text: Thesaurus:grammatical person

title: Thesaurus:grammatical person


text: hyperoodons

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

title: hyperoodons


text:
razionabile

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  rational

title: razionabile


text:
razionabilità

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  rationality

title: razionabilità


text:
divisibilité

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) divisibility (extent to which something is divisible)

title: divisibilité


text: divisibilités

title: divisibilités


text:
unbanishable

Adjective

 * 1) Impossible to banish.

title: unbanishable


text:
quotità

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) share, quote

title: quotità


text:
banishable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being banished.
 * 2) Incurring banishment.

title: banishable


text:
quinquennalità

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) period of five years; quinquennium

title: quinquennalità


text:
turde

Etymology
A merger of two unrelated verbs: 1. , of unknown origin, and 2. , from, related to 🇨🇬.

Pronunciation

 * (the past tense is also pronounced in the sense "ought to").

Verb

 * 1) to dare
 * 2) ought to
 * 3) might

title: turde


text:
quiddità

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  quiddity

title: quiddità


text:
inosservabilmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) unobservably

title: inosservabilmente


text:
crustose

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of a lichen, growing tightly appressed to the substrate.

title: crustose


text: Roumanian

title: Roumanian


text: Roumanians

title: Roumanians


text:
logainmneoir

Noun

 * 1) toponymist

title: logainmneoir


text:
rubus

Etymology
From the genus name, from.

Noun

 * 1)  Any of the genus  of flowering plants, including the raspberry and blackberry.

Etymology
From, from (compare dialectal 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬). See rose.

Noun

 * 1) bramble, blackberry bush
 * Apparuitque ei Dominus in flamma ignis de medio rubi et videbat quod rubus arderet et non conbureretur (Exodus 3:2, Vulgate)
 * 1) a blackberry (fruit), raspberry (fruit)

Declension
Sometimes treated as a feminine noun, but still

title: rubus


text:
logainm

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) placename, toponym

title: logainm


text: ՀՏՀ

title: ՀՏՀ


text:
larum

Derived terms

 * larum-bell

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  uproar, especially misguided or dishonest
 * 2)  alarum, call to arms
 * 1)  alarum, call to arms

title: larum


text: laevis

title: laevis


text:
geol

Etymology
Either inherited from or its plural, or else borrowed from the Norse cognate , from the Proto-Germanic plural.

Noun

 * 1)  Christmas, Yule

Usage notes
There is some uncertainty as to how this word was pronounced. The Anglo-Saxon alphabet normally maintained a close match between sounds and letters, but the sequence ⟨geo⟩ was an exception. It could represent /jo/, with the ⟨e⟩ serving only to mark a palatal ⟨g⟩; thus was /jok/ and  was /ˈjo:.mor/. In other cases, it signified a genuine diphthong, as in /ˈje͜o.lu/ (“yellow”),  /je͜orn/ (“eager”), and  /ˈje͜or.rɑn/ (“to chatter”). It was even the most frequent method of rendering /ju/ in non-Latinate words, since for unknown reasons the Anglo-Saxons did not spell this with ⟨geu⟩: /ju:/ (“long ago”),  [juŋɡ] (“young”). Incredibly, geol appears to have been pronounced all three ways: /je͜oːl/, the inherited pronunciation; /jo:l/, from ; and /ju:l/, from.

Some authorities rule out /je͜oːl/, since there is no trace of it in, and /jo:l/ and /ju:l/ are confirmed by the alternative spellings ⟨iol⟩ and ⟨iul⟩. However, there are good reasons to believe the native form existed simultaneously. Norse loanwords are almost all non-West Saxon and late, but geol appears already in Alfred's West Saxon laws c. 893, and in the Old English Martyrology, which was composed sometime in the 9th century though in. The similar term looks to be derived from ġēol and appears very early in Bede's 8th century Ecclesiastical History (c. 731), written well before the first Viking raids. Furthermore, there is a common variant which could only be from Proto-West Germanic *jehwl, with irregular doubling of a velar before /w/. /je͜oːl/ is exactly the expected outcome of *jehwl by regular sound change, and in fact the same development produced the identically-shaped doublets and  from PWGmc *hwehwl.

Finally, it is not surprising that /je͜oːl/ would show no trace in Middle English, since no non-northern form of the word does, that is no form but West Norse /jo:l/. This is true even though in Old English, spellings that point to /jo:l/ are rare (e.g., ⟨iul⟩ is much more frequent than ⟨iol⟩).

What appears to have happened is this. The native form /je͜oːl/ existed at least before the first Viking settlements in the 9th century. Beyond this, it could have easily survived in, where the did not rule and Norse loanwords were very rare. Then in late Old English, geol was replaced by (first attestation: 1038), except in some areas with Norwegian settlers where West Norse /jo:l/ persisted, wiping out all other forms. According to this explanation, the spelling ⟨iol⟩ was rare only because most West Norse speakers settled in northern areas far away from Wessex, the center of scribal production in Anglo-Saxon England.

 * It is plausible that geol was a plurale tantum, like its cognate . The attestations that show number are all plural, with singular meaning. However, examples are few, since it is undeclined in the nominative/accusative plural. (This is true by regular sound change even though the Proto-Germanic term had different stems for the singular and plural: PGmc sg. *jehwlą → PWGmc *jehwl → pre-OE *jeohwl → *jeohl → ġēol, PGmc pl. *jeulō → PWGmc *jeulu → pre-OE *jēolu → ġēol. Meanwhile, the Old Norse loans would automatically have zero plurals merely due to being ordinary heavy neuter a-stems.) Further, the form ġeohhol, at least, must be from the  singular. Old English did have a small set of words that could be singular or plural with no change in meaning, including another major holiday, ; other examples include , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , and . Curiously, this is just how 🇨🇬, which was borrowed from Proto-Germanic, is used.

title: geol


text:
phot

Etymology 1
Coined by André Blondel in 1921. See.

Noun

 * 1) A photometric unit of illuminance, or luminous flux through an area (symbol ph).

Verb

 * 1)  to

title: phot


text: phots

title: phots


text: photting

title: photting


text: photted

title: photted


text:
limulus

Etymology
Diminutive from.

Adjective

 * 1) squinting, squint-eyed
 * 1) squinting, squint-eyed
 * 1) squinting, squint-eyed
 * 1) squinting, squint-eyed

Descendants

 * Translingual:

title: limulus


text: datapoint

title: datapoint


text: datapoints

title: datapoints


text: turdet

title: turdet


text: windrose

title: windrose


text: windroses

title: windroses


text:
baryonium

Noun

 * 1)  A particle-like resonance preferentially coupled to baryon-antibaryon channels. It is described either as a baryon-antibaryon compound or composed of a diquark and an antidiquark.

title: baryonium


text: baryoniums

title: baryoniums


text: decompactified

title: decompactified


text: baryonia

title: baryonia


text: decompactifies

title: decompactifies


text: decompactifying

title: decompactifying


text: decompactifications

title: decompactifications


text:
péremptoire

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) peremptory

title: péremptoire


text:
compactifiable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being compactified.

title: compactifiable


text: péremptoires

title: péremptoires


text: deemphasised

title: deemphasised


text: deemphasise

title: deemphasise


text:
formable

Adjective

 * 1) Able to be formed.

Synonyms

 * See also Thesaurus:moldable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * , shapeable

title: formable


text:
Behuf

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  purpose, aim

title: Behuf


text:
unformable

Adjective

 * 1) Unable to be formed.

title: unformable


text: deemphasising

title: deemphasising


text: deemphasises

title: deemphasises


text:
lucta

Etymology
Post-Classical, from. Malkiel (1977) compares its formation to that of the earlier-attested and sees both as precursors to other feminine deverbal nouns in Romance. Compare and.

Pronunciation

 * Although Bennett (1907) marks the vowel in the first syllable as long, there seems to be stronger evidence of it being short. See notes at.
 * Although Bennett (1907) marks the vowel in the first syllable as long, there seems to be stronger evidence of it being short. See notes at.

Noun

 * 1)  a wrestling, wrestling match
 * 2)  struggle, fight

Descendants

 * Old French:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old French:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old French:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old French:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old French:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:

title: lucta


text:
unhazarded

Adjective

 * 1) Not hazarded; not put in danger or exposed to loss.

title: unhazarded


text: Category:Armenian palindromes

title: Category:Armenian palindromes


text: suz

title: suz


text:
ineluctability

Noun

 * 1) The state or condition of being ineluctable.

title: ineluctability


text: humilitet

title: humilitet


text:
fuelless

Adjective

 * 1) Without fuel.

title: fuelless


text: fuelings

title: fuelings


text: fuellings

title: fuellings


text:
slabo

Adverb

 * 1) weakly
 * 2) poorly

Adverb

 * 1) badly
 * 2) poorly
 * 1) poorly

title: slabo


text:
слабо

Adverb

 * 1) weakly
 * 2) poorly

Adverb

 * 1) weakly
 * 2) poorly
 * 3) to a limited extent, rarely

Adverb

 * 1) faintly, feebly, weakly
 * 2) badly, poorly

Predicative

 * 1) one is not strong/brave enough, one is too weak, close to "I dare you to do it"

Adverb

 * 1) weakly
 * 2) poorly

title: слабо


text:
uncruel

Adjective

 * 1) Not cruel.

title: uncruel


text:
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title: Template:xcl-conj-դնեմ


text:
unfueled

Adjective

 * 1) Not fueled.

title: unfueled


text: unfuelled

title: unfuelled


text:
branche d'olive

Etymology
From the Christian Bible.

