text: schwängert

title: schwängert


text: schwängerte

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title: schwängerte


text: schwängernd

title: schwängernd


text: schwängeret

title: schwängeret


text: schwängerest

title: schwängerest


text: schwängret

title: schwängret


text: sickerest

title: sickerest


text: sickernd

title: sickernd


text: sickere

title: sickere


text: sickrest

title: sickrest


text: sickertest

title: sickertest


text: sickerst

title: sickerst


text: gesickert

title: gesickert


text: sickre

title: sickre


text: sickeret

title: sickeret


text: sickret

title: sickret


text: sickert

title: sickert


text: sickerte

title: sickerte


text: sickertet

title: sickertet


text: sickerten

title: sickerten


text: speicherest

title: speicherest


text: speicherten

title: speicherten


text: speichere

title: speichere


text: speichrest

title: speichrest


text: speichertest

title: speichertest


text: speichre

title: speichre


text: speichertet

title: speichertet


text: speichret

title: speichret


text:
gespeichert

Adjective

 * 1) stored, saved

title: gespeichert


text: speichert

title: speichert


text: speichernd

title: speichernd


text: speicherst

title: speicherst


text: speicherte

title: speicherte


text: speicheret

title: speicheret


text: speicher

title: speicher


text: splittret

title: splittret


text: splitterte

title: splitterte


text: splitterest

title: splitterest


text: splitterst

title: splitterst


text: splittert

title: splittert


text: splittertet

title: splittertet


text: splittre

title: splittre


text: gesplittert

title: gesplittert


text: splitternd

title: splitternd


text: splitteret

title: splitteret


text: splittrest

title: splittrest


text: splittere

title: splittere


text: splittertest

title: splittertest


text: splitterten

title: splitterten


text: steigerest

title: steigerest


text: steigre

title: steigre


text:
gesteigert

Adjective

 * 1) increased

title: gesteigert


text: steigertet

title: steigertet


text: steigrest

title: steigrest


text: steigertest

title: steigertest


text: steigerten

title: steigerten


text: steigerst

title: steigerst


text: steigeret

title: steigeret


text: steigernd

title: steigernd


text: steigerte

title: steigerte


text: steigret

title: steigret


text: steuer

title: steuer


text: steuert

title: steuert


text: steure

title: steure


text:
gesteuert

Adjective

 * 1) controlled, steered, guided

title: gesteuert


text: steurest

title: steurest


text: steuernd

title: steuernd


text: steuerten

title: steuerten


text: steuere

title: steuere


text: steuret

title: steuret


text: steuerest

title: steuerest


text: steuertet

title: steuertet


text: steueret

title: steueret


text: steuertest

title: steuertest


text: steuerte

title: steuerte


text: steuerst

title: steuerst


text: stocherest

title: stocherest


text: stochere

title: stochere


text: gestochert

title: gestochert


text: stochre

title: stochre


text: stocherst

title: stocherst


text: stochertet

title: stochertet


text: stochret

title: stochret


text: stochert

title: stochert


text: stochernd

title: stochernd


text: stochrest

title: stochrest


text: stocherten

title: stocherten


text: stocherte

title: stocherte


text: stocheret

title: stocheret


text: stochertest

title: stochertest


text:
stocher

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) stoker

title: stocher


text: trällere

title: trällere


text: trällerte

title: trällerte


text: trällernd

title: trällernd


text: trälleret

title: trälleret


text: trällerst

title: trällerst


text: träller

title: träller


text: geträllert

title: geträllert


text: trällerten

title: trällerten


text: trällert

title: trällert


text: trällrest

title: trällrest


text: trällertest

title: trällertest


text: trällret

title: trällret


text: trällertet

title: trällertet


text: trällre

title: trällre


text: trällerest

title: trällerest


text: verbrüdert

title: verbrüdert


text: verbrüder

title: verbrüder


text: verbrüdere

title: verbrüdere


text: verbrüdertet

title: verbrüdertet


text: verbrüdrest

title: verbrüdrest


text: verbrüderte

title: verbrüderte


text: verbrüdre

title: verbrüdre


text: verbrüderten

title: verbrüderten


text: verbrüderet

title: verbrüderet


text: verbrüdret

title: verbrüdret


text: verbrüderst

title: verbrüderst


text: verbrüdernd

title: verbrüdernd


text: verbrüderest

title: verbrüderest


text: verbrüdertest

title: verbrüdertest


text: verlagerte

title: verlagerte


text: verlagere

title: verlagere


text: verlagre

title: verlagre


text: verlagertet

title: verlagertet


text: verlager

title: verlager


text: verlagerest

title: verlagerest


text: verlagert

title: verlagert


text: verlagerten

title: verlagerten


text: verlagret

title: verlagret


text: verlagertest

title: verlagertest


text: verlageret

title: verlageret


text: verlagerst

title: verlagerst


text: verlagernd

title: verlagernd


text: verlagrest

title: verlagrest


text: verlernten

title: verlernten


text: verlernt

title: verlernt


text: verlernend

title: verlernend


text: verlernst

title: verlernst


text: verlernet

title: verlernet


text: verlerntet

title: verlerntet


text: verlernest

title: verlernest


text: verlerntest

title: verlerntest


text: verlernte

title: verlernte


text: verlerne

title: verlerne


text: verlängertest

title: verlängertest


text: verlängert

title: verlängert


text: verlängre

title: verlängre


text: verlängernd

title: verlängernd


text: verlängerest

title: verlängerest


text: verlängret

title: verlängret


text: verlängertet

title: verlängertet


text: verlängere

title: verlängere


text: verlängrest

title: verlängrest


text: verlängerst

title: verlängerst


text: verlänger

title: verlänger


text: verlängeret

title: verlängeret


text: verlängerten

title: verlängerten


text: verlängerte

title: verlängerte


text: verringer

title: verringer


text: verringrest

title: verringrest


text:
verringert

Adjective

 * 1) decreased, reduced

title: verringert


text: verringerten

title: verringerten


text: verringeret

title: verringeret


text: verringertest

title: verringertest


text: verringerte

title: verringerte


text: verringre

title: verringre


text: verringernd

title: verringernd


text: verringerest

title: verringerest


text: verringere

title: verringere


text: verringret

title: verringret


text: verringertet

title: verringertet


text: verringerst

title: verringerst


text: verscheißerte

title: verscheißerte


text: verscheißertest

title: verscheißertest


text: verscheißerten

title: verscheißerten


text: verscheißrest

title: verscheißrest


text: verscheißernd

title: verscheißernd


text: verscheißert

title: verscheißert


text: verscheißret

title: verscheißret


text: verscheißertet

title: verscheißertet


text: verscheißer

title: verscheißer


text: verscheißre

title: verscheißre


text: verscheißerest

title: verscheißerest


text: verscheißeret

title: verscheißeret


text: verscheißere

title: verscheißere


text: verscheißerst

title: verscheißerst


text: verschlechterest

title: verschlechterest


text: verschlechteret

title: verschlechteret


text: verschlechterten

title: verschlechterten


text: verschlechterte

title: verschlechterte


text: verschlechtret

title: verschlechtret


text: verschlechtert

title: verschlechtert


text: verschlechtre

title: verschlechtre


text: verschlechtertest

title: verschlechtertest


text: verschlechternd

title: verschlechternd


text: verschlechterst

title: verschlechterst


text: verschlechtrest

title: verschlechtrest


text: verschlechtere

title: verschlechtere


text: verschlechter

title: verschlechter


text: verschlechtertet

title: verschlechtertet


text: verschleiret

title: verschleiret


text: verschleierten

title: verschleierten


text: verschleire

title: verschleire


text: verschleierte

title: verschleierte


text: verschleiere

title: verschleiere


text: verschleierest

title: verschleierest


text: verschleiertest

title: verschleiertest


text: verschleierst

title: verschleierst


text: verschleieret

title: verschleieret


text: verschleier

title: verschleier


text: verschleiert

title: verschleiert


text: verschleiernd

title: verschleiernd


text: verschleirest

title: verschleirest


text: verschleiertet

title: verschleiertet


text: verschleudert

title: verschleudert


text: verschleudertest

title: verschleudertest


text: verschleudret

title: verschleudret


text: verschleudertet

title: verschleudertet


text: verschleudrest

title: verschleudrest


text: verschleuderest

title: verschleuderest


text: verschleuderet

title: verschleuderet


text: verschleuderten

title: verschleuderten


text: verschleuderte

title: verschleuderte


text: verschleudere

title: verschleudere


text: verschleudre

title: verschleudre


text: verschleuderst

title: verschleuderst


text: verschleuder

title: verschleuder


text: verschleudernd

title: verschleudernd


text: verschlimmbessert

title: verschlimmbessert


text: verschlimmbessre

title: verschlimmbessre


text: verschlimmbesserst

title: verschlimmbesserst


text: verschlimmbessertest

title: verschlimmbessertest


text: verschlimmbesseret

title: verschlimmbesseret


text: verschlimmbesserte

title: verschlimmbesserte


text: verschlimmbessernd

title: verschlimmbessernd


text: verschlimmbessrest

title: verschlimmbessrest


text: verschlimmbesserten

title: verschlimmbesserten


text: verschlimmbessere

title: verschlimmbessere


text: verschlimmbessret

title: verschlimmbessret


text: verschlimmbesserest

title: verschlimmbesserest


text: verschlimmbessertet

title: verschlimmbessertet


text: verschlimmbesser

title: verschlimmbesser


text: verschlimmrest

title: verschlimmrest


text: verschlimmeret

title: verschlimmeret


text: verschlimmere

title: verschlimmere


text: verschlimmret

title: verschlimmret


text: verschlimmer

title: verschlimmer


text: verschlimmertet

title: verschlimmertet


text: verschlimmerst

title: verschlimmerst


text: verschlimmernd

title: verschlimmernd


text: verschlimmert

title: verschlimmert


text: verschlimmre

title: verschlimmre


text: verschlimmerte

title: verschlimmerte


text: verschlimmerest

title: verschlimmerest


text: verschlimmerten

title: verschlimmerten


text: verschlimmertest

title: verschlimmertest


text: versichere

title: versichere


text: versicherst

title: versicherst


text: versicher

title: versicher


text: versicheret

title: versicheret


text: versicherten

title: versicherten


text: versichernd

title: versichernd


text: versichertet

title: versichertet


text: versichrest

title: versichrest


text: versichertest

title: versichertest


text:
versichert

Adjective

 * 1) insured, covered

title: versichert


text: versichre

title: versichre


text: versichret

title: versichret


text: versicherest

title: versicherest


text: versicherte

title: versicherte


text: verunsicheret

title: verunsicheret


text: verunsichertet

title: verunsichertet


text: verunsichertest

title: verunsichertest


text: verunsicherst

title: verunsicherst


text: verunsichret

title: verunsichret


text: verunsicher

title: verunsicher


text: verunsichere

title: verunsichere


text: verunsichrest

title: verunsichrest


text: verunsichernd

title: verunsichernd


text: verunsicherest

title: verunsicherest


text: verunsicherte

title: verunsicherte


text: verunsicherten

title: verunsicherten


text: verunsichre

title: verunsichre


text: verunsichert

title: verunsichert


text: verweigerst

title: verweigerst


text: verweigertet

title: verweigertet


text: verweigrest

title: verweigrest


text: verweigertest

title: verweigertest


text: verweigere

title: verweigere


text: verweiger

title: verweiger


text: verweigret

title: verweigret


text: verweigerte

title: verweigerte


text: verweigerest

title: verweigerest


text: verweigernd

title: verweigernd


text: verweigert

title: verweigert


text: verweigre

title: verweigre


text: verweigeret

title: verweigeret


text: verweigerten

title: verweigerten


text: verwässret

title: verwässret


text: verwässertet

title: verwässertet


text: verwässerest

title: verwässerest


text:
verwässert

Adjective

 * 1) watered-down

title: verwässert


text: verwässre

title: verwässre


text: verwässrest

title: verwässrest


text: verwässertest

