text: suppeditabit

title: suppeditabit


text: suppeditabimus

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title: suppeditabimus


text: suppeditabitis

title: suppeditabitis


text: suppeditabunt

title: suppeditabunt


text: suppeditabam

title: suppeditabam


text: suppeditabas

title: suppeditabas


text: suppeditabat

title: suppeditabat


text: suppeditabamus

title: suppeditabamus


text: suppeditabatis

title: suppeditabatis


text: suppeditabant

title: suppeditabant


text: suppeditavi

title: suppeditavi


text: suppeditavisti

title: suppeditavisti


text: suppeditavit

title: suppeditavit


text: suppeditavimus

title: suppeditavimus


text: suppeditavistis

title: suppeditavistis


text: suppeditaverunt

title: suppeditaverunt


text: suppeditavero

title: suppeditavero


text: suppeditaveris

title: suppeditaveris


text: suppeditaverit

title: suppeditaverit


text: suppeditaverimus

title: suppeditaverimus


text: suppeditaveritis

title: suppeditaveritis


text: suppeditaverint

title: suppeditaverint


text: suppeditaveram

title: suppeditaveram


text: suppeditaveras

title: suppeditaveras


text: suppeditaverat

title: suppeditaverat


text: suppeditaveramus

title: suppeditaveramus


text: suppeditaveratis

title: suppeditaveratis


text: suppeditaverant

title: suppeditaverant


text: suppeditor

title: suppeditor


text: suppeditaris

title: suppeditaris


text: suppeditamur

title: suppeditamur


text: suppeditamini

title: suppeditamini


text: suppeditatur

title: suppeditatur


text: suppeditantur

title: suppeditantur


text: suppeditabor

title: suppeditabor


text: suppeditaberis

title: suppeditaberis


text: suppeditabimur

title: suppeditabimur


text: suppeditabimini

title: suppeditabimini


text: suppeditabitur

title: suppeditabitur


text: suppeditabuntur

title: suppeditabuntur


text: suppeditabar

title: suppeditabar


text: suppeditabaris

title: suppeditabaris


text:
suppeditans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sufficing

title: suppeditans


text: suppeditabamur

title: suppeditabamur


text: suppeditabamini

title: suppeditabamini


text:
suppeditaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to suffice

title: suppeditaturus


text: suppeditabatur

title: suppeditabatur


text: suppeditabantur

title: suppeditabantur


text:
suppeditatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sufficed

title: suppeditatus


text: suppeditem

title: suppeditem


text: suppedites

title: suppedites


text:
suppeditandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be sufficed

title: suppeditandus


text: suppeditet

title: suppeditet


text: suppeditemus

title: suppeditemus


text: suppeditetis

title: suppeditetis


text: suppeditent

title: suppeditent


text: suppeditarem

title: suppeditarem


text: suppeditares

title: suppeditares


text: suppeditaret

title: suppeditaret


text: suppeditaremus

title: suppeditaremus


text: suppeditaretis

title: suppeditaretis


text: suppeditarent

title: suppeditarent


text: suppeditantes

title: suppeditantes


text: suppeditaverim

title: suppeditaverim


text: suppeditantia

title: suppeditantia


text: suppeditavissem

title: suppeditavissem


text: suppeditavisses

title: suppeditavisses


text: suppeditantis

title: suppeditantis


text: suppeditavisset

title: suppeditavisset


text: suppeditavissemus

title: suppeditavissemus


text: suppeditantium

title: suppeditantium


text: suppeditavissetis

title: suppeditavissetis


text: suppeditavissent

title: suppeditavissent


text: suppeditanti

title: suppeditanti


text: suppediter

title: suppediter


text: suppediteris

title: suppediteris


text: suppeditante

title: suppeditante


text: suppeditemur

title: suppeditemur


text: suppeditemini

title: suppeditemini


text: suppeditantibus

title: suppeditantibus


text: suppeditetur

title: suppeditetur


text: suppeditentur

title: suppeditentur


text: suppeditantem

title: suppeditantem


text: suppeditarer

title: suppeditarer


text: suppeditareris

title: suppeditareris


text: suppeditaremur

title: suppeditaremur


text: suppeditatura

title: suppeditatura


text: suppeditaremini

title: suppeditaremini


text: suppeditaretur

title: suppeditaretur


text: suppeditaturum

title: suppeditaturum


text: suppeditarentur

title: suppeditarentur


text: suppeditaturi

title: suppeditaturi


text: suppedita

title: suppedita


text: suppeditato

title: suppeditato


text: suppeditaturae

title: suppeditaturae


text:
suppeditate

Etymology
, past participle of.

Verb

 * 1)  To supply; to furnish.

title: suppeditate


text: suppeditatote

title: suppeditatote


text: suppeditaturorum

title: suppeditaturorum


text: suppeditanto

title: suppeditanto


text: suppeditaturarum

title: suppeditaturarum


text: suppeditare

title: suppeditare


text: suppeditator

title: suppeditator


text: suppeditantor

title: suppeditantor


text: suppeditaturo

title: suppeditaturo


text: suppeditavisse

title: suppeditavisse


text: suppeditaturis

title: suppeditaturis


text: suppeditari

title: suppeditari


text: suppeditaturam

title: suppeditaturam


text: suppeditaturos

title: suppeditaturos


text: suppeditaturas

title: suppeditaturas


text: suppeditature

title: suppeditature


text: suppeditata

title: suppeditata


text: suppeditatum

title: suppeditatum


text: suppeditati

title: suppeditati


text: suppeditatae

title: suppeditatae


text: suppeditatorum

title: suppeditatorum


text: suppeditatarum

title: suppeditatarum


text: suppeditatam

title: suppeditatam


text: suppeditatos

title: suppeditatos


text: suppeditatas

title: suppeditatas


text: suppeditanda

title: suppeditanda


text: suppeditandum

title: suppeditandum


text: suppeditandi

title: suppeditandi


text: suppeditandae

title: suppeditandae


text: suppeditandorum

title: suppeditandorum


text: suppeditandarum

title: suppeditandarum


text: suppeditando

title: suppeditando


text: suppeditandis

title: suppeditandis


text: suppeditandam

title: suppeditandam


text: suppeditandos

title: suppeditandos


text: suppeditandas

title: suppeditandas


text:
supponens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) subjecting

title: supponens


text: suppeditande

title: suppeditande


text:
suppositurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to subject

title: suppositurus


text:
suppositus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) subjected
 * 2) placed below

title: suppositus


text:
supponendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be subjected

title: supponendus


text: supponentes

title: supponentes


text: supponentia

title: supponentia


text: supponentis

title: supponentis


text: supponentium

title: supponentium


text: supponentibus

title: supponentibus


text: supponentem

title: supponentem


text: suppositura

title: suppositura


text: suppositurum

title: suppositurum


text: supposituri

title: supposituri


text: suppositurae

title: suppositurae


text: suppositurorum

title: suppositurorum


text: suppositurarum

title: suppositurarum


text: supposituro

title: supposituro


text: supposituris

title: supposituris


text: supposituram

title: supposituram


text: supposituros

title: supposituros


text: supposituras

title: supposituras


text: suppositure

title: suppositure


text: supposita

title: supposita


text: suppositi

title: suppositi


text: suppositae

title: suppositae


text: suppositorum

title: suppositorum


text: suppositarum

title: suppositarum


text: supposito

title: supposito


text: suppositis

title: suppositis


text: suppositam

title: suppositam


text: suppositos

title: suppositos


text: suppositas

title: suppositas


text: supposite

title: supposite


text: supponenda

title: supponenda


text: supponendum

title: supponendum


text: supponendi

title: supponendi


text: supponendae

title: supponendae


text: supponendorum

title: supponendorum


text: supponendarum

title: supponendarum


text: supponendis

title: supponendis


text: supponendam

title: supponendam


text: supponendos

title: supponendos


text: supponendas

title: supponendas


text: supponende

title: supponende


text:
suppositio

Noun

 * 1)  The interpretation given to a term in a specific context.

Noun

 * 1) substitution
 * 2) supposition

title: suppositio


text: suppositiones

title: suppositiones


text: suppositionis

title: suppositionis


text: suppositionum

title: suppositionum


text: suppositioni

title: suppositioni


text: suppositionibus

title: suppositionibus


text: suppositionem

title: suppositionem


text: suppositione

title: suppositione


text: supposui

title: supposui


text: supposuisti

title: supposuisti


text: supposuit

title: supposuit


text: supposuimus

title: supposuimus


text: supposuistis

title: supposuistis


text: supposuerunt

title: supposuerunt


text: supposuero

title: supposuero


text: supposueris

title: supposueris


text: supposuerit

title: supposuerit


text: supposuerimus

title: supposuerimus


text: supposueritis

title: supposueritis


text: supposuerint

title: supposuerint


text: supposueram

title: supposueram


text: supposueras

title: supposueras


text: supposuerat

title: supposuerat


text: supposueramus

title: supposueramus


text: supposueratis

title: supposueratis


text: supposuerant

title: supposuerant


text: supposuerim

title: supposuerim


text: supposuissem

title: supposuissem


text: supposuisses

title: supposuisses


text: supposuisset

title: supposuisset


text: supposuissemus

title: supposuissemus


text: supposuissetis

title: supposuissetis


text: supposuissent

title: supposuissent


text: supposuisse

title: supposuisse


text:
supprimens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) suppressing

title: supprimens


text:
suppressurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to suppress

title: suppressurus


text:
supprimendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be suppressed

title: supprimendus


text: supprimentes

title: supprimentes


text: supprimentia

title: supprimentia


text: supprimentis

title: supprimentis


text: supprimentium

title: supprimentium


text: supprimenti

title: supprimenti


text: supprimente

title: supprimente


text: supprimentibus

title: supprimentibus


text: supprimentem

title: supprimentem


text: suppressura

title: suppressura


text: suppressurum

title: suppressurum


text: suppressuri

title: suppressuri


text: suppressurae

title: suppressurae


text: suppressurorum

title: suppressurorum


text: suppressurarum

title: suppressurarum


text: suppressuro

title: suppressuro


text: suppressuris

title: suppressuris


text: suppressuram

title: suppressuram


text: suppressuros

title: suppressuros


text: suppressuras

title: suppressuras


text: suppressure

title: suppressure


text: supprimenda

title: supprimenda


text: supprimendum

title: supprimendum


text: supprimendi

title: supprimendi


text: supprimendae

title: supprimendae


text: supprimendorum

title: supprimendorum


text: supprimendarum

title: supprimendarum


text: supprimendo

title: supprimendo


text: supprimendis

title: supprimendis


text: supprimendam

title: supprimendam


text: supprimendos

title: supprimendos


text: supprimendas

title: supprimendas


text: supprimende

title: supprimende


text:
susceptibilis

Etymology
From. Attested from the sixth century.