Noun

 * 1)  olive branch

title: branche d'olive


text: sötétségek

title: sötétségek


text: saveirs

title: saveirs


text:
chrestien

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Christian (relating to Christianity or its followers)

title: chrestien


text: glorius

title: glorius


text:
peepul

Etymology
Borrowed from /, from. .

Noun

 * 1) The sacred fig,.

title: peepul


text: peepuls

title: peepuls


text:
Citations:selfinjectivity

 * 2010 Martin Herschend, Osamu Iyama, "Selfinjective quivers with potential and 2-representation-finite algebras" arxiv
 * We show that selfinjectivity of QPs is preserved under successive mutation with respect to orbits of the Nakayama permutation.

title: Citations:selfinjectivity


text:
Citations:selfinjective

 * 2010 Martin Herschend, Osamu Iyama, "Selfinjective quivers with potential and 2-representation-finite algebras" arxiv
 * We show that 2-representation-finite algebras are truncated Jacobian algebras of selfinjective QPs, which are factor algebras of Jacobian algebras by certain sets of arrows called cuts.

title: Citations:selfinjective


text: դնիմ

title: դնիմ


text:
prophetalis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) prophetic, prophetical

title: prophetalis


text:
prophetatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a prophesying, soothsaying

title: prophetatio


text:
Citations:subquiver

 * 2010 Martin Herschend, Osamu Iyama, "Selfinjective quivers with potential and 2-representation-finite algebras" arxiv
 * A subquiver B of D is called a border if it is either of type 𝔸̃ with at most one vertex on the boundary ∂X of X, or of type 𝔸 with exactly two vertices on ∂X.

title: Citations:subquiver


text:
prophetissa

Etymology
From. Compare the Greek-derived synonym.

Noun

 * 1)  prophetess

title: prophetissa


text:
crimebusting

Noun

 * 1)  The work of a crimebuster; the thwarting of criminal activity.

title: crimebusting


text:
prophetis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  prophetess

title: prophetis


text: fiosa

title: fiosa


text: fiosan

title: fiosan


text:
multidigraph

Noun

 * 1)  A directed graph that is permitted to have multiple arcs connecting the same source and target nodes.

title: multidigraph


text: multidigraphs

title: multidigraphs


text:
subquiver

Noun

 * 1)  A quiver that forms part of a larger quiver.

title: subquiver


text: subquivers

title: subquivers


text:
Citations:cotilting

 * 2010 Martin Herschend, Osamu Iyama, "Selfinjective quivers with potential and 2-representation-finite algebras" arxiv
 * Let x be a sink and S the corresponding simple projective A-module. If Ext1A (DA, S) = 0, then we have a cotilting A-module.

title: Citations:cotilting


text:
Citations:preprojective

 * 2010 Martin Herschend, Osamu Iyama, "Selfinjective quivers with potential and 2-representation-finite algebras" arxiv
 * The first family of selfinjective planar QPs that we consider are the 3-preprojective algebras of Auslander algebras of quivers of type A with linear orientation.

title: Citations:preprojective


text:
gejoel

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) outcry, clamour, vociferation

title: gejoel


text:
noncrustose

Adjective

 * 1) Not crustose.

title: noncrustose


text:
nonproducing

Adjective

 * 1) Not carrying out production.

title: nonproducing


text:
unshrinking

Adjective

 * 1) Not.
 * He watched his enemy with a keen, unshrinking gaze.

Translations

 * Finnish: ,

title: unshrinking


text:
Citations:carangiform

 * 2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv
 * In the carangiform mode, body undulation becomes increasingly more amplified only in the posterior half, or in an even shorter distal end.

title: Citations:carangiform


text:
Citations:thunniform

 * 2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv
 * In addition, of the various species of fishes, there are distinct modes of swimming movements encompassed by fluid mechanical studies on e.g. the carangiform and thunniform on one hand, and those in balistiform and gymnotiform on the other.

title: Citations:thunniform


text:
Citations:balistiform

 * 2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv
 * In addition, of the various species of fishes, there are distinct modes of swimming movements encompassed by fluid mechanical studies on e.g. the carangiform and thunniform on one hand, and those in balistiform and gymnotiform on the other.

title: Citations:balistiform


text:
Citations:gymnotiform

 * 2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv
 * In addition, of the various species of fishes, there are distinct modes of swimming movements encompassed by fluid mechanical studies on e.g. the carangiform and thunniform on one hand, and those in balistiform and gymnotiform on the other.

title: Citations:gymnotiform


text:
Citations:planeform

 * 2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv
 * This feathering parameter has been effectively used by Chopra (1976) to extend the lunate-tail theory to oscillations of large amplitude (for wings of infinite aspect-ratio) and by Chopra & Kambe (1977) to predict the hydrodynamical behavior of a variety of lunate-tail planeform of large aspect-ratio.

title: Citations:planeform


text:
Citations:planform

 * 2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv
 * The three-dimensional flow past a low AR wing translating impulsively for 300 < Re < 500 has been studied numerically by Taira & Colonius (2009) for the effects of AR, incidence angle, and planform shape on the wake vortices and the force generation, with the results validated by oil-tank experiments.

title: Citations:planform


text:
Citations:sidewash

 * 2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv
 * When Wv ≠ 0, the interaction between the caudal fin movement and the vortex sheet sidewash is seen possible to enhance greatly the thrust generation and propulsive efficiency, especially when their own induced velocity fields maintain opposite in phase because the two sidewash terms pertaining to Χv and Χc then totally augment each other.

title: Citations:sidewash


text:
wakeless

Adjective

 * 1) Without (the possibility of) waking.
 * the wakeless sleep
 * wakeless oblivion
 * 1) Without a wake.
 * 2) * 2010 Theodore Yaotsu Wu, "A Review on Fish Swimming and Bird/Insect Flight" arxiv
 * Here, γ0(ξ, t) is the vortex bound to Sb in the wakeless ”quasi-steady” flow past Sb which can be determined by steady airfoil theory for the original prescribed Un(ξ, t), with time t frozen to serve merely as a parameter for the moment.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: непробуден

title: wakeless


text:
joelen

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to shout, to cry out, to bawl

title: joelen


text:
Arean

Etymology
From under influence of  and. Cf. .

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or related to Ares, the Greek god of war, counterpart of the Roman Mars.
 * 2) * 1989, Robert Lamberton, Homer the Theologian: Neoplatonist Allegorical Reading and the Growth of the Epic Tradition, quotation of Proclus translated from the Greek,
 * ... and in bonding together the Arean and the Aphrodisian, he had taken the craft of Hephaestus as his model.
 * 1) * 1989, Robert Lamberton, Homer the Theologian: Neoplatonist Allegorical Reading and the Growth of the Epic Tradition, quotation of Proclus translated from the Greek,
 * ... and in bonding together the Arean and the Aphrodisian, he had taken the craft of Hephaestus as his model.

Translations

 * Greek:
 * Ancient Greek: άρειος, άρεος

title: Arean


text: Cyllenean

title: Cyllenean


text:
Cyllenian

Etymology
From, from , from.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Mount Cyllene in Arcadia.
 * 2) Of or relating to Hermes or Mercury, said to have been born on Mt Cyllene.

title: Cyllenian


text:
vleugelpiano

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) grand piano

title: vleugelpiano


text: vleugelpiano's

title: vleugelpiano's


text:
unregretfully

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) In an unregretful manner; without regret.

title: unregretfully


text:
Ελισάβετ

Etymology
Inherited from Hellenistic.

title: Ελισάβετ


text:
konbu

Etymology
See.

title: konbu


text:
Talk:Io

Hello. I'd like to point out that io is also an Italian personal pronoun, meaning "I." Of course, I have no idea how to add a section to an article. --anon

 * That seems to be io, not Io. Equinox ◑ 00:55, 12 June 2010 (UTC)

This entry should point out that "io" is an interjection expressing joy, as used in the carol "In Dulci Jubilo". Vorbee (talk) 18:25, 18 May 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:Io


text:
oikish

Adjective

 * 1)  Like an oik; yobbish.

title: oikish


text: wiekje

title: wiekje


text: wieken

title: wieken


text:
mountingly

Adverb

 * 1) In a manner that mounts or accumulates; increasingly.