title: verwässertest


text: verwässernd

title: verwässernd


text: verwässerten

title: verwässerten


text: verwässer

title: verwässer


text: verwässerte

title: verwässerte


text: verwässere

title: verwässere


text: verwässeret

title: verwässeret


text: verwässerst

title: verwässerst


text: weigerten

title: weigerten


text: weigernd

title: weigernd


text: weigerte

title: weigerte


text: geweigert

title: geweigert


text: weigertest

title: weigertest


text: weigerst

title: weigerst


text: weigeret

title: weigeret


text: weigre

title: weigre


text: weigrest

title: weigrest


text: weigret

title: weigret


text: weigertet

title: weigertet


text: weigerest

title: weigerest


text: witterte

title: witterte


text: witterst

title: witterst


text: wittertet

title: wittertet


text: witterest

title: witterest


text: wittert

title: wittert


text: gewittert

title: gewittert


text: witteret

title: witteret


text: wittret

title: wittret


text: witternd

title: witternd


text: wittrest

title: wittrest


text: wittere

title: wittere


text: wittre

title: wittre


text: witterten

title: witterten


text: wittertest

title: wittertest


text: wispernd

title: wispernd


text: wisprest

title: wisprest


text: wispre

title: wispre


text: wispert

title: wispert


text: wisperten

title: wisperten


text: wisperst

title: wisperst


text: wispertest

title: wispertest


text: wisperte

title: wisperte


text: wisperest

title: wisperest


text: wispertet

title: wispertet


text: wispret

title: wispret


text: wispere

title: wispere


text: gewispert

title: gewispert


text: wisper

title: wisper


text: wisperet

title: wisperet


text: zersplitterest

title: zersplitterest


text: zersplittere

title: zersplittere


text: zersplitter

title: zersplitter


text: zersplittre

title: zersplittre


text: zersplittret

title: zersplittret


text: zersplittertet

title: zersplittertet


text: zersplitterst

title: zersplitterst


text: zersplittertest

title: zersplittertest


text: zersplittert

title: zersplittert


text: zersplitteret

title: zersplitteret


text: zersplittrest

title: zersplittrest


text: zersplitterte

title: zersplitterte


text: zersplitternd

title: zersplitternd


text: übernachtetest

title: übernachtetest


text: übernachtete

title: übernachtete


text: übernachtetet

title: übernachtetet


text: übernachtet

title: übernachtet


text: übernachtest

title: übernachtest


text: übernachtend

title: übernachtend


text: übernachteten

title: übernachteten


text: übernachte

title: übernachte


text: abfederest

title: abfederest


text: federet ab

title: federet ab


text: abgefedert

title: abgefedert


text: abfedertest

title: abfedertest


text: abfederten

title: abfederten


text: abfederst

title: abfederst


text: abfedernd

title: abfedernd


text: federe ab

title: federe ab


text: federst ab

title: federst ab


text: abfedertet

title: abfedertet


text: federt ab

title: federt ab


text: fedre ab

title: fedre ab


text: abfederte

title: abfederte


text: abfedert

title: abfedert


text: federte ab

title: federte ab


text: feder ab

title: feder ab


text: federtet ab

title: federtet ab


text: federten ab

title: federten ab


text: abfeder

title: abfeder


text: federn ab

title: federn ab


text: federtest ab

title: federtest ab


text: abfedrest

title: abfedrest


text: fedret ab

title: fedret ab


text: abfederet

title: abfederet


text: federest ab

title: federest ab


text: abfedret

title: abfedret


text: fedrest ab

title: fedrest ab


text: abfedre

title: abfedre


text: abfedere

title: abfedere


text: abkupfertest

title: abkupfertest


text: kupfre ab

title: kupfre ab


text: abkupferte

title: abkupferte


text: kupferest ab

title: kupferest ab


text: abkupferest

title: abkupferest


text: kupferte ab

title: kupferte ab


text: kupferten ab

title: kupferten ab


text: kupfrest ab

title: kupfrest ab


text: abkupfret

title: abkupfret


text: abkupfertet

title: abkupfertet


text: abkupferten

title: abkupferten


text: abkupfrest

title: abkupfrest


text: kupfret ab

title: kupfret ab


text: abkupferet

title: abkupferet


text: kupfertest ab

title: kupfertest ab


text: abgekupfert

title: abgekupfert


text: kupfer ab

title: kupfer ab


text: abkupfer

title: abkupfer


text: kupferst ab

title: kupferst ab


text: kupfern ab

title: kupfern ab


text: kupfert ab

title: kupfert ab


text: abkupferst

title: abkupferst


text: abkupfere

title: abkupfere


text: kupferet ab

title: kupferet ab


text: kupfere ab

title: kupfere ab


text: abkupfert

title: abkupfert


text: abkupfre

title: abkupfre


text: abkupfernd

title: abkupfernd


text: kupfertet ab

title: kupfertet ab


text: leierten aus

title: leierten aus


text: ausleierst

title: ausleierst


text: leierest aus

title: leierest aus


text: leieret aus

title: leieret aus


text: leier aus

title: leier aus


text: ausleiere

title: ausleiere


text: leiertet aus

title: leiertet aus


text: ausleiert

title: ausleiert


text: leierst aus

title: leierst aus


text: ausleier

title: ausleier


text: ausleierten

title: ausleierten


text: ausleieret

title: ausleieret


text: ausgeleiert

title: ausgeleiert


text: leiern aus

title: leiern aus


text: ausleiertet

title: ausleiertet


text: ausleiernd

title: ausleiernd


text: ausleierest

title: ausleierest


text: leiere aus

title: leiere aus


text: ausleiertest

title: ausleiertest


text: ausleierte

title: ausleierte


text: leire aus

title: leire aus


text: ausleire

title: ausleire


text: leiret aus

title: leiret aus


text: leierte aus

title: leierte aus


text: ausleirest

title: ausleirest


text: leiert aus

title: leiert aus


text: leirest aus

title: leirest aus


text: leiertest aus

title: leiertest aus


text: ausleiret

title: ausleiret


text: ausräuchernd

title: ausräuchernd


text: räuchret aus

title: räuchret aus


text: räuchertest aus

title: räuchertest aus


text: ausräucherest

title: ausräucherest


text: ausräuchertest

title: ausräuchertest


text: ausräucherte

title: ausräucherte


text: ausräuchre

title: ausräuchre


text: ausräuchrest

title: ausräuchrest


text: räuchrest aus

title: räuchrest aus


text: räucherst aus

title: räucherst aus


text: räucheret aus

title: räucheret aus


text: räucher aus

title: räucher aus


text: räuchert aus

title: räuchert aus


text: räucherten aus

title: räucherten aus


text: ausräuchret

title: ausräuchret


text: ausräucherst

title: ausräucherst


text: räuchertet aus

title: räuchertet aus


text: ausräuchere

title: ausräuchere


text: räuchern aus

title: räuchern aus


text: ausräuchert

title: ausräuchert


text: ausgeräuchert

title: ausgeräuchert


text: räuchre aus

title: räuchre aus


text: ausräucherten

title: ausräucherten


text: ausräucher

title: ausräucher


text: räuchere aus

title: räuchere aus


text: räucherte aus

title: räucherte aus


text: ausräuchertet

title: ausräuchertet


text: räucherest aus

title: räucherest aus


text: ausräucheret

title: ausräucheret


text: bangest

title: bangest


text: bangtet

title: bangtet


text:
bangte

Verb

 * 1)  to hang up

title: bangte


text:
banget

Etymology
Borrowed from. .

Adverb

 * 1)  very

title: banget


text: bangtest

title: bangtest


text: bangend

title: bangend


text: bangt

title: bangt


text: gebangt

title: gebangt


text: bangten

title: bangten


text: beanspruche

title: beanspruche


text: beanspruchtet

title: beanspruchtet


text: beanspruchet

title: beanspruchet


text: beanspruchst

title: beanspruchst


text:
beansprucht

Adjective

 * 1) stressed

title: beansprucht


text: beanspruchtest

title: beanspruchtest


text: beanspruchte

title: beanspruchte


text: beanspruchend

title: beanspruchend


text: beanspruchest

title: beanspruchest


text: beanspruchten

title: beanspruchten


text: gebrütet

title: gebrütet


text: brütend

title: brütend


text: brütetest

title: brütetest


text: brüteten

title: brüteten


text: brütetet

title: brütetet


text: brütet

title: brütet


text: brütest

title: brütest


text: brüte

title: brüte


text: brütete

title: brütete


text:
bremse

Etymology
From

Noun

 * 1) brake

Verb

 * 1) to brake

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1) a brake

Verb

 * 1) to brake
 * bremse ned - to slow down

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1) a brake

title: bremse


text: bremset

title: bremset


text: bremstest

title: bremstest


text: bremsten

title: bremsten


text: bremste

title: bremste


text: gebremst

title: gebremst


text: bremst

title: bremst


text: bremsend

title: bremsend


text: bremstet

title: bremstet


text: bremsest

title: bremsest


text: ebneten

title: ebneten


text: ebnetest

title: ebnetest


text: ebnete

title: ebnete


text: ebnet

title: ebnet


text: ebnend

title: ebnend


text: ebnest

title: ebnest


text: geebnet

title: geebnet


text: ebne

title: ebne


text: ebnetet

title: ebnetet


text: verarbeitend

title: verarbeitend


text: verarbeitest

title: verarbeitest


text: verarbeite

title: verarbeite


text: verarbeiteten

title: verarbeiteten


text: verarbeitete

title: verarbeitete


text: verarbeitetest

title: verarbeitetest


text:
verarbeitet

Adjective

 * 1) processed

title: verarbeitet


text: verarbeitetet

title: verarbeitetet


text: geblutet

title: geblutet


text: blutend

title: blutend


text: blutest

title: blutest


text: bluteten

title: bluteten


text: blutetest

title: blutetest


text: blutete

title: blutete


text: blutet

title: blutet


text: blutetet

title: blutetet


text: verblutet

title: verblutet


text: verblutetest

title: verblutetest


text: verblutetet

title: verblutetet


text: verblutend

title: verblutend


text: verblutete

title: verblutete


text: verblute

title: verblute


text: verblutest

title: verblutest


text: verbluteten

title: verbluteten


text: verdauet

title: verdauet


text: verdautet

title: verdautet


text: verdauten

title: verdauten


text: verdaue

title: verdaue


text: verdautest

title: verdautest


text: verdaust

title: verdaust


text: verdauend

title: verdauend


text: verdauest

title: verdauest


text: verdaute

title: verdaute


text: verdaut

title: verdaut


text: verübet

title: verübet


text: verübend

title: verübend


text: verübe

title: verübe


text: verübtest

title: verübtest


text: verübten

title: verübten


text: verübtet

title: verübtet


text: verübest

title: verübest


text: verübt

title: verübt


text: verübst

title: verübst


text: verübte

title: verübte


text: sehnst

title: sehnst


text: sehnten

title: sehnten


text: sehntest

title: sehntest


text: sehnest

title: sehnest


text: sehnte

title: sehnte


text:
sehne

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to see

Conjugation
Conjugation of

title: sehne


text: gesehnt

title: gesehnt


text: sehntet

title: sehntet


text: sehnet

title: sehnet


text: sehnend

title: sehnend


text: sehnt

title: sehnt


text: segnend

title: segnend


text: segnest

title: segnest


text:
gesegnet

Adjective

 * 1) blessed, consecrated

title: gesegnet


text: segneten

title: segneten


text: segnet

title: segnet


text: segnetest

title: segnetest


text: segnetet

title: segnetet


text: segnete

title: segnete


text: schuldet

title: schuldet


text: schuldeten

title: schuldeten


text: schuldete

title: schuldete


text: schuldetest

title: schuldetest


text: schuldend

title: schuldend


text: geschuldet

title: geschuldet


text:
schulde

Verb

 * 1) should

title: schulde


text: schuldest

title: schuldest


text: schuldetet

title: schuldetet


text: schubse

title: schubse


text: schubstet

title: schubstet


text: schubset

title: schubset


text: schubstest

title: schubstest


text: schubste

title: schubste


text: schubst

title: schubst


text: schubsten

title: schubsten


text: schubsest

title: schubsest


text: schubsend

title: schubsend


text: geschubst

title: geschubst


text: schupptest

title: schupptest


text: schupptet

title: schupptet


text: schuppest

title: schuppest


text: geschuppt

title: geschuppt


text: schuppet

title: schuppet


text: schuppt

title: schuppt


text: schuppte

title: schuppte


text: schuppst

title: schuppst


text: schuppend

title: schuppend


text: schuppten

title: schuppten


text:
puggy

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a pug dog.
 * 2)  sticky, claylike
 * 1)  sticky, claylike
 * 1)  sticky, claylike

