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Template:given name/documentation

This template is used in definitions for given names. The content is generated by Module:names.

Parameters

 * 1
 * Language code; see List of languages. The parameter lang is a deprecated synonym; please do not use. If this is used, all numbered parameters move down by one.

 * 2 or gender
 * gender:,   or  ; if any other gender is specified, the template adds a tracking template.

 * or
 * 2nd gender:  or

 * from, from2, from3, etc.; or 3, 4, 5, etc.
 * Source of name: a language name (not a code), such as  or   (etymology-only languages are recognized and allowed); a family name such as  ; ,  , or  ; or a language code + term such as  ,   or  . You can specify glosses, transliterations, alternative forms, equivalent forms, etc. inline using a syntax like non:bjǫrn to specify a gloss for an Old Norse term. You can also specify multiple languages or terms separated by   (which must have spaces around it) to indicate a chain of derivation. An example is Latin < Ancient Greek < Biblical Hebrew to indicate a name derived from Latin, in turn from Ancient Greek, and in turn from Biblical Hebrew. Another example is fr:Édouard < en:Edward to indicate a name (e.g. ) derived from , which in turn comes from . This is documented in more detail below. See below for more examples.

 * dimform, dimform2
 * Specify diminutive forms of this name, when the lemma is the main form of the name. This is conceptually the opposite of dim, dim2, etc., which are used when the lemma itself is a diminutive, to indicate the main form. You can specify transliterations, alternative forms, English equivalents and other modifiers inline, as described below.

 * varform, varform2
 * Specify variant forms of this name, when the lemma is the main form of the name. This is conceptually the opposite of var, var2, etc., which are used when the lemma itself is a variant form, to indicate the main form. You can specify transliterations, alternative forms, English equivalents and other modifiers inline, as described below.

 * usage
 * Parameter indicating the usage of this name, e.g.  or.

 * meaning, meaning2, meaning3, etc.
 * One or more meanings of the name.

 * dim, dim2, dim3, etc.; or diminutive, diminutive2, diminutive3, etc.
 * Main form(s), if the lemma is a diminutive. You can specify transliterations, English-equivalent names and other modifiers inline using e.g. מרים to specify a manual transliteration, Cäcilie to specify an English equivalent. This is documented in more detail below.

 * eq, eq2, eq3, etc.
 * Equivalent name in English or some other language, for use in foreign-language entries. To specify an equivalent name in a language other than English, precede the name with the language code of the language followed by a colon, e.g.  or  . You can specify specify transliterations, alternative forms and other modifiers inline using e.g. ru:Изабе́лла to specify a Russian equivalent name with manual transliteration. This is documented in more detail below.

 * xlit, xlit2, xlit3, etc.
 * Transliterated name in English, for use in foreign-language entries. You can specify alternative forms and other modifiers inline, as described below.

 * var, var2, var3, etc.
 * If the lemma is a variant form, the main form(s) that this name is a variant of. You can specify transliterations, alternative forms, English equivalents and other modifiers inline using e.g. Theresa to specify a variant with specified English equivalent. This is documented in more detail below.

 * m, m2, m3, etc.
 * The masculine equivalent(s) of this name. You can specify transliterations, alternative forms, English equivalents and other modifiers inline, as described below.

 * f, f2, f3, etc.
 * The feminine equivalent(s) of this name. You can specify transliterations, alternative forms, English equivalents and other modifiers inline, as described below.

 * A
 * Override the initial indefinite article; see below.

 * sort
 * What to sort by (in the generated categories) if not the pagename. Generally only needed for Japanese.

Comments:
 * Note the difference between equivalent and transliterated names. For example, the Russian name has transliterated name Mikhail and equivalent name Michael.
 * The module automatically determines whether to use initial a or an depending on the first following word (and knows that unisex should use a even though it begins with a vowel). The initial indefinite article is normally capitalized when the language specified by 1 is English, and lowercase otherwise. This is consistent with the general format of definitions in Wiktionary, where English-language terms are normally defined using long, sentence-style definitions that begin with a capital letter and end with a period (full stop), but foreign-language terms are defined using short glosses that are formatted with an initial lowercase letter and no final period/full stop. Both the case of the initial article and whether it is a or an can be overridden with the A parameter.

General examples
To display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:English male given names, use the following : .

If one knows the origin of the name; to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:English male given names from Hebrew, use the following : . Substituting for 'Hebrew' the proper origin of the word : e.g., Latin, Chinese, Germanic languages, surnames, place names.

To display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:English female given names, use the following : .

Similarly, if one knows that the name is transferred from an English surname; to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:English female given names from surnames, use the following : .

If the name is male or female, use

For foreign languages' names: for a German name for which one does not know the origin, use For a German name which one knows to be from Hebrew, use

1. Variant name, originating in place name, modern usage
For the English name, to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:English female given names from place names, use the following : .

2. Diminutive of multiple base names
For the English name, to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:English diminutives of male given names, use the following : .

3. Equivalent to names in multiple languages
For the Danish name, to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:Danish male given names, use the following :

4. Specifying a masculine equivalent
For the English name, to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:English female given names from Hebrew, use the following : .

5. Originating from a language family, with equivalent names in multiple languages, some using non-Latin script
For the Latvian name, to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:Latvian male given names from Slavic languages, use the following :

6. Name in non-Latin script with standard (non-scientific) transliteration into English
For the Russian name, to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:Russian male given names from Hebrew, use the following :

7. Specifying the foreign-language name that a given name is derived from
For the Danish name, to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:Danish male given names from German, use the following :

For the Danish name, to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:Danish male given names from Latin and Category:Danish male given names from Russian, use the following :

(In this latter example, the name linked to is a non-lemma form, so a link is inserted to display the non-lemma form but link to the lemma  (found on a page name without macrons). This could be equivalently achieved using la:Nicolaus.)

8. Specifying the foreign-language common word (with definition) that a given name is derived from
For the Danish name, to display the result

and categorise the entry into Category:Danish male given names from Old Norse, use the following :

9. Specifying a chain or foreign-language names that a given name is derived from
An example that demonstrates the full capabilities of from is the following, for : . which displays:

title: Template:given name/documentation


text:
Template:isValidPageName/documentation

Returns "valid" if the first parameter is a valid pagename, otherwise the empty string.

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

title: Template:isValidPageName/documentation


text: cluaise

title: cluaise


text: cluasan

title: cluasan


text: troighein

title: troighein


text: troigheanan

title: troigheanan


text:
Template:User en-0/documentation

Usage
See WT:Babel for usage.

fr:Modèle:User en-0

title: Template:User en-0/documentation


text: rietest

title: rietest


text: ratend

title: ratend


text: rietet

title: rietet


text: rätst

title: rätst


text: ratet

title: ratet


text: riete

title: riete


text: ratest

title: ratest


text:
Template:User en-1/documentation

Usage
See WT:Babel for usage.

fr:Modèle:User en-1

title: Template:User en-1/documentation


text:
Template:User en-2/documentation

Usage
See WT:Babel for usage.

fr:Modèle:User en-2

title: Template:User en-2/documentation


text:
Template:User en-3/documentation

Usage
See WT:Babel for usage.

fr:Modèle:User en-3 vi:Tiêu bản:User eng-3

title: Template:User en-3/documentation


text:
Template:User en-4/documentation

Usage
See WT:Babel for usage.

fr:Modèle:User en-4

title: Template:User en-4/documentation


text: stirbt

title: stirbt


text:
Template:User az-4/documentation

Usage
See WT:Babel for usage.

az:Şablon:User az-4

title: Template:User az-4/documentation


text:
tolladh

Etymology 1
From, verbal noun of. .

Noun

 * 1) boring, perforation
 * 1) boring, perforation

Etymology
From, verbal noun of. .

Noun

 * 1) perforation, act of boring, piercing or perforating
 * 2) digging of holes or pits
 * 3) edging in
 * 1) edging in

title: tolladh


text: tollaidh

title: tollaidh


text: tollaidhean

title: tollaidhean


text: schlägt

title: schlägt


text: schlügen

title: schlügen


text: schlaget

title: schlaget


text: schlügest

title: schlügest


text: schlug

title: schlug


text: schlugt

title: schlugt


text: schlagest

title: schlagest


text: schlüget

title: schlüget


text: schlugen

title: schlugen


text: schlugst

title: schlugst


text: schlüge

title: schlüge


text:
Template:User bg-2/documentation

Usage
See WT:Babel for usage.

ja:Template:User bg-2

title: Template:User bg-2/documentation


text: gehst

title: gehst


text:
gingest

Etymology
From, from.

title: gingest


text: gingst

title: gingst


text: gehest

title: gehest


text: ginget

title: ginget


text: gehet

title: gehet


text: geht

title: geht


text: gehend

title: gehend


text:
taidhr

Noun

 * 1) tyre

title: taidhr


text: taidhre

title: taidhre


text: taidhrean

title: taidhrean


text: angehst

title: angehst


text: angingst

title: angingst


text: gingt an

title: gingt an


text: gehe an

title: gehe an


text: angehend

title: angehend


text: gehest an

title: gehest an


text:
anging

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wind

title: anging


text: gingst an

title: gingst an


text: angingen

title: angingen


text: angeht

title: angeht


text: anginge

title: anginge


text: anginget

title: anginget


text: angegangen

title: angegangen


text: angehe

title: angehe


text: gingen an

title: gingen an


text: angingt

title: angingt


text: gingest an

title: gingest an


text: ging an

title: ging an


text: ginget an

title: ginget an


text: angingest

title: angingest


text: gehst an

title: gehst an


text: angehet

title: angehet


text: ginge an

title: ginge an


text: gehen an

title: gehen an


text: gehet an

title: gehet an


text: geht an

title: geht an


text: angehest

title: angehest


text:
Template:userpage/documentation

Usage
Used so that when Wiktionary is mirrored, it is obvious that this user is not associated with the mirroring site. This template should be usually substituted by adding "subst:" before the template name in most cases to prevent the template from systematically being hidden on a mirror.

