenaturae

title: effrenaturae


text: effrenaturorum

title: effrenaturorum


text: effrenaturarum

title: effrenaturarum


text: effrenaturo

title: effrenaturo


text: effrenaturis

title: effrenaturis


text: effrenaturam

title: effrenaturam


text: effrenaturos

title: effrenaturos


text: effrenaturas

title: effrenaturas


text: effrenature

title: effrenature


text: effrenanda

title: effrenanda


text: effrenandum

title: effrenandum


text: effrenandi

title: effrenandi


text: effrenandae

title: effrenandae


text: effrenandorum

title: effrenandorum


text: effrenandarum

title: effrenandarum


text: effrenando

title: effrenando


text: effrenandis

title: effrenandis


text: effrenandam

title: effrenandam


text: effrenandos

title: effrenandos


text: effrenandas

title: effrenandas


text: effrenande

title: effrenande


text:
transmigrado

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) transmigration

title: transmigrado


text:
coprophagan

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a number of beetles that feeds on dung.

title: coprophagan


text: coprophagans

title: coprophagans


text:
funic

Adjective

 * 1)  funicular relating to the umbilical cord

title: funic


text:
overponderous

Adjective

 * 1) Excessively ponderous.

title: overponderous


text:
transmigri

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  transmigrate

title: transmigri


text: Category:Middle Low German adjectives

title: Category:Middle Low German adjectives


text:
eiulo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to wail, lament

title: eiulo


text:
oscitantly

Adverb

 * 1) In an oscitant manner.

title: oscitantly


text:
torsibility

Noun

 * 1)  The capability of being twisted.

