text:
carcedonius

Noun

 * 1) chalcedony

title: carcedonius


text: carcedonii

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title: carcedonii


text: carcedoniorum

title: carcedoniorum


text: carcedonio

title: carcedonio


text: carcedoniis

title: carcedoniis


text: carcedonium

title: carcedonium


text: carcedonios

title: carcedonios


text: carcedonie

title: carcedonie


text:
audzēt

Etymology
Apparently from the same stem as its intransitive counterpart.

Verb

 * 1) to grow, to raise to bring up animals, to cultivate plant; to take care (of an animal, plant) so that it grows
 * 2)  to grow, to allow to grow
 * 3)  to cultivate, to cause to be and develop
 * 1)  to grow, to allow to grow
 * 2)  to cultivate, to cause to be and develop
 * 1)  to grow, to allow to grow
 * 2)  to cultivate, to cause to be and develop
 * 1)  to cultivate, to cause to be and develop
 * 1)  to cultivate, to cause to be and develop

title: audzēt


text:
chrysolitus

Noun

 * 1) topaz, chrysolite

title: chrysolitus


text: chrysoliti

title: chrysoliti


text: chrysolitorum

title: chrysolitorum


text: chrysolito

title: chrysolito


text: chrysolitis

title: chrysolitis


text: chrysolitum

title: chrysolitum


text: chrysolitos

title: chrysolitos


text:
chrysoprassus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chrysoprase

title: chrysoprassus


text: chrysoprassi

title: chrysoprassi


text: chrysoprassorum

title: chrysoprassorum


text: chrysoprasso

title: chrysoprasso


text: chrysoprassis

title: chrysoprassis


text: chrysoprassum

title: chrysoprassum


text: chrysoprassos

title: chrysoprassos


text: chrysoprasse

title: chrysoprasse


text:
cilicinus

Adjective

 * 1)  hair, haircloth

title: cilicinus


text: cilicina

title: cilicina


text: cilicinum

title: cilicinum


text: cilicini

title: cilicini


text: cilicinae

title: cilicinae


text: cilicinorum

title: cilicinorum


text: cilicinarum

title: cilicinarum


text: cilicino

title: cilicino


text: cilicinis

title: cilicinis


text: cilicinam

title: cilicinam


text: cilicinos

title: cilicinos


text: cilicinas

title: cilicinas


text: cilicine

title: cilicine


text:
circumamictus

Adjective

 * 1) enveloped, invested
 * 2) surrounded, besieged

title: circumamictus


text: circumamicta

title: circumamicta


text: circumamictum

title: circumamictum


text: circumamicti

title: circumamicti


text: circumamictae

title: circumamictae


text: circumamictorum

title: circumamictorum


text: circumamictarum

title: circumamictarum


text: circumamicto

title: circumamicto


text: circumamictis

title: circumamictis


text: circumamictam

title: circumamictam


text: circumamictos

title: circumamictos


text: circumamictas

title: circumamictas


text: circumamicte

title: circumamicte


text: Category:lv:Family

title: Category:lv:Family


text:
citharae

Etymology
From, plural of.

title: citharae


text: cithararum

title: cithararum


text: citharis

title: citharis


text: citharam

title: citharam


text:
citharizo

Etymology
From, from , of pre-Greek origin.

Verb

 * 1) to play the cithara

Usage notes

 * is the sole Classical Latin borrowing of a Greek verb in ; all other borrowings in this form took place in the Late Latin period, largely by Early Christian writers, originally in religious contexts.

title: citharizo


text: citharizas

title: citharizas


text: citharizat

title: citharizat


text: citharizamus

title: citharizamus


text: citharizatis

title: citharizatis


text: citharizant

title: citharizant


text: citharizabo

title: citharizabo


text: citharizabis

title: citharizabis


text: citharizabit

title: citharizabit


text: citharizabimus

title: citharizabimus


text: citharizabitis

title: citharizabitis


text: citharizabunt

title: citharizabunt


text: citharizabam

title: citharizabam


text: citharizabas

title: citharizabas


text: citharizabat

title: citharizabat


text: citharizabamus

title: citharizabamus


text: citharizabatis

title: citharizabatis


text: citharizabant

title: citharizabant


text: citharizavi

title: citharizavi


text: citharizavisti

title: citharizavisti


text: citharizavit

title: citharizavit


text: citharizavimus

title: citharizavimus


text: citharizavistis

title: citharizavistis


text: citharizaverunt

title: citharizaverunt


text: citharizavero

title: citharizavero


text: citharizaveris

title: citharizaveris


text: citharizaverit

title: citharizaverit


text: citharizaverimus

title: citharizaverimus


text: citharizaveritis

title: citharizaveritis


text: citharizaverint

title: citharizaverint


text: citharizaveram

title: citharizaveram


text: citharizaveras

title: citharizaveras


text: citharizaverat

title: citharizaverat


text: citharizaveramus

title: citharizaveramus


text: citharizaveratis

title: citharizaveratis


text: citharizaverant

title: citharizaverant


text: citharizor

title: citharizor


text: citharizaris

title: citharizaris


text: citharizatur

title: citharizatur


text: citharizamur

title: citharizamur


text: citharizamini

title: citharizamini


text: citharizantur

title: citharizantur


text: citharizabor

title: citharizabor


text: citharizaberis

title: citharizaberis


text: citharizabitur

title: citharizabitur


text: citharizabimur

title: citharizabimur


text: citharizabimini

title: citharizabimini


text: citharizabuntur

title: citharizabuntur


text: citharizabar

title: citharizabar


text: citharizabaris

title: citharizabaris


text: citharizabatur

title: citharizabatur


text: citharizabamur

title: citharizabamur


text: citharizabamini

title: citharizabamini


text: citharizabantur

title: citharizabantur


text: citharizem

title: citharizem


text: citharizes

title: citharizes


text: citharizet

title: citharizet


text: citharizemus

title: citharizemus


text: citharizetis

title: citharizetis


text: citharizent

title: citharizent


text: citharizarem

title: citharizarem


text: citharizares

title: citharizares


text: citharizaret

title: citharizaret


text: citharizaremus

title: citharizaremus


text: citharizaretis

title: citharizaretis


text: citharizarent

title: citharizarent


text: citharizaverim

title: citharizaverim


text: citharizavissem

title: citharizavissem


text: citharizavisses

title: citharizavisses


text: citharizavisset

title: citharizavisset


text: citharizavissemus

title: citharizavissemus


text: citharizavissetis

title: citharizavissetis


text: citharizavissent

title: citharizavissent


text: citharizer

title: citharizer


text: citharizeris

title: citharizeris


text: citharizetur

title: citharizetur


text: citharizemur

title: citharizemur


text: citharizemini

title: citharizemini


text: citharizentur

title: citharizentur


text: citharizarer

title: citharizarer


text: citharizareris

title: citharizareris


text: citharizaretur

title: citharizaretur


text: citharizaremur

title: citharizaremur


text: citharizaremini

title: citharizaremini


text: citharizarentur

title: citharizarentur


text: cithariza

title: cithariza


text: citharizato

title: citharizato


text: citharizate

title: citharizate


text: citharizatote

title: citharizatote


text: citharizanto

title: citharizanto


text: citharizare

title: citharizare


text: citharizator

title: citharizator


text: citharizantor

title: citharizantor


text: citharizavisse

title: citharizavisse


text: citharizari

title: citharizari


text:
citharizans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) playing the cithara

title: citharizans


text: citharizantes

title: citharizantes


text: citharizantia

title: citharizantia


text: citharizantis

title: citharizantis


text: citharizantium

title: citharizantium


text: citharizanti

title: citharizanti


text: citharizante

title: citharizante


text: citharizantibus

title: citharizantibus


text: citharizantem

title: citharizantem


text:
citharoedus

Etymology
From 🇨🇬, from, the latter from , whence Latin borrowings and.

Noun

 * 1) singer who accompanies himself on the cithara

title: citharoedus


text:
Spießer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  square  socially conventional person
 * 2)  philistine  person who lacks appreciation of art or culture
 * 3)  bourgeois   individual member of the middle class
 * 1)  bourgeois   individual member of the middle class

title: Spießer


text: citharoedi

title: citharoedi


text: citharoedorum

title: citharoedorum


text: citharoedo

title: citharoedo


text: citharoedis

title: citharoedis


text: citharoedum

title: citharoedum


text: citharoedos

title: citharoedos


text: citharoede

title: citharoede


text: clamasset

title: clamasset


text: coccorum

title: coccorum


text:
coccis

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tail bone

title: coccis


text: coccina

title: coccina


text: coccinum

title: coccinum


text: coccini

title: coccini


text: coccinae

title: coccinae


text: coccinorum

title: coccinorum


text: coccinarum

title: coccinarum


text: coccino

title: coccino


text: coccinis

title: coccinis


text: coccinam

title: coccinam


text: coccinos

title: coccinos


text: coccinas

title: coccinas


text: coccine

title: coccine


text:
coinquinatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) completely defiled, polluted or contaminated

title: coinquinatus


text: coinquinata

title: coinquinata


text: coinquinatum

title: coinquinatum


text: coinquinati

title: coinquinati


text: coinquinatae

title: coinquinatae


text: coinquinatorum

title: coinquinatorum


text: coinquinatarum

title: coinquinatarum


text: coinquinatam

title: coinquinatam


text: coinquinatos

title: coinquinatos


text: coinquinatas

title: coinquinatas


text: collyrii

title: collyrii


text: collyriorum

title: collyriorum


text: collyrio

title: collyrio


text: collyriis

title: collyriis


text:
conbustus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) burnt up
 * 2) cremated

title: conbustus


text: conbusta

title: conbusta


text: conbustum

title: conbustum


text: conbusti

title: conbusti


text: conbustae

title: conbustae


text: conbustorum

title: conbustorum


text: conbustarum

title: conbustarum


text: conbusto

title: conbusto


text: conbustis

title: conbustis


text: conbustam

title: conbustam


text: conbustos

title: conbustos


text: conbustas

title: conbustas


text: conbuste

title: conbuste


text:
concremo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to burn up (consume by fire)