Parameters

 * yes – shows the Wiktionary logo on the left (default =hidden)
 * right - shows the Wikimedia logo on the right (default =hidden)
 * yes – prevents external search engines from indexing the page (default =no)
 * yes - makes the container's border rounded (default =no)
 * 15px - changes the border radius, if  is also set (default =15px)
 * 1 - the size of the border (default =1); set to =0 to disable the border.
 * #ffc9c9 - the color of the border (default =#ffc9c9)
 * #fffff3 - changes the background color (default =#fffff3)
 * yes - centers and makes the template smaller

Wikipedia bs:Template:korisnik de:Vorlage:Benutzerseite es:Plantilla:Página usuario fr:Modèle:Page personnelle ja:Template:userpage la:Formula:Rubrica paginae usoris pl:Szablon:strona użytkownika pt:Predefinição:página de usuário zh:Template:userpage

title: Template:userpage/documentation


text:
aufgehen

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to open, come undone
 * 2) to rise, expand of dough etc.
 * 3) to rise, come up of a celestial body
 * 4) to work out
 * 5)  to add up, to come out even
 * 6) to sprout, germinate
 * 7) to disintegrate; to be integrated into; to be absorbed by; to disappear into
 * 8)  to open
 * 1) to work out
 * 2)  to add up, to come out even
 * 3) to sprout, germinate
 * 4) to disintegrate; to be integrated into; to be absorbed by; to disappear into
 * 5)  to open
 * 1) to sprout, germinate
 * 2) to disintegrate; to be integrated into; to be absorbed by; to disappear into
 * 3)  to open
 * 1) to disintegrate; to be integrated into; to be absorbed by; to disappear into
 * 2)  to open
 * 1)  to open
 * 1)  to open
 * 1)  to open

title: aufgehen


text: gehen auf

title: gehen auf


text: aufging

title: aufging


text: aufginget

title: aufginget


text: ginge auf

title: ginge auf


text: gingen auf

title: gingen auf


text: aufgingest

title: aufgingest


text: aufgingen

title: aufgingen


text: aufgehst

title: aufgehst


text: aufginge

title: aufginge


text: aufgingt

title: aufgingt


text: ginget auf

title: ginget auf


text: gehe auf

title: gehe auf


text: gingt auf

title: gingt auf


text: aufgehest

title: aufgehest


text: gehest auf

title: gehest auf


text: geht auf

title: geht auf


text: aufgingst

title: aufgingst


text: aufgehe

title: aufgehe


text: aufgeht

title: aufgeht


text: ging auf

title: ging auf


text: aufgegangen

title: aufgegangen


text: aufgehet

title: aufgehet


text: gehet auf

title: gehet auf


text: aufgehend

title: aufgehend


text: gingest auf

title: gingest auf


text: gingst auf

title: gingst auf


text: gehst auf

title: gehst auf


text:
Template:w/documentation

This template is for having shorter links to an English Wikipedia article when the link is identical to its label. It takes the following parameters:

 * 1 – the page title on Wikipedia to which you wish to link
 * 2 – the text that the template displays. Default is the value entered in 1
 * lang – the ISO language code of the target Wikipedia. Default is, for English.

A similar effect can be accomplished using the pipe trick:  is converted to   during the pre-save transform, which renders as Chicken. Only one interwiki prefix can be stripped in this way. transforms to.

See also Template:wikipedia, which inserts a box with a link to the Wikipedia article, and has no required parameters.

Examples

 * just using parameter 1 – gives:
 * using parameters 1 and 2 – gives:
 * also using parameter lang – gives:  (linking to the French Wikipedia article)

TemplateData
{	"params": { "1": {			"label": "article", "description": "Page to link on Wikipedia", "example": "Cursive script (East Asia)", "type": "line", "required": true },		"2": {			"label": "label", "description": "Text displayed on the link", "example": "cursive script", "type": "line", "suggested": true },		"lang": { "label": "language code", "type": "string", "example": "es", "description": "the ISO language code of the target Wikipedia.", "default": "en" }	},	"format": "inline", "description": "This template is for having shorter links to an English Wikipedia article when the link is identical to its label. It had one mandatory parameter. There is a similar one without any mandatory parameter " }

title: Template:w/documentation


text:
Template:User fi-4/documentation

Usage
See WT:Babel for usage.

fr:Modèle:Utilisateur fi-4

title: Template:User fi-4/documentation


text:
Template:User is-2/documentation

Usage
See WT:Babel for usage.

fr:Modèle:User is-2

title: Template:User is-2/documentation


text: Category:English act-related adverbs

title: Category:English act-related adverbs


text:
cvadrat

Etymology
, from. .

Noun

 * 1)  square

title: cvadrat


text:
Template:en-verb/documentation

Use this template to show the inflection line of an English verb.

This template shows the verb in bold (optionally linking its components) and its key inflections.

Basic parameters
For most regular verbs, no parameters are necessary. Examples of such verbs are:
 * 1)  (opens, opening, opened);
 * , with present third singular in -es (wishes, wishing, wished);
 * , with final -y converted to i before -s and -ed (marries, marrying, married);
 * , with the final consonant doubled before -ing and -ed (flips, flipping, flipped);
 * , with final -e dropped before -ing and -ed (baptizes, baptizing, baptized);
 * , with final -e dropped only before -ed (frees, freeing, freed);
 * , with final -ie converted to -y before -ing (ties, tying, tied).

For example, on the page, simply write:

which produces

Other examples:
 * of type (1) above:, , , ;
 * of type (2) above:, , , ;
 * of type (3) above:, , , ;
 * of type (4) above:, , , ;
 * of type (5) above:, , , ;
 * of type (6) above:, , , ;
 * of type (7) above:, , ,.

Type (4) verbs above only have the final consonant doubled automatically if they consist of a single syllable. Type (4) verbs with more than one syllable should have the parameter  specified. Examples: (refers, referring, referred),  (abets, abetting, abetted),  (handicaps, handicapping, handicapped). Specify these verbs as follows:

Also use  for verbs ending in -s or -z that double the final consonant in all three forms. Examples: (quizzes, quizzing, quizzed),  (nonplusses, nonplussing, nonplussed).

For verbs that are irregular with respect to the above rules, specify the three forms explicitly (-s form, -ing form, and -ed form, respectively). An example is, where the above rules would produce the incorrect -s form stomaches instead of the correct form stomachs:

or equivalently:

Here,  stands for the verb lemma form stomach, and   requests that the regularly derived forms stomaching and stomached be used, respectively.

Another example is :

or equivalently:

Irregular verbs
For irregular (strong) verbs, specify the key forms (third-person present singular, the present participle, the simple past tense, and optionally the past participle):
 * 1) For the verb :
 * or equivalently (because the form doing is regular):
 * 1) For the verb :
 * or equivalently (because the forms sees and seeing are regular):
 * 1) For the verb :
 * or equivalently:
 * or equivalently (because the forms sees and seeing are regular):
 * 1) For the verb :
 * or equivalently:
 * or equivalently:
 * or equivalently:

Some irregular verbs have multiple forms for some inflections. Show additional forms or notes for any inflection:
 * 1) For the verb :
 * or equivalently, simply:
 * 1) For the verb :
 * 1) For the verb :
 * 1) For the verb :

Some irregular verbs are defective. To indicate a missing form, use, as with the modal verb :

which produces

Multiword expressions
By default, a multiword expression is treated just like a single word. This is correct for cases like (belly dances, belly dancing, belly danced), but not for cases like  (logs on, logging on, logged on). Special support is available to make it easier to specify the forms of the latter type of expressions. Use  to indicate that only the first word is conjugated, following the normal rules above. For example, for, write:

which produces

You can similarly use  to get the combined effects of   and , e.g. for , write:

which produces

As in other cases, individual forms can be replaced with  or   to request that this particular form be replaced according to the normal rules for these codes. For example, for the verb, use:

or equivalently

Multiword expressions with irregular verbs
An alternative format can be used to compactly specify the conjugation of irregular verbs in multiword expressions. For example, for the idiom, use the following:

which produces

Here, the verb to be inflected is followed by up to four comma-separated forms inside of angle brackets. These four forms correspond to parameters 1 through 4: respectively the -s form (third person present singular), -ing form (present participle), -ed form (past tense) and -en form (past participle). Any of the four forms can be omitted to have them use the default rules described above, and the fourth form can be omitted if the past participle is the same as the past tense. For example, for, use the following:

Here, the fourth form is omitted because the past participle is the same as the past tense.

Links can be inserted into the text outside of angle brackets. For example, for, use the following:

This will cause the terms see, forest and for to be linked normally in the headword, but trees to be linked to the singular form tree, and the not linked at all.

If no links are included in 1, all words will be linked individually, just as for. To override this behavior, include links around only the terms to be linked, or use head to override the headword.

Multiple sets of angle brackets can be used if more than one verb in the expression inflects. For example, for, use:

which produces

Here, no forms are specified inside of the first set of angle brackets (because all are defaulted), and  is specified inside of the second set of angle brackets, just as it would be required for  alone.

Within angle brackets, you can specify multiple alternatives for a given form by separating them with a colon. After a given form, you can attach a qualifier in brackets, i.e. . An example that uses both is  (or any other expression involving ):

which produces

The past participle of is got in the UK but gotten in the US, as indicated.

Another example using colon-separated alternatives is :

which produces

Here, the past tense and past participle of is either regular smelled (specified using an empty form, which defaults to the regular -ed form) or irregular smelt. head is explicitly used so that is linked as a single expression rather than separately linked as two words. Note how the alternative forms smelled and smelt are "distributed" across the past tense woke and past participle woken, producing two past tense variants and two past participle variants.

In some cases, the entire expression can be conjugated in more than one way. For example, in the expression, either each verb can conjugate individually (rocking and rolling) or the expression can be conjugated as a unit (rock and rolling). To express this, specify the two variants as comma-separated and surrounded by double parentheses, as follows:

which produces

Finally, it is also possible to use the angle-bracket format with expressions such as, which have a verb in them that must always be listed in a finite tense. It is simply necessary to be careful in specifying the forms. As an example:

which produces

Here, we cannot default any of the forms of sows (which would wrongly produce sowses, sowsed, etc.), and we use alternants to express the fact that the past tense can be either reaped what one sowed or reaped what one had sown (and similarly for the past participle). Similarly for :

which produces

All parameters
There are two basic parameter formats. The newer format uses only 1, specifying verb forms in angle brackets. This is documented in the previous section. (Technically, the named parameters below can be used even with this format, and override forms specified in 1, but this is not necessary or recommended.)

The other, older format, uses distinct parameters to specify each form:
 * 1, pres_3sg2, pres_3sg3, ...
 * third-person present singular form(s)

 * pres_3sg_qual, pres_3sg2_qual, pres_3sg3_qual, ...
 * corresponding third-person present singular form qualifiers

 * 2, pres_ptc2, pres_ptc3, ...
 * present participle form(s)

 * pres_ptc_qual, pres_ptc2_qual, pres_ptc3_qual, ...
 * corresponding present participle form qualifiers

 * 3, past2, past3, ...
 * simple past tense form(s)

 * past_qual, past2_qual, past3_qual, ...
 * corresponding simple past tense form qualifiers

 * 4, past_ptc2, past_ptc3, ...
 * past participle form(s), if different from the past tense

 * past_ptc_qual, past_ptc2_qual, past_ptc3_qual, ...
 * corresponding past participle form qualifiers

NOTE: Only specify past participle forms if different from the past tense. If no past participle forms are given, or all forms given are the same as the past tense forms, only the past tense forms are displayed, identified as simple past and past participle; otherwise, the simple past forms and past participle forms are displayed separately.

There are no parameters for archaic forms, such as hast or hath (of ), dost or doth (of ), or art, wast, wert (of ). These forms can be noted in usage notes if needed, but should not be included in the headword forms.

The following parameters are additionally supported on all English headword templates, including en-verb:
 * head, head2, ...
 * Override the headword display; used to add links to individual words in a multiword term.

 * id
 * Sense ID for linking to this headword. See senseid for more information.

