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User:Sobtchak

Being a spare-time linguist, my contribution to the various Wiktionaries is based on research and home resources. I live in the U.S., but being born into a primarily Russian family, the great language of Chekhov and Tolstoy has been bestowed on me. One of my chief goals on Wiktionary as well as Wikipedia is therefore to expand the Russophone scholarly assets, and benefit the Russian editions in their advancement to become a legitimate source of information. On top of it all, I speak French just about fluently; I’ve lived in Germany where I acquired Deutsch. Due to diverse studying and exploration I’ve also gotten a loose grip around a chockfull of languages, like Polish and Italian.

It is also of my ambition to create a Russian-language source available for Ukrainians, Israelis, Uzbeks, Georgians, Armenians, Tajiks – exactly everyone that will speak Russian. Accordingly, I would like to uplift any regional jargons and traits that should be taken into consideration.

title: User:Sobtchak


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Category talk:Importance

Where is the documentation that justifies this? It seems completely redundant to the content that is ideally under our semantic relations headers and WikiSaurus. DCDuring TALK 23:08, 17 April 2011 (UTC)

Category:Importance
Note before we started, I created this category as it has/had nine entries, all of which were added by. Allow ultra-specific topical categories is bad enough; this is more like a category for synonyms, and to me, is redundant to a synonyms or see also section, or Wikisaurus, just create WS:importance instead. Mglovesfun (talk) 20:04, 17 April 2011 (UTC)

 * I'd like to keep this category, either with this name or with a similar name such as Category:Value. However, DCDuring, in this history page, expresses his disagreement by stating that it is redundant to Wikisaurus and a Synonyms section. He also deleted most of its members, except 9 random ones.
 * He didn't say what page or section. However, Wikisaurus and Synonyms sections are restricted by meanings and parts of speech: we have one for adjectives meaning low importance and another for adjectives meaning high importance. We don't have any linking to nouns like importance or adverbs like importantly as synonyms.
 * The Category:Importance has members of multiple parts of speech and multiple languages, as expected of a topical category. Many English words may be simultaneously members of Wikisaurus pages and similar topical categories: for example, we have Category:Tea and WS:tea. The Wikisaurus version is more restricted and more sophisticated by displaying various types of relationships of English nouns (though proposals of implementing Wikisaurus in other languages have been discussed, and WS pages of other parts of speech may be linked within the "See also" section if applicable), and the topical category is more abrangent and more simple by simply listing all the terms that involve tea in the easily readable and editable standard used by numerous sites powered by MediaWiki. --Daniel. 20:24, 17 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Very strong delete, I'm tempted to say this is deliberate vandalism, an attempt to harm Wiktionary content. What's next, Category:Awesomeness? Category:Hilariousness? Mglovesfun (talk) 20:52, 17 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete. Despite what you've said, I think that this is redundant to synonyms sections, WS and see also sections. —Internoob (Disc•Cont) 22:16, 17 April 2011 (UTC)
 * At the very best, it's not a topical category of a part-of-speech style category like English nouns; it would need a new category tree, like English synonym categories, or English related term categories. Indeed you could split the category between WS:importance and Category:English terms derived from importance. Mglovesfun (talk) 22:20, 17 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete. To the extent that this undocumented category might have intellectual coherence, it is included in the idea of semantic relations which are a family of L4/5 headers and also derived and related terms. This makes me wonder about a few things, but especially what criteria warrant the creation of a topical category, let alone a tree of categories of supposed application to every language. The category realm has become yet another private playpen, following individual Appendix subpages. If only such creative energy could be used for good. DCDuring TALK 23:15, 17 April 2011 (UTC)

I didn't say that Category:Importance is not redundant to synonyms sections and WS pages; it is. Or rather, it will be redundant, once people move the contents from the category to Wikisaurus pages, since this idea was brought up after I started to organize the contents by using the category.

Mglovesfun and DCDuring, please stop being overdramatic. I'm tired of having to deal with conflicts based on poor yet aggressive arguments. Vandalism? Private playpen? Suggesting that Wiktionary would be so easily harmed by a new category is offensive to a project I like.

Internoob, thank you for your opinion. My conclusion may sound sarcastic, but it isn't. If people are expected to always find it better to navigate between multiple WS pages subdivided by parts of speech and nuances of meaning instead of one big and comprehensive topical category, I'm fine with that. --Daniel. 04:44, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

 * I didn't know that Wiktionary could be offended. I also didn't know you like it! This category isn't topical, it's synonyms, antonyms, related terms, derived terms and see also. --Mglovesfun (talk) 06:48, 18 April 2011 (UTC)
 * You seem to be describing Category:Three. --Daniel. 06:50, 18 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Weak delete. This would lead to a set of categories for qualities AKA properties such as Category:Greatness, Category:Hilariousness, Category:Heaviness and Category:Hardness, which might work and be nice for some purposes, but it is unclear whether this is a topical category and where it belongs in the topical category tree. I would like to see at least a sketch of a plan for creation of such categories before I could support the category. --Dan Polansky 19:20, 19 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete. It's not suitable as a category name. ---> Tooironic 22:25, 21 April 2011 (UTC)

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title: Category talk:Importance


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sagnar

Etymology
, from, a verb based on. . Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to bleed

title: sagnar


text: early birds

title: early birds


text:
anheben

Verb

 * 1) to lift up
 * 2) to raise, to increase
 * 3)  to begin (to do something)
 * 4) * 1483, Anton Koberger, Bibel, folio V recto:
 * "de"

- Hie hebt ſich an Geneſis das erſt buch der fuenff bucher moyſi.

Usage notes
The alternative past-tense forms hub an etc. are generally limited to the sense of “to begin” and are, even as such, rare and considered dated or poetic.

The alternate past participle was a common obsolete or archaic form.

title: anheben


text:
căpcăun

Etymology
. Generally believed to be based on a calque of. (See and ). Also, possibly from a *capcanus.

Noun

 * 1) a mythical dog-headed monster or ogre

title: căpcăun


text:
attention-grabbing

Adjective

 * 1) Attracting notice and attention, or prone to doing so.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: huomiota herättävä
 * French:, ,
 * Polish: przyciągający uwagę
 * Tagalog: agaw-pansin

title: attention-grabbing


text:
turturea

Etymology
or, diminutive of , ; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Alternatively, from a diminutive of the rare or regional Romanian.

Noun

 * 1)  turtle dove

title: turturea


text:
fire-crotch

Noun

 * 1)  A person who has red pubic hair.

title: fire-crotch


text: fire crotch

title: fire crotch


text: Category:Hungarian nouns suffixed with -öny


text: öltönyök

title: öltönyök


text:
наши

Determiner

 * 1) ; our, ours

title: наши


text:
ваши

Determiner

 * 1) ; your, yours

title: ваши


text:
収穫

Noun

 * 1) harvest, crop; harvesting
 * 2) result, gain obtained through some act(s) or endeavor
 * 1) result, gain obtained through some act(s) or endeavor

Derived terms

 * 収穫期 (shūkakuki): harvest time
 * 収穫高 (shūkakudaka): crop, income
 * 収穫祭 (shūkakusai): harvest festival
 * 収穫時 (shūkakuji): time of harvest
 * 収穫物 (shūkakubutsu): the harvest, the yield
 * 収穫予想 (shūkaku yosō): crop estimate
 * 収穫感謝祭 (shūkaku kanshasai): Thanksgiving Day, harvest festival
 * 収穫逓減の法則 (shūkaku teigen no hōsoku): law of diminishing returns, law of diminishing marginal returns
 * 予想収穫高 (yosō shūkakudaka): crop estimate
 * 規模に関する収穫 (kibo ni kan suru shūkaku): returns to scale

Verb

 * 1) harvest, reap, bring in

title: 収穫


text:
User:Mybhopal

To start with I am happy that this is my user page.

title: User:Mybhopal


text:
put up a fight

Verb

 * 1) To offer some form of resistance to an attack.
 * She put up a fight when the mugger tried to steal her purse.
 * 1)  To protest or make a fuss, especially over a proposed course of action.
 * Their youngest son always put up a fight when it was bedtime.
 * Their youngest son always put up a fight when it was bedtime.

Translations

 * Finnish: taistella vastaan, tapella vastaan, laittaa vastaan
 * Polish: stawiać opór, stawić opór
 * Swedish: ,

title: put up a fight


text:
run counter

Verb

 * 1) To defy or oppose something, especially an expectation, custom, or social standard.

title: run counter


text:
un-Australian

Adjective

 * 1) Not Australian.
 * 2) Not conforming to characteristic Australian standards of behaviour and ethics.

title: un-Australian


text:
väta

Etymology 1
From, from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to wet

Noun

 * 1) wetness

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to play be playful
 * 2) to play participate in a game
 * 3) to play an instrument

title: väta


text: 教练

title: 教练


text:
suck a lemon

Etymology
From the grimace one sometimes gets from tasting the tartness of a lemon's citric acid.

Verb

 * 1)  To be in a sour or negative mood.

title: suck a lemon


text:
syntymäpaikka

Noun

 * 1) birthplace

title: syntymäpaikka


text:
erodent

Noun

 * 1) Something that erodes.

title: erodent


text: erodents

title: erodents


text:
نهان

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) hidden, secret, arcane

title: نهان


text:
push broom

Noun

 * 1) A T-shaped broom that can sweep or scrub large areas

title: push broom


text: push brooms

title: push brooms


text:
swim upstream

Verb

 * 1)  To opt for a difficult course of action when a simpler or safer alternative is available; to make an unwise decision against sound advice.
 * I told my daughter to get her hair dyed at a salon, but she had to swim upstream and do it herself. Now it's a mess.

title: swim upstream


text:
porumbar

Etymology
From or from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) pigeon house, dovecote, pigeonhole, columbarium
 * 2) corn crib, granary

Noun

 * 1) blackthorn, sloe tree

title: porumbar


text:
ឆ្ងាញ់

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to be tasty, delicious
 * 2) to be delightful
 * 3) to be eloquent

title: ឆ្ងាញ់


text:
neuchinjid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the state of being undecided

title: neuchinjid


text:
neuchiartys

Noun

 * 1) error, inaccuracy, partiality, unevenness

title: neuchiartys


text:
kantanäky

Etymology
🇰🇲..

