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Talk:hafta

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This page has an RFT, but I can't see any discussion or information about why it was ever added. What happened? Sabretoof 09:06, 9 December 2010 (UTC)

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This term is a non-constituent, that is, its components "haf" and "ta" would be analyzed as parts of different constituents of a sentence. This kind of term is variously presented in en.wikt as "contraction", "eye dialect", or as being the part of speech of the "stronger" component, in this case, "verb". Do we want to be consistent? Some of the entries in en.wikt that are non-constituents are to be found at Category:English non-constituents.

In the case of this particular entry we present it as a verb with an infinitive "to hafta". I am reasonably sure that does not exist. What might exist would be something like "I'm gonna hafta kill 'im." To me the effort to develop some parallel grammar for a written representation of this kind of pronunciation is a really fun bit of self-indulgence but not a great thing for principal namespace. DCDuring TALK 03:56, 17 December 2009 (UTC)

 * Under have to: it's listed as an "alternative form." That hasta be right, don't it? It makes a kind of sense then to treat "hafta" as a phrase, or whatever it is that "have to" actually is. (It looks to me like a defective modal adverb - manner only.) Pingku 10:22, 17 December 2009 (UTC)

 * What irks me about non-constituents is that they are assigned grammatical roles as if they had them. The particle "to" is the entity that causes most of the trouble. To assign it to the auxiliary or modal verb makes things a little harder for a language learner trying to infer what the general pattern for its use is. "To" does not combine with most verbs so tightly in pronunciation, but only with a few common common forms of a few common verbs (eg, want, wants, going, have, has, had). They are not all purely modal or auxiliary verbs. How people pronounce the word combination is not the issue, nor whether we should have the entry. The issue is solely whether this is in any way worth presenting as if these were forms of a defective verb (already an improvement over the "to hafta" mess).

 * My own preference is call all one-word non-constituents "contractions" and "eye dialect". They are contraction of eye-dialect renditions of the pronunciation of the very common, more readily analyzable forms from which they have apparently developed. I also have nothing against referencing in the entry a discussion of alternative grammatical analysis of the terms. Under some circumstances I could imagine that the analysis as separate verb forms with distinct grammatical properties could become appropriate. It is not as if a dictionary has an important role in teaching language learners (or any one) how to speak this kind of term. The value would seem to be in decoding speech or written renditions of speech. At best this might be the early stages of the emergence of new modal verbs. But, it seems like the grammatical equivalent of a neologism. DCDuring TALK 12:09, 17 December 2009 (UTC)

haffa
Alternative form JMGN (talk) 23:30, 27 March 2024 (UTC)

title: Talk:hafta


text:
regeneratio

Noun

 * 1) regeneration
 * 2) being born again

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

title: regeneratio


text: regenerationes

title: regenerationes


text: regenerationis

title: regenerationis


text: regenerationum

title: regenerationum


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title: happy ends


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reprobator

Noun

 * 1)  An old form of action to prove a witness to be perjured or biased.

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) reproachful

title: reprobator


text: reprobantor

title: reprobantor


text: reprobavisse

title: reprobavisse


text: reprobari

title: reprobari


text:
repudium

Etymology
From.

From Proto-Indo-European: 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and (possibly) 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) repudiation
 * 2) rejection
 * 3) divorce

title: repudium


text:
repudii

Verb

 * 1)  to repudiate ones spouse, to unilaterally divorce

title: repudii


text: repudiorum

title: repudiorum


text: repudiis

title: repudiis


text:
agglomérat

Noun

 * 1)  agglomerate

title: agglomérat


text:
respondens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) answering, responding

title: respondens


text: respondentes

title: respondentes


text:
respondentia

Etymology
From ; see also.

Noun

 * 1)  A loan upon goods laden on board a ship.
 * 2) * 1831, William Selwyn, Henry Wheaton (notes to the decisions), Thomas I. Wharton (additional notes), An Abridgement of the Law of Nisi Prius, Volume 2, 4th American Edition, page 230,
 * In the case of a loan, the money is at the risk of the borrower, and must be repaid at all events. But where money is lent on bottomry or respondentia, the money is at the risk of the lender during the voyage.
 * 1) * 1999 [1880], John Bouvier, Daniel A. Gleason, Institutes of American Law, Volume 1, New Edition, page 311,
 * The contract is called respondentia because the money is lent on the personal security of the borrower. It differs from bottomry principally in the following circumstances: bottomry is a loan on the ship, respondentia on the goods; the money is to be repaid to the lender, with maritime interest, in the one case upon the arrival of the ship, and of the goods in the other. In all other respects the contracts are nearly the same, and are governed by the same principles.
 * The contract is called respondentia because the money is lent on the personal security of the borrower. It differs from bottomry principally in the following circumstances: bottomry is a loan on the ship, respondentia on the goods; the money is to be repaid to the lender, with maritime interest, in the one case upon the arrival of the ship, and of the goods in the other. In all other respects the contracts are nearly the same, and are governed by the same principles.

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title: respondentibus


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title: respondentem


text: retia

title: retia


text:
retis

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) artist; celebrity

title: retis


text: retium

title: retium


text: retibus

title: retibus


text: revelat

title: revelat


text: revelamus

title: revelamus


text: revelatis

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title: revelaverit


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title: revelaremur


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title: revelarentur


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title: revelato


text:
revelate

Etymology
, Perfect passive participle of.

Verb

 * 1)  To reveal.

title: revelate


text: revelatote

title: revelatote


text: revelanto

title: revelanto


text: revelantor

title: revelantor


text: revelavisse

title: revelavisse


text: revelari

title: revelari


text:
yelovik

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) yellow having yellow as its colour

title: yelovik


text:
bloc moteur

Noun

 * 1) engine block, cylinder block

title: bloc moteur


text:
revertens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) returning, turning back

title: revertens


text: revertentes

title: revertentes


text: revertentia

title: revertentia


text: revertentis

title: revertentis


text: revertentium

title: revertentium


text: revertentibus

title: revertentibus


text: revertentem

title: revertentem


text: revelasti

title: revelasti


text:
rogans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) asking, enquiring
 * 2) requesting

title: rogans


text: rogantes

title: rogantes


text: rogantia

title: rogantia


text: rogantis

title: rogantis


text: rogantium

title: rogantium


text: roganti

title: roganti


text: rogantibus

title: rogantibus


text: rogantem

title: rogantem


text:
motor unit

Noun

 * 1)  A neuron with its associated muscle fibres.

Translations

 * Finnish: motorinen yksikkö
 * French: unité motrice
 * Irish: aonad mótair
 * Swedish:

title: motor unit


text:
rubicundus

Adjective

 * 1) red, ruddy, rubicund
 * 2) * early 11th century, Egbert van Luik, "De puella a lupellis servata", Fecunda ratis, Ernst Voigt (ed.), publ. by Max Niemeyer, 1889, page 233, lines 474-476.
 * "la"

- Quidam suscepit sacro de fonte puellam, Cui dedit et tunicam rubicundo uellere textam. Quinquagesima sancta fuit babtismatis huius,

title: rubicundus


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text: rubicundum

title: rubicundum


text: rubicundi

title: rubicundi


text: rubicundae

title: rubicundae


text: rubicundorum

title: rubicundorum


text: rubicundarum

title: rubicundarum


text:
rubicundo

Adjective

 * 1) ruddy, reddish
 * 2)  appearing healthy with a "good color"

title: rubicundo


text: rubicundis

title: rubicundis


text: rubicundam

title: rubicundam


text: rubicundos

title: rubicundos


text: rubicundas

title: rubicundas


text: rubicunde

title: rubicunde


text:
cellar door

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) A door leading to a cellar.
 * 2) Part of a winery from which wine may be sampled or purchased.
 * 3)  In, a quintessential example of an inherently pleasant-sounding phrase irrespective of its meaning.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 地窖門
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: kellarin ovi
 * French:
 * Georgian:
 * German:
 * Italian:
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Lithuanian: rūsio durys, durys į rūsį
 * Polish: drzwi piwniczne
 * Portuguese: porta da adega
 * Romanian: ușă de pivniță
 * Russian: дверь в подва́л
 * Spanish: puerta del sótano
 * Turkish:
 * Vietnamese: cửa tầng hầm

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 品酒室
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Portuguese:

title: cellar door


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title: rutilaberis


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title: rutilabitur


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title: rutilabimini


text: rutilabuntur

title: rutilabuntur


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title: rutilabar


text: rutilabaris

title: rutilabaris


text: rutilabatur

title: rutilabatur


text: rutilabamur

title: rutilabamur


text: rutilabamini

title: rutilabamini


text: rutilabantur

title: rutilabantur


text: rutilem

title: rutilem


text: rutiles

title: rutiles


text: rutilet

title: rutilet


text: rutilemus

title: rutilemus


text: rutiletis

title: rutiletis


text: rutilent

title: rutilent


text: rutilarem

title: rutilarem


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title: rutilares


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title: rutilaret


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title: rutilaremus


text: rutilaretis

title: rutilaretis


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title: rutilarent


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title: rutilaverim


text: rutilavissem

title: rutilavissem


text: rutilavisses

title: rutilavisses


text: rutilavisset

title: rutilavisset


text: rutilavissemus

title: rutilavissemus


text: rutilavissetis

title: rutilavissetis


text: rutilavissent

title: rutilavissent


text:
rutiler

Verb

 * 1) to glow, to shine (like gold or copper)

title: rutiler


text: rutileris

title: rutileris


text: rutiletur

title: rutiletur


text: rutilemur

title: rutilemur


text: rutilemini

title: rutilemini


text: rutilentur

title: rutilentur


text: rutilarer

title: rutilarer


text: rutilareris

title: rutilareris


text: rutilaretur

title: rutilaretur


text: rutilaremur

title: rutilaremur


text: rutilaremini

title: rutilaremini


text: rutilarentur

title: rutilarentur


text: rutila

title: rutila


text: rutilato

title: rutilato


text:
rutilate

Etymology
From ,.