title: mountingly


text:
ग्राम

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) village

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1) gramme

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

Noun

 * 1) an inhabited place, village, hamlet, settlement
 * 2) the collective inhabitants of place, community, race
 * 3) any number of men associated together, multitude, troop (especially of soldiers)
 * 4) the old women of a family
 * 5) a multitude, class, collection, number
 * 6) a number of tones, scale, gamut
 * 7) indriya
 * 8) inhabitants, people

Noun

 * 1) village
 * 2) flock

Descendants

 * Dardic:
 * Dardic:
 * Dardic:

title: ग्राम


text: volvis

title: volvis


text: volvit

title: volvit


text: volvimus

title: volvimus


text: volvitis

title: volvitis


text: volvunt

title: volvunt


text:
Jiamusi

Etymology
From the romanization of

Translations

 * Arabic: جْيَامُوسِي
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Japanese: 佳木斯, ジャムス, チャムス
 * Korean: ^자무쓰
 * Manchu: ᡤᡳᠶᠠᠮᡠᠰᡳ
 * Russian: Цзямусы́
 * Vietnamese: Giai Mộc Tư

title: Jiamusi


text: volvam

title: volvam


text: volvet

title: volvet


text: volvemus

title: volvemus


text: volvetis

title: volvetis


text: volvent

title: volvent


text: volvebam

title: volvebam


text: volvebas

title: volvebas


text: volvebat

title: volvebat


text: volvebamus

title: volvebamus


text:
गृहपत्नी

Noun

 * 1) mistress of a house
 * 2) householder's wife

title: गृहपत्नी


text: volvebatis

title: volvebatis


text: volvebant

title: volvebant


text: volvisti

title: volvisti


text: volvistis

title: volvistis


text: volverunt

title: volverunt


text: volveram

title: volveram


text: volverat

title: volverat


text: volveramus

title: volveramus


text: volveratis

title: volveratis


text: volverant

title: volverant


text: volvero

title: volvero


text: volveris

title: volveris


text: volverit

title: volverit


text: volverimus

title: volverimus


text: volveritis

title: volveritis


text: volverint

title: volverint


text: volvor

title: volvor


text: volvitur

title: volvitur


text: volvimur

title: volvimur


text: volvimini

title: volvimini


text:
ऋण

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  debt, loss
 * 2)  subtraction sign
 * 3)  negative charge

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  negative

Noun

 * 1)  debt, loss

Etymology
From,. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and possibly 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) anything due, obligation, duty, debt
 * 2) the obligations of a Brahman
 * 3) anything wanted or missed
 * 4) a debt of money, money owed
 * 5) guilt
 * 6)  a negative quality, minus
 * 7) water
 * 8) fort, stronghold
 * 1) guilt
 * 2)  a negative quality, minus
 * 3) water
 * 4) fort, stronghold

Adjective

 * 1) going, flying, fugitive
 * 2) guilty, having gone against or transgressed

title: ऋण


text: volvuntur

title: volvuntur


text:
volvar

Etymology
From, from , present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1)  to roll up, wrap around
 * 2)  to coil a rope

title: volvar


text: volvetur

title: volvetur


text: volvemur

title: volvemur


text: volvemini

title: volvemini


text: volventur

title: volventur


text: volvebar

title: volvebar


text: volvebaris

title: volvebaris


text:
सुराकार

Noun

 * 1) distiller

title: सुराकार


text: volvebatur

title: volvebatur


text: volvebamur

title: volvebamur


text: volvebamini

title: volvebamini


text: volvebantur

title: volvebantur


text: volvat

title: volvat


text: volvamus

title: volvamus


text: volvatis

title: volvatis


text: volvant

title: volvant


text: volverem

title: volverem


text: volveret

title: volveret


text: volveremus

title: volveremus


text: volveretis

title: volveretis


text: volverent

title: volverent


text: volverim

title: volverim


text: volvissem

title: volvissem


text: volvisses

title: volvisses


text: volvisset

title: volvisset


text: volvissemus

title: volvissemus


text: volvissetis

title: volvissetis


text: volvissent

title: volvissent


text: volvaris

title: volvaris


text: volvatur

title: volvatur


text: volvamur

title: volvamur


text: volvamini

title: volvamini


text: volvantur

title: volvantur


text: volverer

title: volverer


text: volvereris

title: volvereris


text: volveretur

title: volveretur


text: volveremur

title: volveremur


text: volveremini

title: volveremini


text: volverentur

title: volverentur


text: volvito

title: volvito


text: volvitor

title: volvitor


text: volvite

title: volvite


text: volvitote

title: volvitote


text: volvunto

title: volvunto


text: volvuntor

title: volvuntor


text: volvisse

title: volvisse


text:
קינד

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) child

title: קינד


text:
טרוים

Etymology
From, , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) dream

title: טרוים


text:
טראָגעדיק

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pregnant

title: טראָגעדיק


text: User talk:Blizzid

title: User talk:Blizzid


text:
دکتر می‌خواهم

Phrase

 * 1) I need a doctor

title: دکتر می‌خواهم


text: Category:Persian phrasebook

title: Category:Persian phrasebook


text: dirigis

title: dirigis


text: Category:Persian phrases

title: Category:Persian phrases


text: dirigit

title: dirigit


text: Category:Persian phrasebook/Health

title: Category:Persian phrasebook/Health


text: dirigimus

title: dirigimus


text: dirigitis

title: dirigitis


text: dirigunt

title: dirigunt


text: dirigam

title: dirigam


text: diriget

title: diriget


text: dirigemus

title: dirigemus


text: dirigetis

title: dirigetis


text:
nitrosative stress

Noun

 * 1)  The reaction of body tissues to nitric oxide, nitrous oxide or similar species at levels greater than can be neutralized.

title: nitrosative stress


text: dirigebam

title: dirigebam


text: dirigebas

title: dirigebas


text: dirigebat

title: dirigebat


text: dirigebamus

title: dirigebamus


text: dirigebatis

title: dirigebatis


text: dirigebant

title: dirigebant


text: direxi

title: direxi


text: direxisti

title: direxisti


text: direxit

title: direxit


text: direximus

title: direximus


text:
کورم

Phrase

 * 1) I'm blind

title: کورم


text:
کور هستم

Phrase

 * 1) I'm blind

title: کور هستم


text: direxistis

title: direxistis


text: direxerunt

title: direxerunt


text: direxeram

title: direxeram


text: direxeras

title: direxeras


text: direxerat

title: direxerat


text: direxeramus

title: direxeramus


text: direxeratis

title: direxeratis


text: direxerant

title: direxerant


text: direxero

title: direxero


text: direxeris

title: direxeris


text: direxerit

title: direxerit


text: direxerimus

title: direxerimus


text: direxeritis

title: direxeritis


text: direxerint

title: direxerint


text: dirigor

title: dirigor


text: dirigeris

title: dirigeris


text: dirigitur

title: dirigitur


text: dirigimur

title: dirigimur


text: dirigimini

title: dirigimini


text: diriguntur

title: diriguntur


text: dirigar

title: dirigar


text: dirigetur

title: dirigetur


text: dirigemur

title: dirigemur


text: dirigemini

title: dirigemini


text: dirigentur

title: dirigentur


text: dirigebar

title: dirigebar


text: dirigebaris

title: dirigebaris


text: dirigebatur

title: dirigebatur


text: dirigebamur

title: dirigebamur


text: dirigebamini

title: dirigebamini


text: dirigebantur

title: dirigebantur


text: dirigas

title: dirigas


text: dirigat

title: dirigat


text:
مسلمانم

Phrase

 * 1) I'm a Muslim

title: مسلمانم


text:
مسلمان هستم

Phrase

 * 1) I'm a Muslim

title: مسلمان هستم


text: dirigatis

title: dirigatis


text: dirigant

title: dirigant


text: dirigerem

title: dirigerem


text: Category:Persian phrasebook/Religion

title: Category:Persian phrasebook/Religion


text: dirigeres

title: dirigeres


text: dirigeret

title: dirigeret


text: dirigeremus

title: dirigeremus


text: dirigeretis

title: dirigeretis


text: dirigerent

title: dirigerent


text: direxerim

title: direxerim


text: direxissem

title: direxissem


text: direxisses

title: direxisses


text: direxisset

title: direxisset


text: direxissemus

title: direxissemus


text: direxissetis

title: direxissetis


text: direxissent

title: direxissent


text: dirigaris

title: dirigaris


text: dirigatur

title: dirigatur


text: dirigamur

title: dirigamur


text: dirigamini

title: dirigamini


text: dirigantur

title: dirigantur


text: dirigerer

title: dirigerer


text: dirigereris

title: dirigereris


text: dirigeretur

title: dirigeretur


text: dirigeremur

title: dirigeremur


text: dirigeremini

title: dirigeremini


text: dirigerentur

title: dirigerentur


text: dirigito

title: dirigito


text: dirigitor

title: dirigitor


text: dirigite

title: dirigite


text: dirigitote

title: dirigitote


text: dirigunto

title: dirigunto


text: diriguntor

title: diriguntor


text: direxisse

title: direxisse


text:
User:LokiClock/Most common Old Norse words

Using the lemmatizations of 6 manuscripts from MeNoTA (that is, all available at the time of writing save the 16th century Old Swedish version of Barlaam and Josaphat), I have calculated a list of the most common Old Norse words. This is quite a small sample size, but given that the texts are lengthy I believe it is a fair picture of the state of things. Alternative lists are welcome, composed of other data sources. From these, I have selected the top 1,000. Please help sift through these and assemble a list of…