 * 1, 1, 1, 1
 * Control how multiword terms are linked. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

 * 1
 * Prevent terms beginning with a hyphen from being interpreted as suffixes. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

 * 1
 * Prevent multiword terms (those with spaces or with hyphens in the middle) from being added to Category:English multiword terms.

 * pagename
 * Override the page name used to compute default values of various sorts. Useful when testing, for documentation pages, etc.

 * sort
 * Sort key. Rarely needs to be specified, as it is normally automatically generated.

Exact rules
For reference, the exact rules used to generate regular verb forms are as follows:
 * For the -s form, use the following rules:
 * If the verb ends in -s, -z, -x, -ch or -sh, add -es.
 * If the verb ends in consonant + -y, drop the -y and add -ies.
 * Otherwise, just add -s.
 * For the -ed form, use the following rules:
 * If the verb ends in -e, add -d.
 * If the verb ends in consonant + -y, drop the -y and add -ied.
 * If the verb is of the form C*VC, i.e. any number of consonants + vowel + single consonant (unless the final consonant is -w, -x, -y or -h), double the final consonant and add -ed.
 * Otherwise, just add -ed.
 * For the -ing form, use the following rules:
 * If the verb ends in -ue, drop the -e and add -ing.
 * If the verb ends in -ie, drop the -ie and add -ying.
 * If the verb ends in a vowel + one or more consonants + -e, drop the -e and add -ing.
 * If the verb is of the form C*VC, i.e. any number of consonants + vowel + single consonant (unless the final consonant is -w, -x, -y or -h), double the final consonant and add -ing.
 * Otherwise, just add -ing.

Autosplitting
en-verb, as with all English headword-line templates, implements an intelligent, customized algorithm for automatically splitting and linking the components of a multiword term. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

Suffix handling
en-verb, as with all English headword-line templates, will normally interpret a term beginning with a hyphen as a suffix and handle it specially. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

Link modifications
en-verb, as with all English headword-line templates, has a special mechanism for overriding the default linking behavior of individual terms in a multiword expression without having to repeat the entire expression. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

title: Template:en-verb/documentation


text:
onair

Etymology
From, , , from , , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) honour
 * 2) esteem, respect
 * 3) honesty

title: onair


text: onaire

title: onaire


text: onairean

title: onairean


text:
Template:en-noun/documentation

This is the standard inflection template for English nouns.

Extended guide
Use this template to show the inflection line of an English singular noun.

This template shows the noun in bold (optionally linking its components) and its plural inflections, if any.

If the term has uncountable senses, the template can indicate whether the term is sometimes or never countable. Specifying  as the first parameter indicates that a term is uncountable, and no plural is shown by default. If it may occasionally be used as countable, specify the plural form after it.

Specifying  instead indicates that the term is used more or less equally as countable and as uncountable, and uses the default plural.

In entries for English plural-only nouns, use :

Plural parameters
The default plural is formed as follows: If the noun forms its plural according to these rules, no parameters are necessary. E.g. on "cherry":
 * 1) If the noun ends in -s, -x, -z, -sh or -ch, add -es.
 * 2) If the noun ends in -y preceded by a consonant (any letter other than a, e, i, o or u), change the -y to -i and add -es.
 * 3) Otherwise, add -s.

The above code displays as follows:
 *  Noun
 * cherry (plural cherries)

If the noun forms its plural in any other way (e.g. on "mouse"):
 * erratum (plural errata)
 * mouse (plural mice)
 * mouse (plural mice)
 * mouse (plural mice)

Likewise, if the noun is identical in the plural, but still countable, specify it, e.g. on "Abkhaz":
 * Abkhaz (plural Abkhaz)
 * Abkhaz (plural Abkhaz)

To explicitly request the default plural, use. This is not necessary if the word only has one plural, but it is useful if the noun has multiple plurals, e.g. on "octopus":
 * octopus (plural octopuses or octopi or octopodes)
 * octopus (plural octopuses or octopi or octopodes)

If the noun is uncountable, use, e.g. on "awe":
 * awe (uncountable)
 * awe (uncountable)

If the noun is usually uncountable, use  followed by an explicit plural, e.g. on "reality":
 * reality (usually uncountable, plural realities)
 * reality (usually uncountable, plural realities)

If the noun is either countable or uncountable, use, e.g. on "beer" and "geometry":
 * beer (countable and uncountable; plural beers)
 * geometry (countable and uncountable; plural geometries)
 * geometry (countable and uncountable; plural geometries)
 * geometry (countable and uncountable; plural geometries)

If you want to qualify a plural, use plNqual:
 * tree (plural trees or (obsolete) treen)
 * tree (plural trees or (obsolete) treen)

Other parameters

 * head, head2, ...
 * Override the headword display; used to add links to individual words in a multiword term.

 * 1 or 1
 * Specify that the term is normally preceded the definite article the. When given, the will appear at the beginning of the headword.

 * ~ or ~
 * Specify that the term is optionally preceded the definite article the. When given, two headwords will be generated, one with the and one without.

 * id
 * Sense ID for linking to this headword. See senseid for more information.

 * 1, 1, 1, 1
 * Control how multiword terms are linked. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

 * 1
 * Prevent terms beginning with a hyphen from being interpreted as suffixes. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

 * 1
 * Prevent multiword terms (those with spaces or with hyphens in the middle) from being added to Category:English multiword terms.

 * pagename
 * Override the page name used to compute default values of various sorts. Useful when testing, for documentation pages, etc.

 * sort
 * Sort key. Rarely needs to be specified, as it is normally automatically generated.

Pluralia tantum
If the word is a plurale tantum (always or usually used in the plural only, such as or ), then use p.

In addition to the parameters documented above, such terms support the following parameters:
 * sg, sg2, ...
 * Specify the singular version(s) of plurale tantum nouns that are occasionally found in the singular, e.g., , , etc.

 * attr, attr2, ...
 * Specify the attributive version(s) of the nouns, i.e. the form used when modifying another noun. Examples are with pant;  with boxer-short and boxer short; etc.

For example, for, use p.

Autosplitting
en-noun, as with all English headword-line templates, implements an intelligent, customized algorithm for automatically splitting and linking the components of a multiword term. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

Suffix handling
en-noun, as with all English headword-line templates, will normally interpret a term beginning with a hyphen as a suffix and handle it specially. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

Link modifications
en-noun, as with all English headword-line templates, has a special mechanism for overriding the default linking behavior of individual terms in a multiword expression without having to repeat the entire expression. See Module:en-headword/documentation for more information.

title: Template:en-noun/documentation


text: jajok

title: jajok


text: ionracais

title: ionracais


text:
Template:vanitypage/documentation

This template is placed on user pages that seem to exist for the sake of the users' vanity when the user does not seem to have any intention of contributing to Wiktionary. It takes no parameters and is implemented as a MediaWiki table.

Usage
No category is needed to find the user pages this template appears on. Just see: [//en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=Special:WhatLinksHere&target=Template:vanitypage&namespace=2 WhatLinksHere].

title: Template:vanitypage/documentation


text: Category:English oaths

title: Category:English oaths


text:
urram

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) tomorrow
 * 2)  in the daytime
 * 1)  in the daytime

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) respect, esteem, reverence, deference, worship
 * 2) honor, dignity
 * 3) precedence, preference
 * 4) significance, signification

title: urram


text:
urraim

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) respect, esteem; deferential regard, reverence, veneration

title: urraim


text: Category:Ancient Greek Attic-declension proper nouns


text:
Template:temp/documentation

The template is intended for use on talk pages and areas of Wiktionary that describe the markup language of wikitext. It displays the name of another template or template-like parser construct, linked for convenience, and wrapped in  tags. functions identically to, except it does not wrap the output in  tags; it may be used nested.

Syntax

 * The template automatically detects non-template namespaces, substitutions, magic words and parser functions; the syntax is identical to the one accepted by the MediaWiki parser. For example, inclusion from mainspace uses the  prefix.
 * Using the parser function with a valid module name creates a link to the module. Likewise, using  with a valid parser extension tag links to the tag's documentation.
 * If this template is given non-numeric named arguments, they will be displayed as arguments to the template; however, no particular order is guaranteed.
 * To force a particular order, or to display an equals sign in an explicitly named numeric parameter, you may use the following methods:
 * Use  (or  ) to code the equal sign.
 * Wrap the parameter assignment (or just the  character) in  tags.
 * Make explicit numeral assignments corresponding with numbered parameters starting from.
 * Previous versions of this template had an interwiki functionality; this feature has been dropped. Links to templates on sister wikis should be formatted manually.

Examples

 * Result:
 * Result:
 * Result:
 * Result:
 * Result:
 * Result:
 * Result:
 * Result:
 * Result:
 * Result:

title: Template:temp/documentation


text:
Template:head/documentation

This template is used to create a basic headword line. This is the line of text that comes between the part-of-speech header (like ) and the actual definitions of the word.

Note that most invocations of should be fairly simple. If a language requires a relatively complex call to for many words (such as the same set of inflected forms in many entries, or using   in every entry), the language should probably have its own templates. Templates made specifically for a given language can be more sophisticated, and can handle inflections and other grammatical issues that are specific to that language. They can also make use of the capabilities of Lua modules. For this reason, keep in mind that the usage examples given on this page are for illustrative purposes only. Most of the languages given in the examples here already have their own sets of templates, such as, , , and so on.

However, can be used for words for which the basic usage (two or three parameters) is enough, or for languages that do not yet have their own templates. If you know how to make your own templates, it's recommended that you create some for the language you intend to work in before creating new entries, rather than using this template (and then having to replace it with a language-specific template later).

Parameters
A short reference of all parameters.
 * 1
 * The language code. See Languages.

 * sc
 * The script code. See Scripts. This is rarely needed as the script can generally be automatically detected.

 * 2
 * The part of speech category (such as "noun", "verb", "adjective" etc), which is used to add the entry to the appropriate category. This can be in either plural or singular form. In the latter case, the template will pluralise it automatically if it doesn't already end in -s. Exceptions can be added to the  list at the top of Module:headword/data if necessary.

 * head and head2, head3 ...
 * Overrides the headword that is displayed. This is used primarily to add diacritical marks or to link to individual words in a multi-word term. By default, if the page name has spaces in it, the words are split across the spaces, which is usually correct but may need overriding. Additional parameters are available if more than one headword needs to be shown.

 * tr and tr2, tr3 ...
 * Provides the transliteration for the term, see Transliteration. For many languages, this can be generated automatically so this does not need to be specified, but some entries cannot be reliably transliterated automatically (e.g. Arabic) so this parameter is necessary then. The additional parameters with a number correspond to each additional headword, pairwise.

 * g and g2, g3 ...
 * Provides gender/number specifications for the word, if necessary. See Module:gender and number for the format used.

 * cat2, cat3, cat4
 * Additional part-of-speech or other categories. Unlike the part-of-speech category in 2, these should always be in the plural.

 * 1
 * If given, don't automatically place the headword in a category based on the part of speech as given in 2. Normally, two categories are added, one based on the part of speech given (e.g. Category:Sanskrit nouns) and one based on the type of the part of speech, either lemma or non-lemma form (e.g. Category:Sanskrit lemmas). Specifying 1 will suppress both categories.