title: torsibility


text: eiulas

title: eiulas


text: eiulat

title: eiulat


text: eiulamus

title: eiulamus


text: eiulatis

title: eiulatis


text: eiulant

title: eiulant


text: eiulabo

title: eiulabo


text: eiulabis

title: eiulabis


text: eiulabit

title: eiulabit


text: eiulabimus

title: eiulabimus


text: eiulabitis

title: eiulabitis


text: eiulabunt

title: eiulabunt


text: eiulabam

title: eiulabam


text: eiulabas

title: eiulabas


text: eiulabat

title: eiulabat


text: eiulabamus

title: eiulabamus


text: eiulabatis

title: eiulabatis


text: eiulabant

title: eiulabant


text: eiulavi

title: eiulavi


text: eiulavisti

title: eiulavisti


text: eiulavit

title: eiulavit


text: eiulavimus

title: eiulavimus


text: eiulavistis

title: eiulavistis


text: eiulaverunt

title: eiulaverunt


text: eiulavero

title: eiulavero


text: eiulaveris

title: eiulaveris


text: eiulaverit

title: eiulaverit


text: eiulaverimus

title: eiulaverimus


text: eiulaveritis

title: eiulaveritis


text: eiulaverint

title: eiulaverint


text: eiulaveram

title: eiulaveram


text: eiulaveras

title: eiulaveras


text: eiulaverat

title: eiulaverat


text: eiulaveramus

title: eiulaveramus


text: eiulaveratis

title: eiulaveratis


text: eiulaverant

title: eiulaverant


text: eiulor

title: eiulor


text: eiularis

title: eiularis


text:
eiulans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) lamenting

title: eiulans


text: eiulamur

title: eiulamur


text: eiulamini

title: eiulamini


text:
eiulaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to lament

title: eiulaturus


text: eiulatur

title: eiulatur


text: eiulantur

title: eiulantur


text:
eiulatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) lamented

Noun

 * 1) wailing, lamentation

title: eiulatus


text: eiulabor

title: eiulabor


text: eiulaberis

title: eiulaberis


text:
eiulandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be lamented

title: eiulandus


text: eiulabimur

title: eiulabimur


text: eiulabimini

title: eiulabimini


text: eiulabitur

title: eiulabitur


text: eiulabuntur

title: eiulabuntur


text: eiulabar

title: eiulabar


text: eiulabaris

title: eiulabaris


text: eiulabamur

title: eiulabamur


text: eiulabamini

title: eiulabamini


text: eiulabatur

title: eiulabatur


text: eiulabantur

title: eiulabantur


text: eiulem

title: eiulem


text: eiules

title: eiules


text: eiulantes

title: eiulantes


text: eiulet

title: eiulet


text: eiulemus

title: eiulemus


text: eiulantia

title: eiulantia


text: eiuletis

title: eiuletis


text: eiulent

title: eiulent


text: eiulantis

title: eiulantis


text: eiularem

title: eiularem


text: eiulares

title: eiulares


text: eiulantium

title: eiulantium


text: eiularet

title: eiularet


text: eiulanti

title: eiulanti


text: eiularemus

title: eiularemus


text: eiularetis

title: eiularetis


text: eiulante

title: eiulante


text: eiularent

title: eiularent


text: eiulaverim

title: eiulaverim


text: eiulavissem

title: eiulavissem


text: eiulantibus

title: eiulantibus


text: eiulavisses

title: eiulavisses


text: eiulantem

title: eiulantem


text: eiulavisset

title: eiulavisset


text: eiulavissemus

title: eiulavissemus


text: eiulavissetis

title: eiulavissetis


text: eiulavissent

title: eiulavissent


text: eiulatura

title: eiulatura


text: eiuler

title: eiuler


text: eiulaturum

title: eiulaturum


text: eiuleris

title: eiuleris


text: eiulemur

title: eiulemur


text: eiulemini

title: eiulemini


text: eiulaturi

title: eiulaturi


text: eiuletur

title: eiuletur


text: eiulentur

title: eiulentur


text: eiulaturae

title: eiulaturae


text: eiularer

title: eiularer


text: eiulaturorum

title: eiulaturorum


text: eiulareris

title: eiulareris


text: eiularemur

title: eiularemur


text: eiulaturarum

title: eiulaturarum


text: eiularemini

title: eiularemini


text: eiularetur

title: eiularetur


text: eiulaturo

title: eiulaturo


text: eiularentur

title: eiularentur


text: eiula

title: eiula


text: eiulaturis

title: eiulaturis


text: eiulato

title: eiulato


text: eiulate

title: eiulate


text: eiulaturam

title: eiulaturam


text: eiulatote

title: eiulatote


text: eiulanto

title: eiulanto


text: eiulaturos

title: eiulaturos


text: eiulare

title: eiulare


text: eiulator

title: eiulator


text: eiulaturas

title: eiulaturas


text: eiulantor

title: eiulantor


text: eiulavisse

title: eiulavisse


text: eiulature

title: eiulature


text: eiulari

title: eiulari


text: eiulata

title: eiulata


text: eiulatum

title: eiulatum


text: eiulati

title: eiulati


text: eiulatae

title: eiulatae


text: eiulatorum

title: eiulatorum


text: eiulatarum

title: eiulatarum


text: eiulatam

title: eiulatam


text: eiulatos

title: eiulatos


text: eiulatas

title: eiulatas


text: eiulanda

title: eiulanda


text: eiulandum

title: eiulandum


text: eiulandi

title: eiulandi


text: eiulandae

title: eiulandae


text: eiulandorum

title: eiulandorum


text: eiulandarum

title: eiulandarum


text: eiulando

title: eiulando


text: eiulandis

title: eiulandis


text: eiulandam

title: eiulandam


text: eiulandos

title: eiulandos


text: eiulandas

title: eiulandas


text: eiulande

title: eiulande


text:
reprobative

Adjective

 * 1) Expressing, or pertaining to, reprobation.

title: reprobative


text: eiulatui

title: eiulatui


text: eiulatu

title: eiulatu


text: eiulatuum

title: eiulatuum


text: eiulatibus

title: eiulatibus


text:
eluvies

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) washing away
 * 2) discharge
 * 3) inundation, flood