title: concremo


text: concremas

title: concremas


text: concremat

title: concremat


text: concremamus

title: concremamus


text: concrematis

title: concrematis


text: concremant

title: concremant


text: concremabo

title: concremabo


text: concremabis

title: concremabis


text: concremabit

title: concremabit


text: concremabimus

title: concremabimus


text: concremabitis

title: concremabitis


text: concremabunt

title: concremabunt


text: concremabam

title: concremabam


text: concremabas

title: concremabas


text: concremabat

title: concremabat


text: concremabamus

title: concremabamus


text: concremabatis

title: concremabatis


text: concremabant

title: concremabant


text: concremavi

title: concremavi


text: concremavisti

title: concremavisti


text: concremavit

title: concremavit


text: concremavimus

title: concremavimus


text: concremavistis

title: concremavistis


text: concremaverunt

title: concremaverunt


text: concremavero

title: concremavero


text: concremaveris

title: concremaveris


text: concremaverit

title: concremaverit


text: concremaverimus

title: concremaverimus


text: concremaveritis

title: concremaveritis


text: concremaverint

title: concremaverint


text: concremaveram

title: concremaveram


text: concremaveras

title: concremaveras


text: concremaverat

title: concremaverat


text: concremaveramus

title: concremaveramus


text: concremaveratis

title: concremaveratis


text: concremaverant

title: concremaverant


text: concremor

title: concremor


text: concremaris

title: concremaris


text: concrematur

title: concrematur


text: concremamur

title: concremamur


text: concremamini

title: concremamini


text: concremantur

title: concremantur


text: concremabor

title: concremabor


text: concremaberis

title: concremaberis


text: concremabitur

title: concremabitur


text: concremabimur

title: concremabimur


text: concremabimini

title: concremabimini


text: concremabuntur

title: concremabuntur


text: concremabar

title: concremabar


text: concremabaris

title: concremabaris


text: concremabatur

title: concremabatur


text: concremabamur

title: concremabamur


text: concremabamini

title: concremabamini


text: concremabantur

title: concremabantur


text: concremem

title: concremem


text: concremes

title: concremes


text: concremet

title: concremet


text: concrememus

title: concrememus


text: concremetis

title: concremetis


text: concremarem

title: concremarem


text: concremares

title: concremares


text: concremaret

title: concremaret


text: concremaremus

title: concremaremus


text: concremaretis

title: concremaretis


text: concremarent

title: concremarent


text: concremaverim

title: concremaverim


text: concremavissem

title: concremavissem


text: concremavisses

title: concremavisses


text: concremavisset

title: concremavisset


text: concremavissemus

title: concremavissemus


text: concremavissetis

title: concremavissetis


text: concremavissent

title: concremavissent


text: concremer

title: concremer


text: concremeris

title: concremeris


text: concremetur

title: concremetur


text: concrememur

title: concrememur


text: concrememini

title: concrememini


text: concrementur

title: concrementur


text: concremarer

title: concremarer


text: concremareris

title: concremareris


text: concremaretur

title: concremaretur


text: concremaremur

title: concremaremur


text: concremaremini

title: concremaremini


text: concremarentur

title: concremarentur


text: concrema

title: concrema


text: concremato

title: concremato


text: concremate

title: concremate


text: concrematote

title: concrematote


text: concremanto

title: concremanto


text: concremare

title: concremare


text: concremator

title: concremator


text: concremantor

title: concremantor


text: concremavisse

title: concremavisse


text: concremari

title: concremari


text:
commanduco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to chew to pieces

title: commanduco


text: conmanduco

title: conmanduco


text: conmanducas

title: conmanducas


text: conmanducat

title: conmanducat


text: conmanducamus

title: conmanducamus


text: conmanducatis

title: conmanducatis


text: conmanducant

title: conmanducant


text: conmanducabo

title: conmanducabo


text: conmanducabis

title: conmanducabis


text: conmanducabit

title: conmanducabit


text: conmanducabimus

title: conmanducabimus


text: conmanducabitis

title: conmanducabitis


text: conmanducabunt

title: conmanducabunt


text: conmanducabam

title: conmanducabam


text: conmanducabas

title: conmanducabas


text: conmanducabat

title: conmanducabat


text: conmanducabamus

title: conmanducabamus


text: conmanducabatis

title: conmanducabatis


text: conmanducabant

title: conmanducabant


text: conmanducavi

title: conmanducavi


text: conmanducavisti

title: conmanducavisti


text: conmanducavit

title: conmanducavit


text: conmanducavimus

title: conmanducavimus


text: conmanducavistis

title: conmanducavistis


text: conmanducaverunt

title: conmanducaverunt


text: conmanducavero

title: conmanducavero


text: conmanducaveris

title: conmanducaveris


text: conmanducaverit

title: conmanducaverit


text: conmanducaverimus

title: conmanducaverimus


text: conmanducaveritis

title: conmanducaveritis


text: conmanducaverint

title: conmanducaverint


text: conmanducaveram

title: conmanducaveram


text: conmanducaveras

title: conmanducaveras


text: conmanducaverat

title: conmanducaverat


text: conmanducaveramus

title: conmanducaveramus


text: conmanducaveratis

title: conmanducaveratis


text: conmanducaverant

title: conmanducaverant


text: conmanducor

title: conmanducor


text: conmanducaris

title: conmanducaris


text: conmanducatur

title: conmanducatur


text: conmanducamur

title: conmanducamur


text: conmanducamini

title: conmanducamini


text: conmanducantur

title: conmanducantur


text: conmanducabor

title: conmanducabor


text: conmanducaberis

title: conmanducaberis


text: conmanducabitur

title: conmanducabitur


text: conmanducabimur

title: conmanducabimur


text: conmanducabimini

title: conmanducabimini


text: conmanducabuntur

title: conmanducabuntur


text: conmanducabar

title: conmanducabar


text: conmanducabaris

title: conmanducabaris


text: conmanducabatur

title: conmanducabatur


text: conmanducabamur

title: conmanducabamur


text: conmanducabamini

title: conmanducabamini


text: conmanducabantur

title: conmanducabantur


text: conmanducem

title: conmanducem


text: conmanduces

title: conmanduces


text: conmanducet

title: conmanducet


text: conmanducemus

title: conmanducemus


text: conmanducetis

title: conmanducetis


text: conmanducent

title: conmanducent


text: conmanducarem

title: conmanducarem


text: conmanducares

title: conmanducares


text: conmanducaret

title: conmanducaret


text: conmanducaremus

title: conmanducaremus


text: conmanducaretis

title: conmanducaretis


text: conmanducarent

title: conmanducarent


text: conmanducaverim

title: conmanducaverim


text: conmanducavissem

title: conmanducavissem


text: conmanducavisses

title: conmanducavisses


text: conmanducavisset

title: conmanducavisset


text: conmanducavissemus

title: conmanducavissemus


text: conmanducavissetis

title: conmanducavissetis


text: conmanducavissent

title: conmanducavissent


text: conmanducer

title: conmanducer


text: conmanduceris

title: conmanduceris


text: conmanducetur

title: conmanducetur


text: conmanducemur

title: conmanducemur


text: conmanducemini

title: conmanducemini


text: conmanducentur

title: conmanducentur


text: conmanducarer

title: conmanducarer


text: conmanducareris

title: conmanducareris


text: conmanducaretur

title: conmanducaretur


text: conmanducaremur

title: conmanducaremur


text: conmanducaremini

title: conmanducaremini


text: conmanducarentur

title: conmanducarentur


text: conmanduca

title: conmanduca


text: conmanducato

title: conmanducato


text: conmanducate

title: conmanducate


text: conmanducatote

title: conmanducatote


text: conmanducanto

title: conmanducanto


text: conmanducare

title: conmanducare


text: conmanducator

title: conmanducator


text: conmanducantor

title: conmanducantor


text: conmanducavisse

title: conmanducavisse


text: conmanducari

title: conmanducari


text: commanducas

title: commanducas


text: commanducat

title: commanducat


text: commanducamus

title: commanducamus


text: commanducatis

title: commanducatis


text: commanducant

title: commanducant


text: commanducabo

title: commanducabo


text: commanducabis

title: commanducabis


text: commanducabit

title: commanducabit


text: commanducabimus

title: commanducabimus


text: commanducabitis

title: commanducabitis


text: commanducabunt

title: commanducabunt


text: commanducabam

title: commanducabam


text: commanducabas

title: commanducabas


text: commanducabat

title: commanducabat


text: commanducabamus

title: commanducabamus


text: commanducabatis

title: commanducabatis


text: commanducabant

title: commanducabant


text: commanducavi

title: commanducavi


text: commanducavisti

title: commanducavisti


text: commanducavit

title: commanducavit


text: commanducavimus

title: commanducavimus


text: commanducavistis

title: commanducavistis


text: commanducaverunt

title: commanducaverunt


text: commanducavero

title: commanducavero


text: commanducaveris

title: commanducaveris


text: commanducaverit

title: commanducaverit


text: commanducaverimus

title: commanducaverimus


text: commanducaveritis

title: commanducaveritis


text: commanducaverint

title: commanducaverint


text: commanducaveram

title: commanducaveram


text: commanducaveras

title: commanducaveras


text: commanducaverat

title: commanducaverat


text: commanducaveramus

title: commanducaveramus


text: commanducaveratis

title: commanducaveratis


text: commanducaverant

title: commanducaverant


text: commanducor

title: commanducor


text: commanducaris

title: commanducaris


text: commanducatur

title: commanducatur


text: commanducamur

title: commanducamur


text: commanducamini

title: commanducamini


text: commanducantur

title: commanducantur


text: commanducabor

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title: commanducabaris


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title: commanducabatur


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text: commanducabantur

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text: commanducem

title: commanducem


text: commanduces

title: commanduces


text: commanducet

title: commanducet


text: commanducemus

title: commanducemus


text: commanducetis

title: commanducetis


text: commanducent

title: commanducent


text: commanducarem

title: commanducarem


text: commanducares

title: commanducares


text: commanducaret

title: commanducaret


text: commanducaremus

title: commanducaremus


text: cristallum

title: cristallum


text: commanducaretis

title: commanducaretis


text: commanducarent

title: commanducarent


text: commanducaverim

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text: commanducavissem

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text: commanducavisses

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title: commanducavissetis


text: commanducavissent

title: commanducavissent


text: commanducer

title: commanducer


text: commanduceris

title: commanduceris


text: commanducetur

title: commanducetur


text: commanducemur

title: commanducemur


text: commanducemini

title: commanducemini


text: commanducentur

title: commanducentur


text: commanducarer

title: commanducarer


text: commanducareris

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text: commanducaretur

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text:
ært

Etymology
From, from ,.

Noun

 * 1) pea a plant,
 * 2) pea the edible seed of this plant

Etymology
From, , from ,.