 * 1
 * If given, don't automatically place the headword in categories based on the gender(s). Normally, headwords with gender/number specifications given are placed in categories appropriate for the gender and number, e.g. Category:Sanskrit masculine nouns, Category:Russian animate nouns, Category:Czech imperfective verbs or Category:Spanish pluralia tantum.

 * 1
 * If given, don't automatically categorize multiword headwords. Normally, for most languages, headwords with multiple words are placed in a special category, e.g. Category:Sanskrit multiword terms. This is automatically suppressed for some languages, e.g. sign languages; languages without spaces between terms (such as Chinese, Japanese and Thai); or languages with spaces between syllables (such as Vietnamese). This is controlled by Module:headword/data.

 * 1
 * If given, don't automatically categorize palindromes. Normally, for most languages, palindromes are placed in a category like Category:English palindromes or Category:Hungarian palindromes. For some languages, there are language-specific rules for handling digraphs; for example, in Hungarian, gy, sz, zs and certain other combinations are treated like single letters for palindrome purposes, meaning that words like and  are considered palindromes. This can create problems, e.g.  would be categorized as a palindrome but is not because in this word, zs is two separate sounds rather than a digraph. Specifying 1 disables this categorization.

 * 1
 * If given, automatically add a category "(lang) (pos)es in (script) script" (e.g. Category:Sanskrit nouns in Devanagari script), for the script specified using sc or autodetected based on the value specified to head or the page name. This category is useful for languages that can be written in multiple scripts.

 * 1
 * If given, include automatic transliteration after each of the inflections specified using 3, 4 and further parameters (see below). This can also be set for individual inflected forms using fNautotr.

 * sort
 * The sort key to use when placing the entry in the above categories. This is rarely needed, as the default generated sort key is usually correct.

 * 3, 4 and further
 * Specifies inflected forms to show. These are specified pairwise, with the first giving the name of the form, and the second giving the form itself. So the forms are numbered like this: . If multiple forms exist for the same name, separate them by using " " as the name. Forms work the same as the 2nd parameter of, and can thus have embedded wikilinks, will have certain diacritics removed, and so on.
 * The following additional parameters are available for each form, with  replaced by the number of the form:
 * fNalt
 * Specifies the alternative display form of the inflected form, much like the 3rd parameter of.
 * fNtr
 * Specifies the transliteration of the inflected form, much like the tr parameter of.
 * fNsc
 * Specifies the script of the form, works like sc.
 * fNid
 * Specifies the sense ID to use for the link to the form's entry.
 * fNg
 * Provides gender/number specification(s) to display after the form. To include multiple specifications, separate them by commas. Uses the same gender/number specifications as for g.
 * fNqual
 * Specifies a qualifier that should appear before the form, formatted like the template does. This is used to mark certain forms as archaic, rare or similar.
 * The following parameters are available only for each name, meaning that if multiple forms are displayed for the same name (with " "), these parameters should use the number of the first form. They are automatically applied to all forms following that name.
 * fNaccel-form
 * Specifies an accelerated creation tag to be used by the WT:ACCEL gadget, to automatically generate an entry for a non-lemma form when the link is clicked. For information about acceleration tags, see WT:ACCEL. This should not be used directly in entries. If you find you need to use it, or any of the following acceleration-related parameters, you should probably make a custom template for the language instead. If the acceleration tag contains a vertical bar, use  instead.
 * fNaccel-translit
 * Specifies a manual transliteration of the non-lemma form for use with accelerated creation of entries; see WT:ACCEL and fNaccel-form above. The value of this parameter goes into param tr of the call to in the accelerated entry. You only need to specify this for languages that use a non-Latin script, and only when the auto-generated transliteration is insufficient, incorrect or nonexistent.
 * fNaccel-lemma
 * Specifies the lemma corresponding to the non-lemma form for use with accelerated creation of entries; see WT:ACCEL and fNaccel-form above. The value of this parameter goes into param 2 of the call to in the accelerated entry. It defaults to the name of the current page, and only needs to be specified when the lemma contains additional diacritics that are stripped in order to generate the pagename (as in Latin, Russian, Ancient Greek, Old English, etc.).
 * fNaccel-lemma-translit
 * Specifies a manual transliteration of the lemma corresponding to the non-lemma form for use with accelerated creation of entries; see WT:ACCEL and fNaccel-form above. The value of this parameter goes into param tr of the call to in the accelerated entry.  You only need to specify this for languages that use a non-Latin script, and only when the auto-generated transliteration is insufficient, incorrect or nonexistent.
 * fNaccel-gender
 * Specifies the gender of the non-lemma form for use with accelerated creation of entries; see WT:ACCEL and fNaccel-form above. The value of this parameter goes into param g of the call to in the accelerated entry. You should only rarely specify this.
 * 1
 * For use with accelerated creation of entries. Place this on links that appear in the collapsed state of collapsible tables; see WT:ACCEL.
 * 1
 * Inhibits automatic creation of a link to the forms. The forms will just be displayed in bold text instead. Links that are embedded into the form parameters are retained.
 * 1
 * Causes the page to be added to Category:Requests for inflections in LANG entries if a form is missing.
 * 1
 * Causes automatic transliteration to be included after each form.

Usage
The basic usage is:

The first parameter is the language code (see Languages), which is required in all cases. The second is the part of speech. For example on :

which produces

The part of speech is used to add a category to the page. So, the above code would also add the page to Category:Dutch prepositions.

Part of speech
The part of speech (second parameter) can be either singular or plural, and written out fully (e.g. ) or abbreviated (e.g.   or  ). If the part of speech is written out in full, it is stylistically preferred to write it in the singular.

The following part of speech aliases (abbreviations) are recognized by the module.

Displayed headword
Normally, the displayed headword is the same as the name of the current page. The parameter head can be used to specify a different headword to display. This can be useful if additional accent marks should be placed on the word, that are not present in the normal written form that is given in the page's name. For example, the Latin word is normally written that way, but is also spelled  in its fully accented form. For such a case, you would specify scrībō.

Another purpose of this parameter is for terms that consist of multiple words. The head parameter can be used to link to the individual words that the term is made up of. For example, for the English phrasal verb, you could use:

Note in the above example that the template automatically adds the correct language section to the links in the same way as. So the links    actually come out as if written. This means that you should not add such section links yourself, nor should you use inside the head parameter. These were necessary in the past, but they can now be safely removed.

In a few cases it may be necessary to show more than one headword. For example, a language like Russian might have a word with a single written form, but multiple alternative ways of placing the accent marks (compare this to English and ). Additional headwords can be displayed using the parameters head2, head3 and so on.

Transliteration
If a term is written in a script other than the Latin alphabet, a transliteration of the term into the Latin alphabet should be provided using the tr parameter. Every language generally has its own rules for writing transliterations on Wiktionary; check with the language's "About" page (such as About Russian) for more information.

The template can automatically transliterate words in many languages; this is controlled through special transliteration modules such as Module:el-translit (and also the data in Module:languages). This means that for those languages, a transliteration does not need to be provided, as it can be generated internally. If the head parameter was provided, it is used as the base for the transliteration instead, so that any additional accents are also included in the transliteration. Use - if you don't want a transliteration to be automatically generated (you shouldn't really ever do this in an entry).

Gender and number
The template has a set of parameters to display gender, number, noun class or other kinds of grammatical property. These are used and displayed in the standard format required by Module:gender and number.

The gender is given with the optional g parameter. If more than one specification is necessary, you can also use g2, g3 and so on. If you know that a gender is needed, but don't know what it is, specify ?, which will add the page to a cleanup category. You can also specify a partial gender. For example, if you know that a word is plural but don't know if it's, say, masculine or feminine plural, you can specify ?-p.

Inflections
Further optional parameters are available to display inflections or other closely related forms of the word. These are given pair-wise: the first of each pair gives a label for the inflection, and the second then gives the actual term.

For example, in the Sandbox:

Certain diacritics are automatically removed from the term when creating the link, just like and  do. So you don't need to worry about removing them yourself. A Latin example, where macrons are removed automatically:

If you want to display multiple alternative forms of an inflection, you can use  as the label separating them. The template will recognise this and omit the comma:

The term (second part of a pair) may be blank. This can be used to add a simple note, such as "uncountable" or "intransitive":

If the label is blank, but the term is not, it acts as if the term was not specified either and omits both. This is not very useful in entries, but it can be a very powerful feature when writing templates using as a base.

You can specify alternative display form, script, sense id and gender for each form with the parameters fNalt, fNsc, fNid and fNg, with "N" replaced with the number of the form. Some examples:

When using as a base to create other templates, the class for accelerated links (WT:ACCEL) can be added with fNaccel-form. See Module:headword for more information on how to use this. If the label is, the corresponding acceleration is ignored, and it is "inherited" from the preceding form. Examples:

An inflection term can contain wikilinks as part of the parameter, like the head parameter as well as the template. Language sections will be added to the individual links:

Naturally, you should only use this to display a single form that consists of multiple words. You should not use this to specify multiple alternative forms; use the  label for this instead.

Categories
There are a few more parameters available for categories:

 * sort specifies a category sort key. This is rarely needed, as by default, a sort key will be generated for the language according to the rules defined for that language in Module:languages (the  setting). For languages that have no sort key rules defined yet, the default sort key is the name of the page, with any hyphens removed from the beginning of the name.
 * cat2, cat3 and, cat4 specify additional category names that the page should be added to. The language's name is added in front, so if you use , the page will be added to both Category:English verbs and Category:English irregular verbs. Note that this parameter must be given in plural, unlike the part-of-speech parameter!

Script code
The optional parameter sc gives the script code (see Scripts). The script can usually be detected automatically based on the possibilities listed for the language in Module:languages, so this parameter is only needed in rare cases. The example below is thus only for illustrative purposes; a real example would not need sc here.