Adjective

 * 1) susceptible to, capable of receiving

title: susceptibilis


text: susceptibile

title: susceptibile


text: susceptibiles

title: susceptibiles


text: susceptibilia

title: susceptibilia


text: susceptibilium

title: susceptibilium


text: susceptibili

title: susceptibili


text: susceptibilibus

title: susceptibilibus


text: susceptibilem

title: susceptibilem


text:
susceptivus

Adjective

 * 1) receptive
 * 2) susceptive

title: susceptivus


text:
fronded

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Bearing fronds.
 * 2) * 1912, John Muir, The Yosemite, Chapter 5: The Trees of the Valley,
 * The branches, outspread in flat plumes and, beautifully fronded, sweep gracefully downward and outward,.
 * 1) * 1966, Malacological Society of Australia, Malacological Society of Australia, Issues 1-10, page 27,
 * On the other hand there is in the author's collection a specimen with single nodules only from 40 fathoms off Wollongong, but more fronded than most shore dwelling forms,
 * On the other hand there is in the author's collection a specimen with single nodules only from 40 fathoms off Wollongong, but more fronded than most shore dwelling forms,

title: fronded


text: susceptiva

title: susceptiva


text: susceptivum

title: susceptivum


text: susceptivi

title: susceptivi


text: susceptivae

title: susceptivae


text: susceptivorum

title: susceptivorum


text: susceptivarum

title: susceptivarum


text: susceptivo

title: susceptivo


text: susceptivis

title: susceptivis


text: susceptivam

title: susceptivam


text: susceptivos

title: susceptivos


text: susceptivas

title: susceptivas


text: suspensionis

title: suspensionis


text: suspensionum

title: suspensionum


text: suspensioni

title: suspensioni


text: suspensionibus

title: suspensionibus


text: suspensionem

title: suspensionem


text: suspensione

title: suspensione


text:
bith-aiseolas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) biofeedback

title: bith-aiseolas


text:
bithbhailiú

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bioaccumulation

title: bithbhailiú


text: syllepsium

title: syllepsium


text: syllepsibus

title: syllepsibus


text: syllepsem

title: syllepsem


text: syllepsim

title: syllepsim


text:
syllogismi

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬), ultimately from. Contains the suffix.

Noun

 * 1)  syllogism

title: syllogismi


text: syllogismorum

title: syllogismorum


text: syllogismo

title: syllogismo


text: syllogismis

title: syllogismis


text: syllogismum

title: syllogismum


text: syllogismos

title: syllogismos


text:
syllogizo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to syllogize

title: syllogizo


text: syllogizas

title: syllogizas


text: syllogizat

title: syllogizat


text: syllogizamus

title: syllogizamus


text: syllogizatis

title: syllogizatis


text: syllogizant

title: syllogizant


text: syllogizabo

title: syllogizabo


text: syllogizabis

title: syllogizabis


text:
motlle

Etymology
, probably a semi-learned borrowing from (compare 🇨🇬). Doublet of the borrowing.

Noun

 * 1) mold hollow form

title: motlle


text: syllogizabit

title: syllogizabit


text: syllogizabimus

title: syllogizabimus


text: syllogizabitis

title: syllogizabitis


text: syllogizabunt

title: syllogizabunt


text: syllogizabam

title: syllogizabam


text: syllogizabas

title: syllogizabas


text: syllogizabat

title: syllogizabat


text: syllogizabamus

title: syllogizabamus


text: syllogizabatis

title: syllogizabatis


text: syllogizabant

title: syllogizabant


text: syllogizavi

title: syllogizavi


text: syllogizavisti

title: syllogizavisti


text: syllogizavit

title: syllogizavit


text: syllogizavimus

title: syllogizavimus


text: syllogizavistis

title: syllogizavistis


text: syllogizaverunt

title: syllogizaverunt


text: syllogizavero

title: syllogizavero


text: syllogizaveris

title: syllogizaveris


text: syllogizaverit

title: syllogizaverit


text: syllogizaverimus

title: syllogizaverimus


text: syllogizaveritis

title: syllogizaveritis


text: syllogizaverint

title: syllogizaverint


text: syllogizaveram

title: syllogizaveram


text: syllogizaveras

title: syllogizaveras


text: syllogizaverat

title: syllogizaverat


text: syllogizaveramus

title: syllogizaveramus


text: syllogizaveratis

title: syllogizaveratis


text: syllogizaverant

title: syllogizaverant


text: syllogizor

title: syllogizor


text: syllogizaris

title: syllogizaris


text: syllogizamur

title: syllogizamur


text: syllogizamini

title: syllogizamini


text: syllogizatur

title: syllogizatur


text: syllogizantur

title: syllogizantur


text: syllogizabor

title: syllogizabor


text: syllogizaberis

title: syllogizaberis


text: syllogizabimur

title: syllogizabimur


text: syllogizabimini

title: syllogizabimini


text: syllogizabitur

title: syllogizabitur


text: syllogizabuntur

title: syllogizabuntur


text: syllogizabar

title: syllogizabar


text: syllogizabaris

title: syllogizabaris


text: syllogizabamur

title: syllogizabamur


text: syllogizabamini

title: syllogizabamini


text: syllogizabatur

title: syllogizabatur


text: syllogizabantur

title: syllogizabantur


text: syllogizem

title: syllogizem


text: syllogizes

title: syllogizes


text:
syllogize

Etymology
From, ultimately from.

Verb

 * 1)  To reason by means of syllogisms.
 * 2)  To deduce consequences from.
 * 1)  To deduce consequences from.

title: syllogize


text: syllogizet

title: syllogizet


text: syllogizemus

title: syllogizemus


text: syllogizetis

title: syllogizetis


text: syllogizent

title: syllogizent


text: syllogizarem

title: syllogizarem


text: syllogizares

title: syllogizares


text: syllogizaret

title: syllogizaret


text: syllogizaremus

title: syllogizaremus


text: syllogizaretis

title: syllogizaretis


text: syllogizarent

title: syllogizarent


text: syllogizaverim

title: syllogizaverim


text: syllogizavissem

title: syllogizavissem


text: syllogizavisses

title: syllogizavisses


text: syllogizavisset

title: syllogizavisset


text: syllogizavissemus

title: syllogizavissemus


text: syllogizavissetis

title: syllogizavissetis


text: syllogizavissent

title: syllogizavissent


text:
syllogizer

Noun

 * 1) One who syllogizes.

title: syllogizer


text: syllogizeris

title: syllogizeris


text: syllogizemur

title: syllogizemur


text: syllogizemini

title: syllogizemini


text: syllogizetur

title: syllogizetur


text: syllogizentur

title: syllogizentur


text: syllogizarer

title: syllogizarer


text: syllogizareris

title: syllogizareris


text: syllogizaremur

title: syllogizaremur


text: syllogizaremini

title: syllogizaremini


text: syllogizaretur

title: syllogizaretur


text: syllogizarentur

title: syllogizarentur


text: syllogiza

title: syllogiza


text: syllogizato

title: syllogizato


text: syllogizate

title: syllogizate


text: syllogizatote

title: syllogizatote


text: syllogizanto

title: syllogizanto


text: syllogizare

title: syllogizare


text: syllogizator

title: syllogizator


text: syllogizantor

title: syllogizantor


text: syllogizavisse

title: syllogizavisse


text: syllogizari

title: syllogizari


text: sylvestris

title: sylvestris


text:
sylvestre

Adjective

 * 1) sylvan

title: sylvestre


text: sylvestres

title: sylvestres


text: sylvestria

title: sylvestria


text: sylvestrium

title: sylvestrium


text: sylvestri

title: sylvestri


text: sylvestribus

title: sylvestribus


text: sylvestrem

title: sylvestrem


text:
sympathia

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) feeling in common, sympathy

title: sympathia


text: sympathiae

title: sympathiae


text: sympathiarum

title: sympathiarum


text: sympathiis

title: sympathiis


text: sympathiam

title: sympathiam


text: sympathias

title: sympathias


text:
Citations:colonise

Verb (transitive): settle with a group

 * 1884, Frederick Sanders Pulling and Sidney J. Low, The Dictionary of English History, Cassell & Company; pages 1022–1023:
 * In 1608 a commission was appointed to consider what should be done with these large estates, and proposed to colonise the whole district with “ retired civil and military servants,” and with colonists from England and Scotland.

title: Citations:colonise


text:
bailiú

Noun

 * 1) accumulation
 * 2) collecting, collection
 * 3) gathering

title: bailiú


text: synopsium

title: synopsium


text: synopsibus

title: synopsibus


text: synopsem

title: synopsem


text: synopsim

title: synopsim


text: synopsi

title: synopsi


text:
syrtis

Etymology
From, from , from , an area of Libya proverbially treacherous for sailing owing to the effect of wind and waves on its quicksand. .

Etymology
Generalized form of, from , an area of Libya proverbially treacherous for sailing owing to the effect of wind and waves on its quicksand.

Noun

 * 1) sandbank, sand bar, quicksand

title: syrtis


text: syrtes

title: syrtes


text: syrtium

title: syrtium


text: syrti

title: syrti


text: syrtibus

title: syrtibus


text: syrtim

title: syrtim


text:
cruinnigh

Etymology
From. .

Verb

 * 1) gather, collect, assemble

Conjugation

 * Alternative verbal nouns:, ,

title: cruinnigh


text:
kutyme

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) custom, practice

title: kutyme


text: kutymen

title: kutymen


text: kutymer

title: kutymer


text: kutymerne

title: kutymerne


text: kutymes

title: kutymes


text: kutymens

title: kutymens


text: kutymers

title: kutymers


text: kutymernes

title: kutymernes


text:
Neptú

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Neptune god
 * 2) Neptune planet

title: Neptú


text: tactui

title: tactui


text: tactu

title: tactu


text: tactuum

title: tactuum


text: tactibus

title: tactibus


text:
Rhymes:Catalan/alze

Two syllables

 * calze
 * salze

title: Rhymes:Catalan/alze


text: tapetem

title: tapetem


text:
data access object

Noun

 * 1)  An object in programming that provides an abstract interface to some type of persistence mechanism, providing some specific data operations without exposing details of the persistence layer.

title: data access object


text:
tarditas

Noun

 * 1) slowness, tardiness

title: tarditas


text: tarditates

title: tarditates


text: tarditatis

title: tarditatis


text: tarditatum

title: tarditatum


text: tarditati

title: tarditati


text: tarditatibus

title: tarditatibus


text: tarditatem

title: tarditatem


text: tarditate

title: tarditate


text: dependency injections

title: dependency injections


text: tenacior

title: tenacior


text: tenacius

title: tenacius


text: tenaciores

title: tenaciores


text: tenaciora

title: tenaciora


text: tenacioris

title: tenacioris


text: tenaciorum

title: tenaciorum


text: tenaciori

title: tenaciori


text: tenaciorem

title: tenaciorem


text: tenaciore

title: tenaciore


text: tenacioribus

title: tenacioribus


text:
tentaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to handle, try

title: tentaturus


text:
tentatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) handled, tried

title: tentatus


text:
tentandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be handled, tried

title: tentandus


text: tentantia

title: tentantia


text: tentantis

title: tentantis


text: tentantium

title: tentantium


text: tentanti

title: tentanti


text: tentantibus

title: tentantibus


text: tentantem

title: tentantem


text: tentatura

title: tentatura


text: tentaturum

title: tentaturum


text: tentaturi

title: tentaturi


text: tentaturae

title: tentaturae


text: tentaturorum

title: tentaturorum


text: tentaturarum

title: tentaturarum


text: tentaturo

title: tentaturo


text: tentaturis

title: tentaturis


text: tentaturam

title: tentaturam


text: tentaturos

title: tentaturos


text: tentaturas

title: tentaturas


text: tentature

title: tentature


text: tentatum

title: tentatum


text: tentatae

title: tentatae


text: tentatorum

title: tentatorum


text: tentatarum

title: tentatarum


text: tentatam

title: tentatam


text: tentatos

title: tentatos


text: tentatas

title: tentatas


text: tentanda

title: tentanda


text: tentandum

title: tentandum


text: tentandi

title: tentandi


text: tentandae

title: tentandae


text: tentandorum

title: tentandorum


text: tentandarum

title: tentandarum


text: tentandis

title: tentandis


text: tentandam

title: tentandam


text: tentandos

title: tentandos


text: tentandas

title: tentandas


text: tentande

title: tentande


text: data access objects

title: data access objects


text:
tentamentum

Latin

 * Alternative spelling of temptamentum

Noun

 * 1) trial, attempt, experiment

title: tentamentum


text: tentamenta

title: tentamenta


text: tentamenti

title: tentamenti


text: tentamentorum

title: tentamentorum


text: tentamento

title: tentamento


text: tentamentis

title: tentamentis


text:
Talk:LDAP

Link to Wikipedia or new entry?
The creator of this entry made a link to the Wikipedia for the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. Is this the better way, or should a new entry be added to Wiktionary? Sae1962 11:03, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:LDAP


text:
tenturus

Etymology 1
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to stretch

Etymology 2
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to grasp, about to occupy, about to possess

title: tenturus


text:
tentus

Etymology 1
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) stretched; stretched out; extended; distended

Etymology 2
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) held

title: tentus


text:
tendendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be stretched

title: tendendus


text:
tentura

Noun

 * 1) a sweet Greek alcoholic spirit flavoured with cloves and cinnamon

title: tentura


text: tenturum

title: tenturum


text: tenturi

title: tenturi


text: tenturae

title: tenturae


text: tenturorum

title: tenturorum


text: tenturarum

title: tenturarum


text: tenturo

title: tenturo


text: tenturis

title: tenturis


text: tenturam

title: tenturam


text: tenturos

title: tenturos


text: tenturas

title: tenturas


text: tentae

title: tentae


text: tentorum

title: tentorum


text: tentarum

title: tentarum


text: tentis

title: tentis


text: tentos

title: tentos


text: tendenda

title: tendenda


text:
tensus

Etymology
From Proto-Italic *tensos. Perfect passive participle form of, a later, analogical form of.

