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fractography

Noun

 * 1) The study of fracture surfaces of materials.

Related terms

 * fractograph
 * fractographic

Translations

 * French:

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praedictum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prediction
 * 2) forewarning
 * 3) command
 * 1) command

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Rückingen

Etymology
Attested first in 1135 as

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चरण

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) foot
 * 2) step, stride
 * 3) stage, step, phase
 * 4)  foot; quarter of a verse
 * 5) quarter part
 * 1) stage, step, phase
 * 2)  foot; quarter of a verse
 * 3) quarter part

Noun

 * 1)  (“foot; conduct”)

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) foot (,,  , etc.)
 * 2) pillar, support
 * 3) tree root
 * 4) dactyl
 * 5) section, division
 * 6) school or branch of the Veda
 * 7) going-about, course
 * 8) acting, managing, performance, observance
 * 9) behavior
 * 10) good conduct
 * 11) practicing
 * 12) grazing, eating
 * 13) a certain high number
 * 1) a certain high number

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duken

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to dive go under water
 * 2) to dive, to leap
 * 3) to duck
 * 4) to hide oneself

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Appendix:English snowclones

Snowclones are a kind of cliché in which the principal words of a phrase are changed while the structure of the phrase remains the same. These phrases are most often documented by replacing the variable words with letters (such as "X" and "Y"). This is how they are listed here. More detail can be found at the subpage for each snowclone.

Pre-1900

 * 1) yes, Virginia, there is X
 * See.
 * 1) X is dead, long live Y
 * See the king is dead, long live the king.
 * 1) to X or not to X
 * From Hamlet, play by William Shakespeare, ~1600: "To be or not to be", a soliloquy on existence.
 * 1) X me no Xs
 * Popular in literature from the 16th to the 18th centuries, in which the speaker is asking that something not be provided to them, often (but not always) as a pun incorporating the use of a particular word both as a verb and as a noun. For example, "But me no buts"; "Cause me no causes", Philip Massinger, A New Way to Pay Old Debts (1625); "Play me no plays", Samuel Foote, The Knights (1748); "Tennessee me no Tennessees", Jack Kerouac, Visions of Cody (1972).
 * 1) X, thy name is Y
 * From Hamlet, play by William Shakespeare, ~1609. It is used to indicate the completeness with which Y embodies a particular quality (X), usually a negative one.

20th century

 * 1) if Eskimos have N words for snow, X have Y words for Z
 * This phrase was the inspiration for the name snowclone. It is a popular urban legend (see Eskimo words for snow) that "Eskimos" (Inuit) have many terms to refer to snow. First referenced in 1911.
 * 1) X? We don't need no stinkin' X!
 * Originally "Badges? We don't need no stinkin' badges!", from various adaptations of a 1927 book , most notably a 1974 film.
 * 1) X and Y and Z, oh my!
 * From The Wizard of Oz, 1939: originally "Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!" X, Y and Z can be singular, plural or non-count, but the phrase usually remains with the stress pattern of "lions and tigers and bears, oh my".
 * 1) have X, will travel
 * Popularized by a late 1950's TV show ; the implication is that the speaker of the phrase is for hire, owns a piece of equipment necessary to perform their work, and is willing to travel to the location of the job.
 * 1) have I got X for you
 * From the TV show ; often X will rhyme with "news", often in newspaper headlines e.g. "Have I got booze for you".
 * 1) X, not stirred
 * X is a past participle. Originally shaken, not stirred, from the books and movies, describing how Bond likes his martinis. (According to Wikipedia, it appeared first in 1956's novel ', and first in movies in 1964's '.)
 * 1) old X never die, they just Y away
 * Original coined during World War I; see Old Soldiers Never Die. Newer versions may contain puns.
 * 1) Xing while Y
 * A sardonic play on "driving while intoxicated." Often used to refer to African-Americans being pulled over by police because of racial profiling (e.g. "Driving while Black"). The phrase has now been extended to other groups.
 * 1) Y. X Y.
 * X is a given name and Y a surname, or, more generally, X Y is the complete multi-word (especially two-word) name of something. Originally Bond. James Bond., from the James Bond movies, first in Dr. No, 1962.
 * 1) you won't have X to kick around anymore
 * More rarely used with don't and any more. Originally You don't have Nixon to kick around any more, from Richard Nixon's so-called last press conference, 1962.
 * 1) X is the new Y
 * Originally used with the names of color being used in current fashion trends, such as gray is the new black, 1960s.
 * 1) all X, all the time
 * 1965, popularized as "All news, all the time" by WINS (AM) (New York), the first all-news radio station. It is used of 24/7 broadcast formats or things similarly characterized. At COCA, the most common Xs are "Monica [Lewinsky]", "rumor", "business", "speculation", but recently: SiriusXM Radio is launching a three-day, “All Harry, All The Time” channel devoted to the books, films and characters. Of a reported 178 hits for 6-7/12/2011 at Google News about 2/3 were for this sense.
 * 1) (to boldly go) where no X has gone before
 * From “to boldly go ”, part of the opening sequence of the original ' series (1966–1969). Starting in 1987 with ', the line was changed to “to boldly go where no one has gone before”. Most often quoted directly without replacing “man”/“one”.
 * 1) X a man a Y, you Z him for a day. X a man to Y, you Z him for a lifetime
 * Originating with the proverb "give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." Often used to parody old folk sayings of that sort.
 * Examples include:
 * “Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.” (Terry Pratchett, Jingo, 1997)
 * "Teach every man to fish, and you will feed them all until the fish population collapses" (Zach Weiner, Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, 2016)
 * "Give a man a fish, or he will destroy the only existing vial of antidote" (Randall Munroe, XKCD, hidden text)
 * 1) I knew X. I Y with X. Z, you're no X!
 * Originating in the 1988 United States vice-presidential debate, when Senator Lloyd Bentsen remarked to Senator Dan Quayle, "Senator, I served with Jack Kennedy. I knew Jack Kennedy. Jack Kennedy was a friend of mine. ." Often the phrase "Jack Kennedy was a friend of mine." is misquoted as "I worked with Jack Kennedy," the phrase used on a later Saturday Night Live parody. Because of this confusion, often the second section of the template isn't in the snowclone.
 * Examples include:
 * "I knew Jane Goodall, and you are no Jane Goodall" ("George of the Jungle," Disney, 1997)
 * "I knew Thomas Jefferson. He was a friend of mine. And governor, you're no Thomas Jefferson" (Ronald Reagan, 1992)
 * "I know Batman, I once ratted out a counterfeiter to Batman, and believe me, you are no Batman" (Justice League, "Secret Society", Cartoon Network, 2003).
 * 1) lies, damned lies, and then there are X
 * Attributed to an original quote by Mark Twain. "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics."
 * "There's lies, damn lies and then there's history" is common.
 * "There's lies, damn lies and then there's Y-ology (-ologists)" is also common.
 * "There's lies, damn lies and then there's (political party/ politician)" can easily be found.
 * 1) I'm an X, not a Y
 * 1966-1969, from several ' episodes, where the character Dr. McCoy says to Captain Kirk, "I'm a doctor, not an engineer (or bricklayer, mechanic, etc.)!" (The phrase was later used with even more gusto by The Doctor on '.)
 * 1) if it's X, this must be Y
 * X is the name of a day of the week (i.e., one of, , etc.) From the title of the 1969 film If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium.
 * 1) I am X, hear me Y
 * From Helen Reddy's 1971/2 song "I Am Woman," which became a feminist anthem and included the lyric "I am woman, hear me roar."
 * 1) take this X and shove it
 * Mid-1900s, especially popularized with the 1978 song and 1981 film titled .
 * 1) in X, no one can hear you Y
 * From the tagline for the 1979 film : "In space, no one can hear you scream". X is usually a word having some relation to space, and Y is usually something done with the voice.
 * 1) the X strikes back
 * From the 1980 film .
 * 1) don't hate me because I'm X
 * Probably from a 1980s shampoo commercial, "don't hate me because I'm beautiful".
 * 1) in Soviet Russia, Y Xs you
 * Often known as, this construction was popularised by Yakov Smirnoff in the 1980s. Usually taken from a simple "[noun] [verb]s [object]" construction and reversed. In this way "you watch television" would become "In Soviet Russia, television watches you!" Often written in faux Cyrillic.
 * 1) I'm not an X, but I play one on TV
 * From a 1986 cough syrup ad - originally "I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV".
 * 1) use the X, Luke
 * From the film  (1977), in which is exhorted: "use the Force, Luke".
 * 1) I, for one, welcome our new X overlords
 * Popularised and probably originated by The Simpsons episode "Deep Space Homer". Commonly misattributed to the film  (1977).
 * 1) I am X's Y
 * Popularized by the film  (1999), originally from a series of 1960s and 1970s medical articles in Reader's Digest magazine, having titles such as I am Jane's Uterus and I am Joe's Prostate, in which organs in the human body talk about themselves in the first person. Credited in chapter 7 of Fight Club, the novel by Chuck Palahniuk.
 * 1) mother of all X
 * A hyperbole used to refer to something as "great" or "the greatest of its kind". It entered American popular culture in September 1990 at the outset of the Gulf War.
 * 1) you wait ages for an X, and then Y show up at once
 * Originally a standard lament about buses in British towns (see bus bunching). "three" is the usual number, but is not invariable.
 * 1) it's X wot won it
 * From a 1992 headline in The Sun newspaper, "It's The Sun Wot Won It", referring to the Conservative Party's shock victory in the 1992 general election.
 * 1) X considered harmful
 * Chiefly used in computing to indicate that something is bad practice. From the title (chosen by editor ) of a paper by,
 * 1) Zen and the art of X
 * From the title of Pirsig's book ' (1974), itself presumably modelled on Herrigel's ' (1948).
 * 1) I love the smell of X in the morning
 * From the film  (1979), where Lt. Col. Bill Kilgore (Robert Duvall) says, "I love the smell of napalm in the morning."
 * 1) the X is strong with this one
 * From the film  (1977). Originally "the force is strong with this one".
 * 1) Wot no X?
 * Used to complain humorously that something is not available. Wartime origin, referring to the unavailability of certain items due to rationing.
 * 1) X is in another Y
 * From the game Super Mario Bros (1985), "Thank you Mario! But our princess is in another castle!"
 * 1) X rides again
 * Used to indicate that something is back, or better than ever. Refers to the titles of various Western films.
 * 1) what happens in X, stays in X
 * Widespread use originating in television commercials advertising Las Vegas as a tourist destination.
 * 1) ride the X train
 * To something; to  to something; to become  to something (often in contrast to something opposite).
 * 1) X does not a Y make
 * From one swallow does not a summer make, translation of a remark made by, and stone walls do not a prison make, from "To Althea, from Prison" by Richard Lovelace.
 * 1) little X that could
 * In reference to the American folk tale .
 * 1) holy X, Batman
 * Based on various exclamations by, sidekick to the superhero , in the 1960s TV series version of the franchise.
 * 1) X has left the building
 * From Elvis has left the building.
 * 1) X with Chinese characteristics
 * From.
 * 1) tough on X, tough on the causes of X
 * Originally (with "crime" for X) a slogan of British prime minister Tony Blair.
 * 1) this is your brain on X
 * 1980s, US anti-drug campaign by Partnership for a Drug-Free America (PDFA).
 * 1) some of my best friends are X
 * Originally a song, Some of My Best Friends Are the Blues (A. Byron, W. Harris).
 * 1) it's the X, stupid
 * 1992 US presidential campaign,.
 * 1) everything you wanted to know about X, but were afraid to ask
 * From the title of the book (1969).
 * 1) X? Where we're going we don't need X
 * Originally "Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads", from  (1985).
 * 1) the shape of X to come
 * From.
 * 1) X% of all statistics are made up
 * Used to humorously dismiss a statistics as untrue.
 * 1) what we talk about when we talk about X
 * Title of a short story by,  (1981).
 * 1) with great X comes great Y
 * Popularized by, originally ""
 * 1) friends don't let friends X
 * Anti-drunk driving slogan: "Friends don't let friends drink and drive", US 1980s.
 * 1) first rule of X: do not talk about X
 * Said of something that must be kept confidential. From the movie  (1999): "The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club."
 * 1) I find your lack of X disturbing
 * From the movie  (1977): "I find your lack of faith disturbing."
 * 1) I'm going to build my own X with blackjack and hookers! In fact, forget the X
 * From the  episode "" (1999): "I'm gonna go build my own theme park, with blackjack and hookers! In fact, forget the park!"
 * 1) I'm here to X A and Y B, and I'm all out of A
 * From the movie  (1988): "I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and I’m all out of bubblegum."

