text: rejicerer

title: rejicerer


text: rejicereris

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

title: rejicereris


text: rejiceretur

title: rejiceretur


text: rejiceremur

title: rejiceremur


text: rejiceremini

title: rejiceremini


text: rejicerentur

title: rejicerentur


text: rejice

title: rejice


text: rejicito

title: rejicito


text: rejicite

title: rejicite


text: rejicitote

title: rejicitote


text: rejiciunto

title: rejiciunto


text: rejicere

title: rejicere


text: rejectio

title: rejectio


text: rejicitor

title: rejicitor


text: rejiciuntor

title: rejiciuntor


text: rejecisse

title: rejecisse


text: rejici

title: rejici


text: rejectiones

title: rejectiones


text: rejectionis

title: rejectionis


text: rejectionum

title: rejectionum


text: rejectioni

title: rejectioni


text: rejectionibus

title: rejectionibus


text: rejectionem

title: rejectionem


text: rejectione

title: rejectione


text:
relabor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to slide, glide or sink back; to relapse or return

Conjugation
This verb takes the perfect passive participle instead of *relābendus.

title: relabor


text: relaberis

title: relaberis


text: relabitur

title: relabitur


text: relabimur

title: relabimur


text: relabimini

title: relabimini


text: relabuntur

title: relabuntur


text: relabar

title: relabar


text: relabetur

title: relabetur


text: relabemur

title: relabemur


text: relabemini

title: relabemini


text: relabentur

title: relabentur


text: relabebar

title: relabebar


text: relabebaris

title: relabebaris


text: relabebatur

title: relabebatur


text: relabebamur

title: relabebamur


text: relabebamini

title: relabebamini


text: relabebantur

title: relabebantur


text: relabaris

title: relabaris


text: relabatur

title: relabatur


text: relabamur

title: relabamur


text: relabamini

title: relabamini


text: relabantur

title: relabantur


text: relaberer

title: relaberer


text: relabereris

title: relabereris


text: relaberetur

title: relaberetur


text: relaberemur

title: relaberemur


text: relaberemini

title: relaberemini


text: relaberentur

title: relaberentur


text: relabere

title: relabere


text: relabitor

title: relabitor


text: relabuntor

title: relabuntor


text: relabi

title: relabi


text:
relaxatio

Noun

 * 1) relaxation (all senses)

title: relaxatio


text: relaxationes

title: relaxationes


text: relaxationis

title: relaxationis


text: relaxationum

title: relaxationum


text: relaxationi

title: relaxationi


text: relaxationibus

title: relaxationibus


text: relaxationem

title: relaxationem


text:
kiiriä

Etymology 1
, probably akin to

Verb

 * 1) To travel fast e.g. news.

title: kiiriä


text: relaxatione

title: relaxatione


text:
relaxans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) stretching, relaxing

title: relaxans


text:
relaxaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to stretch, relax

title: relaxaturus


text:
relaxatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) stretched, relaxed

title: relaxatus


text:
relaxandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be stretched, relaxed

title: relaxandus


text: relaxantes

title: relaxantes


text: relaxantia

title: relaxantia


text: relaxantis

title: relaxantis


text: relaxantium

title: relaxantium


text: relaxanti

title: relaxanti


text:
relaxante

Adjective

 * 1) relaxing which makes someone relaxed

Noun

 * 1)  relaxant substance that relaxes the muscles

title: relaxante


text: relaxantibus

title: relaxantibus


text: relaxantem

title: relaxantem


text: relaxatura

title: relaxatura


text: relaxaturum

title: relaxaturum


text: relaxaturi

title: relaxaturi


text: relaxaturae

title: relaxaturae


text: relaxaturorum

title: relaxaturorum


text: relaxaturarum

title: relaxaturarum


text: relaxaturo

title: relaxaturo


text: relaxaturis

title: relaxaturis


text: relaxaturam

title: relaxaturam


text: relaxaturos

title: relaxaturos


text: relaxaturas

title: relaxaturas


text: relaxature

title: relaxature


text: relaxata

title: relaxata


text: relaxatum

title: relaxatum


text: relaxati

title: relaxati


text: relaxatae

title: relaxatae


text: relaxatorum

title: relaxatorum


text: relaxatarum

title: relaxatarum


text: relaxatam

title: relaxatam


text: relaxatos

title: relaxatos


text: relaxatas

title: relaxatas


text: relaxanda

title: relaxanda


text: relaxandum

title: relaxandum


text: relaxandi

title: relaxandi


text: relaxandae

title: relaxandae


text: relaxandorum

title: relaxandorum


text: relaxandarum

title: relaxandarum


text: relaxandis

title: relaxandis


text: relaxandam

title: relaxandam


text: relaxandos

title: relaxandos


text: relaxandas

title: relaxandas


text: relaxande

title: relaxande


text:
reluctor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A toothed ring or wheel that rotates past a variable reluctance sensor.

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to resist (struggle against)

title: reluctor


text: reluctaris

title: reluctaris


text: reluctatur

title: reluctatur


text: reluctamur

title: reluctamur


text: reluctamini

title: reluctamini


text: reluctantur

title: reluctantur


text: reluctabor

title: reluctabor


text: reluctaberis

title: reluctaberis


text: reluctabitur

title: reluctabitur


text: reluctabimur

title: reluctabimur


text: reluctabimini

title: reluctabimini


text: reluctabuntur

title: reluctabuntur


text: reluctabar

title: reluctabar


text: reluctabaris

title: reluctabaris


text: reluctabatur

title: reluctabatur


text: reluctabamur

title: reluctabamur


text: reluctabamini

title: reluctabamini


text: reluctabantur

title: reluctabantur


text: relucter

title: relucter


text: relucteris

title: relucteris


text: reluctetur

title: reluctetur


text: reluctemur

title: reluctemur


text: reluctemini

title: reluctemini


text: reluctentur

title: reluctentur


text: reluctarer

title: reluctarer


text: reluctareris

title: reluctareris


text: reluctaretur

title: reluctaretur


text: reluctaremur

title: reluctaremur


text: reluctaremini

title: reluctaremini


text: reluctarentur

title: reluctarentur


text: reluctare

title: reluctare


text: reluctator

title: reluctator


text: reluctantor

title: reluctantor


text: reluctari

title: reluctari


text:
reluctatio

Noun

 * 1) resistance
 * 2) reluctance

title: reluctatio


text: reluctationes

title: reluctationes


text: reluctationis

title: reluctationis


text: reluctationum

title: reluctationum


text: reluctationi

title: reluctationi


text: reluctationibus

title: reluctationibus


text: reluctationem

title: reluctationem


text: reluctatione

title: reluctatione


text:
island fox

Noun

 * 1) A fox  endemic to the Channel Islands of California.

Synonyms

 * ,, , coast fox, insular gray fox, island gray fox, short-tailed fox

Translations

 * Catalan: guineu grisa de les illes Santa Bàrbara
 * Finnish: saarikettu, saariharmaakettu, kaliforniankettu
 * French: renard gris insulaire
 * German: Insel-Graufuchs
 * Russian: островна́я лиси́ца

title: island fox


text:
California Channel Island fox

Noun

 * 1) Channel Island fox

title: California Channel Island fox


text:
coast fox

Noun

 * 1) Channel Island fox

title: coast fox


text:
insular gray fox

Noun

 * 1) Channel Island fox

title: insular gray fox


text:
island gray fox

Noun

 * 1) Channel Island fox

title: island gray fox


text:
short-tailed fox

Noun

 * 1) Channel Island fox

title: short-tailed fox


text:
säästäntä

Noun

 * 1) saving e.g. of money

title: säästäntä


text:
nuolija

Noun

 * 1) licker
 * 2) bowl scraper, spatula for food

title: nuolija


text:
virvoitus

Noun

 * 1) refreshment

title: virvoitus


text:
pilaaja

Noun

 * 1) spoiler somebody or something that spoils

title: pilaaja


text:
tamarillo

Etymology
A Spanish-language-sounding neologism chosen by the New Zealand Tree Tomato Promotions Council in New Zealand in 1967. Appears to be a blend of and.

Noun

 * 1) A small tree or shrub ( syn. ) which bears edible fruits.
 * 2) A fruit of that tree.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: доматено дърво
 * Catalan: tomaquera d'arbre
 * Finnish:
 * French:, tomate en arbre
 * German: Tamarillo, Baumtomate
 * Italian: albero dei pomodori
 * Japanese: タマリロ
 * Malay: terung belanda
 * Polish: tamarillo
 * Russian: тамари́лло, тома́тное де́рево

 * Arabic: تاماريندو
 * Catalan: tomàquet d'arbre
 * Finnish:
 * French:, tomate en arbre
 * German: Tamarillo, Baumtomate
 * Italian: tamarillo
 * Japanese: タマリロ
 * Maori: tōmato rākau
 * Polish: tamarillo
 * Russian: тамари́лло

title: tamarillo


text:
semajntago

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) weekday

title: semajntago


text: stœchiometric

title: stœchiometric


text:
Autofellatio

Noun

 * 1)  autofellatio (oral stimulation of one's own penis)

title: Autofellatio


text:
sirià

Adjective

 * 1) Syrian

Noun

 * 1) (Modern) Syrian

title: sirià


text:
costaner

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) coastal

title: costaner


text:
costanera

Noun

 * 1) slope

title: costanera


text:
comptabilitzar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to count, keep score, keep a tally

title: comptabilitzar


text:
règim

Noun

 * 1) regime

title: règim


text:
oposició

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) opposition

title: oposició


text:
llançar

Etymology
, from 'hurl (a spear)', from  (whence Catalan ), of  origin. . Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to throw to cause an object to move rapidly through the air
 * 2) to launch
 * 1) to launch

title: llançar


text:
Talk:disperse

The definition here today is "To scatter abroad so as to drive to different parts" which is very confusing. --Lorenax 10:00, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
 * It is one of the very many crap definitions somebody imported from a century-old Webster's dictionary. I have rewritten the definition and added a few more. SemperBlotto 10:16, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
 * This is much better, thanks --Lorenax 10:31, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:disperse


text: drink the Kool Aid

title: drink the Kool Aid


text: pussikko

title: pussikko


text:
áta

Etymology
From. Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) eating
 * 2) food, meet

title: áta


text:
paakkuinen

Adjective

 * 1) clumpy

title: paakkuinen


text:
hiekkakasa

Noun

 * 1) pile of sand

title: hiekkakasa


text:
remissurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to remit

title: remissurus


text:
remittendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be remitted

title: remittendus


text: remissura

title: remissura


text: remissurum

title: remissurum


text: remissuri

title: remissuri


text: remissurae

title: remissurae


text: remissurorum

title: remissurorum


text: remissurarum

title: remissurarum


text: remissuro

title: remissuro


text: remissuris

title: remissuris


text: remissuram

title: remissuram


text: remissuros

title: remissuros


text: remissuras

title: remissuras


text: remissure

title: remissure


text: remissum

title: remissum


text: remittenda

title: remittenda


text: remittendum

title: remittendum


text: remittendi

title: remittendi


text: remittendae

title: remittendae


text: remittendorum

title: remittendorum


text: remittendarum

title: remittendarum


text: remittendo

title: remittendo


text: remittendis

title: remittendis


text: remittendam

title: remittendam


text: remittendos

title: remittendos


text: remittendas

title: remittendas


text: remittende

title: remittende


text:
Wiktionary:About Middle Dutch

Middle Dutch is the ancestor of modern Dutch, and the descendant of Old Dutch or Old Low Franconian. It was spoken between approximately 1200 and 1500.