Participle

 * 1) Stretched, stretched out, extended, distended.

title: tensus


text: tendendum

title: tendendum


text: tendendi

title: tendendi


text: tendendae

title: tendendae


text: tendendorum

title: tendendorum


text: tendendarum

title: tendendarum


text: tendendis

title: tendendis


text: tendendam

title: tendendam


text: tendendos

title: tendendos


text: tendendas

title: tendendas


text: tendende

title: tendende


text: tensum

title: tensum


text:
tensi

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  blood pressure

title: tensi


text: tensae

title: tensae


text: tensorum

title: tensorum


text: tensarum

title: tensarum


text: tensis

title: tensis


text: tensam

title: tensam


text:
nonraven

Noun

 * 1) That which is not a raven.

Usage notes

 * Used in philosophical discussions of Hempel's paradox.

title: nonraven


text: nonravens

title: nonravens


text: tenuior

title: tenuior


text: tenuius

title: tenuius


text: tenuiores

title: tenuiores


text: tenuiora

title: tenuiora


text: tenuioris

title: tenuioris


text: tenuiorum

title: tenuiorum


text: tenuiori

title: tenuiori


text: tenuiorem

title: tenuiorem


text: tenuiore

title: tenuiore


text: tenuioribus

title: tenuioribus


text:
tepefactio

Noun

 * 1) warming

title: tepefactio


text: tepefactiones

title: tepefactiones


text: tepefactionis

title: tepefactionis


text: tepefactionum

title: tepefactionum


text: tepefactioni

title: tepefactioni


text: tepefactionibus

title: tepefactionibus


text: tepefactionem

title: tepefactionem


text: tepefactione

title: tepefactione


text: tepores

title: tepores


text: teporis

title: teporis


text: teporum

title: teporum


text: teporibus

title: teporibus


text: teporem

title: teporem


text: morsiusneitona

title: morsiusneitona


text: terebinthinae

title: terebinthinae


text: terebinthinarum

title: terebinthinarum


text: terebinthinis

title: terebinthinis


text: terebinthinam

title: terebinthinam


text: terebinthinas

title: terebinthinas


text:
terminans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) terminating

title: terminans


text:
terminaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to terminate

title: terminaturus


text:
terminatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) marked off (by boundaries), bounded, limited
 * 2) defined, fixed, determined, circumscribed
 * 3) closed, finished, ended, terminated

title: terminatus


text:
terminandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be terminated

title: terminandus


text: terminantes

title: terminantes


text: terminantia

title: terminantia


text: terminantis

title: terminantis


text: terminantium

title: terminantium


text: terminanti

title: terminanti


text: terminantibus

title: terminantibus


text: terminantem

title: terminantem


text: terminatura

title: terminatura


text: terminaturum

title: terminaturum


text: terminaturi

title: terminaturi


text: terminaturae

title: terminaturae


text: terminaturorum

title: terminaturorum


text: terminaturarum

title: terminaturarum


text: terminaturo

title: terminaturo


text: terminaturis

title: terminaturis


text: terminaturam

title: terminaturam


text: terminaturos

title: terminaturos


text: terminaturas

title: terminaturas


text: terminature

title: terminature


text: terminatum

title: terminatum


text: terminatae

title: terminatae


text: terminatorum

title: terminatorum


text: terminatarum

title: terminatarum


text: terminatam

title: terminatam


text: terminatos

title: terminatos


text: terminatas

title: terminatas


text: terminanda

title: terminanda


text: terminandum

title: terminandum


text: terminandi

title: terminandi


text: terminandae

title: terminandae


text: terminandorum

title: terminandorum


text: terminandarum

title: terminandarum


text: terminandis

title: terminandis


text: terminandam

title: terminandam


text: terminandos

title: terminandos


text: terminandas

title: terminandas


text: terminande

title: terminande


text:
unique identifier

Noun

 * 1)  Any identifier that is guaranteed to be unique among all others used for objects and for a specific purpose.

title: unique identifier


text: unique identifiers

title: unique identifiers


text:
unique identification number

Noun

 * 1)  A number assigned to each of the adult citizens and residents of India in order to identify them officially.

title: unique identification number


text: GoF

title: GoF


text:
аклиматизација

Noun

 * 1) acclimatization

Noun

 * 1) acclimatization

title: аклиматизација


text:
Citations:Ægyptian

Adjective: antiquated spelling of Egyptian

 * 1768, Thomas Harmer, The Outlines of a New Commentary on Solomon’s Song; part I, remark VI, page #29:
 * A Nurſe may very well be imagined to have attended her into Judæa, as Rebekah’s Nurſe went with her Foſter‐Child, from Padan‐Aram into Canaan ; or ſome ancient Ægyptian Lady, of very high quality, may very naturally be ſuppoſed to have lived with a Daughter of Pharaoh in the houſe of Solomon ; but not a Wife of that Prince.  Very true ! But if it ſhould be found that thoſe paſſages, which ſpeak of a Mother’s dwelling within the Precincts of the Palace of Solomon, relate to another Wife of his, and not to his Ægyptian Bride, the Difficulty vaniſhes

Noun: antiquated spelling of Egyptian

 * 1745, William Allen, Killing no Murder, in The Harleian Miscellany; Volume IV, page #286:
 * Firſt, As to the Caſe of Moſes and the Ægyptian : Certainly, every Engliſhman hath as much Call as Moſes, and more Cauſe than he, to ſlay this Ægyptian, that is always laying on Burthens, and always ſmiting both our Brethren and ourſelves : For, as to his Call, he had no other that we read of, but the Neceſſity his Brother ſtood in of his Help. He looked on his Brethren’s Burdens, and ſeeing an Ægyptian ſmiting an Hebrew, and knowing he was out of the Reach of all other kind of Juſtice, he ſlew him.

title: Citations:Ægyptian


text:
antipirate

Adjective

 * 1)  Opposing or countering pirates.
 * 2) * 1974, Encyclopedia Britannica Volume 29
 * The Rasulids kept the southern coast under loose control up to Dhofar, even holding Hadramawt to some extent and maintaining an antipirate squadron.

Translations

 * Portuguese: antipiratas, antipirata

title: antipirate


text: foreignise

title: foreignise


text:
taeter

Etymology
. Perhaps from *taed-ro-; see.

Adjective

 * 1) foul, noisome, disgusting smell
 * 2) offensive, revolting, foul
 * 3) shocking, hideous, loathsome

title: taeter


text:
Citations:phantasie

Noun: antiquated spelling of

 * 1610, “J. H.”, St. Avgvstine of the Citie of God (translated), George Eld; Book #18, Chapter #32, page #720:
 * The deepe made anoiſe   :   the depth of mans heart expreſſed what it ſaw : the hight of this phantaſie, that is the deepe gaue out the voice expreſſing (as I ſayd,) what it ſaw . This phantaſie was a viſion, which hee conceiled not,but proclaimed at full .
 * 1905, Samuel Purchas, Hakluytus Posthumus, James MacLehose and Sons; Volume I, Chapter XIII, page #326:
 * Which although it be as I said no other then a vaine and cappricious phantasie, yet, hath it, not onely found acceptance and entertainment, with sundry learned and understanding men : but reason and authoritie are produced, or pretended to establish it for a truth.

title: Citations:phantasie


text: tetrum

title: tetrum


text: tetrae

title: tetrae


text: tetram

title: tetram


text: tetrorum

title: tetrorum


text: tetrarum

title: tetrarum


text: tetris

title: tetris


text: tetros

title: tetros


text: taetra

title: taetra


text: taetrum

title: taetrum


text: taetri

title: taetri


text: taetrae

title: taetrae


text: taetro

title: taetro


text: taetram

title: taetram


text: taetrorum

title: taetrorum


text: taetrarum

title: taetrarum


text: taetris

title: taetris


text: taetros

title: taetros


text: taetras

title: taetras


text:
titubans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) staggering, wavering

title: titubans


text:
titubaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to stagger, waver

title: titubaturus


text:
titubatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) staggered, wavered

title: titubatus


text:
titubandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be staggered, wavered

title: titubandus


text: titubantes

title: titubantes


text: titubantia

title: titubantia


text: titubantis

title: titubantis


text: titubantium

title: titubantium


text: titubantibus

title: titubantibus


text: titubantem

title: titubantem


text: titubatura

title: titubatura


text: titubaturum

title: titubaturum


text: titubaturi

title: titubaturi


text: titubaturae

title: titubaturae


text: titubaturorum

title: titubaturorum


text: titubaturarum

title: titubaturarum


text: titubaturo

title: titubaturo


text: titubaturis

title: titubaturis


text: titubaturam

title: titubaturam


text: titubaturos

title: titubaturos


text: titubaturas

title: titubaturas


text: titubature

title: titubature


text: titubatum

title: titubatum


text: titubatae

title: titubatae


text: titubatorum

title: titubatorum


text: titubatarum

title: titubatarum


text: titubatam

title: titubatam


text: titubatos

title: titubatos


text: titubatas

title: titubatas


text: titubanda

title: titubanda


text: titubandum

title: titubandum


text: titubandi

title: titubandi


text: titubandae

title: titubandae


text: titubandorum

title: titubandorum


text: titubandarum

title: titubandarum


text: titubandis

title: titubandis


text: titubandam

title: titubandam


text: titubandos

title: titubandos


text: titubandas

title: titubandas


text: titubande

title: titubande


text: かいだん

title: かいだん


text:
Template talk:ko-symbology

2011 updates
Quick summary of my edits, in case someone is unhappy with them

Using to link to hanja and hangeul forms, but not Romanized forms.