Synonyms

 * , ; see also Thesaurus:adhesive

title: puggy


text:
schuppe

Verb

 * 1) to push

title: schuppe


text: geschwankt

title: geschwankt


text: schwankt

title: schwankt


text: schwankest

title: schwankest


text: schwanktet

title: schwanktet


text: schwanket

title: schwanket


text: schwankte

title: schwankte


text:
schwankend

Adjective

 * 1) unsteady, unstable, wobbly, wobbling, fluctuating, floating, swaying, tottering
 * 2) changing, varying, variable
 * 3)  indecisive, unsteady, wavering, fluctuating, being in doubt
 * 4)  fluctuating, varying, volatile
 * 1)  indecisive, unsteady, wavering, fluctuating, being in doubt
 * 2)  fluctuating, varying, volatile
 * 1)  indecisive, unsteady, wavering, fluctuating, being in doubt
 * 2)  fluctuating, varying, volatile
 * 1)  fluctuating, varying, volatile

title: schwankend


text: schwankten

title: schwankten


text: schwanke

title: schwanke


text: schwankst

title: schwankst


text: schwanktest

title: schwanktest


text: schreit

title: schreit


text: schritte

title: schritte


text: schritten

title: schritten


text: schreitend

title: schreitend


text: schrittest

title: schrittest


text: schrittet

title: schrittet


text: schreitet

title: schreitet


text: geschritten

title: geschritten


text: schreitest

title: schreitest


text: schritt

title: schritt


text: schreite

title: schreite


text: Category:fi:Tea

title: Category:fi:Tea


text:
Talk:SecuROM

SecuROM
Should meet brand/company name requirements at WT:CFI. DCDuring TALK 13:44, 2 July 2011 (UTC)

deleted even though this should've been at RFV probably, there's no way it will pass, therefore I got rid of it. -- Liliana • 04:23, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:SecuROM


text:
Talk:harm's way

in harm's way
I have created harm's way, which includes the sense consistent with all four prepositions that commonly collocate with it (in, out of, into, from) and other use (eg. as object of "escape"). The noun phrase can also accept modification by determiners, possessives, and a small number of adjectives, which is obscured by treating the full prepositional phrases as idioms.

I believe both in harm's way and out of harm's way (which we have) and into harm's way and from harm's way (which we do not) should be redirects (hard or soft) to harm's way, with one usex or citation for each. DCDuring TALK 14:10, 6 July 2011 (UTC)

 * Agree with all elements of this eminently reasonable proposal. · 05:49, 7 July 2011 (UTC)

redirected -- Liliana • 07:53, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:harm's way


text:
Talk:

&

 * Note: the entry being nominated for deletion is that for the Unicode character U+034F, COMBINING GRAPHEME JOINER.

WT:BP DAVilla 16:34, 6 July 2011 (UTC)
 * I would not consider control characters in scope of a dictionary like we are. We're here to define written terms - which can be words, phrases, and even symbols. This however is neither, so delete. -- Liliana • 21:03, 6 July 2011 (UTC)
 * I agree, delete. --Mglovesfun (talk) 14:13, 7 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Either delete it or move it to an appendix. I created it to start that BP discussion linked above; after seeing the result, I think the main namespace is a poor place for control characters, but they can be defined nonetheless, for their technical interest. For comparison, we have Appendix:Unsupported titles/Tab and ^G, the latter created by me last year. --Daniel 14:41, 7 July 2011 (UTC)
 * I'd support a single-page appendix for control characters. People will inevitably look them up. Probably shouldn't be in mainspace though. Equinox ◑ 20:29, 7 July 2011 (UTC)
 * As noted in that small BP discussion, that entry is unclickable from the recent changes. And I can't even click on the title of this thread, which is: ==  ==
 * These alone are very good reasons for removing that entry from the mainspace. --Daniel 20:47, 7 July 2011 (UTC)

 * To forestall any possible confusion: this is not a "control character" in the ASCII or Unicode sense. I'm pretty sure that bona fide control characters are not allowed in MediaWiki entry titles, and even if they were, we wouldn't want them. This character, by contrast, might legitimately appear in entry titles, though on its own it apparently does not make for a very good entry title. —Ruakh TALK 21:56, 7 July 2011 (UTC)

 * Delete the mainspace entry after moving the content to an appendix. - -sche (discuss) 05:15, 12 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete, I think the biggest problem here is that the entry is completely inaccessible like that. Control characters can't be entered into the search and the header appears to be empty. Technically forbidden are only the non-printable characters 0-31 (see list) and the delete character 127, but yet I think that characters like the non-breaking space (&nsbp;) are not useful for Wiktionary. I think the "English" names for control characters, e.g. null character or tab are perfectly fine, but everything else is hardly useful. I think an Appendix, as proposed by some here, may be useful to list these entries. --The Evil IP address 18:56, 2 October 2011 (UTC)

deleted -- Liliana • 20:21, 18 October 2011 (UTC)

So, where is this appendix? — I.S.M.E.T.A. 14:20, 1 May 2014 (UTC)

 * Appendix:Control characters. Whoop whoop pull up Bitching Betty ⚧ Averted crashes 05:54, 23 April 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:


text:
Talk:watch your six

watch your six
We have the relevant sense of six. This is more like an example sentence for that; can be used with other verbs, such as "cover my six" (current example sentence). Mglovesfun (talk) 23:22, 10 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Now at watch one's six. Is watch one's back not an idiom? DCDuring TALK 15:33, 22 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete. DAVilla 05:44, 13 July 2011 (UTC)

deleted -- Liliana • 07:34, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:watch your six


text:
Talk:keep it down

keep it down
This is keep down with it. If we had a phrasebook,.... DCDuring TALK 00:28, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
 * I've never heard this phrase with anything except 'it'... it seems part of the phrase to me. Keep —CodeCat 00:30, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
 * I guess that's how it works. One hears something in a common collocation and assumes the common collocation is the idiom. Many of our phrasal verbs have as a common collocation the verb + "it" + the particle. Perhaps those forms should all be redirects to the corresponding phrasal verbs. This should redirect to keep down. DCDuring TALK 00:47, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Redirect. My initial reaction was the same as CodeCat's, but actually the well-attested also sounds normal to me. —Ruakh TALK 00:53, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Not to mention . — Pingkudimmi 08:59, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
 * It is interesting that contributors find so many of these "it" entries to be entry-worthy. Urban Dictionary has relatively high-quality entry for this particular expression. It is as if "it" is a grammatical term to convert normally transitive verbs to intransitive. There are many idioms in Category:English terms with placeholder "it" that have this form. Perhaps they have formed a pattern that has a life of its own. I think this means that we should create many redirects for similar "it"-forms for phrasal verbs and make sure that we have usage examples that include the imperative expression at the appropriate sense. Also, they might belong at some wiki that had or was a coherent phrasebook. DCDuring TALK 10:15, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete (or redirect), same reasons. --Mglovesfun (talk) 10:26, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
 * I hadn't thought of 'keep the noise down', so I'm changing my vote to redirect. —CodeCat 10:52, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Looks like some of the other senses of keep down would work in the right contexts. Redirect or delete. DAVilla 05:49, 13 July 2011 (UTC)

redirected -- Liliana • 07:32, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:keep it down


text: Category:es:Tea

title: Category:es:Tea


text:
Talk:CAcert

CAcert
"(computing) a community-driven certificate authority that issues free public key certificates to the public." Specific organisation, no general dictionary sense, and not very famous like Greenpeace. Equinox ◑ 18:42, 12 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Yes the Wikipedia article redirects to CAcert.org, seems to be the name of a specific website and of course the corresponding company. Delete or show that it has somehow entered the English lexicon with an additional, figurative meaning (very unlikely). Mglovesfun (talk) 02:13, 17 July 2011 (UTC)

deleted -- Liliana • 07:35, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:CAcert


text:
Talk:וויקיווערטערבוך

וויקיווערטערבוך
Tagged for speedy deletion as it mean Wiktionary and Wiktionary has been deleted. But I don't think that logic works, or not every time so I'm bringing it here. --Mglovesfun (talk) 14:49, 28 April 2011 (UTC)
 * No, that logic doesn't work at all. (It's the contrapositive of the argument that English entries be kept because their translations are inclusible, which, likewise, doesn't work.) This is an issue for RFV, where it will, I guess (not having looked for cites), be deleted. —msh210℠ (talk) 16:28, 28 April 2011 (UTC)
 * ¶ Considering that the English version — which is the most popular translation — does not succeed as a part of Anglic lexicon, would it be irrational to assume the less popular translations also fail in their lexicons? ¶ Regardless, I don’t care anymore if this entry will be deleted. I do not understand how entries like Victionarium are still permitted but Wiktionary is not, but I have no interest now. --Pilcrow 19:52, 28 April 2011 (UTC)
 * WT:BRAND doesn't seem to apply, not a 'physical' product. --Mglovesfun (talk) 21:41, 28 April 2011 (UTC)
 * It is physical: it exists in bits on servers. We applied WT:BRAND to Wiktionary. —msh210℠ (talk) 22:18, 28 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Indeed, I rescind my previous statement. --Mglovesfun (talk) 23:20, 1 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Sure, because according to your reading, all products are physical and "physical product" is a pleonasm aka redundant wording. --Dan Polansky 08:31, 2 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Sort of. More accurately I can't think of a product that couldn't be described as 'physical'. It does depend on what you interpret 'physical' to mean. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:28, 2 May 2011 (UTC)

kept as the reason for deletion is OBE anyway. Feel free to take it to RFV is you really want. -- Liliana • 21:19, 20 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:וויקיווערטערבוך


text:
Talk:repulsion after orgasm

repulsion after orgasm
Sum of parts (and song title?) SemperBlotto 10:39, 9 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Does look like sum of parts; not just repulsion after orgasm but specifically at the sight of sperm. Might not be attested though, I have no idea. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:00, 10 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Looks unattestable. DCDuring TALK 15:33, 10 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Move to rfv. --Mglovesfun (talk) 11:35, 12 May 2011 (UTC)
 * moved to RFV -- Liliana • 05:10, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

RFV discussion: October 2011–February 2012
Moved from RFD. -- Liliana • 05:10, 19 October 2011 (UTC)
 * Deleted. - -sche (discuss) 05:29, 13 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:repulsion after orgasm


text:
Talk:federal jurisdiction

federal jurisdiction
(law) the jurisdiction of federal law

That would seem NISoP. DCDuring TALK 17:30, 15 May 2011 (UTC)

 * This appears in Black's Law Dictionary, Abriged Sixth Edition (1991), p. 424, but as a synonym for federal question jurisdiction. I agree that the current definition is NISoP, and am not sure that the definition offered by Black's is attestable outside of legal dictionaries. I would delete the existing definition, and am up in the air about whether we should bother to add the other. bd2412 T 18:45, 15 May 2011 (UTC)

deleted -- Liliana • 05:12, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:federal jurisdiction


text:
Citations:representation

 * 1633, William Ames, A Freſh ſuite Againſt Human Ceremonies in God’s Worſhip, page #257:
 * Otherwiſe, let the Rejoynder tell us, what repræſentation of thankfulneſſe was in the Paſſover, for that benefit of paſſing over the Iſraelites houſes , when the firſt‐borne of the Ægyptians were ſlaine?
 * 1637,, dedication to Lawes’s edition of Milton’s 1634 masque, Comus, final sentence
 * Live, ſweet Lord, to be the honour of your name, and receive this as your own, from the hands of him, who hath by many favours beene long obliged to your moſt honoured parents, and as in this repræſentation your attendant Thyrſis, ſo now in all reall expreſſion Your faithfull and moſt humble Servant, H. Lawes.d

title: Citations:representation


text: integral equations

title: integral equations


text: sceleton

title: sceleton


text:
sceletal

Etymology
From.