Noun

 * 1) pea a plant
 * 2) pea the edible seed of this plant

title: ært


text: commanducaremur

title: commanducaremur


text: commanducaremini

title: commanducaremini


text: commanducarentur

title: commanducarentur


text: commanduca

title: commanduca


text: commanducato

title: commanducato


text: commanducate

title: commanducate


text: cristalla

title: cristalla


text: commanducatote

title: commanducatote


text: commanducanto

title: commanducanto


text: commanducare

title: commanducare


text: cristallorum

title: cristallorum


text: commanducator

title: commanducator


text: commanducantor

title: commanducantor


text: commanducavisse

title: commanducavisse


text: ærten

title: ærten


text: commanducari

title: commanducari


text: cristallis

title: cristallis


text: ærter

title: ærter


text: ærterne

title: ærterne


text: ærts

title: ærts


text: ærtens

title: ærtens


text: ærters

title: ærters


text: ærternes

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text:
darīt

Etymology
Originally the iterative counterpart of an earlier verb, from , from. The meaning evolved as follows: “to tear, to split” > “to cut, to chop (wood)” (cf. the derived form  “to pear, to cut (branches) off (a tree)”) > “to make by cutting (e.g., like a carpenter)” > “to make, to do.” Cognates include 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to do to carry out, to realize something, to be busy with something
 * 2) to do, to make to behave in a certain way, e.g., to cause something to happen
 * 3) to do, to make, to cause to create, originate something with one's actions, behavior; to change the state (of someone, something) with one's action, behavior, existence
 * 4)  to make, to prepare
 * 5)  to make
 * 6)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1) to do, to make to behave in a certain way, e.g., to cause something to happen
 * 2) to do, to make, to cause to create, originate something with one's actions, behavior; to change the state (of someone, something) with one's action, behavior, existence
 * 3)  to make, to prepare
 * 4)  to make
 * 5)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1) to do, to make, to cause to create, originate something with one's actions, behavior; to change the state (of someone, something) with one's action, behavior, existence
 * 2)  to make, to prepare
 * 3)  to make
 * 4)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1) to do, to make, to cause to create, originate something with one's actions, behavior; to change the state (of someone, something) with one's action, behavior, existence
 * 2)  to make, to prepare
 * 3)  to make
 * 4)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1) to do, to make, to cause to create, originate something with one's actions, behavior; to change the state (of someone, something) with one's action, behavior, existence
 * 2)  to make, to prepare
 * 3)  to make
 * 4)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1)  to make, to prepare
 * 2)  to make
 * 3)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1)  to make, to prepare
 * 2)  to make
 * 3)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1)  to make, to prepare
 * 2)  to make
 * 3)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1)  to make, to prepare
 * 2)  to make
 * 3)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1)  to make
 * 2)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )
 * 1)  to close (with, older cieti; compare German )

Derived terms

 * prefixed verbs:

 * other derived terms:

title: darīt


text:
jämning

Noun

 * 1) levelling, equilibrium

title: jämning


text:
argintar

Etymology
Either from or from. Compare Italian argentaio, French argentier, Spanish argentero, Catalan argenter.

Noun

 * 1)  person who makes or sells silver objects

title: argintar


text:
dārzs

Etymology
This word has the same origin as (q.v.), from which it originated by metathesis. The different intonation ( has a falling [àː], while has a level [āː]) is probably explained by the change in meaning, and may have preceded the metathesis; cf. the intonation change in 🇨🇬,, but. The meaning change would then have been: “wooden structure” > “fence” > “fenced area” (cf. below  “horse corral”, and metaphorically also   “moon ring”) > “garden.” Cognates include 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) garden a piece of land used for growing specific vegetable species, flowers, crops, etc.
 * 2)  a place where wild trees grow in bulk
 * 3) garden, park a planted area with paths for walking
 * 4) enclosure for holding animals, corral, pen
 * 5) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1)  a place where wild trees grow in bulk
 * 2) garden, park a planted area with paths for walking
 * 3) enclosure for holding animals, corral, pen
 * 4) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1)  a place where wild trees grow in bulk
 * 2) garden, park a planted area with paths for walking
 * 3) enclosure for holding animals, corral, pen
 * 4) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1)  a place where wild trees grow in bulk
 * 2) garden, park a planted area with paths for walking
 * 3) enclosure for holding animals, corral, pen
 * 4) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1) enclosure for holding animals, corral, pen
 * 2) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1) enclosure for holding animals, corral, pen
 * 2) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1) enclosure for holding animals, corral, pen
 * 2) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1) ring of light around the moon or the sun
 * 1) ring of light around the moon or the sun

title: dārzs


text: Category:bg:Mollusks

title: Category:bg:Mollusks


text:
אין כל חדש תחת השמש

Alternative forms

 * אֵין חָדָשׁ תַּחַת הַשָּׁמֶשׁ

Etymology
Ecclesiastes 1:9.

Proverb

 * 1) There is nothing new under the sun.

title: אין כל חדש תחת השמש


text: אין חדש תחת השמש

title: אין חדש תחת השמש


text:
terræn

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) country, ground, terrain

title: terræn


text: terrænet

title: terrænet


text: terræner

title: terræner


text: terrænerne

title: terrænerne


text: terræns

title: terræns


text: terrænets

title: terrænets


text: terræners

title: terræners


text: terrænernes

title: terrænernes


text:
Wiktionary:Entry titles

 * Main policy: Entry layout explained

On Wiktionary, entry titles should normally be the same as the word, term or phrase being defined. However, to avoid duplication and inconsistent formatting, some norms are necessary:

Case
Entries that do not usually start with a capital unless the first word of a sentence should not have an initial capital letter. For example Wiktionary has an entry for God as well as for god as this is often capitalized, but not Realize for realize as this is only ever capitalized as the first word of a sentence, or in the title of a piece of work, etc.

This guideline can have exceptions. For example in informal contexts such as Internet forums it's quite normal to drop all capital letters, such as england for England. Conversely in older English works it's common to capitalize important nouns, such as Hatred for hatred. Entries should only be included with both capitalizations when both are sufficiently common; see for example anglophone and Anglophone.

Punctuation
Commas are generally allowed in entry titles. These are normally only used for phrases and proverbs. Question marks (?) and exclamation marks (!) are usually not allowed in page titles, but can be used in head words. The Unicode U+0027 APOSTROPHE is used for the apostrophe, not the U+2019 RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK. In most languages, the U+002D HYPHEN-MINUS is used for the hyphen, any of the dashes are not.

title: Wiktionary:Entry titles


text:
عيون

Noun

 * : eyes

title: عيون


text:
User:Quentinv57/vector.js

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title: User:Quentinv57/vector.js


text:
tillfredsställande

Adjective

 * 1) satisfactory, acceptable

title: tillfredsställande


text:
tillbakagång

Noun

 * 1) retreat, decline, retrogression

title: tillbakagång


text:
närmaste

Adjective

 * 1) ; nearest, nearmost

title: närmaste


text:
jämförelsevis

Adverb

 * 1) relatively, comparably

title: jämförelsevis


text:
jämförelse

Noun

 * 1) a comparison

title: jämförelse


text:
envar

Etymology
From. Akin to.

Pronoun

 * 1) everyone, each one

title: envar


text: deaurata

title: deaurata


text:
avsättning

Noun

 * 1) sales
 * 2) removal, deposition, dethronement (formally depriving someone of a position)
 * 3) provision (setting aside for future use; something set aside for future use)
 * 1) removal, deposition, dethronement (formally depriving someone of a position)
 * 2) provision (setting aside for future use; something set aside for future use)

title: avsättning


text: deaurati

title: deaurati


text: deauratae

title: deauratae


text: deauratorum

title: deauratorum


text: deauratarum

title: deauratarum


text: deauratam

title: deauratam


text: deauratos

title: deauratos


text: deauratas

title: deauratas


text:
decollatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) decapitated, beheaded

title: decollatus


text: decollatum

title: decollatum


text: decollatae

title: decollatae


text: decollatorum

title: decollatorum


text: decollatarum

title: decollatarum


text: decollatam

title: decollatam


text: decollatos

title: decollatos


text: decollatas

title: decollatas


text:
avsätta

Etymology
From, like 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to dethrone, to oust, to remove (from power); to get rid of
 * 2) to sell (wares on a market); to get rid of
 * 3) to set aside (resources, for later)

title: avsätta


text: devorassem

title: devorassem


text:
國戚

Noun

 * 1)  relatives of the emperor (especially those of the empress)

title: 國戚


text:
amistat

Etymology
, derived from.

Noun

 * 1) friendship

Etymology
From, derived from.

Noun

 * 1) friendship

Etymology
From, derived from.

Noun

 * 1) friendship

title: amistat


text: 国戚

title: 国戚


text:
tillräcklig

Adjective

 * 1) sufficient

title: tillräcklig


text:
skötsel

Noun

 * 1) management, care, maintenance

title: skötsel


text:
起駕

Verb

 * 1)  to begin a journey with the emperor's carriage

title: 起駕


text: 起驾

title: 起驾


text: Category:Swedish terms suffixed with -sel


text:
företeelse

Noun

 * 1) a phenomenon, a thing, an object (often abstract)

Usage notes
A "thing" in a very abstract and general sense, while not sounding informal. Popular in dictionary definition entries for that reason.

title: företeelse


text:
förete

Verb

 * 1) to show, to display

title: förete


text:
Citations:How to Win Friends and Influence People

 * 1975, Diane Bornstein, Mirrors of Courtesy, Archon Books, ISBN 0208015019, illustrated, page 77:
 * We can view the treatise for the page as the How to Win Friends and Influence People of the fifteenth century.


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The necinfls object works like this: Each language is its own object, containing an object for each pos, which contains the information for that pos. The first part is the stuff that comes at the beginning of the template, the second is the stuff at the end, the third onward are the available parameters of the template and what stuff they produce. Each template parameter is an array, which contains the word that shows up at the beginning of the section, then a blank value, and then subarrays of each option. Each subarray contains the text that shows up in the editor, followed by the text that shows up in the textbox (the wikimarkup). Some onclick javascript can be added to an option as the third parameter in the array. If the option is an input box, the first parameter should be "input", followed by the editor text (DON'T leave this blank or the whole thing will blow up), followed by the pre-inputbox-value wikimarkup, followed by post-inputbox-value wikimarkup, followed by any extra js.