Noun

 * 1)  primal scene

title: kantanäky


text:
Talk:good looking

Needs categories
Needs categories. 71.66.97.228 05:27, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:good looking


text: γερού

title: γερού


text: γερό

title: γερό


text: γερή

title: γερή


text: γερές

title: γερές


text:
γερά

Adverb

 * 1) soundly, thoroughly, strongly

title: γερά


text: γερών

title: γερών


text: γεροί

title: γεροί


text: γερούς

title: γερούς


text: γερέ

title: γερέ


text: γερής

title: γερής


text:
neuennymagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) anonymous, nameless

title: neuennymagh


text:
neughlennid

Noun

 * 1) corruption, impurity
 * 2) uncleanliness, foulness
 * 3) bawdiness, lewdness

title: neughlennid


text: πάλσαρς

title: πάλσαρς


text:
neuimneagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unconcerned, unanxious, insolicitous

title: neuimneagh


text:
neulhaihderys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dyslexia

title: neulhaihderys


text: Thesaurus:Andromeda

title: Thesaurus:Andromeda


text: Thesaurus:Hercules

title: Thesaurus:Hercules


text: emendatior

title: emendatior


text: emendatius

title: emendatius


text: emendatiores

title: emendatiores


text: emendatiora

title: emendatiora


text: emendatioris

title: emendatioris


text: emendatiorum

title: emendatiorum


text: emendatiori

title: emendatiori


text: emendatiorem

title: emendatiorem


text: emendatiore

title: emendatiore


text: emendatioribus

title: emendatioribus


text:
Sign gloss:RAINBOW

American Sign Language

 * 1) 4@NearTipFinger-PalmBackFingerDown-4@SideTrunkhigh-PalmBackFingerUp RoundVert 4@SideTrunkhigh-PalmBackFingerUp-4@SideTrunkhigh-PalmBackFingerUp

title: Sign gloss:RAINBOW


text:
Sign gloss:SCHEDULE

American Sign Language

 * 1) 4@RadialPalm-OpenB@CenterChesthigh Contact 4@UlnarPalm 4@BasePalm Contact 4@TipFinger.

title: Sign gloss:SCHEDULE


text:
Sign gloss:MOTHER

American Sign Language

 * 1) 5@Chin-ThumbBack Contact

title: Sign gloss:MOTHER


text:
Sign gloss:COLOR

American Sign Language

 * 1) 5@Chin-PalmBack Wiggle.

title: Sign gloss:COLOR


text:
Sign gloss:FATHER

American Sign Language
See 5@Forehead-ThumbBack Contact

title: Sign gloss:FATHER


text:
Sign gloss:DIFFERENT

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@BackFinger-FingerAcross-1@CenterChesthigh-FingerAcross 1@SideChesthigh-1@SideChesthigh

title: Sign gloss:DIFFERENT


text:
emetiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) measuring out, traversing, imparting

title: emetiens


text:
emensurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to measure out, traverse, impart

title: emensurus


text:
emensus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) measured out, traversed, imparted

title: emensus


text:
Sign gloss:RED

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@Chin-PalmBack X@NearChin-PalmBack

title: Sign gloss:RED


text: User:Neskaya/gloss

title: User:Neskaya/gloss


text: emetientes

title: emetientes


text: emetientia

title: emetientia


text: emetientis

title: emetientis


text: emetientium

title: emetientium


text: emetienti

title: emetienti


text: emetiente

title: emetiente


text: emetientibus

title: emetientibus


text: emetientem

title: emetientem


text: emensura

title: emensura


text: emensurum

title: emensurum


text: emensuri

title: emensuri


text: emensurae

title: emensurae


text: emensurorum

title: emensurorum


text: emensurarum

title: emensurarum


text: emensuro

title: emensuro


text: emensuris

title: emensuris


text: emensuram

title: emensuram


text: emensuros

title: emensuros


text: emensuras

title: emensuras


text: emensure

title: emensure


text:
Sign gloss:MEET

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@FromThumb-FingerUp-1@CenterChesthigh-FingerUp 1@Thumb-FingerUp-1@CenterChesthigh-FingerUp

title: Sign gloss:MEET


text: emensa

title: emensa


text: emensum

title: emensum


text: emensi

title: emensi


text: emensae

title: emensae


text: emensorum

title: emensorum


text: emensarum

title: emensarum


text: emenso

title: emenso


text: emensis

title: emensis


text: emensam

title: emensam


text: emensos

title: emensos


text: emensas

title: emensas


text: emense

title: emense


text:
hinniens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) neighing

title: hinniens


text:
Sign gloss:NERVOUS

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@InsideTrunkhigh-FingerDown-1@InsideTrunkhigh-FingerDown SmallSidetoside

title: Sign gloss:NERVOUS


text: hinnientes

title: hinnientes


text: hinnientia

title: hinnientia


text: hinnientis

title: hinnientis


text: hinnientium

title: hinnientium


text: hinnienti

title: hinnienti


text: hinniente

title: hinniente


text: hinnientibus

title: hinnientibus


text: hinnientem

title: hinnientem


text:
Sign gloss:FALL-IN-LOVE

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@Mouth-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp RoundMidline 1@BasePalm-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp RoundMidline 1@TipPalm-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp

title: Sign gloss:FALL-IN-LOVE


text:
Sign gloss:SKIP

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@NearFinger-Open8@Center-PalmDown Contact 1@NearFinger-Open8@Center-PalmDown

title: Sign gloss:SKIP


text:
Sign gloss:ABSENT

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@NearFinger-Open8@Center-PalmDown Contact 1@NearFinger-Open8@Center-PalmDown

title: Sign gloss:ABSENT


text:
Sign gloss:GO

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@NearHand-FingerUp-1@InsideChesthigh-FingerUp 1@NearHand-FingerForward-1@DistalInsideChesthigh-FingerForward

title: Sign gloss:GO


text:
Sign gloss:HOTDOG

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@NearPalm-C@CenterChesthigh-PalmUp Contact

title: Sign gloss:HOTDOG


text:
Sign gloss:DUE

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@NearPalm-FingerDown-FlatB@CenterChesthigh-PalmUp Contact

title: Sign gloss:DUE


text:
Sign gloss:THINK

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@NearSfhead-PalmDown 1@Sfhead-PalmDown

title: Sign gloss:THINK


text:
Sign gloss:CAN'T

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@NearSternumhigh-PalmForward-1@Chesthigh-TipAcross FastContact 1@FromBackFinger-PalmDown-1@Chesthigh-TipAcross

title: Sign gloss:CAN'T


text:
Sign gloss:INDIFFERENT

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@Nose-FingerBack 1@FromNose-FingerForward

title: Sign gloss:INDIFFERENT


text:
Sign gloss:DON'T-MIND

American Sign Language

 * 1) 1@Nose-FingerBack 1@FromNose-FingerForward

title: Sign gloss:DON'T-MIND


text:
Talk:rough-hew

Horticultural referent
Although 'rough-hewn' certainly, perhaps most often, refers to carpentry, Shakespeare's present tense verb seems to be a horticultural regionalism, consistent with 'shapes our ends', which does not join well with an explanation from carpentry. Mary Z. Maher, in 'Actors Talk About Shakespeare' (Limelight Editions, 2009), quotes Nicholas Pennell:

"I knew an actor who performed with Ben Greet’s company in Stratford-upon-avon. He went out for a drive one day and got hopelessly lost and came upon two men. The actor asked the men for directions back to Stratford, and then he asked them about their work. The thick-set hedges in England were made by cutting the hazel twigs in half on a slant-cut through the stem and then bending it and winding it in with other hazel twigs. the man said, “Yessir, that’s what we do, sir, he and I work together near thirty year now. He rough-hews them, and I shapes their ends.” Here was a stage image [found in Hamlet, V.ii.10, “there’s a divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them how we will”] wedded directly to the earth and not available in most of the scholarly books."

Douglas Michael Massing 07:39, 18 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Origins and meanings of course aren't the same thing. --Mglovesfun (talk) 08:17, 18 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Nor do I claim they are (more below). Douglas Michael Massing 08:47, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

 * Hi, I'm sorry but I rolled back that change as it's far too specific. Your reference shows that it was used in horticultural situations, but it doesn't provide any evidence that this was the primary or the earliest sense. In fact the earliest uses of the word, in the middle sixteenth century, are all in reference to rough-hewing timber or stone. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 08:18, 18 April 2011 (UTC)
 * No worries. Thanks for the reminder to be more thorough, and I'm sorry that I was not. The Shakespeare quote still seems to me not apt to the broader definition, OED notwithstanding. "Either that wallpaper goes, or I do." Douglas Michael Massing 08:47, 18 April 2011 (UTC)
 * I agree more citations would improve things immeasurably. If you find any, please go ahead and add them. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 08:57, 18 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Well, my OED is open, but it's way past my bedtime. Thanks for the guidance, I may be back. [insert generic, mock-sympathetic, appreciative joke about your having a thorn in your name] Douglas Michael Massing 09:06, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

OK, after sleeping on these questions, here is my thought: The problem is that the most famous and oft-quoted use of this verb in the present tense is Shakespeare's. A naive visitor to Wiktionary seeking enlightenment on that quote encounters a definition that, while consistent with verb's role as the source of the more common participial adjective, sheds no light on Shakespeare's usage. My instinct as a dictionary user is that I would welcome a second definition, tagged as a regionalism and illuminating the relationship between the parallel verbs. Would it be within Wiktionary's purview and protocol to add such a second definition, and to segregate quotes accordingly? Best to all, Douglas Michael Massing 19:54, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

 * If there are two separate senses, then yes, they should have separate definitions, and each quotation should be listed under the appropriate definition. —Ruakh TALK 20:07, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:rough-hew


text:
увольнять

Etymology
From, with unexpected interpolation of -н- influenced by.

Verb

 * 1) to discharge, to dismiss, to fire, to sack

title: увольнять


text:
emico

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to appear suddenly

title: emico


text: emicas

title: emicas


text: emicat

title: emicat


text: emicamus

title: emicamus


text: emicatis

title: emicatis


text:
emicant

Etymology
From, present participle of. See.

Adjective

 * 1) Beaming forth; flashing.

title: emicant


text: emicabo

title: emicabo


text: emicabis

title: emicabis


text: emicabit

title: emicabit


text: emicabimus

title: emicabimus


text: emicabitis

title: emicabitis


text: emicabunt

title: emicabunt


text: emicabam

title: emicabam


text: emicabas

title: emicabas


text: emicabat

title: emicabat


text: emicabamus

title: emicabamus


text: emicabatis

title: emicabatis


text: emicabant

title: emicabant


text: emicui

title: emicui


text: emicuisti

title: emicuisti


text: emicuit

title: emicuit


text: emicuimus

title: emicuimus


text: emicuistis

title: emicuistis


text: emicuerunt

title: emicuerunt


text: emicuero

title: emicuero


text: emicueris

title: emicueris


text: emicuerit

title: emicuerit


text: emicuerimus

title: emicuerimus


text: emicueritis

title: emicueritis


text: emicuerint

title: emicuerint


text: emicueram

title: emicueram


text: emicueras

title: emicueras


text: emicuerat

title: emicuerat


text: emicueramus

title: emicueramus


text: emicueratis

title: emicueratis


text: emicuerant

title: emicuerant


text: emicor

title: emicor


text: emicaris

title: emicaris


text: emicamur

title: emicamur


text: emicamini

title: emicamini


text: emicatur

title: emicatur


text: emicantur

title: emicantur


text: emicabor

title: emicabor


text: emicaberis

title: emicaberis


text: emicabimur

title: emicabimur


text: emicabimini

title: emicabimini


text: emicabitur

title: emicabitur


text: emicabuntur

title: emicabuntur


text: emicabar

title: emicabar


text: emicabaris

title: emicabaris


text: emicabamur

title: emicabamur


text: emicabamini

title: emicabamini


text: emicabatur

title: emicabatur


text: emicabantur

title: emicabantur


text: emicem

title: emicem


text: emices

title: emices


text: emicet

title: emicet


text: emicemus

title: emicemus


text: emicetis

title: emicetis


text: emicent

title: emicent


text: emicarem

title: emicarem


text: emicares

title: emicares


text: emicaret

title: emicaret


text: emicaremus

title: emicaremus


text: emicaretis

title: emicaretis


text: emicarent

title: emicarent


text: emicuerim

title: emicuerim


text: emicuissem

title: emicuissem


text: emicuisses

title: emicuisses


text: emicuisset

title: emicuisset


text: emicuissemus

title: emicuissemus


text: emicuissetis

title: emicuissetis


text: emicuissent

title: emicuissent


text: emicer

title: emicer


text: emiceris

title: emiceris


text: emicemur

title: emicemur


text: emicemini

title: emicemini


text: emicetur

title: emicetur


text: emicentur

title: emicentur


text: emicarer

title: emicarer


text: emicareris

title: emicareris


text: emicaremur

title: emicaremur


text: emicaremini

title: emicaremini


text: emicaretur

title: emicaretur


text: emicarentur

title: emicarentur


text: emica

title: emica


text: emicato

title: emicato


text: emicate

title: emicate


text: emicatote

title: emicatote


text: emicanto

title: emicanto


text: emicare

title: emicare


text: emicator

title: emicator


text: emicantor

title: emicantor


text: emicuisse

title: emicuisse


text: emicari

title: emicari


text:
emplastrum

Etymology
Borrowed from which was introduced by  instead of older , substantivisation of , from , from  + , of uncertain etymology. Related to 🇨🇬 and.