21st century

 * 1) all your X are belong to us
 * From the broken English line “” in the Japanese video game, released 1989; the meme gained widespread attention starting in 2000.
 * 1) a second X has hit the Y
 * From the words used to inform U.S. President on 9/11 that "a second plane has hit the second tower." Repopularized in September 2022 by humorously replacing the plane and what it hit.
 * 1) save an X, Y a Z
 * Popularized in 2004 by the country song Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy). Y is usually a verb (such as ride or eat), X is something which is habitually "Y"ed (such as a horse (ridden) or a tree (eaten)), and Z is the stereotypical "Y"er of X (such as a cowboy (rider) or beaver (eater)).
 * 1) one does not simply X into Y
 * From the character 's warning "One does not simply walk into " in the 2001 film . X is usually a verb indicating movement or entrance (such as stroll or log), and Y is something considered risky, difficult, etc., or implied to be so in a satirical manner.
 * 1) 2X4me
 * Dated, and in meme use through the 2010s, a phrase modelled after expressions like “2spooky4me” or “2fast4me”. As an interjection, translates to the typical English “too X for me”. A more ironic or affectionate derivative is “3X5me”, with the same literal meaning.
 * 1) X lied, Y died
 * Originated in 2003 with "Bush lied, people died", in reference to the casualties of the due to U.S. President 's claim that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, after no such weapons were found.
 * 1) from Russia with X
 * James Bond returned from Russia with Love. Google search reveals a surprisingly large and diverse list of things journalists brought from Russia into titles of their articles: NY Times, WPost.
 * 1) Xy McXface
 * From the 2016 initiative to name a NERC research ship (now called ) "". Subsequently used for, inter alia, a train, a horse  and Google's natural language parser.
 * 1) I'm looking at you, X
 * Used to playfully point out that X is an example of what is being (unfavorably) discussed. X is not really being directly addressed, so X can be anything or anyone, inanimate or animate, abstract or concrete.
 * 1) make X Y again
 * X is a noun (usually uncountable or plural) or proper noun, while Y is an adjective or verb. Popularized by Donald Trump's 2016 U.S. presidential campaign slogan "Make America Great Again".
 * 1) tell me X without (actually) telling me X
 * X is often a phrase of the form "you're noun/adjective". Used to indicate that a certain behavior is very indicative of something even in absence of an explicit mention. Emerged in 2019 on social media.
 * 1) the real X is the friends we made along the way
 * Used to dismiss X, especially to show disappointment after a lengthy wait. Based on a common TV/movie cliché in which X (commonly "treasure") is discovered to be worthless, and one of the characters will state this.
 * 1) there's an X for that
 * From the Apple slogan “There's an app for that”.
 * 1) X is love, X is life
 * From an anonymous 4chan forum post in 2013 about the cartoon character Shrek.