Does this make any sense to anyone? :)

Things to do: 1 Get quotations to work right 2 Fix up pronunciation section 3 Add little help thingies 4 Inflection tables 5 Get the example sentence auto-bolding to not stink 6 Build add-section stuff

There are little href=javascript: things littered all over the place because I don't know any other way to make things look like unvisited links without having to actually put anything in the href.

eh, sploot

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k+="==="+necdata['pos2']+"===\n" if(!neccode){neccode=''} if(neccode!='' && necinfls[neccode] && necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']] && necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']][2]) {

if(necdata[neccode+"-"+necdata['pos']+"2"]!="Advanced") { if(necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']][0]!=undefined) {k+=necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']][0]} if(wgTitle.match(' ')&&neccode!='he') {k+="|head="+wgTitle.replace(/\s/g," ")+""}

var x=necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']] for (z in x) { if(z<=1) {continue;} var zz=neccode+"-"+necdata['pos']+z for (y in x[z][2]) // search for inflections { if(x[z][2][y][0]!="input" && necdata[zz]==x[z][2][y][0]) // is selected option, not input box { k+=x[z][2][y][1]; break; } if(x[z][2][y][0]=="input" && necfunction7(x[z][2],necdata[zz])==false) {k+=x[z][2][y][2]+necdata[zz]} }

} if(necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']][1]!=undefined) {k+=necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']][1]} } else {k+=necinputadvanced}

} else { if(necinputadvanced){k+=necinputadvanced} else{ if(neccode!='' && necinfls[neccode] && necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']]) {k+=necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']][0] if(wgTitle.match(' ')) {k+="|head="+wgTitle.replace(/\s/g," ")+""} k+=necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']][1]} else {k+='{'+'{head|'+neccode+'|'+necdata['pos2'].toLowerCase if(wgTitle.match(' ')) {k+="|head="+wgTitle.replace(/\s/g," ")+""} k+='}}'} } }

k+="\n" for (i in necdefs) { k+="\n# "+necdefs[i][0] for(l in necdefs[i][1]) {k+="\n#:"+necdefs[i][1][l][0].replace(new RegExp("("+wgTitle+")","ig"),"$1")+"" if(neccode!="en"&&necdefs[i][1][l][1]&&(new LangMetadata).guessScript(neccode)!='Latn') {k+="\n#::"+necdefs[i][1][l][1]+""} if(neccode!="en"){k+="\n#::"+necdefs[i][1][l][2]+""}} for(l in necdefs[i][2]) {k+="\n#*"+necdefs[i][2][l][0]+", "+necdefs[i][2][l][1]+", "+necdefs[i][2][l][2]+"" if(necdefs[i][2][l][3]){k+=", "+necdefs[i][2][l][3]} if(necdefs[i][2][l][4]){k+=", page";if(necdefs[i][2][l][4].match(/(-|–)/)){k+="s"};k+=" "+necdefs[i][2][l][4]} k+="\n#*:" k+=necdefs[i][2][l][5].replace(new RegExp("("+wgTitle+")","ig"),"$1") if(neccode!="en"){k+="\n#*::"+necdefs[i][2][l][6]} }

}

/* SUBHEADERS */ for(o=0;o<=3;o++) { if(necpost[o]!=undefined) {k+="\n\n===="+necheadingorder[o]+"====\n"+necpost[o]} } if(necpost[4]!=undefined) {k+="\n\n====Quotations====\n"+necpost[4]} for(o=5;o<=17;o++) { if(necpost[o][0]!=undefined) {k+="\n\n===="+necheadingorder[o]+"===="} if(o<11||o==13) { for(i in necpost[o]) { k+="\n* {"+"{sense|"+necpost[o][i][0]+"}} " for(u in necpost[o][i]){if(u!=0){if(u!=1){k+=", "};k+="{"+"{l|"+neccode+"|"+necpost[o][i][u]+"}}"}} } } else if(o==14) {for(i in necpost[o]){k+="\n* {"+"{subst:"+necpost[o][i][0]+"}}: {"+"{l|"+necpost[o][i][0] k+="|"+necpost[o][i][1]+"}}"}} else if(o==15) {for(i in necpost[15]) {k+="\n{"+"{trans-top|"+necpost[15][i]+"}}\n{"+"{trans-mid}}\n{"+"{trans-bottom}}"}} else if(o==16||o==17) {for(i in necpost[o]){k+="\n* "+necpost[o][i]}} else { for(i in necpost[o]){k+="\n* {"+"{l|"+neccode+"|"+necpost[o][i]+"}}"} } } for(i in necpost[18]){k+="\n["+"[Category:"+necpost[18][i]+"]]"} document.editform.wpTextbox1.value=k }

function necCleanLangCode(lang) // taken from wt:edit { var key = lang.toLowerCase.replace(' ',''); var dict = {aar:"aa",afar:"aa",abk:"ab",abkhazian:"ab",afr:"af",afrikaans:"af",aka:"ak",akan:"ak",amh:"am",amharic:"am",ara:"ar",arabic:"ar",arg:"an",aragonese:"an",asm:"as",assamese:"as",ava:"av",avaric:"av",ave:"ae",avestan:"ae",aym:"ay",aymara:"ay",aze:"az",azerbaijani:"az",bak:"ba",bashkir:"ba",bam:"bm",bambara:"bm",bel:"be",belarusian:"be",ben:"bn",bengali:"bn",bis:"bi",bislama:"bi",bod:"bo",tibetan:"bo",bos:"bs",bosnian:"bs",bre:"br",breton:"br",bul:"bg",bulgarian:"bg",cat:"ca",catalan:"ca",ces:"cs",czech:"cs",cha:"ch",chamorro:"ch",che:"ce",chechen:"ce",chu:"cu",churchslavic:"cu",chv:"cv",chuvash:"cv",cor:"kw",cornish:"kw",cos:"co",corsican:"co",cre:"cr",cree:"cr",cym:"cy",welsh:"cy",dan:"da",danish:"da",deu:"de",german:"de",div:"dv",dhivehi:"dv",dzo:"dz",dzongkha:"dz",ell:"el",greek:"el",eng:"en",english:"en",epo:"eo",esperanto:"eo",est:"et",estonian:"et",eus:"eu",basque:"eu",ewe:"ee",fao:"fo",faroese:"fo",fas:"fa",persian:"fa",fij:"fj",fijian:"fj",fin:"fi",finnish:"fi",fra:"fr",french:"fr",fry:"fy",westernfrisian:"fy",ful:"ff",fulah:"ff",gla:"gd",scottishgaelic:"gd",gle:"ga",irish:"ga",glg:"gl",galician:"gl",glv:"gv",manx:"gv",grn:"gn",guarani:"gn",guj:"gu",gujarati:"gu",hat:"ht",haitian:"ht",hau:"ha",hausa:"ha",heb:"he",hebrew:"he",her:"hz",herero:"hz",hin:"hi",hindi:"hi",hmo:"ho",hirimotu:"ho",hrv:"hr",croatian:"hr",hun:"hu",hungarian:"hu",hye:"hy",armenian:"hy",ibo:"ig",igbo:"ig",ido:"io",iii:"ii",sichuanyi:"ii",iku:"iu",inuktitut:"iu",ile:"ie",interlingue:"ie",ina:"ia",interlingua:"ia",ind:"id",indonesian:"id",ipk:"ik",inupiaq:"ik",isl:"is",icelandic:"is",ita:"it",italian:"it",jav:"jv",javanese:"jv",jpn:"ja",japanese:"ja",kal:"kl",kalaallisut:"kl",kan:"kn",kannada:"kn",kas:"ks",kashmiri:"ks",kat:"ka",georgian:"ka",kau:"kr",kanuri:"kr",kaz:"kk",kazakh:"kk",khm:"km",centralkhmer:"km",kik:"ki",kikuyu:"ki",kin:"rw",kinyarwanda:"rw",kir:"ky",kirghiz:"ky",kom:"kv",komi:"kv",kon:"kg",kongo:"kg",kor:"ko",korean:"ko",kua:"kj",kuanyama:"kj",kur:"ku",kurdish:"ku",lao:"lo",lat:"la",latin:"la",lav:"lv",latvian:"lv",lim:"li",limburgan:"li",lin:"ln",lingala:"ln",lit:"lt",lithuanian:"lt",ltz:"lb",luxembourgish:"lb",lub:"lu",lubakatanga:"lu",lug:"lg",ganda:"lg",mah:"mh",marshallese:"mh",mal:"ml",malayalam:"ml",mar:"mr",marathi:"mr",mkd:"mk",macedonian:"mk",mlg:"mg",malagasy:"mg",mlt:"mt",maltese:"mt",mon:"mn",mongolian:"mn",mri:"mi",maori:"mi",msa:"ms",malay:"ms",mya:"my",burmese:"my",nau:"na",nauru:"na",nav:"nv",navajo:"nv",nbl:"nr",southndebele:"nr",nde:"nd",northndebele:"nd",ndo:"ng",ndonga:"ng",nep:"ne",nepali:"ne",nld:"nl",dutch:"nl",nno:"nn",norwegiannynorsk:"nn",nob:"nb",norwegianbokmal:"nb",nor:"no",norwegian:"no",nya:"ny",nyanja:"ny",oci:"oc",occitan:"oc",oji:"oj",ojibwa:"oj",ori:"or",oriya:"or",orm:"om",oromo:"om",oss:"os",ossetian:"os",pan:"pa",panjabi:"pa",pli:"pi",pali:"pi",pol:"pl",polish:"pl",por:"pt",portuguese:"pt",pus:"ps",pushto:"ps",que:"qu",quechua:"qu",roh:"rm",romansh:"rm",ron:"ro",romanian:"ro",run:"rn",rundi:"rn",rus:"ru",russian:"ru",sag:"sg",sango:"sg",san:"sa",sanskrit:"sa",sin:"si",sinhala:"si",slk:"sk",slovak:"sk",slv:"sl",slovenian:"sl",sme:"se",northernsami:"se",smo:"sm",samoan:"sm",sna:"sn",shona:"sn",snd:"sd",sindhi:"sd",som:"so",somali:"so",sot:"st",southernsotho:"st",spa:"es",spanish:"es",sqi:"sq",albanian:"sq",srd:"sc",sardinian:"sc",srp:"sr",serbian:"sr",ssw:"ss",swati:"ss",sun:"su",sundanese:"su",swa:"sw",swahili:"sw",swe:"sv",swedish:"sv",tah:"ty",tahitian:"ty",tam:"ta",tamil:"ta",tat:"tt",tatar:"tt",tel:"te",telugu:"te",tgk:"tg",tajik:"tg",tgl:"tl",tagalog:"tl",tha:"th",thai:"th",tir:"ti",tigrinya:"ti",ton:"to",tonga:"to",tsn:"tn",tswana:"tn",tso:"ts",tsonga:"ts",tuk:"tk",turkmen:"tk",tur:"tr",turkish:"tr",twi:"tw",uig:"ug",uighur:"ug",ukr:"uk",ukrainian:"uk",urd:"ur",urdu:"ur",uzb:"uz",uzbek:"uz",ven:"ve",venda:"ve",vie:"vi",vietnamese:"vi",vol:"vo",volapuk:"vo",wln:"wa",walloon:"wa",wol:"wo",wolof:"wo",xho:"xh",xhosa:"xh",yid:"yi",yiddish:"yi",yor:"yo",yoruba:"yo",zha:"za",zhuang:"za",zho:"zh",chinese:"zh",zul:"zu",zulu:"zu"}

return dict[key]; }

function necfunction4 { if(!neccode){neccode=''} if(neccode && necinfls[neccode] && necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']]!=undefined && necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']][2]!=undefined) {

necfunction5(necinfls[neccode][necdata['pos']])