Noun

 * 1)  plaster, bandage
 * 2)  piece of bark used in budding, scutcheon, shield

title: emplastrum


text: emplastra

title: emplastra


text: emplastri

title: emplastri


text: emplastrorum

title: emplastrorum


text:
emplastro

Noun

 * 1) poultice; plaster

title: emplastro


text: emplastris

title: emplastris


text:
Vancian magic

Etymology
, after fantasy writer.

Noun

 * 1) A form of magic based on the existence of spells that must be prepared in advance, for specific purposes, and that can be used a finite number of times.

title: Vancian magic


text:
eneco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to kill, slay
 * 2) to exhaust, wear out
 * 1) to exhaust, wear out

title: eneco


text: enecas

title: enecas


text: enecat

title: enecat


text: enecamus

title: enecamus


text: enecatis

title: enecatis


text: enecant

title: enecant


text: enecabo

title: enecabo


text: enecabis

title: enecabis


text: enecabit

title: enecabit


text: enecabimus

title: enecabimus


text: enecabitis

title: enecabitis


text: enecabunt

title: enecabunt


text: enecabam

title: enecabam


text: enecabas

title: enecabas


text: enecabat

title: enecabat


text: enecabamus

title: enecabamus


text: enecabatis

title: enecabatis


text: enecabant

title: enecabant


text: enecui

title: enecui


text: enecuisti

title: enecuisti


text: enecuit

title: enecuit


text: enecuimus

title: enecuimus


text: enecuistis

title: enecuistis


text: enecuerunt

title: enecuerunt


text: enecuero

title: enecuero


text: enecueris

title: enecueris


text: enecuerit

title: enecuerit


text: enecuerimus

title: enecuerimus


text: enecueritis

title: enecueritis


text: enecuerint

title: enecuerint


text: enecueram

title: enecueram


text: enecueras

title: enecueras


text: enecuerat

title: enecuerat


text: enecueramus

title: enecueramus


text: enecueratis

title: enecueratis


text: enecuerant

title: enecuerant


text: enecor

title: enecor


text: enecaris

title: enecaris


text: enecamur

title: enecamur


text: enecamini

title: enecamini


text: enecatur

title: enecatur


text: enecantur

title: enecantur


text: enecabor

title: enecabor


text: enecaberis

title: enecaberis


text: enecabimur

title: enecabimur


text: enecabimini

title: enecabimini


text: enecabitur

title: enecabitur


text:
enecans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) killing

title: enecans


text:
enecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to kill

title: enecturus


text:
enectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) killed

title: enectus


text:
enecandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be killed

title: enecandus


text: enecabuntur

title: enecabuntur


text: enecabar

title: enecabar


text: enecabaris

title: enecabaris


text: enecabamur

title: enecabamur


text: enecabamini

title: enecabamini


text: enecabatur

title: enecabatur


text: enecabantur

title: enecabantur


text: enecantes

title: enecantes


text: enecem

title: enecem


text: eneces

title: eneces


text: enecantia

title: enecantia


text: enecet

title: enecet


text: enecemus

title: enecemus


text: enecantis

title: enecantis


text: enecetis

title: enecetis


text: enecent

title: enecent


text: enecantium

title: enecantium


text: enecarem

title: enecarem


text: enecares

title: enecares


text: enecanti

title: enecanti


text: enecaret

title: enecaret


text: enecante

title: enecante


text: enecaremus

title: enecaremus


text: enecaretis

title: enecaretis


text: enecantibus

title: enecantibus


text: enecarent

title: enecarent


text: enecuerim

title: enecuerim


text: enecantem

title: enecantem


text: enecuissem

title: enecuissem


text: enecuisses

title: enecuisses


text: enecuisset

title: enecuisset


text: enectura

title: enectura


text: enecuissemus

title: enecuissemus


text: enecuissetis

title: enecuissetis


text: enecturum

title: enecturum


text: enecuissent

title: enecuissent


text: enecer

title: enecer


text: enecturi

title: enecturi


text: eneceris

title: eneceris


text: enecemur

title: enecemur


text: enecturae

title: enecturae


text: enecemini

title: enecemini


text: enecetur

title: enecetur


text: enecturorum

title: enecturorum


text: enecentur

title: enecentur


text: enecarer

title: enecarer


text: enecturarum

title: enecturarum


text: enecareris

title: enecareris


text: enecaremur

title: enecaremur


text: enecturo

title: enecturo


text: enecaremini

title: enecaremini


text: enecaretur

title: enecaretur


text: enecturis

title: enecturis


text: enecarentur

title: enecarentur


text: eneca

title: eneca


text: enecturam

title: enecturam


text: enecato

title: enecato


text:
enecate

Etymology
From, past participle of ; +.

Verb

 * 1)  To kill off; to destroy.

title: enecate


text: enecturos

title: enecturos


text: enecatote

title: enecatote


text: enecanto

title: enecanto


text: enecturas

title: enecturas


text: enecare

title: enecare


text: enecator

title: enecator


text: enecture

title: enecture


text: enecantor

title: enecantor


text: enecuisse

title: enecuisse


text: enecari

title: enecari


text: enecta

title: enecta


text: enectum

title: enectum


text: enecti

title: enecti


text: enectae

title: enectae


text: enectorum

title: enectorum


text: enectarum

title: enectarum


text: enecto

title: enecto


text: enectis

title: enectis


text: enectam

title: enectam


text: enectos

title: enectos


text: enectas

title: enectas


text: enecte

title: enecte


text: enecanda

title: enecanda


text: enecandum

title: enecandum


text: enecandi

title: enecandi


text: enecandae

title: enecandae


text: enecandorum

title: enecandorum


text: enecandarum

title: enecandarum


text: enecando

title: enecando


text: enecandis

title: enecandis


text: enecandam

title: enecandam


text: enecandos

title: enecandos


text: enecandas

title: enecandas


text: enecande

title: enecande


text:
enervat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) annoyed, angry

title: enervat


text: enervamus

title: enervamus


text: enervatis

title: enervatis


text:
enervant

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) annoying

title: enervant


text: enervabo

title: enervabo


text: enervabis

title: enervabis


text: enervabit

title: enervabit


text: enervabimus

title: enervabimus


text: enervabitis

title: enervabitis


text: enervabunt

title: enervabunt


text: enervabam

title: enervabam


text: enervabat

title: enervabat


text: enervabamus

title: enervabamus


text: enervabatis

title: enervabatis


text: enervabant

title: enervabant


text: enervavi

title: enervavi


text: enervavisti

title: enervavisti


text: enervavit

title: enervavit


text: enervavimus

title: enervavimus


text: enervavistis

title: enervavistis


text: enervaverunt

title: enervaverunt


text: enervavero

title: enervavero


text: enervaveris

title: enervaveris


text: enervaverit

title: enervaverit


text: enervaverimus

title: enervaverimus


text: enervaveritis

title: enervaveritis


text: enervaverint

title: enervaverint


text: enervaveram

title: enervaveram


text: enervaveras

title: enervaveras


text: enervaverat

title: enervaverat


text: enervaveramus

title: enervaveramus


text: enervaveratis

title: enervaveratis


text: enervaverant

title: enervaverant


text: enervor

title: enervor


text: enervaris

title: enervaris


text: enervamur

title: enervamur


text: enervamini

title: enervamini


text: enervatur

title: enervatur


text: enervantur

title: enervantur


text: enervabor

title: enervabor


text: enervaberis

title: enervaberis


text: enervabimur

title: enervabimur


text: enervabimini

title: enervabimini


text: enervabitur

title: enervabitur


text: enervabuntur

title: enervabuntur


text: enervabar

title: enervabar


text: enervabaris

title: enervabaris


text: enervabamur

title: enervabamur


text: enervabamini

title: enervabamini


text: enervabatur

title: enervabatur


text: enervabantur

title: enervabantur


text: enervem

title: enervem


text: enervet

title: enervet


text: enervemus

title: enervemus


text:
enervans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) enervating

title: enervans


text:
enervaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to enervate

title: enervaturus


text:
enervatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) enervated

title: enervatus


text:
enervandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be enervated

title: enervandus


text: enervantes

title: enervantes


text: enervantia

title: enervantia


text: enervantis

title: enervantis


text: enervantium

title: enervantium


text: enervanti

title: enervanti


text:
enervante

Adjective

 * 1) enervating

Noun

 * 1) nerve gas

title: enervante


text: enervantibus

title: enervantibus


text: enervantem

title: enervantem


text: enervatura

title: enervatura


text: enervetis

title: enervetis


text: enervent

title: enervent


text: enervaturum

title: enervaturum


text: enervarem

title: enervarem


text: enervaturi

title: enervaturi


text: enervaturae

title: enervaturae


text: enervaturorum

title: enervaturorum


text: enervaturarum

title: enervaturarum


text: enervaret

title: enervaret


text: enervaremus

title: enervaremus


text: enervaretis

title: enervaretis


text: enervarent

title: enervarent


text: enervaturo

title: enervaturo


text: enervaturis

title: enervaturis


text: enervaturam

title: enervaturam


text: enervaturos

title: enervaturos


text: enervaturas

title: enervaturas


text: enervature

title: enervature


text: enervata

title: enervata


text: enervatum

title: enervatum


text: enervati

title: enervati


text: enervatae

title: enervatae


text: enervatorum

title: enervatorum


text: enervaverim

title: enervaverim


text: enervatarum

title: enervatarum


text: enervato

title: enervato


text: enervatam

title: enervatam


text: enervatos

title: enervatos


text: enervatas

title: enervatas


text: enervavissem

title: enervavissem


text: enervavisses

title: enervavisses


text: enervanda

title: enervanda


text: enervavisset

title: enervavisset


text: enervandum

title: enervandum


text: enervandi

title: enervandi


text: enervavissemus

title: enervavissemus


text: enervandae

title: enervandae


text: enervavissetis

title: enervavissetis


text: enervavissent

title: enervavissent


text: enervandorum

title: enervandorum


text: enervandarum

title: enervandarum


text: enerver

title: enerver


text: enerveris

title: enerveris


text: enervandis

title: enervandis


text: enervemur

title: enervemur


text: enervandam

title: enervandam


text: enervemini

title: enervemini


text: enervandos

title: enervandos


text: enervetur

title: enervetur


text: enervandas

title: enervandas


text: enerventur

title: enerventur


text: enervarer

title: enervarer


text: enervande

title: enervande


text: enervareris

title: enervareris


text: enervaremur

title: enervaremur


text: enervaremini

title: enervaremini


text: enervaretur

title: enervaretur


text: enervarentur

title: enervarentur


text: enervatote

title: enervatote


text: enervanto

title: enervanto


text: enervantor

title: enervantor


text: enervavisse

title: enervavisse


text: enervari

title: enervari


text:
enucleatio

Noun

 * 1) elucidation
 * 2) enucleation

title: enucleatio


text: enucleationes

title: enucleationes


text: enucleationis

title: enucleationis


text: enucleationum

title: enucleationum


text: enucleationi

title: enucleationi


text: enucleationibus

title: enucleationibus


text: enucleationem

title: enucleationem


text: enucleatione

title: enucleatione


text:
enumeratio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) enumeration, listing
 * 2) recapitulation, summing up