An example, for the entry, one might use:

{	"params": { "1": {			"label": "language code", "description": "The language code. See Languages.", "type": "line", "required": true },		"2": {			"label": "part of speech", "description": "The part of speech category which is used to add the entry to the appropriate category. This can be in either plural or singular form. In the latter case, the template will pluralise it automatically if it doesn't already end in -s. Exceptions can be added to the  list at the top of Module:headword/templates if necessary.", "type": "string", "example": "verb" },		"3": {			"label": "name of form 1", "description": "The name of a first of form of a term.", "type": "string" },		"4": {			"label": "form 1", "description": "A first form of the term.", "type": "string" },		"sc": { "label": "script code", "description": "The script code. See Scripts. This is rarely needed as the script can generally be automatically detected." },		"cat sc": { "label": "script code with category", "description": "The same as sc, but this also adds \"in (name) script\" to the category specified by the second parameter below. This is used to subcategorise words in different scripts, if languages can be written in more than one script. If both sc and cat sc are provided, the latter takes precedence.", "type": "string" },		"cat2": { "label": "part of speech category 2", "description": "Additional part-of-speech categories. Unlike the, these should always be in plural.", "type": "string" },		"cat3": { "label": "part of speech category 3", "description": "Additional part-of-speech categories. Unlike the, these should always be in plural.", "type": "string" },		"sort": { "label": "sort key", "description": "The sort key to use when placing the entry in the above categories. This is rarely needed, as the default generated sort key is usually correct.", "type": "string" },		"head": { "description": "Overrides the headword that is displayed. This is used primarily to add diacritical marks or to link to individual words in a multi-word term. By default, if the page name has spaces in it, the words are split across the spaces, which is usually correct but may need overriding. Additional parameters are available if more than one headword needs to be shown.", "type": "string" },		"head2": { "description": "Additional term for the headword display.", "type": "string" },		"head3": { "description": "Additional term for the headword display.", "type": "string" },		"head4": { "description": "Additional term for the headword display.", "type": "string" },		"head5": { "description": "Additional term for the headword display.", "type": "string" },		"tr": { "description": "Provides the transiteration for the term, see Transliteration. For many languages, this can be generated automatically so this does not need to be specified, but some entries cannot be reliably transliterated automatically (e.g. Arabic) so this parameter is necessary then.", "type": "string" },		"tr2": { "description": "Provides the transiteration for the term, should match .", "type": "string" },		"tr3": { "description": "Provides the transiteration for the term, should match .", "type": "string" },		"tr4": { "description": "Provides the transiteration for the term, should match .", "type": "string" },		"tr5": { "description": "Provides the transiteration for the term, should match .", "type": "string" },		"g": { "description": "Provides gender specifications for the word, if necessary. See Module:gender and number for the format used.", "type": "string" },		"g2": { "description": "Provides gender specifications for the word, if necessary, should match .", "type": "string" },		"g3": { "description": "Provides gender specifications for the word, if necessary, should match .", "type": "string" },		"g4": { "description": "Provides gender specifications for the word, if necessary, should match .", "type": "string" },		"g5": { "description": "Provides gender specifications for the word, if necessary, should match .", "type": "string" }	},	"description": "This template is used to create a basic headword line. This is the line of text that comes between the part-of-speech header (like ) and the actual definitions of the word. ", "paramOrder": [ "1",		"2",		"sc", "cat sc", "cat2", "cat3", "sort", "head", "head2", "head3", "head4", "head5", "tr", "tr2", "tr3", "tr4", "tr5", "g", "g2", "g3", "g4", "g5", "3",		"4"	],	"format": "inline" }

title: Template:head/documentation


text:
körmöl

Verb

 * 1)  to scribble (to write something in a mechanical way)

title: körmöl


text:
śutra

Etymology

 * Iotation of sjutra, a palatalization of Serbo-Croatian sutra.

Adverb

 * 1)  tomorrow. The use of the letter ś is a distinct feature of the Montenegrin alphabet; not present in the Bosnian, Croatian or Serbian alphabets.

title: śutra


text:
hiljalleen

Etymology
The allative singular of.

Adverb

 * 1) slowly, little by little

title: hiljalleen


text: hermoilet

title: hermoilet


text:
User talk:Kilibarda

Welcome!

Hello, welcome to Wiktionary, and thank you for your contribution so far. Here are a few good links for newcomers:

 * How to edit a page is a concise list of technical guidelines to the wiki format we use here: how to, for example, make text boldfaced or create hyperlinks. Feel free to practice in the sandbox. If you would like a slower introduction we have a short tutorial.
 * Entry layout explained (ELE) is a detailed policy documenting how Wiktionary pages should be formatted. All entries should conform to this standard, the easiest way to do this is to copy exactly an existing page for a similar word.
 * Our Criteria for inclusion (CFI) define exactly which words Wiktionary is interested in including. There is also a list of things that Wiktionary is not for a higher level overview.
 * The FAQ aims to answer most of your remaining questions, and there are several help pages that you can browse for more information.
 * We have discussion rooms in which you can ask any question about Wiktionary or its entries, a glossary of our technical jargon, and some hints for dealing with the more common communication issues.

I hope you enjoy editing here and being a Wiktionarian! If you have any questions, bring them to the Information desk, or ask me on my talk page. If you do so, please sign your posts with four tildes: ~ which automatically produces your username and the current date and time.

Again, welcome! --EncycloPetey 22:48, 24 April 2010 (UTC)

Derived terms
Please use this as a Level 4 header (e.g. ====Derived terms====), not at level 2 or 3. --EncycloPetey 23:04, 24 April 2010 (UTC)
 * Thank you for the advice. I was not aware of this until now. --Kilibarda 23:08, 24 April 2010 (UTC)

Hi
Hey xD

First of all, thanks for joining us and creating those marvelous entries ;)

In case you haven't noticed, there is the Index:Montenegrin page that I created a while ago, and which contains all the words from that PDF published on the government's site. Redlinked terms are missing. You might find it a source of 'inspiration' :)

Ako imaš ikakvih pitanja, slobodno mi se obrati na stranici za razgovor. Pozdrav! --Ivan Štambuk 05:03, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

 * My apologies for replying so late. Thank you for the warm welcome. I am glad to see that there are interested users such as yourself that are willing to expand the content of our great language on this prestigious project.

 * I have noticed your endeavor even before you mentioned it, and I must admit, it does save me a great deal of time. Much to your delight, I have been using it as my inspiration.

 * Nema problema, kralju. Samo naprijed! ;) --Kilibarda 02:33, 2 May 2010 (UTC)

iotation
You used this word in the etymology of đever- do you think you could create an English entry for it? Thanks. Nadando 01:44, 2 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Done. --Kilibarda 02:07, 2 May 2010 (UTC)

and
Hi please use these templates when adding "simple" etymologies like +. They categorise the entries into categories like Category:Serbo-Croatian words prefixed with pot-. For SC both the Latin and Cyrillic script entries should have separate prefix/suffix categories. Here are usage examples of the prefix template and the suffix template. Also, if you have a word whose etymology is +, then use as seen here. Keep up the work! :) 50 Xylophone Players talk 14:40, 2 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Thank you for telling me. I have proceeded in updating the entries without the templates, only to notice you editing them at the same time. --Kilibarda 14:53, 2 May 2010 (UTC)

ˆ vs ¯
Please use ¯ (macron) for unstressed long vowels, not ˆ (circumflex), e.g. pȁmetār, not pȁmetâr. This way it won't get confused with the long vowel with falling accent (ȃ, ȇ, ȋ, ȏ, ȗ). Thanks. – Krun 17:52, 5 May 2010 (UTC)
 * I was only following the entry for from "Rječnik hrvatskoga jezika, Volume 2" by F. Iveković and Ivan Broz (link). --Kilibarda 23:08, 5 May 2010 (UTC)
 * That's fine. They're just a bit out of date on the typographical front. The macron is used in most recent sources, e.g. Hrvatski jezični portal and Rečnik srpskohrvatskoga književnog jezika (in Cyrillic). – Krun 21:56, 6 May 2010 (UTC)

 * I agree with Krun on this. Circumflex is very likely to be confused with inverted breve which is used to denote long falling tone. Circumflex is today oftentimes used in non-linguistic sources to indicate vowel length in genitive plural ending (-a, -i, in order to make sure that the reader understands the word is used as a plural as opposed to singular, both of which are spelled the same, but pronounced differently), and sometimes also in cases of ambiguous short words. --Ivan Štambuk 19:31, 8 May 2010 (UTC)

and
A small note: is the preferred template for mentioning words in running text (as in written prose, in etymologies, usage notes and similar). is the preferred template for various lists (e.g. ====Related terms==== section, usually separated with bullets *). Cheers --Ivan Štambuk 19:35, 8 May 2010 (UTC)

Rječnik
Kilibarda, hoćeš mi molim te napisati točan naziv rječnika, autora, izdavača, godinu i stranicu s koje si unio riječi poput kaštradina, kužina ili pjat kao srpskohrvatske? Lijep pozdrav --Roberta F. 19:27, 9 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Velik broj tih "čakavizama" se govori i u Crnoj Gori. Osim toga, nas ne zanimaju rječnici kao reference, već samo i isključivo stvarna upotreba (vidi WT:CFI). --Ivan Štambuk 19:32, 9 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Ne moram ti naći rječnik, Roberta, zato što su riječi npr. kužina i pjat preuzete iz susjedne Hrvatske i postali regionalizmi u Boki Kotorskoj. Nemorate biti naučnik da znate da većina stanovništa te iste Boke izglasili su da im je maternji jezik srpski. ( hrvatski → srpski = srpskohrvatski ;) ) --Kilibarda 06:30, 14 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Ma ne možemo na časnu pionirsku. Znam za te neke oblike (nisu samo čakavizmi, rabi ih i hrvatska štokavica!) koji postoje i u crnogorskom jeziku, no volio bih kad bi Kilibarda dao barem neki izvor. Kilibardo, daj barem neku literaturu. Ali nešto provjerljivo. Kubura 03:36, 19 May 2010 (UTC)

Ako se govore u Crnoj Gori, onda se samo nadoda odjeljak za crnogorski jezik. Bošnjački i srpski jezik ne poznaju te izraze. Ako ćemo po kriteriju "stvarne uporabe", onda mi pogotovo nije jasno koji to osoba koja se izjasnila da joj je materinji bošnjački, srpski ili t.zv. srpskohrvatskog rabi izraze kao "kužina", "pjat" ili "kaštradina"? Kubura 22:45, 9 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Čekaj malo. Ko to kaže da srpski jezik uopšte ne priznaje te izraze? Većina ljudi ko koriste te naše "fore" su izglasili srpski kao maternji. Ali moram priznati, srpski jezik u Srbiji ne priznaje ove riječi jer oboje države imaju različiti regionalizmi, što je u sasvim slučaju normalno. --Kilibarda 06:30, 14 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Ahahah, a ti ćeš nam reći što "poznaju bošnjački i srpski jezik"? Evo ja koristim kužina i pjat, i velim da mi je materinji sh. Što ćemo sad? --Ivan Štambuk

 * Štambuče, ti padaš iz faze u fazu. Jedno si vrijeme bio u fazi međunarodnica i upadljivo si i nasilno uguravao međunarodnice u hrvatski jezik. Nešto kao pokojni Branko Mikulić sa "diferencijalnim razlikama". Onda si upao u fazu kao neke hrvatšćine, pa san mislio šta se to zbilo s tobom. A sad si upao u fazu takozvanog srpskohrvatskog (jedno si vrijeme bio u fazi pisanja ě). Koja je iduća faza, Ivane? Pitam se iz kojeg čudnog razloga upadaš u te faze. Ili samo to činiš iz razloga za razvlačit zajednicu odnosno povlačit ju za nos.
 * Ova tvoja uporaba "kužine" i "pjata" (to si ti samo rekao da koristiš!) je samo tvoj osobni stav. Izrazi koje koristi jedan pojedinac nisu odraz projekta t.zv. srpsko-hrvatskog jezika. Čitao sam za školovanja brojnu literaturu i lektiru koja je bila na t.zv. srpsko-hrvatskom. Ondje nije postojala nikakva kužina, ni pjat, ni tisuća, ni milijun. Ivane, zašto proguravaš svoj osobni pristrani stav? Ako se ne možeš opredijeliti što si, nemoj zbog toga kemijati sa jezikom.
 * Bošnjački i srpski jezik ne koriste riječi (kužina i pjat). Jednostavno - ne postoje u tim jezicima. Ivane, živio sam desetljeće prije tebe za one države i bio sam izložen njihovom jeziku i preko RTV-a i tiskovina, pa znam što govorim. Kubura 03:36, 19 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Kubura je blokiran na neodređeno, tako da ćemo nažalost Kilibarda ostati pošteđeni njegovih budućih proljeva. --Ivan Štambuk 08:51, 19 May 2010 (UTC)