Removing the  information, going back to the defaults in MediaWiki:Common.css. However using and  for the relevant script sections. Also  to black link non-existent terms, and blue link ones that do exist. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:46, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

Orthoepy
Why do we have these? According to the entry, orthoepy is "correct pronunciation". How does this work, then? Shouldn't these by in IPA or X-SAMPA and not Latin, hangeul and CJKV script? Mglovesfun (talk) 14:05, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

Is this necessary?
. —Suzukaze-c◇◇ 00:33, 9 May 2018 (UTC)
 * No, it's not. Wyang (talk) 00:46, 9 May 2018 (UTC)
 * I didn’t know this template. Anyway it is not necessary, and “symbology” and “orthoepy” are rather strange terms. — T AKASUGI Shinji (talk) 02:51, 9 May 2018 (UTC)

RFD discussion: May–June 2018
Rarely-used template with strange terminology, created by User:KYPark. See talk. —Suzukaze-c◇◇ 20:53, 10 May 2018 (UTC)
 * Ah, I remember this nutter. I didn't remember there was still so much left to clean up. RFDO failed. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 14:04, 11 June 2018 (UTC)
 * 😅 There is absolutely still stuff to clean up. —Suzukaze-c◇◇

title: Template talk:ko-symbology


text: torpores

title: torpores


text: torporis

title: torporis


text: torporum

title: torporum


text: torporibus

title: torporibus


text: torporem

title: torporem


text: あわてる

title: あわてる


text:
torrefacio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to parch

title: torrefacio


text: torrefacis

title: torrefacis


text: torrefacit

title: torrefacit


text: torrefacimus

title: torrefacimus


text: awateru

title: awateru


text: torrefacitis

title: torrefacitis


text: torrefaciunt

title: torrefaciunt


text: torrefaciam

title: torrefaciam


text: torrefacies

title: torrefacies


text: torrefaciet

title: torrefaciet


text: torrefaciemus

title: torrefaciemus


text: torrefacietis

title: torrefacietis


text: torrefacient

title: torrefacient


text: torrefaciebam

title: torrefaciebam


text: torrefaciebas

title: torrefaciebas


text: torrefaciebat

title: torrefaciebat


text: torrefaciebamus

title: torrefaciebamus


text: torrefaciebatis

title: torrefaciebatis


text: torrefaciebant

title: torrefaciebant


text: torrefecisti

title: torrefecisti


text: torrefecit

title: torrefecit


text: torrefecimus

title: torrefecimus


text: torrefecistis

title: torrefecistis


text: torrefecerunt

title: torrefecerunt


text: torrefeceris

title: torrefeceris


text: torrefecerit

title: torrefecerit


text: torrefecerimus

title: torrefecerimus


text: torrefeceritis

title: torrefeceritis


text: torrefecerint

title: torrefecerint


text: torrefeceram

title: torrefeceram


text: torrefeceras

title: torrefeceras


text: torrefecerat

title: torrefecerat


text: torrefeceramus

title: torrefeceramus


text: torrefeceratis

title: torrefeceratis


text: torrefecerant

title: torrefecerant


text: torrefio

title: torrefio


text: torrefis

title: torrefis


text: torrefit

title: torrefit


text: torrefimus

title: torrefimus


text: torrefitis

title: torrefitis


text: torrefiunt

title: torrefiunt


text: torrefiam

title: torrefiam


text: torrefiet

title: torrefiet


text: torrefiemus

title: torrefiemus


text: torrefietis

title: torrefietis


text: torrefient

title: torrefient


text: torrefiebam

title: torrefiebam


text: torrefiebas

title: torrefiebas


text: torrefiebat

title: torrefiebat


text: torrefiebamus

title: torrefiebamus


text: torrefiebatis

title: torrefiebatis


text: torrefiebant

title: torrefiebant


text: torrefacias

title: torrefacias


text: torrefaciat

title: torrefaciat


text: torrefaciamus

title: torrefaciamus


text: torrefaciatis

title: torrefaciatis


text: torrefaciant

title: torrefaciant


text: torrefacerem

title: torrefacerem


text: torrefaceres

title: torrefaceres


text: torrefaceret

title: torrefaceret


text: torrefaceremus

title: torrefaceremus


text: torrefaceretis

title: torrefaceretis


text: torrefacerent

title: torrefacerent


text: torrefecerim

title: torrefecerim


text: torrefecissem

title: torrefecissem


text: torrefecisses

title: torrefecisses


text: torrefecisset

title: torrefecisset


text: torrefecissemus

title: torrefecissemus


text: torrefecissetis

title: torrefecissetis


text: torrefecissent

title: torrefecissent


text: torrefias

title: torrefias


text: torrefiat

title: torrefiat


text: torrefiamus

title: torrefiamus


text: torrefiatis

title: torrefiatis


text: torrefiant

title: torrefiant


text: torrefierem

title: torrefierem


text: torrefieres

title: torrefieres


text: torrefieret

title: torrefieret


text: torrefieremus

title: torrefieremus


text: torrefieretis

title: torrefieretis


text: torrefierent

title: torrefierent


text: torrefac

title: torrefac


text: torrefacito

title: torrefacito


text: torrefacite

title: torrefacite


text: torrefacitote

title: torrefacitote


text: torrefaciunto

title: torrefaciunto


text: torrefi

title: torrefi


text: torrefito

title: torrefito


text: torrefite

title: torrefite


text: torrefitote

title: torrefitote


text: torrefacere

title: torrefacere


text: torrefecisse

title: torrefecisse


text: torrefieri

title: torrefieri


text:
torridus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) dry, parched
 * 2) baked, roasted
 * 3) torrid

title: torridus


text: torridum

title: torridum


text: torridae

title: torridae


text: torridorum

title: torridorum


text: torridarum

title: torridarum


text: torridis

title: torridis


text: torridam

title: torridam


text: torridos

title: torridos


text: torridas

title: torridas


text:
totalis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  total, entire

title: totalis


text: totalia

title: totalia


text: totalium

title: totalium


text: totalibus

title: totalibus


text: totalem

title: totalem


text:
Faraday-kiertymä

Noun

 * 1)  Faraday rotation

title: Faraday-kiertymä


text: sanpo

title: sanpo


text:
こしき

Noun

 * 1) hub

title: こしき


text: koshiki

title: koshiki


text:
古式

Noun

 * 1)  ancient rituals; ancient rites

Adjective

 * 1) old-style; ancient-style

Noun

 * 1) old style, ancient style

title: 古式


text:
User:ChiZeroOne

User:ChiZeroOne

title: User:ChiZeroOne


text:
漉し器

Noun

 * 1)  strainer, colander

title: 漉し器


text: ایبٹ آباد

title: ایبٹ آباد


text:
漉す

Verb

 * 1) filter, strain

title: 漉す


text:
अबटाबाद

Etymology
.

title: अबटाबाद


text: 濾す

title: 濾す


text:
こす

Verb

 * 1)  to cross over, go across, exceed
 * 2)  filter, strain
 * 3)  beat (a drum)

title: こす


text:
kosu

Noun

 * 1) back

title: kosu


text:
越す

Verb

 * 1) to cross, go over
 * 2) to pass time
 * 3) to move house
 * 4) to exceed, surpass

title: 越す


text:
sintó

Etymology
From, from Chinese , from +.

Noun

 * 1) Shinto

title: sintó


text:
超す

Usage notes
This form is often used when this word means exceed or surpass.

title: 超す


text:
Citations:shamasal

 * 2010 April 10th (10:19pm), “ PV” (user name), alt.games.warcraft (Usenet newsgroup), “Re: Cataclysm Class Previews – Shamans, Warlocks, Priests, Warriors”, Message ID:
 * Strictly speaking, “Shamans” isn’t right, because it’s not an english word. However, we’re using it in english, so you can get away with saying Shamans without being slapped with a steel ruler. On the other hand, “Shamen” is right out except as a joke, because foreign words don’t use english irregular pluralization rules. Well, unless they do in their native language… [¶] I remember doing a deep dig on this some time ago, and found that the word is asian in origin (coming from a language on the mongolian family tree), and the proper plural is “shamasal”. Use it, it sounds cool.

title: Citations:shamasal


text:
tractaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to haul

title: tractaturus


text:
tractandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be hauled

title: tractandus


text: tractatura

title: tractatura


text: tractaturum

title: tractaturum


text: tractaturi

title: tractaturi


text: tractaturae

title: tractaturae


text: tractaturorum

title: tractaturorum


text: tractaturarum

title: tractaturarum


text: tractaturo

title: tractaturo


text: tractaturis

title: tractaturis


text: tractaturam

title: tractaturam


text: tractaturos

title: tractaturos


text: tractaturas

title: tractaturas


text: tractature

title: tractature


text: tractanda

title: tractanda


text: tractandum

title: tractandum


text: tractandi

title: tractandi


text: tractandae

title: tractandae


text: tractandorum

title: tractandorum


text: tractandarum

title: tractandarum


text: tractando

title: tractando


text: tractandis

title: tractandis


text: tractandam

title: tractandam


text: tractandos

title: tractandos


text: tractandas

title: tractandas


text: tractande

title: tractande


text: tractata

title: tractata


text: tractatum

title: tractatum


text: tractati

title: tractati


text: tractatae

title: tractatae


text: tractatorum

title: tractatorum


text: tractatarum

title: tractatarum


text: tractatam

title: tractatam


text: tractatos

title: tractatos


text: tractatas

title: tractatas


text: tractui

title: tractui


text: tractu

title: tractu


text: tractuum

title: tractuum


text: tractibus

title: tractibus


text:
traducens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transporting

title: traducens


text:
traducturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to transport

title: traducturus


text:
traducendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be transported