} else {var qq=neccode+"-"+necdata['pos']+'2' var xx=" Wikicode: <input type=text value='"+necinputadvanced+"' onKeyUp=necinputadvanced=this.value;if(this.value){this.parentNode.style.fontWeight='bold'}else{this.parentNode.style.fontWeight=''};necfunction /> " document.getElementById("necinfls").innerHTML=xx necfunction} }

function necfunction5(a) { /* INFLECTION OPTIONS */

var q="" for(r in a) {

if(r<=1) {continue;} var qq=neccode+"-"+necdata['pos']+r if(necdata[qq]==undefined) {if(a[r][2][0][0]=='input'){necdata[qq]=''}else{necdata[qq]=a[r][2][0][0]}} q+=" "+a[r][0]+": "

for(i in a[r][2]) { if(a[r][2][i][0]!='input') { q+=""+a[r][2][i][0]+"" if(i!=a[r][2].length-1){q+=", "} } else { q+=""+a[r][2][i][1]+"<input type=text value='' id='" q+=neccode+"-"+necdata['pos']+"-"+r+"-"+i q+="' onKeyUp=" if(a[r][2][i][4]) {q+=a[r][2][i][4]+";"}

q+="necfunction6('"+qq+"','"+neccode+"-"+necdata['pos']+"-"+r+"-"+i+"');"

q+="necfunction /> " if(i!=a[r][2].length-1){q+=", "} } }

/* ADVANCED OPTIONS */ if(r==2) { q+=", Wikicode: <input type=text value='"+necinputadvanced+"' onKeyUp=necinputadvanced=this.value;document.getElementById('necinput"+qq+"'+necdata['"+qq+"']).style.fontWeight='';necdata['"+qq+"']='Advanced';document.getElementById('necinput"+qq+"'+necdata['"+qq+"']).style.fontWeight='bold';necfunction /> " } }

document.getElementById("necinfls").innerHTML=q

for(r in a) { if(r<=1) {continue;} var qq=neccode+"-"+necdata['pos']+r document.getElementById('necinput'+qq+necdata[qq]).style.fontWeight='bold'

if(document.getElementById('necinput'+qq+necdata[qq]).childNodes[1]&&necdata[qq]!='Advanced'&& necfunction7(a[r][2],necdata[qq])==false) {document.getElementById('necinput'+qq+necdata[qq]).childNodes[1].value=necdata[qq]} }

}

function necdefupdate { /* DEFINITIONS */ def="" for(i in necdefs) { def+="Definition: <input size=50 type=text value='"+necdefs[i][0]+"' onKeyUp=necdefs["+i+"][0]=this.value;necfunction />" if(i>0) { def+="(–)" } def+="(+example sentence)(+quotation)" for(l in necdefs[i][1]) // Example sentences { def+=" Example sentence: <input type=text size=40 value='"+necdefs[i][1][l][0]+"' onKeyUp=necdefs["+i+"][1]["+l+"][0]=this.value;necfunction />(–)" if(neccode!="en") { if ((new LangMetadata).guessScript(neccode) != 'Latn') { def+=" Transliteration: <input type=text size=40 value='"+necdefs[i][1][l][1]+"' onKeyUp=necdefs["+i+"][1]["+l+"][1]=this.value;necfunction />" } def+=" Translation: <input type=text size=40 value='"+necdefs[i][1][l][2]+"' onKeyUp=necdefs["+i+"][1]["+l+"][2]=this.value;necfunction />" } } for(l in necdefs[i][2]) // Quotations { var x=['Year','Author','Source title','Publisher','Page(s)'] var z=[4,20,20,20,5] //sizes def+=" " for(y in x) {def+=x[y]+": <input type=text size="+z[y]+" value='"+necdefs[i][2][l][y]+"' onKeyUp=necdefs["+i+"][2]["+l+"]["+y+"]=this.value;necfunction /> "} def+=" Quotation: <input type=text size=40 value='"+necdefs[i][2][l][5]+"' onKeyUp=necdefs["+i+"][2]["+l+"][5]=this.value;necfunction />(–)" if(neccode!="en") {def+=" Translation: <input type=text size=40 value='"+necdefs[i][2][l][6]+"' onKeyUp=necdefs["+i+"][2]["+l+"][6]=this.value;necfunction />"} } def+=" " } document.getElementById('necdefs').innerHTML=def }

function necpostbox(q) { if(q!=undefined) { if((q>5&&q<=10)||q==13||q==14||q==19) {necpost[q][necpost[q].length]=[,]} else if((q>10&&q<13)||q>15) {necpost[q][necpost[q].length]=''} else {necpost[q]=''} } var m=""

/* USAGE NOTES, INFLECTION TABLES */ for (o=0;o<=4;o++) { if(necpost[o]!=undefined) { m+=" "+necheadingorder[o]+": (delete) <textarea onKeyUp=necpost["+o+"]=this.value;necfunction>"+necpost[o]+"  " } } /* NYMS */ for(o=5;o<14;o++) { if(necpost[o][0]!=undefined) {m+=" "+necheadingorder[o]+": (add section)  "} else if(o==5) {document.getElementById('necSynonymsbutton').style.fontWeight=''}

for(i in necpost[o]) {m+=" Gloss: <input type=text value='"+necpost[o][i][0]+"' onKeyUp=necpost["+o+"]["+i+"][0]=this.value;necfunction /> "+necheadingorder[o]+": " for(u in necpost[o][i]) {if(u!=0){if(u!=1){m+=", "};m+="<input type=text size=5 value='"+necpost[o][i][u]+"' onKeyUp=necpost["+o+"]["+i+"]["+u+"]=this.value;necfunction />"}} m+="(+)" if(necpost[o][i].length>2) {m+="(–)"} m+="(remove section) " } if(o==10){o=12} }

/* DERIVED TERMS, RELATED TERMS, SEE ALSO, EXTERNAL LINKS */ for(o=11;o<=17;o++) { if(necpost[o][0]!=undefined) { m+=" "+necheadingorder[o]+": (new) " }

for(i in necpost[o]) {m+=" <input type=text value='"+necpost[o][i]+"' onKeyUp=necpost["+o+"]["+i+"]=this.value;necfunction />(–) "} if(o==12){o=15} }

/* DESCENDANTS */

if(necpost[14][0]!=undefined) { m+=" "+necheadingorder[14]+": (new) " }

for(i in necpost[14]) {m+=" Language: <input type=text value='"+necpost[14][i][0]+"' onKeyUp=necpost[14]["+i+"][0]=this.value;necfunction onblur=if(necCleanLangCode(this.value)){this.value=necCleanLangCode(this.value)};necpost[14]["+i+"][0]=this.value;necfunction /> Word: <input type=text value='"+necpost[14][i][1]+"' onKeyUp=necpost[14]["+i+"][1]=this.value;necfunction />(–) "}

/* TRANSLATIONS */ if(necpost[15][0]!=undefined) {m+=" Translations section: (add section) "} else {document.getElementById('nectransbutton').style.fontWeight=''} for(i in necpost[15]) {m+=" Gloss: <input type=text value='"+necpost[15][i]+"' onKeyUp=necpost[15]["+i+"]=this.value;necfunction />(–) "}

if(necpost[18][0]!=undefined) { for(i in necpost[18]) {m+=" Category:<input type=text value='"+necpost[18][i]+"' onKeyUp=necpost[18]["+i+"]=this.value;necfunction />(–)" if(i==0) {m+="(+new category)"} m+=" "} }

if(necpost[19][0]!=undefined) { for(i in necpost[19]) {m+=" File name:<input type=text value='"+necpost[19][i][0]+"' onKeyUp=necpost[19]["+i+"][0]=this.value;necfunction /> Caption:<input type=text value='"+necpost[19][i][1]+"' onKeyUp=necpost[19]["+i+"][1]=this.value;necfunction />(–)" if(i==0) {m+="(+new image)"} m+=" "} }

document.getElementById('necpostbox').innerHTML=m }

function necfunction6(cc,dd) { document.getElementById('necinput'+cc+necdata[cc]).style.fontWeight='';necdata[cc]=document.getElementById(dd).value;document.getElementById(dd).parentNode.setAttribute('ID','necinput'+cc+document.getElementById(dd).value);document.getElementById('necinput'+cc+necdata[cc]).style.fontWeight='bold';

}

function necfunction7(qw,er) { var qwe=false for(ty in qw) {if(er==qw[ty][0]){qwe=true}} return qwe }

function necload { if(document.getElementById('necblah')) { necfunction2 necdefupdate necfunction necfunction4 necfunction } }

$(necload)

title: User:Şêr/vektor.js


text:
beskaffenhet

Etymology
From, compare with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) character, nature

Noun

 * 1) nature, character

title: beskaffenhet


text:
単色

Noun

 * 1) monochrome

title: 単色


text:
User talk:Max Jackwell

Welcome!
Hello, and welcome to Wiktionary. I thank you for your contributions and hope you enjoy contributing here.

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title: User talk:Max Jackwell


text: jiàngyóu

title: jiàngyóu


text:
密会

Noun

 * 1) closed meeting

Verb

 * 1) to meet behind closed doors

title: 密会


text:
奉仕

Noun

 * 1) attendance, service to one's country or community
 * 2) offering goods at a discount
 * 1) offering goods at a discount

Synonyms

 * discounting

Verb

 * 1) serve one's nation or community
 * 2) offer goods at a discount

Noun

 * 1) service (for the benefit of the government, society etc); public service

title: 奉仕


text:
奉仕活動

Noun

 * 1) volunteering, service activity, labor of love

title: 奉仕活動


text:
活力

Noun

 * 1) energy; vitality; vigor

Noun

 * 1) energy

title: 活力


text:
活気

Noun

 * 1) liveliness, energy, vivaciousness

title: 活気


text:
blind item

Noun

 * 1) A news story in which the identities of the persons involved are not revealed.

title: blind item


text: blind items

title: blind items


text: upptaga

title: upptaga


text: small-pox

title: small-pox


text: small pox

title: small pox


text:
User:Sv1xv

Main user page on en.wiki: SV1XV

title: User:Sv1xv


text:
uppta

Etymology
, like German

Verb

 * 1) to pick up, to pick, to take up, to absorb, to include, to collect, to record, to occupy

title: uppta


text:
User talk:Sv1xv

Please leave messages on w:en:User_talk:Sv1xv.

title: User talk:Sv1xv


text:
tvenne

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Numeral

 * 1)  two

title: tvenne


text:
kvikmyndahús

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cinema, movie theater

title: kvikmyndahús


text:
back labor

Noun

 * 1) Intense pain in one's back while in labor giving birth.

title: back labor


text: back labors

title: back labors


text: back labour

title: back labour


text: back labours

title: back labours


text:
rebluff

Noun

 * 1)  Act of responding to a bluff with another bluff.