Pronunciation and orthography
Spelling in Middle Dutch was highly variable, which presents a problem for working on Wiktionary. Middle Dutch dictionaries such as VMNW generally use a normalised spelling. There is no "standard" normalisation, so different dictionaries use different schemes, which leaves it open for us to use our own scheme. The scheme used here is similar to the one used by VMNW, with some small differences (g and sch instead of gh and sc).

It's probably best to normalize this spelling according to specific spelling rules for the lemma, and then treat any other possible spellings as alternative forms. For the sake of attestation, the normalised spelling should considered exempt (i.e. may not be attested at all) as long as at least one spelling variety is attested for that lemma, conforming to WT:LDL.

Some rules:

 * k is used before e and i, c is used elsewhere.
 * The combination kw is written qu.
 * Word-final devoicing is reflected in the spelling: v > f, g > ch, d > t, b > p, ng > nc.

Vowel length
Vowel length can be deduced from the normalised spelling, so it's not necessary to indicate it. Vowel length is based on whether a syllable is checked (closed) or free (open), see Dutch orthography. Checked vowels are short, free vowels are long. When a long vowel occurs in a closed syllable, another letter is added: Long vowels are written a, e, i, o, u when free, ae, ee, ij, oo, uu when checked. Double consonants were still produced as doubled and therefore created a closed syllable, so short vowels do not occur in free syllables at all.

Neither the normalised spelling nor any of the original spellings distinguish the two types of long a, e and o. In descriptions of Middle Dutch, originally-long vowels are indicated using a circumflex: â, ê, ô. Originally-short vowels that were lengthened in late Old Dutch are indicated with a macron: ā, ē, ō. Length is not indicated at all for long i and u, as these always represent originally-long vowels (short i and u were lengthened to ē and ue, respectively). Diacritics should not be used in entry names. However, they can be added to displayed forms of words using the  parameter on the various headword-line templates, or when linking to them. The diacritics should be placed on both single vowels (in open syllables) and two-vowel combinations (in closed syllables). When added to the latter, place it only on the first vowel. Examples:

Note that in the last example, syncope of the schwa has created a lengthened vowel in a closed syllable. This is still fairly rare in Middle Dutch outside syncopated inflectional endings, but it becomes much more frequent in late Middle Dutch when apocope of final schwa starts to appear (i.e. dachte > dacht).

The distinction between these two vowels can often not be determined from the text or from later dialects that preserve it. If the Old Dutch/Proto-Germanic origin of the word is not known, it may not be possible to determine which of the two types of vowel occurs in a particular word. This happens in particular with loanwords that were borrowed during Middle Dutch times. Old French of the time did not have vowel length distinctions, so when an Old French word is borrowed into Middle Dutch with a long vowel (as happened frequently), which type of vowel was used? This cannot be determined through Middle Dutch alone, but it may be possible to find out using later (dialectal) sources where the two types are more clearly distinguished. For example, in modern Limburgish the distinction between â, ê, ô and ā, ē, ō is reflected as ao, ieë, oea versus aa, ae, ao.

Standard references

 * A. van Loey (1980) Middelnederlandse spraakkunst; I: Vormleer, II: Klankleer.
 * J. Verdam & E. Verwijs, Middelnederlandsch Woordenboek.
 * J. Verdam with editing by C.H. Ebbinge Wubben, (1932) Middelnederlandsch handwoordenboek.
 * Middelnederlandsch woordenboek; Corpus Gysseling; ca. 285 literary texts from 1250-1500. ISBN13: 9789075566901

title: Wiktionary:About Middle Dutch


text:
remoror

Verb

 * 1) to stay, tarry, linger, loiter
 * 2) to delay, detain, obstruct, hinder
 * 3) to keep (one) waiting (takes obj. in acc.)

title: remoror


text: remoraris

title: remoraris


text: remoratur

title: remoratur


text: remoramur

title: remoramur


text: remoramini

title: remoramini


text: remorantur

title: remorantur


text: remorabor

title: remorabor


text: remoraberis

title: remoraberis


text: remorabitur

title: remorabitur


text: remorabimur

title: remorabimur


text: remorabimini

title: remorabimini


text: remorabuntur

title: remorabuntur


text: remorabar

title: remorabar


text: remorabaris

title: remorabaris


text: remorabatur

title: remorabatur


text: remorabamur

title: remorabamur


text: remorabamini

title: remorabamini


text: remorabantur

title: remorabantur


text: remorer

title: remorer


text: remoreris

title: remoreris


text: remoretur

title: remoretur


text: remoremur

title: remoremur


text: remoremini

title: remoremini


text: remorentur

title: remorentur


text: remorarer

title: remorarer


text: remorareris

title: remorareris


text: remoraretur

title: remoraretur


text: remoraremur

title: remoraremur


text: remoraremini

title: remoraremini


text: remorarentur

title: remorarentur


text: remorare

title: remorare


text: remorator

title: remorator


text: remorantor

title: remorantor


text: remorari

title: remorari


text:
remorans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) delaying

title: remorans


text:
remoraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to delay

title: remoraturus


text:
remoratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) delayed

title: remoratus


text: remorantes

title: remorantes


text: remorantia

title: remorantia


text: remorantis

title: remorantis


text: remorantium

title: remorantium


text: remoranti

title: remoranti


text: remorante

title: remorante


text: remorantibus

title: remorantibus


text: remorantem

title: remorantem


text: remoratura

title: remoratura


text: remoraturum

title: remoraturum


text: remoraturi

title: remoraturi


text: remoraturae

title: remoraturae


text: remoraturorum

title: remoraturorum


text: remoraturarum

title: remoraturarum


text: remoraturo

title: remoraturo


text: remoraturis

title: remoraturis


text: remoraturam

title: remoraturam


text: remoraturos

title: remoraturos


text: remoraturas

title: remoraturas


text: remorature

title: remorature


text: remorata

title: remorata


text: remoratum

title: remoratum


text: remorati

title: remorati


text: remoratae

title: remoratae


text: remoratorum

title: remoratorum


text: remoratarum

title: remoratarum


text: remorato

title: remorato


text: remoratis

title: remoratis


text: remoratam

title: remoratam


text: remoratos

title: remoratos


text: remoratas

title: remoratas


text:
remorate

Etymology
From, past participle of ; prefix +.

Verb

 * 1)  To hinder; to delay.

title: remorate


text: Strasse

title: Strasse


text:
melolagnia

Noun

 * 1) sexual arousal caused by music

title: melolagnia


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/unwedrą

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bad weather, storm

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/unwedrą


text:
Template:enm-decl-noun/documentation

Usage
This template is used to show the inflection of Middle English nouns. It should be used under the ====Declension==== header. It takes six mandatory parameters:

 * 1) Nominative/accusative singular
 * 2) Genitive singular
 * 3) Dative singular
 * 4) Nominative/accusative plural
 * 5) Genitive plural
 * 6) Dative plural

Note that the template only links to the target page when it is a valid page name. To link to two different forms, wikilinks must be used

Example

====Declension====

gives

title: Template:enm-decl-noun/documentation


text:
маглина

Noun

 * 1)  fog
 * 2)  nebula
 * 1)  nebula
 * 1)  nebula
 * 1)  nebula

title: маглина


text: Category:Middle Dutch prefixes

title: Category:Middle Dutch prefixes


text:
User:Dixtosa

Requested entries (Georgian) User:Jberkel/lists/wanted/20190401/ka

links
Georgian national corpus

my wiki-related stuff on github

myheadache

terms I constantly forget

My other accounts are User:DixtosaBOT, User:Giorgi Eufshi

Progress level: quick note

 * do analytics
 * big gadget: union of xte, tbot, my nymReferer, accelerated creation and NEC
 * subst:ka-affix
 * Idea Lab
 * go through database to find the most common misspellings
 * archiving process using
 * declension of ჩილე, მხარე?
 * obsolete or oge from ena.ge and Georgian lemmas
 * page-specific javascripts: click to activate "the JS of the page" (protection must be necessary of /javascript);
 * analyze wikidump to find circular definitions
 * Require BOTowners to post every large scale (50+) changes on some specific page at least 5 days before they intend it to work.
 * Rationale: 1) no more angry Dan's xD. 2) we keep track of whats happening
 * somewhat make BP show last 30 day activity not current month. or somewhat save unfinished discussions
 * CategoryCollation
 * Wiktionary:What can we learn from other Wikiprojects? especially Wiktionaries?
 * ====Grammar====
 * template:senseid to better see also and translation sections
 * User: /config to have a unified list of preferences. so for example let User:Yair rand/newentrywiz.js determine preferred language and use it as default (not en).
 * Naming conventions
 * In order to know which to choose: one or someone in complex phrases.
 * English – Georgian Dictionary, Besiki Sisauri
 * User:Dixtosa/User oge-1, User:Dixtosa/User oge-2, User:Dixtosa/User oge-3
 * somehow get the db of http://dictionary.ge/
 * Request for Definition - searching English words by definition. helpful for nonnatives of English (whats wrong with onelook)
 * trans-see transcludes translation table
 * translations merger (userscript)
 * -help <- the template that is going to talk to user
 * -help <- the template that is going to talk to user

Progress level: ready to start

 * almost all User:Kephir ideas
 * eradicate deletecookie
 * eradicate getcookie
 * eradicate setcookie
 * gadget prefix
 * rewrite NEC
 * User:Kephir/gadgets/nectie.js
 * eradicate langrev templates
 * check XTE out
 * improve User:Yair rand/checktransremove.js
 * ka-der-preverb შლა
 * log the fuck out, get real jobs done.
 * Template:language info
 * Wiktionary:History am I the only one to be interested in this? NO!
 * editable (but this for every list item)
 * insertable -- can be used in request for translation
 * removable+expandable=listOperations; for every h2.
 * p parameter for en-verb (initially) and definitely for other languages too
 * Make User:Dixtosa/nymReferer.js work when link ain't red
 * for POSes http://lexicon.ge
 * make use of Proto-Kartvelian and Proto-Indo-European Plant-Names
 * request form-of rules at User:Conrad.Irwin/creationrules.js
 * or make it extensible
 * https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/quickwikieditor/
 * add tables to Appendix:Georgian noun declension
 * importing dictionary: copyright rules?
 * add tables to Appendix:Georgian noun declension
 * importing dictionary: copyright rules?