title: enumeratio


text: enumerationes

title: enumerationes


text: enumerationis

title: enumerationis


text: enumerationum

title: enumerationum


text: enumerationi

title: enumerationi


text: enumerationibus

title: enumerationibus


text: enumerationem

title: enumerationem


text: enumeratione

title: enumeratione


text: enervarunt

title: enervarunt


text:
eurous

Adjective

 * 1) eastern, oriental

title: eurous


text: euroa

title: euroa


text: euroum

title: euroum


text: euroi

title: euroi


text: euroae

title: euroae


text: euroorum

title: euroorum


text: euroarum

title: euroarum


text: euroo

title: euroo


text: eurois

title: eurois


text: euroam

title: euroam


text: euroos

title: euroos


text: euroas

title: euroas


text: euroe

title: euroe


text: ephemeridis

title: ephemeridis


text: ephemeridum

title: ephemeridum


text: ephemeridi

title: ephemeridi


text: ephemeridibus

title: ephemeridibus


text: ephemeridem

title: ephemeridem


text:
erraticus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) wandering, roving
 * 2) erratic
 * 3) wild

Descendants

 * Padanian:
 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Derived forms:
 * Old
 * Borrowings:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Derived forms:
 * Old
 * Borrowings:
 * Derived forms:
 * Old
 * Borrowings:
 * Old
 * Borrowings:
 * Old
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:

title: erraticus


text: erraticum

title: erraticum


text: erraticae

title: erraticae


text: erraticorum

title: erraticorum


text: erraticarum

title: erraticarum


text: erraticis

title: erraticis


text: erraticam

title: erraticam


text: erraticos

title: erraticos


text: erraticas

title: erraticas


text: erratice

title: erratice


text:
etiamsi

Etymology
.

Conjunction

 * 1) even if, although, albeit

title: etiamsi


text:
evanidus

Adjective

 * 1) vanishing, passing away

title: evanidus


text: evanida

title: evanida


text: evanidum

title: evanidum


text: evanidi

title: evanidi


text: evanidae

title: evanidae


text: evanidorum

title: evanidorum


text: evanidarum

title: evanidarum


text: evanido

title: evanido


text: evanidis

title: evanidis


text: evanidam

title: evanidam


text: evanidos

title: evanidos


text: evanidas

title: evanidas


text: evanide

title: evanide


text:
evaporatio

Noun

 * 1) evaporation

title: evaporatio


text: evaporationes

title: evaporationes


text: evaporationis

title: evaporationis


text: evaporationum

title: evaporationum


text: evaporationi

title: evaporationi


text: evaporationibus

title: evaporationibus


text: evaporationem

title: evaporationem


text: evaporatione

title: evaporatione


text:
poikilohydrisch

Adjective

 * 1)  poikilohydric (plants that cannot prevent desiccation)

title: poikilohydrisch


text: evaporamus

title: evaporamus


text: evaporatis

title: evaporatis


text: evaporabo

title: evaporabo


text: evaporabis

title: evaporabis


text: evaporabit

title: evaporabit


text: evaporabimus

title: evaporabimus


text: evaporabitis

title: evaporabitis


text: evaporabunt

title: evaporabunt


text: evaporabam

title: evaporabam


text: evaporabat

title: evaporabat


text: evaporabamus

title: evaporabamus


text: evaporabatis

title: evaporabatis


text: evaporabant

title: evaporabant


text: evaporavisti

title: evaporavisti


text: evaporavit

title: evaporavit


text:
evaporans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) evaporating

title: evaporans


text: evaporavimus

title: evaporavimus


text: evaporavistis

title: evaporavistis


text:
evaporaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to evaporate

title: evaporaturus


text: evaporaverunt

title: evaporaverunt


text:
evaporatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) evaporated

title: evaporatus


text: evaporavero

title: evaporavero


text: evaporaveris

title: evaporaveris


text:
evaporandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be evaporated

title: evaporandus


text: evaporaverit

title: evaporaverit


text: evaporaverimus

title: evaporaverimus


text: evaporaveritis

title: evaporaveritis


text: evaporaverint

title: evaporaverint


text: evaporaveram

title: evaporaveram


text: evaporaveras

title: evaporaveras


text: evaporaverat

title: evaporaverat


text: evaporaveramus

title: evaporaveramus


text: evaporaveratis

title: evaporaveratis


text: evaporaverant

title: evaporaverant


text: evaporantes

title: evaporantes


text: evaporor

title: evaporor


text: evaporaris

title: evaporaris


text: evaporantia

title: evaporantia


text: evaporamur

title: evaporamur


text: evaporantis

title: evaporantis


text: evaporamini

title: evaporamini


text: evaporatur

title: evaporatur


text: evaporantium

title: evaporantium


text: evaporantur

title: evaporantur


text: evaporabor

title: evaporabor


text: evaporanti

title: evaporanti


text: evaporaberis

title: evaporaberis


text: evaporantibus

title: evaporantibus


text: evaporantem

title: evaporantem


text: evaporatura

title: evaporatura


text: evaporaturum

title: evaporaturum


text: evaporaturi

title: evaporaturi


text: evaporaturae

title: evaporaturae


text: evaporaturorum

title: evaporaturorum


text: evaporabimur

title: evaporabimur


text: evaporabimini

title: evaporabimini


text: evaporabitur

title: evaporabitur


text: evaporabuntur

title: evaporabuntur


text: evaporabar

title: evaporabar


text: evaporabaris

title: evaporabaris


text: evaporabamur

title: evaporabamur


text: evaporabamini

title: evaporabamini


text: evaporabatur

title: evaporabatur


text: evaporabantur

title: evaporabantur


text: evaporaturarum

title: evaporaturarum


text: evaporaturo

title: evaporaturo


text: evaporaturis

title: evaporaturis


text: evaporaturam

title: evaporaturam


text: evaporaturos

title: evaporaturos


text: evaporaturas

title: evaporaturas


text: evaporature

title: evaporature


text: evaporet

title: evaporet


text: evaporatum

title: evaporatum


text: evaporemus

title: evaporemus


text: evaporetis

title: evaporetis


text: evaporent

title: evaporent


text: evaporaret

title: evaporaret


text: evaporaremus

title: evaporaremus


text: evaporaretis

title: evaporaretis


text: evaporarent

title: evaporarent


text: evaporatae

title: evaporatae


text: evaporaverim

title: evaporaverim


text: evaporatorum

title: evaporatorum


text: evaporavissem

title: evaporavissem


text: evaporatarum

title: evaporatarum


text: evaporavisses

title: evaporavisses


text: evaporavisset

title: evaporavisset


text: evaporavissemus

title: evaporavissemus


text: evaporatam

title: evaporatam


text: evaporavissetis

title: evaporavissetis


text: evaporatos

title: evaporatos


text: evaporavissent

title: evaporavissent


text: evaporatas

title: evaporatas


text:
evaporer

Verb

 * 1)  to evaporate; to disappear

title: evaporer


text: evaporeris

title: evaporeris


text: evaporemur

title: evaporemur


text: evaporanda

title: evaporanda


text: evaporemini

title: evaporemini


text: evaporandum

title: evaporandum


text: evaporetur

title: evaporetur


text: evaporentur

title: evaporentur


text: evaporandi

title: evaporandi


text: evaporandae

title: evaporandae


text: evaporarer

title: evaporarer


text: evaporandorum

title: evaporandorum


text: evaporareris

title: evaporareris


text: evaporandarum

title: evaporandarum


text: evaporaremur

title: evaporaremur


text: evaporaremini

title: evaporaremini


text: evaporaretur

title: evaporaretur


text: evaporarentur

title: evaporarentur


text: evaporandis

title: evaporandis


text: evaporandam

title: evaporandam


text: evaporandos

title: evaporandos


text: evaporandas

title: evaporandas


text: evaporande

title: evaporande


text: evaporatote

title: evaporatote


text: evaporanto

title: evaporanto


text: evaporantor

title: evaporantor


text: evaporavisse

title: evaporavisse


text: evaporari

title: evaporari


text:
eveho

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to carry away, convey out
 * 2)  to export
 * 3)  to proceed, advance, progress
 * 4)  to raise, elevate, lift, exalt
 * 5)  to exit, depart, leave
 * 1)  to raise, elevate, lift, exalt
 * 2)  to exit, depart, leave
 * 1)  to raise, elevate, lift, exalt
 * 2)  to exit, depart, leave
 * 1)  to exit, depart, leave
 * 1)  to exit, depart, leave

title: eveho


text: evehis

title: evehis


text: evehit

title: evehit


text: evehimus

title: evehimus


text: evehitis

title: evehitis


text: evehunt

title: evehunt


text: eveham

title: eveham


text: evehes

title: evehes


text: evehet

title: evehet


text: evehemus

title: evehemus


text: evehetis

title: evehetis


text: evehent

title: evehent


text: evehebam

title: evehebam


text: evehebas

title: evehebas


text: evehebat

title: evehebat


text: evehebamus

title: evehebamus


text: evehebatis

title: evehebatis


text: evehebant

title: evehebant


text: evexi

title: evexi


text: evexisti

title: evexisti


text: evexit

title: evexit


text: eveximus

title: eveximus


text: evexistis

title: evexistis


text: evexerunt

title: evexerunt


text: evexero

title: evexero


text: evexeris

title: evexeris


text: evexerit

title: evexerit


text: evexerimus

title: evexerimus


text: evexeritis

title: evexeritis


text: evexerint

title: evexerint


text: evexeram

title: evexeram


text: evexeras

title: evexeras


text: evexerat

title: evexerat


text: evexeramus

title: evexeramus


text: evexeratis

title: evexeratis


text: evexerant

title: evexerant


text: evehor

title: evehor


text: eveheris

title: eveheris


text: evehitur

title: evehitur


text: evehimur

title: evehimur


text: evehimini

title: evehimini


text: evehuntur

title: evehuntur


text: evehar

title: evehar


text: evehetur

title: evehetur


text: evehemur

title: evehemur


text: evehemini

title: evehemini


text: evehentur

title: evehentur


text: evehebar

title: evehebar


text: evehebaris

title: evehebaris


text: evehebatur

title: evehebatur


text: evehebamur

title: evehebamur


text: evehebamini

title: evehebamini


text: evehebantur

title: evehebantur


text: evehas

title: evehas


text: evehat

title: evehat


text: evehamus

title: evehamus


text: evehatis

title: evehatis


text: evehant

title: evehant


text: eveherem

title: eveherem


text: eveheres

title: eveheres


text: eveheret

title: eveheret


text: eveheremus

title: eveheremus


text: eveheretis

title: eveheretis


text: eveherent

title: eveherent


text: evexerim

title: evexerim


text: evexissem

title: evexissem


text: evexisses

title: evexisses


text: evexisset

title: evexisset


text: evexissemus

title: evexissemus


text: evexissetis

title: evexissetis


text: evexissent

title: evexissent


text: eveharis

title: eveharis


text: evehatur

title: evehatur


text: evehamur

title: evehamur


text: evehamini

title: evehamini


text: evehantur

title: evehantur


text: eveherer

title: eveherer


text: evehereris

title: evehereris


text: eveheretur

title: eveheretur


text: eveheremur

title: eveheremur


text: eveheremini

title: eveheremini


text: eveherentur

title: eveherentur


text: evehe

title: evehe


text: evehito

title: evehito


text: evehite

title: evehite


text: evehitote

title: evehitote


text: evehunto

title: evehunto


text: evehere

title: evehere


text: evehitor

title: evehitor


text: evehuntor

title: evehuntor


text: evexisse

title: evexisse


text: evehi

title: evehi


text:
σινάπι

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mustard

title: σινάπι


text:
evitatio

Noun

 * 1) avoidance

title: evitatio


text: evitationes

title: evitationes


text: evitationis

title: evitationis


text: evitationum

title: evitationum


text: evitationi

title: evitationi


text: evitationibus

title: evitationibus


text: evitationem

title: evitationem


text: evitatione

title: evitatione


text:
evocans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) luring, enticing, summoning, evoking

