text:
擅權

Verb

 * 1) to monopolize power

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title: 擅權


text:
conponens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: conponens


text: 擅权

title: 擅权


text:
pirado

Adjective

 * 1)  crazy; nuts

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  crazy

title: pirado


text:
componens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) arranging, compiling, composing
 * 2) constructing, building
 * 3) organizing, ordering
 * 4) settling

title: componens


text: conponentes

title: conponentes


text: conponentia

title: conponentia


text: conponentis

title: conponentis


text: conponentium

title: conponentium


text: conponenti

title: conponenti


text: conponentibus

title: conponentibus


text: conponentem

title: conponentem


text: componentia

title: componentia


text: componentis

title: componentis


text: componentium

title: componentium


text: componentibus

title: componentibus


text: componentem

title: componentem


text:
pirar

Verb

 * 1)  to go nuts; to become crazy
 * 2)  to quickly leave; to go away
 * 1)  to quickly leave; to go away

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be uncouth, to lack class
 * 2)  to go away
 * 3)  to go nuts
 * 1)  to go nuts

title: pirar


text: piras

title: piras


text: pirados

title: pirados


text: piradas

title: piradas


text: conprimo

title: conprimo


text: pirada

title: pirada


text: conprimis

title: conprimis


text: conprimit

title: conprimit


text: conprimimus

title: conprimimus


text: conprimitis

title: conprimitis


text: conprimunt

title: conprimunt


text: conprimam

title: conprimam


text: conprimes

title: conprimes


text: conprimet

title: conprimet


text: conprimemus

title: conprimemus


text: conprimetis

title: conprimetis


text: conpriment

title: conpriment


text: conprimebam

title: conprimebam


text: conprimebas

title: conprimebas


text: conprimebat

title: conprimebat


text: conprimebamus

title: conprimebamus


text: conprimebatis

title: conprimebatis


text: conprimebant

title: conprimebant


text: conpressi

title: conpressi


text: conpressisti

title: conpressisti


text: conpressit

title: conpressit


text: conpressimus

title: conpressimus


text: conpressistis

title: conpressistis


text: conpresserunt

title: conpresserunt


text: conpressero

title: conpressero


text: conpresseris

title: conpresseris


text: conpresserit

title: conpresserit


text: conpresserimus

title: conpresserimus


text: conpresseritis

title: conpresseritis


text: conpresserint

title: conpresserint


text: conpresseram

title: conpresseram


text: conpresseras

title: conpresseras


text: conpresserat

title: conpresserat


text: conpresseramus

title: conpresseramus


text: conpresseratis

title: conpresseratis


text: conpresserant

title: conpresserant


text: conprimor

title: conprimor


text: conprimeris

title: conprimeris


text: conprimitur

title: conprimitur


text: conprimimur

title: conprimimur


text: conprimimini

title: conprimimini


text: conprimuntur

title: conprimuntur


text: conprimar

title: conprimar


text: conprimetur

title: conprimetur


text: conprimemur

title: conprimemur


text: conprimemini

title: conprimemini


text: conprimentur

title: conprimentur


text: conprimebar

title: conprimebar


text: conprimebaris

title: conprimebaris


text: conprimebatur

title: conprimebatur


text: conprimebamur

title: conprimebamur


text: conprimebamini

title: conprimebamini


text: conprimebantur

title: conprimebantur


text: conprimas

title: conprimas


text: conprimat

title: conprimat


text: conprimamus

title: conprimamus


text: conprimatis

title: conprimatis


text: conprimant

title: conprimant


text: conprimerem

title: conprimerem


text: conprimeres

title: conprimeres


text: conprimeret

title: conprimeret


text: conprimeremus

title: conprimeremus


text: conprimeretis

title: conprimeretis


text: conprimerent

title: conprimerent


text: conpresserim

title: conpresserim


text: conpressissem

title: conpressissem


text: conpressisses

title: conpressisses


text: conpressisset

title: conpressisset


text: conpressissemus

title: conpressissemus


text: conpressissetis

title: conpressissetis


text: conpressissent

title: conpressissent


text: conprimaris

title: conprimaris


text: conprimatur

title: conprimatur


text: conprimamur

title: conprimamur


text: conprimamini

title: conprimamini


text: conprimantur

title: conprimantur


text: conprimerer

title: conprimerer


text: conprimereris

title: conprimereris


text: conprimeretur

title: conprimeretur


text: conprimeremur

title: conprimeremur


text: conprimeremini

title: conprimeremini


text: conprimerentur

title: conprimerentur


text: conprime

title: conprime


text: conprimito

title: conprimito


text: conprimite

title: conprimite


text: conprimitote

title: conprimitote


text: conprimunto

title: conprimunto


text: conprimere

title: conprimere


text: conprimitor

title: conprimitor


text: conprimuntor

title: conprimuntor


text: conpressisse

title: conpressisse


text: conprimi

title: conprimi


text: comprimis

title: comprimis


text:
comprimit

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a small pill

title: comprimit


text: comprimimus

title: comprimimus


text: comprimitis

title: comprimitis


text: comprimunt

title: comprimunt


text: comprimam

title: comprimam


text: comprimet

title: comprimet


text: comprimemus

title: comprimemus


text: comprimetis

title: comprimetis


text: comprimebam

title: comprimebam


text: comprimebas

title: comprimebas


text: comprimebat

title: comprimebat


text: comprimebamus

title: comprimebamus


text: comprimebatis

title: comprimebatis


text: comprimebant

title: comprimebant


text: compressisti

title: compressisti


text: compressit

title: compressit


text: compressimus

title: compressimus


text: compressistis

title: compressistis


text: compresserunt

title: compresserunt


text: compresseris

title: compresseris


text: compresserit

title: compresserit


text: TCL

title: TCL


text: compresserimus

title: compresserimus


text: compresseritis

title: compresseritis


text: compresserint

title: compresserint


text: compresseram

title: compresseram


text: compresseras

title: compresseras


text: compresserat

title: compresserat


text: compresseramus

title: compresseramus


text: compresseratis

title: compresseratis


text: compresserant

title: compresserant


text: comprimor

title: comprimor


text: comprimeris

title: comprimeris


text: comprimitur

title: comprimitur


text: comprimimur

title: comprimimur


text: comprimimini

title: comprimimini


text: comprimuntur

title: comprimuntur


text: comprimar

title: comprimar


text: comprimetur

title: comprimetur


text: comprimemur

title: comprimemur


text: comprimemini

title: comprimemini


text: comprimentur

title: comprimentur


text: comprimebar

title: comprimebar


text: comprimebaris

title: comprimebaris


text: comprimebatur

title: comprimebatur


text: comprimebamur

title: comprimebamur


text: comprimebamini

title: comprimebamini


text: comprimebantur

title: comprimebantur


text:
comprimat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) tablet

title: comprimat


text: comprimamus

title: comprimamus


text: comprimatis

title: comprimatis


text: comprimerem

title: comprimerem


text: comprimeres

title: comprimeres


text: comprimeret

title: comprimeret


text: comprimeremus

title: comprimeremus


text: comprimeretis

title: comprimeretis


text: comprimerent

title: comprimerent


text: compresserim

title: compresserim


text: compressissem

title: compressissem


text: compressisses

title: compressisses


text: compressisset

title: compressisset


text: compressissemus

title: compressissemus


text: compressissetis

title: compressissetis


text: compressissent

title: compressissent


text: comprimaris

title: comprimaris


text: comprimatur

title: comprimatur


text: comprimamur

title: comprimamur


text: comprimamini

title: comprimamini


text: comprimantur

title: comprimantur


text: comprimerer

title: comprimerer


text: comprimereris

title: comprimereris


text: comprimeretur

title: comprimeretur


text: comprimeremur

title: comprimeremur


text: comprimeremini

title: comprimeremini


text: comprimerentur

title: comprimerentur


text: comprimito

title: comprimito


text: comprimite

title: comprimite


text: comprimitote

title: comprimitote


text: comprimunto

title: comprimunto


text: comprimitor

title: comprimitor


text: comprimuntor

title: comprimuntor


text: compressisse

title: compressisse


text:
conprimens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: conprimens


text:
comprimens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) compressing
 * 2) restraining
 * 3) repressing, curbing
 * 4) withholding, concealing