Top missing words
''This entry is meant to allow one to avoid rechecking positive matches. Please only alter if checking in order from first to last (i.e., no skipped entries).'' '''Lowest-ranked word checked: 350. bíða'''

Please check and add entries to the list in numerical order. Fmt. word - M/YY of last check. r if red as of last check (no date nec.). dau if page has entry for a daughter language. Ex. bluelink - 6/10 Ex. redlink - r

 * 1) at - dau, 12/12
 * 2) er - dau 12/12 (relative pronoun)
 * 3) sem - dau 12/12
 * 4) en - dau 12/12
 * 5) þá - dau 12/12 (pronoun)
 * 6) sinn - dau 12/12
 * 7) hon - dau 12/12
 * 8) fyrir - dau 12/12
 * 9) hinn - dau 12/12
 * 10) skulu - dau 12/12
 * 11) þar - dau 12/12
 * 12) um - dau 6/10
 * 13) einn - dau 6/10
 * 14) mega - dau 6/10
 * 15) vilia - 10/6 (vilja)
 * 16) munu - dau 6/10
 * 17) fara - dau 6/10
 * 18) þessi - dau 6/10
 * 19) verða - dau 6/10
 * 20) minn - dau 6/10
 * 21) eða - dau 6/10
 * 22) fá - dau 6/10
 * 23) upp - dau 6/10
 * 24) láta - dau 6/10
 * 25) mǽla - r (mæla)
 * 26) ef - dau 6/10
 * 27) margr - r
 * 28) þó - dau 6/10
 * 29) miǫk - r (mjǫk - r)
 * 30) nokkurr - r (nakkvarr - r; nakkverr - r; nekkverr - r; nǫkkurr - r)
 * 31) ganga - dau 6/10
 * 32) þinn - dau 6/10
 * 33) sialfr - r (sjálfr)
 * 34) gefa - dau 6/10
 * 35) þegar - dau 6/10
 * 36) (Thomas - cognate)
 * 37) við - dau 6/10
 * 38) sjá - dau 6/10
 * 39) sunr - r (sonr, common in east)
 * 40) varr - 6/10
 * 41) vita - dau 6/10
 * 42) sǫk - r
 * 43) vel - dau 6/10
 * 44) frá - dau 6/10
 * 45) enn - definite article: 6/10; yet, still: dau 6/10
 * 46) finna - dau 6/10
 * 47) orð - dau 6/10
 * 48) hvat - dau 6/10
 * 49) høyra - dau 6/10 (heyra - dau 6/10)
 * 50) svara - dau 6/10
 * 51) kalla - dau 6/10
 * 52) slíkr - r
 * 53) halda - dau 6/10
 * 54) fram - dau 6/10
 * 55) biðia - r (biðja - dau 6/10)
 * 56) ráð - dau 7/10
 * 57) vald - dau 7/10
 * 58) lutr - r (hlutr - r)
 * 59) (alexander, Alexander - cognate)
 * 60) nema - dau 7/10
 * 61) lið - dau 7/10
 * 62) kirkia - r (kirkja)
 * 63) kveða - r (kviða - r)
 * 64) biskup - dau 7/10
 * 65) áðr - r
 * 66) heimr - r
 * 67) undir - dau 7/10
 * 68) sýna - dau 7/10
 * 69) ríki - dau 7/10
 * 70) eiga - dau 7/10
 * 71) né - dau 7/10
 * 72) fyrr - dau 10/10
 * 73) þykkia - r (þykkja - r)
 * 74) skilia - r (skilja - dau 10/10)
 * 75) land - dau 10/10
 * 76) fylgia - r (fylgja)
 * 77) falla - dau 10/10
 * 78) giarna - dau 10/10 (gjarna - dau 10/10)
 * 79) snúa - dau 10/10
 * 80) hversu - r
 * 81) leggia - r (leggja - dau 7/11)
 * 82) yðarr - r
 * 83) aldrigi - r (aldregi - r)
 * 84) nǽr -r (nær)
 * 85) baðir - dau 10/10 (báðir - dau 10/10)
 * 86) rœða - r
 * 87) því at - r
 * 88) út - dau 10/10
 * 89) senda - dau 10/10
 * 90) lítill - dau 10/10
 * 91) saman - dau 10/10
 * 92) borg - dau 10/10
 * 93) setia - 10/10 (setja - dau 10/10)
 * 94) (darius, Darius - 10/10)
 * 95) hǫfðingi - r
 * 96) dauði - dau 10/10
 * 97) líf - dau 10/10
 * 98) fagnaðr - r
 * 99) kunna - dau 10/10
 * 100) sœmd - r
 * 101) líka - dau 10/10
 * 102) spyria - r (spyrja - dau 10/10)
 * 103) bióða - r (bjóða - dau 10/10)
 * 104) (Heinrekr - r)
 * 105) páfi - dau 10/10
 * 106) miskunn - dau 10/10
 * 107) trú - dau 10/10
 * 108) ǽtla - r (ætla - dau 10/10)
 * 109) veita - dau 10/10
 * 110) lifa - dau 10/10
 * 111) kona - dau 10/10
 * 112) fundr - r
 * 113) leiða - dau 10/10
 * 114) skiótr - r (skjótr - r)
 * 115) hiarta - r (hjarta - dau 10/10)
 * 116) England - cognate (Ęngland - r)
 * 117) útan - r
 * 118) mǽr - r (mær - dau 10/10)
 * 119) þér - dau 10/10
 * 120) trúa - dau 10/10
 * 121) frú - dau 10/10
 * 122) (Barlaam - r)
 * 123) þvílíkr - r
 * 124) víss - r
 * 125) braut - dau 11/10
 * 126) stund - dau 11/10
 * 127) sitia - 11/10 (sitja - dau 11/10)
 * 128) geta - dau 11/10
 * 129) elska - dau 11/10
 * 130) sjalfr - r (dialectal sjálfr)
 * 131) liggia - r (liggja)
 * 132) hyggia - r (hyggja - dau 11/10)
 * 133) ráða - dau 11/10
 * 134) riða - dau 11/10 (dialectal vriða - r)
 * 135) ást - dau 11/10
 * 136) hvárr - r
 * 137) fyrri - dau 11/10
 * 138) millum - dau 11/10
 * 139) nátt - dau 11/10
 * 140) iafnan - r (jafnan - r)
 * 141) sǽll - r (sæll - dau 7/11)
 * 142) lita - dau 7/11
 * 143) verk - dau 7/11
 * 144) birta - dau 7/11
 * 145) folk - dau 7/11 (fólk - dau 7/11)
 * 146) grikkr - r
 * 147) þióna - r (þjóna - dau 7/11)
 * 148) tala - dau 7/11
 * 149) fé - dau 7/11
 * 150) klerkr - r
 * 151) meirr - r
 * 152) skipa - dau 7/11
 * 153) virða - dau 7/11
 * 154) bæði - dau 7/11
 * 155) gǽta - r (gæta - dau 12/12)
 * 156) (Josaphat - r)
 * 157) unna - dau 7/11
 * 158) fiándi - r (fjándi - r)
 * 159) meðan - dau 7/11
 * 160) stefna - dau 7/11
 * 161) bœn - r
 * 162) opt - 7/11 (oft)
 * 163) bréf - dau 7/11
 * 164) (Kristr - dau 7/11)
 * 165) heill - dau 7/11
 * 166) úvinr - r (óvinr)
 * 167) forn - dau 7/11
 * 168) lúka - dau 7/11
 * 169) villa - dau 7/11
 * 170) þó at - r
 * 171) heðan - r (héðan - r)
 * 172) þangat - r
 * 173) guðligr - r
 * 174) sigra - dau 7/11
 * 175) líða - dau 7/11
 * 176) luti - 7/11 (hluti - dau 7/11)
 * 177) reiði - dau 7/11
 * 178) dýrð - dau 7/11
 * 179) varla - dau 7/11
 * 180) gǫrr - r; adv. yesterday (gær - dau 7/11, gǫr - r, gjar - r); adv. even (gørr - r); adj. ample, perfect (gerr - 7/11)
 * 181) líkamr - r
 * 182) lofa - dau 7/11
 * 183) náttúra - dau 7/11
 * 184) frǽndi - r (frændi)
 * 185) meistari - dau 7/11
 * 186) kasta - dau 7/11
 * 187) dróttinn - r
 * 188) fiǫldi - r (fjǫldi - r)
 * 189) iǫrð - r (jǫrð)
 * 190) løysa - r (leysa - dau 7/11)
 * 191) fœra - r
 * 192) dróttning - r
 * 193) sǽla - r (sæla - dau 12/12)
 * 194) harmr - r
 * 195) ferð - dau 7/11
 * 196) hiǫlp - r (hjǫlp - r)
 * 197) laupa - r (hlaupa)
 * 198) skammr - r
 * 199) dvelia - r (dvelja - dau 7/11)
 * 200) virðing - dau 7/11
 * 201) iarl - r (jarl - dau 7/11)
 * 202) vitr - r
 * 203) andi - dau 7/11
 * 204) undan - dau 7/11
 * 205) skynsemd - r
 * 206) hefia - r (hefja - dau 7/11)
 * 207) inn - dau 7/11
 * 208) gamall - dau 7/11
 * 209) atburðr - r
 * 210) brott - 7/11; adv., syn. braut, burt
 * 211) ǽ - 7/11 (æ - 7/11)
 * 212) sannliga - r
 * 213) unnasta - r
 * 214) flytia - r (flytja)
 * 215) fortala - r
 * 216) barn - dau 7/11
 * 217) fýsa - r
 * 218) þaðan - dau 7/11
 * 219) bleza - r
 * 220) félagi - r
 * 221) ótta - r
 * 222) vaxa - dau 7/11
 * 223) biðja - dau 7/11
 * 224) fyrst - dau 7/11
 * 225) sár - dau 7/11
 * 226) varðveita - dau 7/11
 * 227) bíða - dau 7/11