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 * 1) Did someone say X?
 * Alternatively used with somebody.
 * 1) where X goes to die
 * Used to say that X is absent from a situation. For example, "homework is where fun goes to die".
 * 1) X breeds Y
 * One example: familiarity breeds contempt.
 * 1) What price X?
 * 2) the X, the whole X, and nothing but the X
 * In its canonical form, this expression is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
 * 1) Remember when X? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
 * From a series of commercials ran by in the 1970s and 1980s, later parodied on .
 * 1) to put the X in Y
 * Y is a word whose pronunciation (or sometimes spelling) has as a substring the pronunciation (respectively, spelling) of X. For example, to put the "fun" in "fundamental", to put the "meow" in "homeowner", or to put the "U" (the "you") in "utopia".
 * 1) a few X short of a Y
 * Used as a euphemism for someone else's being strange or demented. Such phrases are known as full-deckisms, after a popular form "a few cards short of a deck" or that one is "not playing with a full deck" (attested 1965). A few can be replaced with numbers, and short can be replaced with shy.
 * 1) What is this X of which you speak?
 * Often used to present a sense of archaic lack of knowledge, as where one party suggests looking something up on the internet, and the other responds, "what is this internet of which you speak?";.
 * 1) X called, they want their Y back
 * Used to disparage a style or activity as being outdated, parochial, or imitative of a notable person; for example, towards someone wearing leg warmers and a sweater with shoulder pads, "The 1980s called, they want their clothes back".
 * 1) X with a capital Y
 * Y is typically the first letter of X, as in terrible with a capital T, or jerk with a capital J. Emphasized form of X.
 * 1) that's X for you
 * 2) leave X Y
 * X can be "it" or some emblem of exertion. Y is usually a prepositional phrase denoting a place, such as "on the field". From sports journalism it has spread throughout sports and to business.
 * 1) the great X in the sky
 * X is some place, activity, group, etc. a dead person was known to be associated with, and enjoyed.
 * 1) gone to be with X
 * X is someone presumed to be in heaven that a dead person would want to see: either a deity/dead religious figure, or a dead loved one. A euphemistic replacement for saying the person in question has died.
 * 1) X, they said. It'll be fun, they said.
 * X is most commonly "join the army". Its origin is unattested but the phrase dates back to the 20th century.
 * 1) make like X and Y
 * A form of pun, where Y is the verb for a proposed action (usually departing), and X is a noun that (punningly) might be thought to perform that action: e.g. "make like a tree and leave", "make like a baby and head out", "make like horseshit and hit the trail", "make like a banana and split".
 * 1) welcome to X(-town), population: Y
 * Used to say that Y has property X or is affected by or involved with X. For example, "welcome to struggle town, population: you". Based on real-world town signs that display the population size below the town name.
 * 1) an X that just won't quit
 * 2) if I had an X for every time I Y
 * Used to state that Y has happened a lot to the speaker. X is usually a unit of currency.
 * 1) X is X
 * Asserting the virtue or essential nature of X: "justice is justice", "fair is fair", "$20 is $20", "love is love".
 * 1) as X as it gets
 * Using the basic adjective to make a superlative phrase. That's about as good as it gets. = The best possible outcome.
 * 1) X.exe has stopped working
 * From errors on operating systems reporting that an executable application has crashed.
 * 1) the X to end all Xs
 * A really great or big X, e.g. "the party to end all parties". Possibly genericized from war to end all wars, used by optimists during World War I when it still had a literal sense.
 * 1) the X of all Xs
 * Refers to the greatest or most prominent example of its kind (see also mother of all Xs and the X to end all Xs).
 * 1) one likes X, but X doesn't like one
 * 2) come back X, all is forgiven
 * Asking for the return of a previously rejected person, or fictitious character (or maybe something like a year) because the situation has become even worse.
 * 1) if X is not Y, then I don't know what is
 * X is the most obvious example of Y.
 * 1) '''if that's not X, I don't know what is
 * A variant on the above.
 * 1) X will be X
 * boys will be boys etc.
 * 1) I can't believe it's not X
 * From the spread brand.
 * 1) if it Ws like an X, Ys like an X, and Zs like an X, then it probably is an X
 * If something shares many common attributes with X, then it probably is X (e.g. one may say if it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck).
 * 1) X is the Y of Z
 * Used to emphasize one or more similarities between X and Y, where X belongs to Z, but Y does not.
 * 1) if X can't Y, nothing will
 * Used to show that X is being used as a last resort after many failed attempts to do task Y.
 * 1) it's only W if it comes from the X region of Y, otherwise it's sparkling Z
 * Originally "it's only champagne if it comes from the Champagne region of France, otherwise it's sparkling wine".
 * 1) there are two types of people in the world, X and Y
 * Dichotomy used for Tautologies, False Dichotomies, Unitary Groupings or Meta Humor (e.g., "There are basically two types of people. People who accomplish things, and people who claim to have accomplished things. The first group is less crowded.")
 * 1) What's X among friends?
 * 2) if you've seen one X, you've seen them all
 * 3) X is a hell of a drug
 * Used to say that X has drug-like hallucinatory effects on people. For example, "love is a hell of a drug".
 * 1) show me an X, I'll show you a Y
 * 2) you can't spell X without Y
 * Insinuates that X and Y are strongly, even intrinsically, linked. (Originally used of cases where Y is part of the spelling of X, but often by extension used even when this is not the case.)
 * 1) I got your X right here
 * 2) don't X me
 * 3) Is X in the room with us right now?
 * 4) not the X-est in the Y
 * From not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
 * 1) once a X, always a X
 * For example, "one a cheater, always a cheater".
 * 1) so X I could die
 * Meaning X to a great extent or degree, where X is an adjective.
 * 1) X, Y, and Z—pick any two
 * Introduces three desirable qualities that one cannot have simultaneously.
 * 1) X among Xs
 * 2) X are born, not made
 * 3) X are made, not born
 * 4) X are X
 * X are basically the same everywhere.
 * 1) X as X can be
 * Meaning X to a high extent.
 * 1) Xer than thou
 * 2) X is a good servant but a bad master
 * 3) X is not going to Y itself
 * 4) X me and call me Y
 * Indicates awe or amazement.
 * 1) X weather for ducks
 * 2) X Y is X
 * Used to point out an obvious characteristic.
 * 1) X, and all I got was this lousy Y

Possible examples

 * Category:English cognate expressions
 * Category:English reduplicated coordinated pairs

title: Appendix:English snowclones


text: vigesceretis

title: vigesceretis


text: vigescerent

title: vigescerent


text: vattenledningen

title: vattenledningen


text: vigesce

title: vigesce


text: vigescito

title: vigescito


text: vigescite

title: vigescite


text: vigescitote

title: vigescitote


text: vigescunto

title: vigescunto


text: occurris

title: occurris


text: occurrit

title: occurrit


text: occurrimus

title: occurrimus


text: occurritis

title: occurritis


text: occurrunt

title: occurrunt


text: vapendragaren

title: vapendragaren


text: occurram

title: occurram


text: occurres

title: occurres


text: occurret

title: occurret


text: occurremus

title: occurremus


text: occurretis

title: occurretis


text: occurrebam

title: occurrebam


text: occurrebas

title: occurrebas


text: occurrebat

title: occurrebat


text: occurrebamus

title: occurrebamus


text: occurrebatis

title: occurrebatis


text: occurrebant

title: occurrebant


text: vänskapen

title: vänskapen


text: occurri

title: occurri


text: occurristi

title: occurristi


text: occurristis

title: occurristis


text: occurrerunt

title: occurrerunt


text: occurrero

title: occurrero


text: occurreris

title: occurreris


text: occurrerit

title: occurrerit


text: occurrerimus

title: occurrerimus


text: occurreritis

title: occurreritis


text: occurrerint

title: occurrerint


text: occurreram

title: occurreram


text: vågskålen

title: vågskålen


text: occurreras

title: occurreras


text: occurrerat

title: occurrerat


text: occurreramus

title: occurreramus


text: occurreratis

title: occurreratis


text: occurrerant

title: occurrerant


text: occurras

title: occurras


text: occurrat

title: occurrat


text: occurramus

title: occurramus


text: occurratis

title: occurratis


text: occurrant

title: occurrant


text: occurrerem

title: occurrerem


text: occurreres

title: occurreres


text: occurreret

title: occurreret


text: occurreremus

title: occurreremus


text: occurreretis

title: occurreretis


text: occurrerent

title: occurrerent


text: occurrerim

title: occurrerim


text: uppsyningsmannen

title: uppsyningsmannen


text: occurrissem

title: occurrissem


text: occurrisses

title: occurrisses


text: occurrisset

title: occurrisset


text: occurrissemus

title: occurrissemus


text: occurrissetis

title: occurrissetis


text: occurrissent

title: occurrissent


text: occurre

title: occurre


text: occurrito

title: occurrito


text: occurrite

title: occurrite


text: occurritote

title: occurritote


text: upprättelsen

title: upprättelsen


text: occurrunto

title: occurrunto


text: occurrisse

title: occurrisse


text: resurgis

title: resurgis


text: resurgit

title: resurgit


text: resurgimus

title: resurgimus


text: resurgitis

title: resurgitis


text: resurgunt

title: resurgunt


text: resurgam

title: resurgam


text: resurget

title: resurget


text: ungtjuren

title: ungtjuren


text: resurgemus

title: resurgemus


text: resurgetis

title: resurgetis


text: resurgebam

title: resurgebam


text: resurgebas

title: resurgebas


text: resurgebat

title: resurgebat


text: resurgebamus

title: resurgebamus


text: resurgebatis

title: resurgebatis


text: undervisningen

title: undervisningen


text: resurgebant

title: resurgebant


text: resurrexi

title: resurrexi


text: resurrexisti

title: resurrexisti


text: resurrexit

title: resurrexit


text: resurreximus

title: resurreximus


text: resurrexistis

title: resurrexistis


text: resurrexerunt

title: resurrexerunt


text: resurrexero

title: resurrexero


text: resurrexeris

title: resurrexeris


text: resurrexerit

title: resurrexerit


text: resurrexerimus

title: resurrexerimus


text: resurrexeritis

title: resurrexeritis


text: resurrexerint

title: resurrexerint


text: resurrexeram

title: resurrexeram


text: resurrexeras

title: resurrexeras


text: resurrexerat

title: resurrexerat


text: resurrexeramus

title: resurrexeramus


text: umgängelsen

title: umgängelsen


text: resurrexeratis

title: resurrexeratis


text: resurrexerant

title: resurrexerant


text: resurgas

title: resurgas


text: resurgat

title: resurgat


text: resurgamus

title: resurgamus


text: resurgatis

title: resurgatis


text: resurgant

title: resurgant


text: resurgerem

title: resurgerem


text: resurgeres

title: resurgeres


text: resurgeret

title: resurgeret


text: resurgeremus

title: resurgeremus


text: resurgeretis

title: resurgeretis


text: resurgerent

title: resurgerent


text: resurrexerim

title: resurrexerim


text: resurrexissem

title: resurrexissem


text: resurrexisses

title: resurrexisses


text: resurrexisset

title: resurrexisset


text: resurrexissemus

title: resurrexissemus


text: resurrexissetis

title: resurrexissetis


text: resurrexissent

title: resurrexissent


text: udden

title: udden


text: resurgito

title: resurgito


text: resurgite

title: resurgite


text: resurgitote

title: resurgitote


text: resurgunto

title: resurgunto


text:
Shelbyville

Etymology
, after.