On hold / failed attempts

 * page-specific CSS? extension?
 * Deep analysis (suggested edits)
 * Affix detector
 * WMFLabs-only: (can't get wikitext for multiple pages)
 * What links here analysis
 * is it part of other page's Etymology section? or "derived terms" section
 * is it part of other page's Etymology section? or "derived terms" section

Done

 * User:Dixtosa/SuffixIndex
 * User scripts
 * User:Giorgi Eufshi/wildcard entry.js - wildcard entries. almost done
 * WhoDidThat?
 * Could enjoy binary search tho.
 * Editable title
 * User:Dixtosa/history.js - basic flashcard system
 * User:Dixtosa/expandable.js
 * Developer keyboard shortcuts - Ctrl+X for deleting current line and Ctrl+S for saving
 * AjaxEdit - editing sections without reloading
 * Statistics for Georgian (at least started)
 * XMLization of wikitext (library)
 * Georgian kinship terminology
 * User:Dixtosa/highlightme.js - highlights username in history pages
 * Add wikipedia - adds where appropriate
 * problems: does not check ===External links===
 * User:Dixtosa/autoSummary.js - generates summaries automatically (based on basic differences of old and new text lines)
 * search in translations table
 * User:Dixtosa/langspan.js - I do not like it anymore tho
 * Link to www.ena.ge
 * highlight last post from user
 * js infrastructure changes:
 * deleted wiktassisted
 * deleted WiktBlockedNotice gadget
 * remove rhymesadder from legacy scripts
 * remove targeted translations from legacy scripts
 * split translation adder from legacy code. reasons
 * easier development
 * modular architecture
 * load scripts from module in translation adder
 * Moved things from legacy.js to common.js
 * Catfix
 * MediaWiki:Edit.js
 * Removed JsMwApi from MediaWiki namespace
 * Removed JsMwApi from MediaWiki namespace

Things that ease the creation and editing of (Georgian) entries
Ideally, everything should be here
 * User scripts:
 * User:Dixtosa/expandASADRS.js - add terms to ASADRS headers easily
 * User:Dixtosa/nymReferer.js - create entries by following links from Synonyms' and Antonyms' heading or from translations
 * User:Dixtosa/minorEdits.js - some routine jobs
 * User:Dixtosa/link to GED.js - link to ena.ge
 * Desktop scripts:
 * Python script which eases creation of Georgian words

Things I have yet to clarify

 * meagre vs meager
 * should we make an entry for the sop term because its pronunciation is different? for example "I dont know" pronounced like ai ron nou
 * copyright holder of ქეგლ
 * why unvisited links blank title attribute on hovering
 * what if lemma has the same inflectional form
 * quotations between defs again
 * the place of paronyms
 * suffixoids
 * "immature words" - are three sources enough?
 * Use Latin or Georgian script for ccs-pro.
 * when to split definitions. for example: # cat or female cat || # cat # female cat
 * maybe we need conventions about definition writing
 * in complex phrasal verbs: use one or someone?
 * maybe we need naming conventions?
 * maybe we need naming conventions?

Domestic phenomena and other stats

 * User:Dixtosa/Interesting stuff
 * User:Dixtosa/statistics_for_Georgian
 * User_talk:Wonderfool
 * User:Dixtosa/Wiktionary:History of the English Wiktionary
 * for every languages see User:-sche/exceptional

title: User:Dixtosa


text: noncommital

title: noncommital


text: non-commital

title: non-commital


text: enfez

title: enfez


text:
こくさい

Noun

 * 1)  international
 * 2)  national debt, government bonds

title: こくさい


text: paisant

title: paisant


text: kokusai

title: kokusai


text: commital

title: commital


text:
わりかんにする

Verb

 * 1)  go Dutch

title: わりかんにする


text: remotior

title: remotior


text: remotius

title: remotius


text: remotiores

title: remotiores


text: remotiora

title: remotiora


text: remotioris

title: remotioris


text: remotiorum

title: remotiorum


text: remotiori

title: remotiori


text: remotiorem

title: remotiorem


text: remotiore

title: remotiore


text: remotioribus

title: remotioribus


text: remotissimus

title: remotissimus


text: remotissima

title: remotissima


text: remotissimum

title: remotissimum


text: remotissimi

title: remotissimi


text: remotissimae

title: remotissimae


text: remotissimorum

title: remotissimorum


text: remotissimarum

title: remotissimarum


text: remotissimo

title: remotissimo


text: remotissimis

title: remotissimis


text: ワクワク

title: ワクワク


text: remotissimam

title: remotissimam


text: remotissimos

title: remotissimos


text: remotissimas

title: remotissimas


text: remotissime

title: remotissime


text:
argentí

Adjective

 * 1) Argentine

Noun

 * 1) Argentine

title: argentí


text:
renitor

Verb

 * 1) to struggle, resist, fight back

title: renitor


text: reniteris

title: reniteris


text: renititur

title: renititur


text: renitimur

title: renitimur


text: renitimini

title: renitimini


text: renituntur

title: renituntur


text: renitar

title: renitar


text: renitetur

title: renitetur


text: renitemur

title: renitemur


text: renitemini

title: renitemini


text: renitentur

title: renitentur


text: renitebar

title: renitebar


text: renitebaris

title: renitebaris


text: renitebatur

title: renitebatur


text: renitebamur

title: renitebamur


text: renitebamini

title: renitebamini


text: renitebantur

title: renitebantur


text: renitaris

title: renitaris


text: renitatur

title: renitatur


text:
renitens

Etymology 1
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) struggling

Etymology 2
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) shining or gleaming (back)
 * 2) flashing

title: renitens


text: renitamur

title: renitamur


text:
renisurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to struggle

title: renisurus


text: renitamini

title: renitamini


text: renitantur

title: renitantur


text:
renisus

Etymology
Perfect active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) struggled

title: renisus


text: reniterer

title: reniterer


text: renitereris

title: renitereris


text: reniteretur

title: reniteretur


text: renitentes

title: renitentes


text: reniteremur

title: reniteremur


text:
renitentia

Noun

 * 1) struggle, resistance

title: renitentia


text: reniteremini

title: reniteremini


text: reniterentur

title: reniterentur


text: renitentis

title: renitentis


text: renitentium

title: renitentium


text: renititor

title: renititor


text: renituntor

title: renituntor


text: reniti

title: reniti


text: renitentibus

title: renitentibus


text: renitentem

title: renitentem


text: renisura

title: renisura


text: renisurum

title: renisurum


text: renisuri

title: renisuri


text: renisurae

title: renisurae


text: renisurorum

title: renisurorum


text: renisurarum

title: renisurarum


text: renisuro

title: renisuro


text: renisuris

title: renisuris


text: renisuram

title: renisuram


text: renisuros

title: renisuros


text: renisuras

title: renisuras


text: renisure

title: renisure


text: renisa

title: renisa


text: renisum

title: renisum


text: renisi

title: renisi


text: renisae

title: renisae


text: renisorum

title: renisorum


text: renisarum

title: renisarum


text: reniso

title: reniso


text: renisis

title: renisis


text: renisam

title: renisam


text: renisos

title: renisos


text: renisas

title: renisas


text: renise

title: renise


text: りょこう

title: りょこう


text: ryokō

title: ryokō


text: renitentiae

title: renitentiae


text: renitentiarum

title: renitentiarum


text: renitentiis

title: renitentiis


text: renitentiam

title: renitentiam


text: renitentias

title: renitentias


text: esmoveir

title: esmoveir


text:
aconseguir

Verb

 * 1)  to succeed in

Etymology
, or, from.

Verb

 * 1) to arrive (at a place), to get (to a place)
 * 2) to catch, get
 * 3) to hit (e.g. a target)
 * 4) to obtain, get, get hold of
 * 5) to manage, succeed
 * 1) to manage, succeed
 * 1) to manage, succeed

title: aconseguir


text:
renovans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) renewing, restoring, reviving

title: renovans


text:
renovaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to renew, restore, revive

title: renovaturus


text:
renovandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be renewed, restored, revived

title: renovandus


text: renovantes

title: renovantes


text: renovantia

title: renovantia


text: renovantis

title: renovantis


text: renovantium

title: renovantium


text: renovanti

title: renovanti


text: renovante

title: renovante


text: renovantibus

title: renovantibus


text: renovantem

title: renovantem


text: renovatura

title: renovatura


text: renovaturum

title: renovaturum


text: renovaturi

title: renovaturi


text: renovaturae

title: renovaturae


text: renovaturorum

title: renovaturorum


text: renovaturarum

title: renovaturarum


text: renovaturo

title: renovaturo


text: renovaturis

title: renovaturis


text: renovaturam

title: renovaturam


text: renovaturos

title: renovaturos


text: renovaturas

title: renovaturas


text: renovature

title: renovature


text: renovanda

title: renovanda


text: renovandum

title: renovandum


text: renovandi

title: renovandi


text: renovandae

title: renovandae


text: renovandorum

title: renovandorum


text: renovandarum

title: renovandarum


text: renovandis

title: renovandis


text: renovandam

title: renovandam


text: renovandos

title: renovandos


text: renovandas

title: renovandas


text: renovande

title: renovande


text:
matinada

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) early morning

title: matinada


text: matinades

title: matinades


text: renunciat

title: renunciat


text: renunciamus

title: renunciamus


text: renunciatis

title: renunciatis


text: renunciabo

title: renunciabo


text: renunciabis

title: renunciabis


text: renunciabit

title: renunciabit


text: renunciabimus

title: renunciabimus


text: renunciabitis

title: renunciabitis


text: renunciabunt

title: renunciabunt


text: renunciabam

title: renunciabam


text: renunciabat

title: renunciabat


text: renunciabamus

title: renunciabamus


text: renunciabatis

title: renunciabatis


text: renunciabant

title: renunciabant


text: renunciavi

title: renunciavi


text: renunciavisti

title: renunciavisti


text: renunciavit

title: renunciavit


text: renunciavimus

title: renunciavimus


text: renunciavistis

title: renunciavistis


text: renunciaverunt

title: renunciaverunt


text: renunciavero

title: renunciavero


text: renunciaveris

title: renunciaveris


text: renunciaverit

title: renunciaverit


text: renunciaverimus

title: renunciaverimus


text: renunciaveritis

title: renunciaveritis


text: renunciaverint

title: renunciaverint


text: renunciaveram

title: renunciaveram


text: renunciaveras

title: renunciaveras


text: renunciaverat

title: renunciaverat


text: renunciaveramus

title: renunciaveramus


text: renunciaveratis

title: renunciaveratis


text: renunciaverant

title: renunciaverant


text: renuncior

title: renuncior


text: renunciaris

title: renunciaris


text: renunciamur

title: renunciamur


text: renunciamini

title: renunciamini


text: renunciatur

title: renunciatur


text: renunciantur

title: renunciantur


text: renunciabor

title: renunciabor


text: renunciaberis

title: renunciaberis


text: renunciabimur

title: renunciabimur


text: renunciabimini

title: renunciabimini


text: renunciabitur

title: renunciabitur


text: renunciabuntur

title: renunciabuntur


text: renunciabar

title: renunciabar


text: renunciabaris

title: renunciabaris


text: renunciabamur

title: renunciabamur


text: renunciabamini

title: renunciabamini


text: renunciabatur

title: renunciabatur


text: renunciabantur

title: renunciabantur


text: renunciet

title: renunciet


text: renunciemus

title: renunciemus


text: renuncietis

title: renuncietis


text: renuncient

title: renuncient


text: renunciaret

title: renunciaret


text: renunciaremus

title: renunciaremus


text: renunciaretis

title: renunciaretis


text: renunciarent

title: renunciarent


text: renunciaverim

title: renunciaverim


text: renunciavissem

title: renunciavissem


text: renunciavisses

title: renunciavisses


text: renunciavisset

title: renunciavisset


text: renunciavissemus

title: renunciavissemus


text: renunciavissetis

title: renunciavissetis


text: renunciavissent

title: renunciavissent


text: renuncier

title: renuncier


text: renuncieris

title: renuncieris


text: renunciemur

title: renunciemur


text: renunciemini

title: renunciemini


text: renuncietur

title: renuncietur


text: renuncientur

title: renuncientur


text: renunciarer

title: renunciarer


text: renunciareris

title: renunciareris


text: renunciaremur

title: renunciaremur


text: renunciaremini

title: renunciaremini


text: renunciaretur

title: renunciaretur


text: renunciarentur

title: renunciarentur


text: renunciato

title: renunciato


text: renunciatote

title: renunciatote


text: renuncianto

title: renuncianto


text: renunciator

title: renunciator


text: renunciantor

title: renunciantor


text: renunciavisse

title: renunciavisse


text: renunciari

title: renunciari


text:
reparatio

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) restoration, renewal

title: reparatio


text: reparationes

title: reparationes


text: reparationis

title: reparationis


text: reparationum

title: reparationum


text: reparationi

title: reparationi


text: reparationibus

title: reparationibus


text: reparationem

title: reparationem


text: reparatione

title: reparatione


text:
ねりいと

Noun

 * 1)  a type of glossy silk thread

title: ねりいと


text: futbolístiques

title: futbolístiques


text:
repulsurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to repel

title: repulsurus


text:
repellendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be, deserving to be, fit to be, that which must/should be: repelled, repulsed, rejected

title: repellendus


text: repulsura

title: repulsura


text: repulsurum

title: repulsurum


text: repulsuri

title: repulsuri


text: repulsurae

title: repulsurae


text: repulsurorum

title: repulsurorum


text: repulsurarum

title: repulsurarum


text: repulsuro

title: repulsuro


text: repulsuris

title: repulsuris


text: repulsuram

title: repulsuram


text: repulsuros

title: repulsuros


text: repulsuras

title: repulsuras


text: repulsure

title: repulsure


text: repulsum

title: repulsum


text: neriito

title: neriito


text: repellenda

title: repellenda


text: repellendum

title: repellendum


text: repellendi

title: repellendi


text: repellendae

title: repellendae


text: repellendorum

title: repellendorum


text: repellendarum

title: repellendarum


text: repellendis

title: repellendis


text: repellendam

title: repellendam


text: repellendos

title: repellendos


text: repellendas

title: repellendas


text: repellende

title: repellende


text:
repercussio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rebounding, repercussion
 * 2) reflection

title: repercussio


text: repercussiones

title: repercussiones


text: repercussionis

title: repercussionis


text: repercussionum

title: repercussionum


text: repercussioni

title: repercussioni


text: repercussionibus

title: repercussionibus


text: repercussionem

title: repercussionem


text: repercussione

title: repercussione


text:
convèncer

Etymology

 * adapted to inherited ..