''Help for adding entries can be found at the main category talk. Care should be taken when deriving entries from Cleasby-Vigfússon, which also covers then-modern Icelandic.''

Top 1,000 wordforms
''Entries linked naïvely. Some links may need to be corrected or split. Please keep original spelling intact.''

 * 1) ok
 * 2) sá
 * 3) hann
 * 4) at
 * 5) vera
 * 6) er
 * 7) í
 * 8) til
 * 9) með
 * 10) hafa
 * 11) sem
 * 12) en
 * 13) þá
 * 14) sinn
 * 15) ek
 * 16) konungr
 * 17) af
 * 18) svá
 * 19) allr
 * 20) á
 * 21) þú
 * 22) maðr
 * 23) hon
 * 24) fyrir
 * 25) nú
 * 26) siá
 * 27) eigi
 * 28) hinn
 * 29) mikill
 * 30) guð
 * 31) segia
 * 32) sik
 * 33) koma
 * 34) gera
 * 35) skulu
 * 36) engi
 * 37) þar
 * 38) um
 * 39) annarr
 * 40) einn
 * 41) mega
 * 42) vilia
 * 43) munu
 * 44) fara
 * 45) þessi
 * 46) verða
 * 47) taka
 * 48) minn
 * 49) viðr
 * 50) vér
 * 51) eða
 * 52) fá
 * 53) erkibiskup *
 * 54) upp
 * 55) láta
 * 56) mǽla
 * 57) ef
 * 58) síðan
 * 59) margr
 * 60) þó
 * 61) hverr
 * 62) eptir
 * 63) miǫk
 * 64) nokkurr
 * 65) ganga
 * 66) þinn
 * 67) sialfr
 * 68) gefa
 * 69) þegar
 * 70) góðr
 * 71) heilagr
 * 72) thomas *
 * 73) við
 * 74) sjá
 * 75) herra
 * 76) sunr
 * 77) varr
 * 78) Óláfr *
 * 79) vita
 * 80) sǫk
 * 81) vel
 * 82) frá
 * 83) heita
 * 84) enn
 * 85) finna
 * 86) bera
 * 87) orð
 * 88) dagr
 * 89) hvat
 * 90) mót
 * 91) høyra
 * 92) svara
 * 93) kalla
 * 94) slíkr
 * 95) halda
 * 96) fram
 * 97) faðir
 * 98) ór
 * 99) biðia
 * 100) standa
 * 101) ráð
 * 102) vald
 * 103) lutr
 * 104) alexander *
 * 105) nema
 * 106) búa
 * 107) lið
 * 108) hér
 * 109) yfir
 * 110) kirkia
 * 111) kveða
 * 112) biskup
 * 113) áðr
 * 114) heimr
 * 115) undir
 * 116) sýna
 * 117) ríki
 * 118) hǫnd
 * 119) eiga
 * 120) né
 * 121) sannr
 * 122) fyrr
 * 123) vili
 * 124) þykkia
 * 125) skilia
 * 126) land
 * 127) fylgia
 * 128) falla
 * 129) giarna
 * 130) friðr
 * 131) staðr
 * 132) snúa
 * 133) hversu
 * 134) heldr
 * 135) leggia
 * 136) riddari
 * 137) hugr
 * 138) yðarr
 * 139) aldrigi
 * 140) lengi
 * 141) vilja
 * 142) samr
 * 143) nǽr
 * 144) báðir
 * 145) rœða
 * 146) því at
 * 147) út
 * 148) segja
 * 149) aptr
 * 150) tími
 * 151) háttr
 * 152) mál
 * 153) senda
 * 154) lítill
 * 155) saman
 * 156) vinr
 * 157) borg
 * 158) réttr
 * 159) setia
 * 160) darius *
 * 161) hǫfðingi
 * 162) dauði
 * 163) líf
 * 164) fagnaðr
 * 165) kunna
 * 166) eftir
 * 167) sœmd
 * 168) skip
 * 169) líka
 * 170) spyria
 * 171) bióða
 * 172) vegr
 * 173) Heinrekr *
 * 174) páfi
 * 175) kenna
 * 176) miskunn
 * 177) trú
 * 178) ǽtla
 * 179) fagr
 * 180) veita
 * 181) ríkr
 * 182) drepa
 * 183) lifa
 * 184) kona
 * 185) fundr
 * 186) leiða
 * 187) skiótr
 * 188) hiarta
 * 189) England
 * 190) útan
 * 191) mǽr
 * 192) sumr
 * 193) þér
 * 194) tveir
 * 195) trúa
 * 196) frú
 * 197) illr
 * 198) Barlaam *
 * 199) þvílíkr
 * 200) víss
 * 201) braut
 * 202) stund
 * 203) þola
 * 204) harðr
 * 205) meiri
 * 206) sitia
 * 207) geta
 * 208) sveinn
 * 209) elska
 * 210) sjalfr
 * 211) hár
 * 212) liggia
 * 213) hyggia
 * 214) leita
 * 215) langr
 * 216) fullr
 * 217) ráða
 * 218) riða
 * 219) ást
 * 220) hvárr
 * 221) niðr
 * 222) fyrri
 * 223) millum
 * 224) nátt
 * 225) iafnan
 * 226) sǽll
 * 227) vinna
 * 228) lita
 * 229) verk
 * 230) birta
 * 231) herbergi
 * 232) folk
 * 233) grikkr
 * 234) hvar
 * 235) herr
 * 236) þióna
 * 237) tala
 * 238) fé
 * 239) klerkr
 * 240) meirr
 * 241) skipa
 * 242) bróðir
 * 243) virða
 * 244) vit
 * 245) hestr
 * 246) bæði
 * 247) gǽta
 * 248) þykkja
 * 249) ungr
 * 250) auga
 * 251) Josaphat *
 * 252) unna
 * 253) hǫfuð
 * 254) fiándi
 * 255) sverð
 * 256) draga
 * 257) meðan
 * 258) siðr
 * 259) stefna
 * 260) bœn
 * 261) opt
 * 262) bréf
 * 263) Kristr
 * 264) heill
 * 265) úvinr
 * 266) forn
 * 267) lúka
 * 268) villa
 * 269) þó at
 * 270) fótr
 * 271) heðan
 * 272) þangat
 * 273) guðligr
 * 274) sigra
 * 275) nafn
 * 276) líða
 * 277) luti
 * 278) synd
 * 279) reiði
 * 280) morginn
 * 281) dýrð
 * 282) síð
 * 283) varla
 * 284) gǫrr
 * 285) líkamr
 * 286) leggja
 * 287) lofa
 * 288) náttúra
 * 289) vetr
 * 290) frǽndi
 * 291) bóndi
 * 292) meistari
 * 293) kasta
 * 294) stórr
 * 295) þurfa
 * 296) dróttinn
 * 297) fiǫldi
 * 298) iǫrð
 * 299) løysa
 * 300) fœra
 * 301) dróttning
 * 302) dauðr
 * 303) knútr
 * 304) sǽla
 * 305) harmr
 * 306) ferð
 * 307) dyrr
 * 308) blóð
 * 309) hiǫlp
 * 310) laupa
 * 311) skammr
 * 312) móðir
 * 313) dvelia
 * 314) virðing
 * 315) gull
 * 316) iarl
 * 317) sigr
 * 318) vitr
 * 319) andi
 * 320) undan
 * 321) skynsemd
 * 322) hefia
 * 323) inn
 * 324) gamall
 * 325) atburðr
 * 326) brott
 * 327) ǽ
 * 328) sannliga
 * 329) unnasta
 * 330) flytia
 * 331) fortala
 * 332) binda
 * 333) barn
 * 334) fýsa
 * 335) renna
 * 336) dóttir
 * 337) þaðan
 * 338) bleza
 * 339) félagi
 * 340) ótta
 * 341) vaxa
 * 342) reka
 * 343) biðja
 * 344) fyrst
 * 345) kristinn
 * 346) sár
 * 347) varðveita
 * 348) fár
 * 349) máttr
 * 350) bíða
 * 351) eldr
 * 352) rísa
 * 353) hóll
 * 354) telia
 * 355) hvárgi
 * 356) kiósa
 * 357) kraptr
 * 358) klǽði
 * 359) fastr
 * 360) saga
 * 361) mjǫk
 * 362) setja
 * 363) verðr
 * 364) heim
 * 365) fœða
 * 366) fátœkr
 * 367) heilsa
 * 368) stíga
 * 369) vísa
 * 370) sœmiligr
 * 371) hœfa
 * 372) hiá
 * 373) betr
 * 374) beiða
 * 375) sála
 * 376) vatn
 * 377) vándr
 * 378) hǫggva
 * 379) kunnigr
 * 380) bráðr
 * 381) búnaðr
 * 382) boðorð
 * 383) illska
 * 384) pínsl
 * 385) einnhverr
 * 386) vápn
 * 387) tígn
 * 388) tár
 * 389) líkr
 * 390) kǽrr
 * 391) vǽnta
 * 392) styrkr
 * 393) aldr
 * 394) fyrirláta
 * 395) beria
 * 396) nýr
 * 397) þrír
 * 398) sinni
 * 399) optliga
 * 400) allavega
 * 401) fullkominn
 * 402) døyia
 * 403) kristni
 * 404) hugsa
 * 405) sama
 * 406) eilífr
 * 407) virðuligr
 * 408) þiónusta
 * 409) skipta
 * 410) munkr
 * 411) unnasti
 * 412) berja
 * 413) franz
 * 414) dómr
 * 415) kostr
 * 416) illa
 * 417) flýia
 * 418) þriði
 * 419) øruggr
 * 420) staðfesta
 * 421) kæra
 * 422) fleiri
 * 423) lǫg
 * 424) ífrá
 * 425) góðvili
 * 426) strengleikr
 * 427) verǫld
 * 428) løyna
 * 429) dœma
 * 430) venda
 * 431) sol
 * 432) tíðendi
 * 433) forða
 * 434) frǽgð
 * 435) þing
 * 436) sterkr
 * 437) hégómligr
 * 438) gløyma
 * 439) hialpa
 * 440) ágætr
 * 441) hugleiða
 * 442) Þormóðr *
 * 443) Sigurðr *
 * 444) hamingja
 * 445) hafna
 * 446) hús
 * 447) aftr
 * 448) angr
 * 449) blíðr
 * 450) brenna
 * 451) girna
 * 452) vanr
 * 453) undra
 * 454) noregr
 * 455) leið
 * 456) Erlingr
 * 457) sœkia
 * 458) vígia
 * 459) liós
 * 460) hverfa
 * 461) forsiá
 * 462) himinn
 * 463) fylking
 * 464) máttugr
 * 465) efni
 * 466) tunga
 * 467) sofa
 * 468) ofan
 * 469) himneskr
 * 470) freista
 * 471) borð
 * 472) ógn
 * 473) vígsla
 * 474) giǫf
 * 475) vón
 * 476) tapa
 * 477) røyna
 * 478) svíkia
 * 479) veraldligr
 * 480) kurteiss
 * 481) Haraldr *
 * 482) ó-vinr
 * 483) dýrligr
 * 484) brióta
 * 485) fagna
 * 486) serkr
 * 487) mildr
 * 488) ná
 * 489) þora
 * 490) frammi
 * 491) harðla
 * 492) týna
 * 493) rekkia
 * 494) ræða
 * 495) løyniliga
 * 496) sœtr
 * 497) upphaf
 * 498) steinn
 * 499) skunda
 * 500) klǽða
 * 501) fyr
 * 502) sótt
 * 503) rita
 * 504) hvergi
 * 505) lof
 * 506) bardagi
 * 507) bók
 * 508) boð
 * 509) víkia
 * 510) konungligr