title: eluvies


text: eluviei

title: eluviei


text: eluvierum

title: eluvierum


text: eluviebus

title: eluviebus


text: eluviem

title: eluviem


text: eluvie

title: eluvie


text:
ementiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be feigned

title: ementiendus


text:
ementiundus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be feigned

title: ementiundus


text: ementienda

title: ementienda


text: ementiendum

title: ementiendum


text: ementiendi

title: ementiendi


text: ementiendae

title: ementiendae


text: ementiendorum

title: ementiendorum


text: ementiendarum

title: ementiendarum


text: ementiendo

title: ementiendo


text: ementiendis

title: ementiendis


text: ementiendam

title: ementiendam


text: ementiendos

title: ementiendos


text: ementiendas

title: ementiendas


text: ementiende

title: ementiende


text: ementiunda

title: ementiunda


text: ementiundum

title: ementiundum


text: ementiundi

title: ementiundi


text: ementiundae

title: ementiundae


text: ementiundorum

title: ementiundorum


text: ementiundarum

title: ementiundarum


text: ementiundo

title: ementiundo


text: ementiundis

title: ementiundis


text: ementiundam

title: ementiundam


text: ementiundos

title: ementiundos


text: ementiundas

title: ementiundas


text: ementiunde

title: ementiunde


text:
szafari

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) safari

title: szafari


text: szafarik

title: szafarik


text:
पकोड़ा

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) pakora

title: पकोड़ा


text:
coroun

Noun

 * 1) * c. 1386–1388, (date written),, , in (ed.), The Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer, Oxford: Clarendon Press, Vol. 3, second edition, published 1900. "Prologue of .ix. goode Wimmen.", text A,  l. 150-157
 * "enm"
 * "enm"

- For al the world, right as the dayesye †I-coroned is with whyte leves lyte, Swich were the floures of hir coroun whyte. For of o perle fyn and oriental †Hir whyte coroun was y-maked al; †For which the whyte coroun, above the grene, †Made hir lyk a daysie for to sene, Considered eek the fret of gold above.

title: coroun


text:
guller

Noun

 * 1)  One who gulls; a deceiver.

title: guller


text: gullers

title: gullers


text:
overlogical

Adjective

 * 1) Excessively logical; adhering too closely to logic.

title: overlogical


text:
dibuko

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) dybbuk

Etymology
Affixation of min.

title: dibuko


text: wilwe

title: wilwe


text: disdeign

title: disdeign


text: disdeigned

title: disdeigned


text: disdeigning

title: disdeigning


text: disdeigns

title: disdeigns


text:
luctual

Etymology
From, from , from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Producing grief; saddening.

title: luctual


text:
manganesian

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  manganic

title: manganesian


text:
eversor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) subverter, destroyer

title: eversor


text: eversores

title: eversores


text: eversoris

title: eversoris


text: eversoribus

title: eversoribus


text: eversorem

title: eversorem


text:
excisio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cutting off, out or down
 * 2) excision
 * 3) destroying

title: excisio


text: excisiones

title: excisiones


text: excisionis

title: excisionis


text: excisionum

title: excisionum


text: excisioni

title: excisioni


text: excisionibus

title: excisionibus


text: excisionem

title: excisionem


text: excisione

title: excisione


text: expetisse

title: expetisse


text: exploratissimus

title: exploratissimus


text: exploratissima

title: exploratissima


text: exploratissimum

title: exploratissimum


text:
polemonium

Etymology
From the genus name.

Noun

 * 1) Any of the genus Polemonium of gamopetalous perennial herbs.

title: polemonium


text: exploratissimi

title: exploratissimi


text: polemoniums

title: polemoniums


text: exploratissimae

title: exploratissimae


text: exploratissimorum

title: exploratissimorum


text: exploratissimarum

title: exploratissimarum


text: exploratissimo

title: exploratissimo


text: exploratissimis

title: exploratissimis


text: exploratissimam

title: exploratissimam


text: exploratissimos

title: exploratissimos


text: exploratissimas

title: exploratissimas


text: exploratissime

title: exploratissime


text:
Vidonia

Alternative forms

 * vidonia

Etymology
. The name was commonly used in the 17th century, and has been reintroduced in the modern age

Noun

 * 1) A high-quality dry white wine of Tenerife.

title: Vidonia


text: Vidonias

title: Vidonias


text:
wapinschaw

Etymology
From. See and.

Noun

 * 1)  An exhibition of weapons, according to the rank of the individual, by all persons bearing arms; formerly made at certain seasons in each district.
 * 2)  A volunteer meeting or shooting competition inspired by this traditional exhibition of weapons.
 * 1)  A volunteer meeting or shooting competition inspired by this traditional exhibition of weapons.