title: comprimens


text: conprimentes

title: conprimentes


text: conprimentia

title: conprimentia


text: conprimentis

title: conprimentis


text: conprimentium

title: conprimentium


text: conprimenti

title: conprimenti


text: conprimentibus

title: conprimentibus


text: conprimentem

title: conprimentem


text: comprimentes

title: comprimentes


text: comprimentia

title: comprimentia


text: comprimentis

title: comprimentis


text: comprimentium

title: comprimentium


text: comprimenti

title: comprimenti


text: comprimentibus

title: comprimentibus


text: comprimentem

title: comprimentem


text:
conquirens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) seeking out
 * 2) hunting
 * 3) collecting
 * 4) investigating, searching

title: conquirens


text: conquirentes

title: conquirentes


text: conquirentia

title: conquirentia


text: conquirentis

title: conquirentis


text: conquirentium

title: conquirentium


text: conquirenti

title: conquirenti


text: conquirentibus

title: conquirentibus


text: conquirentem

title: conquirentem


text:
conspuo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to spit upon or out (especially in contempt)

title: conspuo


text: conspuis

title: conspuis


text: conspuit

title: conspuit


text: conspuimus

title: conspuimus


text: conspuitis

title: conspuitis


text: conspuunt

title: conspuunt


text: conspuam

title: conspuam


text: conspuet

title: conspuet


text: conspuemus

title: conspuemus


text: conspuetis

title: conspuetis


text: conspuebam

title: conspuebam


text: conspuebas

title: conspuebas


text: conspuebat

title: conspuebat


text: conspuebamus

title: conspuebamus


text: conspuebatis

title: conspuebatis


text: conspuebant

title: conspuebant


text: conspui

title: conspui


text: conspuisti

title: conspuisti


text: conspuistis

title: conspuistis


text: conspuerunt

title: conspuerunt


text: conspuero

title: conspuero


text: conspueris

title: conspueris


text: conspuerit

title: conspuerit


text: conspuerimus

title: conspuerimus


text: conspueritis

title: conspueritis


text: conspuerint

title: conspuerint


text: conspueram

title: conspueram


text: conspuerat

title: conspuerat


text: conspueramus

title: conspueramus


text: conspueratis

title: conspueratis


text: conspuerant

title: conspuerant


text: conspuor

title: conspuor


text: conspuitur

title: conspuitur


text: conspuimur

title: conspuimur


text: conspuimini

title: conspuimini


text: conspuuntur

title: conspuuntur


text: conspuar

title: conspuar


text: conspuetur

title: conspuetur


text: conspuemur

title: conspuemur


text: conspuemini

title: conspuemini


text: conspuentur

title: conspuentur


text: conspuebar

title: conspuebar


text: conspuebaris

title: conspuebaris


text: conspuebatur

title: conspuebatur


text: conspuebamur

title: conspuebamur


text: conspuebamini

title: conspuebamini


text: conspuebantur

title: conspuebantur


text: conspuat

title: conspuat


text: conspuamus

title: conspuamus


text: conspuatis

title: conspuatis


text: conspuerem

title: conspuerem


text: conspueres

title: conspueres


text: conspueret

title: conspueret


text: conspueremus

title: conspueremus


text: conspueretis

title: conspueretis


text: conspuerent

title: conspuerent


text: conspuerim

title: conspuerim


text: conspuissem

title: conspuissem


text: conspuisses

title: conspuisses


text: conspuisset

title: conspuisset


text: conspuissemus

title: conspuissemus


text: conspuissetis

title: conspuissetis


text: conspuissent

title: conspuissent


text: conspuaris

title: conspuaris


text: conspuatur

title: conspuatur


text: conspuamur

title: conspuamur


text: conspuamini

title: conspuamini


text: conspuantur

title: conspuantur


text: conspuerer

title: conspuerer


text: conspuereris

title: conspuereris


text: conspueretur

title: conspueretur


text: conspueremur

title: conspueremur


text: conspueremini

title: conspueremini


text: conspuerentur

title: conspuerentur


text: conspuito

title: conspuito


text: conspuite

title: conspuite


text: conspuitote

title: conspuitote


text: conspuunto

title: conspuunto


text: conspuere

title: conspuere


text: conspuitor

title: conspuitor


text: conspuuntor

title: conspuuntor


text: conspuisse

title: conspuisse


text:
contenebro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to darken

title: contenebro


text: contenebras

title: contenebras


text: contenebrat

title: contenebrat


text: contenebramus

title: contenebramus


text: contenebratis

title: contenebratis


text: contenebrant

title: contenebrant


text: contenebrabo

title: contenebrabo


text: contenebrabis

title: contenebrabis


text: contenebrabit

title: contenebrabit


text: contenebrabimus

title: contenebrabimus


text: contenebrabitis

title: contenebrabitis


text: contenebrabunt

title: contenebrabunt


text: contenebrabam

title: contenebrabam


text: contenebrabas

title: contenebrabas


text: contenebrabat

title: contenebrabat


text: contenebrabamus

title: contenebrabamus


text: contenebrabatis

title: contenebrabatis


text: contenebrabant

title: contenebrabant


text: contenebravi

title: contenebravi


text: contenebravisti

title: contenebravisti


text: contenebravit

title: contenebravit


text: contenebravimus

title: contenebravimus


text: contenebravistis

title: contenebravistis


text: contenebraverunt

title: contenebraverunt


text: contenebravero

title: contenebravero


text: contenebraveris

title: contenebraveris


text: contenebraverit

title: contenebraverit


text: contenebraverimus

title: contenebraverimus


text: contenebraveritis

title: contenebraveritis


text: contenebraverint

title: contenebraverint


text: contenebraveram

title: contenebraveram


text: contenebraveras

title: contenebraveras


text: contenebraverat

title: contenebraverat


text: contenebraveramus

title: contenebraveramus


text: contenebraveratis

title: contenebraveratis


text: contenebraverant

title: contenebraverant


text: contenebror

title: contenebror


text: contenebraris

title: contenebraris


text: contenebratur

title: contenebratur


text: contenebramur

title: contenebramur


text: contenebramini

title: contenebramini


text: contenebrantur

title: contenebrantur


text: contenebrabor

title: contenebrabor


text: contenebraberis

title: contenebraberis


text: contenebrabitur

title: contenebrabitur


text: contenebrabimur

title: contenebrabimur


text: contenebrabimini

title: contenebrabimini


text: contenebrabuntur

title: contenebrabuntur


text: contenebrabar

title: contenebrabar


text: contenebrabaris

title: contenebrabaris


text: contenebrabatur

title: contenebrabatur


text: contenebrabamur

title: contenebrabamur


text: contenebrabamini

title: contenebrabamini


text: contenebrabantur

title: contenebrabantur


text: contenebrem

title: contenebrem


text: contenebres

title: contenebres


text: contenebret

title: contenebret


text: contenebremus

title: contenebremus


text: contenebretis

title: contenebretis


text: contenebrent

title: contenebrent


text: contenebrarem

title: contenebrarem


text: contenebrares

title: contenebrares


text: contenebraret

title: contenebraret


text: contenebraremus

title: contenebraremus


text: contenebraretis

title: contenebraretis


text: contenebrarent

title: contenebrarent


text: contenebraverim

title: contenebraverim


text: contenebravissem

title: contenebravissem


text: contenebravisses

title: contenebravisses


text: contenebravisset

title: contenebravisset


text: contenebravissemus

title: contenebravissemus


text: contenebravissetis

title: contenebravissetis


text: contenebravissent

title: contenebravissent


text: contenebrer

title: contenebrer


text: contenebreris

title: contenebreris


text: contenebretur

title: contenebretur


text: contenebremur

title: contenebremur


text: contenebremini

title: contenebremini


text: contenebrentur

title: contenebrentur


text: contenebrarer

title: contenebrarer


text: contenebrareris

title: contenebrareris


text: contenebraretur

title: contenebraretur


text: contenebraremur

title: contenebraremur


text: contenebraremini

title: contenebraremini


text: contenebrarentur

title: contenebrarentur


text: contenebra

title: contenebra


text: contenebrato

title: contenebrato


text: contenebrate

title: contenebrate


text: contenebratote

title: contenebratote


text: contenebranto

title: contenebranto


text: contenebrare

title: contenebrare


text: contenebrator

title: contenebrator


text: contenebrantor

title: contenebrantor


text: contenebravisse

title: contenebravisse


text: contenebrari

title: contenebrari


text:
convicior

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to revile, reproach or taunt