Verb

 * 1)  To shine; to emit rays of light.

title: rutilate


text: rutilatote

title: rutilatote


text: rutilanto

title: rutilanto


text: rutilare

title: rutilare


text: rutilator

title: rutilator


text: rutilantor

title: rutilantor


text: rutilavisse

title: rutilavisse


text: rutilari

title: rutilari


text:
raccord

Noun

 * 1) join (in wallpaper, wood etc.)
 * 2) touch-up (of paint)
 * 3)  link shot, match cut
 * 4)  joint

title: raccord


text:
sabbatum

Alternative forms

 * (Compare the etymologies of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬)
 * (Compare the etymologies of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬)

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) Sabbath (the Jewish day of rest, i.e., the biblical seventh day of the week)
 * 2)  Saturday

Descendants

 * Dalmatian:
 * Italo-Romance:
 * Padanian:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Padanian:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Insular Romance:
 * Insular Romance:

title: sabbatum


text: sabbata

title: sabbata


text: sabbatorum

title: sabbatorum


text: sabbatis

title: sabbatis


text:
sagena

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sazhen

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) seine (large fishing net)

title: sagena


text: sagenae

title: sagenae


text: sagenarum

title: sagenarum


text: sagenis

title: sagenis


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text:
Talk:屮

Sprout
Which definition? Rich Farmbrough

 * The words or morphemes denoted by this character in each specific language it is used in have not been defined here yet. The senses given for Chinese characters under the Translingual header are only a quick and approximate translation and aim to be very general and unspecific, as a character may have many language-specific meanings and nuances. For which language do you need a specific definition? – Krun 11:33, 9 December 2010 (UTC)

 * In Classical Chinese (modern Chinese descendants), this means 1) new shoots, sprouts and buds of a plant (pictographically); 2) Tongjia character of 草 (grass) (i.e. replacement of a phonetically identical/similar character due to the writer's inability to write the correct form of that character). --

 * This information should be added to the entry. 71.66.97.228 07:53, 23 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:屮


text: sallio

title: sallio


text: sallis

title: sallis


text: sallitis

title: sallitis


text: salliunt

title: salliunt


text: salliam

title: salliam


text: salliet

title: salliet


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title: salliemus


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title: sallietis


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title: salliebant


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title: sallior


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title: salliris


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title: sallitur


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title: salliar


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title: sallieris


text: sallietur

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text: salliebar

title: salliebar


text: salliebaris

title: salliebaris


text: salliebatur

title: salliebatur


text: salliebamur

title: salliebamur


text: salliebamini

title: salliebamini


text: salliebantur

title: salliebantur


text: sallias

title: sallias


text: salliat

title: salliat


text: salliamus

title: salliamus


text: salliatis

title: salliatis


text: salliant

title: salliant


text: sallirem

title: sallirem


text: sallires

title: sallires


text: salliret

title: salliret


text: salliremus

title: salliremus


text: salliretis

title: salliretis


text: sallirent

title: sallirent


text: salliaris

title: salliaris


text: salliatur

title: salliatur


text: salliamur

title: salliamur


text: salliamini

title: salliamini


text: salliantur

title: salliantur


text: sallirer

title: sallirer


text: sallireris

title: sallireris


text: salliretur

title: salliretur


text: salliremur

title: salliremur


text: salliremini

title: salliremini


text: sallirentur

title: sallirentur


text: sallito

title: sallito


text: sallite

title: sallite


text: sallitote

title: sallitote


text: salliunto

title: salliunto


text: sallire

title: sallire


text: sallitor

title: sallitor


text: salliuntor

title: salliuntor


text: salliri

title: salliri


text: saltastis

title: saltastis


text:
sanans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) healing, curing

title: sanans


text: sanantes

title: sanantes


text: sanantia

title: sanantia


text: sanantis

title: sanantis


text: sanantium

title: sanantium


text: sananti

title: sananti


text: sanantibus

title: sanantibus


text: sanantem

title: sanantem


text: TLI

title: TLI


text:
saturat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) saturated

title: saturat


text: saturamus

title: saturamus


text: saturatis

title: saturatis


text: saturabo

title: saturabo


text: saturabis

title: saturabis


text: saturabit

title: saturabit


text: saturabimus

title: saturabimus


text: saturabitis

title: saturabitis


text: saturabunt

title: saturabunt


text: saturabam

title: saturabam


text: saturabat

title: saturabat


text: saturabamus

title: saturabamus


text: saturabatis

title: saturabatis


text: saturabant

title: saturabant


text: saturavisti

title: saturavisti


text: saturavit

title: saturavit


text: saturavimus

title: saturavimus


text: saturavistis

title: saturavistis


text: saturaverunt

title: saturaverunt


text:
GTO

Noun

 * 1) From   "Grand Tourer, Homologated", used in some sports car names (see granturismo).
 * 1) From   "Grand Tourer, Homologated", used in some sports car names (see granturismo).

title: GTO


text: saturavero

title: saturavero


text: saturaveris

title: saturaveris


text: saturaverit

title: saturaverit


text: saturaverimus

title: saturaverimus


text: saturaveritis

title: saturaveritis


text: saturaverint

title: saturaverint


text: saturaveram

title: saturaveram


text: saturaveras

title: saturaveras


text: saturaverat

title: saturaverat


text: saturaveramus

title: saturaveramus


text: saturaveratis

title: saturaveratis


text: saturaverant

title: saturaverant


text: saturor

title: saturor


text: saturaris

title: saturaris


text: saturatur

title: saturatur


text: saturamur

title: saturamur


text: saturamini

title: saturamini


text: saturantur

title: saturantur


text: saturabor

title: saturabor


text: saturaberis

title: saturaberis


text: saturabitur

title: saturabitur


text: saturabimur

title: saturabimur


text: saturabimini

title: saturabimini


text: saturabuntur

title: saturabuntur


text: saturabar

title: saturabar


text: saturabaris

title: saturabaris


text: saturabatur

title: saturabatur


text: saturabamur

title: saturabamur


text: saturabamini

title: saturabamini


text: saturabantur

title: saturabantur


text: saturem

title: saturem


text: saturet

title: saturet


text: saturemus

title: saturemus


text: saturetis

title: saturetis


text: saturarem

title: saturarem


text: saturaret

title: saturaret


text: saturaremus

title: saturaremus


text: saturaretis

title: saturaretis


text: saturarent

title: saturarent


text: saturaverim

title: saturaverim


text: saturavissem

title: saturavissem


text: saturavisses

title: saturavisses


text:
King's shilling

Noun

 * 1)  A shilling accepted by new recruits when agreeing to or tricked into enlisting into the British army or navy during the 18th and 19th centuries.
 * 2)  The benefits and rewards of military service.
 * 1)  The benefits and rewards of military service.

title: King's shilling


text: saturavisset

title: saturavisset


text: saturavissemus

title: saturavissemus


text: saturavissetis

title: saturavissetis


text: saturavissent

title: saturavissent


text: satureris

title: satureris


text: saturetur

title: saturetur


text: saturemur

title: saturemur


text: saturemini

title: saturemini


text: saturentur

title: saturentur


text: saturarer

title: saturarer


text: saturareris

title: saturareris


text: saturaretur

title: saturaretur


text: saturaremur

title: saturaremur


text: saturaremini

title: saturaremini


text: saturarentur

title: saturarentur


text: saturatote

title: saturatote


text: saturanto

title: saturanto


text: saturantor

title: saturantor


text: saturavisse

title: saturavisse


text: saturari

title: saturari


text: LLO

title: LLO


text: scabillum

title: scabillum


text:
scabellum

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  A kind of percussion instrument played by the foot, used in dramatic performances.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) footstool
 * 2) a kind of percussion instrument played by the foot, used in dramatic performances.

title: scabellum


text: scabella

title: scabella


text: scabelli

title: scabelli


text: scabellorum

title: scabellorum


text: scabello

title: scabello


text: scabellis

title: scabellis


text: scabilla

title: scabilla


text: scabilli

title: scabilli


text: scabillorum

title: scabillorum


text: scabillo

title: scabillo


text: scabillis

title: scabillis


text:
scandalum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) scandal (in the moral sense)
 * 2) temptation (to sin)
 * 3) stumbling block
 * 4) trap

title: scandalum


text: scandala

title: scandala


text: scandalorum

title: scandalorum


text: scandalis

title: scandalis


text:
scandalizo

Etymology
Late Latin borrowing from 🇨🇬, from whence 🇨🇬, of uncertain origin.