Translations

 * Dutch: wapenschouw
 * Swedish:

title: wapinschaw


text: wapinschaws

title: wapinschaws


text: wapinshaw

title: wapinshaw


text: wapinshaws

title: wapinshaws


text:
exscindo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to demolish, destroy

title: exscindo


text: exscindis

title: exscindis


text: exscindit

title: exscindit


text: exscindimus

title: exscindimus


text: exscinditis

title: exscinditis


text: exscindunt

title: exscindunt


text: exscindam

title: exscindam


text: exscindes

title: exscindes


text: exscindet

title: exscindet


text: exscindemus

title: exscindemus


text: exscindetis

title: exscindetis


text: exscindent

title: exscindent


text: exscindebam

title: exscindebam


text: exscindebas

title: exscindebas


text: exscindebat

title: exscindebat


text: exscindebamus

title: exscindebamus


text: exscindebatis

title: exscindebatis


text: exscindebant

title: exscindebant


text: exscidi

title: exscidi


text: exscidisti

title: exscidisti


text: exscidit

title: exscidit


text: exscidimus

title: exscidimus


text: exscidistis

title: exscidistis


text: exsciderunt

title: exsciderunt


text: exscidero

title: exscidero


text: exscideris

title: exscideris


text: exsciderit

title: exsciderit


text: exsciderimus

title: exsciderimus


text: exscideritis

title: exscideritis


text: exsciderint

title: exsciderint


text: exscideram

title: exscideram


text: exscideras

title: exscideras


text: exsciderat

title: exsciderat


text: exscideramus

title: exscideramus


text: exscideratis

title: exscideratis


text: exsciderant

title: exsciderant


text: exscindor

title: exscindor


text: exscinderis

title: exscinderis


text: exscinditur

title: exscinditur


text: exscindimur

title: exscindimur


text: exscindimini

title: exscindimini


text: exscinduntur

title: exscinduntur


text: exscindar

title: exscindar


text: exscindetur

title: exscindetur


text: exscindemur

title: exscindemur


text: exscindemini

title: exscindemini


text: exscindentur

title: exscindentur


text: exscindebar

title: exscindebar


text: exscindebaris

title: exscindebaris


text: exscindebatur

title: exscindebatur


text: exscindebamur

title: exscindebamur


text: exscindebamini

title: exscindebamini


text: exscindebantur

title: exscindebantur


text: exscindas

title: exscindas


text: exscindat

title: exscindat


text: exscindamus

title: exscindamus


text: exscindatis

title: exscindatis


text: exscindant

title: exscindant


text: exscinderem

title: exscinderem


text: exscinderes

title: exscinderes


text: exscinderet

title: exscinderet


text: exscinderemus

title: exscinderemus


text: exscinderetis

title: exscinderetis


text: exscinderent

title: exscinderent


text: exsciderim

title: exsciderim


text: exscidissem

title: exscidissem


text: exscidisses

title: exscidisses


text: exscidisset

title: exscidisset


text: exscidissemus

title: exscidissemus


text: exscidissetis

title: exscidissetis


text: exscidissent

title: exscidissent


text: exscindaris

title: exscindaris


text: exscindatur

title: exscindatur


text: exscindamur

title: exscindamur


text: exscindamini

title: exscindamini


text: exscindantur

title: exscindantur


text: exscinderer

title: exscinderer


text: exscindereris

title: exscindereris


text: exscinderetur

title: exscinderetur


text: exscinderemur

title: exscinderemur


text: exscinderemini