title: convicior


text: conviciaris

title: conviciaris


text: conviciatur

title: conviciatur


text: conviciamur

title: conviciamur


text: conviciamini

title: conviciamini


text: conviciantur

title: conviciantur


text: conviciabor

title: conviciabor


text: conviciaberis

title: conviciaberis


text: conviciabitur

title: conviciabitur


text: conviciabimur

title: conviciabimur


text: conviciabimini

title: conviciabimini


text: conviciabuntur

title: conviciabuntur


text: conviciabar

title: conviciabar


text: conviciabaris

title: conviciabaris


text: conviciabatur

title: conviciabatur


text: conviciabamur

title: conviciabamur


text: conviciabamini

title: conviciabamini


text: conviciabantur

title: conviciabantur


text: convicier

title: convicier


text: convicieris

title: convicieris


text: convicietur

title: convicietur


text: conviciemur

title: conviciemur


text: conviciemini

title: conviciemini


text: convicientur

title: convicientur


text: conviciarer

title: conviciarer


text: conviciareris

title: conviciareris


text: conviciaretur

title: conviciaretur


text: conviciaremur

title: conviciaremur


text: conviciaremini

title: conviciaremini


text: conviciarentur

title: conviciarentur


text: conviciare

title: conviciare


text:
conviciator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) railer, reviler
 * 2) slanderer

title: conviciator


text: conviciantor

title: conviciantor


text: conviciari

title: conviciari


text:
Thesaurus:tire

Verb
(transitive)

title: Thesaurus:tire


text:
convocans

Etymology
Present

Participle

 * 1) assembling
 * 2) convening, convoking
 * 3) summoning, mustering

title: convocans


text: convocantes

title: convocantes


text: convocantia

title: convocantia


text: convocantis

title: convocantis


text: convocantium

title: convocantium


text: convocanti

title: convocanti


text: convocantibus

title: convocantibus


text: convocantem

title: convocantem


text:
corban

Etymology
From, from. Found in the Bible at Mark 7.11. .

Noun

 * 1) An offering to God, especially in fulfilment of a vow.
 * 2) * 1901, The Bible, American Standard Version, |Mark 7:11
 * but ye say, If a man shall say to his father or his mother, That wherewith thou mightest have been profited by me is Corban, that is to say, Given [to God];
 * 1) An alms basket; a vessel to receive gifts of charity; a treasury of the church, where offerings are deposited.

Usage notes

 * In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word is usually translated, as in Numbers xviii. 9, xxxi. 50.
 * The traditionists laid down that a man might interdict himself by vow, not only from using for himself, but from giving to another, or receiving from him, some particular object, whether of food or any other kind. A person might thus exempt himself from assisting parents in distress, under plea of corban.

Translations

 * Albanian:
 * Arabic: قُرْبَان
 * Armenian: կուրբան
 * Azerbaijani:
 * Bashkir: ҡорбан
 * Bengali:
 * Bulgarian:
 * Chechen: гӏурбан
 * French:
 * Georgian: ყურბანი
 * Greek: κουρμπάν
 * Ancient: κορβᾶν
 * Hebrew:
 * Hindi: क़ुर्बान
 * Indonesian:
 * Kazakh: құрбан
 * Kurdish:
 * Northern Kurdish:
 * Kyrgyz:
 * Macedonian: курбан
 * Malay:
 * Ottoman Turkish: قربان
 * Pashto:
 * Persian:
 * Russian:
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: ку̀рба̄н
 * Roman:
 * Tajik: қурбон
 * Tatar:
 * Turkish:
 * Turkmen: gurban
 * Urdu: قربان
 * Uyghur: قۇربان
 * Uzbek:

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) gift, votive offering

Declension
Taken as indeclinable by most authors. However, the accusative singular, from , is seen.

title: corban


text:
crucifigens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) crucifying

title: crucifigens


text: crucifigentes

title: crucifigentes


text: crucifigentia

title: crucifigentia


text: crucifigentis

title: crucifigentis


text: crucifigentium

title: crucifigentium


text: crucifigenti

title: crucifigenti


text: crucifigentibus

title: crucifigentibus


text: crucifigentem

title: crucifigentem


text:
cuiusque

Pronoun

 * : of each / every person / thing

title: cuiusque


text:
curandus

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) An adult person subject to a particular regime of guardianship (curatele).

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be cured, or used in healing

title: curandus


text: curanda

title: curanda


text: curandum

title: curandum


text: curandi

title: curandi


text: curandae

title: curandae


text: curandorum

title: curandorum


text: curandarum

title: curandarum


text: curandis

title: curandis


text: curandam

title: curandam


text: curandos

title: curandos


text: curandas

title: curandas


text: curande

title: curande


text: Thesaurus:respond

title: Thesaurus:respond


text:
叔季

Etymology
of (711 BCE - 694 BCE) had four sons. His oldest son, Duke Zhuang of Lu, succeeded his father. His other three sons were Qingfu (慶父), Shu Ya (叔牙) and Ji You (季友), and they founded the clans known as the. The latter two brothers became the patriarchs of powerful landlord families that later came to be used as a metaphor for those who monopolize power.

Noun

 * 1)  those who monopolize power

Proper noun

 * 1)  the House of the Descendants of Shu Ya died 662 BCE and the House of the Descendants of Ji You died 644 BCE

title: 叔季


text:
aiteamh

Noun

 * 1) thaw

title: aiteamh


text: aiteimh

title: aiteimh


text: aiteamhan

title: aiteamhan


text: daemonum

title: daemonum


text:
dearbhair-litreachaidh

Noun

 * 1) spell checker

title: dearbhair-litreachaidh


text: dearbhairean-litreachaidh

title: dearbhairean-litreachaidh


text:
deceptio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) deception, deceit
 * 2) deceitfulness
 * 1) deceitfulness

title: deceptio


text: deceptiones

title: deceptiones


text: deceptionis

title: deceptionis


text: deceptionum

title: deceptionum


text: deceptioni

title: deceptioni


text: deceptionibus

title: deceptionibus


text: deceptionem

title: deceptionem


text: deceptione

title: deceptione


text:
litreachadh

Noun

 * 1) spelling, orthography
 * 1) spelling, orthography

Derived terms

 * - spell checker

Related terms

 * - literate
 * - literacy
 * - letter
 * - literature

title: litreachadh


text: litreachaidh

title: litreachaidh


text: litreachaidhean

title: litreachaidhean


text:
decidens

Etymology 1
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) falling down, collapsing
 * 2) dying

Etymology 2
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cutting off; reducing, diminishing
 * 2) beating, thrashing

title: decidens


text: decidentes

title: decidentes


text: decidentia

title: decidentia


text: decidentis

title: decidentis


text: decidentium

title: decidentium


text: decidenti

title: decidenti


text: decidentibus

title: decidentibus


text: decidentem

title: decidentem


text: Carlstad

title: Carlstad


text: Karlstad

title: Karlstad


text:
Wermland

Usage notes

 * Now only used in certain proper names, such as Nya Wermlands-Tidningen.

title: Wermland


text:
Värmland

Proper noun

 * 1) the province Värmland in Sweden; also in the name of Värmland County

title: Värmland


text:
decumbo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to lie down or recline
 * 2) to fall (in a fight)