Verb

 * 1) to cause to stumble
 * 2) to tempt (to sin)

title: scandalizo


text: scandalizas

title: scandalizas


text:
scandalizat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) shocked

title: scandalizat


text: scandalizamus

title: scandalizamus


text: scandalizatis

title: scandalizatis


text: scandalizant

title: scandalizant


text: scandalizabo

title: scandalizabo


text: scandalizabis

title: scandalizabis


text: scandalizabit

title: scandalizabit


text: scandalizabimus

title: scandalizabimus


text: scandalizabitis

title: scandalizabitis


text: scandalizabunt

title: scandalizabunt


text: scandalizabam

title: scandalizabam


text: scandalizabas

title: scandalizabas


text: scandalizabat

title: scandalizabat


text: scandalizabamus

title: scandalizabamus


text: scandalizabatis

title: scandalizabatis


text: scandalizabant

title: scandalizabant


text: scandalizavi

title: scandalizavi


text: scandalizavisti

title: scandalizavisti


text: scandalizavit

title: scandalizavit


text: scandalizavimus

title: scandalizavimus


text: scandalizavistis

title: scandalizavistis


text: scandalizaverunt

title: scandalizaverunt


text: scandalizavero

title: scandalizavero


text: scandalizaveris

title: scandalizaveris


text: scandalizaverit

title: scandalizaverit


text: scandalizaverimus

title: scandalizaverimus


text: scandalizaveritis

title: scandalizaveritis


text: scandalizaverint

title: scandalizaverint


text: scandalizaveram

title: scandalizaveram


text: scandalizaveras

title: scandalizaveras


text: scandalizaverat

title: scandalizaverat


text:
intervallic

Adjective

 * 1)  Of, or pertaining to, intervals.

title: intervallic


text: scandalizaveramus

title: scandalizaveramus


text: scandalizaveratis

title: scandalizaveratis


text: scandalizaverant

title: scandalizaverant


text: scandalizor

title: scandalizor


text: scandalizaris

title: scandalizaris


text: scandalizatur

title: scandalizatur


text: scandalizamur

title: scandalizamur


text: scandalizamini

title: scandalizamini


text: scandalizantur

title: scandalizantur


text: scandalizabor

title: scandalizabor


text: scandalizaberis

title: scandalizaberis


text: scandalizabitur

title: scandalizabitur


text: scandalizabimur

title: scandalizabimur


text: scandalizabimini

title: scandalizabimini


text: scandalizabuntur

title: scandalizabuntur


text: scandalizabar

title: scandalizabar


text: scandalizabaris

title: scandalizabaris


text: scandalizabatur

title: scandalizabatur


text: scandalizabamur

title: scandalizabamur


text: scandalizabamini

title: scandalizabamini


text: scandalizabantur

title: scandalizabantur


text: scandalizem

title: scandalizem


text: scandalizet

title: scandalizet


text: scandalizemus

title: scandalizemus


text: scandalizetis

title: scandalizetis


text: scandalizent

title: scandalizent


text: scandalizarem

title: scandalizarem


text: scandalizares

title: scandalizares


text: scandalizaret

title: scandalizaret


text: scandalizaremus

title: scandalizaremus


text: scandalizaretis

title: scandalizaretis


text: scandalizarent

title: scandalizarent


text: scandalizaverim

title: scandalizaverim


text: scandalizavissem

title: scandalizavissem


text: scandalizavisses

title: scandalizavisses


text: scandalizavisset

title: scandalizavisset


text: scandalizavissemus

title: scandalizavissemus


text: scandalizavissetis

title: scandalizavissetis


text: scandalizavissent

title: scandalizavissent


text:
scandalizer

Noun

 * 1) One who scandalizes.

title: scandalizer


text: scandalizeris

title: scandalizeris


text: scandalizetur

title: scandalizetur


text: scandalizemur

title: scandalizemur


text: scandalizemini

title: scandalizemini


text: scandalizentur

title: scandalizentur


text: scandalizarer

title: scandalizarer


text: scandalizareris

title: scandalizareris


text: scandalizaretur

title: scandalizaretur


text: scandalizaremur

title: scandalizaremur


text: scandalizaremini

title: scandalizaremini


text: scandalizarentur

title: scandalizarentur


text:
scandaliza

Etymology
, from. .

Verb

 * 1) to scandalize

title: scandaliza


text: scandalizato

title: scandalizato


text: scandalizate

title: scandalizate


text: scandalizatote

title: scandalizatote


text: scandalizanto

title: scandalizanto


text:
scandalizare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) scandalization

title: scandalizare


text: scandalizator

title: scandalizator


text: scandalizantor

title: scandalizantor


text: scandalizavisse

title: scandalizavisse


text: scandalizari

title: scandalizari


text:
scandalizatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) tempted (to sin)

title: scandalizatus


text: scandalizata

title: scandalizata


text: scandalizatum

title: scandalizatum


text: scandalizati

title: scandalizati


text: scandalizatae

title: scandalizatae


text: scandalizatorum

title: scandalizatorum


text: scandalizatarum

title: scandalizatarum


text: scandalizatam

title: scandalizatam


text: scandalizatos

title: scandalizatos


text: scandalizatas

title: scandalizatas


text: scissae

title: scissae


text: scissorum

title: scissorum


text: scissarum

title: scissarum


text: scissis

title: scissis


text: scissam

title: scissam


text: scissos

title: scissos


text: scissas

title: scissas


text: scribae

title: scribae


text: scribarum

title: scribarum


text:
secedo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to withdraw, to secede, to separate oneself, to shut oneself off, to seek distance
 * 2) * XVII.I.16  libro trigensimo primo ad edictum
 * "la"
 * "la"

- Si quis mihi mandaverit in meo aliquid facere et fecero, quaesitum est, an sit mandati actio. Et ait Celsus libro septimo digestorum hoc respondisse se, cum Aurelius Quietus hospiti suo medico mandasse diceretur, ut in hortis eius quos Ravennae habebat, in quos omnibus annis secedere solebat, sphaeristerium et hypocausta et quaedam ipsius valetudini apta sua inpensa faceret: deducto igitur, quanto sua aedificia pretiosiora fecisset, quod amplius impendisset posse eum mandati iudicio persequi.

title: secedo


text: secedis

title: secedis


text: secedit

title: secedit


text: secedimus

title: secedimus


text: seceditis

title: seceditis


text: secedunt

title: secedunt


text: secedam

title: secedam


text: secedet

title: secedet


text: secedemus

title: secedemus


text: secedetis

title: secedetis


text: secedent

title: secedent


text: secedebam

title: secedebam


text: secedebas

title: secedebas


text: secedebat

title: secedebat


text: secedebamus

title: secedebamus


text: secedebatis

title: secedebatis


text: secedebant

title: secedebant


text: secessi

title: secessi


text: secessisti

title: secessisti


text: secessit

title: secessit


text: secessimus

title: secessimus


text: secessistis

title: secessistis


text: secesserunt

title: secesserunt


text: secessero

title: secessero


text: secesseris

title: secesseris


text: secesserit

title: secesserit


text: secesserimus

title: secesserimus


text: secesseritis

title: secesseritis


text: secesserint

title: secesserint


text: secesseram

title: secesseram


text: secesseras

title: secesseras


text: secesserat

title: secesserat


text: secesseramus

title: secesseramus


text: secesseratis

title: secesseratis


text: secesserant

title: secesserant


text: secedor

title: secedor


text: secederis

title: secederis


text: seceditur

title: seceditur


text:
User talk:RolfSander

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text: secedimur

title: secedimur


text: secedimini

title: secedimini


text: seceduntur

title: seceduntur


text: secedar

title: secedar


text: secedetur

title: secedetur


text: secedemur

title: secedemur


text: secedemini

title: secedemini


text: secedentur

title: secedentur


text: secedebar

title: secedebar


text: secedebaris

title: secedebaris


text: secedebatur

title: secedebatur


text: secedebamur

title: secedebamur


text: secedebamini

title: secedebamini


text: secedebantur

title: secedebantur


text: secedas

title: secedas


text: secedat

title: secedat


text: secedamus

title: secedamus


text: secedatis

title: secedatis


text: secedant

title: secedant


text: secederem

title: secederem


text: secederes

title: secederes


text: secederet

title: secederet


text: secederemus

title: secederemus


text: secederetis

title: secederetis


text: secederent

title: secederent


text: secesserim

title: secesserim


text: secessissem

title: secessissem


text: secessisses

title: secessisses


text: secessisset

title: secessisset


text: secessissemus

title: secessissemus


text: secessissetis

title: secessissetis


text: secessissent

title: secessissent


text: secedaris

title: secedaris


text: secedatur

title: secedatur


text: secedamur

title: secedamur


text: secedamini

title: secedamini


text: secedantur

title: secedantur


text: secederer

title: secederer


text: secedereris

title: secedereris


text: secederetur

title: secederetur


text: secederemur

title: secederemur


text: secederemini

title: secederemini


text: secederentur

title: secederentur


text: secedito

title: secedito


text: secedite

title: secedite


text: seceditote

title: seceditote


text: secedunto

title: secedunto


text: secedere

title: secedere


text: seceditor

title: seceditor


text: seceduntor

title: seceduntor


text: secessisse

title: secessisse


text: secedi

title: secedi


text: segregat

title: segregat


text: segregamus

title: segregamus


text: segregatis

title: segregatis


text: segregabo

title: segregabo


text: segregabis

title: segregabis


text: segregabit

title: segregabit


text: segregabimus

title: segregabimus


text: segregabitis

title: segregabitis


text: segregabunt

title: segregabunt


text: segregabam

title: segregabam


text: segregabat

title: segregabat


text: segregabamus

title: segregabamus


text: segregabatis

title: segregabatis


text: segregabant

title: segregabant


text: segregavisti

title: segregavisti


text: segregavit

title: segregavit


text: segregavimus

title: segregavimus


text: segregavistis

title: segregavistis


text: segregaverunt

title: segregaverunt


text: segregavero

title: segregavero


text: segregaveris

title: segregaveris


text: segregaverit

title: segregaverit


text: segregaverimus

title: segregaverimus


text: segregaveritis

title: segregaveritis


text: segregaverint

title: segregaverint


text: segregaveram

title: segregaveram


text: segregaveras

title: segregaveras


text: segregaverat

title: segregaverat


text: segregaveramus

title: segregaveramus


text: segregaveratis

title: segregaveratis


text: segregaverant

title: segregaverant


text: segregor

title: segregor


text: segregaris

title: segregaris


text: segregatur

title: segregatur


text: segregamur

title: segregamur


text: segregamini

title: segregamini


text: segregantur

title: segregantur


text: segregabor

title: segregabor


text: segregaberis

title: segregaberis


text: segregabitur

title: segregabitur


text: segregabimur

title: segregabimur


text: segregabimini

title: segregabimini


text: segregabuntur

title: segregabuntur


text: segregabar

title: segregabar


text: segregabaris

title: segregabaris


text: segregabatur

title: segregabatur


text: segregabamur

title: segregabamur


text: segregabamini

title: segregabamini


text: segregabantur

title: segregabantur


text: segregem

title: segregem


text: segreges

title: segreges


text: segreget

title: segreget


text: segregemus

title: segregemus


text: segregetis

title: segregetis


text: segregent

title: segregent


text: segregarem

title: segregarem


text: segregaret

title: segregaret


text: segregaremus

title: segregaremus


text: segregaretis

title: segregaretis


text: segregarent

title: segregarent


text: segregaverim

title: segregaverim


text: segregavissem

title: segregavissem


text: segregavisses

title: segregavisses


text: segregavisset

title: segregavisset


text: segregavissemus

title: segregavissemus


text: segregavissetis

title: segregavissetis


text: segregavissent

title: segregavissent


text: segreger

title: segreger


text: segregeris

title: segregeris


text: segregetur

title: segregetur


text: segregemur

title: segregemur


text: segregemini

title: segregemini


text: segregentur

title: segregentur


text: segregarer

title: segregarer


text: segregareris

title: segregareris


text: segregaretur

title: segregaretur


text: segregaremur

title: segregaremur


text: segregaremini

title: segregaremini


text: segregarentur

title: segregarentur


text: segregatote

title: segregatote


text: segreganto

title: segreganto


text:
segregator

Noun

 * 1) One who segregates.
 * 2) A device for collecting separate samples of urine from the two kidneys.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) filing cabinet
 * 2) binder

title: segregator


text: segregantor

title: segregantor


text: segregavisse

title: segregavisse


text: segregari

title: segregari


text:
secessus

Etymology 1
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) withdrawn
 * 2) seceded
 * 3) rebelled