 * 511) lýða
 * 512) ǫmbun
 * 513) syngia
 * 514) dýrka
 * 515) dýr
 * 516) vesall
 * 517) fals
 * 518) kastali
 * 519) skrifa
 * 520) skepna
 * 521) Jesus *
 * 522) bannsetia
 * 523) samþykkia
 * 524) skemtan
 * 525) iartegn
 * 526) iðran
 * 527) skírn
 * 528) drekka
 * 529) bjóða
 * 530) lávarðr
 * 531) réttendi
 * 532) mildi
 * 533) grimmr
 * 534) frelsi
 * 535) flótti
 * 536) bregða
 * 537) spyrja
 * 538) missa
 * 539) sitja
 * 540) prestr
 * 541) ótti
 * 542) hvíla
 * 543) styrkia
 * 544) vara
 * 545) gleðia
 * 546) hégómi
 * 547) samna
 * 548) cantuariensis *
 * 549) minka
 * 550) lopt
 * 551) betri
 * 552) einkanliga
 * 553) gleði
 * 554) her-búð
 * 555) auðhœfi
 * 556) allskyns
 * 557) þungr
 * 558) í mót
 * 559) nefna
 * 560) skaði
 * 561) matr
 * 562) fela
 * 563) fugl
 * 564) lǽra
 * 565) liggja
 * 566) þakka
 * 567) vinátta
 * 568) sýn
 * 569) fiall
 * 570) íhuga
 * 571) hvárrtveggia
 * 572) sveria
 * 573) vani
 * 574) verðleiki
 * 575) dvergr
 * 576) nauðsyn
 * 577) messa
 * 578) fingrgull
 * 579) fullkomliga
 * 580) haf
 * 581) hefna
 * 582) harma
 * 583) skapa
 * 584) mǫrk
 * 585) vesǫld
 * 586) sǽtt
 * 587) skógr
 * 588) hundr
 * 589) hlutr
 * 590) jafnan
 * 591) ván
 * 592) andlit
 * 593) andskoti
 * 594) gráta
 * 595) drykkr
 * 596) frelsa
 * 597) fregna
 * 598) bœta
 * 599) lítt
 * 600) hugga
 * 601) minna
 * 602) porus *
 * 603) of
 * 604) skjótr
 * 605) verðugr
 * 606) minni
 * 607) ræzla
 * 608) siór
 * 609) sœma
 * 610) staðfastr
 * 611) hitta
 * 612) garðr
 * 613) framferð
 * 614) steðia
 * 615) vildr
 * 616) skióta
 * 617) margfaldligr
 * 618) ríð
 * 619) átrúnaðr
 * 620) þiggia
 * 621) sýsla
 * 622) svik
 * 623) sonr
 * 624) brjóta
 * 625) bar-dagi
 * 626) bessus *
 * 627) festa
 * 628) myrkr
 * 629) ekki
 * 630) brióst
 * 631) fullgera
 * 632) afl
 * 633) eign
 * 634) þrǽll
 * 635) sigla
 * 636) reiðr
 * 637) glaðr
 * 638) hirða
 * 639) fýst
 * 640) innan
 * 641) lýsa
 * 642) lesa
 * 643) þegia
 * 644) líf,lífi
 * 645) postoli
 * 646) himinríki
 * 647) útǫluligr
 * 648) stundum
 * 649) svefn
 * 650) fylgja
 * 651) sanna
 * 652) okkarr
 * 653) nǽrri
 * 654) pína
 * 655) sannendi
 * 656) marka
 * 657) skapari
 * 658) fiórir
 * 659) bak
 * 660) afla
 * 661) fyrsta
 * 662) fegrð
 * 663) hirð
 * 664) hals
 * 665) allskonar
 * 666) andsvar
 * 667) tígna
 * 668) sárr
 * 669) skera
 * 670) þiónustumaðr
 * 671) ábóti
 * 672) Gurun *
 * 673) Bretland
 * 674) it
 * 675) Guðbrandr *
 * 676) meðferð
 * 677) ryggr
 * 678) iátta
 * 679) úfriðr
 * 680) tiá
 * 681) háleitr
 * 682) kynligr
 * 683) stýra
 * 684) starf
 * 685) sǽti
 * 686) erendi
 * 687) embætti
 * 688) athæfi
 * 689) dœmi
 * 690) jǫrð
 * 691) parmenio *
 * 692) mein
 * 693) víða
 * 694) leika
 * 695) hǽtta
 * 696) skilja
 * 697) bœr
 * 698) reisa
 * 699) hingat
 * 700) frǽgr
 * 701) feginn
 * 702) glœpr
 * 703) góz
 * 704) sinn,sinni
 * 705) siúkr
 * 706) lífdagar
 * 707) vandi
 * 708) Þórir *
 * 709) skyld
 * 710) gialda
 * 711) kalfr
 * 712) kross
 * 713) vitia
 * 714) reinn
 * 715) skǫmm
 * 716) Nachor *
 * 717) vizka
 * 718) hundrað
 * 719) kvikendi
 * 720) lag
 * 721) nǽst
 * 722) auka
 * 723) engill
 * 724) austr
 * 725) fóstrland
 * 726) eta
 * 727) Theodas *
 * 728) veizla
 * 729) hyggja
 * 730) huggan
 * 731) lík
 * 732) norðr
 * 733) munr
 * 734) ráðgiafi
 * 735) ásýn
 * 736) ávǫxtr
 * 737) undarligr
 * 738) syndugr
 * 739) staðfastliga
 * 740) vísdómr
 * 741) líkneskia
 * 742) opinberliga
 * 743) náð
 * 744) áhyggia
 * 745) Ianval
 * 746) øyðimǫrk
 * 747) ógurligr
 * 748) íhiá
 * 749) milli
 * 750) ritning
 * 751) reiða
 * 752) fylla
 * 753) hata
 * 754) hellir
 * 755) heyra
 * 756) bǫlva
 * 757) kyssa
 * 758) lenda
 * 759) vegr1
 * 760) stunda
 * 761) valda
 * 762) tré
 * 763) systir
 * 764) gǽzla
 * 765) senn
 * 766) líkami
 * 767) karl
 * 768) keisari
 * 769) borgar-maðr
 * 770) ríkuliga
 * 771) meingerð
 * 772) Desire *
 * 773) mikilliga
 * 774) Finnr *
 * 775) iá
 * 776) fylki
 * 777) óðlast
 * 778) kenning
 * 779) hvílíkr
 * 780) dalr
 * 781) angra
 * 782) hlaupa
 * 783) ǽtt
 * 784) þjóna
 * 785) þǫkk
 * 786) án
 * 787) skipan
 * 788) skorta
 * 789) slíta
 * 790) verja
 * 791) kné
 * 792) kveld
 * 793) hǫfn
 * 794) háski
 * 795) nótt
 * 796) seinn
 * 797) fyrirkoma
 * 798) auglit
 * 799) fiarri
 * 800) vǫllr
 * 801) ár
 * 802) úti
 * 803) þannug
 * 804) ella
 * 805) endi
 * 806) flýja
 * 807) silfr
 * 808) vaka
 * 809) hǫgg
 * 810) hygginn
 * 811) krefia
 * 812) liósta
 * 813) Arni *
 * 814) vandliga
 * 815) Loðvis *
 * 816) pell
 * 817) sendimaðr
 * 818) skilning,skilningr
 * 819) mislíka
 * 820) miskunna
 * 821) Hákon *
 * 822) Milun *
 * 823) Gviamar *
 * 824) þvá
 * 825) œrinn
 * 826) kveðia
 * 827) hvárki
 * 828) guðspiall
 * 829) hœverskr
 * 830) glaðliga
 * 831) grípa
 * 832) umfram
 * 833) trøysta
 * 834) svívirða
 * 835) skíra
 * 836) mannligr
 * 837) lykt
 * 838) løyfi
 * 839) prófeti
 * 840) optsamliga
 * 841) hvítr
 * 842) lauss
 * 843) lúta
 * 844) erfiði
 * 845) fliúga
 * 846) berliga
 * 847) á-gǽtr
 * 848) andligr
 * 849) uppi
 * 850) sorg
 * 851) svar
 * 852) sundr
 * 853) rǫdd
 * 854) munnr
 * 855) philotas
 * 856) asia
 * 857) skylda
 * 858) vakna
 * 859) fall
 * 860) ýmiss
 * 861) orlof
 * 862) líkia
 * 863) misgera
 * 864) mœða
 * 865) iðurliga
 * 866) bann
 * 867) Egill *
 * 868) nokkurskonar
 * 869) vekia
 * 870) vegr I
 * 871) hvervetna
 * 872) iafnskiótt
 * 873) lítillæti
 * 874) rœra
 * 875) skemta
 * 876) signa
 * 877) ákafliga
 * 878) venia
 * 879) skurðguð
 * 880) skyndiliga
 * 881) vǫxtr
 * 882) reyna
 * 883) miðr
 * 884) kerra
 * 885) félagskapr
 * 886) flytja
 * 887) fella
 * 888) gǫfugr
 * 889) heiðinn
 * 890) fǫr
 * 891) drengr
 * 892) dreifa
 * 893) tíð
 * 894) stǫðugr
 * 895) sumar
 * 896) sveit
 * 897) traust
 * 898) telja
 * 899) vaskr
 * 900) sǽra
 * 901) skína
 * 902) skjǫldr
 * 903) létta
 * 904) lǽknir
 * 905) iðra
 * 906) Arachis *
 * 907) merki
 * 908) frialsa
 * 909) fang
 * 910) gras
 * 911) sniallr
 * 912) skundi
 * 913) veria
 * 914) syrgia
 * 915) hugskot
 * 916) grœða
 * 917) gipta
 * 918) boðskapr
 * 919) Gillibert *
 * 920) lausn
 * 921) iafnliga
 * 922) Hárekr *
 * 923) sœmiliga
 * 924) vǫldugr
 * 925) vanvirða
 * 926) margskyns
 * 927) ákall
 * 928) þurpt
 * 929) úmáttuligr
 * 930) stríða
 * 931) semia
 * 932) margháttaðr
 * 933) púsa
 * 934) grið
 * 935) fíll
 * 936) flǽrð
 * 937) galterus *
 * 938) heima
 * 939) heit
 * 940) halfa
 * 941) í frá
 * 942) þykkr
 * 943) tíðr
 * 944) turn
 * 945) trúnaðr
 * 946) sǿkja
 * 947) svikari
 * 948) sofna
 * 949) jafn-vel
 * 950) kaupa
 * 951) kóróna
 * 952) hof
 * 953) eiginn
 * 954) eiðr
 * 955) duga
 * 956) megin
 * 957) rǽna
 * 958) rǿða
 * 959) rétta
 * 960) muna
 * 961) mánaðr
 * 962) spekingr
 * 963) vega
 * 964) síðarri
 * 965) stǫðva
 * 966) heitr
 * 967) heimta
 * 968) gá
 * 969) gyðingr
 * 970) fé-lagi
 * 971) hernaðr
 * 972) firra
 * 973) í móti
 * 974) eigna
 * 975) mak-ligr
 * 976) fremia
 * 977) hveim
 * 978) sinn(i)
 * 979) umhverfis
 * 980) svívirðing
 * 981) stórmenni
 * 982) yrkia
 * 983) orrosta
 * 984) heimska
 * 985) hertogi
 * 986) hátíð
 * 987) krúna
 * 988) papa
 * 989) meinlæti
 * 990) lióð
 * 991) liótr
 * 992) selia
 * 993) skilning
 * 994) samþykki
 * 995) áeggian
 * 996) þióð
 * 997) suðr
 * 998) skáld
 * 999) formaðr
 * 1000) harðendi