Verb

 * 1) to convince, win over

title: convèncer


text:
repercutio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to rebound, reflect
 * 2) to reverberate, resound

title: repercutio


text:
凌ぐ

Verb

 * 1) weather out, endure, stave off
 * 2) outdo, surpass

title: 凌ぐ


text: repercutis

title: repercutis


text: repercutit

title: repercutit


text: repercutimus

title: repercutimus


text: repercutitis

title: repercutitis


text: repercutiunt

title: repercutiunt


text: repercutiam

title: repercutiam


text: repercuties

title: repercuties


text: repercutiet

title: repercutiet


text: repercutiemus

title: repercutiemus


text: repercutietis

title: repercutietis


text: repercutient

title: repercutient


text: repercutiebam

title: repercutiebam


text: repercutiebas

title: repercutiebas


text: repercutiebat

title: repercutiebat


text: repercutiebamus

title: repercutiebamus


text: repercutiebatis

title: repercutiebatis


text: repercutiebant

title: repercutiebant


text: repercussi

title: repercussi


text: repercussisti

title: repercussisti


text: repercussit

title: repercussit


text: repercussimus

title: repercussimus


text: repercussistis

title: repercussistis


text: repercusserunt

title: repercusserunt


text: repercussero

title: repercussero


text: repercusseris

title: repercusseris


text: repercusserit

title: repercusserit


text: repercusserimus

title: repercusserimus


text: repercusseritis

title: repercusseritis


text: repercusserint

title: repercusserint


text: repercusseram

title: repercusseram


text: repercusseras

title: repercusseras


text: repercusserat

title: repercusserat


text: repercusseramus

title: repercusseramus


text: repercusseratis

title: repercusseratis


text: repercusserant

title: repercusserant


text: repercutior

title: repercutior


text: repercuteris

title: repercuteris


text: repercutitur

title: repercutitur


text: repercutimur

title: repercutimur


text: repercutimini

title: repercutimini


text: repercutiuntur

title: repercutiuntur


text: repercutiar

title: repercutiar


text: repercutieris

title: repercutieris


text: repercutietur

title: repercutietur


text: repercutiemur

title: repercutiemur


text: repercutiemini

title: repercutiemini


text: repercutientur

title: repercutientur


text: repercutiebar

title: repercutiebar


text: repercutiebaris

title: repercutiebaris


text: repercutiebatur

title: repercutiebatur


text: repercutiebamur

title: repercutiebamur


text: repercutiebamini

title: repercutiebamini


text:
turmell

Etymology
From, due to the protuberant nature of the ankle joint.

Noun

 * 1) ankle

title: turmell


text: repercutiebantur

title: repercutiebantur


text: repercutias

title: repercutias


text: repercutiat

title: repercutiat


text: repercutiamus

title: repercutiamus


text: repercutiatis

title: repercutiatis


text: repercutiant

title: repercutiant


text: repercuterem

title: repercuterem


text: repercuteres

title: repercuteres


text: repercuteret

title: repercuteret


text: repercuteremus

title: repercuteremus


text: repercuteretis

title: repercuteretis


text: repercuterent

title: repercuterent


text: repercusserim

title: repercusserim


text: repercussissem

title: repercussissem


text: repercussisses

title: repercussisses


text: repercussisset

title: repercussisset


text: repercussissemus

title: repercussissemus


text: repercussissetis

title: repercussissetis


text: repercussissent

title: repercussissent


text: repercutiaris

title: repercutiaris


text: repercutiatur

title: repercutiatur


text: repercutiamur

title: repercutiamur


text: repercutiamini

title: repercutiamini


text: repercutiantur

title: repercutiantur


text: repercuterer

title: repercuterer


text: reperisset

title: reperisset


text: repercutereris

title: repercutereris


text: repercuteretur

title: repercuteretur


text: repercuteremur

title: repercuteremur


text: repercuteremini

title: repercuteremini


text: repercuterentur

title: repercuterentur


text: repercutito

title: repercutito


text: repercutite

title: repercutite


text: repercutitote

title: repercutitote


text: repercutiunto

title: repercutiunto


text: repercutere

title: repercutere


text: repercutitor

title: repercutitor


text: repercutiuntor

title: repercutiuntor


text: repercussisse

title: repercussisse


text: repercuti

title: repercuti


text:
しのぐ

Verb

 * 1)  weather out, endure, stave off
 * 2)  outdo, surpass

title: しのぐ


text: shinogu

title: shinogu


text:
repetens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) attacking again

title: repetens


text:
repetiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to attack again

title: repetiturus


text:
repetendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be attacked again

title: repetendus


text: repetentes

title: repetentes


text: repetentia

title: repetentia


text: repetentis

title: repetentis


text: repetentium

title: repetentium


text: repetenti

title: repetenti


text: repetente

title: repetente


text: repetentibus

title: repetentibus


text: repetentem

title: repetentem


text: repetitura

title: repetitura


text: repetiturum

title: repetiturum


text: repetituri

title: repetituri


text: repetiturae

title: repetiturae


text: repetiturorum

title: repetiturorum


text: repetiturarum

title: repetiturarum


text: repetituro

title: repetituro


text: repetituris

title: repetituris


text: repetituram

title: repetituram


text: repetituros

title: repetituros


text: repetituras

title: repetituras


text: repetiture

title: repetiture


text:
rebotre

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to rebound

title: rebotre


text: repetenda

title: repetenda


text: repetendum

title: repetendum


text: repetendi

title: repetendi


text: repetendae

title: repetendae


text: repetendorum

title: repetendorum


text: repetendarum

title: repetendarum


text: repetendo

title: repetendo


text: repetendis

title: repetendis


text: repetendam

title: repetendam


text: repetendos

title: repetendos


text: repetendas

title: repetendas


text: repetende

title: repetende


text:
replicans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) bending back, unrolling, reflecting

title: replicans


text:
replicaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to bend back, unroll, reflect

title: replicaturus


text:
replicatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) bent back, unrolled, reflected

title: replicatus


text:
Aubin

Etymology
From, from.

Etymology
From the given name. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

title: Aubin


text:
replicandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be bent back, unrolled, reflected

title: replicandus


text: replicantes

title: replicantes


text: replicantia

title: replicantia


text: replicantis

title: replicantis


text: replicantium

title: replicantium


text: replicantibus

title: replicantibus


text: replicantem

title: replicantem


text: replicatura

title: replicatura


text: replicaturum

title: replicaturum


text: replicaturi

title: replicaturi


text: replicaturae

title: replicaturae


text: replicaturorum

title: replicaturorum


text: replicaturarum

title: replicaturarum


text: replicaturo

title: replicaturo


text: replicaturis

title: replicaturis


text: replicaturam

title: replicaturam


text: replicaturos

title: replicaturos


text: replicaturas

title: replicaturas


text: replicature

title: replicature


text: replicatum

title: replicatum


text: replicatae

title: replicatae


text: replicatorum

title: replicatorum


text: replicatarum

title: replicatarum


text: replicatam

title: replicatam


text: replicatos

title: replicatos


text: replicatas

title: replicatas


text: replicanda

title: replicanda


text: replicandum

title: replicandum


text: replicandi

title: replicandi


text: replicandae

title: replicandae


text: replicandorum

title: replicandorum


text: replicandarum

title: replicandarum


text: replicandis

title: replicandis


text: replicandam

title: replicandam


text: replicandos

title: replicandos


text: replicandas

title: replicandas


text: replicande

title: replicande


text:
Talk:rebound

These definitions were in the verb section. Obviously the wrong part of speech, but I'll keep them here

 * 1)  An errant shot.
 * 2)  A gaining of possession of an errant, usually after it bounces off a backboard or the rim of the basket.

RFV discussion: April 2011–February 2012
Claims to be an adjective, but probably isn't. DCDuring TALK 16:26, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
 * I thought that I had already deleted this. It's just an attributive use of the noun. SemperBlotto 16:46, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Though, there is no corresponding noun definition. We need that first. But, IMO it is citable as a noun. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:51, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
 * In general our definitions are ok but it could be clearer. For example to what extent is the 'sport' different from the 'basketball' definition? Mglovesfun (talk) 17:54, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
 * I've cited the noun sense. They are under the correct definition as the entry stands, but I think we might need an entirely new definition to be more accurate. Mglovesfun (talk) 18:13, 30 April 2011 (UTC)
 * RFV-failed. - -sche (discuss) 05:04, 1 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:rebound


text:
replicatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) folding back
 * 2) reply, replication
 * 3) repetition

title: replicatio


text: かんれいぜんせん

title: かんれいぜんせん


text: replicationes

title: replicationes


text: replicationis

title: replicationis


text: replicationum

title: replicationum


text: replicationi

title: replicationi


text: replicationibus

title: replicationibus


text: replicationem

title: replicationem


text: replicatione

title: replicatione


text: kanreizensen

title: kanreizensen


text:
rebotador

Noun

 * 1)  rebounder

Adjective

 * 1) bouncy; bouncing

Noun

 * 1) bumper (on pinball machine)

title: rebotador


text: Category:ca:Basketball

title: Category:ca:Basketball


text:
basquetbol

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) basketball

Etymology
.

title: basquetbol


text:
bàsquet

Noun

 * 1) basketball

title: bàsquet


text:
repositio

Noun

 * 1) restoring
 * 2) storing

title: repositio


text:
せびろ

Noun

 * 1)  business suit

title: せびろ


text: repositiones

title: repositiones


text: repositionis

title: repositionis


text: repositionum

title: repositionum


text: repositioni

title: repositioni


text: repositionibus

title: repositionibus


text: repositionem

title: repositionem


text: repositione

title: repositione


text: sebiro

title: sebiro


text:
repraesentans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) representing, displaying