title: sceletal


text: straitest

title: straitest


text: Ausf.

title: Ausf.


text:
kantovský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Kantian

title: kantovský


text:
hegelovský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Hegelian

title: hegelovský


text:
fichtovský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Fichtean

title: fichtovský


text:
platonský

Adjective

 * 1)  of the ancient Greek philosopher Plato or his philosophies; Platonic

title: platonský


text:
sokratovský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Socratic

Synonyms

 * (less common)

title: sokratovský


text:
humovský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Humean

title: humovský


text:
kuhnovský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Kuhnian

title: kuhnovský


text:
pícea

Noun

 * 1) spruce tree from the genus

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) spruce

title: pícea


text: píceas

title: píceas


text: 痤疮

title: 痤疮


text:
痤瘡

Noun

 * 1)  acne

Noun

 * 1) acne

title: 痤瘡


text: cuóchuāng

title: cuóchuāng


text:
pandaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to bend

title: pandaturus


text:
pandatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) bent

title: pandatus


text:
pandandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be bent

title: pandandus


text:
passurus

Etymology 1
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to spread
 * 2) being about to suffer, undergo, endure

Etymology 2
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to suffer

title: passurus


text:
pandendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be spread

title: pandendus


text: pandantes

title: pandantes


text: pandantia

title: pandantia


text: pandantis

title: pandantis


text: pandantium

title: pandantium


text: pandanti

title: pandanti


text: pandante

title: pandante


text: pandantibus

title: pandantibus


text: pandantem

title: pandantem


text: pandatura

title: pandatura


text: pandaturum

title: pandaturum


text: pandaturi

title: pandaturi


text: pandaturae

title: pandaturae


text: pandaturorum

title: pandaturorum


text: pandaturarum

title: pandaturarum


text: pandaturo

title: pandaturo


text: pandaturis

title: pandaturis


text: pandaturam

title: pandaturam


text: pandaturos

title: pandaturos


text: pandaturas

title: pandaturas


text: pandature

title: pandature


text: pandata

title: pandata


text: pandatum

title: pandatum


text: pandati

title: pandati


text: pandatae

title: pandatae


text: pandatorum

title: pandatorum


text: pandatarum

title: pandatarum


text: pandato

title: pandato


text: pandatam

title: pandatam


text: pandatos

title: pandatos


text: pandatas

title: pandatas


text: pandate

title: pandate


text: pandanda

title: pandanda


text: pandandum

title: pandandum


text: pandandi

title: pandandi


text: pandandae

title: pandandae


text: pandandorum

title: pandandorum


text: pandandarum

title: pandandarum


text: pandando

title: pandando


text: pandandis

title: pandandis


text: pandandam

title: pandandam


text: pandandos

title: pandandos


text: pandandas

title: pandandas


text: pandande

title: pandande


text: pandentes

title: pandentes


text: pandentia

title: pandentia


text: pandentis

title: pandentis


text: pandentium

title: pandentium


text: pandenti

title: pandenti


text: pandente

title: pandente


text: pandentibus

title: pandentibus


text: pandentem

title: pandentem


text: passura

title: passura


text: passurum

title: passurum


text: passuri

title: passuri


text: passurae

title: passurae


text: passurorum

title: passurorum


text: passurarum

title: passurarum


text: präg

title: präg


text: passuro

title: passuro


text: passuris

title: passuris


text: passuram

title: passuram


text: passuros

title: passuros


text: passuras

title: passuras


text: passure

title: passure


text: pandenda

title: pandenda


text: pandendum

title: pandendum


text: pandendi

title: pandendi


text: pandendae

title: pandendae


text: pandendorum

title: pandendorum


text: pandendarum

title: pandendarum


text: pandendo

title: pandendo


text: pandendis

title: pandendis


text: pandendam

title: pandendam


text: pandendos

title: pandendos


text: pandendas

title: pandendas


text: pandende

title: pandende


text:
níveo

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  niveous, snowy of or resembling snow

title: níveo


text: 广场恐惧症

title: 广场恐惧症


text: patientior

title: patientior


text: patientius

title: patientius


text: patientiores

title: patientiores


text: patientiora

title: patientiora


text: patientioris

title: patientioris


text: patientiorum

title: patientiorum


text: patientiori

title: patientiori


text: patientiorem

title: patientiorem


text: patientiore

title: patientiore


text: patientioribus

title: patientioribus


text:
廣場恐懼症

Noun

 * 1) agoraphobia

title: 廣場恐懼症


text:
patricius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) patrician, noble

Noun

 * 1) patrician

title: patricius


text: patricii

title: patricii


text: patriciorum

title: patriciorum


text: patriciis

title: patriciis


text: patricium

title: patricium


text: patricie

title: patricie


text: patricia

title: patricia


text: patriciae

title: patriciae


text: patriciarum

title: patriciarum


text: patriciam

title: patriciam


text: patricias

title: patricias


text:
patriciatus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The rank of a patrician

title: patriciatus


text:
pavefacio

Verb

 * 1) to frighten, scare or alarm

title: pavefacio


text: pavefacis

title: pavefacis


text: pavefacit

title: pavefacit


text: pavefacimus

title: pavefacimus


text: pavefacitis

title: pavefacitis


text: pavefaciunt

title: pavefaciunt


text: pavefaciam

title: pavefaciam


text: pavefacies

title: pavefacies


text: pavefaciet

title: pavefaciet


text: pavefaciemus

title: pavefaciemus


text: pavefacietis

title: pavefacietis


text: pavefacient

title: pavefacient


text: pavefaciebam

title: pavefaciebam


text: pavefaciebas

title: pavefaciebas


text: pavefaciebat

title: pavefaciebat


text: pavefaciebamus

title: pavefaciebamus


text: pavefaciebatis

title: pavefaciebatis


text: pavefaciebant

title: pavefaciebant


text: pavefeci

title: pavefeci


text: pavefecisti

title: pavefecisti


text: pavefecit

title: pavefecit


text: pavefecimus

title: pavefecimus


text: pavefecistis

title: pavefecistis


text: pavefecerunt

title: pavefecerunt


text: pavefecero

title: pavefecero


text: pavefeceris

title: pavefeceris


text: pavefecerit

title: pavefecerit


text: pavefecerimus

title: pavefecerimus


text: pavefeceritis

title: pavefeceritis


text: pavefecerint

title: pavefecerint


text: pavefeceram

title: pavefeceram


text: pavefeceras

title: pavefeceras


text: pavefecerat

title: pavefecerat


text: pavefeceramus

title: pavefeceramus


text: pavefeceratis

title: pavefeceratis


text: pavefecerant

title: pavefecerant


text: pavefio

title: pavefio


text: pavefis

title: pavefis


text: pavefit

title: pavefit


text: pavefimus

title: pavefimus


text:
pavefaciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) frightening

title: pavefaciens


text: pavefitis

title: pavefitis


text: pavefiunt

title: pavefiunt


text:
pavefacturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to frighten

title: pavefacturus


text: pavefiam

title: pavefiam


text: pavefies

title: pavefies


text:
pavefactus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) frightened

title: pavefactus


text: pavefiet

title: pavefiet


text: pavefiemus

title: pavefiemus


text: pavefietis

title: pavefietis


text: pavefient

title: pavefient


text: pavefiebam

title: pavefiebam


text: pavefiebas

title: pavefiebas


text: pavefiebat

title: pavefiebat


text: pavefiebamus

title: pavefiebamus


text: pavefacientes

title: pavefacientes


text: pavefiebatis

title: pavefiebatis


text: pavefiebant

title: pavefiebant


text: pavefacientia

title: pavefacientia


text: pavefacientis

title: pavefacientis


text: pavefacias

title: pavefacias


text: pavefaciat

title: pavefaciat


text: pavefacientium

title: pavefacientium


text: pavefaciamus

title: pavefaciamus


text: pavefacienti

title: pavefacienti


text: pavefaciatis

title: pavefaciatis


text: pavefaciant

title: pavefaciant


text: pavefaciente

title: pavefaciente


text: pavefacerem

title: pavefacerem


text: pavefaceres

title: pavefaceres


text: pavefacientibus

title: pavefacientibus


text: pavefaceret

title: pavefaceret


text: pavefaceremus

title: pavefaceremus


text: pavefacientem

title: pavefacientem


text: pavefaceretis

title: pavefaceretis


text: pavefacerent

title: pavefacerent


text: pavefecerim

title: pavefecerim


text: pavefactura

title: pavefactura


text: pavefecissem

title: pavefecissem


text: pavefecisses

title: pavefecisses


text: pavefacturum

title: pavefacturum


text: pavefecisset

title: pavefecisset


text: pavefecissemus

title: pavefecissemus


text: pavefacturi

title: pavefacturi


text: pavefecissetis

title: pavefecissetis


text: pavefecissent

title: pavefecissent


text: pavefacturae

title: pavefacturae


text: pavefias

title: pavefias


text: pavefacturorum

title: pavefacturorum


text: pavefiat

title: pavefiat


text: pavefiamus

title: pavefiamus


text: pavefacturarum

title: pavefacturarum


text: pavefiatis

title: pavefiatis


text: pavefiant

title: pavefiant


text: pavefacturo

title: pavefacturo


text: pavefierem

title: pavefierem


text: pavefacturis

title: pavefacturis


text: pavefieres

title: pavefieres


text: pavefieret

title: pavefieret


text: pavefacturam

title: pavefacturam


text: pavefieremus

title: pavefieremus


text: pavefieretis

title: pavefieretis


text: pavefacturos

title: pavefacturos


text: pavefierent

title: pavefierent


text: pavefac

title: pavefac


text: pavefacturas

title: pavefacturas


text: pavefacito

title: pavefacito


text: pavefacite

title: pavefacite


text: pavefacture

title: pavefacture


text: pavefacitote

title: pavefacitote


text: pavefaciunto

title: pavefaciunto


text: pavefi

title: pavefi


text: pavefito

title: pavefito


text: pavefacta

title: pavefacta


text: pavefite

title: pavefite


text: pavefitote

title: pavefitote


text: pavefactum

title: pavefactum


text: pavefacere

title: pavefacere


text: pavefecisse

title: pavefecisse


text: pavefacti

title: pavefacti


text: pavefieri

title: pavefieri


text: pavefactae

title: pavefactae


text: pavefactorum

title: pavefactorum


text: pavefactarum

title: pavefactarum


text: pavefacto

title: pavefacto


text: pavefactis

title: pavefactis


text: pavefactam

title: pavefactam


text: pavefactos

title: pavefactos


text: pavefactas

title: pavefactas


text: pavefacte

title: pavefacte


text:
Gorgias

Proper noun

 * 1) Greek sophist, pre-Socratic philosopher and rhetorician.