Verb

 * 1)  To respond to a bluff with another bluff.

title: rebluff


text: rebluffs

title: rebluffs


text:
a'arpoq

Verb

 * 1)  pees
 * 2)  poos

title: a'arpoq


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob/User talk:199.126.224.245 brick/reply

The sense of pooped that I meant doesn't seem to exist yet in the Wiktionary. I meant "broken".


text:
tillåta

Verb

 * 1) to allow, to permit

title: tillåta


text:
Aphroditus

Etymology
From, masculine form of.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A male Aphrodite, from Cyprus, represented as a herm with a phallus, who in later mythology became known as Hermaphroditus, the son of Hermes and Aphrodite.

Translations

 * Catalan: Afrodit
 * French: Aphroditos
 * Greek:
 * Ancient Greek: Ἀφρόδιτος
 * Italian: Afrodito
 * Latin: Aphrodītus
 * Portuguese:

title: Aphroditus


text:
gynandromorphic

Adjective

 * 1)  Having male and female characteristics.

title: gynandromorphic


text:
ovanligt

Adverb

 * 1) unusually

title: ovanligt


text: nödvändigt

title: nödvändigt


text:
Situationismus

Noun

 * 1) situationism

title: Situationismus


text: receu

title: receu


text:
jordbrukare

Noun

 * 1) a farmer

title: jordbrukare


text: diademata

title: diademata


text: diadematis

title: diadematis


text: diadematum

title: diadematum


text: diademati

title: diademati


text: diadematibus

title: diadematibus


text: diademate

title: diademate


text:
huoltajuusriita

Noun

 * 1) custody battle, custody dispute,  tug of love

Synonyms

 * huoltajuuskiista

title: huoltajuusriita


text:
Meritokratie

Noun

 * 1) meritocracy

title: Meritokratie


text:
brukare

Noun

 * 1) a user

Usage notes

 * For computer users, the word användare is more common. Brukare is used in various compounds, but has also started to replace avnämare and kund as an abstract term for users of various public services.

title: brukare


text:
stratageme

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) strategy; stratagem

title: stratageme


text:
dinumero

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to count, enumerate or calculate

Etymology
From ⟨tl⟩.

Adjective

 * 1) rosemary-colored

Noun

 * 1) a type of very thin-grained rice

title: dinumero


text: dinumeras

title: dinumeras


text: dinumerat

title: dinumerat


text: dinumeramus

title: dinumeramus


text: dinumeratis

title: dinumeratis


text: dinumerant

title: dinumerant


text: dinumerabo

title: dinumerabo


text: dinumerabis

title: dinumerabis


text: dinumerabit

title: dinumerabit


text: dinumerabimus

title: dinumerabimus


text: dinumerabitis

title: dinumerabitis


text: dinumerabunt

title: dinumerabunt


text: dinumerabam

title: dinumerabam


text: dinumerabas

title: dinumerabas


text: dinumerabat

title: dinumerabat


text: dinumerabamus

title: dinumerabamus


text: dinumerabatis

title: dinumerabatis


text: dinumerabant

title: dinumerabant


text: dinumeravi

title: dinumeravi


text: dinumeravisti

title: dinumeravisti


text: dinumeravit

title: dinumeravit


text: dinumeravimus

title: dinumeravimus


text: dinumeravistis

title: dinumeravistis


text: dinumeraverunt

title: dinumeraverunt


text: dinumeravero

title: dinumeravero


text: dinumeraveris

title: dinumeraveris


text: dinumeraverit

title: dinumeraverit


text: dinumeraverimus

title: dinumeraverimus


text: dinumeraveritis

title: dinumeraveritis


text: dinumeraverint

title: dinumeraverint


text: dinumeraveram

title: dinumeraveram


text: dinumeraveras

title: dinumeraveras


text: dinumeraverat

title: dinumeraverat


text: dinumeraveramus

title: dinumeraveramus


text: jordägaren

title: jordägaren


text: dinumeraveratis

title: dinumeraveratis


text: dinumeraverant

title: dinumeraverant


text: dinumeror

title: dinumeror


text: dinumeraris

title: dinumeraris


text: dinumeratur

title: dinumeratur


text: dinumeramur

title: dinumeramur


text: dinumeramini

title: dinumeramini


text: dinumerantur

title: dinumerantur


text: dinumerabor

title: dinumerabor


text: dinumeraberis

title: dinumeraberis


text: dinumerabitur

title: dinumerabitur


text: dinumerabimur

title: dinumerabimur


text: dinumerabimini

title: dinumerabimini


text: dinumerabuntur

title: dinumerabuntur


text: dinumerabar

title: dinumerabar


text: dinumerabaris

title: dinumerabaris


text: dinumerabatur

title: dinumerabatur


text: dinumerabamur

title: dinumerabamur


text: dinumerabamini

title: dinumerabamini


text: dinumerabantur

title: dinumerabantur


text: dinumerem

title: dinumerem


text: dinumeres

title: dinumeres


text: dinumeret

title: dinumeret


text: dinumeremus

title: dinumeremus


text: dinumeretis

title: dinumeretis


text: dinumerent

title: dinumerent


text: dinumerarem

title: dinumerarem


text: dinumerares

title: dinumerares


text: dinumeraret

title: dinumeraret


text: dinumeraremus

title: dinumeraremus


text: dinumeraretis

title: dinumeraretis


text: dinumerarent

title: dinumerarent


text: dinumeraverim

title: dinumeraverim


text: dinumeravissem

title: dinumeravissem


text: dinumeravisses

title: dinumeravisses


text: dinumeravisset

title: dinumeravisset


text: dinumeravissemus

title: dinumeravissemus


text: dinumeravissetis

title: dinumeravissetis


text: dinumeravissent

title: dinumeravissent


text: dinumerer

title: dinumerer


text: dinumereris

title: dinumereris


text: dinumeretur

title: dinumeretur


text: dinumeremur

title: dinumeremur


text: dinumeremini

title: dinumeremini


text: dinumerentur

title: dinumerentur


text: dinumerarer

title: dinumerarer


text: dinumerareris

title: dinumerareris


text: dinumeraretur

title: dinumeraretur


text: dinumeraremur

title: dinumeraremur


text: dinumeraremini

title: dinumeraremini


text: dinumerarentur

title: dinumerarentur


text: dinumera

title: dinumera


text: dinumerato

title: dinumerato


text: dinumerate

title: dinumerate


text: dinumeratote

title: dinumeratote


text: dinumeranto

title: dinumeranto


text:
dinumerare

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to enumerate, to count

title: dinumerare


text: dinumerator

title: dinumerator


text: dinumerantor

title: dinumerantor


text:
jordägare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a landowner

title: jordägare


text: dinumeravisse

title: dinumeravisse


text: dinumerari

title: dinumerari


text: draconis

title: draconis


text: draconum

title: draconum


text: draconi

title: draconi


text: draconibus

title: draconibus


text: draconem

title: draconem


text:
fordra

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to bear, like (negative hate), endure, stand

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to bear, like (negative hate), endure, stand

Etymology
Related to German

Verb

 * 1) to require, to demand

title: fordra


text: duplicia

title: duplicia


text: duplicis

title: duplicis


text: duplicium

title: duplicium


text: duplicibus

title: duplicibus


text:
fodra

Verb

 * 1) to feed animals, to give them fodder
 * 2) to line, to apply a lining (an inner coating) to a garment

title: fodra


text: empta

title: empta


text: empti

title: empti


text: emptae

title: emptae


text: emptarum

title: emptarum


text: empto

title: empto


text: emptis

title: emptis


text: emptam

title: emptam


text: emptos

title: emptos


text: emptas

title: emptas


text: empte

title: empte


text: accompaigné

title: accompaigné


text:
evomo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to vomit up

title: evomo


text:
accompaigner

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to accompany to go with

title: accompaigner


text:
befordra

Etymology
, cognate with 🇨🇬

Verb

 * 1) to transport, to pass along (a message or parcel)
 * 2) to promote (a person)

title: befordra


text: evomis

title: evomis


text:
evomit

Etymology
From, past participle of ; +.

Verb

 * 1)  To vomit.

title: evomit


text: evomimus

title: evomimus


text: evomitis

title: evomitis


text: evomunt

title: evomunt


text: evomam

title: evomam


text: evomes

title: evomes


text: evomet

title: evomet


text: evomemus

title: evomemus


text: evometis

title: evometis


text: evoment

title: evoment


text: evomebam

title: evomebam


text: evomebas

title: evomebas


text: evomebat

title: evomebat


text: evomebamus

title: evomebamus


text: evomebatis

title: evomebatis


text: evomebant

title: evomebant


text: evomui

title: evomui


text: evomuisti

title: evomuisti


text: evomuit

title: evomuit


text: evomuimus

title: evomuimus


text: evomuistis

title: evomuistis


text: evomuerunt

title: evomuerunt


text: evomuero

title: evomuero


text: evomueris

title: evomueris


text: evomuerit

title: evomuerit


text: evomuerimus

title: evomuerimus


text: evomueritis

title: evomueritis


text: evomuerint

title: evomuerint


text: evomueram

title: evomueram


text: evomueras

title: evomueras


text: evomuerat

title: evomuerat


text: evomueramus

title: evomueramus


text: evomueratis

title: evomueratis


text: evomuerant

title: evomuerant


text: evomor

title: evomor


text: evomeris

title: evomeris


text: evomitur

title: evomitur


text: evomimur

title: evomimur


text: evomimini

title: evomimini


text: evomuntur

title: evomuntur


text: evomar

title: evomar


text: evometur

title: evometur


text: evomemur

title: evomemur


text: evomemini

title: evomemini


text: evomentur

title: evomentur


text: evomebar

title: evomebar


text: evomebaris

title: evomebaris


text: evomebatur

title: evomebatur


text: evomebamur

title: evomebamur


text: evomebamini

title: evomebamini


text: evomebantur

title: evomebantur


text: evomas

title: evomas


text: evomat

title: evomat


text: evomamus

title: evomamus


text: evomatis

title: evomatis


text: evomant

title: evomant


text: evomerem

title: evomerem


text: evomeres

title: evomeres


text: evomeret

title: evomeret


text: evomeremus

title: evomeremus


text: evomeretis

title: evomeretis


text: evomerent

title: evomerent


text: evomuerim

title: evomuerim


text: evomuissem

title: evomuissem


text: evomuisses

title: evomuisses


text: evomuisset

title: evomuisset


text: evomuissemus

title: evomuissemus


text: evomuissetis

title: evomuissetis


text: evomuissent

title: evomuissent


text: evomaris

title: evomaris


text: evomatur

title: evomatur


text: evomamur

title: evomamur


text: evomamini

title: evomamini


text: evomantur

title: evomantur


text: evomerer

title: evomerer


text: evomereris

title: evomereris


text: evomeretur

title: evomeretur


text: evomeremur

title: evomeremur


text: evomeremini

title: evomeremini


text: evomerentur

title: evomerentur


text: evome

title: evome


text: evomito

title: evomito


text: evomite

title: evomite


text: evomitote

title: evomitote


text: evomunto

title: evomunto


text: evomere

title: evomere


text: evomitor

title: evomitor


text: evomuntor

title: evomuntor


text: evomuisse

title: evomuisse


text: evomi

title: evomi


text:
exsecror

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to curse or execrate
 * 2) to detest
 * 1) to detest
 * 1) to detest