title: Shelbyville


text: resurrexisse

title: resurrexisse


text:
resurrecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to rise up again; resurrect

title: resurrecturus


text: sculpis

title: sculpis


text: sculpit

title: sculpit


text: sculpimus

title: sculpimus


text: sculpitis

title: sculpitis


text: tvisten

title: tvisten


text: sculpunt

title: sculpunt


text: sculpam

title: sculpam


text: sculpes

title: sculpes


text: sculpet

title: sculpet


text: sculpemus

title: sculpemus


text: sculpetis

title: sculpetis


text: sculpent

title: sculpent


text: sculpebam

title: sculpebam


text: sculpebas

title: sculpebas


text: sculpebat

title: sculpebat


text: sculpebamus

title: sculpebamus


text: sculpebatis

title: sculpebatis


text: sculpebant

title: sculpebant


text: sculpsi

title: sculpsi


text: sculpsisti

title: sculpsisti


text:
sculpsit

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) An inscription indicating the identity of the person who created a sculpture.

Usage notes
Used across Western Europe in the early modern period to note the creator of the plate used for an engraving.

title: sculpsit


text: sculpsimus

title: sculpsimus


text: sculpsistis

title: sculpsistis


text: sculpserunt

title: sculpserunt


text: sculpsero

title: sculpsero


text: sculpseris

title: sculpseris


text: sculpserit

title: sculpserit


text: sculpserimus

title: sculpserimus


text: sculpseritis

title: sculpseritis


text: sculpserint

title: sculpserint


text: sculpseram

title: sculpseram


text: sculpseras

title: sculpseras


text: sculpserat

title: sculpserat


text: sculpseramus

title: sculpseramus


text: sculpseratis

title: sculpseratis


text: sculpserant

title: sculpserant


text: sculpas

title: sculpas


text: sculpat

title: sculpat


text: sculpamus

title: sculpamus


text: sculpatis

title: sculpatis


text: sculpant

title: sculpant


text: sculperem

title: sculperem


text: sculperes

title: sculperes


text: sculperet

title: sculperet


text: sculperemus

title: sculperemus


text: sculperetis

title: sculperetis


text: sculperent

title: sculperent


text: sculpserim

title: sculpserim


text: sculpsissem

title: sculpsissem


text: sculpsisses

title: sculpsisses


text: sculpsisset

title: sculpsisset


text: sculpsissemus

title: sculpsissemus


text: sculpsissetis

title: sculpsissetis


text: sculpsissent

title: sculpsissent


text: sculpe

title: sculpe


text: sculpito

title: sculpito


text: sculpite

title: sculpite


text: sculpitote

title: sculpitote


text: sculpunto

title: sculpunto


text: sculpsisse

title: sculpsisse


text: meiis

title: meiis


text: meiit

title: meiit


text: meiimus

title: meiimus


text: meiitis

title: meiitis


text: meiunt

title: meiunt


text: meiam

title: meiam


text: meies

title: meies


text: meiet

title: meiet


text: meiemus

title: meiemus


text: meietis

title: meietis


text: meient

title: meient


text: meiebam

title: meiebam


text: meiebas

title: meiebas


text: meiebat

title: meiebat


text: meiebamus

title: meiebamus


text: meiebatis

title: meiebatis


text: meiebant

title: meiebant


text: mixisti

title: mixisti


text: mixit

title: mixit


text: miximus

title: miximus


text: mixistis

title: mixistis


text: mixerunt

title: mixerunt


text: mixero

title: mixero


text: mixeris

title: mixeris


text: mixerit

title: mixerit


text: mixerimus

title: mixerimus


text: mixeritis

title: mixeritis


text: mixerint

title: mixerint


text:
μενταγιόν

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  pendant

title: μενταγιόν


text: mixeram

title: mixeram


text: mixerat

title: mixerat


text: mixeramus

title: mixeramus


text: mixeratis

title: mixeratis


text: mixerant

title: mixerant


text: meias

title: meias


text: meiat

title: meiat


text: meiamus

title: meiamus


text: meiatis

title: meiatis


text: meiant

title: meiant


text: meierem

title: meierem


text: meieres

title: meieres


text: meieret

title: meieret


text: meieremus

title: meieremus


text: meieretis

title: meieretis


text: meierent

title: meierent


text: mixerim

title: mixerim


text: mixissem

title: mixissem


text: mixisses

title: mixisses


text: mixisset

title: mixisset


text: mixissemus

title: mixissemus


text: mixissetis

title: mixissetis


text: mixissent

title: mixissent


text:
meie

Etymology
From, the genitive of , which has become the nominative.

Pronoun

 * 1) we

Etymology
From, from , from , ultimately from.

Verb

 * 1) may, can, to be allowed to
 * 2) to like, to find nice

title: meie


text: meiito

title: meiito


text: meiite

title: meiite


text: meiitote

title: meiitote


text: meiunto

title: meiunto


text: mixisse

title: mixisse


text: abluis

title: abluis


text: abluit

title: abluit


text: abluimus

title: abluimus


text: abluitis

title: abluitis


text: abluunt

title: abluunt


text: abluam

title: abluam


text: abluet

title: abluet


text: abluemus

title: abluemus


text: abluetis

title: abluetis


text: abluebam

title: abluebam


text: abluebas

title: abluebas


text: abluebat

title: abluebat


text: abluebamus

title: abluebamus


text: abluebatis

title: abluebatis


text: abluebant

title: abluebant


text: ablui

title: ablui


text: abluisti

title: abluisti


text: abluistis

title: abluistis


text: abluerunt

title: abluerunt


text: abluero

title: abluero


text: ablueris

title: ablueris


text: abluerit

title: abluerit


text: abluerimus

title: abluerimus


text: ablueritis

title: ablueritis


text: abluerint

title: abluerint


text: ablueram

title: ablueram


text: abluerat

title: abluerat


text: ablueramus

title: ablueramus


text: ablueratis

title: ablueratis


text: abluerant

title: abluerant


text: abluat

title: abluat


text: abluamus

title: abluamus


text: abluatis

title: abluatis


text: abluerem

title: abluerem


text: ablueres

title: ablueres


text: ablueret

title: ablueret


text: ablueremus

title: ablueremus


text: ablueretis

title: ablueretis


text: abluerent

title: abluerent


text: abluerim

title: abluerim


text: abluissem

title: abluissem


text: abluisses

title: abluisses


text: abluisset

title: abluisset


text: abluissemus

title: abluissemus


text: abluissetis

title: abluissetis


text: abluissent

title: abluissent


text: abluito

title: abluito


text: abluite

title: abluite


text: abluitote

title: abluitote


text: abluunto

title: abluunto


text: abluisse

title: abluisse


text:
abluturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to wash off, about to wash away