Descendants

 * Sicilian:

title: repraesentans


text:
repraesentaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to represent, display

title: repraesentaturus


text:
repraesentatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) represented, displayed

title: repraesentatus


text:
repraesentandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be represented, displayed

title: repraesentandus


text: repraesentantes

title: repraesentantes


text: repraesentantia

title: repraesentantia


text: repraesentantis

title: repraesentantis


text: repraesentantium

title: repraesentantium


text: repraesentanti

title: repraesentanti


text: repraesentante

title: repraesentante


text: repraesentantibus

title: repraesentantibus


text: repraesentantem

title: repraesentantem


text: repraesentatura

title: repraesentatura


text: repraesentaturum

title: repraesentaturum


text: repraesentaturi

title: repraesentaturi


text: repraesentaturae

title: repraesentaturae


text: repraesentaturorum

title: repraesentaturorum


text: repraesentaturarum

title: repraesentaturarum


text: repraesentaturo

title: repraesentaturo


text: repraesentaturis

title: repraesentaturis


text: repraesentaturam

title: repraesentaturam


text: repraesentaturos

title: repraesentaturos


text: repraesentaturas

title: repraesentaturas


text: repraesentature

title: repraesentature


text: repraesentata

title: repraesentata


text: repraesentatum

title: repraesentatum


text: repraesentati

title: repraesentati


text: repraesentatae

title: repraesentatae


text: repraesentatorum

title: repraesentatorum


text: repraesentatarum

title: repraesentatarum


text: repraesentatam

title: repraesentatam


text: repraesentatos

title: repraesentatos


text: repraesentatas

title: repraesentatas


text: repraesentanda

title: repraesentanda


text: repraesentandum

title: repraesentandum


text: repraesentandi

title: repraesentandi


text: repraesentandae

title: repraesentandae


text: repraesentandorum

title: repraesentandorum


text: repraesentandarum

title: repraesentandarum


text: repraesentando

title: repraesentando


text: repraesentandis

title: repraesentandis


text: repraesentandam

title: repraesentandam


text: repraesentandos

title: repraesentandos


text: repraesentandas

title: repraesentandas


text: repraesentande

title: repraesentande


text:
repurgo

Verb

 * 1) to cleanse again

title: repurgo


text: repurgas

title: repurgas


text: repurgat

title: repurgat


text: repurgamus

title: repurgamus


text: repurgatis

title: repurgatis


text: repurgant

title: repurgant


text: repurgabo

title: repurgabo


text: repurgabis

title: repurgabis


text: repurgabit

title: repurgabit


text: repurgabimus

title: repurgabimus


text: repurgabitis

title: repurgabitis


text: repurgabunt

title: repurgabunt


text: repurgabam

title: repurgabam


text: repurgabas

title: repurgabas


text: repurgabat

title: repurgabat


text: repurgabamus

title: repurgabamus


text: repurgabatis

title: repurgabatis


text: repurgabant

title: repurgabant


text: repurgavi

title: repurgavi


text: repurgavisti

title: repurgavisti


text: repurgavit

title: repurgavit


text: repurgavimus

title: repurgavimus


text: repurgavistis

title: repurgavistis


text: repurgaverunt

title: repurgaverunt


text: repurgavero

title: repurgavero


text: repurgaveris

title: repurgaveris


text: repurgaverit

title: repurgaverit


text: repurgaverimus

title: repurgaverimus


text: repurgaveritis

title: repurgaveritis


text: repurgaverint

title: repurgaverint


text: repurgaveram

title: repurgaveram


text: repurgaveras

title: repurgaveras


text: repurgaverat

title: repurgaverat


text: repurgaveramus

title: repurgaveramus


text: repurgaveratis

title: repurgaveratis


text: repurgaverant

title: repurgaverant


text: repurgor

title: repurgor


text: repurgaris

title: repurgaris


text: repurgamur

title: repurgamur


text: repurgamini

title: repurgamini


text: repurgatur

title: repurgatur


text: repurgantur

title: repurgantur


text: repurgabor

title: repurgabor


text: repurgaberis

title: repurgaberis


text: repurgabimur

title: repurgabimur


text: repurgabimini

title: repurgabimini


text: repurgabitur

title: repurgabitur


text:
repurgans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cleansing again

title: repurgans


text: repurgabuntur

title: repurgabuntur


text:
repurgaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to cleanse again

title: repurgaturus


text: repurgabar

title: repurgabar


text: repurgabaris

title: repurgabaris


text: repurgabamur

title: repurgabamur


text:
repurgatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cleansed again

title: repurgatus


text: repurgabamini

title: repurgabamini


text:
repurgandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be cleansed again

title: repurgandus


text: repurgabatur

title: repurgabatur


text: repurgabantur

title: repurgabantur


text: repurgem

title: repurgem


text: repurges

title: repurges


text: repurget

title: repurget


text: repurgemus

title: repurgemus


text: repurgetis

title: repurgetis


text:
セビロ

Noun

 * 1)  business suit

title: セビロ


text: repurgent

title: repurgent


text: repurgarem

title: repurgarem


text: repurgantes

title: repurgantes


text: repurgares

title: repurgares


text: repurgaret

title: repurgaret


text: repurgantia

title: repurgantia


text: repurgaremus

title: repurgaremus


text: repurgaretis

title: repurgaretis


text: repurgantis

title: repurgantis


text: repurgarent

title: repurgarent


text: repurgantium

title: repurgantium


text: repurgaverim

title: repurgaverim


text: repurgavissem

title: repurgavissem


text: repurganti

title: repurganti


text: repurgavisses

title: repurgavisses


text: repurgavisset

title: repurgavisset


text: repurgante

title: repurgante


text: repurgavissemus

title: repurgavissemus


text: repurgavissetis

title: repurgavissetis


text: repurgantibus

title: repurgantibus


text: repurgavissent

title: repurgavissent


text: repurger

title: repurger


text: repurgantem

title: repurgantem


text: repurgeris

title: repurgeris


text: repurgemur

title: repurgemur


text: repurgemini

title: repurgemini


text: repurgatura

title: repurgatura


text: repurgetur

title: repurgetur


text: repurgentur

title: repurgentur


text: repurgaturum

title: repurgaturum


text: repurgarer

title: repurgarer


text: repurgareris

title: repurgareris


text: repurgaturi

title: repurgaturi


text: repurgaremur

title: repurgaremur


text: repurgaremini

title: repurgaremini


text: repurgaturae

title: repurgaturae


text: repurgaretur

title: repurgaretur


text: repurgarentur

title: repurgarentur


text: repurgaturorum

title: repurgaturorum


text: repurga

title: repurga


text: repurgato

title: repurgato


text: repurgaturarum

title: repurgaturarum


text: repurgate

title: repurgate


text: repurgatote

title: repurgatote


text: repurgaturo

title: repurgaturo


text: repurganto

title: repurganto


text: repurgare

title: repurgare


text: repurgaturis

title: repurgaturis


text: repurgator

title: repurgator


text: repurgaturam

title: repurgaturam


text: repurgantor

title: repurgantor


text: repurgavisse

title: repurgavisse


text: repurgaturos

title: repurgaturos


text: repurgari

title: repurgari


text: repurgaturas

title: repurgaturas


text: repurgature

title: repurgature


text: repurgata

title: repurgata


text: repurgatum

title: repurgatum


text: repurgati

title: repurgati


text: repurgatae

title: repurgatae


text: repurgatorum

title: repurgatorum


text: repurgatarum

title: repurgatarum


text: repurgatam

title: repurgatam


text: repurgatos

title: repurgatos


text: repurgatas

title: repurgatas


text: repurganda

title: repurganda


text: repurgandum

title: repurgandum


text: repurgandi

title: repurgandi


text: repurgandae

title: repurgandae


text: repurgandorum

title: repurgandorum


text: repurgandarum

title: repurgandarum


text: repurgando

title: repurgando


text: repurgandis

title: repurgandis


text: repurgandam

title: repurgandam


text: repurgandos

title: repurgandos


text: repurgandas

title: repurgandas


text: repurgande

title: repurgande


text:
かたぶく

Verb

 * 1)  slant, lean toward

title: かたぶく


text:
repurgatio

Noun

 * 1) repeat purification, cleansing, purging

title: repurgatio


text: repurgationes

title: repurgationes


text: repurgationis

title: repurgationis


text: repurgationum

title: repurgationum


text: repurgationi

title: repurgationi


text: repurgationibus

title: repurgationibus


text: repurgationem

title: repurgationem


text: repurgatione

title: repurgatione


text: katabuku

title: katabuku


text: かたむく

title: かたむく


text: katamuku

title: katamuku


text:
reseratio

Noun

 * 1) unsealing, unfastening, opening

title: reseratio


text: reserationes

title: reserationes


text: reserationis

title: reserationis


text: reserationum

title: reserationum


text: reserationi

title: reserationi


text: reserationibus

title: reserationibus


text: reserationem

title: reserationem


text: reseratione

title: reseratione


text:
resiliens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rebounding

title: resiliens


text:
resulturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to rebound

title: resulturus


text:
resultus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rebounded

title: resultus


text:
resiliendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be rebounded

title: resiliendus


text: resilientes

title: resilientes


text: resilientia

title: resilientia


text: resilientis

title: resilientis


text: resilientium

title: resilientium


text: resilientibus

title: resilientibus


text: resilientem

title: resilientem


text: resultura

title: resultura


text: resulturum

title: resulturum


text: resulturi

title: resulturi


text: resulturae

title: resulturae


text: resulturorum

title: resulturorum


text: resulturarum

title: resulturarum


text: resulturo

title: resulturo


text: resulturis

title: resulturis


text: resulturam

title: resulturam


text: resulturos

title: resulturos


text: resulturas

title: resulturas


text: resulture

title: resulture


text: resultum

title: resultum


text: resultam

title: resultam


text: resiliendum

title: resiliendum


text: resistentiae

title: resistentiae


text: anfant

title: anfant


text: resistentiarum

title: resistentiarum


text: resistentiis

title: resistentiis


text: resistentiam

title: resistentiam


text: resistentias

title: resistentias


text:
resolvens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) releasing

title: resolvens


text:
resoluturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to release

title: resoluturus


text:
resolutus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) released

title: resolutus


text:
resolvendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be released

title: resolvendus


text: resolventes

title: resolventes


text: resolventia

title: resolventia


text: resolventis

title: resolventis


text: resolventium

title: resolventium


text: resolventi

title: resolventi


text: resolventibus

title: resolventibus


text: resolventem

title: resolventem


text: resolutura

title: resolutura


text: resoluturum

title: resoluturum


text: resoluturi

title: resoluturi


text: resoluturae

title: resoluturae


text: resoluturorum

title: resoluturorum


text: resoluturarum

title: resoluturarum


text: resoluturo

title: resoluturo


text: resoluturis

title: resoluturis


text: resoluturam

title: resoluturam


text: resoluturos

title: resoluturos


text: resoluturas

title: resoluturas


text: resoluture

title: resoluture


text: resoluta

title: resoluta


text: resolutum

title: resolutum


text: resoluti

title: resoluti


text: resolutae

title: resolutae


text: resolutorum

title: resolutorum


text: resolutarum

title: resolutarum


text:
resoluto

Adjective

 * 1) resolute; determined; unyielding

Adjective

 * 1) resolute

title: resoluto


text: resolutis

title: resolutis


text: resolutam

title: resolutam


text: resolutos

title: resolutos


text: resolutas

title: resolutas


text: resolvenda

title: resolvenda


text: resolvendum

title: resolvendum


text: resolvendi

title: resolvendi


text: resolvendae

title: resolvendae


text: resolvendorum

title: resolvendorum


text: resolvendarum

title: resolvendarum


text: resolvendis

title: resolvendis


text: resolvendam

title: resolvendam


text: resolvendos

title: resolvendos


text: resolvendas

title: resolvendas


text: resolvende

title: resolvende


text:
respiratio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) exhaling
 * 2) breathing, respiration

title: respiratio


text: respirationes

title: respirationes


text: respirationis

title: respirationis


text: respirationum

title: respirationum


text: Évrard

title: Évrard


text: respirationi

title: respirationi


text: respirationibus

title: respirationibus


text: respirationem

title: respirationem


text: respiratione

title: respiratione


text:
respuens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) spitting out, rejecting

title: respuens


text:
resputurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to spit out, reject

title: resputurus


text:
resputus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) spat out, rejected

title: resputus


text:
respuendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be spat out, rejected

title: respuendus


text: respuentes

title: respuentes


text: respuentia

title: respuentia


text: respuentis

title: respuentis


text: respuentium

title: respuentium


text: respuenti

title: respuenti


text: respuente

title: respuente


text: respuentibus

title: respuentibus


text: respuentem

title: respuentem


text: resputura

title: resputura


text: resputurum

title: resputurum


text: resputuri

title: resputuri


text: resputurae

title: resputurae


text: resputurorum

title: resputurorum


text: resputurarum

title: resputurarum


text: resputuro

title: resputuro


text: resputuris

title: resputuris


text: resputuram

title: resputuram


text: resputuros

title: resputuros


text: resputuras

title: resputuras


text: resputure

title: resputure


text: resputa

title: resputa


text: resputum

title: resputum


text: resputi

title: resputi


text: resputae

title: resputae


text: resputorum

title: resputorum


text: resputarum

title: resputarum


text: resputo

title: resputo


text: resputis

title: resputis


text: resputam

title: resputam


text: resputos

title: resputos


text:
かぶ

Noun

 * 1)  stump of a tree; stock (in a company); share(s) of stock
 * 2)  turnip
 * 3)  head
 * 4)  lower part
 * 5)  song and dance; singing and dancing