title: decumbo


text: decumbis

title: decumbis


text: decumbit

title: decumbit


text: decumbimus

title: decumbimus


text: decumbitis

title: decumbitis


text: decumbunt

title: decumbunt


text: decumbam

title: decumbam


text: decumbes

title: decumbes


text: decumbet

title: decumbet


text: decumbemus

title: decumbemus


text: decumbetis

title: decumbetis


text: decumbebam

title: decumbebam


text: decumbebas

title: decumbebas


text: decumbebat

title: decumbebat


text: decumbebamus

title: decumbebamus


text: decumbebatis

title: decumbebatis


text: decumbebant

title: decumbebant


text: decubui

title: decubui


text: decubuisti

title: decubuisti


text: decubuit

title: decubuit


text: decubuimus

title: decubuimus


text: decubuistis

title: decubuistis


text: decubuerunt

title: decubuerunt


text: decubuero

title: decubuero


text: decubueris

title: decubueris


text: decubuerit

title: decubuerit


text: decubuerimus

title: decubuerimus


text: decubueritis

title: decubueritis


text: decubuerint

title: decubuerint


text: decubueram

title: decubueram


text: decubueras

title: decubueras


text: decubuerat

title: decubuerat


text: decubueramus

title: decubueramus


text: decubueratis

title: decubueratis


text: decubuerant

title: decubuerant


text: decumbitur

title: decumbitur


text: decumbetur

title: decumbetur


text: decumbebatur

title: decumbebatur


text: decumbas

title: decumbas


text: decumbat

title: decumbat


text: decumbamus

title: decumbamus


text: decumbatis

title: decumbatis


text: decumbant

title: decumbant


text: decumberem

title: decumberem


text: decumberes

title: decumberes


text: decumberet

title: decumberet


text: decumberemus

title: decumberemus


text: decumberetis

title: decumberetis


text: decumberent

title: decumberent


text: decubuerim

title: decubuerim


text: decubuissem

title: decubuissem


text: decubuisses

title: decubuisses


text: decubuisset

title: decubuisset


text: decubuissemus

title: decubuissemus


text: decubuissetis

title: decubuissetis


text: decubuissent

title: decubuissent


text: decumbatur

title: decumbatur


text: decumberetur

title: decumberetur


text: decumbe

title: decumbe


text: decumbito

title: decumbito


text: decumbite

title: decumbite


text: decumbitote

title: decumbitote


text: decumbunto

title: decumbunto


text: decumbere

title: decumbere


text: decumbitor

title: decumbitor


text: decubuisse

title: decubuisse


text: decumbi

title: decumbi


text:
Zyzzyva

Etymology
The name was formally published, along with a description of the genus, by coleopterist in 1922. Since there's no word remotely like this in either Greek or Latin, Casey probably just made up a name that would appear at the end of alphabetical lists.

Trivia

 * "Zyzzyva" is the last word in many English-language dictionaries.

title: Zyzzyva


text:
Curculionidae

Hypernyms

 * ; Polyphaga - suborder; - superfamily

Hyponyms

 * - type genus; for the numerous other genera see

title: Curculionidae


text:
Curculionoidea

Hyponyms

 * ,, , , , (true weevils),

title: Curculionoidea


text: Christinehamn

title: Christinehamn


text:
deponendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be deposited, laid aside etc.

title: deponendus


text: Kristinehamn

title: Kristinehamn


text: deponenda

title: deponenda


text: deponendum

title: deponendum


text: deponendi

title: deponendi


text: deponendae

title: deponendae


text: deponendorum

title: deponendorum


text: deponendarum

title: deponendarum


text: deponendis

title: deponendis


text: deponendam

title: deponendam


text: deponendos

title: deponendos


text: deponendas

title: deponendas


text: deponende

title: deponende


text:
SIPRNET

Proper noun

 * 1)  The Secret Internet Protocol Router Network: the U.S. Department of Defense's largest network for the exchange of classified information and messages at the SECRET level.

title: SIPRNET


text:
deprecans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) averting (by prayer)
 * 2) deprecating
 * 3) interceding

title: deprecans


text: deprecantes

title: deprecantes


text: deprecantia

title: deprecantia


text: deprecantis

title: deprecantis


text: deprecantium

title: deprecantium


text: deprecanti

title: deprecanti


text: deprecantibus

title: deprecantibus


text: deprecantem

title: deprecantem


text: RNTM

title: RNTM


text:
deterius

Adverb

 * 1) worse
 * 2) unfavourably

title: deterius


text:
devorat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) devoured

title: devorat


text: devoramus

title: devoramus


text: devoratis

title: devoratis


text:
devorant

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) consuming, devouring

title: devorant


text: devorabo

title: devorabo


text: devorabis

title: devorabis


text: devorabit

title: devorabit


text: devorabimus

title: devorabimus


text: devorabitis

title: devorabitis


text: devorabunt

title: devorabunt


text: devorabam

title: devorabam


text: devorabat

title: devorabat


text: devorabamus

title: devorabamus


text: devorabatis

title: devorabatis


text: devorabant

title: devorabant


text: devoravi

title: devoravi


text: devoravisti

title: devoravisti


text: devoravit

title: devoravit


text: devoravimus

title: devoravimus


text: devoravistis

title: devoravistis


text: devoraverunt

title: devoraverunt


text: devoravero

title: devoravero


text: devoraveris

title: devoraveris


text: devoraverit

title: devoraverit


text: devoraverimus

title: devoraverimus


text: devoraveritis

title: devoraveritis


text: devoraverint

title: devoraverint


text: devoraveram

title: devoraveram


text: devoraveras

title: devoraveras


text: devoraverat

title: devoraverat


text: devoraveramus

title: devoraveramus


text: devoraveratis

title: devoraveratis


text: devoraverant

title: devoraverant


text: devoror

title: devoror


text: devoraris

title: devoraris


text: devoratur

title: devoratur


text: devoramur

title: devoramur


text: devoramini

title: devoramini


text: devorantur

title: devorantur


text: devorabor

title: devorabor


text: devoraberis

title: devoraberis


text: devorabitur

title: devorabitur


text: devorabimur

title: devorabimur


text: devorabimini

title: devorabimini


text: devorabuntur

title: devorabuntur


text: devorabar

title: devorabar


text: devorabaris

title: devorabaris


text: devorabatur

title: devorabatur


text: devorabamur

title: devorabamur


text: devorabamini

title: devorabamini


text: devorabantur

title: devorabantur


text: devorem

title: devorem


text: devoret

title: devoret


text: devoremus

title: devoremus


text: devoretis

title: devoretis


text: devorent

title: devorent


text: devorarem

title: devorarem


text: devoraret

title: devoraret


text: devoraremus

title: devoraremus


text: devoraretis

title: devoraretis


text: devorarent

title: devorarent


text: devoraverim

title: devoraverim


text: devoravissem

title: devoravissem


text: devoravisses

title: devoravisses


text: devoravisset

title: devoravisset


text: devoravissemus

title: devoravissemus


text: devoravissetis

title: devoravissetis


text: devoravissent

title: devoravissent


text:
devorer

Etymology

 * equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to devour; to consume

title: devorer


text: devoreris

title: devoreris


text: devoretur

title: devoretur


text: devoremur

title: devoremur


text: devoremini

title: devoremini


text: devorentur

title: devorentur


text: devorarer

title: devorarer


text: devorareris

title: devorareris


text: devoraretur

title: devoraretur


text: devoraremur

title: devoraremur


text: devoraremini

title: devoraremini


text: devorarentur

title: devorarentur


text: devorato

title: devorato


text: devorate

title: devorate


text: devoratote

title: devoratote


text: devoranto

title: devoranto


text:
devorator

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) devouring

title: devorator


text: devorantor

title: devorantor


text: devoravisse

title: devoravisse


text: devorari

title: devorari


text:
devorans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) swallowing, gulping down, devouring
 * 2) absorbing
 * 3) consuming

title: devorans


text: devorantes

title: devorantes


text: devorantia

title: devorantia


text: devorantis

title: devorantis


text: devorantium

title: devorantium


text: devoranti

title: devoranti


text:
devorante

Adjective

 * 1) ravenous

Adjective

 * 1) devastating

title: devorante


text: devorantibus

title: devorantibus


text: devorantem

title: devorantem


text: Thesaurus:blame

title: Thesaurus:blame


text:
diluculum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) daybreak, dawn

title: diluculum


text: dilucula

title: dilucula


text: diluculi

title: diluculi


text: diluculorum

title: diluculorum


text: diluculo

title: diluculo


text: diluculis

title: diluculis


text:
User talk:Dylan Hsu

breezy
You'll need to provide evidence of your meaning. SemperBlotto 18:32, 11 December 2010 (UTC)

Here are our standard welcome links. Have a look, especially at our "Criteria for inclusion". SemperBlotto 18:39, 11 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Dylan Hsu


text:
dimittens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dismissing (sending away)

title: dimittens


text: dimittentes

title: dimittentes


text: dimittentia

title: dimittentia


text: dimittentis

title: dimittentis


text: dimittentium

title: dimittentium


text: dimittenti

title: dimittenti


text: dimittentibus

title: dimittentibus


text: dimittentem

title: dimittentem


text:
Talk:Hebriden

Hebriden

 * This entry is absolutely correct in German language! Nasobema lyricum 18:36, 11 December 2010 (UTC) from the German Wiktionary

title: Talk:Hebriden


text:
befile

Etymology
From, from , from , equivalent to en. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. See also.