title: traducendus


text: traducentes

title: traducentes


text: traducentia

title: traducentia


text: traducentis

title: traducentis


text: traducentium

title: traducentium


text: traducenti

title: traducenti


text: traducentibus

title: traducentibus


text: traducentem

title: traducentem


text: traductura

title: traductura


text: traducturum

title: traducturum


text: traducturi

title: traducturi


text: traducturae

title: traducturae


text: traducturorum

title: traducturorum


text: traducturarum

title: traducturarum


text: traducturo

title: traducturo


text: traducturis

title: traducturis


text: traducturam

title: traducturam


text: traducturos

title: traducturos


text: traducturas

title: traducturas


text: traducture

title: traducture


text: traductum

title: traductum


text: traducenda

title: traducenda


text: traducendum

title: traducendum


text: traducendi

title: traducendi


text: traducendae

title: traducendae


text: traducendorum

title: traducendorum


text: traducendarum

title: traducendarum


text: traducendis

title: traducendis


text: traducendam

title: traducendam


text: traducendos

title: traducendos


text: traducendas

title: traducendas


text: traducende

title: traducende


text: trajicio

title: trajicio


text: trajicis

title: trajicis


text: trajicit

title: trajicit


text: trajicimus

title: trajicimus


text: trajicitis

title: trajicitis


text: trajiciunt

title: trajiciunt


text: trajiciam

title: trajiciam


text: trajicies

title: trajicies


text: trajiciet

title: trajiciet


text: trajiciemus

title: trajiciemus


text: trajicietis

title: trajicietis


text: trajicient

title: trajicient


text: trajiciebam

title: trajiciebam


text: trajiciebas

title: trajiciebas


text: trajiciebat

title: trajiciebat


text: trajiciebamus

title: trajiciebamus


text: trajiciebatis

title: trajiciebatis


text: trajiciebant

title: trajiciebant


text: trajeci

title: trajeci


text: trajecisti

title: trajecisti


text: trajecit

title: trajecit


text: trajecimus

title: trajecimus


text: trajecistis

title: trajecistis


text: trajecerunt

title: trajecerunt


text: trajecero

title: trajecero


text: trajeceris

title: trajeceris


text: trajecerit

title: trajecerit


text: trajecerimus

title: trajecerimus


text: trajeceritis

title: trajeceritis


text: trajecerint

title: trajecerint


text: trajeceram

title: trajeceram


text: trajeceras

title: trajeceras


text: trajecerat

title: trajecerat


text: trajeceramus

title: trajeceramus


text: trajeceratis

title: trajeceratis


text: trajecerant

title: trajecerant


text: trajicior

title: trajicior


text: trajiceris

title: trajiceris


text: trajicitur

title: trajicitur


text: trajicimur

title: trajicimur


text: trajicimini

title: trajicimini


text: trajiciuntur

title: trajiciuntur


text: trajiciar

title: trajiciar


text: trajicieris

title: trajicieris


text: trajicietur

title: trajicietur


text: trajiciemur

title: trajiciemur


text: trajiciemini

title: trajiciemini


text: trajicientur

title: trajicientur


text: trajiciebar

title: trajiciebar


text: trajiciebaris

title: trajiciebaris


text: trajiciebatur

title: trajiciebatur


text: trajiciebamur

title: trajiciebamur


text: trajiciebamini

title: trajiciebamini


text: trajiciebantur

title: trajiciebantur


text: trajicias

title: trajicias


text: trajiciat

title: trajiciat


text: trajiciamus

title: trajiciamus


text: trajiciatis

title: trajiciatis


text: trajiciant

title: trajiciant


text: trajicerem

title: trajicerem


text: trajiceres

title: trajiceres


text: trajiceret

title: trajiceret


text: trajiceremus

title: trajiceremus


text: trajiceretis

title: trajiceretis


text: trajicerent

title: trajicerent


text: trajecerim

title: trajecerim


text: trajecissem

title: trajecissem


text: trajecisses

title: trajecisses


text: trajecisset

title: trajecisset


text: trajecissemus

title: trajecissemus


text: trajecissetis

title: trajecissetis


text: trajecissent

title: trajecissent


text: trajiciaris

title: trajiciaris


text: trajiciatur

title: trajiciatur


text: trajiciamur

title: trajiciamur


text: trajiciamini

title: trajiciamini


text: trajiciantur

title: trajiciantur


text: trajicerer

title: trajicerer


text: trajicereris

title: trajicereris


text: trajiceretur

title: trajiceretur


text: trajiceremur

title: trajiceremur


text: trajiceremini

title: trajiceremini


text: trajicerentur

title: trajicerentur


text: trajice

title: trajice


text: trajicito

title: trajicito


text: trajicite

title: trajicite


text: trajicitote

title: trajicitote


text: trajiciunto

title: trajiciunto


text: trajicere

title: trajicere


text: trajicitor

title: trajicitor


text: trajiciuntor

title: trajiciuntor


text: trajecisse

title: trajecisse


text: trajici

title: trajici


text: tramitto

title: tramitto


text: tramittis

title: tramittis


text: tramittit

title: tramittit


text: tramittimus

title: tramittimus


text: tramittitis

title: tramittitis


text: tramittunt

title: tramittunt


text: tramittam

title: tramittam


text: tramittes

title: tramittes


text: tramittet

title: tramittet


text: tramittemus

title: tramittemus


text: tramittetis

title: tramittetis


text: tramittent

title: tramittent


text: tramittebam

title: tramittebam


text: tramittebas

title: tramittebas


text: tramittebat

title: tramittebat


text: tramittebamus

title: tramittebamus


text: tramittebatis

title: tramittebatis


text: tramittebant

title: tramittebant


text: tramisisti

title: tramisisti


text: tramisit

title: tramisit


text: tramisimus

title: tramisimus


text: tramisistis

title: tramisistis


text: tramiserunt

title: tramiserunt


text: tramiseris

title: tramiseris


text: tramiserit

title: tramiserit


text: tramiserimus

title: tramiserimus


text: tramiseritis

title: tramiseritis


text: tramiserint

title: tramiserint


text: tramiseram

title: tramiseram


text: tramiseras

title: tramiseras


text: tramiserat

title: tramiserat


text: tramiseramus

title: tramiseramus


text: tramiseratis

title: tramiseratis


text: tramiserant

title: tramiserant


text: tramittor

title: tramittor


text: tramitteris

title: tramitteris


text: tramittitur

title: tramittitur


text: tramittimur

title: tramittimur


text: tramittimini

title: tramittimini


text: tramittuntur

title: tramittuntur


text: tramittar

title: tramittar


text: tramittetur

title: tramittetur


text: tramittemur

title: tramittemur


text: tramittemini

title: tramittemini


text: tramittentur

title: tramittentur


text: tramittebar

title: tramittebar


text: tramittebaris

title: tramittebaris


text: tramittebatur

title: tramittebatur


text: tramittebamur

title: tramittebamur


text: tramittebamini

title: tramittebamini


text: tramittebantur

title: tramittebantur


text: tramittas

title: tramittas


text: tramittat

title: tramittat


text: tramittamus

title: tramittamus


text: tramittatis

title: tramittatis


text: tramittant

title: tramittant


text: tramitterem

title: tramitterem


text: tramitteres

title: tramitteres


text: tramitteret

title: tramitteret


text: tramitteremus

title: tramitteremus


text: tramitteretis

title: tramitteretis


text: tramitterent

title: tramitterent


text: tramiserim

title: tramiserim


text: tramisissem

title: tramisissem


text: tramisisses

title: tramisisses


text: tramisisset

title: tramisisset


text: tramisissemus

title: tramisissemus


text: tramisissetis

title: tramisissetis


text: tramisissent

title: tramisissent


text: tramittaris

title: tramittaris


text: tramittatur

title: tramittatur


text: tramittamur

title: tramittamur


text: tramittamini

title: tramittamini


text: tramittantur

title: tramittantur


text: tramitterer

title: tramitterer


text: tramittereris

title: tramittereris


text: tramitteretur

title: tramitteretur


text: tramitteremur

title: tramitteremur


text: tramitteremini

title: tramitteremini


text: tramitterentur

title: tramitterentur


text: tramitte

title: tramitte


text: tramittito

title: tramittito


text: tramittite

title: tramittite


text: tramittitote

title: tramittitote


text: tramittunto

title: tramittunto


text: tramittere

title: tramittere


text: tramittitor

title: tramittitor


text: tramittuntor

title: tramittuntor


text: tramisisse

title: tramisisse


text: tramitti

title: tramitti


text: さつじん

title: さつじん


text: satsujin

title: satsujin


text:
transactio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) completion
 * 2) agreement, transaction, deal

title: transactio


text: transactiones

title: transactiones


text: transactionis

title: transactionis


text: transactionum

title: transactionum


text: transactioni

title: transactioni


text: transactionibus

title: transactionibus


text: transactionem

title: transactionem


text: transactione

title: transactione


text:
գոհացնել

Verb

 * 1)  to please, to gratify
 * 2)  to satisfy
 * 1)  to satisfy

title: գոհացնել


text: のっとる

title: のっとる


text: nottoru

title: nottoru


text:
transcursus

Noun

 * 1) running across

title: transcursus


text: transcursui

title: transcursui


text: transcursum

title: transcursum


text: transcursu

title: transcursu


text: transcursuum

title: transcursuum


text: transcursibus

title: transcursibus


text:
則る

Etymology
shift from earlier,   compound of.

Verb

 * 1) conform to
 * 2) be in accordance with

title: 則る


text:
User talk:Edward Stephens, MD

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title: User talk:Edward Stephens, MD


text:
のがれる

Verb

 * 1)  escape

title: のがれる


text: nogareru

title: nogareru


text:
transferendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be transferred, transported etc.

title: transferendus


text: transferenda

title: transferenda


text: transferendum

title: transferendum


text: transferendi

title: transferendi


text: transferendae

title: transferendae


text: transferendorum

title: transferendorum


text: transferendarum

title: transferendarum


text: transferendo

title: transferendo


text: transferendis

title: transferendis


text: transferendam

title: transferendam


text: transferendos

title: transferendos


text: transferendas

title: transferendas


text: transferende

title: transferende


text:
逃れる

Verb

 * 1) escape

title: 逃れる


text:
transformans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transforming

title: transformans


text:
transformaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to transform

title: transformaturus


text:
transformatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transformed

title: transformatus


text:
transformandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be transformed

title: transformandus


text: transformantes

title: transformantes


text: transformantia

title: transformantia


text: transformantis

title: transformantis


text: transformantium

title: transformantium


text: transformanti

title: transformanti


text:
transformante

Adjective

 * 1) transforming; transformational

title: transformante


text: transformantibus

title: transformantibus


text: transformantem

title: transformantem


text: transformatura

title: transformatura


text: transformaturum

title: transformaturum


text: transformaturi

title: transformaturi


text: transformaturae

title: transformaturae


text: transformaturorum

title: transformaturorum


text: transformaturarum

title: transformaturarum


text: transformaturo

title: transformaturo


text: transformaturis

title: transformaturis


text: transformaturam

title: transformaturam


text: transformaturos

title: transformaturos


text: transformaturas

title: transformaturas


text: transformature

title: transformature


text: transformata

title: transformata


text: transformatum

title: transformatum


text: transformati

title: transformati


text: transformatae

title: transformatae


text: transformatorum

title: transformatorum


text: transformatarum

title: transformatarum


text: transformatam

title: transformatam


text: transformatos

title: transformatos


text: transformatas

title: transformatas


text: transformanda

title: transformanda


text: transformandum

title: transformandum


text: transformandi

title: transformandi


text: transformandae

title: transformandae


text: transformandorum

title: transformandorum


text: transformandarum

title: transformandarum


text: transformandis

title: transformandis


text: transformandam

title: transformandam


text: transformandos

title: transformandos


text: transformandas

title: transformandas


text: transformande

title: transformande


text:
transitivus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) transiting passing over

title: transitivus


text: transitivum

title: transitivum


text: transitivae

title: transitivae


text: transitivorum

title: transitivorum


text: transitivarum

title: transitivarum


text: transitivis

title: transitivis


text: transitivam

title: transitivam


text: 遁れる

title: 遁れる


text:
transitorius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) transitory

title: transitorius


text: transitorium

title: transitorium


text: transitorii

title: transitorii


text: transitoriae

title: transitoriae


text: transitoriorum

title: transitoriorum


text: transitoriarum

title: transitoriarum


text: transitoriis

title: transitoriis


text: transitoriam

title: transitoriam


text:
transmittens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transmitting

title: transmittens


text:
transmissurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to transmit

title: transmissurus


text: transmittentes

title: transmittentes


text: transmittentia

title: transmittentia


text: transmittentis

title: transmittentis


text: transmittentium

title: transmittentium


text: transmittenti

title: transmittenti


text: transmittente

title: transmittente


text: transmittentibus

title: transmittentibus


text: transmittentem

title: transmittentem


text: transmissura

title: transmissura


text: transmissurum

title: transmissurum


text: transmissuri

title: transmissuri


text: transmissurae

title: transmissurae


text: transmissurorum

title: transmissurorum


text: transmissurarum

title: transmissurarum


text: transmissuro

title: transmissuro


text: transmissuris

title: transmissuris


text: transmissuram

title: transmissuram


text: transmissuros

title: transmissuros


text: transmissuras

title: transmissuras


text: transmissure

title: transmissure


text: transmissum

title: transmissum


text: false steps

title: false steps


text:
逃す

Verb

 * 1) to let escape, let loose, set free
 * 2) to miss (an opportunity)

title: 逃す


text:
transplantatio

Noun

 * 1) removal
 * 2) transplantation

title: transplantatio


text: transplantationes

title: transplantationes


text: transplantationis

title: transplantationis


text: transplantationum

title: transplantationum


text: transplantationi

title: transplantationi


text: transplantationibus

title: transplantationibus


text: transplantationem

title: transplantationem


text: transplantatione

title: transplantatione


text:
transponens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transferring

title: transponens


text:
transpositurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to transfer

title: transpositurus


text:
transpositus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) transferred

title: transpositus


text:
transponendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be transferred

title: transponendus


text:
のがす

Verb

 * 1)  let escape, let loose, set free; miss (an opportunity)

title: のがす


text: transponentes

title: transponentes


text: transponentia

title: transponentia


text: transponentis

title: transponentis


text: transponentium

title: transponentium


text: transponenti

title: transponenti


text: transponentibus

title: transponentibus


text: transponentem

title: transponentem


text: transpositura

title: transpositura


text: transpositurum

title: transpositurum


text: transposituri

title: transposituri


text: transpositurae

title: transpositurae


text: transpositurorum

title: transpositurorum


text: transpositurarum

title: transpositurarum


text: transposituro

title: transposituro


text: transposituris

title: transposituris


text: transposituram

title: transposituram


text: transposituros

title: transposituros


text: transposituras

title: transposituras


text: transpositure

title: transpositure


text: transposita

title: transposita


text: nogasu

title: nogasu


text: transpositum

title: transpositum


text: transpositi

title: transpositi


text: transpositae

title: transpositae


text: transpositorum

title: transpositorum


text: transpositarum

title: transpositarum


text: transposito

title: transposito


text: transpositis

title: transpositis


text: transpositam

title: transpositam


text: transpositos

title: transpositos


text: transpositas

title: transpositas


text: transposite

title: transposite


text: transponenda

title: transponenda


text: transponendum

title: transponendum


text: transponendi

title: transponendi


text: transponendae

title: transponendae


text: transponendorum

title: transponendorum


text: transponendarum

title: transponendarum


text: transponendis

title: transponendis


text: transponendam

title: transponendam


text: transponendos

title: transponendos


text: transponendas

title: transponendas


text: transponende

title: transponende


text:
Citations:necropanspermia

 * 1) Mention only? - from the abstract
 * 2) * 2010, Paul S. Wesson, Panspermia, Past and Present: Astrophysical and Biophysical Conditions for the Dissemination of Life in Space, in Space Science Reviews, Volume 157,
 * The likelihood of conventional forms of panspermia must therefore be considered low. However, the information content of damaged biological molecules might serve to seed new life (necropanspermia).