Translations

 * Czech:
 * Spanish: Gorgias

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Greek sophist, philosopher and rhetorician, born in Leontini

Proper noun

 * 1)  an Ancient Greek pre-Socratic philosopher, sophist and rhetorician from Leontini (483 – 375 BC)

title: Gorgias


text:
pecuarius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  sheep, cattle

title: pecuarius


text: pecuaria

title: pecuaria


text: pecuarium

title: pecuarium


text: pecuarii

title: pecuarii


text: pecuariae

title: pecuariae


text: pecuariorum

title: pecuariorum


text: pecuariarum

title: pecuariarum


text:
pecuario

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  cattle raising

title: pecuario


text: pecuariis

title: pecuariis


text: pecuariam

title: pecuariam


text: pecuarios

title: pecuarios


text: pecuarias

title: pecuarias


text: pecuarie

title: pecuarie


text: pecua

title: pecua


text: pecuum

title: pecuum


text:
pecuniosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) monied, rich, wealthy
 * 2) gainful

title: pecuniosus


text: pecuniosior

title: pecuniosior


text: pecuniosius

title: pecuniosius


text: pecuniosiores

title: pecuniosiores


text: pecuniosiora

title: pecuniosiora


text: pecuniosioris

title: pecuniosioris


text: pecuniosiorum

title: pecuniosiorum


text: pecuniosiori

title: pecuniosiori


text: pecuniosiorem

title: pecuniosiorem


text: pecuniosiore

title: pecuniosiore


text: pecuniosioribus

title: pecuniosioribus


text: pecuniosa

title: pecuniosa


text: pecuniosum

title: pecuniosum


text: pecuniosi

title: pecuniosi


text: pecuniosae

title: pecuniosae


text: pecuniosorum

title: pecuniosorum


text: pecuniosarum

title: pecuniosarum


text: pecunioso

title: pecunioso


text: pecuniosis

title: pecuniosis


text: pecuniosam

title: pecuniosam


text: pecuniosos

title: pecuniosos


text: pecuniosas

title: pecuniosas


text: pecuniose

title: pecuniose


text:
penuarius

Adjective

 * 1)  provisions

title: penuarius


text: penuaria

title: penuaria


text: penuarium

title: penuarium


text: penuarii

title: penuarii


text: penuariae

title: penuariae


text: penuariorum

title: penuariorum


text: penuariarum

title: penuariarum


text: penuario

title: penuario


text: penuariis

title: penuariis


text: penuariam

title: penuariam


text: penuarios

title: penuarios


text: penuarias

title: penuarias


text: penuarie

title: penuarie


text: penora

title: penora


text: penoris

title: penoris


text: penorum

title: penorum


text: penori

title: penori


text: penoribus

title: penoribus


text: penore

title: penore


text: penui

title: penui


text: penum

title: penum


text: penuum

title: penuum


text:
peragraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to traverse

title: peragraturus


text:
peragratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) traversed

title: peragratus


text:
peragrandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be traversed

title: peragrandus


text: peragratura

title: peragratura


text: peragraturum

title: peragraturum


text: peragraturi

title: peragraturi


text: peragraturae

title: peragraturae


text: peragraturorum

title: peragraturorum


text: peragraturarum

title: peragraturarum


text: peragraturo

title: peragraturo


text: peragraturis

title: peragraturis


text: peragraturam

title: peragraturam


text: peragraturos

title: peragraturos


text: peragraturas

title: peragraturas


text: peragrature

title: peragrature


text: peragratum

title: peragratum


text: peragratae

title: peragratae


text: peragratorum

title: peragratorum


text: peragratarum

title: peragratarum


text: peragratam

title: peragratam


text: peragratos

title: peragratos


text: peragratas

title: peragratas


text: peragranda

title: peragranda


text: peragrandum

title: peragrandum


text: peragrandi

title: peragrandi


text: peragrandae

title: peragrandae


text: peragrandorum

title: peragrandorum


text: peragrandarum

title: peragrandarum


text: peragrandis

title: peragrandis


text: peragrandam

title: peragrandam


text: peragrandos

title: peragrandos


text: peragrandas

title: peragrandas


text: peragrande

title: peragrande


text: steigertjes

title: steigertjes


text:
percrebresco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to become very frequent or prevalent
 * 2) to spread

title: percrebresco


text: percrebrescis

title: percrebrescis


text: percrebrescit

title: percrebrescit


text: percrebrescimus

title: percrebrescimus


text: percrebrescitis

title: percrebrescitis


text: percrebrescunt

title: percrebrescunt


text: percrebrescam

title: percrebrescam


text: percrebresces

title: percrebresces


text: percrebrescet

title: percrebrescet


text: percrebrescemus

title: percrebrescemus


text: percrebrescetis

title: percrebrescetis


text: percrebrescent

title: percrebrescent


text: percrebrescebam

title: percrebrescebam


text: percrebrescebas

title: percrebrescebas


text: percrebrescebat

title: percrebrescebat


text: percrebrescebamus

title: percrebrescebamus


text: percrebrescebatis

title: percrebrescebatis


text: percrebrescebant

title: percrebrescebant


text: percrebrui

title: percrebrui


text: percrebruisti

title: percrebruisti


text: percrebruit

title: percrebruit


text: percrebruimus

title: percrebruimus


text: percrebruistis

title: percrebruistis


text: percrebruerunt

title: percrebruerunt


text: percrebruero

title: percrebruero


text: percrebrueris

title: percrebrueris


text: percrebruerit

title: percrebruerit


text: percrebruerimus

title: percrebruerimus


text: percrebrueritis

title: percrebrueritis


text: percrebruerint

title: percrebruerint


text: percrebrueram

title: percrebrueram


text: percrebrueras

title: percrebrueras


text: percrebruerat

title: percrebruerat


text: percrebrueramus

title: percrebrueramus


text: percrebrueratis

title: percrebrueratis


text: percrebruerant

title: percrebruerant


text: percrebrescas

title: percrebrescas


text: percrebrescat

title: percrebrescat


text: percrebrescamus

title: percrebrescamus


text: percrebrescatis

title: percrebrescatis


text: percrebrescant

title: percrebrescant


text: percrebrescerem

title: percrebrescerem


text: percrebresceres

title: percrebresceres


text: percrebresceret

title: percrebresceret


text: percrebresceremus

title: percrebresceremus


text: percrebresceretis

title: percrebresceretis


text: percrebrescerent

title: percrebrescerent


text: percrebruerim

title: percrebruerim


text: percrebruissem

title: percrebruissem


text: percrebruisses

title: percrebruisses


text: percrebruissemus

title: percrebruissemus


text: percrebruissetis

title: percrebruissetis


text: percrebruissent

title: percrebruissent


text: percrebresce

title: percrebresce


text: percrebrescito

title: percrebrescito


text: percrebrescite

title: percrebrescite


text: percrebrescitote

title: percrebrescitote


text: percrebrescunto

title: percrebrescunto


text: percrebrescere

title: percrebrescere


text: percrebruisse

title: percrebruisse


text:
perduellio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) treason

title: perduellio


text:
perfidiosus

Etymology
From, from , from + , from  +  from root.

Adjective

 * 1) treacherous, perfidious

title: perfidiosus


text: perfidiosior

title: perfidiosior


text: perfidiosius

title: perfidiosius


text: perfidiosiores

title: perfidiosiores


text: perfidiosiora

title: perfidiosiora


text: perfidiosioris

title: perfidiosioris


text: perfidiosiorum

title: perfidiosiorum


text: perfidiosiori

title: perfidiosiori


text: perfidiosiorem

title: perfidiosiorem


text: perfidiosiore

title: perfidiosiore


text: perfidiosioribus

title: perfidiosioribus


text: perfidiosum

title: perfidiosum


text: perfidiosae

title: perfidiosae


text: perfidiosorum

title: perfidiosorum


text: perfidiosarum

title: perfidiosarum


text: perfidiosis

title: perfidiosis


text: perfidiosam

title: perfidiosam


text: perfidiosos

title: perfidiosos


text: perfidiosas

title: perfidiosas


text:
lamrim

Etymology
Tibetan.

Noun

 * 1)  The stages in the path to Buddhist enlightenment.

title: lamrim


text:
pergula

Etymology
The origin is. Has been compared to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, but the meanings are too divergent.

Noun

 * 1) A booth, stall or shop in front of a house
 * 2) A hut or hovel
 * 3) A brothel
 * 4) A pergola

Descendants

 * Balkan Romance:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Italo-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Vulgar Latin:
 * Borrowings:
 * Italo-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Vulgar Latin:
 * Borrowings:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Vulgar Latin:
 * Borrowings:
 * Vulgar Latin:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:

title: pergula


text:
peristylum

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A peristyle.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) peristyle (inner courtyard surrounded by columns)

title: peristylum


text:
perlegens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) surveying

title: perlegens


text:
perlecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to survey, examine thoroughly
 * 2) about to read to the end; about to read aloud

title: perlecturus


text:
perlegendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be surveyed

title: perlegendus


text: perlegentes

title: perlegentes


text: perlegentia

title: perlegentia


text: perlegentis

title: perlegentis


text: perlegentium

title: perlegentium


text: perlegenti

title: perlegenti


text: perlegente

title: perlegente


text: perlegentibus

title: perlegentibus


text: perlegentem

title: perlegentem


text: perlectura

title: perlectura


text: perlecturum

title: perlecturum


text: perlecturi

title: perlecturi


text: perlecturae

title: perlecturae


text: perlecturorum

title: perlecturorum


text: perlecturarum

title: perlecturarum


text: perlecturo

title: perlecturo


text: perlecturis

title: perlecturis


text: perlecturam

title: perlecturam


text: perlecturos

title: perlecturos


text: perlecturas

title: perlecturas


text: perlecture

title: perlecture


text: perlectum

title: perlectum


text: perlegenda

title: perlegenda


text: perlegendum

title: perlegendum


text: perlegendi

title: perlegendi


text: perlegendae

title: perlegendae


text: perlegendorum

title: perlegendorum


text: perlegendarum

title: perlegendarum


text: perlegendo

title: perlegendo


text: perlegendis

title: perlegendis


text: perlegendam

title: perlegendam


text: perlegendos

title: perlegendos


text: perlegendas

title: perlegendas


text: perlegende

title: perlegende


text:
permansurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to endure

title: permansurus


text: permansura

title: permansura


text: permansurum

title: permansurum


text: permansuri

title: permansuri


text: permansurae

title: permansurae


text: permansurorum

title: permansurorum


text: permansurarum

title: permansurarum


text: permansuro

title: permansuro


text: permansuris

title: permansuris


text: permansuram

title: permansuram


text: permansuros

title: permansuros


text: permansuras

title: permansuras


text: permansure

title: permansure


text:
persaepe

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) very often
 * 2) very frequently
 * 1) very frequently

title: persaepe


text:
hevospeli

Noun

 * 1) horse as means of transportation

title: hevospeli


text: 贫血

title: 贫血


text:
貧血

Noun

 * 1)   anemia

Noun

 * 1) anemia

title: 貧血


text:
perscribens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) writing out

title: perscribens


text:
perscripturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to write out

title: perscripturus


text:
perscriptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) written out

title: perscriptus


text:
perscribendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be written out

title: perscribendus


text: perscribentes

title: perscribentes


text: perscribentia

title: perscribentia


text: perscribentis

title: perscribentis


text: perscribentium

title: perscribentium


text: perscribenti

title: perscribenti


text: perscribente

title: perscribente


text: perscribentibus

title: perscribentibus


text: perscribentem

title: perscribentem


text: perscriptura

title: perscriptura


text: perscripturum

title: perscripturum


text: perscripturi

title: perscripturi


text: perscripturae

title: perscripturae


text: perscripturorum

title: perscripturorum


text: perscripturarum

title: perscripturarum


text: perscripturo

title: perscripturo


text: perscripturis

title: perscripturis


text: perscripturam

title: perscripturam


text: perscripturos

title: perscripturos


text: perscripturas

title: perscripturas


text: perscripture

title: perscripture


text: perscripta

title: perscripta


text: perscriptum

title: perscriptum


text: perscripti

title: perscripti


text: perscriptae

title: perscriptae


text: perscriptorum

title: perscriptorum


text: perscriptarum

title: perscriptarum


text: perscripto

title: perscripto


text: perscriptis

title: perscriptis


text: perscriptam

title: perscriptam


text: perscriptos

title: perscriptos


text: perscriptas

title: perscriptas


text: perscripte

title: perscripte


text: perscribenda

title: perscribenda


text: perscribendum

title: perscribendum


text: perscribendi

title: perscribendi


text: perscribendae

title: perscribendae


text: perscribendorum

title: perscribendorum


text: perscribendarum

title: perscribendarum


text: perscribendo

title: perscribendo


text: perscribendis

title: perscribendis


text: perscribendam

title: perscribendam


text: perscribendos

title: perscribendos


text: perscribendas

title: perscribendas


text: perscribende

title: perscribende


text:
User:Wikiophile

Hello, I am new here. My interests include mythology, philosophy , technology , mathematics , science.