title: abluturus


text:
головоногий

Adjective

 * 1)  cephalopod type of mollusk

title: головоногий


text: abscedis

title: abscedis


text: abscedit

title: abscedit


text: abscedimus

title: abscedimus


text: absceditis

title: absceditis


text: abscedunt

title: abscedunt


text: abscedam

title: abscedam


text: abscedes

title: abscedes


text: abscedet

title: abscedet


text: abscedemus

title: abscedemus


text: abscedetis

title: abscedetis


text: abscedent

title: abscedent


text: abscedebam

title: abscedebam


text: abscedebas

title: abscedebas


text: abscedebat

title: abscedebat


text: abscedebamus

title: abscedebamus


text: abscedebatis

title: abscedebatis


text: abscedebant

title: abscedebant


text: abscessi

title: abscessi


text: abscessisti

title: abscessisti


text: abscessit

title: abscessit


text: abscessimus

title: abscessimus


text: abscessistis

title: abscessistis


text: tvärstången

title: tvärstången


text: abscesserunt

title: abscesserunt


text: abscessero

title: abscessero


text: abscesseris

title: abscesseris


text: abscesserit

title: abscesserit


text: abscesserimus

title: abscesserimus


text: abscesseritis

title: abscesseritis


text: abscesserint

title: abscesserint


text: abscesseram

title: abscesseram


text: abscesseras

title: abscesseras


text: abscesserat

title: abscesserat


text: abscesseramus

title: abscesseramus


text: abscesseratis

title: abscesseratis


text: abscesserant

title: abscesserant


text: abscedas

title: abscedas


text: abscedat

title: abscedat


text: abscedamus

title: abscedamus


text: abscedatis

title: abscedatis


text: abscedant

title: abscedant


text: abscederem

title: abscederem


text: abscederes

title: abscederes


text: abscederet

title: abscederet


text: abscederemus

title: abscederemus


text: abscederetis

title: abscederetis


text: abscederent

title: abscederent


text: troheten

title: troheten


text: abscesserim

title: abscesserim


text: abscessissem

title: abscessissem


text: abscessisses

title: abscessisses


text: abscessisset

title: abscessisset


text: abscessissemus

title: abscessissemus


text: abscessissetis

title: abscessissetis


text: abscessissent

title: abscessissent


text: abscede

title: abscede


text: abscedito

title: abscedito


text: abscedite

title: abscedite


text: absceditote

title: absceditote


text: träsnidaren

title: träsnidaren


text: abscedunto

title: abscedunto


text: abscessisse

title: abscessisse


text: absistis

title: absistis


text: absistit

title: absistit


text: absistimus

title: absistimus


text: absistitis

title: absistitis


text: absistunt

title: absistunt


text: absistam

title: absistam


text: träldomen

title: träldomen


text: absistes

title: absistes


text: absistet

title: absistet


text: absistemus

title: absistemus


text: absistetis

title: absistetis


text: absistent

title: absistent


text: absistebam

title: absistebam


text: absistebas

title: absistebas


text: absistebat

title: absistebat


text: absistebamus

title: absistebamus


text: absistebatis

title: absistebatis


text: absistebant

title: absistebant


text: träffen

title: träffen


text: absistas

title: absistas


text: absistat

title: absistat


text: absistamus

title: absistamus


text: absistatis

title: absistatis


text: absistant

title: absistant


text: absisterem

title: absisterem


text: tjänstemannen

title: tjänstemannen


text: absisteres

title: absisteres


text: absisteret

title: absisteret


text: absisteremus

title: absisteremus


text: absisteretis

title: absisteretis


text: absisterent

title: absisterent


text: absiste

title: absiste


text: absistito

title: absistito


text: absistite

title: absistite


text: absistitote

title: absistitote


text: absistunto

title: absistunto


text: tinningen

title: tinningen


text: abstitisse

title: abstitisse


text: abludis

title: abludis


text: abludit

title: abludit


text: abludimus

title: abludimus


text: abluditis

title: abluditis


text: abludunt

title: abludunt


text: abludam

title: abludam


text: abludet

title: abludet


text: abludemus

title: abludemus


text: abludetis

title: abludetis


text: abludent

title: abludent


text: abludebam

title: abludebam


text: abludebas

title: abludebas


text: tillsyningsmannen

title: tillsyningsmannen


text: abludebat

title: abludebat


text: abludebamus

title: abludebamus


text: abludebatis

title: abludebatis


text: abludebant

title: abludebant


text: ablusi

title: ablusi


text: ablusisti

title: ablusisti


text: ablusit

title: ablusit


text: ablusimus

title: ablusimus


text: ablusistis

title: ablusistis


text: abluserunt

title: abluserunt


text: ablusero

title: ablusero


text: tempelvakten

title: tempelvakten


text: abluseris

title: abluseris


text: abluserit

title: abluserit


text: abluserimus

title: abluserimus


text: abluseritis

title: abluseritis


text: abluserint

title: abluserint


text: abluseram

title: abluseram


text: abluseras

title: abluseras


text: abluserat

title: abluserat


text: abluseramus

title: abluseramus


text: abluseratis

title: abluseratis


text: tempeltjänsten

title: tempeltjänsten


text: abluserant

title: abluserant


text: abludas

title: abludas


text: abludat

title: abludat


text: abludamus

title: abludamus


text: abludatis

title: abludatis


text: abludant

title: abludant


text: abluderem

title: abluderem


text: abluderes

title: abluderes


text: abluderet

title: abluderet


text: abluderemus

title: abluderemus


text: tempelskatten

title: tempelskatten


text:
επιπεφυκίτιδα

Noun

 * 1)  conjunctivitis

title: επιπεφυκίτιδα


text: abluderetis

title: abluderetis


text: abluderent

title: abluderent


text: abluserim

title: abluserim


text: ablusissem

title: ablusissem


text: ablusisses

title: ablusisses


text:
telline

Noun

 * 1)  tellin

title: telline


text: ablusisset

title: ablusisset


text: ablusissemus

title: ablusissemus


text: ablusissetis

title: ablusissetis


text: ablusissent

title: ablusissent


text: abludito

title: abludito


text: abludite

title: abludite


text: abluditote

title: abluditote


text: abludunto

title: abludunto


text: ablusisse

title: ablusisse


text: addiscis

title: addiscis


text: addiscit

title: addiscit


text: tacksägelsen

title: tacksägelsen


text: addiscimus

title: addiscimus


text: addiscitis

title: addiscitis


text: addiscunt

title: addiscunt


text: addiscam

title: addiscam


text: addisces

title: addisces


text: addiscet

title: addiscet


text: addiscemus

title: addiscemus


text: addiscetis

title: addiscetis


text: addiscent

title: addiscent


text: addiscebam

title: addiscebam


text: addiscebas

title: addiscebas


text: addiscebat

title: addiscebat


text: addiscebamus

title: addiscebamus


text: addiscebatis

title: addiscebatis


text: addiscebant

title: addiscebant


text: addidici

title: addidici


text: addidicisti

title: addidicisti


text: addidicit

title: addidicit


text: addidicimus

title: addidicimus


text: addidicistis

title: addidicistis


text: addidicerunt

title: addidicerunt


text: addidicero

title: addidicero


text: addidiceris

title: addidiceris


text: addidicerit

title: addidicerit


text: addidicerimus

title: addidicerimus


text: addidiceritis

title: addidiceritis


text: addidicerint

title: addidicerint


text: addidiceram

title: addidiceram


text: addidiceras

title: addidiceras


text: systern

title: systern


text: addidicerat

title: addidicerat


text: addidiceramus

title: addidiceramus


text: addidiceratis

title: addidiceratis


text: addidicerant

title: addidicerant


text: addiscas

title: addiscas


text: addiscat

title: addiscat


text: addiscamus

title: addiscamus


text: addiscatis

title: addiscatis


text: sunnanvinden

title: sunnanvinden


text: addiscant

title: addiscant


text: addiscerem

title: addiscerem


text: addisceres

title: addisceres


text: addisceret

title: addisceret


text: addisceremus

title: addisceremus


text: addisceretis

title: addisceretis


text: addiscerent

title: addiscerent


text: addidicerim

title: addidicerim


text: addidicissem

title: addidicissem


text: styrmannen

title: styrmannen


text: addidicisses

title: addidicisses


text: addidicisset

title: addidicisset


text: addidicissemus

title: addidicissemus


text: addidicissetis

title: addidicissetis


text: addidicissent

title: addidicissent


text: addisce

title: addisce


text: addiscito

title: addiscito


text: addiscite

title: addiscite


text: addiscitote

title: addiscitote


text: addiscunto

title: addiscunto


text: styggelsen

title: styggelsen


text: addidicisse

title: addidicisse


text: senescis

title: senescis


text: senescit

title: senescit


text: senescimus

title: senescimus


text: senescitis

title: senescitis


text: senescunt

title: senescunt


text: senescam

title: senescam


text: senescet

title: senescet


text: senescemus

title: senescemus


text: senescetis

title: senescetis


text: senescebam

title: senescebam


text: senescebas

title: senescebas


text: stången

title: stången


text: senescebat

title: senescebat


text: senescebamus

title: senescebamus


text: senescebatis

title: senescebatis


text: senescebant

title: senescebant


text: senui

title: senui


text: senuisti

title: senuisti


text: senuit

title: senuit


text: senuimus

title: senuimus


text: senuistis

title: senuistis


text: senuerunt

title: senuerunt


text: senuero

title: senuero


text: stadsbefolkningen

title: stadsbefolkningen


text: senueris

title: senueris


text: senuerit

title: senuerit


text: senuerimus

title: senuerimus


text: senueritis

title: senueritis


text: senuerint

title: senuerint


text: senueram

title: senueram


text: senueras

title: senueras


text: senuerat

title: senuerat


text: senueramus

title: senueramus


text: senueratis

title: senueratis


text: senuerant

title: senuerant


text: spottet

title: spottet


text: senescas

title: senescas


text: senescat

title: senescat


text: senescamus

title: senescamus


text: senescatis

title: senescatis


text: senescant

title: senescant


text: senescerem

title: senescerem


text: senesceres

title: senesceres


text: senesceret

title: senesceret


text: spöet

title: spöet


text: senesceremus

title: senesceremus


text: senesceretis

title: senesceretis


text: senescerent

title: senescerent


text: senuerim

title: senuerim


text: senuissem

title: senuissem