title: Citations:necropanspermia


text: fag end

title: fag end


text:
trifariam

Adverb

 * 1) triply

title: trifariam


text:
trifarius

Adjective

 * 1) triple, threefold

title: trifarius


text: trifaria

title: trifaria


text: trifarium

title: trifarium


text: trifarii

title: trifarii


text: trifariae

title: trifariae


text: trifariorum

title: trifariorum


text: trifariarum

title: trifariarum


text: trifario

title: trifario


text: trifariis

title: trifariis


text: trifarios

title: trifarios


text: trifarias

title: trifarias


text: trifarie

title: trifarie


text: kizu

title: kizu


text:
tropicus

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) relating to a turning, to change;  changeable
 * 2)  relating to tropes; figurative, metaphorical
 * 3)  solstice, equinox
 * 4)  tropical

title: tropicus


text: tropica

title: tropica


text: tropicum

title: tropicum


text: tropicae

title: tropicae


text: tropicorum

title: tropicorum


text: tropicarum

title: tropicarum


text: tropicis

title: tropicis


text: tropicam

title: tropicam


text: tropicos

title: tropicos


text: tropicas

title: tropicas


text:
tropice

Etymology 1
From.

Adverb

 * 1)  figuratively

Etymology 2
Inflected form of.

title: tropice


text:
trudens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) thrusting

title: trudens


text:
trusurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to thrust

title: trusurus


text:
trusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) thrusted

title: trusus


text:
trudendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be thrusted

title: trudendus


text: trudentes

title: trudentes


text: trudentia

title: trudentia


text: trudentis

title: trudentis


text: trudentium

title: trudentium


text: trudenti

title: trudenti


text: trudente

title: trudente


text: trudentibus

title: trudentibus


text: trudentem

title: trudentem


text: trusura

title: trusura


text: trusurum

title: trusurum


text: trusuri

title: trusuri


text: trusurae

title: trusurae


text: trusurorum

title: trusurorum


text: trusurarum

title: trusurarum


text: trusuro

title: trusuro


text: trusuris

title: trusuris


text: trusuram

title: trusuram


text: trusuros

title: trusuros


text: trusuras

title: trusuras


text: trusure

title: trusure


text:
trusa

Noun

 * 1) briefs

title: trusa


text: trusum

title: trusum


text: trusae

title: trusae


text: trusorum

title: trusorum


text: trusarum

title: trusarum


text: truso

title: truso


text:
trusis

Etymology
, or perhaps from. This word is first mentioned in 17th-century dictionaries as, , later (18th–19th centuries) in competition with other borrowings ( from 🇨🇬 or , from 🇨🇬). In the 19th century, the most frequent forms were and, also ; only in the 20th century did the current form become dominant.

Noun

 * 1) rabbit esp.

Usage notes
In English, is the preferred word when one does not want to distinguish rabbits from hares; in Latvian,  is preferred, and  is less frequent. (Note that the Latvian Easter Bunny is in fact the Easter Hare.)

title: trusis


text: trusam

title: trusam


text: trusos

title: trusos


text: trusas

title: trusas


text:
瑕疵

Noun

 * 1) blemish; flaw; defect

Noun

 * 1) flaw, defect
 * 2)  flaw, defects

title: 瑕疵


text: truse

title: truse


text: trudenda

title: trudenda


text: trudendum

title: trudendum


text: trudendi

title: trudendi


text: trudendae

title: trudendae


text: trudendorum

title: trudendorum


text: trudendarum

title: trudendarum


text: trudendo

title: trudendo


text: trudendis

title: trudendis


text: trudendam

title: trudendam


text: trudendos

title: trudendos


text: trudendas

title: trudendas


text: trudende

title: trudende


text:
可視

Adjective

 * 1)  visual; with picture

Noun

 * 1) visibility

title: 可視


text:
truncatio

Noun

 * 1) maiming, mutilating
 * 2) truncation

title: truncatio


text: truncationes

title: truncationes


text: truncationis

title: truncationis


text: truncationum

title: truncationum


text: truncationi

title: truncationi


text: truncationibus

title: truncationibus


text: truncationem

title: truncationem


text: truncatione

title: truncatione


text:
turgesco

Verb

 * 1) to swell up, begin to swell

title: turgesco


text: turgescis

title: turgescis


text: turgescit

title: turgescit


text: turgescimus

title: turgescimus


text: turgescitis

title: turgescitis


text: turgescunt

title: turgescunt


text: turgescam

title: turgescam


text: turgesces

title: turgesces


text: turgescet

title: turgescet


text: turgescemus

title: turgescemus


text: turgescetis

title: turgescetis


text: turgescebam

title: turgescebam


text: turgescebas

title: turgescebas


text: turgescebat

title: turgescebat


text: turgescebamus

title: turgescebamus


text: turgescebatis

title: turgescebatis


text: turgescebant

title: turgescebant


text: turgescas

title: turgescas


text: turgescat

title: turgescat


text: turgescamus

title: turgescamus


text: turgescatis

title: turgescatis


text:
բացվածք

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) opening
 * 2) orifice

title: բացվածք


text: turgescant

title: turgescant


text: turgescerem

title: turgescerem


text: turgesceres

title: turgesceres


text: turgesceret

title: turgesceret


text: turgesceremus

title: turgesceremus


text: turgesceretis

title: turgesceretis


text: turgescerent

title: turgescerent


text:
turgesce

Etymology
, verb inchoate from.

Verb

 * 1)  To become turgid; to swell or inflate.

title: turgesce


text: turgescito

title: turgescito


text: turgescite

title: turgescite


text: turgescitote

title: turgescitote


text: turgescunto

title: turgescunto


text: turgescere

title: turgescere


text:
anonymuncule

Etymology
Blend of and.

Noun

 * 1)  an insignificant anonymous writer.

title: anonymuncule


text: uberior

title: uberior


text: uberius

title: uberius


text: uberiores

title: uberiores


text: uberiora

title: uberiora


text:
河岸

Noun

 * 1) riverside; riverbank

Noun

 * 1) riverside, river bank
 * 2) fish market

title: 河岸


text: uberioris

title: uberioris


text: uberiorum

title: uberiorum


text: uberiori

title: uberiori


text: uberiorem

title: uberiorem


text: uberiore

title: uberiore


text: uberioribus

title: uberioribus


text: spinnetjes

title: spinnetjes


text:
Talk:anonymuncule

=references= Darker Dreams 16:57, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
 * http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/anonymuncule
 * http://schott.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/06/28/daily-lexeme-anonymuncule/
 * http://www.wordnik.com/words/anonymuncule
 * http://www.definition-of.com/anonymuncule

title: Talk:anonymuncule


text:
pauken

Etymology 1
. Compare to and.

Verb

 * 1)  to swot, cram study with effort
 * 2)  to practice academic fencing
 * 3)  to brawl
 * 1)  to brawl

Etymology 2
From from 🇨🇬 of unclear further origin. Compare to dated, relation to has been suggested.

Verb

 * 1)  to beat a drum
 * 2) to drum in; to emphasize
 * 1) to drum in; to emphasize

title: pauken


text: paukje

title: paukje


text: paukjes

title: paukjes


text:
umbratilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) remaining in the shade
 * 2) private, retired, contemplative

title: umbratilis


text:
umbratile

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) Shady, shadowy.

Noun

 * 1) Someone who spends their time in shade or darkness.

title: umbratile


text: umbratiles

title: umbratiles


text: umbratilia

title: umbratilia


text: umbratilium

title: umbratilium


text: umbratili

title: umbratili


text: umbratilibus

title: umbratilibus


text: umbratilem

title: umbratilem


text: umbrosa

title: umbrosa


text: umbrosum

title: umbrosum


text: umbrosi

title: umbrosi


text: umbrosae

title: umbrosae


text: umbrosorum

title: umbrosorum


text: umbrosarum

title: umbrosarum


text:
umbroso

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) shady abounding in shades

Etymology
, from ;.

Adjective

 * 1) shady having or causing shades

title: umbroso


text: umbrosis

title: umbrosis


text: umbrosam

title: umbrosam


text: umbrosos

title: umbrosos


text: umbrosas

title: umbrosas


text:
umbrose

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Shady; umbrageous.

title: umbrose


text:
かわぎし

Noun

 * 1)  riverside, river bank

title: かわぎし


text: kawagishi

title: kawagishi


text: sen kun

title: sen kun


text:
にら

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) garlic chive

title: にら


text:
nira

Noun

 * 1) water

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * , a type of sap, liquor.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) yoke

Verb

 * 1) sew

Noun

 * 1) water

title: nira


text: fallen out

title: fallen out


text: falls out

title: falls out


text: ニラ

title: ニラ


text:
цель оправдывает средства

Proverb

 * 1) the end justifies the means

title: цель оправдывает средства


text:
河岸を変える

Etymology
Literally, "change riverbanks".

Verb

 * 1)  find a new place for nighttime entertainment

title: 河岸を変える


text: kokkyō

title: kokkyō


text:
つもる

Verb

 * 1)  accumulate, gather; estimate

title: つもる


text: tsumoru

title: tsumoru


text: 積る

title: 積る


text: かしをかえる

title: かしをかえる


text: kashi o kaeru

title: kashi o kaeru


text:
pizzardone

Noun

 * 1)  cop (especially a traffic cop)

title: pizzardone


text: kōchishi

title: kōchishi


text:
えだみち

Noun

 * 1)  branch road

title: えだみち


text: edamichi

title: edamichi


text:
枝道

Noun

 * 1) branch road

title: 枝道


text: flippy disks

title: flippy disks


text: 化学变化

title: 化学变化


text: video DVDs

title: video DVDs


text: audio DVDs

title: audio DVDs


text:
かがくへんか

Noun

 * 1)  chemical change

Verb

 * 1)  undergo a chemical change

title: かがくへんか


text: optical discs

title: optical discs


text: Thesaurus:data storage medium

title: Thesaurus:data storage medium


text: kagakuhenka

title: kagakuhenka


text: theogonies

title: theogonies


text: ゆうせい

title: ゆうせい


text: yūsei

title: yūsei


text:
agente di polizia

Noun

 * 1) police officer, policeman

title: agente di polizia


text: pen drives

title: pen drives


text: thumb drives

title: thumb drives


text: Template:hy-decl-աստված

title: Template:hy-decl-աստված


text: motherlodes

title: motherlodes


text:
naaʼahóóhai

Etymology
Derivation not apparent.