title: evocans


text:
evocaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to lure, entice, summon, evoke

title: evocaturus


text:
evocandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be lured, enticed, summoned, evoked

title: evocandus


text: evocantes

title: evocantes


text: evocantia

title: evocantia


text: evocantis

title: evocantis


text: evocantium

title: evocantium


text: evocanti

title: evocanti


text: evocantibus

title: evocantibus


text: evocantem

title: evocantem


text: evocatura

title: evocatura


text: evocaturum

title: evocaturum


text: evocaturi

title: evocaturi


text: evocaturae

title: evocaturae


text: evocaturorum

title: evocaturorum


text: evocaturarum

title: evocaturarum


text: evocaturo

title: evocaturo


text: evocaturis

title: evocaturis


text: evocaturam

title: evocaturam


text: evocaturos

title: evocaturos


text: evocaturas

title: evocaturas


text: evocature

title: evocature


text: evocatum

title: evocatum


text: evocanda

title: evocanda


text: evocandum

title: evocandum


text: evocandi

title: evocandi


text: evocandae

title: evocandae


text: evocandorum

title: evocandorum


text: evocandarum

title: evocandarum


text: evocandis

title: evocandis


text: evocandam

title: evocandam


text: evocandos

title: evocandos


text: evocandas

title: evocandas


text: evocande

title: evocande


text:
User:Flubot/pagefromfile/ευγενής

generateforms2.py

 * 1) !/usr/bin/python
 * 2) -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import sys, re reload(sys) sys.setdefaultencoding('utf8')

fin = sys.stdin

ch_apo = u'γγ γχ γξ αυγ αυδ αυλ αυμ αυν αυρ αύγ αύδ αύζ αύλ αύμ αύν αύρ αυ αύ ευβ ευγ ευδ ευζ ευλ ευμ ευν ευρ εύβ εύγ εύδ εύζ εύλ εύμ εύν εύρ ευ εύ ϊ α ά β γ δ ε έ ζ η ή θ ι ί κ λ μ ν ξ ου ού ο π ρ σ ς τ υ ύ ϋ φ χ ψ ω ώ ΐ ΰ' ch_se = u'ng nch nx avg avd avl avm avn avr ávg ávd ávz ávl ávm ávn ávr af áφ ev evg evd evz evl evm evn evr év évg évd évz évl évm évn évr ef éf ï a á v g d e é z i í th i í k l m n x ou οú o p r s s t y ý ÿ f ch ps o ó ḯ ÿ́'

trapo = ch_apo.split(u' ') trse = ch_se.split(u' ')

masc = "ής" kl_apo = u'ς ά ό ί ή έ ώ ύ ϊ ϋ ΐ ΰ' kl_se = u'σ α ο ι η ε ω υ ι υ ι υ'

klapo = kl_apo.split(u' ') klse = kl_se.split(u' ')

katalixeis = 'ούς ή είς ών' ktlx = katalixeis.split(u' ') hme = len(ktlx)

riza = re.compile(u'(.*)') eof=0

s = [[' ' for l1 in range(6)] for l2 in range(hme)] n = [] s[0][0]='|g=m|c=gen|n=s}}' s[0][1]='|g=m|c=gen|n=s}}' s[0][2]='|g=n|c=gen|n=s}}' n.append(3) s[1][0]='|g=m|c=acc|n=s}}' s[1][1]='|g=f|c=acc|n=s}}' s[1][2]='|g=n|c=nom|n=p}}' s[1][3]='|g=n|c=acc|n=p}}' s[1][4]='|g=n|c=voc|n=p}}' n.append(5) s[2][0]='|g=m|c=nom|n=p}}' s[2][1]='|g=m|c=acc|n=p}}' s[2][2]='|g=m|c=voc|n=p}}' s[2][3]='|g=f|c=nom|n=p}}' s[2][4]='|g=f|c=acc|n=p}}' s[2][5]='|g=f|c=voc|n=p}}' n.append(6) s[3][0]='|g=m|c=gen|n=p}}' s[3][1]='|g=f|c=gen|n=p}}' s[3][2]='|g=n|c=gen|n=p}}' n.append(3)
 * 1) ούς
 * ή
 * 1) είς
 * ών

def roman(trnsl): for i in range(len(trapo)): trnsl = trnsl.replace(trapo[i], trse[i]) return trnsl

def sortkey(sort): for i in range(len(klapo)): sort = sort.replace(klapo[i], klse[i]) return sort

def makeentries(ri): l = [ ] for i in range(hme): l.append(ri+ktlx[i]) print "xxxx" print "%s" % (l[i]) print "==Greek==\n\n===Adjective===" print "\n" % (roman(l[i])) for j in range(n[i]): print "# {{el-form-of-nounadj|%s%s%s" % (ri, masc, s[i][j]) print "\n{{DEFAULTSORT:%s}}\n" % (sortkey(l[i])) print "{{count page|Page count}}\nyyyy" return 1

while not eof: line = fin.readline if line == "": eof = 1 else: r0 = riza.search(line) r1 = r0.group(1) if r1 != "": makeentries(r1) fin.close

title: User:Flubot/pagefromfile/ευγενής


text:
evolatio

Noun

 * 1) escape

title: evolatio


text: evolationes

title: evolationes


text: evolationis

title: evolationis


text: evolationum

title: evolationum


text: evolationi

title: evolationi


text: evolationibus

title: evolationibus


text: evolationem

title: evolationem


text: evolatione

title: evolatione


text:
μοσχοκάρυδο

Noun

 * 1) nutmeg

title: μοσχοκάρυδο


text:
exarans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) ploughing

title: exarans


text:
exarandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be ploughed

title: exarandus


text: exarantes

title: exarantes


text: exarantia

title: exarantia


text: exarantis

title: exarantis


text: exarantium

title: exarantium


text: exaranti

title: exaranti


text: exarante

title: exarante


text: exarantibus

title: exarantibus


text: exarantem

title: exarantem


text: exaranda

title: exaranda


text: exarandum

title: exarandum


text: exarandi

title: exarandi


text: exarandae

title: exarandae


text: exarandorum

title: exarandorum


text: exarandarum

title: exarandarum


text: exarando

title: exarando


text: exarandis

title: exarandis


text: exarandam

title: exarandam


text: exarandos

title: exarandos


text: exarandas

title: exarandas


text: exarande

title: exarande


text:
kione-lettyr

Noun

 * 1) initial
 * 2) capital letter
 * 3) block letter

title: kione-lettyr


text:
lettyr

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) letter

title: lettyr


text:
exaraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to plough

title: exaraturus


text:
exaratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dug up or out
 * 2) ploughed

title: exaratus


text: exaratura

title: exaratura


text: exaraturum

title: exaraturum


text: exaraturi

title: exaraturi


text: exaraturae

title: exaraturae


text: exaraturorum

title: exaraturorum


text: exaraturarum

title: exaraturarum


text: exaraturo

title: exaraturo


text: exaraturis

title: exaraturis


text: exaraturam

title: exaraturam


text: exaraturos

title: exaraturos


text: exaraturas

title: exaraturas


text: exarature

title: exarature


text: exarata

title: exarata


text: exaratum

title: exaratum


text: exarati

title: exarati


text: exaratae

title: exaratae


text: exaratorum

title: exaratorum


text: exaratarum

title: exaratarum


text: exaratam

title: exaratam


text: exaratos

title: exaratos


text: exaratas

title: exaratas


text: Thesaurus:grammatical gender

title: Thesaurus:grammatical gender


text: exactior

title: exactior


text: exactius

title: exactius


text: exactiores

title: exactiores


text: exactiora

title: exactiora


text: exactioris

title: exactioris


text: exactiorum

title: exactiorum


text: exactiori

title: exactiori


text: exactiorem

title: exactiorem


text: exactiore

title: exactiore


text: exactioribus

title: exactioribus


text: exactum

title: exactum


text: body parts

title: body parts


text:
examinatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) equipoise, equilibrium
 * 2) weighing, examination

Descendants

title: examinatio


text: examinationes

title: examinationes


text: examinationis

title: examinationis


text: examinationum

title: examinationum


text: examinationi

title: examinationi


text: examinationibus

title: examinationibus


text: examinationem

title: examinationem


text: examinatione

title: examinatione


text: trisyllables

title: trisyllables


text:
exasperatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) irritation
 * 2) exasperation
 * 3) bitterness