Verb

 * 1)  To make filthy; befoul; soil.

title: befile


text:
tooner

Noun

 * 1)  An animated film or TV show.
 * 2) A person involved in the production of animated works or cartoons.
 * 3) A fan of cartoons or animated works.
 * 1) A person involved in the production of animated works or cartoons.
 * 2) A fan of cartoons or animated works.
 * 1) A person involved in the production of animated works or cartoons.
 * 2) A fan of cartoons or animated works.
 * 1) A fan of cartoons or animated works.

title: tooner


text:
discerpo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to pluck or tear to pieces; to rend, mutilate or mangle

title: discerpo


text: discerpis

title: discerpis


text: discerpit

title: discerpit


text: discerpimus

title: discerpimus


text: discerpitis

title: discerpitis


text: discerpunt

title: discerpunt


text: discerpam

title: discerpam


text: discerpes

title: discerpes


text: discerpet

title: discerpet


text: discerpemus

title: discerpemus


text: discerpetis

title: discerpetis


text: discerpent

title: discerpent


text: discerpebam

title: discerpebam


text: discerpebas

title: discerpebas


text: discerpebat

title: discerpebat


text: discerpebamus

title: discerpebamus


text: discerpebatis

title: discerpebatis


text: discerpebant

title: discerpebant


text: discerpor

title: discerpor


text: discerperis

title: discerperis


text: discerpitur

title: discerpitur


text: discerpimur

title: discerpimur


text: discerpimini

title: discerpimini


text: discerpuntur

title: discerpuntur


text: discerpar

title: discerpar


text: discerpetur

title: discerpetur


text: discerpemur

title: discerpemur


text: discerpemini

title: discerpemini


text: discerpentur

title: discerpentur


text: discerpebar

title: discerpebar


text: discerpebaris

title: discerpebaris


text: discerpebatur

title: discerpebatur


text: discerpebamur

title: discerpebamur


text: discerpebamini

title: discerpebamini


text: discerpebantur

title: discerpebantur


text: discerpas

title: discerpas


text: discerpat

title: discerpat


text: discerpamus

title: discerpamus


text: discerpatis

title: discerpatis


text: discerpant

title: discerpant


text: discerperem

title: discerperem


text: discerperes

title: discerperes


text: discerperet

title: discerperet


text: discerperemus

title: discerperemus


text: discerperetis

title: discerperetis


text: discerperent

title: discerperent


text: discerparis

title: discerparis


text: discerpatur

title: discerpatur


text: discerpamur

title: discerpamur


text: discerpamini

title: discerpamini


text: discerpantur

title: discerpantur


text: discerperer

title: discerperer


text: discerpereris

title: discerpereris


text: discerperetur

title: discerperetur


text: discerperemur

title: discerperemur


text: discerperemini

title: discerperemini


text: discerperentur

title: discerperentur


text: discerpe

title: discerpe


text: discerpito

title: discerpito


text: discerpite

title: discerpite


text: discerpitote

title: discerpitote


text: discerpunto

title: discerpunto


text:
discerpere

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to rip, to tear

title: discerpere


text: discerpitor

title: discerpitor


text: discerpuntor

title: discerpuntor


text: discerpi

title: discerpi


text:
discerpens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rending, mutilating

title: discerpens


text: discerpentes

title: discerpentes


text: discerpentia

title: discerpentia


text: discerpentis

title: discerpentis


text: discerpentium

title: discerpentium


text: discerpenti

title: discerpenti


text: discerpentibus

title: discerpentibus


text: discerpentem

title: discerpentem


text:
beflea

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To pester, as fleas do.

title: beflea


text:
Talk:korista

Removed derived from etym 1
I removed the derivative "koristaa" from the article; at least I can't think of such a derivative verb from wheeze/rattle. If there were such a word, it would have to be korisuttaa. Even that seems unlikely. ¦ hyark digyik 18:49, 11 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:korista


text:
discubitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) reclined (at table)

Noun

 * 1) seat, or place to recline, at table

title: discubitus


text: discubita

title: discubita


text: discubitum

title: discubitum


text: discubiti

title: discubiti


text: discubitae

title: discubitae


text: discubitorum

title: discubitorum


text: discubitarum

title: discubitarum


text: discubito

title: discubito


text: discubitis

title: discubitis


text: discubitam

title: discubitam


text: discubitos

title: discubitos


text: discubitas

title: discubitas


text: discubite

title: discubite


text:
dispertio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to divide (up)
 * 2) to distribute
 * 3) to assign

title: dispertio


text: dispertis

title: dispertis


text: dispertit

title: dispertit


text: dispertimus

title: dispertimus


text: dispertitis

title: dispertitis


text: dispertiunt

title: dispertiunt


text: dispertiam

title: dispertiam


text: disperties

title: disperties


text: dispertiet

title: dispertiet


text: dispertiemus

title: dispertiemus


text: dispertietis

title: dispertietis


text: dispertient

title: dispertient


text: dispertiebam

title: dispertiebam


text: dispertiebas

title: dispertiebas


text: dispertiebat

title: dispertiebat


text: dispertiebamus

title: dispertiebamus


text: dispertiebatis

title: dispertiebatis


text: dispertiebant

title: dispertiebant


text: dispertivi

title: dispertivi


text: dispertivisti

title: dispertivisti


text: dispertivit

title: dispertivit


text: dispertivimus

title: dispertivimus


text: dispertivistis

title: dispertivistis


text: dispertiverunt

title: dispertiverunt


text: dispertivero

title: dispertivero


text: dispertiveris

title: dispertiveris


text: dispertiverit

title: dispertiverit


text: dispertiverimus

title: dispertiverimus


text: dispertiveritis

title: dispertiveritis


text: dispertiverint

title: dispertiverint


text: dispertiveram

title: dispertiveram


text: dispertiveras

title: dispertiveras


text: dispertiverat

title: dispertiverat


text: dispertiveramus

title: dispertiveramus


text: dispertiveratis

title: dispertiveratis


text: dispertiverant

title: dispertiverant


text: dispertior

title: dispertior


text: dispertiris

title: dispertiris


text: dispertitur

title: dispertitur


text: dispertimur

title: dispertimur


text: dispertimini

title: dispertimini


text: dispertiuntur

title: dispertiuntur


text: dispertiar

title: dispertiar


text: dispertieris

title: dispertieris


text: dispertietur

title: dispertietur


text: dispertiemur

title: dispertiemur


text: dispertiemini

title: dispertiemini


text: dispertientur

title: dispertientur


text: dispertiebar

title: dispertiebar


text: dispertiebaris

title: dispertiebaris


text: dispertiebatur

title: dispertiebatur


text: dispertiebamur

title: dispertiebamur


text: dispertiebamini

title: dispertiebamini


text: dispertiebantur

title: dispertiebantur


text: dispertias

title: dispertias


text: dispertiat

title: dispertiat


text: dispertiamus

title: dispertiamus


text: dispertiatis

title: dispertiatis


text: dispertiant

title: dispertiant


text: dispertirem

title: dispertirem


text: dispertires

title: dispertires


text: dispertiret

title: dispertiret


text: dispertiremus

title: dispertiremus


text: dispertiretis

title: dispertiretis


text: dispertirent

title: dispertirent


text: dispertiverim

title: dispertiverim


text: dispertivissem

title: dispertivissem


text: dispertivisses

title: dispertivisses


text: dispertivisset

title: dispertivisset


text: dispertivissemus

title: dispertivissemus


text: dispertivissetis

title: dispertivissetis


text: dispertivissent

title: dispertivissent


text: dispertiaris

title: dispertiaris


text: dispertiatur

title: dispertiatur


text: dispertiamur

title: dispertiamur


text: dispertiamini

title: dispertiamini


text: dispertiantur

title: dispertiantur


text: dispertirer

title: dispertirer


text: dispertireris

title: dispertireris


text: dispertiretur

title: dispertiretur


text: dispertiremur

title: dispertiremur


text: dispertiremini

title: dispertiremini


text: dispertirentur

title: dispertirentur


text: disperti

title: disperti


text: dispertito

title: dispertito


text: dispertite

title: dispertite


text: dispertitote

title: dispertitote


text: dispertiunto

title: dispertiunto


text: dispertire

title: dispertire


text: dispertitor

title: dispertitor


text: dispertiuntor

title: dispertiuntor


text: dispertivisse

title: dispertivisse


text: dispertiri

title: dispertiri


text:
röta

Etymology
See. .

The luck sense is of uncertain origin. It is possible that it shares a common origin with the rot sense.

Noun

 * 1) rot
 * 2)  luck
 * 1)  luck

title: röta


text: M-W

title: M-W


text: betweonan

title: betweonan


text:
社鼠

Noun

 * 1)  petty officials who rely on the imperial court's patronage to wield undue influence

title: 社鼠


text:
Talk:jeeh

Inalienable?
Can this word appear on its own, or only with a prefix? 71.66.97.228 19:31, 11 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Not inalienable. —Stephen (Talk) 21:15, 11 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:jeeh


text:
ruttna

Etymology
, rutna, rotna, same as 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. The adjective originated as the past participle of a different verb than this one, one of strong conjugation. Both verbs ultimately relate to. From.