Noun

 * 1) chicken
 * 2) rodeo, fair, celebration
 * 3) agricultural show (at a tribal, county, or state fair)
 * 1) agricultural show (at a tribal, county, or state fair)

title: naaʼahóóhai


text:
Cullen skink

Etymology

From +.

Noun

 * 1) A thick soup made of smoked finnan haddock, milk, onions, and potatoes, a local speciality of Cullen in Moray, Scotland.

Translations

 * Hebrew: קאלן סקינק
 * Scottish Gaelic: brot Cuilinn

title: Cullen skink


text:
Talk:-ence

 * Is this suffix productive in English? Unlike its counterpart, which is productive, I cannot think of any words with it that were created in English. Leasnam 19:39, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

RFD discussion: March 2016
Rfd-sense

Someone added a second Etymology (at bottom) stating is a suffix in words like, , etc. I don't think it's a suffix. Leasnam (talk) 15:12, 10 March 2016 (UTC)
 * So 'hence', 'thence' and 'whence' were all formed in modern English? Renard Migrant (talk) 23:54, 10 March 2016 (UTC)
 * We have lots of use of and  for words where the history indicates that the term was borrowed, with pronunciation and spelling altered, rather than formed morphologically. Many of our prefix and suffix derivation categories are thoroughly cluttered with these. If ony we had a "suffix:" search capability analogous to "prefix:". That would replace and extend one of the uses of the misleadingly filled suffix categories. DCDuring TALK  00:39, 11 March 2016 (UTC)
 * I think these morphology templates should be used for synchronic analysis rather than diachronic. It should show what parts the word is made up from now, even if the word was actually created centuries ago. So even if a word was formed in Old English, if it is still made from recognisable distinct and (somewhat) productive parts in modern English, then we should use these templates.
 * If the term was borrowed in its already-affixed form, then I'm not sure. The difficulty with such cases is often that the unsuffixed form doesn't exist at all as it was never borrowed. However, I would certainly want to see in Category:English words suffixed with -ation. The suffix is there synchronically, plain and simple, anyone would see that. —CodeCat 00:47, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Delete. This is specifically labeled "nonproductive". Basically someone saw that these were semantically similar and decided to reanalyze them as containing a suffix. Really all the "derived terms" have in common is that they have the adverbial genitive added to something that rhymes: whence from whenne (see the MED entry), hence from henne (see the MED entry), and thence from thenne (see the MED entry). Particularly telling is the complete lack of entries using this "suffix"- the three entries listed as derived terms all have better etymologies already, and changing to a root + affix etymology would be reverted. Chuck Entz (talk) 06:13, 12 March 2016 (UTC)

 * Not a suffix, any more than -ere is a suffix in here, there, or where. If I recall correctly, hence, thence, and whence are simply inflected forms of the same words.  The same is true of -ither in hither, thither, and whither.  I was thinking it was dative, but perhaps it should be considered locative?  P Aculeius (talk) 04:56, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * I thought RFV was the right forum on the grounds it just doesn't exist. Renard Migrant (talk) 11:04, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * If you accept the premise, then attestation is not a big problem, each of the three instances being in widespread use. This venue doesn't have to be fact-free; and there is a link from RfV. The only potential problem is that this page, but not RfV may have been removed from a contributor's watchlist because of the often-fruitless or -misguided discussions. DCDuring TALK 12:40, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Correct me if I'm wrong but so far nobody's arguing that this is a suffix. The purpose of DCDuring's comment is ambiguous but I think he's just saying we have a lot of stuff in Category:English suffixes that aren't suffixes. Renard Migrant (talk) 19:40, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Okay- you're wrong. The entry has a "Suffix" POS header and says it's for creating "pronominal adverbs, from the mentioned direction of the adverb (here, there or where)". How do you search for that? The definition specifically limits the occurrence to the words hence, thence and whence, which all are amply attested. Verification would hinge on whether it's correct to analyze those words as containing a suffix- which is an rfd matter. The only other place this could go would be the Etymology scriptorium, since it's a claim about the origin of those three words. Chuck Entz (talk) 20:18, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * The crux of the matter is CodeCat's unsupported, naked assertion that "[t]he suffix is there synchronically, plain and simple, anyone would see that." That would seem to suggest that, in CodeCat's opinions, any grouping of letters at the end of a word that had a fig leaf of linguistic unity was a suffix, even if not productive and, apparently, even if there were no evidence at all that any normal English speaker thinks of the ending as a suffix. In this case we would have to accept that an inflectional ending plus a possible Old English root, with altered pronunciation and spelling was, of course, a suffix. This would seem to me to be a laughable instance of morphological imperialism that adds no value to anyone or anything in the context of a dictionary except, perhaps, to the cause of one idiosyncratic flavor of morphological imperialism. DCDuring TALK 21:58, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * CodeCat's statement can easily be interpreted as referring specifically to derivation and Category:English words suffixed with -ation, as part of an aside on the general principle of synchronic treatment of affixes. Chuck Entz (talk) 00:41, 13 March 2016 (UTC)
 * All of which seems too technical to me, when I think that Mr. Cat is laboring under the misapprehension that hence, thence, and whence are or were at some point formed from roots to which meaning was given by attaching a suffix. If this were true, then here, there, and where would be the roots, or perhaps roots plus a suffix -ere, while -ence (and presumably -ither) would be suffixed to them.  But in fact these words have always existed in some form in English, because they're merely inflected forms of here, there, and where.  The presumed roots and suffix -ence are inseparable.  The only reason why anyone might guess them to consist of root+suffix is because there are three similar words with identical inflections.  This wouldn't be surprising in Latin, where many related adjectives follow identical inflectional patterns, without the endings being suffixes; we're just not accustomed to inflection in English adjectives, because it's relatively rare.  P Aculeius (talk) 05:30, 13 March 2016 (UTC)
 * I'm going to disagree Chuck and say an RFV could determine through evidence whether hence, whence and thence were formed through suffixation and whether the suffixation happened in English or was inherited from Middle English and Old English. Renard Migrant (talk) 19:29, 17 March 2016 (UTC)

 * Delete, this isn't a suffix. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 21:59, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Delete, not a suffix. P Aculeius (talk) 23:32, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Delete; not a suffix. - -sche (discuss) 02:37, 16 March 2016 (UTC)
 * What they said. Renard Migrant (talk) 19:22, 17 March 2016 (UTC)

deleted -- Liliana • 22:24, 31 March 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:-ence


text:
Microspeak

Proper noun

 * 1)  The computer and business jargon associated with.

title: Microspeak


text:
-ință

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬. Compare, , borrowed from French.

Suffix

 * 1) ; -ence, -ance.

title: -ință


text:
bulldagger

Noun

 * 1)  A masculine or butch lesbian; a bulldyke.

Related terms

 * bulldyke

title: bulldagger


text: bulldaggers

title: bulldaggers


text:
testardamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) stubbornly, obstinately

title: testardamente


text:
minicomputing

Noun

 * 1) The use of minicomputer systems.

title: minicomputing


text:
minidictionary

Noun

 * 1) A small, compact dictionary.

Translations

 * Hungarian:, , miniszótár

title: minidictionary


text:
minithesaurus

Noun

 * 1) A small, compact thesaurus.

Synonyms
See Thesaurus:thesaurus

title: minithesaurus


text: minidictionaries

title: minidictionaries


text:
unquestionability

Noun

 * 1)  The property of being unquestionable.
 * 2)  Something that cannot be questioned; a certainty.

title: unquestionability


text:
-ență

Etymology
Based on (used for neologisms borrowed from French or Italian), ultimately from. , inherited from Latin.

Suffix

 * 1) -ence

title: -ență


text:
deviless

Noun

 * 1) A female devil.

title: deviless


text: devilesses

title: devilesses


text: the ones

title: the ones


text:
devilless

Adjective

 * 1)  Without devils.

title: devilless


text:
headdressed

Adjective

 * 1) Wearing a headdress.

title: headdressed


text:
tiaraed

Adjective

 * 1) Wearing a tiara.

title: tiaraed


text: autopiloting

title: autopiloting


text: autopiloted

title: autopiloted


text:
Talk:bridesmaiding

RFD tagged but no discussion created. Equinox ◑ 20:00, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

 * Discussion is at rfd. — Pingkudimmi 07:18, 5 May 2011 (UTC)

bridesmaiding
Noun sense. Looks like the present participle, in its role as gerund. Is there a reason to keep this? Does it predate the verb? — Pingkudimmi 05:41, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Keep. If it is attestable we should have it, whether or not any implied verb lemma exists. Does it have an attestable plural? Is the implied verb lemma attestable? DCDuring TALK 16:10, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

 * There are no citations claimed for the noun, which is marked uncountable and defined such as to be indistinguishable from the participle. I've added a couple more citations for the verb (not using the participle form), but you might want to look at them if this is going to be contentious. There is another available if I can locate the Dylan Thomas source. — Pingkudimmi 17:49, 3 May 2011 (UTC)
 * I'm sorry I didn't look carefully at the entry. I'm confused about the appropriate venue for fundamentally empirical questions such as whether something can be shown to meet the criteria for being a noun rather than merely an -ing form. I don't see why pluralization should be the sole criterion. It certainly makes for a bias against uncountable de-verbal nouns ending in "ing".
 * As to formal tests for nounhood, "bridesmaiding" does not seem to attestably form a plural or accept modification by determiners or adjectives. But, unattestably, it does seem to do some of those things: "Happy bridesmaiding". "The bridesmaiding was exhausting." DCDuring TALK 18:48, 3 May 2011 (UTC)

 * Essentially, this is here because English nouns (such as it is) seems fairly clear about not (or not "normally") listing the -ing: form as a noun when the matching verb exists (though an argument better than "that's the way things are done" would seem desirable). The meta-discussion should be somewhere else (TR or BP?). That process is likely to take a long time. In the meantime, is there a reason for keeping this noun? I had been thinking along the lines that bridesmaiding: as a noun usage might demonstrably predate the verb, or even constitute one step in the verb's creation. Does this sound feasible? Does it constitute a provable/disprovable hypothesis? [Oops, I seem to be arguing against my own proposal; but then I'm not really a deletionist. :) ] — Pingkudimmi 18:41, 5 May 2011 (UTC)

 * @DCDuring: You write of "the criteria for being a noun", but no such criteria appear in WT:CFI. That means that this is not an empirical question, but a policy question. If, as, and when the policy questions are resolved, then this will (presumably) be an empirical question. —Ruakh TALK 14:19, 6 May 2011 (UTC)
 * I'm not going to be making any proposals for a vote. I suggest criteria to be applied in this case. If these are accepted in this case, I and perhaps others may feel inclined to apply them in other cases. This is a common-law approach. I have an experience-based distrust of our ability to either properly draft policies or to effectively revise policies when the defects become manifest. In the meantime I suggest that we try out the criteria CGEL offers, of which those above are part in individual cases. (Verb behavior: transitives have objects, modification by adverbs. Noun behavior: plural form, modification by determiners or adjectives.)
 * As the scope of this is limited to the English language, perhaps the policy discussion, should there be one, should be at the talk page for About English. DCDuring TALK 15:29, 6 May 2011 (UTC)

kept as no consensus. However, I do agree there should be some sort of discussion on this kind of terms - maybe the BP would be the right place to do it, since many people frequent it. -- Liliana • 12:38, 28 October 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:bridesmaiding


text: telephone directories

title: telephone directories


text: globing

title: globing


text:
actedron

Etymology
From a trademark.