title: User:Wikiophile


text:
perseveranter

Adverb

 * 1) steadfastly, persistently

title: perseveranter


text: perseverantius

title: perseverantius


text: perseverantissime

title: perseverantissime


text: perseverarunt

title: perseverarunt


text: perspectat

title: perspectat


text: perspectamus

title: perspectamus


text: perspectatis

title: perspectatis


text: perspectant

title: perspectant


text: perspectabo

title: perspectabo


text: perspectabis

title: perspectabis


text: perspectabit

title: perspectabit


text: perspectabimus

title: perspectabimus


text: perspectabitis

title: perspectabitis


text: perspectabunt

title: perspectabunt


text: perspectabam

title: perspectabam


text: perspectabas

title: perspectabas


text: perspectabat

title: perspectabat


text: perspectabamus

title: perspectabamus


text: perspectabatis

title: perspectabatis


text: perspectabant

title: perspectabant


text: perspectavi

title: perspectavi


text: perspectavisti

title: perspectavisti


text: perspectavit

title: perspectavit


text: perspectavimus

title: perspectavimus


text: perspectavistis

title: perspectavistis


text: perspectaverunt

title: perspectaverunt


text: perspectavero

title: perspectavero


text: perspectaveris

title: perspectaveris


text: perspectaverit

title: perspectaverit


text: perspectaverimus

title: perspectaverimus


text: perspectaveritis

title: perspectaveritis


text: perspectaverint

title: perspectaverint


text: perspectaveram

title: perspectaveram


text: perspectaveras

title: perspectaveras


text: perspectaverat

title: perspectaverat


text: perspectaveramus

title: perspectaveramus


text: perspectaveratis

title: perspectaveratis


text: perspectaverant

title: perspectaverant


text: perspector

title: perspector


text: perspectaris

title: perspectaris


text: perspectamur

title: perspectamur


text: perspectamini

title: perspectamini


text: perspectatur

title: perspectatur


text: perspectantur

title: perspectantur


text: perspectabor

title: perspectabor


text: perspectaberis

title: perspectaberis


text: perspectabimur

title: perspectabimur


text: perspectabimini

title: perspectabimini


text: perspectabitur

title: perspectabitur


text: perspectabuntur

title: perspectabuntur


text: perspectabar

title: perspectabar


text: perspectabaris

title: perspectabaris


text: perspectabamur

title: perspectabamur


text: perspectabamini

title: perspectabamini


text: perspectabatur

title: perspectabatur


text: perspectabantur

title: perspectabantur


text: perspectem

title: perspectem


text: perspectes

title: perspectes


text: perspectet

title: perspectet


text: perspectemus

title: perspectemus


text: perspectetis

title: perspectetis


text: perspectent

title: perspectent


text: perspectarem

title: perspectarem


text: perspectares

title: perspectares


text: perspectaret

title: perspectaret


text: perspectaremus

title: perspectaremus


text: perspectaretis

title: perspectaretis


text: perspectarent

title: perspectarent


text: perspectaverim

title: perspectaverim


text: perspectavissem

title: perspectavissem


text: perspectavisses

title: perspectavisses


text: perspectavisset

title: perspectavisset


text: perspectavissemus

title: perspectavissemus


text: perspectavissetis

title: perspectavissetis


text: perspectavissent

title: perspectavissent


text: perspecter

title: perspecter


text: perspecteris

title: perspecteris


text: perspectemur

title: perspectemur


text: perspectemini

title: perspectemini


text: perspectetur

title: perspectetur


text: perspectentur

title: perspectentur


text: perspectarer

title: perspectarer


text: perspectareris

title: perspectareris


text: perspectaremur

title: perspectaremur


text: perspectaremini

title: perspectaremini


text: perspectaretur

title: perspectaretur


text: perspectarentur

title: perspectarentur


text: perspectato

title: perspectato


text: perspectate

title: perspectate


text: perspectatote

title: perspectatote


text: perspectanto

title: perspectanto


text: perspectare

title: perspectare


text: perspectator

title: perspectator


text: perspectantor

title: perspectantor


text: perspectavisse

title: perspectavisse


text: perspectari

title: perspectari


text:
perspeculor

Verb

 * 1) to examine or explore thoroughly

title: perspeculor


text: perspecularis

title: perspecularis


text: perspeculatur

title: perspeculatur


text: perspeculamur

title: perspeculamur


text: perspeculamini

title: perspeculamini


text: perspeculantur

title: perspeculantur


text: perspeculabor

title: perspeculabor


text: perspeculaberis

title: perspeculaberis


text: perspeculabitur

title: perspeculabitur


text: perspeculabimur

title: perspeculabimur


text: perspeculabimini

title: perspeculabimini


text: perspeculabuntur

title: perspeculabuntur


text: perspeculabar

title: perspeculabar


text: perspeculabaris

title: perspeculabaris


text: perspeculabatur

title: perspeculabatur


text: perspeculabamur

title: perspeculabamur


text: perspeculabamini

title: perspeculabamini


text: perspeculabantur

title: perspeculabantur


text: perspeculer

title: perspeculer


text: perspeculeris

title: perspeculeris


text: perspeculetur

title: perspeculetur


text: perspeculemur

title: perspeculemur


text: perspeculemini

title: perspeculemini


text: perspeculentur

title: perspeculentur


text: perspecularer

title: perspecularer


text: perspeculareris

title: perspeculareris


text: perspecularetur

title: perspecularetur


text: perspecularemur

title: perspecularemur


text: perspecularemini

title: perspecularemini


text: perspecularentur

title: perspecularentur


text: perspeculare

title: perspeculare


text: perspeculator

title: perspeculator


text: perspeculantor

title: perspeculantor


text: perspeculari

title: perspeculari


text:
perspeculans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) examining

title: perspeculans


text:
perspeculaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to examine

title: perspeculaturus


text:
perspeculatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) examined

title: perspeculatus


text: perspeculantes

title: perspeculantes


text: perspeculantia

title: perspeculantia


text: perspeculantis

title: perspeculantis


text: perspeculantium

title: perspeculantium


text: perspeculanti

title: perspeculanti


text: perspeculante

title: perspeculante


text: perspeculantibus

title: perspeculantibus


text: perspeculantem

title: perspeculantem


text: perspeculatura

title: perspeculatura


text: perspeculaturum

title: perspeculaturum


text: perspeculaturi

title: perspeculaturi


text: perspeculaturae

title: perspeculaturae


text: perspeculaturorum

title: perspeculaturorum


text: perspeculaturarum

title: perspeculaturarum


text: perspeculaturo

title: perspeculaturo


text: perspeculaturis

title: perspeculaturis


text: perspeculaturam

title: perspeculaturam


text: perspeculaturos

title: perspeculaturos


text: perspeculaturas

title: perspeculaturas


text: perspeculature

title: perspeculature


text: perspeculata

title: perspeculata


text: perspeculatum

title: perspeculatum


text: perspeculati

title: perspeculati


text: perspeculatae

title: perspeculatae


text: perspeculatorum

title: perspeculatorum


text: perspeculatarum

title: perspeculatarum


text: perspeculato

title: perspeculato


text: perspeculatis

title: perspeculatis


text: perspeculatam

title: perspeculatam


text: perspeculatos

title: perspeculatos


text: perspeculatas

title: perspeculatas


text: perspeculate

title: perspeculate


text:
pertendo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to persevere or persist

title: pertendo


text: pertendis

title: pertendis


text: pertendit

title: pertendit


text: pertendimus

title: pertendimus


text: pertenditis

title: pertenditis


text: pertendunt

title: pertendunt


text: pertendam

title: pertendam


text: pertendes

title: pertendes


text: pertendet

title: pertendet


text: pertendemus

title: pertendemus


text: pertendetis

title: pertendetis


text: pertendent

title: pertendent


text: pertendebam

title: pertendebam


text: pertendebas

title: pertendebas


text: pertendebat

title: pertendebat


text: pertendebamus

title: pertendebamus


text: pertendebatis

title: pertendebatis


text: pertendebant

title: pertendebant


text: pertendi

title: pertendi


text: pertendisti

title: pertendisti


text: pertendistis

title: pertendistis


text: pertenderunt

title: pertenderunt


text: pertendero

title: pertendero


text: pertenderis

title: pertenderis


text: pertenderit

title: pertenderit


text: pertenderimus

title: pertenderimus


text: pertenderitis

title: pertenderitis


text: pertenderint

title: pertenderint


text: pertenderam

title: pertenderam


text: pertenderas

title: pertenderas


text: pertenderat

title: pertenderat


text: pertenderamus

title: pertenderamus


text: pertenderatis

title: pertenderatis


text: pertenderant

title: pertenderant


text: pertendor

title: pertendor


text: pertenditur

title: pertenditur


text: pertendimur

title: pertendimur


text: pertendimini

title: pertendimini


text: pertenduntur

title: pertenduntur


text: pertendar

title: pertendar


text: pertendetur

title: pertendetur


text: pertendemur

title: pertendemur


text: pertendemini

title: pertendemini


text: pertendentur

title: pertendentur


text: pertendebar

title: pertendebar


text: pertendebaris

title: pertendebaris


text: pertendebatur

title: pertendebatur


text: pertendebamur

title: pertendebamur


text: pertendebamini

title: pertendebamini


text: pertendebantur

title: pertendebantur


text: pertendas

title: pertendas


text: pertendat

title: pertendat


text: pertendamus

title: pertendamus


text: pertendatis

title: pertendatis


text: pertendant

title: pertendant


text: pertenderem

title: pertenderem


text: pertenderes

title: pertenderes


text: pertenderet

title: pertenderet


text: pertenderemus

title: pertenderemus


text: pertenderetis

title: pertenderetis


text: pertenderent

title: pertenderent


text: pertenderim

title: pertenderim


text: pertendissem

title: pertendissem


text: pertendisses

title: pertendisses


text: pertendisset

title: pertendisset


text: pertendissemus

title: pertendissemus


text: pertendissetis

title: pertendissetis


text: pertendissent

title: pertendissent


text: pertendaris

title: pertendaris


text: pertendatur

title: pertendatur


text: pertendamur

title: pertendamur


text: pertendamini

title: pertendamini


text: pertendantur

title: pertendantur


text: pertenderer

title: pertenderer


text: pertendereris

title: pertendereris


text: pertenderetur

title: pertenderetur


text: pertenderemur

title: pertenderemur


text:
Protagoras

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) A pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, who famously said "man is the measure of all things".

Translations

 * Armenian: Պրոտագորաս
 * Catalan: Protàgores
 * Czech: Prótagorás
 * Georgian: პროტაგორა
 * Greek:
 * Italian: Protagora
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: Protágoras
 * Swedish: Protagoras

title: Protagoras


text: pertenderemini

title: pertenderemini


text: pertenderentur

title: pertenderentur


text: pertende

title: pertende


text: pertendito

title: pertendito


text: pertendite

title: pertendite


text: pertenditote

title: pertenditote


text: pertendunto

title: pertendunto


text: pertendere

title: pertendere


text: pertenditor

title: pertenditor


text: pertenduntor

title: pertenduntor


text: pertendisse

title: pertendisse


text:
perversitas

Noun

 * 1) frowardness, untowardness, perversity

title: perversitas


text:
diamantífero

Adjective

 * 1)  diamondiferous yielding diamond

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  diamondiferous

title: diamantífero


text:
petasatus

Adjective

 * 1) wearing a travelling-cap; hence, ready for a journey

title: petasatus


text: petasata

title: petasata


text: petasatum

title: petasatum


text: petasati

title: petasati


text: petasatae

title: petasatae


text: petasatorum

title: petasatorum


text: petasatarum

title: petasatarum


text: petasato

title: petasato


text: petasatis

title: petasatis


text: petasatam

title: petasatam


text: petasatos

title: petasatos


text: petasatas

title: petasatas


text: petasate

title: petasate


text:
Prótagorás

Proper noun

 * 1) Protagoras

title: Prótagorás


text:
ricament

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) richly

title: ricament


text:
Protagorean

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the Greek philosopher Protagoras and his thought.

title: Protagorean


text:
acronycally

Adverb

 * 1) In an acronycal manner; rising when the sun sets, and vice versa.

title: acronycally


text:
jadery

Noun

 * 1) The tricks of a jade, or old horse.

title: jadery


text:
outcheat

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To exceed in cheating; to cheat more than.

title: outcheat


text: outcheated

title: outcheated


text: outcheating

title: outcheating


text: outcheats

title: outcheats


text:
overgross

Adjective

 * 1) Excessively gross.
 * 2) * 1737-1742,, The Church History of England from 1500 to 1688
 * and to say we may not have images and call them idols, when they represent Christ and his saints, be overgross opinions to enter into your learned head, whatsoever the unlearned would tattle.