Verb

 * 1) to rot, to become rotten

title: ruttna


text:
laich

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

Adjective

 * 1) Low; flat; lowly.

title: laich


text: blifvit

title: blifvit


text:
hafva

Verb

 * , later substituted by ha after apocope

title: hafva


text:
paracusia

Etymology
From +

Noun

 * 1)  A form of hallucination that involves perceiving sounds without auditory stimulus.

Translations

 * Icelandic: heyrnarglöp, misheyrn

title: paracusia


text: hvilka

title: hvilka


text:
socken

Etymology 1
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) a parish, a municipality; the geographic area of a state church parish, an administrative unit before the Swedish municipal reform of 1863, still used in folklore, local history and genealogy

title: socken


text:
Talk:breezy

breezy as a slang term for a woman

 * 1) 12/9/2003: Nick Cannon ft. Mariah Carey - My Rib - lyrics
 * 2) 6/22/2004: Jojo - Breezy - lyrics
 * 3) 12/8/2009: Chris Brown ft. Gucci Mane - Ms. Breezy - lyrics

Complies with CFI. Spans a long interval, three permanently recorded works.
 * We've accepted song lyrics before, what would really help is a high quality transcription of these lyrics, an official website or something. Mglovesfun (talk) 20:05, 11 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Done Dylan Hsu 20:08, 11 December 2010 (UTC)

RFV
Rfv-sense: A woman. See talk:breezy and User talk:SemperBlotto. Mglovesfun (talk) 20:08, 11 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Failed RFV. Equinox ◑ 00:06, 9 July 2011 (UTC)

RFC
Def #1: "fresh and animated." I'm struggling to get an idea of what that means. --Jerome Potts 04:00, 25 August 2011 (UTC)
 * I've had a go —Saltmarshtalk-συζήτηση 05:40, 25 August 2011 (UTC)

RFV 2
Rfv-sense: flatulent. I can't find anything but haven't looked very hard (it's difficult for a common term like this). The meaning is not even in Urban Dictionary, leading me to think its addition was spurious. I'm listing it here just to be sure though. This, that and the other (talk) 06:27, 26 February 2013 (UTC)

Deleted. bd2412 T 21:18, 11 August 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:breezy


text: äfven

title: äfven


text: hvilket

title: hvilket


text: Citations:public option

title: Citations:public option


text:
Talk:mirosi

Hi!

The Romanian Etymologic Dictionary mentions that a derivation from Greek μυρώνω (myróno), aorist of ἐμύρωσα (émýrosa, "to perfume") is more likely.

The regional variant amirosi supports a Greek origin.

--Robbie SWE 20:06, 11 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:mirosi


text:
härad

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) a hundred; a court district in the Swedish countryside from medieval times until 1970
 * 2)  an area of (possibly remote) similarity
 * 1)  an area of (possibly remote) similarity

title: härad


text:
guarson

Noun

 * 1) boy male child

title: guarson


text:
borgenär

Noun

 * 1) a creditor, obligee

title: borgenär


text:
espinard

Noun

 * 1) spinach plant
 * 2) spinach foodstuff

title: espinard


text: espinards

title: espinards


text:
lactue

Etymology
From, with the added back to reflect the original.

Noun

 * 1) lettuce

title: lactue


text: lactues

title: lactues


text:
emellan

Adverb

 * 1) in between

Postposition

 * 1) between

title: emellan


text: hvarje

title: hvarje


text: kungöres

title: kungöres


text:
härstädes

Adverb

 * 1) here; in this place

title: härstädes


text: afseende

title: afseende


text:
hvars

Etymology
Contraction from,.

Adverb

 * 1) wheresoever

title: hvars


text: aflidne

title: aflidne


text: avlidne

title: avlidne


text:
avliden

Adjective

 * 1) deceased, dead

title: avliden


text: blifva

title: blifva


text:
guarsonnet

Etymology
, corresponding to.

Noun

 * 1) boykin young boy

title: guarsonnet


text:
dispertitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) divided (up)
 * 2) distributed
 * 3) assigned

title: dispertitus


text:
Category:Middle French terms suffixed with -et

See also Category:French terms suffixed with -et and Category:Old French terms suffixed with -et.


text: dispertita

title: dispertita


text: dispertitum

title: dispertitum


text: dispertiti

title: dispertiti


text: dispertitae

title: dispertitae


text: dispertitorum

title: dispertitorum


text: dispertitarum

title: dispertitarum


text: dispertitam

title: dispertitam


text: dispertitos

title: dispertitos


text: dispertitas

title: dispertitas


text:
sammanträda

Verb

 * 1) to meet, to hold a meeting

title: sammanträda


text: jemte

title: jemte


text: tunnor

title: tunnor


text:
aureiller

Noun

 * 1) pillow

title: aureiller


text:
disputat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) disputed

title: disputat


text: disputamus

title: disputamus


text: disputatis

title: disputatis


text: disputabo

title: disputabo


text: disputabis

title: disputabis


text: disputabit

title: disputabit


text: disputabimus

title: disputabimus


text: disputabitis

title: disputabitis


text: disputabunt

title: disputabunt


text: disputabam

title: disputabam


text: disputabat

title: disputabat


text: disputabamus

title: disputabamus


text: disputabatis

title: disputabatis


text: disputabant

title: disputabant


text: disputavisti

title: disputavisti


text: disputavit

title: disputavit


text: disputavimus

title: disputavimus


text: disputavistis

title: disputavistis


text: disputaverunt

title: disputaverunt


text: disputavero

title: disputavero


text: disputaveris

title: disputaveris


text: disputaverit

title: disputaverit


text: disputaverimus

title: disputaverimus


text: disputaveritis

title: disputaveritis


text: disputaverint

title: disputaverint


text:
samtlige

Etymology
From, from and/or.

Adjective

 * 1) all

Etymology
From.

Determiner

 * 1) all

title: samtlige


text: disputaveram

title: disputaveram


text: disputaveras

title: disputaveras


text: disputaverat

title: disputaverat


text: disputaveramus

title: disputaveramus


text: disputaveratis

title: disputaveratis


text: disputaverant

title: disputaverant


text: disputor

title: disputor


text: disputaris

title: disputaris


text: disputatur

title: disputatur


text: disputamur

title: disputamur


text: disputamini

title: disputamini


text: disputantur

title: disputantur


text: disputabor

title: disputabor


text: disputaberis

title: disputaberis


text: disputabitur

title: disputabitur


text: disputabimur

title: disputabimur


text: disputabimini

title: disputabimini


text: disputabuntur

title: disputabuntur


text: disputabar

title: disputabar


text: disputabaris

title: disputabaris


text: disputabatur

title: disputabatur


text: disputabamur

title: disputabamur


text: disputabamini

title: disputabamini


text: disputabantur

title: disputabantur


text: disputem

title: disputem


text: disputet

title: disputet


text: disputemus

title: disputemus


text: disputetis

title: disputetis


text: disputarem

title: disputarem


text: disputaret

title: disputaret


text: disputaremus

title: disputaremus


text: disputaretis

title: disputaretis


text: disputarent

title: disputarent


text: disputaverim

title: disputaverim


text: disputavissem

title: disputavissem


text: disputavisses

title: disputavisses


text: disputavisset

title: disputavisset


text: disputavissemus

title: disputavissemus


text: disputavissetis

title: disputavissetis


text: disputavissent

title: disputavissent


text: disputeris

title: disputeris


text: disputetur

title: disputetur


text: disputemur

title: disputemur


text: disputemini

title: disputemini


text: disputentur

title: disputentur


text: disputarer

title: disputarer


text: disputareris

title: disputareris


text: disputaretur

title: disputaretur


text: disputaremur

title: disputaremur


text: disputaremini

title: disputaremini


text: disputarentur

title: disputarentur


text: disputatote

title: disputatote


text:
disputator

Noun

 * 1) One who takes part in a dispute; a disputant or debater.

title: disputator


text: disputantor

title: disputantor


text: disputavisse

title: disputavisse


text: disputari

title: disputari


text:
chappeau

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hat

title: chappeau


text: chappeaulx

title: chappeaulx


text:
anseende

Noun

 * 1) a reputation

Preposition

 * 1) regard, concerning

title: anseende


text:
gryphe

Noun

 * 1) claw; talon

title: gryphe


text:
eiciendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be expelled or rejected

title: eiciendus


text: gryphes

title: gryphes


text: eicienda

title: eicienda


text: eiciendum

title: eiciendum


text: eiciendi

title: eiciendi


text: eiciendae

title: eiciendae


text: eiciendorum

title: eiciendorum


text: eiciendarum

title: eiciendarum


text: eiciendo

title: eiciendo


text: eiciendis

title: eiciendis


text: eiciendam

title: eiciendam


text: eiciendos

title: eiciendos


text: eiciendas

title: eiciendas


text: eiciende

title: eiciende


text:
coissin

Etymology
From later, from , derived from with the suffix possibly after.