* Denotes character from stories used. Some are still common Norse names.


text: Thesaurus:chess piece

title: Thesaurus:chess piece


text:
User talk:216.130.90.60

--EncycloPetey 04:03, 12 June 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:216.130.90.60


text:
User talk:75.81.26.121

mutter
is not phonemic in English. --EncycloPetey 04:04, 12 June 2010 (UTC)

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corupe

Etymology
, present active infinitive of. Modeled after.

Verb

 * 1) to corrupt, deprave, taint, pervert
 * 2) to bribe

title: corupe


text:
corrumpo

Verb

 * 1) to pervert, corrupt, deprave or infect
 * 2) to gain to oneself by gifts, etc.; bribe
 * 3) to spoil or rot
 * 4) to taint or contaminate
 * 5) to tempt or seduce
 * 1) to spoil or rot
 * 2) to taint or contaminate
 * 3) to tempt or seduce

title: corrumpo


text: corrumpere

title: corrumpere


text: Gvæjana

title: Gvæjana


text:
προφορά

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pronunciation, utterance

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  pronunciation, articulation, enunciation manner in which sounds are pronounced
 * 2)  accent manner in which a certain language is pronounced depending on location and other factors
 * 1)  accent manner in which a certain language is pronounced depending on location and other factors

title: προφορά


text:
svårmod

Etymology
, equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) melancholy (sadness or depression)

title: svårmod


text:
граффити

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) graffiti

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) graffiti

title: граффити


text:
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The inflection-table template for Greek nouns declining like . Other examples may be found in the Category:Greek nouns declining like 'γυμνοσάλιαγκας'.