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) withdrawal, retreat, recess, solitude
 * 2) privy, cesspool
 * 1) privy, cesspool
 * 1) privy, cesspool

title: secessus


text: secessa

title: secessa


text: secessum

title: secessum


text: secessae

title: secessae


text: secessorum

title: secessorum


text: secessarum

title: secessarum


text: secesso

title: secesso


text: secessis

title: secessis


text: secessam

title: secessam


text: secessos

title: secessos


text: secessas

title: secessas


text: secesse

title: secesse


text: seminas

title: seminas


text: seminat

title: seminat


text: seminamus

title: seminamus


text: seminatis

title: seminatis


text: seminant

title: seminant


text: seminabo

title: seminabo


text: seminabis

title: seminabis


text: seminabit

title: seminabit


text: seminabimus

title: seminabimus


text: seminabitis

title: seminabitis


text: seminabunt

title: seminabunt


text: seminabam

title: seminabam


text: seminabas

title: seminabas


text: seminabat

title: seminabat


text: seminabamus

title: seminabamus


text: seminabatis

title: seminabatis


text: seminabant

title: seminabant


text: seminavisti

title: seminavisti


text: seminavit

title: seminavit


text: seminavimus

title: seminavimus


text: seminavistis

title: seminavistis


text: seminaverunt

title: seminaverunt


text: seminavero

title: seminavero


text: seminaveris

title: seminaveris


text: seminaverit

title: seminaverit


text: seminaverimus

title: seminaverimus


text: seminaveritis

title: seminaveritis


text: seminaverint

title: seminaverint


text: seminaveram

title: seminaveram


text: seminaveras

title: seminaveras


text: seminaverat

title: seminaverat


text: seminaveramus

title: seminaveramus


text: seminaveratis

title: seminaveratis


text: seminaverant

title: seminaverant


text: seminor

title: seminor


text:
seminaris

Etymology
Affixed, from.

Noun

 * : a student training to be a priest at a Roman Catholic seminary.

title: seminaris


text: seminatur

title: seminatur


text: seminamur

title: seminamur


text: seminamini

title: seminamini


text: seminantur

title: seminantur


text: seminabor

title: seminabor


text: seminaberis

title: seminaberis


text: seminabitur

title: seminabitur


text: seminabimur

title: seminabimur


text: seminabimini

title: seminabimini


text: seminabuntur

title: seminabuntur


text: seminabar

title: seminabar


text: seminabaris

title: seminabaris


text: seminabatur

title: seminabatur


text: seminabamur

title: seminabamur


text: seminabamini

title: seminabamini


text: seminabantur

title: seminabantur


text: seminem

title: seminem


text: semines

title: semines


text: seminet

title: seminet


text: seminemus

title: seminemus


text: seminetis

title: seminetis


text: seminent

title: seminent


text: seminarem

title: seminarem


text: seminares

title: seminares


text: seminaret

title: seminaret


text: seminaremus

title: seminaremus


text: seminaretis

title: seminaretis


text: seminarent

title: seminarent


text: seminaverim

title: seminaverim


text: seminavissem

title: seminavissem


text: seminavisses

title: seminavisses


text: seminavisset

title: seminavisset


text: seminavissemus

title: seminavissemus


text: seminavissetis

title: seminavissetis


text: seminavissent

title: seminavissent


text:
seminer

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A meeting held for the purpose of giving information about a subject and discussing this information.
 * 2) Group work carried out in the form of discussion by the students under the direction of the lecturer at universities.

title: seminer


text: semineris

title: semineris


text: seminetur

title: seminetur


text: seminemur

title: seminemur


text: seminemini

title: seminemini


text: seminentur

title: seminentur


text: seminarer

title: seminarer


text: seminareris

title: seminareris


text: seminaretur

title: seminaretur


text: seminaremur

title: seminaremur


text: seminaremini

title: seminaremini


text: seminarentur

title: seminarentur


text: seminatote

title: seminatote


text: seminanto

title: seminanto


text:
seminator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  originator, producer, author

title: seminator


text: seminantor

title: seminantor


text: seminavisse

title: seminavisse


text:
seminatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) planted, sown

title: seminatus


text: seminatum

title: seminatum


text: seminatae

title: seminatae


text: seminatorum

title: seminatorum


text: seminatarum

title: seminatarum


text: seminatam

title: seminatam


text: seminatos

title: seminatos


text: seminatas

title: seminatas


text:
seminans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) planting, sowing

title: seminans


text: seminantes

title: seminantes


text: seminantia

title: seminantia


text: seminantis

title: seminantis


text: seminantium

title: seminantium


text: seminanti

title: seminanti


text: seminantibus

title: seminantibus


text: seminantem

title: seminantem


text: semitarum

title: semitarum


text: semitis

title: semitis


text: semitam

title: semitam


text: semitas

title: semitas


text: apartados

title: apartados


text:
sempiternus

Etymology
From. Compare with similarly formed, , and all of its class.

Adjective

 * 1) everlasting, perpetual, eternal, continual

title: sempiternus


text:
sempiternum

Noun

 * 1) A durable twilled woollen material.

title: sempiternum


text: sempiternae

title: sempiternae


text: sempiternorum

title: sempiternorum


text: sempiternarum

title: sempiternarum


text: sempiternis

title: sempiternis


text: sempiternam

title: sempiternam


text: sempiternos

title: sempiternos


text: sempiternas

title: sempiternas


text:
seorsum

Etymology 1
.

Adverb

 * 1) separately, apart

title: seorsum


text: sepelierunt

title: sepelierunt


text: apartadas

title: apartadas


text:
suicidium

Noun

 * 1) suicide

Etymology
From. Its use in modern and New Latin is attested later than, and perhaps ultimately from, English. , from, is attested in 's Contra quatuor labyrinthos Franciae (c. 1177), but both suicidium and suicida were otherwise unfound throughout the Middle Ages.

Noun

 * 1)  suicide

Descendants
All borrowed.

title: suicidium


text: apartada

title: apartada


text:
মরিচ

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) chili pepper

title: মরিচ


text:
Suicidium

Noun

 * 1) suicide

title: Suicidium


text: interrumpida

title: interrumpida


text: interrumpidos

title: interrumpidos


text: interrumpidas

title: interrumpidas


text:
plazoleta

Noun

 * 1) small town square

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a small town square

title: plazoleta


text: plazoletas

title: plazoletas


text: funerarios

title: funerarios


text:
Talk:suicidium

Latin
Some Latin finds in Google books: this, this, and this. --Dan Polansky 12:30, 9 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:suicidium


text: funerarias

title: funerarias


text:
User:RolfSander

See: www.rolf-sander.net

title: User:RolfSander


text: melancólica

title: melancólica


text: melancólicas

title: melancólicas


text: melancólicos

title: melancólicos


text: reprimida

title: reprimida


text: reprimidos

title: reprimidos


text: reprimidas

title: reprimidas


text:
vuider

Verb

 * 1)  to empty

title: vuider


text:
olta

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) fishing rod

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) time
 * 2) turn

title: olta


text:
inverosímil

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unlikely
 * 2) implausible, incredible
 * 1) implausible, incredible

title: inverosímil


text: inverosímiles

title: inverosímiles


text:
planette

Etymology
, from

Noun

 * 1) planet large celestial object

title: planette


text: planettes

title: planettes


text:
savamment

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) wisely; with knowledge and experience

title: savamment


text:
depescher

Verb

 * 1)  to hurry; to hurry up

title: depescher


text: escripvant

title: escripvant


text:
Talk:libre

English
What does OED have to say about the use of "libre" in the English language? --Bxj 13:14, 9 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Dunno, read it and find out. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:15, 9 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Hey, thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately OED isn't available for free, but others might already have access to it, which is why I asked. --Bxj 03:20, 21 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Says it's obsolete, from French, defined as "of the will: free", and gives quotes from 1599 and 1600, so :/ Enervation (talk) 15:35, 29 August 2017 (UTC)

21st c.
Given that the free software movement is from the 20th c. (GNU project, 1983) I find it surprising that we give 21st c. as defdate. – Jberkel 07:16, 27 May 2020 (UTC)
 * guess I’d better remove it, then. Can’t find any 20th-century quotations. — SGconlaw (talk) 08:37, 27 May 2020 (UTC)
 * Added a quotation from 1999. – Jberkel 11:50, 27 May 2020 (UTC)
 * great! — SGconlaw (talk) 12:53, 27 May 2020 (UTC)

Two English etymologies?
Does the close relationship between the two etymologies under the one English etymology heading justify keeping them together? It seems to me since they are already separate paragraphs, and the pronunciation differs between the two, they should be separate etymology sections. - excarnateSojourner (talk | contrib) 19:05, 6 April 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:libre


text:
escapper

Etymology
, from *

Verb

 * 1) to leave; to come out of; to depart from

title: escapper


text:
depesche

Noun

 * 1) dispatch express private message

title: depesche


text:
social trading

Noun

 * 1)  Shared or interactive trade in financial goods and services, through primarily online means.
 * 2)  Online financial trading conducted by means of a social network.

title: social trading


text:
suurin harppauksin

Etymology
Instructive plural of +.