title: exscinderemini


text: exscinderentur

title: exscinderentur


text: exscinde

title: exscinde


text: exscindito

title: exscindito


text: exscindite

title: exscindite


text: exscinditote

title: exscinditote


text: exscindunto

title: exscindunto


text: exscindere

title: exscindere


text: exscinditor

title: exscinditor


text: exscinduntor

title: exscinduntor


text: exscidisse

title: exscidisse


text: exscindi

title: exscindi


text:
exsultatio

Noun

 * 1) joy, exultation
 * 2) leaping, frisking

title: exsultatio


text: exsultationes

title: exsultationes


text: exsultationis

title: exsultationis


text: exsultationum

title: exsultationum


text: exsultationi

title: exsultationi


text: exsultationibus

title: exsultationibus


text: exsultationem

title: exsultationem


text: exsultatione

title: exsultatione


text: exturbasti

title: exturbasti


text: exturbastis

title: exturbastis


text: exturbarunt

title: exturbarunt


text: exturbaro

title: exturbaro


text: exturbarit

title: exturbarit


text: exturbarimus

title: exturbarimus


text: exturbaritis

title: exturbaritis


text: exturbarint

title: exturbarint


text: exturbaras

title: exturbaras


text: exturbarat

title: exturbarat


text: exturbaratis

title: exturbaratis


text: exturbarant

title: exturbarant


text: exturbarim

title: exturbarim


text: exturbassem

title: exturbassem


text: exturbasses

title: exturbasses


text: exturbasset

title: exturbasset


text: exturbassemus

title: exturbassemus


text: exturbassetis

title: exturbassetis


text: exturbassent

title: exturbassent


text: exturbasse

title: exturbasse


text: exulcerat

title: exulcerat


text: exulceramus

title: exulceramus


text: exulceratis

title: exulceratis


text: exulcerant

title: exulcerant


text: exulcerabo

title: exulcerabo


text: exulcerabis

title: exulcerabis


text: exulcerabit

title: exulcerabit


text: exulcerabimus

title: exulcerabimus


text: exulcerabitis

title: exulcerabitis


text: exulcerabunt

title: exulcerabunt


text: exulcerabam

title: exulcerabam


text: exulcerabat

title: exulcerabat


text: exulcerabamus

title: exulcerabamus


text: exulcerabatis

title: exulcerabatis


text: exulcerabant

title: exulcerabant


text: exulceravi

title: exulceravi


text: exulceravisti

title: exulceravisti


text: exulceravit

title: exulceravit


text: exulceravimus

title: exulceravimus


text: exulceravistis

title: exulceravistis


text: exulceraverunt

title: exulceraverunt


text: exulceravero

title: exulceravero


text: exulceraveris

title: exulceraveris


text: exulceraverit

title: exulceraverit


text: exulceraverimus

title: exulceraverimus


text: exulceraveritis

title: exulceraveritis


text: exulceraverint

title: exulceraverint


text:
exulcerans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) aggravating

title: exulcerans


text: exulceraveram

title: exulceraveram


text: exulceraveras

title: exulceraveras


text:
exulceraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to aggravate

title: exulceraturus


text: exulceraverat

title: exulceraverat


text: exulceraveramus

title: exulceraveramus


text:
exulceratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) aggravated

title: exulceratus


text: exulceraveratis

title: exulceraveratis


text: exulceraverant

title: exulceraverant


text:
exulcerandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be aggravated