Verb

 * 1)  To load (a plane) with too much weight, thereby impairing its ability to fly.

title: overgross


text:
unquick

Adjective

 * 1) Not quick.

title: unquick


text: vengers

title: vengers


text:
diamantino

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  diamond
 * 2) diamond-like
 * 3)  strong, solid

Noun

 * : small diamond
 * 1)  a silver coin minted in Ferrara in the 15th century

Etymology
From "diamond" +.

Adjective

 * 1)  diamond
 * 2)  hard, solid, unbreakable

title: diamantino


text: dragees

title: dragees


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/help me please

Hi, I am new admin of fa.wiktionary and i want to install /*

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but i don't know how you set your common.js that can be edited in sections? would you please help me.Reza1615 10:43, 27 October 2011 (UTC)


text:
nutjobber

Etymology
From. Compare,.

Noun

 * 1)  A bird of family ; a nuthatch.

title: nutjobber


text: nutjobbers

title: nutjobbers


text:
outsettler

Noun

 * 1) One who settles at a distance from others.

title: outsettler


text: outsettlers

title: outsettlers


text:
overprompt

Adjective

 * 1) Too prompt or eager; precipitate.

title: overprompt


text:
underlooker

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A daily inspector of a mine.

title: underlooker


text: underlookers

title: underlookers


text: petisset

title: petisset


text:
balmily

Adverb

 * 1) In a balmy manner.

title: balmily


text:
black-hearted

Adjective

 * 1) Having a wicked, malignant disposition; morally bad.

Translations

 * Bulgarian:
 * Irish: dúchroíoch
 * Urdu: کھوٹا

title: black-hearted


text:
geometral

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  geometric
 * 2) Relating to projective geometry

title: geometral


text:
outreign

Verb

 * 1)  To surpass in reigning; to reign through the whole of, or longer than.

title: outreign


text: outreigned

title: outreigned


text: outreigning

title: outreigning


text: outreigns

title: outreigns


text:
outsparkle

Verb

 * 1) To exceed in sparkling.
 * Her eyes outsparkled the jewels she wore.

title: outsparkle


text: outsparkled

title: outsparkled


text: outsparkles

title: outsparkles


text: outsparkling

title: outsparkling


text:
pentagonally

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) In the form of a pentagon; with five angles.

title: pentagonally


text:
unburrow

Verb

 * 1)  To force or lure out from a burrow.

title: unburrow


text: unburrowed

title: unburrowed


text: unburrowing

title: unburrowing


text: petitores

title: petitores


text: unburrows

title: unburrows


text: petitoris

title: petitoris


text: petitoribus

title: petitoribus


text: petitorem

title: petitorem


text: petitore

title: petitore


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/help me please/reply

You mean how there are [edit] buttons next to headers in js pages? Just copy over MediaWiki:JavascriptHeadings.js to fawikt and then add if ((wgNamespaceNumber == 2 || wgNamespaceNumber == 8) && wgTitle.lastIndexOf('.js') != -1 && wgAction == 'view') { importScript('MediaWiki:JavascriptHeadings.js'); } to fa:Mediawiki:Common.js.


text: patriciatui

title: patriciatui


text: patriciatum

title: patriciatum


text: patriciatu

title: patriciatu


text: patriciatuum

title: patriciatuum


text: patriciatibus

title: patriciatibus


text: perduelliones

title: perduelliones


text: perduellionis

title: perduellionis


text: perduellionum

title: perduellionum


text: perduellioni

title: perduellioni


text: perduellionibus

title: perduellionibus


text: perduellionem

title: perduellionem


text: perduellione

title: perduellione


text: pergulae

title: pergulae


text: pergularum

title: pergularum


text: pergulis

title: pergulis


text: pergulam

title: pergulam


text: pergulas

title: pergulas


text: peristyla

title: peristyla


text: peristyli

title: peristyli


text: peristylorum

title: peristylorum


text: peristylo

title: peristylo


text: peristylis

title: peristylis


text:
kokoon

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  A gnu; a brindled gnu.

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1)  A tree of the genus.

Adverb

 * 1) together to one place

Noun

 * 1) gnu

title: kokoon


text: kokoons

title: kokoons


text: perversitates

title: perversitates


text: perversitatis

title: perversitatis


text:
overgreat

Etymology
From ; equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) Excessively great.
 * an overgreat reduction
 * Oligarchies sometimes made men overgreat.

title: overgreat


text: perversitatum

title: perversitatum


text:
unbeware

Adverb

 * 1)  unawares

title: unbeware


text: perversitati

title: perversitati


text: perversitatibus

title: perversitatibus


text:
underlock

Noun

 * 1) A lock of wool hanging under the belly of a sheep.

title: underlock


text: perversitatem

title: perversitatem


text: underlocks

title: underlocks


text: outstricken

title: outstricken


text:
outstrike

Verb

 * 1)  To strike faster or harder than.

title: outstrike


text: outstrikes

title: outstrikes


text: outstriking

title: outstriking


text: outstruck

title: outstruck


text:
uncloister

Verb

 * 1) To release from a cloister, or from confinement or seclusion; to liberate; to free.

title: uncloister


text:
uncloistered

Adjective

 * 1) Not cloistered.

title: uncloistered


text: uncloistering

title: uncloistering


text: uncloisters

title: uncloisters


text:
mistutor

Verb

 * 1)  To tutor badly or astray.

title: mistutor


text: mistutored

title: mistutored


text: mistutoring

title: mistutoring


text: mistutors

title: mistutors


text:
overfullness

Noun

 * 1) The state of being excessively or abnormally full.

authors: Celui qui crée ébauches de football anglais

title: overfullness


text: unsatiability

title: unsatiability


text:
granitification

Noun

 * 1) The act or process of forming into granite.
 * 2) * 1838, [unknown author] "Theory of Granite" (review), in The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
 * the limestone was also changed in those regions where granitification took place

title: granitification


text:
uranin

Etymology
, from its yellowish-green fluorescence, resembling that of uranium glass.

Noun

 * 1)  An alkaline salt of fluorescein, used as a brownish-red dye.

Noun

 * 1) uraninite

title: uranin


text: diamantífera

title: diamantífera


text: diamantíferas

title: diamantíferas


text: diamantíferos

title: diamantíferos


text:
outsport

Verb

 * 1)  To exceed in sporting.

title: outsport


text: outsported

title: outsported


text: outsporting

title: outsporting


text: outsports

title: outsports


text:
sanguiferous

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) Conveying blood.

title: sanguiferous


text: diamantina

title: diamantina


text: diamantinas

title: diamantinas


text: diamantinos

title: diamantinos


text:
biangular

Adjective

 * 1) Having two angles or corners.

title: biangular


text:
butlerage

Noun

 * 1)  A duty formerly paid to the king's butler on every ton of wine imported into England by foreign merchants.

title: butlerage


text: butlerages

title: butlerages


text: nívea

title: nívea


text: níveas

title: níveas


text:
sorbin

Noun

 * 1)  An unfermentable sugar, isomeric with glucose, found in the ripe berries of the rowan tree, or sorb.

title: sorbin


text: níveos

title: níveos


text: phalerarum

title: phalerarum


text: phaleris

title: phaleris


text: phaleram

title: phaleram


text: phaleras

title: phaleras


text:
overfruitful

Adjective

 * 1) Excessively fruitful.

title: overfruitful


text:
oxybenzoic

Adjective

 * 1)  hydroxybenzoic

title: oxybenzoic


text:
weighlock

Noun

 * 1) A lock, as on a canal, in which boats are weighed and their tonnage is settled.

title: weighlock


text: weighlocks

title: weighlocks


text:
phonascus

Noun

 * 1) teacher of singing and elocution

title: phonascus


text:
piguus

Etymology
From, from , from +.

Adjective

 * 1) indolent

title: piguus


text:
efflation

Noun

 * 1) The act of filling with wind; a breathing or puffing out.

title: efflation


text: efflations

title: efflations


text:
jargonic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the mineral jargon.
 * jargonic earth
 * 1) Of or pertaining to a language to be described as jargon.

title: jargonic


text:
somniloquism

Noun

 * 1) The act or habit of talking in one's sleep.

title: somniloquism


text: pigua

title: pigua


text: piguum

title: piguum


text: pigui

title: pigui


text: piguae

title: piguae


text: piguorum

title: piguorum


text: piguarum

title: piguarum


text: somniloquisms

title: somniloquisms


text: piguo

title: piguo


text: piguis

title: piguis


text: piguam

title: piguam


text: piguos

title: piguos


text: piguas

title: piguas


text: pigue

title: pigue


text:
overlip

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  The upper lip.
 * 2)  An upper lip that extends too far out and down.
 * 1)  An upper lip that extends too far out and down.
 * 1)  An upper lip that extends too far out and down.

title: overlip


text: overlips

title: overlips


text:
uncredit

Verb

 * 1)  To cause to be disbelieved; to discredit.
 * 2) To deduct the amount of payment that was previously credited to an account.
 * 1) To deduct the amount of payment that was previously credited to an account.

title: uncredit


text: uncrediting

title: uncrediting


text: uncredits

title: uncredits


text:
-ovský

Etymology
Compound of, and

Suffix

 * 1) -ian, -ean of or relating to a particular notable person and their works

title: -ovský


text:
vi khuẩn

Etymology
. Possibly influenced by 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) bacterium, bacteria

title: vi khuẩn


text:
động đất

Etymology
From 🇰🇲. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  an earthquake

title: động đất


text:
User:Gzen92

Gzen92 (fr.wiktionary.org)

title: User:Gzen92


text:
monzón

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) monsoon

title: monzón


text:
Template talk:ca-form of

Nocap, nodot
I've removed the nodot and nocap options (no longer found in ) though there's no consensus at all (that I know of) whether to include nocap and nodot or not in form-of templates. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:18, 27 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Template talk:ca-form of


text:
rea caggee

Noun

 * 1) battering ram

title: rea caggee


text: pinae

title: pinae


text: pinarum

title: pinarum


text: pinam

title: pinam


text:
piscans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) fishing

title: piscans


text:
piscaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to fish

title: piscaturus


text:
piscatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) fished, having been fished