title: exasperatio


text: exasperationes

title: exasperationes


text: exasperationis

title: exasperationis


text: exasperationum

title: exasperationum


text: exasperationi

title: exasperationi


text: exasperationibus

title: exasperationibus


text: exasperationem

title: exasperationem


text: exasperatione

title: exasperatione


text: excavamus

title: excavamus


text: excavatis

title: excavatis


text: excavabo

title: excavabo


text: excavabis

title: excavabis


text: excavabit

title: excavabit


text: excavabimus

title: excavabimus


text: excavabitis

title: excavabitis


text: excavabunt

title: excavabunt


text: excavabam

title: excavabam


text: excavabat

title: excavabat


text: excavabamus

title: excavabamus


text: excavabatis

title: excavabatis


text: excavabant

title: excavabant


text: excavavi

title: excavavi


text: excavavisti

title: excavavisti


text: excavavit

title: excavavit


text: excavavimus

title: excavavimus


text: excavavistis

title: excavavistis


text: excavaverunt

title: excavaverunt


text: excavavero

title: excavavero


text: excavaveris

title: excavaveris


text: excavaverit

title: excavaverit


text: excavaverimus

title: excavaverimus


text: excavaveritis

title: excavaveritis


text: excavaverint

title: excavaverint


text: excavaveram

title: excavaveram


text: excavaveras

title: excavaveras


text: excavaverat

title: excavaverat


text: excavaveramus

title: excavaveramus


text: excavaveratis

title: excavaveratis


text: excavaverant

title: excavaverant


text: excavor

title: excavor


text: excavaris

title: excavaris


text: excavamur

title: excavamur


text: excavamini

title: excavamini


text: excavatur

title: excavatur


text: excavantur

title: excavantur


text: excavabor

title: excavabor


text: excavaberis

title: excavaberis


text: excavabimur

title: excavabimur


text: excavabimini

title: excavabimini


text: excavabitur

title: excavabitur


text: excavabuntur

title: excavabuntur


text: excavabar

title: excavabar


text: excavabaris

title: excavabaris


text: excavabamur

title: excavabamur


text: excavabamini

title: excavabamini


text: excavabatur

title: excavabatur


text: excavabantur

title: excavabantur


text: excavem

title: excavem


text: excavet

title: excavet


text: excavemus

title: excavemus


text: excavetis

title: excavetis


text: excavarem

title: excavarem


text: excavaret

title: excavaret


text: excavaremus

title: excavaremus


text: excavaretis

title: excavaretis


text: excavarent

title: excavarent


text: excavaverim

title: excavaverim


text: excavavissem

title: excavavissem


text: excavavisses

title: excavavisses


text: excavavisset

title: excavavisset


text: excavavissemus

title: excavavissemus


text: excavavissetis

title: excavavissetis


text: excavavissent

title: excavavissent


text: excaveris

title: excaveris


text: excavemur

title: excavemur


text: excavemini

title: excavemini


text: excavetur

title: excavetur


text: excaventur

title: excaventur


text: excavarer

title: excavarer


text: excavareris

title: excavareris


text: excavaremur

title: excavaremur


text: excavaremini

title: excavaremini


text: excavaretur

title: excavaretur


text: excavarentur

title: excavarentur


text: excavato

title: excavato


text: excavatote

title: excavatote


text: excavanto

title: excavanto


text: excavantor

title: excavantor


text: excavavisse

title: excavavisse


text: excavari

title: excavari


text:
γεροντότερος

Adjective

 * 1)  older

Usage notes

 * Irregular comparative adjective for nouns in adjectival use, with sense "old person" e.g. &,  &  The stem is γεροντ- +.

Declension
There is no absolute superlative form. Not to conufse with term γερότερος ("stronger, more sturdy"), comparative of.

title: γεροντότερος


text:
kione-lettyr bluick

Noun

 * 1) block capital

title: kione-lettyr bluick


text: bluick

title: bluick


text:
block-lettyr

Noun

 * 1) block letter

title: block-lettyr


text:
ogof

Etymology
From, cf. 🇨🇬 ‘cavernous’ (modern ), from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) cave

title: ogof


text:
excerpo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to choose, select (pick out)

title: excerpo


text: excerpis

title: excerpis


text: excerpit

title: excerpit


text: excerpimus

title: excerpimus


text: excerpitis

title: excerpitis


text: excerpunt

title: excerpunt


text: excerpam

title: excerpam


text: excerpes

title: excerpes


text: excerpet

title: excerpet


text: excerpemus

title: excerpemus


text: excerpetis

title: excerpetis


text: excerpent

title: excerpent


text: excerpebam

title: excerpebam


text: excerpebas

title: excerpebas


text: excerpebat

title: excerpebat


text: excerpebamus

title: excerpebamus


text: excerpebatis

title: excerpebatis


text: excerpebant

title: excerpebant


text: excerpsi

title: excerpsi


text: excerpsisti

title: excerpsisti


text: excerpsit

title: excerpsit


text: excerpsimus

title: excerpsimus


text: excerpsistis

title: excerpsistis


text: excerpserunt

title: excerpserunt


text: excerpsero

title: excerpsero


text: excerpseris

title: excerpseris


text: excerpserit

title: excerpserit


text: excerpserimus

title: excerpserimus


text: excerpseritis

title: excerpseritis


text: excerpserint

title: excerpserint


text: excerpseram

title: excerpseram


text: excerpseras

title: excerpseras


text: excerpserat

title: excerpserat


text: excerpseramus

title: excerpseramus


text: excerpseratis

title: excerpseratis


text: excerpserant

title: excerpserant


text: excerpor

title: excerpor


text: excerperis

title: excerperis


text: excerpitur

title: excerpitur


text: excerpimur

title: excerpimur


text: excerpimini

title: excerpimini


text: excerpuntur

title: excerpuntur


text: excerpar

title: excerpar


text: excerpetur

title: excerpetur


text: excerpemur

title: excerpemur


text: excerpemini

title: excerpemini


text: excerpentur

title: excerpentur


text: excerpebar

title: excerpebar


text: excerpebaris

title: excerpebaris


text: excerpebatur

title: excerpebatur


text: excerpebamur

title: excerpebamur


text: excerpebamini

title: excerpebamini


text: excerpebantur

title: excerpebantur


text: excerpas

title: excerpas


text: excerpat

title: excerpat


text: excerpamus

title: excerpamus


text: excerpatis

title: excerpatis


text: excerpant

title: excerpant


text: excerperem

title: excerperem


text: excerperes

title: excerperes


text: excerperet

title: excerperet


text: excerperemus

title: excerperemus


text: excerperetis

title: excerperetis


text: excerperent

title: excerperent


text: excerpserim

title: excerpserim


text: excerpsissem

title: excerpsissem


text: excerpsisses

title: excerpsisses


text: excerpsisset

title: excerpsisset


text: excerpsissemus

title: excerpsissemus


text: excerpsissetis

title: excerpsissetis


text: excerpsissent

title: excerpsissent


text: excerparis

title: excerparis


text: excerpatur

title: excerpatur


text: excerpamur

title: excerpamur


text: excerpamini

title: excerpamini


text: excerpantur

title: excerpantur


text: excerperer

title: excerperer


text: excerpereris

title: excerpereris


text: excerperetur

title: excerperetur


text: excerperemur

title: excerperemur


text: excerperemini

title: excerperemini


text: excerperentur

title: excerperentur


text: excerpe

title: excerpe


text: excerpito

title: excerpito


text: excerpite

title: excerpite


text: excerpitote

title: excerpitote


text: excerpunto

title: excerpunto


text: excerpere

title: excerpere


text: excerpitor

title: excerpitor


text: excerpuntor

title: excerpuntor


text: excerpsisse

title: excerpsisse


text: excerpi

title: excerpi


text: Niveoscincus

title: Niveoscincus


text:
exciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) summoning, producing, exciting, frightening

title: exciens


text:
exciturus

Etymology 1
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to summon, produce, excite, frighten

Etymology 2
Future active participle of.

title: exciturus


text:
excitus

Etymology 1
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) summoned, produced
 * 2) excited
 * 3) frightened

Etymology 2
Perfect passive participle of.

title: excitus


text:
exciendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be summoned, produced, excited, frightened

title: exciendus


text: excientes

title: excientes


text: excientia

title: excientia


text: excientis

title: excientis


text: excientium

title: excientium


text: excienti

title: excienti


text: exciente

title: exciente


text: excientibus

title: excientibus


text: excientem

title: excientem


text: excitura

title: excitura


text: exciturum

title: exciturum


text: excituri

title: excituri


text: exciturae

title: exciturae


text: exciturorum

title: exciturorum


text: exciturarum

title: exciturarum


text: excituro

title: excituro


text: excituris

title: excituris


text: excituram

title: excituram


text: excituros

title: excituros


text: excituras

title: excituras


text: exciture

title: exciture


text: excitum

title: excitum


text: exciti

title: exciti


text: excitae

title: excitae


text: excitorum

title: excitorum


text: excitarum

title: excitarum


text: excitos

title: excitos


text: excienda

title: excienda


text: exciendum

title: exciendum


text: exciendi

title: exciendi


text: exciendae

title: exciendae


text: exciendorum

title: exciendorum


text: exciendarum

title: exciendarum


text: exciendo

title: exciendo


text: exciendis

title: exciendis


text: exciendam

title: exciendam


text: exciendos

title: exciendos


text: exciendas

title: exciendas


text: exciende

title: exciende


text: excitarunt

title: excitarunt


text:
lettyr beg

Noun

 * 1) lowercase letter, minuscule

title: lettyr beg


text:
excitatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wakening
 * 2) rousing
 * 3) excitation

title: excitatio


text:
lettryn beggey

Noun

 * 1) lower case
 * 1) lower case

title: lettryn beggey


text: excitationes

title: excitationes


text: excitationis

title: excitationis


text: excitationum

title: excitationum


text: excitationi

title: excitationi


text: excitationibus

title: excitationibus


text: excitationem

title: excitationem


text: excitatione

title: excitatione


text: beggey

title: beggey


text: lettryn

title: lettryn


text:
exclusio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) exclusion (shutting out)

title: exclusio


text: exclusiones

title: exclusiones


text: exclusionis

title: exclusionis


text:
lettyr mooar

Noun

 * 1) uppercase letter, capital letter

title: lettyr mooar


text: exclusionum

title: exclusionum


text: exclusioni

title: exclusioni


text: exclusionibus

title: exclusionibus


text: exclusionem

title: exclusionem


text: exclusione

title: exclusione


text:
lettyragh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) literate

title: lettyragh


text:
lettyraght

Noun

 * 1) belles-lettres
 * 2) literacy
 * 3) letters
 * 4) literature

title: lettyraght


text:
exclusivus

Adjective

 * 1) exclusive

title: exclusivus


text: exclusivum

title: exclusivum


text: exclusivi

title: exclusivi


text: exclusivae

title: exclusivae


text: exclusivorum

title: exclusivorum


text: exclusivarum

title: exclusivarum


text: exclusivis

title: exclusivis


text: exclusivam

title: exclusivam


text:
dooinney lettyraght

Noun

 * 1) man of letters

title: dooinney lettyraght


text:
excogitans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) contriving, devising, inventing

title: excogitans


text:
excogitaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to contrive, devise, invent

title: excogitaturus


text:
excogitandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be contrived, devised, invented

title: excogitandus


text: excogitantes

title: excogitantes


text: excogitantia

title: excogitantia


text: excogitantis

title: excogitantis


text: excogitantium

title: excogitantium


text: excogitanti

title: excogitanti


text: excogitante

title: excogitante


text: excogitantibus

title: excogitantibus


text: excogitantem

title: excogitantem


text: excogitatura

title: excogitatura


text: excogitaturum

title: excogitaturum


text: excogitaturi

title: excogitaturi


text: excogitaturae

title: excogitaturae


text: excogitaturorum

title: excogitaturorum


text: excogitaturarum

title: excogitaturarum


text: excogitaturo

title: excogitaturo


text: excogitaturis

title: excogitaturis


text: excogitaturam

title: excogitaturam


text: excogitaturos

title: excogitaturos


text: excogitaturas

title: excogitaturas


text: excogitature

title: excogitature


text: excogitanda

title: excogitanda


text: excogitandum

title: excogitandum


text: excogitandi

title: excogitandi


text: excogitandae

title: excogitandae


text: excogitandorum

title: excogitandorum


text: excogitandarum

title: excogitandarum


text: excogitando

title: excogitando


text: excogitandis

title: excogitandis


text: excogitandam

title: excogitandam


text: excogitandos

title: excogitandos


text: excogitandas

title: excogitandas


text: excogitande

title: excogitande


text:
neulhiantynys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) discontinuity

title: neulhiantynys


text:
exculturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to cultivate, perfect

title: exculturus


text:
excolendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be cultivated, perfected

title: excolendus


text: excultura

title: excultura


text: exculturum

title: exculturum


text: exculturi

title: exculturi


text: exculturae

title: exculturae


text: exculturorum

title: exculturorum


text: exculturarum

title: exculturarum


text: exculturo

title: exculturo


text: exculturis

title: exculturis


text: exculturam

title: exculturam


text: exculturos

title: exculturos


text: exculturas

title: exculturas


text: exculture

title: exculture


text: excolenda

title: excolenda


text: excolendum

title: excolendum


text: excolendi

title: excolendi


text: excolendae

title: excolendae


text: excolendorum

title: excolendorum


text: excolendarum

title: excolendarum


text: excolendo

title: excolendo


text: excolendis

title: excolendis


text: excolendam

title: excolendam


text: excolendos

title: excolendos


text: excolendas

title: excolendas


text: excolende

title: excolende


text:
excretio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) excretion

title: excretio


text: excretiones

title: excretiones


text: excretionis

title: excretionis


text: excretionum

title: excretionum


text: excretioni

title: excretioni


text: excretionibus

title: excretionibus


text: excretionem

title: excretionem


text: excretione

title: excretione


text:
dation

Noun

 * 1)  The act of giving, granting or conferring (e.g. an office) but not liberal as a donation or gift.
 * 2)  A dose.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) the act of giving

title: dation


text: excultissimus

title: excultissimus


text: excultissima

title: excultissima


text: excultissimum

title: excultissimum


text: excultissimi

title: excultissimi


text: excultissimae

title: excultissimae


text: excultissimorum

title: excultissimorum


text: excultissimarum

title: excultissimarum


text: excultissimo

title: excultissimo


text: excultissimis

title: excultissimis


text: excultissimam

title: excultissimam


text: excultissimos

title: excultissimos


text: excultissimas

title: excultissimas


text: excultissime

title: excultissime


text:
dation in payment

Noun

 * 1)  The agreed discharge of a debt by giving something differing in character from that of the original debt