Noun

 * 1) cushion soft mass of material stuffed into a cloth bag used for comfort or support

Etymology
From, derived from with the suffix possibly after.

Noun

 * 1) cushion soft mass of material stuffed into a cloth bag used for comfort or support

title: coissin


text:
eiciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) expelling, rejecting etc.

title: eiciens


text: eicientes

title: eicientes


text: eicientia

title: eicientia


text: eicientis

title: eicientis


text: eicientium

title: eicientium


text: eicienti

title: eicienti


text: eicientibus

title: eicientibus


text: eicientem

title: eicientem


text: sçaurez

title: sçaurez


text:
undertecknad

Pronoun

 * 1) I, me, we, us, the undersigned, the underwriter

Declension

 * singular genitive: undertecknads
 * plural: undertecknade
 * plural genitive: undertecknades

title: undertecknad


text:
elevat

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) raised

title: elevat


text: elevamus

title: elevamus


text: elevatis

title: elevatis


text: elevabo

title: elevabo


text: elevabis

title: elevabis


text: elevabit

title: elevabit


text: elevabimus

title: elevabimus


text: elevabitis

title: elevabitis


text: elevabunt

title: elevabunt


text: elevabam

title: elevabam


text: elevabat

title: elevabat


text: elevabamus

title: elevabamus


text: elevabatis

title: elevabatis


text: elevabant

title: elevabant


text: elevavisti

title: elevavisti


text: elevavit

title: elevavit


text: elevavimus

title: elevavimus


text: elevavistis

title: elevavistis


text: elevaverunt

title: elevaverunt


text: elevavero

title: elevavero


text: elevaveris

title: elevaveris


text: elevaverit

title: elevaverit


text: elevaverimus

title: elevaverimus


text: elevaveritis

title: elevaveritis


text: elevaverint

title: elevaverint


text: elevaveram

title: elevaveram


text: elevaveras

title: elevaveras


text: elevaverat

title: elevaverat


text: elevaveramus

title: elevaveramus


text: elevaveratis

title: elevaveratis


text: elevaverant

title: elevaverant


text: elevor

title: elevor


text: elevaris

title: elevaris


text: elevatur

title: elevatur


text: elevamur

title: elevamur


text: elevamini

title: elevamini


text: elevantur

title: elevantur


text: elevabor

title: elevabor


text: elevaberis

title: elevaberis


text: elevabitur

title: elevabitur


text: elevabimur

title: elevabimur


text: elevabimini

title: elevabimini


text: elevabuntur

title: elevabuntur


text: elevabar

title: elevabar


text: elevabaris

title: elevabaris


text: elevabatur

title: elevabatur


text: elevabamur

title: elevabamur


text: elevabamini

title: elevabamini


text: elevabantur

title: elevabantur


text: elevem

title: elevem


text: elevet

title: elevet


text: elevemus

title: elevemus


text: elevetis

title: elevetis


text:
elevent

Adjective

 * 1)  eleventh

title: elevent


text: elevarem

title: elevarem


text: elevaret

title: elevaret


text: elevaremus

title: elevaremus


text: elevaretis

title: elevaretis


text: elevarent

title: elevarent


text: elevaverim

title: elevaverim


text: elevavissem

title: elevavissem


text: elevavisses

title: elevavisses


text: elevavisset

title: elevavisset


text: elevavissemus

title: elevavissemus


text: elevavissetis

title: elevavissetis


text:
underteckna

Verb

 * 1) to undersign, to underwrite

title: underteckna


text: elevavissent

title: elevavissent


text: eleveris

title: eleveris


text: elevetur

title: elevetur


text: elevemur

title: elevemur


text: elevemini

title: elevemini


text: eleventur

title: eleventur


text: elevarer

title: elevarer


text: elevareris

title: elevareris


text: elevaretur

title: elevaretur


text: elevaremur

title: elevaremur


text: elevaremini

title: elevaremini


text: elevarentur

title: elevarentur


text: elevatote

title: elevatote


text: elevanto

title: elevanto


text: elevantor

title: elevantor


text: elevavisse

title: elevavisse


text: elevari

title: elevari


text: nemligen

title: nemligen


text:
nästkommande

Adjective

 * 1) next

title: nästkommande


text: handlanden

title: handlanden


text: rådhusrätten

title: rådhusrätten


text:
direktion

Noun

 * 1) a board, an administration, an office

title: direktion


text: riddaren

title: riddaren


text:
Talk:eftsoons

Obsolete
I have marked eftsoons as “obsolete”, since I have never heard the word outside of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, a 200-year old poem (c. 1800) whose language was criticized at the time as archaic (see e.g., Literary terms: a dictionary, by Karl E. Beckson, Arthur F. Ganz, “archaism”, p. 19, which gives “eftsoons” as archaic in 1800). It is also found in the work of and the  (both 16th century), and a quick search finds very occasional use in poetry and law into the 19th century. The word, to my knowledge, finds no use in everyday or even formal speech or writing and is unrecognizable to all but erudite poets and scholars of English.
 * —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 21:08, 11 December 2010 (UTC)
 * See the Citations tab ... I found it used twice in contemporary fiction. --AnWulf ... Ferþu Hal! 02:49, 28 December 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:eftsoons


text:
ävensom

Etymology
From.

Conjunction

 * 1) as well as, and also

title: ävensom


text: äfvensom

title: äfvensom


text:
innevarande

Adjective

 * 1) present, current (the one being in effect)
 * under innevarande år
 * in the present year

title: innevarande


text:
corn bunting

Noun

 * 1)  A passerine bird (, syn., ) whose male and female plumages are (untypically for buntings) similar.

Translations

 * Albanian: cërlë
 * Asturian: ,
 * Catalan: cruixidell
 * Czech:
 * Danish:
 * Dutch:
 * Faroese: kornspurvur
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Galician: trigueirón, trintarreis, milleirengo
 * German:
 * Irish: gealóg bhuachair
 * Italian:
 * Japanese:
 * Maltese: durrajsa
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese: trigueirão
 * Russian:
 * Scottish Gaelic: gealag-bhuachair
 * Slovak:
 * Spanish: triguero
 * Swedish:
 * Ukrainian:

title: corn bunting


text: corn buntings

title: corn buntings


text:
gealag-bhuachair

Noun

 * 1) corn bunting

title: gealag-bhuachair


text: gealaig-buachair

title: gealaig-buachair


text: gealagan-buachair

title: gealagan-buachair


text:
gealag

Noun

 * 1) bunting bird
 * 2) sea trout

Derived terms

 * - corn bunting
 * - siskin
 * - reed bunting

title: gealag


text: gealaig

title: gealaig


text:
Northeast Caucasian

Proper noun

 * 1) A language family spoken primarily in the eastern part of the Caucasus mountains.