text: senuisses

title: senuisses


text: senuisset

title: senuisset


text: senuissemus

title: senuissemus


text: senuissetis

title: senuissetis


text: senuissent

title: senuissent


text: senescito

title: senescito


text: senescite

title: senescite


text: spärren

title: spärren


text: senescitote

title: senescitote


text: senescunto

title: senescunto


text: senuisse

title: senuisse


text: scabis

title: scabis


text: scabit

title: scabit


text: scabimus

title: scabimus


text: scabitis

title: scabitis


text: scabunt

title: scabunt


text: scabam

title: scabam


text: scabes

title: scabes


text: scabet

title: scabet


text: scabemus

title: scabemus


text: scabetis

title: scabetis


text: scabent

title: scabent


text: scabebam

title: scabebam


text: scabebas

title: scabebas


text: scabebat

title: scabebat


text: scabebamus

title: scabebamus


text: scabebatis

title: scabebatis


text: scabebant

title: scabebant


text: scabi

title: scabi


text: scabisti

title: scabisti


text: scabistis

title: scabistis


text: scaberunt

title: scaberunt


text: scabero

title: scabero


text: scaberis

title: scaberis


text: scaberit

title: scaberit


text: scaberimus

title: scaberimus


text: scaberitis

title: scaberitis


text: scaberint

title: scaberint


text: skrivaren

title: skrivaren


text: scaberam

title: scaberam


text: scaberas

title: scaberas


text: scaberat

title: scaberat


text: scaberamus

title: scaberamus


text: scaberatis

title: scaberatis


text: scaberant

title: scaberant


text: scabas

title: scabas


text: scabat

title: scabat


text: scabamus

title: scabamus


text: scabatis

title: scabatis


text: scabant

title: scabant


text: scaberem

title: scaberem


text: scaberes

title: scaberes


text: scaberet

title: scaberet


text: skölden

title: skölden


text: scaberemus

title: scaberemus


text: scaberetis

title: scaberetis


text: scaberent

title: scaberent


text: scaberim

title: scaberim


text: scabissem

title: scabissem


text: scabisses

title: scabisses


text: scabisset

title: scabisset


text: scabissemus

title: scabissemus


text:
clarkia

Etymology
From the genus, after.

Noun

 * 1) Any of several annual flowering plants, of the genus, native to the Americas.

title: clarkia


text: scabissetis

title: scabissetis


text: scabissent

title: scabissent


text: skillnaden

title: skillnaden


text: scabe

title: scabe


text: scabito

title: scabito


text: scabite

title: scabite


text: scabitote

title: scabitote


text: scabunto

title: scabunto


text: scabisse

title: scabisse


text: aufugis

title: aufugis


text: aufugit

title: aufugit


text: aufugimus

title: aufugimus


text: aufugitis

title: aufugitis


text: skiftet

title: skiftet


text: aufugi

title: aufugi


text: skattskrivningen

title: skattskrivningen


text: aufugisti

title: aufugisti


text: aufugistis

title: aufugistis


text: aufugerunt

title: aufugerunt


text: aufugero

title: aufugero


text: aufugerat

title: aufugerat


text: aufugerent

title: aufugerent


text: aufugisset

title: aufugisset


text: desciscis

title: desciscis


text: desciscit

title: desciscit


text: desciscimus

title: desciscimus


text: desciscitis

title: desciscitis


text: desciscunt

title: desciscunt


text: desciscam

title: desciscam


text: descisces

title: descisces


text: desciscet

title: desciscet


text: desciscemus

title: desciscemus


text: desciscetis

title: desciscetis


text: desciscent

title: desciscent


text: desciscebam

title: desciscebam


text: desciscebas

title: desciscebas


text: desciscebat

title: desciscebat


text: desciscebamus

title: desciscebamus


text: desciscebatis

title: desciscebatis


text: desciscebant

title: desciscebant


text: descivi

title: descivi


text: descivisti

title: descivisti


text: descivit

title: descivit


text: descivimus

title: descivimus


text: descivistis

title: descivistis


text: desciverunt

title: desciverunt


text: descivero

title: descivero


text: desciveris

title: desciveris


text: desciverit

title: desciverit


text: desciverimus

title: desciverimus


text: desciveritis

title: desciveritis


text: desciverint

title: desciverint


text: desciveram

title: desciveram


text: desciveras

title: desciveras


text:
forerib

Noun

 * 1) A cut of beef that includes the rib in front of the sirloin, used especially for roasting.

title: forerib


text: desciverat

title: desciverat


text: desciveramus

title: desciveramus


text: desciveratis

title: desciveratis


text: desciverant

title: desciverant


text: desciscas

title: desciscas


text: desciscat

title: desciscat


text: desciscamus

title: desciscamus


text: desciscatis

title: desciscatis


text: desciscant

title: desciscant


text: desciscerem

title: desciscerem


text: descisceres

title: descisceres


text: descisceret

title: descisceret


text: descisceremus

title: descisceremus


text: descisceretis

title: descisceretis


text: desciscerent

title: desciscerent


text: desciverim

title: desciverim


text: descivissem

title: descivissem


text: descivisses

title: descivisses


text: descivisset

title: descivisset


text: descivissemus

title: descivissemus


text: descivissetis

title: descivissetis


text: descivissent

title: descivissent


text: descisce

title: descisce


text: desciscito

title: desciscito


text: desciscite

title: desciscite


text: desciscitote

title: desciscitote


text: desciscunto

title: desciscunto


text: descivisse

title: descivisse


text: influis

title: influis


text: influit

title: influit


text: influimus

title: influimus


text: influitis

title: influitis


text: influunt

title: influunt


text: influam

title: influam


text: influet

title: influet


text: influemus

title: influemus


text: influetis

title: influetis


text: influebam

title: influebam


text: influebas

title: influebas


text: influebat

title: influebat


text: influebamus

title: influebamus


text: influebatis

title: influebatis


text: influebant

title: influebant


text: influxi

title: influxi


text: influxisti

title: influxisti


text: influxit

title: influxit


text: influximus

title: influximus


text: influxistis

title: influxistis


text: influxerunt

title: influxerunt


text: influxero

title: influxero


text: influxeris

title: influxeris


text: influxerit

title: influxerit


text: influxerimus

title: influxerimus


text: influxeritis

title: influxeritis


text: influxerint

title: influxerint


text: influxeram

title: influxeram


text: influxeras

title: influxeras


text: influxerat

title: influxerat


text: influxeramus

title: influxeramus


text: influxeratis

title: influxeratis


text: influxerant

title: influxerant


text: influat

title: influat


text: influamus

title: influamus


text: influatis

title: influatis


text: influerem

title: influerem


text: influeres

title: influeres


text: skapelsen

title: skapelsen


text: influeret

title: influeret


text: influeremus

title: influeremus


text: influeretis

title: influeretis


text: influerent

title: influerent


text: influxerim

title: influxerim


text: influxissem

title: influxissem


text: influxisses

title: influxisses


text: influxisset

title: influxisset


text: influxissemus

title: influxissemus


text: influxissetis

title: influxissetis


text: influxissent

title: influxissent


text: skaparen

title: skaparen


text: influitote

title: influitote


text: influunto

title: influunto


text: influxisse

title: influxisse


text: confluis

title: confluis


text: confluit

title: confluit


text: confluimus

title: confluimus


text: confluitis

title: confluitis


text: confluunt

title: confluunt


text:
affairement

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bustle, hustle and bustle (an excited activity; a stir)

title: affairement


text: confluam

title: confluam


text: conflues

title: conflues


text: confluet

title: confluet


text: confluemus

title: confluemus


text: confluetis

title: confluetis


text: confluebam

title: confluebam


text: confluebas

title: confluebas


text: confluebat

title: confluebat


text:
geotechnics

Noun

 * 1) A branch of civil engineering related to soil and rocks

title: geotechnics


text: confluebamus

title: confluebamus


text: confluebatis

title: confluebatis


text: confluebant

title: confluebant


text: confluxi

title: confluxi


text: confluxisti

title: confluxisti


text: confluxit

title: confluxit


text: confluximus

title: confluximus


text: confluxistis

title: confluxistis


text: confluxerunt

title: confluxerunt


text: confluxero

title: confluxero


text: confluxeris

title: confluxeris


text: confluxerit

title: confluxerit


text: confluxerimus

title: confluxerimus


text: confluxeritis

title: confluxeritis


text: confluxerint

title: confluxerint


text: confluxeram

title: confluxeram


text: confluxeras

title: confluxeras


text: confluxerat

title: confluxerat


text: confluxeramus

title: confluxeramus


text: confluxeratis

title: confluxeratis


text: confluxerant

title: confluxerant


text: confluas

title: confluas


text: confluat

title: confluat


text: confluamus

title: confluamus


text: confluatis

title: confluatis


text: confluant

title: confluant


text: confluerem

title: confluerem


text: conflueres

title: conflueres


text: conflueret

title: conflueret


text: conflueremus

title: conflueremus


text: conflueretis

title: conflueretis


text: confluerent

title: confluerent


text: confluxerim

title: confluxerim


text: confluxissem

title: confluxissem


text: confluxisses

title: confluxisses


text: confluxisset

title: confluxisset


text: confluxissemus

title: confluxissemus


text: confluxissetis

title: confluxissetis


text: confluxissent

title: confluxissent


text: conflue

title: conflue


text: confluitote

title: confluitote


text: confluunto

title: confluunto


text: confluxisse

title: confluxisse


text: defluis

title: defluis


text: defluit

title: defluit


text: defluimus

title: defluimus


text: defluitis

title: defluitis


text: defluunt

title: defluunt


text: defluam

title: defluam


text: deflues

title: deflues


text: defluet

title: defluet


text: defluemus

title: defluemus


text: defluetis

title: defluetis


text:
defluent

Adjective

 * 1) Running downward; decurrent.

title: defluent


text: defluebam

title: defluebam


text:
hierarchization

Noun

 * 1) The act or result of hierarchizing; the establishment of a hierarchy.