Adverb

 * 1) leaps and bounds, by leaps and bounds considerably, significantly

title: suurin harppauksin


text: askelin

title: askelin


text:
harppaus

Noun

 * 1) leap long step

title: harppaus


text: harppauksin

title: harppauksin


text:
អាហារ

Etymology
From or. Compare 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) food, meal

title: អាហារ


text:
User talk:Nikosteve

This is the best damn site on the net, keep up the good work guys & girls. <> Nikosteve, Canada

title: User talk:Nikosteve


text:
ទឹកនោម

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) urine

title: ទឹកនោម


text:
នោម

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

Verb

 * 1) to urinate, to pee

Noun

 * 1) urine, pee

title: នោម


text:
អាហារូបករណ៍

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) scholarship

title: អាហារូបករណ៍


text:
សិក្សា

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to study, to learn, to conduct research

Noun

 * 1) study, learning, education

title: សិក្សា


text:
ផ្លូវការ

Etymology
🇰🇲

Adjective

 * 1) to be official

title: ផ្លូវការ


text: tvålens

title: tvålens


text: tvåls

title: tvåls


text: tvålars

title: tvålars


text: tvålarna

title: tvålarna


text: tvålarnas

title: tvålarnas


text: pizzans

title: pizzans


text:
chinchard

Noun

 * 1) jack mackerel

title: chinchard


text: pizzor

title: pizzor


text:
jack mackerel

Noun

 * 1) Any of various edible fish, especially of genus, but also genera ,  and.

Translations

 * Arabic: إِسْقُمَرِيّ حِصَان, طَرَاخُور
 * Belarusian: стаўры́да
 * Bulgarian:
 * Catalan:
 * Danish:
 * Dutch:
 * French:
 * Galician:, ,
 * German:, Bastardmakrele
 * Greek:
 * Ancient Greek: τράχουρος, σαῦρος
 * Italian: sugarello
 * Japanese:
 * Maori: hauture
 * Occitan:
 * Portuguese:
 * Romanian:
 * Russian: ,
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: ша̀рӯн
 * Latin:
 * Spanish: jurel,
 * Swedish:
 * Turkish:
 * Ukrainian: ставри́да

title: jack mackerel


text: fyrkantigt

title: fyrkantigt


text:
裁断

Noun

 * 1) judgement
 * 2) cutting fabric

Verb

 * 1) judge
 * 2) * 富井政章, 民法原論:
 * 3) cut up
 * 1) cut up

title: 裁断


text:
sepeliendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be buried
 * 2) which is to be used for a funeral

title: sepeliendus


text: sepelienda

title: sepelienda


text: sepeliendum

title: sepeliendum


text: sepeliendi

title: sepeliendi


text: sepeliendae

title: sepeliendae


text: sepeliendorum

title: sepeliendorum


text: sepeliendarum

title: sepeliendarum


text: sepeliendo

title: sepeliendo


text: sepeliendis

title: sepeliendis


text: sepeliendam

title: sepeliendam


text: sepeliendos

title: sepeliendos


text: sepeliendas

title: sepeliendas


text: sepeliende

title: sepeliende


text: äpples

title: äpples


text: äpplets

title: äpplets


text: äpplens

title: äpplens


text: äpplenas

title: äpplenas


text:
sepes

Etymology
Monophthongized 'rustic' counterpart to. From.

Noun

 * 1) hedge, fence

Descendants

 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:

title: sepes


text: sepibus

title: sepibus


text: sepem

title: sepem


text:
最高裁

Noun

 * 1) Supreme Court

title: 最高裁


text:
最高裁判所

Noun

 * 1) Supreme Court

title: 最高裁判所


text: ordens

title: ordens


text:
septies

Adverb

 * 1) seven times

title: septies


text: sepulchrum

title: sepulchrum


text: sepulchra

title: sepulchra


text: sepulchri

title: sepulchri


text: sepulchrorum

title: sepulchrorum


text: sepulchro

title: sepulchro


text: sepulchris

title: sepulchris


text:
裁量

Verb

 * 1) to weigh up and decide

Noun

 * 1) judgement, discretion, admeasurement

Verb

 * 1) admeasure, determine the quantity of someone's share

title: 裁量


text: serabo

title: serabo


text: serabis

title: serabis


text: serabit

title: serabit


text: serabimus

title: serabimus


text: serabitis

title: serabitis


text: serabunt

title: serabunt


text: serabam

title: serabam


text: serabas

title: serabas


text: serabat

title: serabat


text: serabamus

title: serabamus


text: serabatis

title: serabatis


text: serabant

title: serabant


text: seravi

title: seravi


text: seravisti

title: seravisti


text: seravit

title: seravit


text: seravimus

title: seravimus


text: seravistis

title: seravistis


text: seraverunt

title: seraverunt


text: seravero

title: seravero


text: seraveris

title: seraveris


text: seraverit

title: seraverit


text: seraverimus

title: seraverimus


text: seraveritis

title: seraveritis


text: seraverint

title: seraverint


text: seraveram

title: seraveram


text: seraveras

title: seraveras


text: seraverat

title: seraverat


text: seraveramus

title: seraveramus


text: seraveratis

title: seraveratis


text: seraverant

title: seraverant


text: serabor

title: serabor


text: seraberis

title: seraberis


text: serabitur

title: serabitur


text: serabimur

title: serabimur


text: serabimini

title: serabimini


text: serabuntur

title: serabuntur


text: serabar

title: serabar


text: serabaris

title: serabaris


text: serabatur

title: serabatur


text: serabamur

title: serabamur


text: serabamini

title: serabamini


text: serabantur

title: serabantur


text:
serem

Noun

 * 1) ant black

title: serem


text: serarem

title: serarem


text: serares

title: serares


text: seraret

title: seraret


text: seraremus

title: seraremus


text: seraretis

title: seraretis


text: serarent

title: serarent


text: seraverim

title: seraverim


text: seravissem

title: seravissem


text: seravisses

title: seravisses


text: seravisset

title: seravisset


text: seravissemus

title: seravissemus


text: seravissetis

title: seravissetis


text: seravissent

title: seravissent


text: serarer

title: serarer


text: serareris

title: serareris


text: seraretur

title: seraretur


text: seraremur

title: seraremur


text: seraremini

title: seraremini


text: serarentur

title: serarentur


text: serato

title: serato


text: seratote

title: seratote


text: seranto

title: seranto


text: serator

title: serator


text: serantor

title: serantor


text: seravisse

title: seravisse


text: serari

title: serari


text: sevisti

title: sevisti


text: sevit

title: sevit


text:
hajan

Etymology
Instructive of.

title: hajan


text: sevimus

title: sevimus


text: sevistis

title: sevistis


text: severunt

title: severunt


text: severit

title: severit


text: severimus

title: severimus


text: severitis

title: severitis


text: severint

title: severint


text: severat

title: severat


text: severamus

title: severamus


text: severatis

title: severatis


text: severant

title: severant


text: sevissem

title: sevissem


text: sevisses

title: sevisses


text: sevisset

title: sevisset


text: sevissemus

title: sevissemus


text: sevissetis

title: sevissetis


text: sevissent

title: sevissent


text: sevisse

title: sevisse


text: 簡裁

title: 簡裁


text:
signans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) marking
 * 2) sealing, stamping
 * 3) pointing out, designating, expressing, indicating
 * 4) distinguishing, recognizing

title: signans


text: signantes

title: signantes


text: signantia

title: signantia


text: signantis

title: signantis


text: signantium

title: signantium


text: signanti

title: signanti


text: signante

title: signante


text: signantibus

title: signantibus


text: signantem

title: signantem


text: pingvinernas

title: pingvinernas


text: 高裁

title: 高裁


text:
tvåhundra

Numeral

 * 1) two hundred

title: tvåhundra


text:
家裁

Noun

 * 1) family court

title: 家裁


text: 地裁

title: 地裁


text: sinistrum

title: sinistrum


text: sinistrae

title: sinistrae


text: sinistram

title: sinistram


text: sinistrorum

title: sinistrorum


text: sinistrarum

title: sinistrarum


text: sinistris

title: sinistris


text: sinistros

title: sinistros


text: sinistras

title: sinistras


text:
裁定

Verb

 * 1)  to adjudicate; to rule

Noun

 * 1)  ruling; verdict; decision

Noun

 * 1) judgement
 * 2) arbitration

Verb

 * 1) rule, adjudicate on

title: 裁定


text:
天裁

Noun

 * 1) judgement by the emperor

title: 天裁


text:
sitiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) thirsting, thirsty