Verb

 * 1)  sing and dance

title: かぶ


text: resputas

title: resputas


text: respute

title: respute


text: respuenda

title: respuenda


text: respuendum

title: respuendum


text: respuendi

title: respuendi


text: respuendae

title: respuendae


text: respuendorum

title: respuendorum


text: respuendarum

title: respuendarum


text: respuendo

title: respuendo


text: respuendis

title: respuendis


text: respuendam

title: respuendam


text: respuendos

title: respuendos


text: respuendas

title: respuendas


text: respuende

title: respuende


text:
njalla

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) granary, storehouse

Etymology
Borrowed from, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a traditional type of storage hut or cache built on top of a long stump of a tree or pole in order to prevent animals of getting hold of the contents (typically food or other perishables).

title: njalla


text:
restauratio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) restoration, renewal

title: restauratio


text: restaurationes

title: restaurationes


text: restaurationis

title: restaurationis


text: restaurationum

title: restaurationum


text: restaurationi

title: restaurationi


text: restaurationibus

title: restaurationibus


text: restaurationem

title: restaurationem


text: restauratione

title: restauratione


text:
フィート

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  foot, feet

title: フィート


text:
restituturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to restore, revive

title: restituturus


text:
restituendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be restored, revived

title: restituendus


text: fīto

title: fīto


text: restitutura

title: restitutura


text: restituturum

title: restituturum


text: restituturi

title: restituturi


text: restituturae

title: restituturae


text: restituturorum

title: restituturorum


text: restituturarum

title: restituturarum


text: restituturo

title: restituturo


text: restituturis

title: restituturis


text: restituturam

title: restituturam


text: restituturos

title: restituturos


text: restituturas

title: restituturas


text: restituture

title: restituture


text: restituenda

title: restituenda


text: restituendum

title: restituendum


text: restituendi

title: restituendi


text: restituendae

title: restituendae


text: restituendorum

title: restituendorum


text: restituendarum

title: restituendarum


text: restituendis

title: restituendis


text: restituendam

title: restituendam


text: restituendos

title: restituendos


text: restituendas

title: restituendas


text: restituende

title: restituende


text:
resumens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) resuming

title: resumens


text:
resumpturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to resume

title: resumpturus


text:
resumendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be resumed

title: resumendus


text: resumentes

title: resumentes


text: resumentia

title: resumentia


text: resumentis

title: resumentis


text: resumentium

title: resumentium


text: resumenti

title: resumenti


text: resumentibus

title: resumentibus


text: resumentem

title: resumentem


text: resumptura

title: resumptura


text: resumpturum

title: resumpturum


text: resumpturi

title: resumpturi


text: resumpturae

title: resumpturae


text: resumpturorum

title: resumpturorum


text: resumpturarum

title: resumpturarum


text: resumpturo

title: resumpturo


text: resumpturis

title: resumpturis


text: resumpturam

title: resumpturam


text: resumpturos

title: resumpturos


text: resumpturas

title: resumpturas


text: resumpture

title: resumpture


text: resumenda

title: resumenda


text: resumendum

title: resumendum


text: resumendi

title: resumendi


text: resumendae

title: resumendae


text: resumendorum

title: resumendorum


text: resumendarum

title: resumendarum


text: resumendis

title: resumendis


text: resumendam

title: resumendam


text: resumendos

title: resumendos


text: resumendas

title: resumendas


text: resumende

title: resumende


text:
resupino

Verb

 * 1)  to bend, pull back
 * 2)  to knock down flat

title: resupino


text: resupinas

title: resupinas


text: resupinat

title: resupinat


text: resupinamus

title: resupinamus


text: resupinatis

title: resupinatis


text: resupinant

title: resupinant


text: resupinabo

title: resupinabo


text: resupinabis

title: resupinabis


text: resupinabit

title: resupinabit


text: resupinabimus

title: resupinabimus


text: resupinabitis

title: resupinabitis


text: resupinabunt

title: resupinabunt


text: resupinabam

title: resupinabam


text: resupinabas

title: resupinabas


text: resupinabat

title: resupinabat


text: resupinabamus

title: resupinabamus


text: resupinabatis

title: resupinabatis


text: resupinabant

title: resupinabant


text: resupinavi

title: resupinavi


text: resupinavisti

title: resupinavisti


text: resupinavit

title: resupinavit


text: resupinavimus

title: resupinavimus


text: resupinavistis

title: resupinavistis


text: resupinaverunt

title: resupinaverunt


text: resupinavero

title: resupinavero


text: resupinaveris

title: resupinaveris


text: resupinaverit

title: resupinaverit


text: resupinaverimus

title: resupinaverimus


text: resupinaveritis

title: resupinaveritis


text: resupinaverint

title: resupinaverint


text: resupinaveram

title: resupinaveram


text: resupinaveras

title: resupinaveras


text: resupinaverat

title: resupinaverat


text: resupinaveramus

title: resupinaveramus


text: resupinaveratis

title: resupinaveratis


text: resupinaverant

title: resupinaverant


text: resupinor

title: resupinor


text: resupinaris

title: resupinaris


text: resupinamur

title: resupinamur


text: resupinamini

title: resupinamini


text: resupinatur

title: resupinatur


text: resupinantur

title: resupinantur


text: resupinabor

title: resupinabor


text: resupinaberis

title: resupinaberis


text: resupinabimur

title: resupinabimur


text: resupinabimini

title: resupinabimini


text: resupinabitur

title: resupinabitur


text: resupinabuntur

title: resupinabuntur


text: resupinabar

title: resupinabar


text: resupinabaris

title: resupinabaris


text: resupinabamur

title: resupinabamur


text: resupinabamini

title: resupinabamini


text: resupinabatur

title: resupinabatur


text: resupinabantur

title: resupinabantur


text: resupinem

title: resupinem


text: resupines

title: resupines


text: resupinet

title: resupinet


text: resupinemus

title: resupinemus


text: resupinetis

title: resupinetis


text: resupinent

title: resupinent


text: resupinarem

title: resupinarem


text: resupinares

title: resupinares


text: resupinaret

title: resupinaret


text: resupinaremus

title: resupinaremus


text: resupinaretis

title: resupinaretis


text: resupinarent

title: resupinarent


text: resupinaverim

title: resupinaverim


text: resupinavissem

title: resupinavissem


text: resupinavisses

title: resupinavisses


text: resupinavisset

title: resupinavisset


text: resupinavissemus

title: resupinavissemus


text: resupinavissetis

title: resupinavissetis


text: resupinavissent

title: resupinavissent


text: resupiner

title: resupiner


text: resupineris

title: resupineris


text: resupinemur

title: resupinemur


text: resupinemini

title: resupinemini


text: resupinetur

title: resupinetur


text: resupinentur

title: resupinentur


text: resupinarer

title: resupinarer


text: resupinareris

title: resupinareris


text: resupinaremur

title: resupinaremur


text: resupinaremini

title: resupinaremini


text: resupinaretur

title: resupinaretur


text: resupinarentur

title: resupinarentur


text: resupina

title: resupina


text: resupinato

title: resupinato


text: resupinatote

title: resupinatote


text: resupinanto

title: resupinanto


text: resupinare

title: resupinare


text: resupinator

title: resupinator


text: resupinantor

title: resupinantor


text: resupinavisse

title: resupinavisse


text: resupinari

title: resupinari


text:
resuscitatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) resuscitation

title: resuscitatio


text: resuscitationes

title: resuscitationes


text: resuscitationis

title: resuscitationis


text: resuscitationum

title: resuscitationum


text: resuscitationi

title: resuscitationi


text: resuscitationibus

title: resuscitationibus


text: resuscitationem

title: resuscitationem


text: resuscitatione

title: resuscitatione


text:
がらがら

Adjective

 * 1)  empty, not crowded, vacant
 * 2)  raspy (voice)
 * 1)  raspy (voice)
 * 1)  raspy (voice)

Adverb

 * 1)  rattlingly
 * 2)  entirely, destructively
 * 3)  with sound of sliding door
 * 1)  with sound of sliding door
 * 1)  with sound of sliding door

Noun

 * 1) rattle baby's toy
 * 2) lottery wheel

Verb

 * 1)  rattle, gargle

title: がらがら


text:
retardatio

Noun

 * 1) hindering, delaying, retarding

title: retardatio


text: retardationes

title: retardationes


text: retardationis

title: retardationis


text: retardationum

title: retardationum


text: retardationi

title: retardationi


text: retardationibus

title: retardationibus


text: retardationem

title: retardationem


text: retardatione

title: retardatione


text: retulerimus

title: retulerimus


text: garagara

title: garagara


text:
retusio

Noun

 * 1) blunting, deadening
 * 2) restraining

title: retusio


text:
reunio

Verb

 * 1) to reunite

title: reunio


text: reunis

title: reunis


text: reunimus

title: reunimus


text: reunitis

title: reunitis


text: reuniunt

title: reuniunt


text: reuniam

title: reuniam


text: reuniet

title: reuniet


text: reuniemus

title: reuniemus


text: reunietis

title: reunietis


text:
reunient

Adjective

 * 1) Causing reunion; bringing back together; applied to the sacculocochlear duct (ductus reuniens) in anatomy.