 * *sigh* Ne razumijem zašto se vi ne slažete jedno za drugim, a kažete da govorite istim jezikom. Haj' neću da upadnem u 'crnim vodama'. Ivane, ne glumi Crnogorca, to je moj posa' ;) --Kilibarda 07:12, 21 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Mogu ti reći Kubure da kužina je prihvaćen u "Rječnik hrvatskoga ili srpskoga jezika" koji je izdan između 1898. i 1903. godine u Zagrebu na inicijativu Jugoslavenske Akademije Znanosti i Umjetnosti. U peti dio, na 845 stranici piše:

 * KÙŽÎNA, f tal. cucina, mlet. cusina, ku-
 * hińa — U Vukovu je rječniku zlo zabilježen ak-
 * cenat. — U naše vrijeme, a između rječnika u
 * Vukovu (kùžina, 'die küche' 'culina', cf. kuina
 * s dodatkom da se govori u Crnoj Gori i po
 * primorju) Teško onoj kužini đe gospa ne ulazi! (U
 * Kotoru). Nar. posl. vuk. 316. Nađu sve pečeńe i
 * varivo iskotrjano kroz kužinu. Nar. prip. vuk.
 * 259. — U Dubrovniku samo pomorci govore ku-
 * žina ostali komin (vidi 1, komin, e). P. Bud
 * mani.

 * Da li Vam treba više dokazi? --Kilibarda 07:12, 21 May 2010 (UTC)

etimologije
Dobro to tebi ide vidim, drago mi je što smo dobili još jednog etimologoljupca :D Nadam se da si već otkrio one velike liste unutar Category:Proto-Slavic language - tamo ima još dosta posla oko proširivanja i unifikacije srpskohrvatštine.. --Ivan Štambuk 18:50, 15 May 2010 (UTC)

Proto entries
Like Ivan says, no need to have two different forms of the same entry, other than as redirects. For one, these are unattested forms, secondly, as non-main space entries the rules at WT:REDIR don't apply in the same way. Mglovesfun (talk) 18:54, 15 May 2010 (UTC)

Wiktionary:About Serbo-Croatian
Hello there, you keep on referring to About Serbo-Croatian in your edits. That page is not a policy. The only page relevant to a justification of an edit, if that edit needs a justification, is the vote Votes/pl-2009-06/Unified_Serbo-Croatian, which ended up in no consensus, as opposed to passed. Let me emphasize that I am not commenting on the appropriateness of your edits per se, only on their referring to the non-policy About Serbo-Croatian. A summary "as per Wiktionary:About Serbo-Croatian" seems misleading to me. --Dan Polansky 08:10, 20 May 2010 (UTC)
 * That vote is irrelevant. The proposed policy page should be followed because it represents current community consensus. --Ivan Štambuk 09:03, 20 May 2010 (UTC)
 * That page is not a policy, and cannot be used to justify edits. I am not opposing the edits; my only point is that About Serbo-Croatian has no policy status, meaning it is not a policy page. The following sentence is thus false: "The proposed policy page should be followed because it represents current community consensus", as the term "the proposed policy page" fails to refer. --Dan Polansky 09:06, 20 May 2010 (UTC)
 * That vote is the only non-mainspace page that is relevant. --Dan Polansky 09:06, 20 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Note to all, I never said it was a policy, and yes, maybe my edit summaries could be worded a little better. My purpose behind said edit summaries is to signify a change from a BCSM language to Serbo-Croatian, with justification as to why it was changed — not that it is mandatory or an official policy but rather much simpler, linguistically speaking, as well as for organizational purposes. It is rather irrelevant and unnecessary to have four entries for a single word that literally have the same definition in all four languages, resulting in the creation of an overlap. --Kilibarda 06:13, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Also, I would like to challenge Štambuk's belief in current community consensus. There are only a handful of Serbo-Croatian contributors. Other contributors e.g. Kubura and Roberta F. are pro-Croatian and challenge the unity of a single Serbo-Croatian entry, which I respect. Our so-called Serbo-Croatian movement can be seen as a nationalistic front for a new "Yugoslavia," as can the pro-Croatian front, but in my honest opinion, linguistically speaking, we all speak the same language, regardless of what you want to believe. Literary BCSM are all based on the Štokavian dialect, making it largely mutually intelligible with each other. Differentiating dialects and Croatian's 'Slavic purism' tradition have led to a rift in a unified language for nationalistic purposes — to make their language more Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian, Montenegrin, etc. I have seen it, and at one point, I too have been involved in it, but have come to a sad realization that we are just promoting hate among each other like that instead of promoting peace and cooperation amongst each other. --Kilibarda 06:13, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
 * In relative terms - yes, but in absolute terms there are more SC contributors here than in most of the other languages. Wktionary SC coverage is currently at top 5 of all languages: many entries, most of them with inflection and pronunciation. There is no "Serbo-Croatian movement" here - there are free individuals operating on the basis of their own free will, unsynchronized and under no hidden agenda. Did someone invite you here? I doubt. Well, in case of almost all C and S editors - they were invited (canvassed, if you will), to push their agenda. In fact, most of them know each other very well from other projects, and fama volat.. I don't care in what political terms they perceive unified SC treatment, and that question is completely irrelevant. We are not here to push either perspective, but simply to describe language as it's actually used. If that description fits into some political narrative - I couldn't care less. For English-speakers learning the language, as well as for editors contributing - everything else is simply a waste of time. --Ivan Štambuk 19:09, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
 * And Štambuk, seriously, unblock Kubura. He has his own opinion, much like I have mine and you have yours. You cannot blame him for preaching what he believes to be truth, and what you believe is a lie. Everything in this world is biased no matter how much we try to make it unbiased. --Kilibarda 06:13, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
 * Kubura crossed the line with personal attacks and vandalism. He was warned enough times already, and I seriously doubt that he's capable of change into more productive editing streams. His signal-to-noise ratio is very low, and not much is lost. --Ivan Štambuk 19:09, 21 May 2010 (UTC)

 * Polansky, none of the About:pages that I know of is voted formal policy, yet all of them describe current community consensus as regards the editing practice of their respective languages. That vote failed and it's irrelevant - nobody is obliged to follow it (under the penalty of rollback/block). Contrary to the common misconception held and oftentimes uttered by various folks: nobody is obliged to follow the opposite of a restrictive failed vote. It is wrong and misleading to claim that one must not follow a guideline page just because it wasn't formally approved. The WT:ASH page does represent current community consensus of all our Serbo-Croatian editors. You are simply annoyed because Kilibarda has been openly doing so, so you decided to put that ugly message. In fact, what Kilibarda has been doing is exactly what I've been doing for more than a year. The reason why you choose to put that message now is because you're scared that more smart and productive editors such as Kilibarda will show up. You won't succeed. --Ivan Štambuk 19:09, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
 * The About pages do not describe community consensus; there is no evidence that they do. However, unlike most of the About pages, the About Serbo-Croatian is positively known to lack consensual support, via Votes/pl-2009-06/Unified_Serbo-Croatian. And, unlike other About pages, About Serbo-Croatian is positively known to have stirred a heated controversy. It would be only fair to mark About Serbo-Croatian as controversial, and do so clearly and ostensibly, a step that you vehemently oppose. --Dan Polansky 09:18, 25 May 2010 (UTC)

 * It does not lack consensual support. Majority voting is not a process by which a consensus is established; it's a process by which premeditated policies are enforced in the least painful way. Just because something is passed by majority voting, it doesn't mean that it represents a widespread community consensus, simply because it could pass by a narrow margin. If a particular vote doesn't pass, it has no progressive or retrogressive effects, and is irrelevant. Failure of a vote to pass, especially a rigged vote that would pass by our newly-established voting regulations, has no bearing on former or modified draft policies. If you have problems with specific editors' editing practice, you should address them on an individual basis, on the relevant talk pages. This has nothing to do with "fairness". The "controversy" over SC treatment is completely overhyped, and controversy for controversy's sake is irrelevant. --Ivan Štambuk 10:01, 25 May 2010 (UTC)

veljeti
AFAIK, infinitive form was not attested in SC and is simply a reconstruction on the basis of the OCS/PSl. form velěti (some dictionaries list it with an *|asterisk). You know of any actual attestations, or..? Our inclusion policy prohibits unattested lemmata in the main namespace. --Ivan Štambuk 13:11, 29 May 2010 (UTC)
 * The official Montenegrin orthography that was released by the Government of Montenegro lists veljeti as the proper infinitive for velim. Although, honestly, I have never heard anyone say veljeti in colloquial speech, just its conjugated forms velim, veliš, etc. They almost always replace veljeti in the infinitive form with reći. --Kilibarda 15:15, 29 May 2010 (UTC)
 * One Croatian orthography book (BFM) also lists veljeti, but with an asterisk, marking its hypothetical status. I think that we should follow the usual lexicographical practice, by lemmatizing it it to velim, unless attestation evidence for veljeti can be given. --Ivan Štambuk 15:48, 29 May 2010 (UTC)

Language headers
Hi there. Language headers are always L2 headers (meaning two equals signs to the left and right of the word you want in the header). I've just corrected a mistake in one of your entries changing a header from a L3 to L2 header. Please remember to make the language headers L2 headers in the future. Thanks, Razorflame 01:23, 1 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I am fully aware of the language header settings, I probably did not realize that I had put in the extra equal signs. My mistake. Thank you for fixing it. Will not happen again. --Kilibarda 02:32, 1 June 2010 (UTC)
 * No problems :) Just wanted to make sure you knew about it :)  I fully understand that you won't do it again because it seems that those were the only two times that you've done that ;) Razorflame 02:33, 1 June 2010 (UTC)

zec
- we should use (O)CS as an etymon only for direct borrowings from (O)CS (učenik, suprug, drzak, skupština, milosrđe..) and not words inherited from Proto-Slavic but which have otherwise identically been recorded in the OCS corpus. This is necessary to maintain that peculiar difference. If you want to mention the OCS word, use for example "Compare Old Church Slavonic xxx". --Ivan Štambuk 18:04, 10 October 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Kilibarda


text:
sjutra

Etymology

 * Palatalization of Serbo-Croatian sutra.