Noun

 * 1) punch (a strike using a fist)

title: sitiens


text: sitientes

title: sitientes


text: sitientia

title: sitientia


text: sitientis

title: sitientis


text: sitientium

title: sitientium


text: sitienti

title: sitienti


text: sitientibus

title: sitientibus


text: sitientem

title: sitientem


text: soluta

title: soluta


text: solutae

title: solutae


text: solutorum

title: solutorum


text: solutarum

title: solutarum


text: solutis

title: solutis


text: solutam

title: solutam


text: solutos

title: solutos


text: solutas

title: solutas


text: spargis

title: spargis


text: spargit

title: spargit


text: spargimus

title: spargimus


text: spargitis

title: spargitis


text: spargunt

title: spargunt


text: spargam

title: spargam


text: sparget

title: sparget


text: spargemus

title: spargemus


text: spargetis

title: spargetis


text: spargent

title: spargent


text: spargebam

title: spargebam


text: spargebas

title: spargebas


text: spargebat

title: spargebat


text: spargebamus

title: spargebamus


text: spargebatis

title: spargebatis


text: spargebant

title: spargebant


text: sparsisti

title: sparsisti


text: sparsit

title: sparsit


text: sparsimus

title: sparsimus


text: sparsistis

title: sparsistis


text: sparserunt

title: sparserunt


text: sparseris

title: sparseris


text: sparserit

title: sparserit


text: sparserimus

title: sparserimus


text: sparseritis

title: sparseritis


text: sparserint

title: sparserint


text: sparseram

title: sparseram


text: sparseras

title: sparseras


text: sparserat

title: sparserat


text: sparseramus

title: sparseramus


text: sparseratis

title: sparseratis


text: sparserant

title: sparserant


text: spargor

title: spargor


text: spargeris

title: spargeris


text: spargitur

title: spargitur


text: spargimur

title: spargimur


text: spargimini

title: spargimini


text: sparguntur

title: sparguntur


text: spargar

title: spargar


text: spargetur

title: spargetur


text: spargemur

title: spargemur


text: spargemini

title: spargemini


text: spargentur

title: spargentur


text: spargebar

title: spargebar


text: spargebaris

title: spargebaris


text: spargebatur

title: spargebatur


text: spargebamur

title: spargebamur


text: spargebamini

title: spargebamini


text: spargebantur

title: spargebantur


text: spargas

title: spargas


text: spargat

title: spargat


text: spargamus

title: spargamus


text: spargatis

title: spargatis


text: spargant

title: spargant


text: spargerem

title: spargerem


text: spargeres

title: spargeres


text: spargeret

title: spargeret


text: spargeremus

title: spargeremus


text: spargeretis

title: spargeretis


text: spargerent

title: spargerent


text: sparserim

title: sparserim


text: sparsissem

title: sparsissem


text: sparsisses

title: sparsisses


text: sparsisset

title: sparsisset


text: sparsissemus

title: sparsissemus


text: sparsissetis

title: sparsissetis


text: sparsissent

title: sparsissent


text: spargaris

title: spargaris


text: spargatur

title: spargatur


text: spargamur

title: spargamur


text: spargamini

title: spargamini


text: spargantur

title: spargantur


text: spargerer

title: spargerer


text: spargereris

title: spargereris


text: spargeretur

title: spargeretur


text: spargeremur

title: spargeremur


text: spargeremini

title: spargeremini


text: spargerentur

title: spargerentur


text: spargito

title: spargito


text: spargite

title: spargite


text: spargitote

title: spargitote


text: spargunto

title: spargunto


text: spargitor

title: spargitor


text: sparguntor

title: sparguntor


text: sparsisse

title: sparsisse


text: spinae

title: spinae


text: spinarum

title: spinarum


text: spinis

title: spinis


text: spinam

title: spinam


text: spinas

title: spinas


text: sponsae

title: sponsae


text: sponsarum

title: sponsarum


text: sponsam

title: sponsam


text: sponsas

title: sponsas


text: sportae

title: sportae


text: sportarum

title: sportarum


text: sportis

title: sportis


text: sportam

title: sportam


text:
sportas

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sport

title: sportas


text:
spurcitia

Noun

 * 1) filth, dirt

title: spurcitia


text:
Template talk:fr-pronoun

This (by its own admission) seems to be a copy of fr-noun, or more precisely an older version of it. Problem is, not all pronouns have gender (I think) and not all pronouns have plurals (certainly). I've made the gender conditional, I think if the plural is conditional as well then the template doesn't pose any problems. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:51, 9 December 2010 (UTC)

Bit of a hack
The way I've edited the code, it requires both the masculine plural and the feminine plural to be given, or neither. Pronouns are usually invariable (je, moi tu, etc.) or more rarely have all four forms (lequel, laquelle, lesquels, lesquelles). I cannot think of any that have a masculine plural but not a feminine plural, or vice versa. If there is such a case, this template won't cover it. Of course, will. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:36, 20 September 2012 (UTC)

title: Template talk:fr-pronoun


text: spurcitiae

title: spurcitiae


text: spurcitiarum

title: spurcitiarum


text: spurcitiis

title: spurcitiis


text: spurcitiam

title: spurcitiam


text: spurcitias

title: spurcitias


text: stateres

title: stateres


text: stateris

title: stateris


text: staterum

title: staterum


text: stateri

title: stateri


text: stateribus

title: stateribus


text: staterem

title: staterem


text: statere

title: statere


text:
suffoco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to choke, stifle, strangle, suffocate, drown

Usage notes
To convey the verb "suffocate" in the sense of "suffer from severely reduced oxygen intake to the body," one must use the passive voice; the active voice is said of someone who causes another to suffer from severely reduced oxygen intake to the body.

Descendants

 * Italo-Romance:
 * North Italian:
 * Borrowings:
 * North Italian:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:

title: suffoco


text: suffocas

title: suffocas


text: suffocat

title: suffocat


text: suffocamus

title: suffocamus


text: suffocatis

title: suffocatis


text:
suffocant

Adjective

 * 1) suffocating
 * 2) sultry

title: suffocant


text: suffocabo

title: suffocabo


text: suffocabis

title: suffocabis


text: suffocabit

title: suffocabit


text: suffocabimus

title: suffocabimus


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title: suffocabitis


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title: suffocavi


text: suffocavisti

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title: suffocaverit


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title: suffocaveratis


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title: suffocaverant


text: suffocor

title: suffocor


text: suffocaris

title: suffocaris


text: suffocatur

title: suffocatur


text: suffocamur

title: suffocamur


text: suffocamini

title: suffocamini


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title: suffocantur


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title: suffocabor


text: suffocaberis

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title: suffocabamur


text: suffocabamini

title: suffocabamini


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title: suffocabantur


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text: suffocet

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title: suffocavisset


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title: suffocavissent


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title: suffocer


text: suffoceris

title: suffoceris


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title: suffocetur


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title: suffocemur


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title: suffocemini


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title: suffocentur


text: suffocarer

title: suffocarer


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title: suffocareris


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title: suffocaretur


text: suffocaremur

title: suffocaremur


text: suffocaremini

title: suffocaremini


text: suffocarentur

title: suffocarentur


text: suffoca

title: suffoca


text: suffocato

title: suffocato


text: suffocatote

title: suffocatote


text: suffocanto

title: suffocanto


text: suffocare

title: suffocare


text:
suffocator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) One who suffocates someone.

Translations

 * Italian: soffocatore

title: suffocator


text: suffocantor

title: suffocantor


text: suffocavisse

title: suffocavisse


text: suffocari

title: suffocari


text:
sumens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) assuming
 * 2) seizing, claiming
 * 3) undertaking
 * 4) punishing

title: sumens


text: sumentes

title: sumentes


text: sumentia

title: sumentia


text: sumentis

title: sumentis


text: sumentium

title: sumentium


text: sumenti

title: sumenti


text: sumentibus

title: sumentibus


text: sumentem

title: sumentem


text:
superlucror

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to gain in addition

title: superlucror


text: superlucraris

title: superlucraris


text: superlucratur

title: superlucratur


text: superlucramur

title: superlucramur


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title: superlucrabuntur


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title: superlucrabaris


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title: superlucrabatur


text: superlucrabamur

title: superlucrabamur


text: superlucrabamini

title: superlucrabamini


text: superlucrabantur

title: superlucrabantur


text: superlucrer

title: superlucrer


text: superlucreris

title: superlucreris


text: superlucretur

title: superlucretur


text: superlucremur

title: superlucremur


text: superlucremini

title: superlucremini


text: superlucrentur

title: superlucrentur


text: superlucrarer

title: superlucrarer


text: superlucrareris

title: superlucrareris


text: superlucraretur

title: superlucraretur


text: superlucraremur

title: superlucraremur


text: superlucraremini

title: superlucraremini


text: superlucrarentur

title: superlucrarentur


text: superlucrare

title: superlucrare


text: superlucrator

title: superlucrator


text: superlucrantor

title: superlucrantor


text: superlucrari

title: superlucrari


text:
superlucratus

Etymology
Perfect active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) gained in addition

title: superlucratus


text: superlucrata

title: superlucrata


text: superlucratum

title: superlucratum


text: superlucrati

title: superlucrati


text: superlucratae

title: superlucratae


text: superlucratorum

title: superlucratorum


text: superlucratarum

title: superlucratarum


text: superlucrato

title: superlucrato


text: superlucratis

title: superlucratis


text: superlucratam

title: superlucratam


text: superlucratos

title: superlucratos


text: superlucratas

title: superlucratas


text: superlucrate

title: superlucrate


text:
supersemino

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to plant or sow upon or over

title: supersemino


text:
supersubstantialis

Etymology
From. Coined as a calque of, with super- for and substantia for.

Adjective

 * 1) perhaps "life-sustaining"

title: supersubstantialis


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title: supersubstantiale


text: supersubstantiales

title: supersubstantiales


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title: supersubstantialia


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title: supersubstantiali


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text: supersubstantialem

title: supersubstantialem


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title: superseminabimus


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title: superseminaverunt


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title: superseminamur


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title: supersemines


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title: superseminet


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title: superseminemus


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title: superseminaret


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title: superseminaverim


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text: superseminavisset

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title: superseminavissent


text:
Appendix:Etymology/escalator

This is the etymology of.

Etymology
Several authors and historians have contributed their own differing interpretations of the source of the word “escalator”, and some degree of misinformation has heretofore proliferated on the Internet. For reference, contradictory citations by seven separate individuals, including the Otis Elevator Company itself, are provided below.