title: reunient


text: reuniebam

title: reuniebam


text: reuniebas

title: reuniebas


text: reuniebat

title: reuniebat


text: reuniebamus

title: reuniebamus


text: reuniebatis

title: reuniebatis


text: reuniebant

title: reuniebant


text: reunivi

title: reunivi


text: reunivisti

title: reunivisti


text: reunivit

title: reunivit


text: reunivimus

title: reunivimus


text: reunivistis

title: reunivistis


text: reuniverunt

title: reuniverunt


text: reunivero

title: reunivero


text: reuniveris

title: reuniveris


text: reuniverit

title: reuniverit


text: reuniverimus

title: reuniverimus


text: reuniveritis

title: reuniveritis


text: reuniverint

title: reuniverint


text: reuniveram

title: reuniveram


text: reuniveras

title: reuniveras


text: reuniverat

title: reuniverat


text: reuniveramus

title: reuniveramus


text: reuniveratis

title: reuniveratis


text: reuniverant

title: reuniverant


text: reunior

title: reunior


text: reuniris

title: reuniris


text: reunitur

title: reunitur


text: reunimur

title: reunimur


text: reunimini

title: reunimini


text: reuniuntur

title: reuniuntur


text: reuniar

title: reuniar


text: reunieris

title: reunieris


text: reunietur

title: reunietur


text: reuniemur

title: reuniemur


text: reuniemini

title: reuniemini


text: reunientur

title: reunientur


text: retusiones

title: retusiones


text: reuniebar

title: reuniebar


text: retusionis

title: retusionis


text: reuniebaris

title: reuniebaris


text: retusionum

title: retusionum


text: reuniebatur

title: reuniebatur


text: retusioni

title: retusioni


text: reuniebamur

title: reuniebamur


text: retusionibus

title: retusionibus


text: reuniebamini

title: reuniebamini


text: retusionem

title: retusionem


text: reuniebantur

title: reuniebantur


text: retusione

title: retusione


text: reunias

title: reunias


text: reuniat

title: reuniat


text: reuniamus

title: reuniamus


text: reuniatis

title: reuniatis


text: reuniant

title: reuniant


text: reuniret

title: reuniret


text: reuniremus

title: reuniremus


text: reuniretis

title: reuniretis


text: reunirent

title: reunirent


text: reuniverim

title: reuniverim


text: reunivissem

title: reunivissem


text: reunivisses

title: reunivisses


text: reunivisset

title: reunivisset


text: reunivissemus

title: reunivissemus


text: reunivissetis

title: reunivissetis


text: reunivissent

title: reunivissent


text: reuniaris

title: reuniaris


text: reuniatur

title: reuniatur


text: reuniamur

title: reuniamur


text: reuniamini

title: reuniamini


text: reuniantur

title: reuniantur


text: reunirer

title: reunirer


text: reunireris

title: reunireris


text: reuniretur

title: reuniretur


text: reuniremur

title: reuniremur


text: reuniremini

title: reuniremini


text: reunirentur

title: reunirentur


text:
reuni

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to reunite

title: reuni


text: reunito

title: reunito


text: reunitote

title: reunitote


text: reuniunto

title: reuniunto


text:
reunire

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) reunion

title: reunire


text: reunitor

title: reunitor


text: reuniuntor

title: reuniuntor


text: reunivisse

title: reunivisse


text: reuniri

title: reuniri


text:
reverberatio

Noun

 * 1) rebounding
 * 2) reverberation

title: reverberatio


text: reverberationes

title: reverberationes


text: reverberationis

title: reverberationis


text: reverberationum

title: reverberationum


text: reverberationi

title: reverberationi


text: reverberationibus

title: reverberationibus


text: reverberationem

title: reverberationem


text: reverberatione

title: reverberatione


text:
ho-

Prefix

 * let you (all), do you (all), do ye
 * let you (all), do you (all), do ye

Derived terms

 * — dense (area)
 * — there is
 * — subtropics (hot area)
 * — zone
 * — home (space)
 * — roof
 * — area extends on
 * — forever (extended)
 * — warm (area)
 * — harmony (space)
 * — (a space) is beautiful

Preverb

 * : a, an

title: ho-


text: reverberat

title: reverberat


text: reverberamus

title: reverberamus


text: reverberatis

title: reverberatis


text: reverberabo

title: reverberabo


text: reverberabis

title: reverberabis


text: reverberabit

title: reverberabit


text: reverberabimus

title: reverberabimus


text: reverberabitis

title: reverberabitis


text: reverberabunt

title: reverberabunt


text: reverberabam

title: reverberabam


text: reverberabat

title: reverberabat


text: reverberabamus

title: reverberabamus


text: reverberabatis

title: reverberabatis


text: reverberabant

title: reverberabant


text: reverberavi

title: reverberavi


text:
reverberans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) repelling, rebounding, reverberating

title: reverberans


text: reverberavisti

title: reverberavisti


text:
reverberaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to repel, rebound, reverberate

title: reverberaturus


text: reverberavit

title: reverberavit


text: reverberavimus

title: reverberavimus


text: reverberavistis

title: reverberavistis


text: reverberaverunt

title: reverberaverunt


text:
reverberatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) repelled, rebounded, reverberated

title: reverberatus


text: reverberavero

title: reverberavero


text:
reverberandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be repelled, rebounded, reverberated

title: reverberandus


text: reverberaveris

title: reverberaveris


text: reverberaverit

title: reverberaverit


text: reverberantes

title: reverberantes


text: reverberantia

title: reverberantia


text: reverberantis

title: reverberantis


text: reverberaverimus

title: reverberaverimus


text: reverberantium

title: reverberantium


text: reverberaveritis

title: reverberaveritis


text: reverberanti

title: reverberanti


text: reverberaverint

title: reverberaverint


text:
reverberante

Adjective

 * 1) reverberant

title: reverberante


text: reverberaveram

title: reverberaveram


text: reverberaveras

title: reverberaveras


text: reverberantibus

title: reverberantibus


text: reverberantem

title: reverberantem


text: reverberaverat

title: reverberaverat


text: reverberaveramus

title: reverberaveramus


text: reverberatura

title: reverberatura


text: reverberaveratis

title: reverberaveratis


text: reverberaturum

title: reverberaturum


text: reverberaverant

title: reverberaverant


text: reverberaturi

title: reverberaturi


text: reverberaturae

title: reverberaturae


text: reverberor

title: reverberor


text: reverberaturorum

title: reverberaturorum


text: reverberaris

title: reverberaris


text: reverberamur

title: reverberamur


text: reverberamini

title: reverberamini


text: reverberatur

title: reverberatur


text: reverberaturarum

title: reverberaturarum


text: reverberantur

title: reverberantur


text: reverberaturo

title: reverberaturo


text: reverberabor

title: reverberabor


text: reverberaturis

title: reverberaturis


text: reverberaberis

title: reverberaberis


text: reverberaturam

title: reverberaturam


text: reverberabimur

title: reverberabimur


text: reverberaturos

title: reverberaturos


text: reverberabimini

title: reverberabimini


text: reverberaturas

title: reverberaturas


text: reverberabitur

title: reverberabitur


text: reverberabuntur

title: reverberabuntur


text: reverberature

title: reverberature


text: reverberabar

title: reverberabar


text: reverberata

title: reverberata


text: reverberabaris

title: reverberabaris


text: reverberatum

title: reverberatum


text: reverberabamur

title: reverberabamur


text: reverberati

title: reverberati


text: reverberatae

title: reverberatae


text: reverberabamini

title: reverberabamini


text: reverberabatur

title: reverberabatur


text: reverberatorum

title: reverberatorum


text: reverberabantur

title: reverberabantur


text: reverberatarum

title: reverberatarum


text: reverberem

title: reverberem


text: reverberato

title: reverberato


text: reverberet

title: reverberet


text: reverberatam

title: reverberatam


text: reverberemus

title: reverberemus


text: reverberatos

title: reverberatos


text: reverberetis

title: reverberetis


text: reverberatas

title: reverberatas


text: reverberent

title: reverberent


text: reverberarem

title: reverberarem


text: reverberaret

title: reverberaret


text: reverberanda

title: reverberanda


text: reverberandum

title: reverberandum


text: reverberandi

title: reverberandi


text: reverberandae

title: reverberandae


text: reverberandorum

title: reverberandorum


text: reverberandarum

title: reverberandarum


text: reverberaremus

title: reverberaremus


text: reverberaretis

title: reverberaretis


text: reverberandis

title: reverberandis


text: reverberarent

title: reverberarent


text: reverberandam

title: reverberandam


text: reverberaverim

title: reverberaverim


text: reverberandos

title: reverberandos


text: reverberavissem

title: reverberavissem


text: reverberavisses

title: reverberavisses


text: reverberandas

title: reverberandas


text: reverberavisset

title: reverberavisset


text: reverberande

title: reverberande


text: reverberavissemus

title: reverberavissemus


text: reverberavissetis

title: reverberavissetis


text: reverberavissent

title: reverberavissent


text: reverberer

title: reverberer


text: reverbereris

title: reverbereris


text:
revellens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) plucking out

title: revellens


text: reverberemur

title: reverberemur


text: reverberemini

title: reverberemini


text:
revulsurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to pluck out

title: revulsurus


text:
revulsus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) plucked out

title: revulsus


text: reverberetur

title: reverberetur


text:
revellendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be plucked out

title: revellendus


text: reverberentur

title: reverberentur


text: reverberarer

title: reverberarer


text: reverberareris

title: reverberareris


text: revellentes

title: revellentes


text: revellentia

title: revellentia


text: reverberaremur

title: reverberaremur


text: revellentis

title: revellentis


text: reverberaremini

title: reverberaremini


text: revellentium

title: revellentium


text: reverberaretur

title: reverberaretur


text: revellenti

title: revellenti


text: reverberarentur

title: reverberarentur


text: revellente

title: revellente


text: revellentibus

title: revellentibus


text: revellentem

title: revellentem


text: reverberatote

title: reverberatote


text: revulsura

title: revulsura


text: reverberanto

title: reverberanto


text: revulsurum

title: revulsurum


text: revulsuri

title: revulsuri


text: revulsurae

title: revulsurae


text: revulsurorum

title: revulsurorum


text: revulsurarum

title: revulsurarum


text: reverberantor

title: reverberantor


text: revulsuro

title: revulsuro


text: reverberavisse

title: reverberavisse


text: revulsuris

title: revulsuris


text: reverberari

title: reverberari


text: revulsuram

title: revulsuram


text: revulsuros

title: revulsuros


text: revulsuras

title: revulsuras


text: revulsure

title: revulsure


text: revulsa

title: revulsa


text: revulsum

title: revulsum


text: revulsi

title: revulsi


text: revulsae

title: revulsae


text: revulsorum

title: revulsorum


text: revulsarum

title: revulsarum


text: revulso

title: revulso


text: revulsis

title: revulsis


text: revulsam

title: revulsam


text: revulsos

title: revulsos


text: revulsas

title: revulsas


text:
revulse

Etymology
From, past participle of.

Verb

 * 1) To pull back with force.

title: revulse


text: revellenda

title: revellenda


text: revellendum

title: revellendum


text: revellendi

title: revellendi


text: revellendae

title: revellendae


text: revellendorum

title: revellendorum


text: revellendarum

title: revellendarum


text: revellendo

title: revellendo


text: revellendis

title: revellendis


text: revellendam

title: revellendam


text: revellendos

title: revellendos


text: revellendas

title: revellendas


text: revellende

title: revellende


text:
musica da ballo

Noun

 * 1) dance music

title: musica da ballo


text: Category:English terms prefixed with ka-


text:
sala da ballo

Noun

 * 1) dancehall

title: sala da ballo


text: dōka

title: dōka


text:
Talk:γενεθλιών

The correct plural Genitive form is γενεθλίων --Richiski 16:01, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:γενεθλιών


text:
ぬんちゃく

Noun

 * 1)  nunchucks

title: ぬんちゃく


text:
ヌンチャク

Noun

 * 1)  nunchucks

title: ヌンチャク


text: kōshō

title: kōshō


text:
strada ferrata

Noun

 * 1) railway/railroad

title: strada ferrata


text:
さえずる

Verb

 * 1)  chirp, sing, twitter, chatter, tweet, warble

title: さえずる


text: saezuru

title: saezuru


text:
囀る

Verb

 * 1) chirp, sing, twitter, chatter, tweet, warble

title: 囀る


text:
ほうしかつどう

Noun

 * 1)  volunteering

title: ほうしかつどう


text: hōshikatsudō

title: hōshikatsudō


text:
のうそん

Noun

 * 1)  farm village

title: のうそん


text: nōson

title: nōson


text: justiser

title: justiser


text:
rhabarbarum

Etymology
Probably from, from + , neuter of.