Noun

 * 1) The drug amphetamine.

title: actedron


text:
phenylisopropylamine

Noun

 * 1)  amphetamine

title: phenylisopropylamine


text: Wimpern

title: Wimpern


text: dotbomb

title: dotbomb


text: dotbombs

title: dotbombs


text:
feorm-fultum

Etymology
, from (see ) +.

Noun

 * 1)  In Anglo-Saxon law, a tax for the king's sustentation as he went through his realm.

title: feorm-fultum


text: Tiers

title: Tiers


text:
Adivasi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A member of a heterogeneous set of ethnic and tribal groups considered the aboriginal population of South Asia.
 * 2) * 2017 May 2, "Can the Jummas of Bangladesh speak?", Jumjournal:
 * These new set of decisions may or may not be put into operation, but the process of constructing suspicion and othering of the is already in place. Jummas cannot be called “adibashis", Jummas cannot be recognised in the constitution, Jummas have to be called “khudro nri-goshthi" [insignificant people], Jummas cannot talk to anyone without a chaperone, government officials will prevent celebration of indigenous peoples’ day – the list goes on.

Translations

 * Bengali:
 * Hindi: आदिवासी
 * Malayalam:
 * Portuguese: adivasi

title: Adivasi


text: Adivasis

title: Adivasis


text: vade mecums

title: vade mecums


text: feormfultum

title: feormfultum


text:
tearthumb

Noun

 * 1) Any of a group of annual vining plants within the genus, with small sharp spines covering the stems.

title: tearthumb


text: Tieren

title: Tieren


text: tearthumbs

title: tearthumbs


text:
melibiase

Noun

 * 1)  A galactosidase that catalyzes the hydrolysis of melibiose into galactose and glucose.

title: melibiase


text: melibiases

title: melibiases


text:
arpeggiator

Noun

 * 1)  A feature of some synthesizers that automatically steps through a sequence of notes based on an input chord, thus creating an arpeggio.

Translations

 * Portuguese: arpejador

title: arpeggiator


text: arpeggiators

title: arpeggiators


text:
biosequence

Noun

 * 1) A sequence of biological data.
 * The new database allows us to search for specific patterns within biosequences.

title: biosequence


text: biosequences

title: biosequences


text:
Hause

Etymology
surname, variant of.

title: Hause


text:
axicon

Noun

 * 1) A specialized lens with a conical surface.

title: axicon


text: axicons

title: axicons


text:
Bataillean

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to  (1897–1962), French writer.

Translations

 * French: bataillien

title: Bataillean


text: Häusern

title: Häusern


text:
bipack

Noun

 * 1)  The process of loading two reels of film into a camera, so that they both pass through the camera gate together, formerly used for visual effects and as a subtractive colour process.

Verb

 * 1)  To load two reels of film in this manner.

title: bipack


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autorenewal

Noun

 * 1) Automatic renewal.

title: autorenewal


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autoenrollment

Noun

 * 1) Automatic enrollment (especially of security certificates in a computer system).

title: autoenrollment


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autoshaping

Noun

 * 1) An experimental procedure used to study classical conditioning by teaching a creature to respond to a stimulus.

title: autoshaping


text: zigzaggers

title: zigzaggers


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blind stitch

Noun

 * 1) A zigzag stitch with the zigzag pairs separated by straight stitches, so as to create a nearly invisible hem.

title: blind stitch


text: blind stitches

title: blind stitches


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bond paper

Noun

 * 1) A high-quality durable writing paper similar to bank paper but of greater weight, formerly used for government bonds.

Translations

 * Irish: banna-pháipéar

title: bond paper


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bank paper

Noun

 * 1) A strong, thin writing paper commonly used for typewriting and correspondence.
 * 2)  Banknotes in circulation.

title: bank paper


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browband

Noun

 * 1) Part of a horse's bridle that runs from just under one ear, across the forehead, to just under the other ear, preventing the bridle from sliding down.
 * 2) A band of fur of a contrasting colour on an animal's brow.
 * Diana monkeys are generally black or dark grey, but have a white throat, crescent-shaped browband, ruff and beard.
 * 1) A band of metal, part of a (person's) helmet or crown, which covers the brow.

Translations

 * Finnish: otsahihna, otsapanta
 * Hungarian:

title: browband


text: browbands

title: browbands


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choof

Etymology
Possibly related to.

Noun

 * 1)  Marijuana.

Verb

 * 1)  To smoke marijuana.

title: choof


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farka

Etymology
From the stem of.

title: farka


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rehinge

Verb

 * 1)  To fit with new hinges.
 * We're going to have to rehinge that door.

title: rehinge


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některý

Etymology
From.

Determiner

 * 1) some, any

title: některý


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pickproof

Adjective

 * 1)  Resistant to being picked.

title: pickproof


text: rehinged

title: rehinged


text: rehinges

title: rehinges


text: rehinging

title: rehinging


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cryptoprocessor

Noun

 * 1)  A dedicated computer on a chip or microprocessor that carries out cryptographic operations.

title: cryptoprocessor


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terpeneless

Adjective

 * 1) Without terpene.
 * terpeneless lemon oil

title: terpeneless


text: cryptoprocessors

title: cryptoprocessors


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tenebrism

Etymology
From, from + , from.

Noun

 * 1)  A style of painting using very pronounced chiaroscuro, with darkness a dominating feature of the image.

title: tenebrism


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tenebristic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or suggesting the artistic style of tenebrism.

title: tenebristic


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photostory

Noun

 * 1) A story illustrated with sequential photographs in the manner of a comic strip.

title: photostory


text: photostories

title: photostories


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velvet ant

Noun

 * 1) A wasp of the family  with dense hair and whose wingless females resemble ants.

title: velvet ant


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unicity

Noun

 * 1) The state or quality of being unique or one of a kind.
 * the unicity of God
 * 1) The fact of being united as a whole.
 * Developing learning strategies requires considering the unicity of the learning object and the restricted and wide contexts of the learner.

title: unicity


text: velvet ants

title: velvet ants


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dejitterizer

Noun

 * 1) A device to reduce jitter.
 * In fact, line terminals, provided with dejitterizers, do not reduce low frequency jitter.

title: dejitterizer


text: dejitterizers

title: dejitterizers


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robemaker

Noun

 * 1) A maker of robes.

title: robemaker


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robemaking

Noun

 * 1) The manufacture of robes.

title: robemaking


text: robemakers

title: robemakers


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plumberless

Adjective

 * 1)  Without a plumber.

title: plumberless


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tailorless

Adjective

 * 1)  Without a tailor.

title: tailorless


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forkable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being moved or separated with a fork.
 * 2)  Capable of being split into separate processes.
 * 3)  Capable of being split into separate projects.
 * 1)  Capable of being split into separate projects.
 * 1)  Capable of being split into separate projects.

title: forkable


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Pittsburghese

Proper noun

 * 1) The dialect of American English spoken around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

title: Pittsburghese


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unarchive

Etymology
From en.

Verb

 * 1)  To extract from a digital archive.
 * Do you know what software I need to unarchive these compressed files?
 * 1)  To remove from an archived state.

title: unarchive


text: unarchives

title: unarchives


text: unarchiving

title: unarchiving


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photokeratitis

Noun

 * 1) A painful condition of the eyes caused by exposure of unprotected eyes to ultraviolet (UV) rays.

Related terms

 * photokeratital

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:, 雪盲癥
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish:
 * German:
 * Hungarian:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: snøblindhet
 * Polish:
 * Swedish:

title: photokeratitis


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Shine-Dalgarno sequence

Etymology
After Australian scientists John Shine and Lynn Dalgarno.

Noun

 * 1)  A ribosomal binding site in the mRNA of prokaryotes.

title: Shine-Dalgarno sequence


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ramifiability

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being ramifiable.

title: ramifiability


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prejump

Adjective

 * 1) Before a jump.

title: prejump


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Jensenism

Etymology
, after (born 1923), professor of educational psychology.

Proper noun

 * 1) The belief that an individual's intelligence is largely due to heredity, including racial heritage.

Translations

 * Danish: jensenisme
 * Finnish: jensenismi

title: Jensenism


text: Spiers

title: Spiers


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faxlore

Etymology

.

Noun

 * 1) A kind of folklore comprising humorous material and urban legends that are shared by fax machine.

title: faxlore


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xeroxlore

Etymology
.

title: xeroxlore


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photocopylore

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) A kind of folklore comprising humorous material and urban legends that are reproduced on photocopiers.

title: photocopylore


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Asia-Pacific

Proper noun

 * 1)  The part of the world in or near the western Pacific Ocean, typically including much of East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Oceania.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: ,
 * Finnish: Aasian ja Tyynenmeren alue
 * Indonesian: Asia Pasifik
 * Japanese: アジア太平洋地域
 * Korean: 아시아 태평양 지역
 * Malay: Asia Pasifik
 * Polish: Azja-Pacyfik
 * Spanish: Asia-Pacífico
 * Tagalog: Asya-Pasipiko
 * Thai: เอเชียแปซิฟิก
 * Vietnamese: Châu Á Thái Bình Dương

title: Asia-Pacific


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oryzomyine

Noun

 * 1) Any member of the rodent tribe, including the rice rats.

title: oryzomyine


text: oryzomyines

title: oryzomyines


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secretoglobin

Noun

 * 1) Any of a family of small disulfide-linked dimeric proteins found only in mammals.

title: secretoglobin


text: secretoglobins

title: secretoglobins


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I-beam

Etymology
Since it resembles a capital letter I with serifs.

Noun

 * 1)  A beam with cross-section shaped like a capital letter I (with serifs top and bottom), used in construction.
 * 2)  A cursor shaped like the letter I, usually indicating text that can be edited or selected.

Translations

 * Finnish: I-palkki
 * Irish: I-bhíoma
 * Ottoman Turkish: پوترل
 * Polish:
 * Russian:, двута́вровая ба́лка
 * Turkish:

title: I-beam


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Lyotardian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to  (1924–1998), French philosopher and literary theorist associated with postmodernism.

title: Lyotardian


text: I-beams

title: I-beams


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cursor key

Noun

 * 1) A key on a computer keyboard marked with a horizontal or vertical arrow, used to move the cursor or other item around the screen.

Translations

 * Esperanto: sagoklavo

title: cursor key


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dimoni

Etymology
, from, substantivised adjective from.

Noun

 * 1) demon
 * 2) devil
 * 3) a cardinalfish of the genus
 * 1) a cardinalfish of the genus

title: dimoni


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eigenclass

Noun

 * 1)  A hidden class associated with each specific instance of another class.

title: eigenclass


text: eigenclasses

title: eigenclasses


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prerotation

Noun

 * 1) A swirling motion in fluid entering a pump.

title: prerotation


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monstruós

Adjective

 * 1) monstrous

title: monstruós


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kraalhead

Noun

 * 1) The traditional leader of a kraal.

title: kraalhead


text: kraalheads

title: kraalheads


text: Tamajaq

title: Tamajaq


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gegant

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) giant
 * 2) in Catalan festival processions, large papier-mâché figures of nobility

Adjective

 * 1) giant

title: gegant


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minikilt

Noun

 * 1) A short kilt; a miniskirt.

title: minikilt


text: minikilts

title: minikilts


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campanya

Etymology
Ultimately from, from , from ; however the date of first attestation was relatively late, in 1523 (it may have been influenced by similar words in other languages; unlike them, however, the Catalan word does not have the sense of "open countryside"). Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (possibly the source of the Catalan word). , taken from French.

Noun

 * 1) campaign

title: campanya