Translations

 * French: dation en paiement
 * Latin: datio in solutum

title: dation in payment


text:
snow skink

Noun

 * 1) Any skink in the taxonomic genus, endemic to south-eastern Australia (Tasmania and Victoria).

title: snow skink


text:
neuvyghinagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) inexorable, ruthless, relentless
 * 2) barbarous

title: neuvyghinagh


text:
excussurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to discard

title: excussurus


text:
excutiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be discarded

title: excutiendus


text: excussura

title: excussura


text: excussurum

title: excussurum


text: excussuri

title: excussuri


text: excussurae

title: excussurae


text: excussurorum

title: excussurorum


text: excussurarum

title: excussurarum


text: excussuro

title: excussuro


text: excussuris

title: excussuris


text: excussuram

title: excussuram


text: excussuros

title: excussuros


text: excussuras

title: excussuras


text: excussure

title: excussure


text: excutienda

title: excutienda


text: excutiendum

title: excutiendum


text: excutiendi

title: excutiendi


text: excutiendae

title: excutiendae


text: excutiendorum

title: excutiendorum


text: excutiendarum

title: excutiendarum


text: excutiendo

title: excutiendo


text:
Talk:dation

Another meaning
Really, dation is different from donation (gift). For example, you can give your house as mortgage payment. --Diamondland 11:33, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:dation


text: excutiendis

title: excutiendis


text: excutiendam

title: excutiendam


text: excutiendos

title: excutiendos


text: excutiendas

title: excutiendas


text: excutiende

title: excutiende


text:
neufocklit

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unexpressed, unuttered

title: neufocklit


text:
Talk:dation in payment

Dation
The right translation for dation is giving. So, giving in payment. One can also see the definition in Bouvier's Law Dictionary, now in the public domain --Diamondland 11:38, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:dation in payment


text:
supraviețui

Etymology
From, based on.

Verb

 * 1)  to survive, to endure, to last

title: supraviețui


text:
Talk:best bib and tucker

Form
Does this article keep to the form that customary on Wiktionary? --Mortense 12:46, 18 April 2011 (UTC)
 * . --Mglovesfun (talk) 12:48, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:best bib and tucker


text:
Kazbek

Proper noun

 * 1) A dormant volcano in the Caucasus, on the border between North Ossetia, Russia and Georgia.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Azerbaijani: Kazbek
 * Chechen: Башлам
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Georgian: ყაზბეგი, მყინვარწვერი
 * German: Kasbek
 * Japanese: カズベク山
 * Lak: КъазбекӀ
 * Ossetian: Урсхох, Сӕна, Хъазыбег
 * Persian: قازبگی
 * Russian:
 * Turkish: Kazbek

title: Kazbek


text:
beneichon

Etymology
See.

Noun

 * 1) blessing

title: beneichon


text:
Казбек

Proper noun

 * 1) Kazbek
 * 2) A male given name.

title: Казбек


text:
広大

Adjective

 * 1) huge
 * 2) vast
 * 3) magnificent
 * 4) grand

Noun

 * 1) vastness

title: 広大


text:
泊まる

Etymology
Cognate with.

Verb

 * 1) stay, such as at a hotel; lodge

title: 泊まる


text:
Osmont

Etymology
From.

title: Osmont


text: tomaru

title: tomaru


text: estudiosos

title: estudiosos


text: estudiosas

title: estudiosas


text:
estudiosa

Etymology
From.

title: estudiosa


text:
afeblir

Verb

 * 1) to weaken

Verb

 * 1)  to weaken; to make weaker

title: afeblir


text: todomaru

title: todomaru


text:
trosel

Noun

 * 1) bunch; bundle

title: trosel


text:
Talk:towards

Which is preferred, toward or towards?

title: Talk:towards


text:
Идел

Proper noun

 * 1) Volga (river)

title: Идел


text: neughaahoil

title: neughaahoil


text:
neughaahagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) drab, characterless

title: neughaahagh


text:
neugheyr

Adjective

 * 1) cheap

title: neugheyr


text:
neugheyrsnys

Noun

 * 1) cheapness

title: neugheyrsnys


text:
Citations:cœnæsthetic

Adjective: related to

 * 1851, Animal Magnetism, in The North British Review, W.P. Kennedy; Volume XV, American Edition, Volume X, Article VI, page #78:
 * He refers the cœnæsthetic effects under discussion to the agency of a new imponderable or dynamide.
 * 1894, H. C. Warren, Emotion, in The Psychological Review; Volume I, page #547:
 * The theory of the mechanism of emotion which rests on the identification of kinæsthetic and cœnæsthetic sensations and centres, and which assumes a cortical vaso‐motor centre in the region of the sensorial centres as the seat of the emotional process, can only be mentioned.
 * 1900, John Turner, A Theory concerning the Physical Conditions of the Nervous System which are Necessary for the Production of States of Melancholia, Mania, etc., in The Journal of Mental Science, Longman, Green, Longman & Roberts; Volume XLVI, page #508:
 * In all melancholic states the relation between impressions from the special senses and from the cœnæsthetic channels is altered, so that we get a rise of subject consciousness and a fall of object-consciousness; melancholies all being morbidly introspective and self-absorbed. This condition is brought about by the undue prominence given to impressions from the cœnæsthetic sources, owing to the other channel being, as I imagine, interfered with or blocked.
 * 1904, Boris Sidis and Simon Philip Goodhart, Multiple Personality, D. Appleton and Company; Chapter XVI, page #341:
 * T HERE are some current theories which attempt to refer the amnesia of subconscious states or of the so‐called “ Dämmerzustände ” found in epilepsy to changes in visceral cœnæsthetic sensibility.

title: Citations:cœnæsthetic


text:
ρίγανη

Noun

 * 1)  oregano

title: ρίγανη


text:
κριθαράκι

Noun

 * 1) orzo pasta
 * 2) stye

title: κριθαράκι


text:
πάπρικα

Noun

 * 1) paprika

title: πάπρικα


text:
duș

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shower

title: duș


text:
caș

Etymology
, ultimately from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a type of fresh, non-fermented and unsalted cheese

title: caș


text:
implantation bleeding

Noun

 * 1) Light bleeding from the vagina caused when a fertilized ovum attaches to the wall of the uterus.

Translations

 * French: saignement d'implantation

title: implantation bleeding


text:
ébreszt

Etymology
From the same unattested stem as the adverb.

Verb

 * 1)  to wake up somebody
 * 2)  to arouse, awaken, stir up, inspire
 * 1)  to arouse, awaken, stir up, inspire

title: ébreszt


text: こうかくるい

title: こうかくるい


text: kōkakurui

title: kōkakurui


text: kasen

title: kasen


text:
ζυμαρικά

Noun

 * , (pasta)

Usage notes

 * This plural form (ζυμαρικά) is more common than the singular.

title: ζυμαρικά


text:
ζυμαρικό

Etymology
From.

Noun
(the more usual form)

 * 1) pasta

Usage notes

 * The plural form ζυμαρικά is more common than the singular.

title: ζυμαρικό


text:
τουρσί

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) pickle

title: τουρσί


text:
lättlurad

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) easily fooled; gullible

title: lättlurad


text:
cesantía

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  unemployment

title: cesantía


text:
υγρό πιάτων

Noun

 * 1) washing-up liquid

title: υγρό πιάτων


text:
topánka

Noun

 * 1)  lady's shoe

Noun

 * 1) shoe

title: topánka


text: topánkák

title: topánkák


text:
cœnæsthetic

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to.

title: cœnæsthetic


text:
malsupro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bottom

title: malsupro


text: malsuproj

title: malsuproj


text: malsupron

title: malsupron


text: malsuprojn

title: malsuprojn


text:
supro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) top

title: supro


text: suproj

title: suproj


text: supron

title: supron


text: suprojn

title: suprojn


text: sakaj

title: sakaj


text: sakajn

title: sakajn


text:
ŝtrumpeto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sock

title: ŝtrumpeto


text: ŝtrumpetoj

title: ŝtrumpetoj


text: ŝtrumpeton

title: ŝtrumpeton


text: ŝtrumpetojn

title: ŝtrumpetojn


text:
Citations:coæqual

Adjective: antiquated spelling of

 * 1743, Viscount Henry St. John Bolingbroke and Nicholas Amhurst, Remarks on the History of England; letter IV, pages 55–56:
 * They are original Rights, Conditions of original Contracts, coæqual with Prerogative, and coæval with our Government.
 * 1855, Philip James Bailey, A Spiritual Legend, in The Mystic and other Poems, Chapman and Hall; page #134:
 * Wherein the spirits, glorified, of time
 * Coæqual with the universe abide ;
 * Shall they, bright guardians, stand ; like dear to God
 * Both man and angel kind.

title: Citations:coæqual


text:
favoro

Noun

 * 1) favo(u)r

title: favoro


text: favoroj

title: favoroj


text: favoron

title: favoron


text: favorojn

title: favorojn


text:
simbola

Adjective

 * 1) symbolic

title: simbola


text: simbolaj

title: simbolaj


text: simbolan

title: simbolan


text: simbolajn

title: simbolajn


text:
pardono

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pardon, forgiveness

Etymology
From.

title: pardono


text: pardonoj

title: pardonoj


text: pardonon

title: pardonon


text: pardonojn

title: pardonojn


text:
Julen

Etymology
from.

title: Julen


text:
queenie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  An effeminate man; a male homosexual (especially as a term of address).
 * 2)  The queen scallop.
 * 1)  The queen scallop.

title: queenie


text: queenies

title: queenies


text:
断層

Etymology
Probably from compound. Compare modern 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  fault
 * 2)  gap