Name development and original intentions
Charles Seeberger trademarked the word "escalator" in 1900, to coincide with his device’s debut at the Exposition Universelle. According to his own account, in 1895, his legal counsel advised him to name his new invention, and he then set out to devise a title for it on his own. As evidenced in Seeberger's own handwritten documents, archived at the Otis Elevator Company headquarters in Farmington, Connecticut, the inventor consulted "a Latin lexicon" and "adopted as the root of the new word, 'Scala'; as a prefix, 'E' and as a suffix, 'Tor.'" His own rough translation of the word thus created was "means of traversing from", and he intended for the word to be pronounced, "es‧ʹkæl‧ə‧tər" (es-CAL-a-tor).

"Escalator" was not a combination of other French or Greek words, and was never a derivative of "elevator" in the original sense, which means "one who raises up, a deliverer" in Latin. Similarly, the root word "scala" does not mean "a flight of steps", but is defined by Lewis and Short’s A Latin Dictionary as the singular form of the plural noun "scalae",  which denotes any of the following: "a flight of steps or stairs, a staircase; a ladder, [or] a scaling-ladder."

The alleged intended capitalization of "escalator" is likewise a topic of debate. Seeberger’s trademark application lists the word not only with the "E" but also with all of the letters capitalized (in two different instances), and he specifies that, "any other form and character of type may be employed . . . without altering in any essential manner the character of [the] trade-mark." That his initial specifications are ostensibly inconsistent, and since Otis Elevator Co. advertisements so frequently capitalized all of the letters in the word, suppositions about the "capital ‘e’" are difficult to formulate.

Derivatives of 'escalator'
The verb "escalate" originated in 1922, and has two uses, the primary: "to climb or reach by means of an escalator" or "to travel on an escalator", and the secondary: "to increase or develop by successive stages; spec. to develop from 'conventional' warfare into nuclear warfare." The latter definition was first printed in the Manchester Guardian in 1959, but grew to prominent use during the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Loss of trademark rights
In 1950, the landmark case Haughton Elevator Co. v. Seeberger precipitated the end of Otis' reign over exclusive use of the word "escalator", and simultaneously created a cautionary study for companies and individuals interested in trademark retention. Confirming the contention of the Examiner of Trademark Interferences, Assistant Commissioner of Patents Murphy’s decision rejected the Otis Elevator Company’s appeal to keep their trademark intact, and noted that "the term 'escalator' is recognized by the general public as the name for a moving stairway and not the source thereof", observing that the Otis Elevator Co. had "used the term as a generic descriptive term…in a number of patents which [had] been issued to them and…in their advertising matter." All trademark protections were removed from the word "escalator", the term was officially genericized, and it fell into the public domain.

title: Appendix:Etymology/escalator


text: superseminer

title: superseminer


text: supersemineris

title: supersemineris


text: superseminetur

title: superseminetur


text: superseminemur

title: superseminemur


text: superseminemini

title: superseminemini


text: superseminentur

title: superseminentur


text: superseminarer

title: superseminarer


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title: superseminareris


text: superseminaretur

title: superseminaretur


text: superseminaremur

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text: superseminaremini

title: superseminaremini


text: superseminarentur

title: superseminarentur


text: supersemina

title: supersemina


text: superseminato

title: superseminato


text:
superseminate

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To sow over something previously sown.

title: superseminate


text: superseminatote

title: superseminatote


text: superseminanto

title: superseminanto


text: superseminare

title: superseminare


text: superseminator

title: superseminator


text: superseminantor

title: superseminantor


text: superseminavisse

title: superseminavisse


text: superseminari

title: superseminari


text: Thesaurus:excellently

title: Thesaurus:excellently


text:
suprascriptio

Noun

 * 1) title
 * 2) inscription

title: suprascriptio


text: suprascriptiones

title: suprascriptiones


text: suprascriptionis

title: suprascriptionis


text: suprascriptionum

title: suprascriptionum


text: suprascriptioni

title: suprascriptioni


text: suprascriptionibus

title: suprascriptionibus


text: suprascriptionem

title: suprascriptionem


text: suprascriptione

title: suprascriptione


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title: synagogae


text: synagogarum

title: synagogarum


text: synagogis

title: synagogis


text: synagogam

title: synagogam


text:
insonoriser

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to deafen, to soundproof to make something soundproof

title: insonoriser


text:
teloneum

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) toll booth
 * 2) custom house

title: teloneum


text: telonea

title: telonea


text: telonei

title: telonei


text: teloneorum

title: teloneorum


text: teloneo

title: teloneo


text: teloneis

title: teloneis


text:
temptans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) testing, trying
 * 2) urging

title: temptans


text: temptantes

title: temptantes


text: temptantia

title: temptantia


text: temptantis

title: temptantis


text: temptantium

title: temptantium


text: temptanti

title: temptanti


text: temptante

title: temptante


text: temptantibus

title: temptantibus


text: temptantem

title: temptantem


text:
temptatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) trial, temptation

title: temptatio


text: temptationes

title: temptationes


text: temptationis

title: temptationis


text: temptationum

title: temptationum


text: temptationi

title: temptationi


text: temptationibus

title: temptationibus


text: temptationem

title: temptationem


text: temptatione

title: temptatione


text:
tetrarches

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) tetrarch

title: tetrarches


text:
problematiikka

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬), ultimately from. Contains the suffix.

Noun

 * 1) problematic problem or difficulty in a particular field of study

title: problematiikka


text:
thesaurizo

Etymology
Late Latin borrowing from 🇨🇬, from, from , from 🇨🇬, cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc..

Verb

 * 1)  to gather or lay up treasure

title: thesaurizo


text: thesaurizas

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text: thesaurizat

title: thesaurizat


text: thesaurizamus

title: thesaurizamus


text: thesaurizatis

title: thesaurizatis


text: thesaurizant

title: thesaurizant


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title: thesaurizabit


text: thesaurizabimus

title: thesaurizabimus


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title: thesaurizabitis


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title: thesaurizabunt


text: thesaurizabam

title: thesaurizabam


text: thesaurizabas

title: thesaurizabas


text: thesaurizabat

title: thesaurizabat


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title: thesaurizabamus


text: thesaurizabatis

title: thesaurizabatis


text: thesaurizabant

title: thesaurizabant


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title: thesaurizavi


text: thesaurizavisti

title: thesaurizavisti


text: thesaurizavit

title: thesaurizavit


text: thesaurizavimus

title: thesaurizavimus


text: thesaurizavistis

title: thesaurizavistis


text: thesaurizaverunt

title: thesaurizaverunt


text: thesaurizavero

title: thesaurizavero


text: thesaurizaveris

title: thesaurizaveris


text: thesaurizaverit

title: thesaurizaverit


text: thesaurizaverimus

title: thesaurizaverimus


text: thesaurizaveritis

title: thesaurizaveritis


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title: thesaurizaverint


text: thesaurizaveram

title: thesaurizaveram


text: thesaurizaveras

title: thesaurizaveras


text: thesaurizaverat

title: thesaurizaverat


text: thesaurizaveramus

title: thesaurizaveramus


text: thesaurizaveratis

title: thesaurizaveratis


text: thesaurizaverant

title: thesaurizaverant


text: thesaurizor

title: thesaurizor


text: thesaurizaris

title: thesaurizaris


text: thesaurizatur

title: thesaurizatur


text: thesaurizamur

title: thesaurizamur


text: thesaurizamini

title: thesaurizamini


text: thesaurizantur

title: thesaurizantur


text: thesaurizabor

title: thesaurizabor


text: thesaurizaberis

title: thesaurizaberis


text: thesaurizabitur

title: thesaurizabitur


text: thesaurizabimur

title: thesaurizabimur


text: thesaurizabimini

title: thesaurizabimini


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title: thesaurizabuntur


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title: thesaurizabar


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title: thesaurizabaris


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title: thesaurizabatur


text: thesaurizabamur

title: thesaurizabamur


text: thesaurizabamini

title: thesaurizabamini


text: thesaurizabantur

title: thesaurizabantur


text: thesaurizem

title: thesaurizem


text: thesaurizes

title: thesaurizes


text: thesaurizet

title: thesaurizet


text: thesaurizemus

title: thesaurizemus


text: thesaurizetis

title: thesaurizetis


text: thesaurizent

title: thesaurizent


text: thesaurizarem

title: thesaurizarem


text: thesaurizares

title: thesaurizares


text: thesaurizaret

title: thesaurizaret


text: thesaurizaremus

title: thesaurizaremus


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title: thesaurizaretis


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title: thesaurizarent


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title: thesaurizaverim


text: thesaurizavissem

title: thesaurizavissem


text: thesaurizavisses

title: thesaurizavisses


text: thesaurizavisset

title: thesaurizavisset


text: thesaurizavissemus

title: thesaurizavissemus


text: thesaurizavissetis

title: thesaurizavissetis


text: thesaurizavissent

title: thesaurizavissent


text: thesaurizer

title: thesaurizer


text: thesaurizeris

title: thesaurizeris


text: thesaurizetur

title: thesaurizetur


text: thesaurizemur

title: thesaurizemur


text: thesaurizemini

title: thesaurizemini


text: thesaurizentur

title: thesaurizentur


text: thesaurizarer

title: thesaurizarer


text: thesaurizareris

title: thesaurizareris


text: thesaurizaretur

title: thesaurizaretur


text: thesaurizaremur

title: thesaurizaremur


text: thesaurizaremini

title: thesaurizaremini


text: thesaurizarentur

title: thesaurizarentur


text: thesauriza

title: thesauriza


text: thesaurizato

title: thesaurizato


text: thesaurizate

title: thesaurizate


text: thesaurizatote

title: thesaurizatote


text: thesaurizanto

title: thesaurizanto


text: thesaurizare

title: thesaurizare


text: thesaurizator

title: thesaurizator


text: thesaurizantor

title: thesaurizantor


text: thesaurizavisse

title: thesaurizavisse


text: thesaurizari

title: thesaurizari


text:
thesaurizatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) treasured (gathered as treasure)

title: thesaurizatus


text: thesaurizata

title: thesaurizata


text: thesaurizatum

title: thesaurizatum


text: thesaurizati

title: thesaurizati


text: thesaurizatae

title: thesaurizatae


text: thesaurizatorum

title: thesaurizatorum


text: thesaurizatarum

title: thesaurizatarum


text: thesaurizatam

title: thesaurizatam


text: thesaurizatos

title: thesaurizatos


text: thesaurizatas

title: thesaurizatas


text:
tibicen

Etymology
From the.