title: exsecror


text: execror

title: execror


text: execraris

title: execraris


text: execratur

title: execratur


text: execramur

title: execramur


text: execramini

title: execramini


text: execrantur

title: execrantur


text: execrabor

title: execrabor


text: execraberis

title: execraberis


text: execrabitur

title: execrabitur


text: execrabimur

title: execrabimur


text: execrabimini

title: execrabimini


text: execrabuntur

title: execrabuntur


text: execrabar

title: execrabar


text: execrabaris

title: execrabaris


text: execrabatur

title: execrabatur


text: execrabamur

title: execrabamur


text: execrabamini

title: execrabamini


text: execrabantur

title: execrabantur


text: execrer

title: execrer


text: execreris

title: execreris


text: execretur

title: execretur


text: execremur

title: execremur


text: execremini

title: execremini


text: execrentur

title: execrentur


text: execrarer

title: execrarer


text: execrareris

title: execrareris


text: execraretur

title: execraretur


text: execraremur

title: execraremur


text: execraremini

title: execraremini


text: execrarentur

title: execrarentur


text:
execrare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) execration

title: execrare


text:
execrator

Noun

 * 1) One who execrates.

title: execrator


text: execrantor

title: execrantor


text: execrari

title: execrari


text: exsecraris

title: exsecraris


text: exsecratur

title: exsecratur


text: exsecramur

title: exsecramur


text: exsecramini

title: exsecramini


text: exsecrantur

title: exsecrantur


text: exsecrabor

title: exsecrabor


text: exsecraberis

title: exsecraberis


text: exsecrabitur

title: exsecrabitur


text: exsecrabimur

title: exsecrabimur


text: exsecrabimini

title: exsecrabimini


text: exsecrabuntur

title: exsecrabuntur


text: exsecrabar

title: exsecrabar


text: exsecrabaris

title: exsecrabaris


text: exsecrabatur

title: exsecrabatur


text: exsecrabamur

title: exsecrabamur


text: exsecrabamini

title: exsecrabamini


text: exsecrabantur

title: exsecrabantur


text: exsecrer

title: exsecrer


text: exsecreris

title: exsecreris


text: exsecretur

title: exsecretur


text: exsecremur

title: exsecremur


text: exsecremini

title: exsecremini


text: exsecrentur

title: exsecrentur


text: exsecrarer

title: exsecrarer


text: exsecrareris

title: exsecrareris


text: exsecraretur

title: exsecraretur


text: exsecraremur

title: exsecraremur


text: exsecraremini

title: exsecraremini


text: exsecrarentur

title: exsecrarentur


text: exsecrare

title: exsecrare


text: exsecrator

title: exsecrator


text: exsecrantor

title: exsecrantor


text: exsecrari

title: exsecrari


text: transsubstantiation

title: transsubstantiation


text:
Primitive Methodist

Noun

 * 1) A member of an early evangelical form of Methodism.

title: Primitive Methodist


text:
Oriental Orthodox

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to the Oriental Orthodox churches, a branch of Eastern Christianity distinguished by their miaphysite Christology.

Noun

 * 1) A member of an Oriental Orthodox church.

title: Oriental Orthodox


text: Primitive Methodists

title: Primitive Methodists


text:
deoplic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) deeply

title: deoplic


text: egnahemsrörelsen

title: egnahemsrörelsen


text:
OLL

Noun

 * : placing all the cubies of the last layer so that the last-layer colour of each cubie is facing the last layer.

title: OLL


text:
Talk:风扇

Always electric?
Does this term only refer to electric fans, or is that term 電風扇? Should we have an entry for 電風扇, or would that be a sum of parts entry? 71.66.97.228 23:05, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 风扇 and 电风扇 are synonyms. ---> Tooironic 23:49, 31 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:风扇


text:
Talk:電風扇

Sum of parts?
Is this a sum of parts entry? 71.66.97.228 23:05, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
 * No. It is the original term for 電扇, and included in the 國語辭典, the 現代漢語規範詞典 and the ABC Chinese-English Dictionary, among others. ---> Tooironic (talk) 08:48, 4 April 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:電風扇


text:
Zoarces viviparus

Usage notes

 * are a different taxonomic suborder,.

title: Zoarces viviparus


text: orinaven

title: orinaven


text: orinarà

title: orinarà


text: oriní

title: oriní


text: orinàvem

title: orinàvem


text: orinàveu

title: orinàveu


text: orinéssim

title: orinéssim


text: orinis

title: orinis


text: orinant

title: orinant


text: orinaràs

title: orinaràs


text: orinin

title: orinin


text: orinat

title: orinat


text: orinàrem

title: orinàrem


text: orineu

title: orineu


text: orinaríeu

title: orinaríeu


text: orinàreu

title: orinàreu


text: orinaves

title: orinaves


text:
egnahemsrörelse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) private home movement, an early 20th century political movement to encourage former tenants to build and own private homes. This was a parallel to the garden city movement, but with somewhat different goals.

title: egnahemsrörelse


text: orinà

title: orinà


text: orinéssiu

title: orinéssiu


text: orinarien

title: orinarien


text: orinarem

title: orinarem


text: orinessin

title: orinessin


text: orinessis

title: orinessis


text: orinés

title: orinés


text: orinaríem

title: orinaríem


text: orinem

title: orinem


text: orinaries

title: orinaries


text: orinareu

title: orinareu


text:
Zoarces

Hypernyms

 * ; - superorder;  - order;  - suborder;  - family

Hyponyms

 * - type species

title: Zoarces


text:
ukrutnost

Noun

 * 1) brutality

title: ukrutnost


text:
egnahem

Etymology
, like German

Noun

 * 1) a private home, a stand-alone house for one family

Usage notes

 * Starting in the 1890s, a political movement promoted former tenants to build and own private homes.

title: egnahem


text:
Anthropozentrismus

Noun

 * 1) anthropocentrism

title: Anthropozentrismus


text:
anthropozentrisch

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) anthropocentric

title: anthropozentrisch


text:
-zentrisch

Suffix

 * 1) -centric

title: -zentrisch


text:
Zoroastrismus

Noun

 * 1) Zoroastrianism

title: Zoroastrismus


text:
předstihovat

Verb

 * 1) to exceed, to surpass

title: předstihovat


text:
Zarathustrismus

Noun

 * 1) Zoroastrianism

title: Zarathustrismus


text:
ägna

Etymology
From, related to. Related to and. Also compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to devote, to spend (one's time or resources to a goal)
 * 2) to suit (a purpose)
 * 1) to suit (a purpose)
 * 1) to suit (a purpose)
 * 1) to suit (a purpose)

title: ägna


text:
tsundere

Etymology
Borrowed from, from +.

Noun

 * 1)  A fictional character who fits the archetype of being cold or even hostile towards another person before gradually showing a warm and caring side.

Translations

 * Arabic: تْسُونْدِرِي
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * French:
 * German: Tsundere
 * Italian:
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Russian:
 * Thai:
 * Ukrainian: цу́ндере

Adjective

 * 1) Showing qualities typical of a tsundere.

title: tsundere


text:
tillägna

Verb

 * 1) to dedicate (e.g. at the beginning of a book)
 * 2)  to acquire (knowledge, skills, ideas, or the like), to assimilate
 * 3)  to acquire (learn)
 * 4)  to acquire (something more concrete), (often) to appropriate
 * 1)  to acquire (learn)
 * 2)  to acquire (something more concrete), (often) to appropriate
 * 1)  to acquire (something more concrete), (often) to appropriate
 * 1)  to acquire (something more concrete), (often) to appropriate

title: tillägna


text:
Advokat

Etymology
From (14th c.), from. Doublet of the earlier borrowing.

Noun

 * 1)  lawyer

title: Advokat


text: Advokaten

title: Advokaten


text: utvandringens

title: utvandringens


text:
statare

Noun

 * 1) a contracted laborer in agriculture, including wife and children, receiving payment in kind (primarily foodstuff and dwelling), which was abolished in Sweden in 1945

title: statare


text:
sondere

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) probe
 * 2) sound
 * 3) explore

title: sondere


text: sonderer

title: sonderer


text: sonderede

title: sonderede


text: sonderet

title: sonderet


text:
smärre

Etymology
Originally comparative of, plural of.

Adjective

 * 1) minor, small

title: smärre


text:
agguarneqarsinnaasoq

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) divisible

title: agguarneqarsinnaasoq


text:
otillräcklig

Adjective

 * 1) insufficient, inadequate

title: otillräcklig


text:
Biophilie

Noun

 * 1) biophilia

title: Biophilie


text: omnämnda

title: omnämnda


text:
omnämnd

Adjective

 * 1) mentioned

title: omnämnd


text:
omnämna

Verb

 * 1) to mention (a person in a text)

title: omnämna


text: ökas

title: ökas


text: läroverken

title: läroverken


text:
fullständigt

Adverb

 * 1) completely

title: fullständigt


text:
afzakken

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to drop down, to come down
 * 2)  to sag
 * 3)  to decrease, to lessen
 * 4)  to slowly disperse, to float away
 * 5)  to disperse
 * 6)  to sink to a lower level, to fall from grace
 * 1)  to sink to a lower level, to fall from grace

title: afzakken


text:
illenc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  island

Noun

 * 1) islander

title: illenc


text:
därest

Conjunction

 * 1) if, in case of

title: därest


text:
描寫

Verb

 * 1) to describe; to portray; to depict

title: 描寫


text:
fall from grace

Noun

 * 1) The loss of one's social position, prestige, status, power, etc.