Synonyms

 * : slippage, a gap, shear;  a mismatch, a lag, a disparity
 * : a discrepancy, a difference

title: 断層


text:
daŭripova

Adjective

 * 1) sustainable

title: daŭripova


text: daŭripovaj

title: daŭripovaj


text: daŭripovan

title: daŭripovan


text: daŭripovajn

title: daŭripovajn


text:
だんそう

Noun

 * 1)   fault
 * 2)   magazine of a firearm
 * 3)  random thoughts
 * 4)  disguising oneself as a man

title: だんそう


text: dansō

title: dansō


text:
medioprotektado

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) environmental protection

title: medioprotektado


text: medioprotektadon

title: medioprotektadon


text:
Aimar

Etymology
From, , from a proper name Haimhard, which consists of haim (from ) and hard (from Proto-Germanic ).

title: Aimar


text: neniuj

title: neniuj


text: neniujn

title: neniujn


text:
neregistara

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) non-governmental

title: neregistara


text: neregistaraj

title: neregistaraj


text: neregistaran

title: neregistaran


text: neregistarajn

title: neregistarajn


text: Arnau

title: Arnau


text:
User:AugPi/chk

 * : eo

title: User:AugPi/chk


text:
User:AugPi/tr

 * Esperanto: eo

title: User:AugPi/tr


text: Thesaurus:monkey

title: Thesaurus:monkey


text: registaraj

title: registaraj


text: registaran

title: registaran


text: registarajn

title: registarajn


text: premiis

title: premiis


text: premius

title: premius


text:
premiu

Noun

 * 1) prize

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) prize

title: premiu


text: premianta

title: premianta


text: premiinta

title: premiinta


text: premionta

title: premionta


text: premiantaj

title: premiantaj


text: premiintaj

title: premiintaj


text: premiontaj

title: premiontaj


text: premiantan

title: premiantan


text: premiintan

title: premiintan


text: premiontan

title: premiontan


text: premiantajn

title: premiantajn


text: premiintajn

title: premiintajn


text: premiontajn

title: premiontajn


text: premianto

title: premianto


text: premiinto

title: premiinto


text: premionto

title: premionto


text: premiantoj

title: premiantoj


text: premiintoj

title: premiintoj


text: premiontoj

title: premiontoj


text: premianton

title: premianton


text: premiinton

title: premiinton


text: premionton

title: premionton


text: premiantojn

title: premiantojn


text: premiintojn

title: premiintojn


text: premiontojn

title: premiontojn


text: premiinte

title: premiinte


text: premionte

title: premionte


text: premiita

title: premiita


text: premiota

title: premiota


text: premiataj

title: premiataj


text: aldonoj

title: aldonoj


text: premiitaj

title: premiitaj


text: premiotaj

title: premiotaj


text: premiatan

title: premiatan


text: premiitan

title: premiitan


text: premiotan

title: premiotan


text: aldonon

title: aldonon


text: aldonojn

title: aldonojn


text: premiatajn

title: premiatajn


text: premiitajn

title: premiitajn


text: premiotajn

title: premiotajn


text:
merese

Etymology
Perhaps via (compare , ), ultimately from , from , from. First English attestation in 1923 on page 44 of Glass-making in England by Harry J. Powell.

Noun

 * 1)  A flat, sharp-edged button, often a disc-shaped knob, separating the stem of a drinking-glass from the foot.

title: merese


text: premiito

title: premiito


text: premioto

title: premioto


text: premiatoj

title: premiatoj


text: premiitoj

title: premiitoj


text: premiotoj

title: premiotoj


text: premiaton

title: premiaton


text: premiiton

title: premiiton


text: premioton

title: premioton


text: premiatojn

title: premiatojn


text: premiitojn

title: premiitojn


text: premiotojn

title: premiotojn


text: premiite

title: premiite


text: premiote

title: premiote


text:
transdoni

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to hand over

title: transdoni


text:
Yusuf

Etymology
From, from , from.

title: Yusuf


text:
unuopulo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) individual person

title: unuopulo


text: unuopuloj

title: unuopuloj


text: unuopulon

title: unuopulon


text: unuopulojn

title: unuopulojn


text:
neucho-obbragh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) uncooperative, noncooperative

title: neucho-obbragh


text:
neucho-obbraghey

Noun

 * 1) noncooperation

title: neucho-obbraghey


text:
kondamno

Noun

 * 1) condemnation
 * 2) sentence, punishment, conviction

title: kondamno


text: kondamnoj

title: kondamnoj


text:
neuchloie

Noun

 * 1) nonperformance

title: neuchloie


text: kondamnon

title: kondamnon


text: kondamnojn

title: kondamnojn


text:
Guðmundur

Etymology
From, cognate to Norwegian and Swedish.

title: Guðmundur


text:
neuchluinagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) inaudible

title: neuchluinagh


text: Chœropsis

title: Chœropsis


text:
cluinagh

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) audible

title: cluinagh


text:
gull af manni

Etymology
From and  and  the dative of.

Noun

 * 1) a fine character

title: gull af manni


text:
neuchlinnit

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unheard
 * 2) unaudited

title: neuchlinnit


text: clinnit

title: clinnit


text:
neuchloiet

Adjective

 * 1) unboiled

title: neuchloiet


text: cloieit

title: cloieit


text:
Guðmundr

Etymology
Old Norse. -mund is cognate to 🇨🇬 and Proto-Germanic.

Descendants

 * Swedish:
 * Swedish:
 * Swedish:

title: Guðmundr


text: cluinit

title: cluinit


text: en dashes

title: en dashes


text:
かいてい

Noun

 * 1)  revision
 * 2)  reform, alteration, change
 * 3)  seabed
 * 4)  trial
 * 5)  stairs; rank; guide

Verb

 * 1)  to revise

title: かいてい


text: kaitei

title: kaitei


text:
juĝejo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) courtroom

title: juĝejo


text: juĝejoj

title: juĝejoj


text: juĝejon

title: juĝejon


text: juĝejojn

title: juĝejojn


text:
rechtszaal

Etymology
From.

title: rechtszaal


text: rechtszalen

title: rechtszalen


text: Thijs

title: Thijs


text:
beat cop

Noun

 * 1)  A police officer who patrols the streets on foot (walks the beat)

title: beat cop


text:
依頼書

Noun

 * 1) written request

title: 依頼書


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/smītaną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cast; sling; hurl
 * 2) to hit; strike
 * 3) to smear; dirty

Descendants

 * (in and )
 * (in and )
 * (in and )
 * (in and )
 * (in and )

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/smītaną


text: Javiera

title: Javiera


text: -sho

title: -sho


text:
領収書

Noun

 * 1) formal receipt

Usage notes
This is a word for receipts used for formal purposes, as opposed to which is used for informal, informational purposes.

title: 領収書


text: exectio

title: exectio


text:
exsectio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) excision (cutting out)

title: exsectio


text: exectiones

title: exectiones


text: exectionis

title: exectionis


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title: exectionum


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title: exectioni


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title: exectionibus


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title: exectionem


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title: exectione


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title: exsectiones


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title: exsectionis


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title: exsectionum


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title: exsectioni


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title: exsectionibus


text: exsectionem

title: exsectionem


text: exsectione

title: exsectione


text: kyōkasho

title: kyōkasho


text:
exhalatio

Noun

 * 1) exhalation (act, and vapour expelled by breathing out)
 * 2) evaporation

title: exhalatio


text: exhalationes

title: exhalationes


text: exhalationis

title: exhalationis


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title: exhalationum


text: exhalationi

title: exhalationi


text: exhalationibus

title: exhalationibus


text: exhalationem

title: exhalationem


text: exhalatione

title: exhalatione


text:
教科用図書

Noun

 * 1) textbook (abbr. )

title: 教科用図書


text:
きょうかようとしょ

Noun

 * 1)  textbook (abbr. )

title: きょうかようとしょ


text:
NWO

Proper noun

 *  NWO Plans Exposed By Insider In 1969
 *  NWO Plans Exposed By Insider In 1969

title: NWO


text: kyōkayōtosho

title: kyōkayōtosho


text:
wet room

Noun

 * 1) A bathroom (or area within a bathroom) in which a shower is not surrounded by any barrier

title: wet room


text:
exhorrentia

Noun

 * 1) shuddering, trembling
 * 2) terror, dread

title: exhorrentia


text: exhorrentiae

title: exhorrentiae


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title: exhorrentiarum


text: exhorrentiis

title: exhorrentiis


text: exhorrentiam

title: exhorrentiam


text: exhorrentias

title: exhorrentias


text: āiqiú

title: āiqiú


text:
neuchostal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  base

title: neuchostal


text:
Alice in Wonderland

Etymology
Derived from the children's fantasy story .

Adjective

 * 1) As in a surreal fairy tale where things work at odds to the way they do in the real world.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 愛麗絲夢遊仙境
 * Japanese: 不思議の国のアリス (のような)
 * Russian: Али́са в Стране́ чуде́с
 * Spanish: de Alicia en el mundo de maravillas
 * Welsh: Alys yng Ngwlad Hud

Noun

 * 1) An observer of strange, incomprehensible or disorienting situations.
 * 2) A strange, fantasy-like creation or situation that follows its own bizarre logic.
 * 1) A strange, fantasy-like creation or situation that follows its own bizarre logic.
 * 1) A strange, fantasy-like creation or situation that follows its own bizarre logic.
 * 1) A strange, fantasy-like creation or situation that follows its own bizarre logic.
 * 1) A strange, fantasy-like creation or situation that follows its own bizarre logic.

title: Alice in Wonderland


text:
Talk:nailfile

Alternate spelling
Shouldn't nail file be added as an alternate spelling? 71.66.97.228 19:28, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:nailfile


text:
Talk:nail file

Alternate spelling
Shouldn't nailfile be added as an alternate spelling? 71.66.97.228 19:28, 18 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:nail file


text:
dwell time

Noun

 * 1) The length of time that a thing or person remains in a given state.
 * 2)  The period of time that a system or element of a system remains in a given state.
 * 3)  The duty time soldiers have at their domestic home base between foreign deployments.
 * 4)  The amount of time that a user spends on a certain page or site.
 * 5)  The amount of time a container is sitting onshore before being loaded onto trucks.
 * 6) In radar, the amount of time that an antenna beam spends on a target. (See.
 * 1)  The amount of time that a user spends on a certain page or site.
 * 2)  The amount of time a container is sitting onshore before being loaded onto trucks.
 * 3) In radar, the amount of time that an antenna beam spends on a target. (See.

title: dwell time


text:
式神

Etymology
Compound of. The kami changes to gami due to.

Alternately, compound of.

Noun

 * 1) A kind of familiar spirit, summoned-up in service as a servant to the will of a practitioner of the onmyōdō  religion, very much like a western familiar.

title: 式神


text: dwell times

title: dwell times


text:
amylmetacresol

Noun

 * 1) An antiseptic used to treat minor infections of the mouth and throat.

Translations

 * Finnish: amyylimetakresoli

title: amylmetacresol


text: gòngmíng

title: gòngmíng


text:
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title: User:Tacirci


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Citations:dictatourship

Noun: antiquated spelling of

 * 1686, S. de Broë and Tho. Otway, The History of the Triumvirates., Charles Brome; volume II, chapter VI, page #294:
 * Then he made a report of all thoſe Titles of Honour which had been given to Cæſar, his Dictatourſhip, his being ſeveral rimes Conſul, with the Name of the Father of his Countiey, from thence he paſſed on to his Vertues, praiſing his Courage, his Eloquence, his Humanity, and his Mildneſs, which was ſo great, ſaid he, that he was never able to withhold his good inclinations, even from thoſe who offend him.

title: Citations:dictatourship


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