Adverb

 * 1)  tomorrow

title: sjutra


text:
User talk:209.194.208.132

--EncycloPetey 22:55, 24 April 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:209.194.208.132


text: onwaardige

title: onwaardige


text:
śekira

Etymology
Iotation of Serbo-Croatian sjekira, ultimately from

Noun

 * 1)  axe (tool)

title: śekira


text:
śekirica

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  hatchet, a small axe

title: śekirica


text:
plaer

Etymology
~~~, from.

The Old Catalan word was mainly used as a verb, "to please", and this was later replaced by the likely analogical form, while the original infinitive was maintained in a more abstract and noun form: compare a similar development in 🇨🇬 vs. . Compare also the noun use of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc., from the Latin infinitive.

Noun

 * 1) pleasure

title: plaer


text:
satisfacció

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) satisfaction

title: satisfacció


text:
sensació

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sensation

title: sensació


text:
sensibilitat

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sensibility

title: sensibilitat


text:
fàcilment

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) easily

title: fàcilment


text:
śeđeti

Etymology
Iotation of.

Verb

 * 1)  to sit
 * 1)  to sit

title: śeđeti


text: hooks and eyes

title: hooks and eyes


text:
Talk:don't look a gift horse in the mouth

"gift horse"
If the phrase was originally "given horse," the Etymology section needs to provide when "gift horse" was first substituted for "given horse" in print. 71.66.97.228 23:25, 24 April 2010 (UTC)

 * The substitution occurred in 1663 in Butler’s Hudibras, because the iambic tetrameter required a shortening:
 * He ne’er consider'd it, as loth
 * To look a Gift-horse in the mouth. —Stephen 11:13, 25 April 2010 (UTC)

Thanks, added to entry. 71.66.97.228 05:23, 26 April 2010 (UTC)

Links
Some of the better links that I found: -Dan Polansky (talk) 07:28, 21 June 2014 (UTC)
 * http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/24539/dont-look-a-gift-horse-in-the-mouth
 * http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/dont-look-a-gift-horse-in-the-mouth.html

Other language Wiki(pedia)s seem to quote “Noli equi dentes inspicere donati” Asimong (talk) 14:16, 28 August 2023 (UTC)
 * https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_caval_donato_non_si_guarda_in_bocca
 * https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A0_cheval_donn%C3%A9_on_ne_regarde_pas_la_denture

Letter to the Ephesians?
The Letter to the Ephesians doesn't have the word "horse" in it, so I'm wondering what the last sentence of the Etymology section is referring to. If this is just referring to his own translation of Ephesians (with "horse" added, for some reason), then a source should be provided.
 * The etymology doesn't say it is in Ephesians; it says the expression is a translation of something in or derived from St. Jerome's commentary on Ephesians. DCDuring (talk) 17:13, 28 August 2023 (UTC) DCDuring (talk) 17:13, 28 August 2023 (UTC)


text:
atseełtsoii

Etymology
+ +

Noun

 * 1) red-tailed hawk

title: atseełtsoii


text:
łeeyiʼ bitiiní

Noun

 * 1) vole

title: łeeyiʼ bitiiní


text: Category:la:Geometry

title: Category:la:Geometry


text:
śećanje

Etymology
Iotation of sjećanje, ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  memory
 * 2)  recollection

title: śećanje


text:
tsiiyah wozhii

Noun

 * 1) meadowlark

title: tsiiyah wozhii


text:
neeshchʼííʼ biyaʼ

Noun

 * 1) pine weevil

title: neeshchʼííʼ biyaʼ


text:
Talk:neeshchʼííʼ biyaʼ

Additional definition?
Can this also refer to any insect in the genus Hylobius? 71.66.97.228 23:35, 24 April 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes, any that attack coniferous trees. —Stephen (Talk) 18:52, 10 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:neeshchʼííʼ biyaʼ


text:
User:FlashGDL

FlashGDL = Gordon Long = FlashGL@usa.ocm

title: User:FlashGDL


text:
User talk:FlashGDL

Conrad.Irwin 00:15, 25 April 2010 (UTC)

Conrad.Irwin 00:15, 25 April 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:FlashGDL


text:
O-ring

Noun

 * 1) A circular gasket, usually made of rubber.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: О-пръ́стен
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: o型環
 * Czech:
 * Esperanto:
 * Finnish: o-rengas
 * French:
 * German: O-Ring
 * Italian:
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Polish: O-ring
 * Russian: уплотни́тельное кольцо́ кру́глого сече́ния, кольцо́ уплотни́тельное кру́глого сече́ния, О-ринг
 * Spanish: junta tórica

title: O-ring


text: O-rings

title: O-rings


text:
Kevorkian

Etymology
A variant of, from.

Proper noun

 * Jack Kevorkian, euthanasia activist, famously said "dying is not a crime".
 * Jack Kevorkian, euthanasia activist, famously said "dying is not a crime".

title: Kevorkian


text: pilvilinnat

title: pilvilinnat


text:
guineu

Etymology
Probably from the Germanic name Winihild. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) fox
 * 2) red fox

title: guineu


text: guineus

title: guineus


text:
pilvilinna

Noun

 * 1) pipe dream, castle in the air plan, desire, or idea that will not likely work
 * 2) fool's paradise happiness based on illusion
 * 1) fool's paradise happiness based on illusion

title: pilvilinna


text: coyootjes

title: coyootjes


text: coyootje

title: coyootje


text: Category:yua:Dogs

title: Category:yua:Dogs


text: Category:yua:Canids

title: Category:yua:Canids


text:
User:Amccune

My name is Adam McCune, and I'm a graduate student in English at the University of Virginia.

title: User:Amccune


text:
少林風濕跌打膏

Noun

 * 1) A plaster used in traditional Chinese medicine "to promote blood flow, remove blood stasis, relieve spasm and pain, to dispel wind and cold in the treatment of traumatic injury, aching of limbs and loins, abdominal mass, and rheumatalgia".

title: 少林風濕跌打膏


text: utiuu

title: utiuu


text: 飞行

title: 飞行


text:
飛行

Verb

 * 1) to fly; to be in flight

Noun

 * 1) flying; flight

Verb

 * 1) to fly

title: 飛行


text:
aakʼ

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) tongue

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) vine

title: aakʼ


text: nokedlik

title: nokedlik


text: ruimtevaarders

title: ruimtevaarders


text: ruimtevaardertje

title: ruimtevaardertje


text:
consequentie

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) consequence, result

title: consequentie


text:
措置

Verb

 * 1) to handle; to manage; to arrange

Noun

 * 1) measure, step

Verb

 * 1) do steps, measures

Usage notes
Usually is used with the verb.

title: 措置


text: consequenties

title: consequenties


text:
離党

Noun

 * 1)  secession from one's political party

Verb

 * 1) secede from a party

title: 離党


text:
krmak

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pig, hog
 * 2)  dirty or immoral man

title: krmak


text:
крмак

Noun

 * 1) boar (male pig)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pig, hog
 * 2)  dirty or immoral man

title: крмак


text:
טלגרף

Etymology 1
derived from and cognates, a compound of. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) A telegraph.

Etymology 2
From the root, extracted from the above noun, treated as a four-letter root with serving as the third letter.

Verb

 * 1)  To telegraph, to wire, to send a telegraph (to).

title: טלגרף


text:
miriti

Noun

 * 1) The moriche palm.

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to reconcile
 * 2)  to conciliate, pacify

title: miriti


text:
мирити

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to reconcile
 * 2)  to conciliate, pacify

Etymology
..

Verb

 * 1)  to reconcile

title: мирити


text:
smiriti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to calm, soothe, pacify
 * 2)  to calm down

title: smiriti


text:
смирити

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to calm, soothe, pacify
 * 2)  to calm down

title: смирити


text:
smirivati

Verb

 * 1)  to calm, soothe, pacify
 * 2)  to calm down

title: smirivati


text:
смиривати

Verb

 * 1)  to calm, soothe, pacify
 * 2)  to calm down

title: смиривати


text: Template:he-interj

title: Template:he-interj


text:
pomiriti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to reconcile, bring to an agreement or harmony
 * 2)  to settle a quarrel or dispute, make peace, make friends again

title: pomiriti


text:
помирити

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to reconcile, bring to an agreement or harmony
 * 2)  to settle a quarrel or dispute, make peace, make friends again

title: помирити


text: Category:he:Greek mythology

title: Category:he:Greek mythology


text:
prijava

Noun

 * 1) registration form, application form
 * 2) report (to a police or court, against somebody)

title: prijava


text:
пријава

Noun

 * 1) logging in, registration
 * 2) report, declaration

Noun

 * 1) registration form, application form
 * 2) report (to a police o court, against somebody)

title: пријава


text: Category:he:Graph theory

title: Category:he:Graph theory


text: Category:he:Visualization

title: Category:he:Visualization


text: Category:he:Interdisciplinary fields

title: Category:he:Interdisciplinary fields


text:
занимати

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to be interested in (+ )
 * 2)  to take interest into
 * све ме занима — I'm interested in everything

title: занимати


text:
службен

Adjective

 * 1) official

Adjective

 * 1) official

title: службен


text:
službeno

Adverb

 * 1)  officially

title: službeno


text:
службено

Adverb

 * 1) officially

Adverb

 * 1) officially

title: службено


text:
podsjetiti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to remind

title: podsjetiti


text:
подсјетити

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to remind

title: подсјетити


text:
podsjećati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to remind

title: podsjećati


text:
подсјећати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to remind

title: подсјећати


text:
podsetiti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to remind

title: podsetiti


text:
подсетити

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to remind

title: подсетити


text:
podsećati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to remind

title: podsećati


text:
подсећати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to remind

title: подсећати


text:
prigodom

Adverb

 * 1) on the occasion of

title: prigodom


text:
пригодом

Adverb

 * 1) on the occasion of

title: пригодом


text:
poglavar

Noun

 * 1) chief, head (of a political or religious institution)
 * 2) chieftain
 * 3) head of state

title: poglavar


text:
поглавар

Noun

 * 1) chief, head, chieftain

Noun

 * 1) chief, head (of a political or religious institution)
 * 2) chieftain
 * 3) head of state

title: поглавар


text:
упит

Noun

 * 1) query
 * 2) inquiry

title: упит


text: itur

title: itur


text:
upiti

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to absorb, imbibe, soak, suck in
 * 2)  to attach oneself, cling to

title: upiti


text:
упити

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to absorb, imbibe, soak, suck in
 * 2)  to attach oneself, cling to

title: упити


text:
упијати

Verb

 * 1)  to absorb, imbibe, soak, suck in
 * 2)  to attach oneself, cling to

title: упијати


text:
iugiter

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) constantly, continually, continuously, perpetually
 * 2) ceaselessly, incessantly, unceasingly, uninterruptedly, unfailingly; all the time, always, ever, evermore
 * 3) abidingly, enduringly
 * 4) endlessly, eternally, everlastingly, forever, forevermore, (in a specific sense) everflowingly