Translations

 * Catalan: jerarquització
 * Dutch: de hierarcharizatie
 * French:
 * Galician:
 * Italian:
 * Japanese: 階層化
 * Korean: 계층화
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese: hierarquização
 * Spanish: jerarquización

title: hierarchization


text: defluebas

title: defluebas


text: defluebat

title: defluebat


text:
zgomot

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) noise

title: zgomot


text: defluebamus

title: defluebamus


text: defluebatis

title: defluebatis


text: defluebant

title: defluebant


text: defluxi

title: defluxi


text: defluxisti

title: defluxisti


text: defluxit

title: defluxit


text: defluximus

title: defluximus


text: defluxistis

title: defluxistis


text: defluxerunt

title: defluxerunt


text: defluxero

title: defluxero


text: defluxeris

title: defluxeris


text: defluxerit

title: defluxerit


text: defluxerimus

title: defluxerimus


text: defluxeritis

title: defluxeritis


text: defluxerint

title: defluxerint


text: defluxeram

title: defluxeram


text: defluxeras

title: defluxeras


text:
hierarchize

Verb

 * 1)  To establish a hierarchy.
 * 2)  To arrange in a hierarchy.

Translations

 * Russian: ,

 * Catalan:
 * French:
 * Italian:
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:

 * Japanese:
 * Korean:

title: hierarchize


text: defluxerat

title: defluxerat


text: defluxeramus

title: defluxeramus


text: defluxeratis

title: defluxeratis


text: defluxerant

title: defluxerant


text: defluas

title: defluas


text: defluat

title: defluat


text: defluamus

title: defluamus


text: defluatis

title: defluatis


text: defluant

title: defluant


text: defluerem

title: defluerem


text: deflueres

title: deflueres


text: deflueret

title: deflueret


text: deflueremus

title: deflueremus


text: deflueretis

title: deflueretis


text: defluerent

title: defluerent


text: defluxerim

title: defluxerim


text: defluxissem

title: defluxissem


text: defluxisses

title: defluxisses


text: defluxisset

title: defluxisset


text: defluxissemus

title: defluxissemus


text: defluxissetis

title: defluxissetis


text: defluxissent

title: defluxissent


text: deflue

title: deflue


text: defluitote

title: defluitote


text: defluunto

title: defluunto


text: defluxisse

title: defluxisse


text: diffluis

title: diffluis


text: diffluit

title: diffluit


text: diffluimus

title: diffluimus


text: diffluitis

title: diffluitis


text: diffluunt

title: diffluunt


text: diffluam

title: diffluam


text: difflues

title: difflues


text: hingeing

title: hingeing


text: diffluet

title: diffluet


text: diffluemus

title: diffluemus


text: diffluetis

title: diffluetis


text:
diffluent

Etymology
From, present participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) Flowing apart or off; dissolving; not fixed.

title: diffluent


text: diffluebam

title: diffluebam


text: diffluebas

title: diffluebas


text: diffluebat

title: diffluebat


text: diffluebamus

title: diffluebamus


text: diffluebatis

title: diffluebatis


text: diffluebant

title: diffluebant


text: diffluxi

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// to prevent interpretation of template syntax

// THE FOLLOWING IS BASED ON User:Msh210/vector.js BUT HAS BEEN MODIFIED SINCE. THANKS MSH210! //importScript('Transwiki:Gadget-HotCat.js'); document.getElementById('firstHeading').setAttribute('style','color:green'); importScript('User:Lupin/autoedit.js', 'en.wikipedia.org','46637295');//needed for other things importScript('User:Conrad.Irwin/creation.js');//automates inflected-form creation; requires autoedit.js importScript('User:Conrad.Irwin/isblocked.js');//nice display if user's blocked document.cookie="WiktNearbyPagesLangHeadings=true";//restricts nearbypages to header not navbar importScript('User:Ruakh/WiktEtylAlwaysLink.js');//link etyl's langnames importScript('User:Yair rand/checktbotentries.js'); importScript('User:Yair rand/checktransremove.js'); importScript('User:Yair rand/FindTrans.js'); importScript('User:Yair rand/languagenametocode.js'); importScript('User:Yair rand/orangelinks2.js'); importScript('User:Kephir/gadgets/xte.js'); GPE = GPE || {}; GPE.deleteReasonIfBlank = "\[\[Wiktionary\:Sysop deleted\|\-\-explanation of deletion\-\-\]\]"; //start stuff copied from User:Connel_MacKenzie/clock.js and modified function makeTime { var timeGMT = new Date; var time = timeGMT.toUTCString; var li = document.createElement( 'li' ); li.id = 't-time'; li.appendChild( document.createTextNode( time ) ); var ul=document.getElementById('t-upload'); ul.parentNode.insertBefore(li,ul); } $( makeTime ); // end stuff from User:Connel_MacKenzie/clock.js /* begin stuff copied from User:Connel MacKenzie/reformat.js and amended */ function minorFormat {

//use Roman not Latin in translation tables (other than for the Latin language, of course) txt = txt.replace(/\*\: Latin\: (\[|\{)/gi, "\*\: Roman\: $1");

//Convert head/infl to language-specific template txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|(de|es|fr|it)\|adverb\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|(de|en|es|fr|pt)\|proper noun\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|(de|fr|it)\|verb\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|en\|adjective\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|en\|adverb\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|en\|conjunction\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|en\|noun\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|(es|fi|fr|sv)\|noun\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|fr\|adjective form\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|fr\|preposition\}\}/gi, ""); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|(es|fr|pt)\|verb form\}\}/gi, ""); //Cyrillic script txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|(ba|be|ce|bg|kk|ky|lez|mk|ru|uk)\|noun(\}\}|\|tr=|\|g=)/gi, "{{$2-noun$3"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(head|infl)\|(bg|ru)\|proper noun(\}\}|\|tr=|\|g=)/gi, "{{$2-proper noun$3");

// Always use head= instead of inf, pos=, sg= or current= txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(en|fr)\-(adj|adv|noun|plural\-noun|pronoun|proper noun|verb|verb form)\|(current|inf|pos|sg)=/gi, "{{$1-$2|head=");

//Merge or update gender and number templates txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\|p\}\}/gi, "{{g|m-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{f\|p\}\}/gi, "{{g|g-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{n\|p\}\}/gi, "{{g|n-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{s\}\}/gi, "{{g|m}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{p\}\}/gi, "{{g|m-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{f\}\}/gi, "{{g|m|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{f\}\} \{\{s\}\}/gi, "{{g|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{f\}\} \{\{p\}\}/gi, "{{g|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{n\}\} \{\{p\}\}/gi, "{{g|n-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{n\}\} \{\{s\}\}/gi, "{{g|n}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{f\|p\}\}/gi, "{{g|m-p|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\|f\}\} \{\{p\}\}/gi, "{{g|m-p|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{inv\}\}/gi, "{{g|m}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{f\}\} \{\{inv\}\}/gi, "{{g|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{f\|inv\}\}/gi, "{{g|m|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\|f\}\} \{\{inv\}\}/gi, "{{g|m|f}}");

//Convert *: to * before {{a}} { {audio}}, { {homophones}}, { {IPA}} and { {rhymes}} txt = txt.replace(/\*\: \{\{(a|audio|homophones|IPA|rhymes)(\||\})/gi, "* {{$1$2");

//Replace obsolete IPA characters txt = txt.replace(/ʣ/gi, "dz"); txt = txt.replace(/ʤ/gi, "dʒ"); txt = txt.replace(/ʥ/gi, "dʑ"); txt = txt.replace(/ʧ/gi, "tʃ"); txt = txt.replace(/ʦ/gi, "ts"); txt = txt.replace(/ʨ/gi, "tɕ");