Noun

 * 1)  A -player; a,.

Etymology
For ,

Noun

 * 1)  a kind of, , or  of a building
 * 1)  a kind of, , or  of a building

title: tibicen


text:
tibicines

Etymology
From the, the nominative plural form of , whence.

title: tibicines


text: tibicinis

title: tibicinis


text: tibicinum

title: tibicinum


text: tibicini

title: tibicini


text: tibicinibus

title: tibicinibus


text: tibicinem

title: tibicinem


text:
tibicine

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  tibicen

title: tibicine


text:
User:PaparazziPulse

Hello, my name's Anthony and I'm here mainly to contribute to Wikisaurus.

title: User:PaparazziPulse


text:
tolerabiliter

Adverb

 * 1) bearably, passably, tolerably

title: tolerabiliter


text: tolerabilius

title: tolerabilius


text: tolerabilissime

title: tolerabilissime


text:
torcular

Noun

 * 1)  A tourniquet.

Noun

 * 1) press (for wine or oil)
 * 2) wine cellar (or room for pressing wine)
 * 1) wine cellar (or room for pressing wine)

title: torcular


text: torcularia

title: torcularia


text: torcularis

title: torcularis


text: torcularium

title: torcularium


text: torculari

title: torculari


text: torcularibus

title: torcularibus


text:
tortor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) executioner, torturer

Noun

 * 1) funnel

title: tortor


text: tortores

title: tortores


text: tortoris

title: tortoris


text: tortorum

title: tortorum


text: tortori

title: tortori


text: tortoribus

title: tortoribus


text: tortorem

title: tortorem


text:
tradendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be delivered or surrendered etc.

title: tradendus


text: tradenda

title: tradenda


text: tradendum

title: tradendum


text: tradendi

title: tradendi


text: tradendae

title: tradendae


text: tradendorum

title: tradendorum


text: tradendarum

title: tradendarum


text: tradendis

title: tradendis


text: tradendam

title: tradendam


text: tradendos

title: tradendos


text: tradendas

title: tradendas


text: tradende

title: tradende


text:
tradens

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) handing over, delivering, surrendering

title: tradens


text: tradentes

title: tradentes


text: tradentia

title: tradentia


text: tradentis

title: tradentis


text: tradentium

title: tradentium


text: tradenti

title: tradenti


text: tradentibus

title: tradentibus


text: tradentem

title: tradentem


text:
ភ្លើង

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) fire, flame
 * 2) light, flare
 * 3) electricity

title: ភ្លើង


text:
ក្ដាម

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

Noun

 * 1)  crab
 * 2)  cramp
 * 1)  cramp
 * 1)  cramp

title: ក្ដាម


text:
transfigurat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) transfigured

title: transfigurat


text: transfiguramus

title: transfiguramus


text: transfiguratis

title: transfiguratis


text: transfigurabo

title: transfigurabo


text: transfigurabis

title: transfigurabis


text: transfigurabit

title: transfigurabit


text: transfigurabimus

title: transfigurabimus


text: transfigurabitis

title: transfigurabitis


text: transfigurabunt

title: transfigurabunt


text: transfigurabam

title: transfigurabam


text: transfigurabat

title: transfigurabat


text: transfigurabamus

title: transfigurabamus


text: transfigurabatis

title: transfigurabatis


text: transfigurabant

title: transfigurabant


text: transfiguravi

title: transfiguravi


text: transfiguravisti

title: transfiguravisti


text: transfiguravit

title: transfiguravit


text: transfiguravimus

title: transfiguravimus


text: transfiguravistis

title: transfiguravistis


text: transfiguraverunt

title: transfiguraverunt


text: transfiguravero

title: transfiguravero


text: transfiguraveris

title: transfiguraveris


text: transfiguraverit

title: transfiguraverit


text: transfiguraverimus

title: transfiguraverimus


text: transfiguraveritis

title: transfiguraveritis


text: transfiguraverint

title: transfiguraverint


text: transfiguraveram

title: transfiguraveram


text: transfiguraveras

title: transfiguraveras


text: transfiguraverat

title: transfiguraverat


text: transfiguraveramus

title: transfiguraveramus


text: transfiguraveratis

title: transfiguraveratis


text: transfiguraverant

title: transfiguraverant


text: transfiguror

title: transfiguror


text: transfiguraris

title: transfiguraris


text: transfiguratur

title: transfiguratur


text: transfiguramur

title: transfiguramur


text: transfiguramini

title: transfiguramini


text: transfigurantur

title: transfigurantur


text: transfigurabor

title: transfigurabor


text: transfiguraberis

title: transfiguraberis


text: transfigurabitur

title: transfigurabitur


text: transfigurabimur

title: transfigurabimur


text: transfigurabimini

title: transfigurabimini


text: transfigurabuntur

title: transfigurabuntur


text: transfigurabar

title: transfigurabar


text: transfigurabaris

title: transfigurabaris


text: transfigurabatur

title: transfigurabatur


text: transfigurabamur

title: transfigurabamur


text: transfigurabamini

title: transfigurabamini


text: transfigurabantur

title: transfigurabantur


text: transfigurem

title: transfigurem


text: transfiguret

title: transfiguret


text: transfiguremus

title: transfiguremus


text: transfiguretis

title: transfiguretis


text: transfigurarem

title: transfigurarem


text: transfiguraret

title: transfiguraret


text: transfiguraremus

title: transfiguraremus


text: transfiguraretis

title: transfiguraretis


text: transfigurarent

title: transfigurarent


text: transfiguraverim

title: transfiguraverim


text: transfiguravissem

title: transfiguravissem


text: transfiguravisses

title: transfiguravisses


text: transfiguravisset

title: transfiguravisset


text: transfiguravissemus

title: transfiguravissemus


text: transfiguravissetis

title: transfiguravissetis


text: transfiguravissent

title: transfiguravissent


text: transfigureris

title: transfigureris


text: transfiguretur

title: transfiguretur


text: transfiguremur

title: transfiguremur


text: transfiguremini

title: transfiguremini


text: transfigurentur

title: transfigurentur


text: transfigurarer

title: transfigurarer


text: transfigurareris

title: transfigurareris


text: transfiguraretur

title: transfiguraretur


text: transfiguraremur

title: transfiguraremur


text: transfiguraremini

title: transfiguraremini


text: transfigurarentur

title: transfigurarentur


text: transfigurato

title: transfigurato


text: transfiguratote

title: transfiguratote


text: transfiguranto

title: transfiguranto


text: transfigurator

title: transfigurator


text: transfigurantor

title: transfigurantor


text: transfiguravisse

title: transfiguravisse


text: transfigurari

title: transfigurari


text:
transfiguratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transformed, transfigured or metamorphosed

title: transfiguratus


text:
transfreto

Verb

 * 1) to cross a strait
 * 2) to pass over the sea
 * 3) to ferry (across)

title: transfreto


text: transfretas

title: transfretas


text: transfretat

title: transfretat


text: transfretamus

title: transfretamus


text: transfretatis

title: transfretatis


text: transfretant

title: transfretant


text: transfretabo

title: transfretabo


text: transfretabis

title: transfretabis


text: transfretabit

title: transfretabit


text: transfretabimus

title: transfretabimus


text: transfretabitis

title: transfretabitis


text: transfretabunt

title: transfretabunt


text: transfretabam

title: transfretabam


text: transfretabas

title: transfretabas


text: transfretabat

title: transfretabat


text: transfretabamus

title: transfretabamus


text: transfretabatis

title: transfretabatis


text: transfretabant

title: transfretabant


text: transfretavi

title: transfretavi


text: transfretavisti

title: transfretavisti


text: transfretavit

title: transfretavit


text: transfretavimus

title: transfretavimus


text: transfretavistis

title: transfretavistis


text: transfretaverunt

title: transfretaverunt


text: transfretavero

title: transfretavero


text: transfretaveris

title: transfretaveris


text: transfretaverit

title: transfretaverit


text: transfretaverimus

title: transfretaverimus


text: transfretaveritis

title: transfretaveritis


text: transfretaverint

title: transfretaverint


text: transfretaveram

title: transfretaveram


text: transfretaveras

title: transfretaveras


text: transfretaverat

title: transfretaverat


text: transfretaveramus

title: transfretaveramus


text: transfretaveratis

title: transfretaveratis


text: transfretaverant

title: transfretaverant


text: transfretor

title: transfretor


text: transfretaris

title: transfretaris


text: transfretatur

title: transfretatur


text: transfretamur

title: transfretamur


text: transfretamini

title: transfretamini


text: transfretantur

title: transfretantur


text: transfretabor

title: transfretabor


text: transfretaberis

title: transfretaberis


text: transfretabitur

title: transfretabitur


text: transfretabimur

title: transfretabimur


text: transfretabimini

title: transfretabimini


text: transfretabuntur

title: transfretabuntur


text: transfretabar

title: transfretabar


text: transfretabaris

title: transfretabaris


text: transfretabatur

title: transfretabatur


text: transfretabamur

title: transfretabamur


text: transfretabamini

title: transfretabamini


text: transfretabantur

title: transfretabantur


text: transfretem

title: transfretem


text: transfretes

title: transfretes


text: transfretet

title: transfretet


text: transfretemus

title: transfretemus


text: transfretetis

title: transfretetis


text: transfretent

title: transfretent


text: transfretarem

title: transfretarem


text: transfretares

title: transfretares


text: transfretaret

title: transfretaret


text: transfretaremus

title: transfretaremus


text: transfretaretis

title: transfretaretis