 * 5)  immediately, instantly
 * 1) abidingly, enduringly
 * 2) endlessly, eternally, everlastingly, forever, forevermore, (in a specific sense) everflowingly
 * 3)  immediately, instantly
 * 1) abidingly, enduringly
 * 2) endlessly, eternally, everlastingly, forever, forevermore, (in a specific sense) everflowingly
 * 3)  immediately, instantly
 * 1)  immediately, instantly
 * 1)  immediately, instantly

title: iugiter


text:
User talk:67.174.27.26

Please see WT:NOT, and do not delete informative content to ask your questions. Questions about etymology of specific words may be posted in the Tea Room. --EncycloPetey 05:22, 25 April 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:67.174.27.26


text:
προσκόλληση

Noun

 * 1) dedication
 * 2) cohesiveness, adhesion

title: προσκόλληση


text:
εξάρτημα

Noun

 * 1) part, attachment detachable and serving a specific purpose
 * 2) tool, implement

title: εξάρτημα


text:
User talk:76.180.3.228

--EncycloPetey 05:36, 25 April 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:76.180.3.228


text:
συνωνυμία

Noun

 * 1)  synonymity
 * 2) Having the same name.

title: συνωνυμία


text:
märkä uni

Noun

 * 1) wet dream

title: märkä uni


text:
unitauti

Noun

 * 1)  sleeping sickness

title: unitauti


text:
звізда

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  star

title: звізда


text:
ον.

Noun

 * 1)  ονομαστική (nominative case)

title: ον.


text: ονομ.

title: ονομ.


text: demagnetizzando

title: demagnetizzando


text: demagnetizzante

title: demagnetizzante


text:
demagnetizzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to demagnetize

title: demagnetizzare


text: demagnetizzato

title: demagnetizzato


text: demagnetizzati

title: demagnetizzati


text: demagnetizzata

title: demagnetizzata


text: demagnetizzo

title: demagnetizzo


text: demagnetizzi

title: demagnetizzi


text: demagnetizza

title: demagnetizza


text: demagnetizziamo

title: demagnetizziamo


text: demagnetizzate

title: demagnetizzate


text: demagnetizzano

title: demagnetizzano


text: demagnetizzavo

title: demagnetizzavo


text: demagnetizzavi

title: demagnetizzavi


text: demagnetizzava

title: demagnetizzava


text: demagnetizzavamo

title: demagnetizzavamo


text: demagnetizzavate

title: demagnetizzavate


text: demagnetizzavano

title: demagnetizzavano


text: demagnetizzai

title: demagnetizzai


text: demagnetizzasti

title: demagnetizzasti


text: demagnetizzò

title: demagnetizzò


text: demagnetizzammo

title: demagnetizzammo


text: demagnetizzaste

title: demagnetizzaste


text: demagnetizzarono

title: demagnetizzarono


text: demagnetizzerò

title: demagnetizzerò


text:
demagnetizzazione

Etymology
From or.

Noun

 * 1) demagnetization

title: demagnetizzazione


text: demagnetizzerai

title: demagnetizzerai


text: demagnetizzerà

title: demagnetizzerà


text: demagnetizzeremo

title: demagnetizzeremo


text: demagnetizzerete

title: demagnetizzerete


text: demagnetizzeranno

title: demagnetizzeranno


text: demagnetizzerei

title: demagnetizzerei


text: demagnetizzeresti

title: demagnetizzeresti


text: demagnetizzerebbe

title: demagnetizzerebbe


text: demagnetizzeremmo

title: demagnetizzeremmo


text: demagnetizzereste

title: demagnetizzereste


text: demagnetizzerebbero

title: demagnetizzerebbero


text: demagnetizziate

title: demagnetizziate


text: demagnetizzino

title: demagnetizzino


text: demagnetizzassi

title: demagnetizzassi


text: demagnetizzasse

title: demagnetizzasse


text: demagnetizzassimo

title: demagnetizzassimo


text: demagnetizzassero

title: demagnetizzassero


text:
demagogicamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) demagogically

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) demagogically

title: demagogicamente


text:
Talk:pack ice

pack ice is a consolidated mass of floating sea ice that surrownds the antarctica sea that bracks into little cubes of ice Pack Ice Plugs Up Arctic In winter, seawater freezes and forms a crust of ice called "pack ice". The area of floating ice, which makes up much of the ice cap in the Arctic Ocean, expands during winter to cover about 5% of the northern oceans and 8% of the southern oceans.Pack ice consists of ice that formed both at sea and as fast ice (locked to the shore). It can be very flat (because the ocean is flat), but it is usually covered with very rough areas caused by the movement of sheets of ice against one other. These pressure ridges can increase the thickness of the ice from just a few inches or centimeters to tens of meters (many feet) thick. Although pack ice moves with ocean currents and wind, it is not free-floating like ice-floes, and it is not always continuous. At times it can be very broken, with leads (cracks of open water) opening up without warning. The leads then refreeze, adding new ice throughout the winter. For many years the covering of pack ice was seen mainly as a danger and an obstacle to trade. We now know that the sea ice not only dominates the polar regions and is important to global ocean circulation and climate patterns, but that the ice itself is now endangered because of global warming.

title: Talk:pack ice


text:
démaquillage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the act of removing makeup

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) makeup (cosmetic) removal

title: démaquillage


text: demilitarizzando

title: demilitarizzando


text: demilitarizzante

title: demilitarizzante


text: demilitarizzato

title: demilitarizzato


text: demilitarizzati

title: demilitarizzati


text:
demilitarizzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to demilitarize

title: demilitarizzare


text: demilitarizzata

title: demilitarizzata


text: demilitarizzo

title: demilitarizzo


text: demilitarizzi

title: demilitarizzi


text: demilitarizza

title: demilitarizza


text: demilitarizziamo

title: demilitarizziamo


text: demilitarizzate

title: demilitarizzate


text: demilitarizzano

title: demilitarizzano


text:
demilitarizzazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) demilitarization

title: demilitarizzazione


text: demilitarizzavo

title: demilitarizzavo


text: demilitarizzavi

title: demilitarizzavi


text: demilitarizzava

title: demilitarizzava


text: demilitarizzavamo

title: demilitarizzavamo


text: demilitarizzavate

title: demilitarizzavate


text: demilitarizzavano

title: demilitarizzavano


text: demilitarizzai

title: demilitarizzai


text: demilitarizzasti

title: demilitarizzasti


text: demilitarizzò

title: demilitarizzò


text: demilitarizzammo

title: demilitarizzammo


text: demilitarizzaste

title: demilitarizzaste


text: demilitarizzarono

title: demilitarizzarono


text: demilitarizzerò

title: demilitarizzerò


text: demilitarizzerai

title: demilitarizzerai


text: demilitarizzerà

title: demilitarizzerà


text: demilitarizzeremo

title: demilitarizzeremo


text: demilitarizzerete

title: demilitarizzerete


text: demilitarizzeranno

title: demilitarizzeranno


text: demilitarizzerei

title: demilitarizzerei


text: demilitarizzeresti

title: demilitarizzeresti


text: demilitarizzerebbe

title: demilitarizzerebbe


text: demilitarizzeremmo

title: demilitarizzeremmo


text: demilitarizzereste

title: demilitarizzereste


text: demilitarizzerebbero

title: demilitarizzerebbero


text: demilitarizziate

title: demilitarizziate


text: demilitarizzino

title: demilitarizzino


text: demilitarizzassi

title: demilitarizzassi


text: demilitarizzasse

title: demilitarizzasse


text: demilitarizzassimo

title: demilitarizzassimo


text: demilitarizzassero

title: demilitarizzassero


text: demineralizzando

title: demineralizzando


text: demineralizzante

title: demineralizzante


text:
demineralizzato

Adjective

 * 1) demineralized

title: demineralizzato


text:
demineralizzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to demineralize

title: demineralizzare


text: demineralizzati

title: demineralizzati


text: demineralizzata

title: demineralizzata


text: demineralizzo

title: demineralizzo


text: demineralizzi

title: demineralizzi


text: demineralizza

title: demineralizza


text: demineralizziamo

title: demineralizziamo


text: demineralizzate

title: demineralizzate


text: demineralizzano

title: demineralizzano


text: demineralizzavo

title: demineralizzavo


text:
demineralizzazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) demineralization

title: demineralizzazione


text: demineralizzavi

title: demineralizzavi


text: demineralizzava

title: demineralizzava


text: demineralizzavamo

title: demineralizzavamo


text: demineralizzavate

title: demineralizzavate


text: demineralizzavano

title: demineralizzavano


text: demineralizzai

title: demineralizzai


text: demineralizzasti

title: demineralizzasti


text: demineralizzò

title: demineralizzò


text: demineralizzammo

title: demineralizzammo


text: demineralizzaste

title: demineralizzaste


text: demineralizzarono

title: demineralizzarono


text: demineralizzerò

title: demineralizzerò


text: demineralizzerai

title: demineralizzerai


text: demineralizzerà

title: demineralizzerà


text: demineralizzeremo

title: demineralizzeremo


text: demineralizzerete

title: demineralizzerete


text: demineralizzeranno

title: demineralizzeranno


text: demineralizzerei

title: demineralizzerei


text: demineralizzeresti

title: demineralizzeresti


text: demineralizzerebbe

title: demineralizzerebbe


text: demineralizzeremmo

title: demineralizzeremmo


text: demineralizzereste

title: demineralizzereste


text: demineralizzerebbero

title: demineralizzerebbero


text: demineralizziate

title: demineralizziate


text: demineralizzino

title: demineralizzino


text: demineralizzassi

title: demineralizzassi


text: demineralizzasse

title: demineralizzasse


text: demineralizzassimo

title: demineralizzassimo


text: demineralizzassero

title: demineralizzassero


text:
User talk:91.104.44.242

Please stop creating pages in toneless pinyin as they may be deleted. ---> Tooironic 07:55, 25 April 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:91.104.44.242


text:
demi-sec

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1) Medium dry.

Noun

 * 1) A medium-dry wine.

Adjective

 * 1) medium dry (sparkling wine)

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) medium dry (sparkling wine)

title: demi-sec


text: demitizzando

title: demitizzando


text: demitizzante

title: demitizzante


text: demitizzato

title: demitizzato


text: demitizzati

title: demitizzati


text: demitizzata

title: demitizzata


text:
demitizzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to demythologize

title: demitizzare


text: demitizzo

title: demitizzo


text: demitizzi

title: demitizzi


text: demitizza

title: demitizza


text: demitizziamo

title: demitizziamo


text: demitizzate

title: demitizzate


text: demitizzano

title: demitizzano


text: demitizzavo

title: demitizzavo


text: demitizzavi

title: demitizzavi


text:
demitizzazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) demythologization

title: demitizzazione


text: demitizzava

title: demitizzava


text: demitizzavamo

title: demitizzavamo


text: demitizzavate

title: demitizzavate


text: demitizzavano

title: demitizzavano


text: demitizzai

title: demitizzai


text: demitizzasti

title: demitizzasti


text: demitizzò

title: demitizzò


text: demitizzammo

title: demitizzammo


text: demitizzaste

title: demitizzaste


text: demitizzarono

title: demitizzarono


text: demitizzerò

title: demitizzerò


text: demitizzerai

title: demitizzerai


text: demitizzerà

title: demitizzerà


text: demitizzeremo

title: demitizzeremo


text: demitizzerete

title: demitizzerete


text: demitizzeranno

title: demitizzeranno


text: demitizzerei

title: demitizzerei