title: exulcerandus


text: exulceror

title: exulceror


text: exulceraris

title: exulceraris


text: exulceramur

title: exulceramur


text: exulceramini

title: exulceramini


text: exulceratur

title: exulceratur


text: exulcerantur

title: exulcerantur


text: exulcerabor

title: exulcerabor


text: exulceraberis

title: exulceraberis


text: exulcerabimur

title: exulcerabimur


text: exulcerabimini

title: exulcerabimini


text: exulcerantes

title: exulcerantes


text: exulcerabitur

title: exulcerabitur


text: exulcerabuntur

title: exulcerabuntur


text: exulcerantia

title: exulcerantia


text: exulcerabar

title: exulcerabar


text: exulcerabaris

title: exulcerabaris


text: exulcerantis

title: exulcerantis


text: exulcerabamur

title: exulcerabamur


text: exulcerabamini

title: exulcerabamini


text: exulcerantium

title: exulcerantium


text: exulcerabatur

title: exulcerabatur


text: exulcerabantur

title: exulcerabantur


text: exulceranti

title: exulceranti


text: exulcerem

title: exulcerem


text: exulcerante

title: exulcerante


text: exulceret

title: exulceret


text: exulcerantibus

title: exulcerantibus


text: exulceremus

title: exulceremus


text: exulceretis

title: exulceretis


text: exulcerantem

title: exulcerantem


text: exulcerent

title: exulcerent


text: exulcerarem

title: exulcerarem


text: exulceratura

title: exulceratura


text: exulceraret

title: exulceraret


text: exulceraremus

title: exulceraremus


text: exulceraturum

title: exulceraturum


text: exulceraretis

title: exulceraretis


text: exulcerarent

title: exulcerarent


text: exulceraturi

title: exulceraturi


text: exulceraverim

title: exulceraverim


text: exulceravissem

title: exulceravissem


text: exulceraturae

title: exulceraturae


text: exulceravisses

title: exulceravisses


text: exulceraturorum

title: exulceraturorum


text: exulceravisset

title: exulceravisset


text: exulceravissemus

title: exulceravissemus


text: exulceraturarum

title: exulceraturarum


text: exulceravissetis

title: exulceravissetis


text: exulceravissent

title: exulceravissent


text: exulceraturo

title: exulceraturo


text: exulcerer

title: exulcerer


text: exulcereris

title: exulcereris


text: exulceremur

title: exulceremur


text: exulceraturis

title: exulceraturis


text: exulceremini

title: exulceremini


text: exulceraturam

title: exulceraturam


text: exulceretur

title: exulceretur


text: exulcerentur

title: exulcerentur


text: exulceraturos

title: exulceraturos


text: exulcerarer

title: exulcerarer


text: exulcerareris

title: exulcerareris


text: exulceraturas

title: exulceraturas


text: exulceraremur

title: exulceraremur


text: exulceraremini

title: exulceraremini


text: exulcerature

title: exulcerature


text: exulceraretur

title: exulceraretur


text: exulcerarentur

title: exulcerarentur


text: exulcerata

title: exulcerata


text: exulcerato

title: exulcerato


text: exulceratum

title: exulceratum


text:
exulcerate

Etymology
From , perfect passive participle of.

Adjective

 * 1)  Very sore; ulcerated.

Verb

 * 1) To ulcerate.
 * 2) To corrode; to fret; to chafe; to inflame.
 * 1) To corrode; to fret; to chafe; to inflame.

title: exulcerate


text: exulceratote

title: exulceratote


text: exulcerati

title: exulcerati


text: exulceranto

title: exulceranto


text: exulceratae

title: exulceratae


text: exulceratorum

title: exulceratorum


text: exulceratarum

title: exulceratarum


text: exulcerator

title: exulcerator


text: exulcerantor

title: exulcerantor


text: exulceravisse

title: exulceravisse


text: exulcerari

title: exulcerari


text: exulceratam

title: exulceratam


text: exulceratos

title: exulceratos


text: exulceratas

title: exulceratas


text: exulceranda

title: exulceranda


text: exulcerandum

title: exulcerandum


text: exulcerandi

title: exulcerandi


text: exulcerandae

title: exulcerandae


text: exulcerandorum

title: exulcerandorum


text: exulcerandarum

title: exulcerandarum


text: exulcerandis

title: exulcerandis


text: exulcerandam

title: exulcerandam


text: exulcerandos

title: exulcerandos


text: exulcerandas

title: exulcerandas


text: exulcerande

title: exulcerande


text:
fissigemmation

Noun

 * 1)  A form of reproduction intermediate between fission and gemmation.

title: fissigemmation


text:
hylozoic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to hylozoism.

title: hylozoic


text:
moodishly

Adverb

 * 1)  moodily

title: moodishly


text:
anantherous

Adjective

 * 1)  Without anthers

title: anantherous


text:
oryctography

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  The description of fossils.

title: oryctography


text:
Mooress

Noun

 * 1) A female Moor; a Moorish woman.

title: Mooress


text: Mooresses

title: Mooresses


text:
fluosilicic

Adjective

 * 1)  Composed of, or derived from, silicon and fluorine.

title: fluosilicic


text:
interestedness

Noun

 * 1) The state or quality of being interested, or having an interest; interest
 * 2) selfishness.

title: interestedness


text:
lactean

Etymology
See.

Adjective

 * 1)  milky
 * 2) lacteal; conveying chyle
 * 1) lacteal; conveying chyle

Synonyms

 * , ; see also Thesaurus:lacteous

title: lactean


text: waivure

title: waivure


text:
unfence

Etymology
From en.

Verb

 * 1)  To remove a fence (from)
 * 2) To remove restrictions on the use of

title: unfence


text: unfences

title: unfences


text: unfencing

title: unfencing


text:
ลูกสาว

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) daughter.
 * 2)  effeminate boy.

title: ลูกสาว


text:
anomalistically

Adverb

 * 1) In an anomalistic manner; with irregularity.

title: anomalistically


text: ramous

title: ramous


text: wezand

title: wezand


text: wezands

title: wezands


text:
excrescential

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to, or resembling, an excrescence.

title: excrescential


text:
glossist

Noun

 * 1)  A writer of glosses, or comments.