The syntax  produces the table:

A full list of other declension-table templates with a brief indication of use can be found at Greek noun inflection-table templates.

title: Template:el-nM-ας-ες-3a


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необычный

Adjective

 * 1) unusual, uncommon

title: необычный


text:
차림표

Noun

 * 1) menu (details of the food to be served at a banquet)

title: 차림표


text:
трусость

Noun

 * 1) cowardice

title: трусость


text:
Eucharistie

Noun

 * 1)  Eucharist sacrament

title: Eucharistie


text:
can you help me

Phrase

 * 1) A request for help.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: kan jy my help?
 * Ainu: エエンカスイ エアシカイ ヤ?
 * Albanian: mund të më ndihmoni?,  mund të më ndihmosh?
 * Arabic: هَل يُمْكِنُكَ مُسَاعَدَتِي؟, هَل يُمْكِنُكِ مُسَاعَدَتِي؟
 * Basque: lagundu ahal nauzu?
 * Bulgarian: можете ли да ми помогнете?
 * Catalan: pots ajudar-me?,  pot ajudar-me?
 * Chinese:
 * Hokkien: 汝會使鬥我𣍐？, 汝會做鬥我𣍐？
 * Mandarin: 能幫個忙嗎？,  你能幫我嗎？
 * Czech: můžete mi pomoci?,  můžeš mi pomoci?, můžeš mi pomoct?
 * Danish: kan De hjælpe mig?
 * Dutch: kan je mij helpen?,  kan U mij helpen?
 * Finnish: voitko auttaa minua
 * French: peux-tu m'aider ?,  pouvez-vous m'aider ?
 * Galician: pode axudarme?
 * German: kannst Du mir helfen?,  können Sie mir helfen?
 * Hindi: क्या आप मेरी मदद कर सकते हैं, क्या आप मेरी मदद कर सकती हैं, क्या तुम मेरी मदद कर सकते हो?, क्या तुम मेरी मदद कर सकती हो, क्या तू मेरी मदद कर सकता है, क्या तू मेरी मदद कर सकती है
 * Hungarian: tudsz/tudnál nekem segíteni?,  tud/tudna nekem segíteni?
 * Icelandic: geturðu aðstoðað mig?
 * Italian: mi puoi aiutare?,  mi può aiutare?
 * Japanese: 助けることができますか
 * Korean: 좀 도와-주실 수 있으-시나요?
 * Latin: Potesne adiuvāre mē?
 * Luxembourgish: kënnt Dir mir hëllefen?
 * Maltese: tista tgħinni?
 * Marathi: तू माझी मदत करू शकतोस का?, तू माझी मदत करू शकतेस का?, तुम्ही माझी मदत करू शकता का?
 * Navajo: shíká anilyeed, tʼááshʼáko?
 * Norwegian: kan du hjelpe meg?
 * Ojibwe: gidaa-wiidookaw ina?
 * Polish: możesz mi pomóc?,  może mi pan pomóc?,  może mi pani pomóc?
 * Portuguese: (você) pode me ajudar?
 * Romanian: poți să mă ajuți?,  puteți să mă ajutați?
 * Russian: вы мо́жете мне помо́чь?, вы не могли́ бы мне помо́чь?
 * Serbo-Croatian: možeš li mi pomoći?, možete li mi pomoći?, možeš li da mi pomogneš?, možete li da mi pomognete?
 * Somali: ma i caawin kartaa
 * Spanish: puedes ayudarme,  podés ayudarme,  puede ayudarme
 * Swedish: kan du hjälpa mig?, Skulle du kunna hjälpa mig?
 * Tagalog: puwede mo ba ako tulungan?, puwede patulong?
 * Thai: ช่วยผมได้ครับ, ช่วยฉันได้ไหมคะ
 * Tok Pisin: yu i ken helpim mi?
 * Turkish: bana yardım edebilirmisiniz?
 * Vietnamese: bạn có thể giúp tôi?
 * Welsh: wnei di helpu fi?, wnewch chi helpu fi?
 * Yucatec Maya: aanteni?

title: can you help me


text:
Centre of the Universe

Proper noun

 * 1)  The city of Toronto, due to its perceived self-absorbed haughty attitude.

title: Centre of the Universe


text:
Center of the Universe

Proper noun

 * 1)  New York City

title: Center of the Universe


text:
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The inflection-table template for Greek nouns declining like . Other examples may be found in the Category:Greek nouns declining like 'άνηθος'.

The syntax  produces the table:

A full list of other declension-table templates with a brief indication of use can be found at Greek noun inflection-table templates.

title: Template:el-nM-ος-3a


text: laineille

title: laineille


text:
Cererian

Etymology
From, genitive case of.

Pronunciation

 * Cererian or Cererean:

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the Roman goddess Ceres
 * 2) Of or relating to the dwarf planet–asteroid Ceres
 * 1) Of or relating to the dwarf planet–asteroid Ceres
 * 1) Of or relating to the dwarf planet–asteroid Ceres
 * 1) Of or relating to the dwarf planet–asteroid Ceres
 * 1) Of or relating to the dwarf planet–asteroid Ceres

Noun

 * 1) An inhabitant of the asteroid Ceres

title: Cererian


text:
Didonian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Dido.

title: Didonian


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Iridian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Iris.

title: Iridian


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Isidian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Isis

title: Isidian


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Junonian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Juno

title: Junonian


text:
nemetic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to nemesis

title: nemetic


text: 公开

title: 公开


text:
公開

Adjective

 * 1) open; public; publicly available

Verb

 * 1) to make public

Verb

 * 1)  to share costs

Noun

 * 1) opening, release, exhibition
 * 2) disclosure, exposure

Verb

 * 1) to open to the public, to release, to put on exhibit
 * 2) to disclose, to expose

title: 公開


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Template:el-nM-ης-2a

The inflection-table template for Greek nouns declining like . Other examples may be found in the Category:Greek nouns declining like 'Απρίλης'.

The syntax  produces the table:

A full list of other declension-table templates with a brief indication of use can be found at Greek noun inflection-table templates.

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text:
Sphingian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the Sphinx

title: Sphingian


text:
sphingian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to a sphinx

title: sphingian


text:
brudgum

Etymology
From, from , from. Compare Danish and Norwegian, Icelandic , Faroese.

Noun

 * 1) bridegroom (a man on his wedding day, just before it or a short time after it)

title: brudgum


text:
Themistian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Themis

title: Themistian


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Vestian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Vesta.

title: Vestian


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Dionean

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Dione.

title: Dionean


text:
ομιλητής

Noun

 * 1) speaker one who speaks
 * 2) speaker one who uses a particular language
 * 3) lecturer, speaker
 * 1) lecturer, speaker

title: ομιλητής


text:
ηχείο

Noun

 * 1) loudspeaker
 * 2) speaker
 * 3) wooden body of stringed instruments

title: ηχείο


text:
ρήτορας

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) orator
 * 2) speaker maker of a speech to an audience

title: ρήτορας


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Ganymedean

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Ganymede.

Noun

 * 1)  An inhabitant of Ganymede (a moon of Jupiter).

title: Ganymedean


text:
s-mobile

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A phenomenon where a Proto-Indo-European root begins with an *s- which is sometimes but not always present in the daughter languages.

title: s-mobile


text:
daughter language

Etymology
Probably a.

Noun

 * 1)  A language which genetically descends from an earlier parent language.

Translations

 * Armenian: դուստր լեզու
 * Bulgarian: дъщерен език
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 派生語言
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: tytärkieli
 * French:
 * German:
 * Hungarian: utódnyelv,
 * Limburgish: dochtertaol
 * Persian: زبان دختر
 * Polish: język wywodzący się z innego
 * Russian: дочерний язык
 * Swedish:
 * Turkish: yavru dil

title: daughter language


text:
hikke

Etymology 1
From the verb, which is. Related to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) hiccups the condition of having hiccup spasms

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) hiccup to have the hiccups

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) swot, nerd

Noun

 * 1) hiccups (the condition of having hiccup spasms)

Noun

 * 1) hiccups (the condition of having hiccup spasms)

title: hikke


text:
Enceladan

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Enceladus

Noun

 * 1)  An inhabitant of Enceladus (a moon of Saturn).

title: Enceladan


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Enceladean

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Enceladus

Noun

 * 1)  An inhabitant of Enceladus (a moon of Saturn).

title: Enceladean


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maniaque

Etymology
, itself a borrowing from, adjectival form of. .

Adjective

 * 1) maniacal, mental
 * 2) obsessive-compulsive, OCD
 * 3)  fastidious, fussy, house-proud

Noun

 * 1) maniac insane person
 * 2)  person obsessed with something, fanatic about something
 * 3)  neat freak, clean freak
 * 1)  neat freak, clean freak

Noun

 * 1)  crank

title: maniaque


text:
Japetian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Japetus (Iapetus)

title: Japetian


text:
Iapetian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Iapetus.

title: Iapetian


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Janian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Janus

title: Janian


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Tethyan

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Tethys

Translations

 * Greek: τηθύειος, τηθύιος

title: Tethyan