Noun

 * 1) rhubarb

title: rhabarbarum


text: rhabarbara

title: rhabarbara


text: rhabarbari

title: rhabarbari


text: rhabarbarorum

title: rhabarbarorum


text: rhabarbaro

title: rhabarbaro


text: rhabarbaris

title: rhabarbaris


text: γενεθλίων

title: γενεθλίων


text:
rheumatus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) rheumy

title: rheumatus


text: rheumata

title: rheumata


text: rheumatum

title: rheumatum


text: rheumati

title: rheumati


text: rheumatae

title: rheumatae


text: rheumatorum

title: rheumatorum


text: rheumatarum

title: rheumatarum


text: rheumato

title: rheumato


text: rheumatis

title: rheumatis


text: rheumatam

title: rheumatam


text: rheumatos

title: rheumatos


text: rheumatas

title: rheumatas


text: rheumate

title: rheumate


text:
mörklila

Adjective

 * 1) dark purple

title: mörklila


text:
rheuma

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) catarrh, rheum

 * 1) tide (of the sea)

title: rheuma


text: rheumae

title: rheumae


text: rheumarum

title: rheumarum


text: rheumis

title: rheumis


text: rheumam

title: rheumam


text: rheumas

title: rheumas


text:
rimor

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to probe, search, explore

title: rimor


text: rimaris

title: rimaris


text: rimatur

title: rimatur


text: rimamur

title: rimamur


text: rimamini

title: rimamini


text: rimantur

title: rimantur


text: rimabor

title: rimabor


text: rimaberis

title: rimaberis


text: rimabitur

title: rimabitur


text: rimabimur

title: rimabimur


text: rimabimini

title: rimabimini


text: rimabuntur

title: rimabuntur


text: rimabar

title: rimabar


text: rimabaris

title: rimabaris


text: rimabatur

title: rimabatur


text: rimabamur

title: rimabamur


text: rimabamini

title: rimabamini


text: rimabantur

title: rimabantur


text: rimeris

title: rimeris


text: rimetur

title: rimetur


text: rimemur

title: rimemur


text: rimemini

title: rimemini


text: rimentur

title: rimentur


text: rimarer

title: rimarer


text: rimareris

title: rimareris


text: rimaretur

title: rimaretur


text: rimaremur

title: rimaremur


text: rimaremini

title: rimaremini


text: rimarentur

title: rimarentur


text: rimator

title: rimator


text: rimantor

title: rimantor


text: rimari

title: rimari


text:
rimans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) probing, searching, exploring

title: rimans


text:
rimaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to probe, search, explore

title: rimaturus


text:
rimatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) probed, searched, explored

title: rimatus


text: rimantes

title: rimantes


text: rimantia

title: rimantia


text: rimantis

title: rimantis


text: rimantium

title: rimantium


text: rimanti

title: rimanti


text: rimantibus

title: rimantibus


text: rimantem

title: rimantem


text: rimatura

title: rimatura


text: rimaturum

title: rimaturum


text: rimaturi

title: rimaturi


text: rimaturae

title: rimaturae


text: rimaturorum

title: rimaturorum


text: rimaturarum

title: rimaturarum


text: rimaturo

title: rimaturo


text: rimaturis

title: rimaturis


text: rimaturam

title: rimaturam


text: rimaturos

title: rimaturos


text: rimaturas

title: rimaturas


text: rimature

title: rimature


text: rimatum

title: rimatum


text: rimatae

title: rimatae


text: rimatorum

title: rimatorum


text: rimatarum

title: rimatarum


text: rimatis

title: rimatis


text: rimatam

title: rimatam


text: rimatos

title: rimatos


text: rimatas

title: rimatas


text:
hófskegg

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fetlock

Related terms

 * (the fetlock or pastern of a horse)¹

title: hófskegg


text:
roborans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) strengthening

title: roborans


text:
roboraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to strengthen

title: roboraturus


text:
roborandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be strengthened

title: roborandus


text: roborantes

title: roborantes


text: roborantia

title: roborantia


text: roborantis

title: roborantis


text: roborantium

title: roborantium


text: roboranti

title: roboranti


text:
roborante

Etymology
From, case form of.

Adjective

 * 1) fortifying, stimulating
 * 2) bracing, invigorating
 * 3)  restorative, tonic

title: roborante


text: roborantibus

title: roborantibus


text: roborantem

title: roborantem


text: roboratura

title: roboratura


text: roboraturum

title: roboraturum


text: roboraturi

title: roboraturi


text: roboraturae

title: roboraturae


text: roboraturorum

title: roboraturorum


text: roboraturarum

title: roboraturarum


text: roboraturo

title: roboraturo


text: roboraturis

title: roboraturis


text: roboraturam

title: roboraturam


text: roboraturos

title: roboraturos


text: roboraturas

title: roboraturas


text: roborature

title: roborature


text: roboranda

title: roboranda


text: roborandum

title: roborandum


text: roborandi

title: roborandi


text: roborandae

title: roborandae


text: roborandorum

title: roborandorum


text: roborandarum

title: roborandarum


text: roborando

title: roborando


text: roborandis

title: roborandis


text: roborandam

title: roborandam


text: roborandos

title: roborandos


text: roborandas

title: roborandas


text: roborande

title: roborande


text:
roboratio

Noun

 * 1) strengthening

title: roboratio


text: roborationes

title: roborationes


text: roborationis

title: roborationis


text: roborationum

title: roborationum


text: roborationi

title: roborationi


text: roborationibus

title: roborationibus


text: roborationem

title: roborationem


text: roboratione

title: roboratione


text: rogarunt

title: rogarunt


text:
roratio

Noun

 * 1) dewfall

title: roratio


text: rorationes

title: rorationes


text: rorationis

title: rorationis


text: rorationum

title: rorationum


text: rorationi

title: rorationi


text: rorationibus

title: rorationibus


text: rorationem

title: rorationem


text: roratione

title: roratione


text:
rosatus

Adjective

 * 1) containing, or made from roses

title: rosatus


text: rosatum

title: rosatum


text: rosatae

title: rosatae


text: rosatorum

title: rosatorum


text: rosatarum

title: rosatarum


text: rosatis

title: rosatis


text: rosatam

title: rosatam


text: rosatos

title: rosatos


text: rosatas

title: rosatas


text:
roscidus

Etymology
From with an unetymological -c-, probably by analogy with,  and.

Adjective

 * 1) dewy
 * 2) moist
 * 3) bedewed

Descendants

 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:

title: roscidus


text: ふかのう

title: ふかのう


text: roscida

title: roscida


text: roscidum

title: roscidum


text: roscidi

title: roscidi


text: roscidae

title: roscidae


text: roscidorum

title: roscidorum


text: roscidarum

title: roscidarum


text:
roscido

Etymology
, derived from.

Adjective

 * 1)  dewy
 * 2)  moist
 * 1)  moist

title: roscido


text: roscidis

title: roscidis


text: roscidam

title: roscidam


text: roscidos

title: roscidos


text: roscidas

title: roscidas


text: roscide

title: roscide


text: fukanō

title: fukanō


text:
rotatio

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) rotation

title: rotatio


text: rotationes

title: rotationes


text: rotationis

title: rotationis


text: rotationum

title: rotationum


text: rotationi

title: rotationi


text: rotationibus

title: rotationibus


text: rotationem

title: rotationem


text: rotatione

title: rotatione


text:
rudimentum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) first attempt
 * 2) beginning, commencement
 * 3)  first principles; rudiments
 * 1)  first principles; rudiments
 * 1)  first principles; rudiments

title: rudimentum


text: rudimenta

title: rudimenta


text: rudimentorum

title: rudimentorum


text: rudimentis

title: rudimentis


text: rupium

title: rupium


text:
Alodia

Etymology
, probably Germanic: al-, from, and -ōd-, from or ali-, from , and -ōd-, from. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and.

title: Alodia


text:
wissbegierig

Adjective

 * 1) inquisitive

title: wissbegierig


text:
a füle botját sem mozdítja

Etymology
From (pretending not to hear what was said). The original saying contained instead of  and referred to animals when they did not move even the tuft of hair at the end of their ears to follow the owner’s orders. Later, as the phrase was used figuratively and the original image was forgotten, the two words were switched because of their similar sound.

Verb

 * 1)  to turn a deaf ear, not respond, ignore a request, give no answer

Conjugation

 * For the verb, see the definite forms of.
 * The noun takes the appropriate possessive suffix according to the subject of the sentence:, , , , ,.

title: a füle botját sem mozdítja


text: botját

title: botját


text:
botja

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shrub

title: botja


text: mozdítja

title: mozdítja


text: látja

title: látja


text: erdőt

title: erdőt


text:
kaszmir

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  cashmere
 * 2)  cashmere
 * 3)  product made of cashmere

title: kaszmir


text:
Gesäusel

Noun

 * 1) rustling, whispering, whistling weak continuous sound, especially caused by natural phenomena such as wind
 * 2) sweet talk, smooth talk

title: Gesäusel


text:
Talk:hodíłchʼil níłtsánígíí

díłchʼil
Does díłchʼil (dense) have anything to do with chʼil (vegetation)? 71.66.97.228 20:18, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

 * The only way to know would be to check in Robert W. Young’s "Analytical Lexicon of Navajo" to see if both instances of chʼil are the same stem or not. —Stephen (Talk) 22:40, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

 * Yes, it does! Young and Morgan also say chʼil is probably related to the verb stem -chʼííł, "curl". Ewweisser (talk) 21:07, 16 April 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:hodíłchʼil níłtsánígíí


text:
Talk:ho-

Accent
Why does this entry title not have an accent over the "O," but some of the derived terms do? 71.66.97.228 20:19, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

 * The tone, if any, comes from the following stem. It is not inherent to the pronoun prefix. —Stephen (Talk) 20:40, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:ho-


text:
интернат

Noun

 * 1) boarding school

Noun

 * 1) boarding school

title: интернат


text: Meteore

title: Meteore


text:
ผิวหนัง

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  skin.

title: ผิวหนัง


text:
пристрастие

Noun

 * 1) addiction, predilection (for), propensity
 * 2) passion (for), weakness (for)
 * 3) bias (towards), partiality (to/for)

title: пристрастие


text:
κυνηγός

Etymology
From. See.

Noun

 * 1) hunter
 * 2) seeker

title: κυνηγός


text:
linkway

Noun

 * 1) A walkway that connects two parts of a passenger terminus

title: linkway


text: plexuses

title: plexuses


text: moving walkways

title: moving walkways


text: Janets

title: Janets


text: linkways

title: linkways


text: blonde moments

title: blonde moments


text:
User talk:85.103.33.108

Redirects
Please stop, WT:REDIR. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:52, 30 April 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:85.103.33.108


text: counter-attacking

title: counter-attacking


text: counter-attacked

title: counter-attacked


text:
viharedzett

Adjective

 * 1) weather-beaten, hardened (by hardship and adversity)

title: viharedzett


text: viharedzettebb

title: viharedzettebb


text: legviharedzettebb

title: legviharedzettebb


text: Thiebaut

title: Thiebaut


text:
bobans

Noun

 * 1) pride; vanity

title: bobans


text:
bukkan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to stumble upon to discover or find something or somebody by accident
 * 2)  to appear, emerge, to become visible suddenly
 * 1)  to appear, emerge, to become visible suddenly

title: bukkan