//Adding {{qualifier}}. In some cases, you'll want to switch qualifier to context or gloss txt=txt.replace(/\(([a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;][a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;]*)\)/g, "{{qualifier|$1}}");//converts (foo) to {{qualifier|foo}} txt=txt.replace(/\(([a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;][a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;]*)\)/g, "{{qualifier|$1}}");//converts (foo) to {{qualifier|foo}} txt=txt.replace(/\{\{qualifier\|([a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;][a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;]*)\}\}\:/g, "{{sense|$1}}");//converts {{qualifier|foo}}: to {{sense|foo}} txt = txt.replace(/British/gi, "{{qualifier|British}}"); txt = txt.replace(/UK/gi, "{{qualifier|UK}}"); txt = txt.replace(/US/gi, "{{qualifier|US}}");

//Remove wikilinks from some common form of templates, but not piped links txt = txt.replace(/\{\{([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+) of\|\[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\]\](\||\}\})/gi, "{{$1 of|$2$3");

//Actual { {form of}} txt = txt.replace(/\{\{form of\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\|\[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\]\](\||\})/gi, "{{form of|$1|$2$3");

//Add { {homophones}} txt=txt.replace(/([hH])omophones\: \[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\]\]/g, "{"+"{homophones|$2}}"); //If two txt=txt.replace(/\{\{homophones\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\}\}, \[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\]\]/g, "{"+"{homophones|$1|$2}}");

//Add lang=en to several templates. Change by hand if required txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(defn|etystub|rfc|rfd|rfe|rfp|rfap|rfdef|rfv|rfv\-etymology|rfv\-pronunciation)\}\}/g, "{{$1|lang=en}}");

//Put {{wikipedia}} under ==English== header, not above it txt=txt.replace(/\{\{wikipedia\}\}\n==English==/g, "==English==\n{{wikipedia}}"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{wikipedia\}\}\n=/g, "{{wikipedia}}\n\n=");

//Bullet point before certain templates, but only when they are the first item on a line:

txt = txt.replace(/\n\{\{(a|AHD|audio|enPR|IPA|homophones|l|pedia|pedialite|qualifier|rhymes|seeCites|sense|X\-SAMPA)(\||\}\})/g, "\n* {{$1$2");

//Remove needless complexity from WT:ACCEL generated entries txt=txt.replace(/\|\[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+) \#([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\]\]/g, "|$1");

//Add lang=en to term with only one parameter. Obviously, if the word is not English, change the lang parameter

txt=txt.replace(/\{\{term\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\}\}/g, "{{term|$1|lang=en}}");

//Text replacement other than replacing headers and template redirects, which come later on txt = txt.replace(/\|skey\=/gi, "|sort="); txt = txt.replace(/\ \}\}/g, "}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{ /g, "{{"); txt = txt.replace(/\ \|/g, "\|"); txt = txt.replace(/\|\ /g, "\|"); txt = txt.replace(/\ \n/g, "\n"); txt = txt.replace(/\=\= /g, "=="); txt = txt.replace(/ \=\=/g, "=="); txt = txt.replace(/\n\n\n/g, "\n\n"); txt = txt.replace(/==\n==/g, "==\n\n=="); txt = txt.replace(/\-\-\-\-\n=/g, "\n\n="); txt = txt.replace(/==\n\n([a-zA-Z\*|\[|\{'])/g, "==\n$1"); txt = txt.replace(/\n\=(\=*)([A-ȳ\ ]*)(\=*)\<\!/g, "\n=$1$2$3\n<!"); txt = txt.replace(/===\n\'\'\'(.*)\'\'\'\n#/gi, "===\n$1\n\n#"); txt = txt.replace(/===\n\{\{(.*)\}\}\n#/gi, "===\n{{$1}}\n\n#"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{PAGENAME\}\}/gi, "{"+"{subst:PAGENAME}}"); txt = txt.replace(/ m/g, " {{g|m}}"); txt = txt.replace(/m /g, "{{g|m}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ f/g, " {{g|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/f /g, "{{g|f}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ n/g, " {{g|n}}"); txt = txt.replace(/n /g, "{{g|n}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ c/g, " {{g|c}}"); txt = txt.replace(/c /g, "{{g|c}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ pl/g, " {{g|p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/pl /g, "{{g|p}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ s/g, " {{g|s}}"); txt = txt.replace(/s /g, "{{g|s}} "); txt = txt.replace(/m, f/g, "{{g|m|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{mf\}\}/g, "{{g|m|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/m pl/g, "{{g|m-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/f pl/g, "{{g|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/m plural/g, "{{g|m-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/f plural/g, "{{g|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\*(\ *)([1-9][0-9][0-9]*)\:/g, "* $2,"); txt = txt.replace(/\*(\ *)([1-9][0-9][0-9]*)\:/g, "* $2,"); txt=txt.replace(/\ (\ *)/g, " "); txt=txt.replace(/\n([\*\#\:\;]+)(\ *)([\'\{\[a-zA-Z])/g, "\n$1 $3");//Thanks, Conrad.Irwin. txt=txt.replace(/\n\{\{template\:PL\:/g, "\n* {"+"{template:PL:");//as previous txt=txt.replace(/\n\{\{pedia([\}\|])/g, "\n* {{pedia$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\n\{\{versity([\}\|])/g, "\n* {{versity$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{form\ of\|([a-zA-Z\ \-\,\'\[\]\(\)\"\/]*)\ of\|/g, "{"+"{form of|$1|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{onym([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{l$1");//straight swap  txt = txt.replace(/lang=Italian/gi, "lang=it");  txt = txt.replace(/(first|First|second|Second|third|Third) person (singular|plural)/gi, "$1-person $2");  txt = txt.replace(/Sinhala/gi, "Sinhalese");//Common misuse of secondary language name  txt = txt.replace(/\[\[(WS|WikiSaurus)\:/gi, "[[Wikisaurus:");  txt = txt.replace(/\#\:\*/gi, "#:");

//Redirect snaps for non-context labels. Only works when editing an entire page, not a section //Uses a fairly simple regex system, thus can occasionally cause problems. If so, do section editing only //Achieves not a lot, slows down editing, and has to be updated any time one of these templates is renamed txt=txt.replace(/\{\{alt spell\|/g, "{"+"{alternative spelling of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{alternate form of\|/g, "{"+"{alternative form of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{alternate spelling of\|/g, "{"+"{alternative spelling of|"); txt=txt.replace(/([\|\{])bottom2([\}\|])/g, "$1bottom$2"); txt=txt.replace(/([\|\{])(checktrans\-mid|reqtrans\-mid|ttbc\-mid)([\}\|])/g, "$1trans-mid$3"); txt=txt.replace(/([\|\{])(checktrans\-bottom|reqtrans\-bottom|ttbc\-bot|ttbc\-bottom)([\}\|])/g, "$1trans-bottom$3"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{cmn\-def\|/g, "{"+"{pinyin reading of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{cx\|/g, "{"+"{context|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{(en|fr)\-adjective([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{$1-adj$2"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{(en|fr)\-adverb([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{$1-adv$2"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-conjunction([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-con$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-conj([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-con$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-interjection([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{en-interj$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-intj([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{en-interj$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-particle([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-part$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-preposition([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-prep$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-plural\-noun([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-plural noun$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-pronoun([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-pron$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-adj\-more([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-adj$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-proper\-noun([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-proper noun$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{eye dialect([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{eye dialect of$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{Flowbreak([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{flowbreak$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{fr\-pp([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{fr-past participle$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{fr\-verb form([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{fr-verb-form$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{i([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{qualifier$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{infl\|/g, "{"+"{head|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{italbrac([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{qualifier$1");//straight swap txt=txt.replace(/\{\{i-c([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{sense$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{italbrac-colon([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{sense$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{non gloss definition([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{non-gloss definition$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{n\-g([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{non-gloss definition$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{PL\:pedia([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{pedia$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{pf\}\}/g, "{"+"{pf.}}"); txt=txt.replace(/([\|\{])R\:ANOLH([\}\|])/g, "$1R:Anglo-Norman On-Line Hub$2"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{SAMPA\|/g, "{"+"{X\-SAMPA|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{see also\|/g, "{"+"{also|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{sic([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{SIC$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{sic\.([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{SIC$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{(webster|Webster|webster 1913|1913)([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{Webster 1913$2"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{Wikipedia([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{wikipedia$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{Wikipedia\-inline([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{pedia$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{xalso\|/g, "{"+"{xsee|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{zh\-forms\|/g, "{"+"{Hani-forms|"); //the next two lines have to be after the "alt spell" snap above

txt=txt.replace(/\n\#\ \{\{obsolete\}\}\ \{\{alternative spelling of\|/g, "\n# {"+"{obsolete spelling of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\n\#\ \{\{archaic\}\}\ \{\{alternative spelling of\|/g, "\n# {"+"{archaic spelling of|");

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honewort

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αντικαταθλιπτικός

Adjective

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