Verb

 * 1)  To lose God's favour through sins or wrongdoings.
 * 2)  To fall from one's current social position to something lower, to lose one's prestige, status or power.
 * His father fell from grace with the emperor.
 * The cyclist fell from grace because of steroids and lies.
 * The cyclist fell from grace because of steroids and lies.

Translations

 * Catalan: caure en desgràcia
 * Finnish: joutua epäsuosioon, menettää suosionsa
 * French: tomber en disgrâce
 * German: in Ungnade fallen, aus der Gnade fallen
 * Italian: cadere in disgrazia
 * Korean: 파직하다, 신임을 잃다
 * Polish: wypadać z łask, wypaść z łask
 * Portuguese: cair em desgraça
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:

title: fall from grace


text:
kennistheorie

Noun

 * 1) epistemology

title: kennistheorie


text: dogmatischsten

title: dogmatischsten


text:
Scholastik

Noun

 * 1) scholasticism

title: Scholastik


text:
bereda

Etymology
From, from , from +  or from  + , equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to prepare

title: bereda


text: ägt

title: ägt


text:
ägd

Adjective

 * 1) owned
 * 2) * 1861 Carl August Hagberg, Swedish translation of Shakespeare's Henry VI, part 3, act 3, scene 1
 * "sv"
 * "sv"

- ty förnöjsamhet den kronan heter, sällan ägd af kungar.

Usage notes

 * Since the 1990s also in the computer hacker sense of the word

title: ägd


text: PowerPointing

title: PowerPointing


text: PowerPointed

title: PowerPointed


text: ägda

title: ägda


text: världsmarknaden

title: världsmarknaden


text:
världsmarknad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) world market, international market

title: världsmarknad


text: trävaruindustrien

title: trävaruindustrien


text:
trävaruindustri

Noun

 * 1) wood or sawed timber industry

title: trävaruindustri


text:
trävara

Noun

 * 1) wood, wooden wares, sawed timber

title: trävara


text: tillväxten

title: tillväxten


text:
Calliphoridae

Hypernyms

 * ; - suborder;  - infraorder;  - section; Calyptrata - subsection;  - superfamily

Hyponyms

 * ,, , , - subfamilies

title: Calliphoridae


text:
Oestroidea

Hypernyms

 * ; - suborder;  - infraorder;  - section; Calyptrata - subsection

Hyponyms

 * ,, , , - families

title: Oestroidea


text:
Calyptratae

Etymology
From, from , from.

Hypernyms

 * ; - suborder;  - infraorder;  - section

title: Calyptratae


text: Schizophora

title: Schizophora


text:
agiamineq

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) basalt

title: agiamineq


text:
tillväxa

Verb

 * 1) to grow (in size; especially about the economy)

Usage notes

 * The strong supine tillvuxit is less common

title: tillväxa


text: Category:kl:Mineralogy

title: Category:kl:Mineralogy


text: Category:kl:Geology

title: Category:kl:Geology


text: Category:kl:Earth sciences

title: Category:kl:Earth sciences


text:
nödvärn

Etymology
From, equivalent to. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  self-protection, self-defence

title: nödvärn


text:
Sarcophaga carnaria

Hypernyms

 * - order; - suborder;  - infraorder;  - superfamily;  - family; Sarcophaga - genus

title: Sarcophaga carnaria


text: nödiga

title: nödiga


text:
Sarcophaga

Etymology

 * , from.
 * Neuter plural of, from , from.

Proper noun

Hypernyms

 * ; - subfamily;  - tribe;  - subtribe

Hyponyms

 * about 138 subgenera
 * more than 700: (flesh fly) - type species;, ,  - selected species

title: Sarcophaga


text: Sarcophaginae

title: Sarcophaginae


text: Sarcophagidae

title: Sarcophagidae


text: Category:ca:Bodily fluids

title: Category:ca:Bodily fluids


text:
Wilde Jagd

Proper noun

 * 1) Wild Hunt

title: Wilde Jagd


text:
nödig

Etymology
. The Old Swedish nöþogher meant forced, involuntary. The present day meaning necessary is influenced by loan of the German.

Adjective

 * 1) necessary, required, needed
 * skididrottens förmåga att giva de åkande nödig rekreation
 * the skiing sport's ability to provide the practisers with the necessary recreation
 * 1)  in need to urinate or defecate
 * 2) * 2021 February 26, episode 5, in  [Swedish news],, 8 minutes in:
 * "sv"

- [Screen to the left]: 'SVENSKA NÖDIGA TRUCKERS'

title: nödig


text:
Talk:征西将军

Definition
The definition is a bit unclear. Was this an actual named person, or a position held by various people over the years? 71.66.97.228 00:49, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * 'twas a very bad definition. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 01:00, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks for your help with the definition. I wasn't very happy with it either.  I had originally copied the wording from the 2008 version of the Government of the Han Dynasty Wikipedia article.  Unfortunately, the nice tables they had back then were later stripped out, so my logic for using the definition (consistency with the Wikipedia article) went away.  I managed to find a new reference, but couldn't think of a better definition at the time.  I may work on this one some more, since I will be adding 征北將軍 and 征東將軍 within the next day or so.  -- A-cai 01:53, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Please do. These are all valid non sop terms. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 23:17, 1 January 2011 (UTC)

It's an interesting title--did the "West" refer to Gansu? And they kept the title even after Gansu had been conquered? I guess the title might have been needed over the centuries because the Chinese had to keep conquering western China again and again, as various non-Chinese peoples tried to take that area back. 71.66.97.228 01:59, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * You're probably not too far off the mark. The 四征將軍 article provides some background on these terms.  I'll probably end up including that information in an etymology section.  I also have a book (if I can find it) that explains these rankings.  -- A-cai 02:20, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

Ah, one for the Di, one for the Man, one for the Yi, and one for the Rong. There should be an en:WP article on this as well. 71.66.97.228 02:23, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:征西将军


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noordwaarts

Etymology
From, from. Equivalent to.

Adverb

 * 1) northwards

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Adverb

 * 1) northwards

Adjective

 * 1) northward, northerly

title: noordwaarts


text:
zuidwaarts

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Adverb

 * 1) southwards

Adjective

 * 1) southward, southerly

title: zuidwaarts


text:
oostwaarts

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Adverb

 * 1) eastwards

Adjective

 * 1) eastward, easterly

title: oostwaarts


text:
bacșiș

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) tip, gratuity
 * 2) baksheesh

title: bacșiș


text:
powerpoint

Etymology
From, trademarked brand of presentation software.

Noun

 * 1) An electronic slide presentation.

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) electronic slide presentation

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  electronic slide presentation

title: powerpoint


text:
șervețel

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) napkin
 * 2) tissue thin sheet of absorbent paper

title: șervețel


text:
n-bomb

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1)  The word nigger or nigga.

Usage notes

 * One is typically said to "drop the n-bomb"

title: n-bomb


text:
User:Gabjoh

American, New York area, native English speaker, studied French, studying German. 01:10, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User:Gabjoh


text:
ruyner

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1) to wreck; to decimate; to ruin; to destroy

title: ruyner


text:
rock crystal

Noun

 * 1) clear, colourless form of the silica-based mineral quartz, often called "pure quartz" or "clear quartz".

Translations

 * Bulgarian: планински кристал
 * Danish: bjergkrystal
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: κρύσταλλος
 * Greenlandic: aligoq
 * Italian: cristallo di rocca
 * Mongolian: уулын болор
 * Ottoman Turkish: صرچه
 * Polish: kryształ górski
 * Romanian:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: cristal de roca
 * Swedish:
 * Yakut: хайа курустаала

title: rock crystal


text:
empeschement

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  obstacle

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  obstacle

title: empeschement


text:
Talk:-word

Is this a suffix or just word used as the second half of various compounds? Mglovesfun (talk) 01:23, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I think it not a suffix. However, we seem to have trouble putting such senses into the word where it belongs. Maybe we should just give up and put all combining forms into entries that look like affix entries. DCDuring TALK 02:18, 31 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I can't imagine f-word being f suffixed with -word! Mglovesfun (talk) 15:09, 31 December 2010 (UTC)

-word
Not a suffix. I don't think that f-word is f suffixed with -word. See talk:-word. Mglovesfun (talk) 01:20, 1 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Redirect to word? DCDuring TALK 03:02, 1 January 2011 (UTC)
 * I can't see anyone searching for it. We may as well delete it outright. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:50, 1 January 2011 (UTC)
 * The redirect might discourage an attempted addition. DCDuring TALK 20:04, 3 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Only for people who don't know how to click on the little blue link at the top left of a page after a redirection has occurred. I think deleting it and using a good deletion summary would discourage it more. Mglovesfun (talk) 02:04, 7 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete: not a suffix. Equinox ◑ 19:03, 5 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Note, fr:-word failed RFD. They of course have different CFI to us. Mglovesfun (talk) 22:31, 23 January 2011 (UTC)

Deleted. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:57, 20 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:-word


text: sawel

title: sawel


text: sawal

title: sawal


text:
davant

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ahead; in front

Preposition

 * 1) ahead of; in front of

Noun

 * 1) front

Preposition

 * 1) before; in front of

Adverb

 * 1) before; in front of

Etymology
From Latin de ab ante. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Preposition

 * 1) before; in front of

Synonyms

 * (Vivaro-Alpine)

Adverb

 * 1) before; in front of

title: davant


text: sowhul

title: sowhul


text: advantaige

title: advantaige


text:
advantageux

Etymology
, corresponding to

Adjective

 * 1) advantageous serving as an advantage

title: advantageux


text:
Category:Middle French terms suffixed with -eux

See also Category:French terms suffixed with -eux.


text: Category:kl:Writing instruments

title: Category:kl:Writing instruments


text: Category:kl:Writing

title: Category:kl:Writing


text: Category:kl:Literature

title: Category:kl:Literature


text: Category:kl:Media

title: Category:kl:Media


text: Category:kl:Tools

title: Category:kl:Tools


text: lengra

title: lengra


text: advantaiges

title: advantaiges


text: avantaiges

title: avantaiges


text:
blyglans

Noun

 * 1) galena

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) galena

title: blyglans


text:
aaneq

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) decay, weathering
 * 2) rotten piece of wood
 * 3) a rotten mountain, waste

title: aaneq


text:
forvitring

Noun

 * 1) efflorescence

Etymology
From, compare with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  weathering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  weathering

title: forvitring


text: متون

title: متون