title: glossist


text: glossists

title: glossists


text: fuliginosities

title: fuliginosities


text:
fuliginosity

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) The condition or quality of being fuliginous; sootiness.
 * 2) Matter deposited by smoke.

title: fuliginosity


text:
semidiaphanous

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Half or imperfectly transparent; translucent.

title: semidiaphanous


text:
fluxibility

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being fluxible.

title: fluxibility


text:
bemoaner

Noun

 * 1) One who bemoans.

title: bemoaner


text: bemoaners

title: bemoaners


text:
formulize

Verb

 * 1)  To reduce to a formula; to formularize.
 * 2)  To formulate.

title: formulize


text: formulized

title: formulized


text: formulizes

title: formulizes


text: formulizing

title: formulizing


text:
bituminization

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) The process of bituminizing.

Translations

 * Polish: bitumizacja

title: bituminization


text: bituminizations

title: bituminizations


text:
spongoblast

Noun

 * 1)  In sponges, one of the cells that secrete spongin.

title: spongoblast


text: spongoblasts

title: spongoblasts


text:
inconcludent

Adjective

 * 1)  Inconclusive.
 * 2)  Not leading to any conclusions.

title: inconcludent


text: eyalets

title: eyalets


text:
interjectionary

Adjective

 * 1) interjectional

title: interjectionary


text:
anthoid

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling a flower.

Noun

 * 1)  A flower or, more commonly, a floret that has the simplest, most basic type of structure.

title: anthoid


text:
disbodied

Adjective

 * 1)  disembodied

title: disbodied


text: foryetten

title: foryetten


text:
harness cask

Noun

 * 1)  A (usually round) barrel lashed to a vessel's deck and containing salted provisions for daily use.
 * 2) * 1883, William Clark Russell, "Going Aloft" in Round The Galley Fire, a collection of sketches and tales that originally featured in The Daily Telegraph newspaper
 * Practical seamanship, in the old sense, is bound to die out, because there is no need to preserve it. It was only the other day that an old skipper assured me that he was acquainted with the mate of a steamer who did not know what a harness-cask was, "and worst of all, sir," cried my friend, "he's not ashamed of his ignorance."
 * Practical seamanship, in the old sense, is bound to die out, because there is no need to preserve it. It was only the other day that an old skipper assured me that he was acquainted with the mate of a steamer who did not know what a harness-cask was, "and worst of all, sir," cried my friend, "he's not ashamed of his ignorance."

title: harness cask


text: harness casks

title: harness casks


text: ermit

title: ermit


text: ermits

title: ermits


text:
old-maidism

Noun

 * 1) The condition or characteristics of a spinster.

title: old-maidism


text: old-maidisms

title: old-maidisms


text:
empuzzle

Verb

 * 1)  To puzzle.

title: empuzzle


text: empuzzled

title: empuzzled


text:
inductility

Noun

 * 1) The quality or state of being inductile.

title: inductility


text:
hispidulous

Etymology
Diminutive of.

Adjective

 * 1)  Minutely hispid; having tiny hairs.

title: hispidulous


text:
horometer

Noun

 * 1)  An instrument for measuring time.

title: horometer


text: horometers

title: horometers


text:
coxcombly

Adjective

 * 1)  Like a coxcomb.

title: coxcombly


text:
hemimetabolic

Adjective

 * 1)  hemimetabolous

title: hemimetabolic


text:
dermoskeleton

Noun

 * 1)  An exoskeleton.

title: dermoskeleton


text: dermoskeletons

title: dermoskeletons


text:
pantography

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) The copying of drawings using a pantograph.
 * 2) A general description; an entire view of an object.

title: pantography


text:
bifariously

Adverb

 * 1) In a bifarious manner.

title: bifariously


text: osmateria

title: osmateria


text: osmaterium

title: osmaterium


text:
popet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The young of the curled octopus  eaten as food.
 * 1) The young of the curled octopus  eaten as food.

Etymology
Probably from, though it antedates it.

Noun

 * 1) A small or young person.
 * 2)  A mannikin; a figurine.
 * 1)  A mannikin; a figurine.

title: popet


text:
dermoskeletal

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the dermoskeleton.

title: dermoskeletal


text:
fungic

Etymology
From +. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Adjective

 * 1)  Pertaining to, or obtained from, mushrooms.

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) fungal

title: fungic