Noun

 * 1) fish that has been caught; catch

title: piscatus


text: piscantes

title: piscantes


text: piscantia

title: piscantia


text: piscantis

title: piscantis


text: piscantium

title: piscantium


text: piscanti

title: piscanti


text: piscante

title: piscante


text: piscantibus

title: piscantibus


text: piscantem

title: piscantem


text: piscatura

title: piscatura


text: piscaturum

title: piscaturum


text: piscaturi

title: piscaturi


text: piscaturae

title: piscaturae


text: piscaturorum

title: piscaturorum


text: piscaturarum

title: piscaturarum


text: piscaturo

title: piscaturo


text: piscaturis

title: piscaturis


text: piscaturam

title: piscaturam


text: piscaturos

title: piscaturos


text: piscaturas

title: piscaturas


text: piscature

title: piscature


text: piscata

title: piscata


text: piscatum

title: piscatum


text: piscati

title: piscati


text: piscatae

title: piscatae


text: piscatarum

title: piscatarum


text: piscato

title: piscato


text: piscatis

title: piscatis


text: piscatam

title: piscatam


text: piscatos

title: piscatos


text: piscatas

title: piscatas


text: piscate

title: piscate


text:
recomanar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to recommend

title: recomanar


text: pistrina

title: pistrina


text: pistrini

title: pistrini


text: pistrinorum

title: pistrinorum


text:
pistrino

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mill
 * 2) bakery
 * 3) oil mill
 * 1) oil mill
 * 1) oil mill

title: pistrino


text: pistrinis

title: pistrinis


text:
plausurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to strike

title: plausurus


text:
plausus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) struck

Noun

 * 1) applause, cheers

title: plausus


text:
plaudendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be struck

title: plaudendus


text:
recomanació

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) recommendation

title: recomanació


text: plausura

title: plausura


text: plausurum

title: plausurum


text: plausuri

title: plausuri


text: plausurae

title: plausurae


text: plausurorum

title: plausurorum


text: plausurarum

title: plausurarum


text: plausuro

title: plausuro


text: plausuris

title: plausuris


text: plausuram

title: plausuram


text: plausuros

title: plausuros


text: plausuras

title: plausuras


text: plausure

title: plausure


text: recomanacions

title: recomanacions


text: plausa

title: plausa


text: plausum

title: plausum


text: plausae

title: plausae


text: plausorum

title: plausorum


text: plausarum

title: plausarum


text: plausis

title: plausis


text: plausam

title: plausam


text: plausos

title: plausos


text: plausas

title: plausas


text: plause

title: plause


text: plaudenda

title: plaudenda


text: plaudendum

title: plaudendum


text: plaudendi

title: plaudendi


text: plaudendae

title: plaudendae


text: plaudendorum

title: plaudendorum


text:
overscrupulous

Adjective

 * 1) Excessively scrupulous.

title: overscrupulous


text: plaudendarum

title: plaudendarum


text: plaudendis

title: plaudendis


text: plaudendam

title: plaudendam


text: plaudendos

title: plaudendos


text: plaudendas

title: plaudendas


text: plaudende

title: plaudende


text: Category:cs:Individuals

title: Category:cs:Individuals


text:
plurifariam

Adverb

 * 1) in many places
 * 2) in many ways, manifoldly, variously

title: plurifariam


text:
ym-çhummit

Adjective

 * 1) variform

title: ym-çhummit


text:
polliciturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to promise

title: polliciturus


text: pollicitura

title: pollicitura


text: polliciturum

title: polliciturum


text: pollicituri

title: pollicituri


text: polliciturae

title: polliciturae


text: polliciturorum

title: polliciturorum


text: polliciturarum

title: polliciturarum


text: pollicituro

title: pollicituro


text: pollicituris

title: pollicituris


text: pollicituram

title: pollicituram


text: pollicituros

title: pollicituros


text: pollicituras

title: pollicituras


text: polliciture

title: polliciture


text:
arrayer

Noun

 * 1) One who arrays.
 * 2)  An officer who provided soldiers with armour and took care of it.

title: arrayer


text: arrayers

title: arrayers


text:
ym-schleioilid

Noun

 * 1) versatility

title: ym-schleioilid


text:
kerasine

Adjective

 * 1)  Resembling horn; horny.

title: kerasine


text:
overrefinement

Noun

 * 1) Excessive refinement.

Related terms

 * overrefine

title: overrefinement


text: overrefinements

title: overrefinements


text:
rombowline

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  Old, condemned canvas, rope, etc., unfit for use except in chafing gear.

title: rombowline


text:
teguexin

Etymology
From ; compare.

Noun

 * 1) A large South American lizard with yellowish spots; a gold tegu.

title: teguexin


text: teguexins

title: teguexins


text:
unguical

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) ungual

title: unguical


text:
uninfringible

Adjective

 * 1) That may not be infringed.
 * an uninfringible monopoly

title: uninfringible


text: ponticuli

title: ponticuli


text: ponticulorum

title: ponticulorum


text: ponticulo

title: ponticulo


text: ponticulis

title: ponticulis


text: ponticulum

title: ponticulum


text: ponticulos

title: ponticulos


text: ponticule

title: ponticule


text:
convulsional

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to, or having, convulsions.
 * 2) * January 9 1824,, letter to Bernard Barton
 * an occasional convulsional cough

title: convulsional


text:
Johnsonese

Proper noun

 * 1) The literary style of Dr. ; an inflated, stilted, or pompous style, affecting classical words.

title: Johnsonese


text: klopodoj

title: klopodoj


text:
pontificalis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pontifical

title: pontificalis


text: pontificales

title: pontificales


text: pontificalia

title: pontificalia


text: pontificalium

title: pontificalium


text: pontificalibus

title: pontificalibus


text: pontificalem

title: pontificalem


text:
dejecter

Noun

 * 1)  Something that casts down or diminishes.

title: dejecter


text: dejecters

title: dejecters


text: poteretur

title: poteretur


text:
serratirostral

Etymology
+

Adjective

 * 1)  Having a toothed bill, like that of a toucan.

title: serratirostral


text:
unmonopolize

Verb

 * 1)  To recover or release from being monopolized.

title: unmonopolize


text: unmonopolized

title: unmonopolized


text: unmonopolizes

title: unmonopolizes


text: unmonopolizing

title: unmonopolizing


text: uræmic

title: uræmic


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/help me please/reply (2)

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text:
potiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) obtaining

title: potiens


text:
potiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to obtain

title: potiturus


text: potientes

title: potientes


text: potientia

title: potientia


text: potientis

title: potientis


text: potientium

title: potientium


text: potienti

title: potienti


text: potiente

title: potiente


text: potientibus

title: potientibus


text: potientem

title: potientem


text: potitura

title: potitura


text: potiturum

title: potiturum


text: 鸟舍

title: 鸟舍


text: potituri

title: potituri


text: potiturae

title: potiturae


text: potiturorum

title: potiturorum


text: potiturarum

title: potiturarum


text: potituro

title: potituro


text: potituris

title: potituris


text: potituram

title: potituram


text: potituros

title: potituros


text: potituras

title: potituras


text: potiture

title: potiture


text:
鳥舍

Noun

 * 1) aviary

title: 鳥舍


text: klopodon

title: klopodon


text: klopodojn

title: klopodojn


text: monzones

title: monzones


text:
ym-schleioil

Adjective

 * 1) versatile

title: ym-schleioil


text:
schleioil

Adjective

 * 1) talented, skilled, practised, skilful
 * 2) ingenious, dexterous, adroit

title: schleioil


text:
irrompible

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unbreakable

title: irrompible


text: irrompibles

title: irrompibles


text:
ym-heidey

Noun

 * 1) fanfare

title: ym-heidey


text:
ym-hayrn

Noun

 * 1) gravitation

title: ym-hayrn


text:
ym-yiense

Noun

 * 1) vaudeville, variety

title: ym-yiense


text: obéissantes

title: obéissantes


text: obéissante

title: obéissante


text: obéissants

title: obéissants


text:
Talk:nhiễm

Etymology
Note correspondence with Chinese 撚 (niăn, OC *neːnʔ, "to take, to hold > to twist with fingers, to pinch"), 捻 (niăn, OC *neːmʔ, "to twist with fingers; to take"), 攆 (niăn, "to pinch, to drive out"), 拈 (niān, "to take or hold with fingers, to pick up") and PIE *nem- "to divide, distribute, allot, to take" (German nehmen, English nimble, Latin numerus, Old Irish neim, Ancient Greek νέμω). Hbrug 13:22, 27 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:nhiễm


text:
neucharrit

Adjective

 * 1) unfixed, unrepaired

title: neucharrit


text:
neuchassagh

Adjective

 * 1) inflexible

title: neuchassagh


text:
neuchassidagh

Adjective

 * 1) unimpeachable

title: neuchassidagh


text:
neuchastey

Adjective

 * 1) incorrigible

title: neuchastey


text:
neuchastit

Adjective

 * 1) undeterred, undefeated, uncurbed

title: neuchastit


text: Category:cs:Softball

title: Category:cs:Softball


text: Category:cs:Baseball

title: Category:cs:Baseball


text:
neucheaghlit

Adjective

 * 1) unaltered

title: neucheaghlit


text:
neucheeshagh

Adjective

 * 1) nondutiable

title: neucheeshagh


text:
neucherree

Adjective

 * 1) incorrigible

title: neucherree


text:
neuchlaghtagh

Adjective

 * 1) ineffectual

title: neuchlaghtagh


text:
Talk:Mặt Trời

Etymology
Seems to be the same mặt as in mặt trăng ("moon"), mặt chữ ("writing"), mặt hàng ("line of goods, product"), mặt nước ("water").. Hbrug 07:12, 1 November 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:Mặt Trời


text:
neuchoar

Adjective

 * 1) unaccommodating

title: neuchoar


text:
neucheaghlee

Adjective

 * 1) changeless

title: neucheaghlee


text: cataphonics

title: cataphonics


text:
neucheayllagh

Adjective

 * 1) extrasensory

title: neucheayllagh


text:
neucherit

Adjective

 * 1) uncombed

title: neucherit


text:
neuchiaddit

Adjective

 * 1) unformed, uncreated

title: neuchiaddit


text:
catacoustics

Noun

 * 1)  The science which studies reflected sound.

title: catacoustics


text:
neuchocheintagh

Adjective

 * 1) uncongenial

title: neuchocheintagh


text:
neuchohromaghey

Adjective

 * 1) unbalanced

title: neuchohromaghey


text:
neuchohromit

Adjective

 * 1) unbalanced

title: neuchohromit


text:
femele

Etymology
, from. Some forms are influenced by.

Adjective

 * 1) female of feminine sex or gender

Noun

 * 1) A woman; a female human or animal.

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) female

title: femele


text:
neuchomishoonit

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  non-commissioned

title: neuchomishoonit


text: µrad

title: µrad


text: µsr

title: µsr


text:
neuchooilleenit

Adjective

 * 1) unaccomplished, undischarged, unfulfilled, unfinished, unconsummated, ungratified

title: neuchooilleenit


text:
asr

Etymology
From, in.

Noun

 * 1)  The afternoon Islamic prayer.

Translations

 * Arabic: صَلَاة اَلْعَصْر,
 * Bengali:, আসরের নামাজ
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 晡禮
 * German: Asr,
 * Hausa: la'asar
 * Indonesian:
 * Persian: نماز عصر
 * Punjabi:
 * Shahmukhi: ڈِیگَر
 * Russian:
 * Tamil:
 * Turkish: ,

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) century
 * 2) age

title: asr


text:
neuchoonrit

Adjective

 * 1) unexchanged

title: neuchoonrit


text:
neuchoonit

Adjective

 * 1) unhelped

title: neuchoonit


text: atto-ampere

title: atto-ampere


text: atto-amperes

title: atto-amperes


text: atto-becquerel

title: atto-becquerel


text: atto-becquerels

title: atto-becquerels


text: atto-candela

title: atto-candela


text: atto-candelas

title: atto-candelas


text: atto-coulomb

title: atto-coulomb


text: atto-coulombs

title: atto-coulombs


text: atto-cycle

title: atto-cycle


text: atto-cycles

title: atto-cycles


text: atto-farad

title: atto-farad


text: atto-farads

title: atto-farads


text: atto-gram

title: atto-gram


text: atto-grams

title: atto-grams


text: atto-gray

title: atto-gray


text: atto-grays

title: atto-grays


text: atto-henry

title: atto-henry


text: atto-henrys

title: atto-henrys


text: atto-hertz

title: atto-hertz


text: atto-joule

title: atto-joule


text: atto-joules

title: atto-joules


text: atto-katal

title: atto-katal


text: atto-katals

title: atto-katals


text: atto-kelvin

title: atto-kelvin


text: atto-kelvins

title: atto-kelvins


text: atto-lumen

title: atto-lumen


text: Category:cs:Table tennis

title: Category:cs:Table tennis


text: atto-lumens

title: atto-lumens