Translations

 * Czech: severovýchodokavkazské jazyky
 * Finnish: koilliskaukasialaiset kielet
 * Georgian: ნახურ-დაღესტნური ენები

title: Northeast Caucasian


text:
Category talk:Chickasaw nouns

Proper nouns?
Does Chickasaw not have proper nouns? I notice that the term for Oklahoma City is in this category. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:47, 11 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Category talk:Chickasaw nouns


text: riepotella

title: riepotella


text:
bilagáana

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) white man, Anglo, Caucasian, American (an early Navajo term for Americans)

title: bilagáana


text: Category:nv:Ethnicity

title: Category:nv:Ethnicity


text:
Talk:bilagáana

Also "white people"?
Can't this also be a non-proper noun meaning "white people"? nv:WP seems to indicate this. 24.29.228.33 21:11, 31 December 2009 (UTC)

 * Yes, it also means "white man/white people". The term "proper noun" is something that is peculiar to English and many languages have few or no proper nouns. If Navajo has proper nouns, it would be the names of towns. Bilagáana is just a noun (although it may also be considered a verb instead of a noun), and it is not always capitalized. "Proper noun" should not be applied to most other languages. —Stephen 21:49, 31 December 2009 (UTC)

Thanks, well, this entry is capitalized and "white man"/"white people" aren't, so should we make another separate entry for that, or just un-capitalize this entry title? 24.29.228.33 04:09, 1 January 2010 (UTC)

 * Most English manuals of style say not to capitalize white people or black people. That’s English, and Navajo capitalization is not the same. Few Navajo words really need to be capitalized. Bilagáana may be capitalized or not. Usually the language is bilagáana bizaad, not capitalized. When bilagáana is capitalized, it’s probably just in imitation of the English style. I think I said before that I don’t like marking nouns in languages like Navajo as "proper nouns", because few Navajo words could be considered proper nouns. Proper nouns are an English device. Bilagáana certainly is not a proper noun, so you could just as well move it to the uncapitalized form. —Stephen 12:56, 17 May 2010 (UTC)

bilagaaná
Should bilagaaná be added as an alternate spelling? 71.66.97.228 22:12, 11 December 2010 (UTC)

 * No. —Stephen (Talk) 10:47, 9 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:bilagáana


text:
roikuksissa

Etymology
The inessive plural of with the interfix.

Adverb

 * 1) hanging in the hanging state

title: roikuksissa


text:
ambiție

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) ambition

title: ambiție


text:
varande

Adjective

 * 1) being

title: varande


text:
underklass

Noun

 * 1)  underclass
 * 2)  a subclass (derived class in object-oriented programming)

title: underklass


text: retarted

title: retarted


text:
darmowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) complimentary, free of charge
 * 2) unpaid
 * 1) unpaid
 * 1) unpaid

title: darmowy


text: ùireach

title: ùireach


text: ùrach

title: ùrach


text: ùirean

title: ùirean


text: تۆلکۆلر

title: تۆلکۆلر


text: تۆلکۆنۆ

title: تۆلکۆنۆ


text:
uczciwość

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) honesty, integrity, probity

title: uczciwość


text: dùthcha

title: dùthcha


text: dùthchannan

title: dùthchannan


text:
absolutnie

Etymology
From. ..

Adverb

 * 1)  absolutely
 * 2) absolutely
 * 3) absolutely
 * 4) absolutely

Interjection

 * 1) absolutely!

title: absolutnie


text:
farsaingeachd

Noun

 * 1) breadth, width
 * 2) extent, area

title: farsaingeachd


text: farsaingeachdan

title: farsaingeachdan


text:
Clay

Etymology
From a occupational name for a clay worker, or a habitational name, from.

Proper noun

 * , named after.
 * , named after Henry Clay.
 * , named after.
 * , named after Henry Clay.
 * , named after.
 * , named after Henry Clay.
 * , named after.
 * , named after Henry Clay.
 * , named after Henry Clay.
 * , named after Henry Clay.

title: Clay


text:
san fharsaingeachd

Adverb

 * 1) in general, generally, by and large, on the whole
 * 2) widely, extensively

title: san fharsaingeachd


text:
anns an fharsaingeachd

Adverb

 * 1) Alternative form of .

title: anns an fharsaingeachd


text:
clothespin vote

Etymology
From the idea of figuratively “holding one’s nose and voting”.

Noun

 * 1) A vote for a given candidate despite distaste for him or her.

title: clothespin vote


text:
Thesaurus:simultaneous

Related terms

 * Thesaurus:simultaneously
 * Thesaurus:simultaneousness

title: Thesaurus:simultaneous


text: User:Avicennasis/todo

title: User:Avicennasis/todo


text:
диск

Noun

 * 1) disc

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) disk, disc
 * 2)  discus, platter
 * 3) cartridge-drum
 * 4)  CD, compact disc

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) disc, disk
 * 2)  disk
 * 3)  discus
 * 1)  discus

title: диск


text: leños

title: leños


text:
шейх

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  sheik, sheikh

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  sheik, sheikh

title: шейх


text:
geàrr-ainm

Noun

 * 1) acronym

title: geàrr-ainm


text:
acranaim

Noun

 * 1) acronym

title: acranaim


text: acranaimean

title: acranaimean


text: geàrr-ainmean

title: geàrr-ainmean


text:
che sara sara

Etymology
First constructed in the 16th century for English heraldic mottos, and notably quoted as che sera sera by in his 1604 play  (Act 1, Scene 1). From standard, ignoring the correct spelling and grammar (according to which a pronoun such as , or  is compulsorily needed at the very beginning of the sentence). Popularized by the 1956 song “”, which adopted a 🇨🇬-like spelling.

title: che sara sara


text: che sera sera

title: che sera sera


text:
豺獺

Etymology
The dhole and the otter both have reputations as animals that are fierce and ravenous. They are used as a metaphor for people that are greedy and cruel.

Noun

 * 1)  dholes and otters
 * 2)  people that are greedy and cruel
 * 1)  people that are greedy and cruel

title: 豺獺


text: 豺獭

title: 豺獭


text:
逆豎

Noun

 * 1)  rebel; traitor

title: 逆豎


text: 逆竖

title: 逆竖


text:
淫凶

Noun

 * 1)  a major calamity

title: 淫凶


text:
赤心

Noun

 * 1) sincerity; devotion

title: 赤心


text:
紅粉

Etymology 1
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  rouge and powder
 * 2)  woman; beautiful woman; beauty
 * 3)  fallen flower petals; falling blossoms

Etymology 2
From, as in "Red China" + , short form of.

Noun

 * 1)  devotee of the Communist Party of China; Chinese nationalist

title: 紅粉


text: 红粉

title: 红粉


text:
fejőlány

Noun

 * 1) milkmaid, dairymaid

title: fejőlány


text: fejőlányok

title: fejőlányok


text: aircraft engines

title: aircraft engines


text:
Brass Monkey

Proper noun

 * 1) A brand of inexpensive liquor.

Noun

 * 1) A cocktail of vodka, rum and orange juice, sometimes with the addition of Galliano.

title: Brass Monkey


text:
User:Safinas azura

wat ever i do,people will looks wrong..

title: User:Safinas azura


text:
condiție

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) condition

title: condiție


text:
situație

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) situation
 * 2) wealth

title: situație


text:
inwork

Etymology 1
From, , from , equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1)  Indoor work; work done inside the home.

Etymology 2
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To work in or into.
 * 2)  To work or operate within.

title: inwork


text: dry seasons

title: dry seasons


text:
inwone

Etymology
From, from , suggested by 🇨🇬. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  To dwell in; inhabit; hold.

title: inwone


text: heat waves

title: heat waves


text:
inworking

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Operation within; energy exerted inwardly, as in the mind or soul.
 * the inworking of the Holy Ghost

title: inworking


text:
Talk:고추장

Alternate spelling?
Is 고추醬 an alternate form? 71.66.97.228 05:23, 12 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:고추장


text:
User talk:72.95.76.104

December 2010
71.66.97.228 05:24, 12 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:72.95.76.104


text:
Talk:łééchąąʼí

Why "shit"?
Why is "shit" part of this animal's name? Is it similar to the 똥개, which in Korean culture is the type of yellow-colored dog bred for consumption (because, as pigs once did, it is fed feces)? 71.66.97.228 05:44, 12 December 2010 (UTC)

 * No, it is just pejorative. —Stephen (Talk) 01:01, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:łééchąąʼí


text: Category:nv:Telephony

title: Category:nv:Telephony


text: Category:nv:Telecommunications

title: Category:nv:Telecommunications


text: Category:nv:Electronics

title: Category:nv:Electronics


text: Category:nv:Computing

title: Category:nv:Computing


text:
Thesaurus talk:musical composition

Other languages?
Could we make similar pages for other languages (including all the musical terms that can be found)? 71.66.97.228 06:30, 12 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Thesaurus talk:musical composition


text: Thesaurus:flexible

title: Thesaurus:flexible


text:
Talk:død

Danish: Ordbogen lists the noun version of død as døde. Can anyone comment/fix? I don't know enough about danish to tell what is correct. Rgould 07:40, 12 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Your source only talks about the Engelish word dead and ordbogen.com is not the officiel Danish dictionary. For information about the danish language your always should use www.retskrivning.dk and ordnet.dk (http://ordnet.dk/ddo/ordbog?query=d%C3%B8d). Kinamand 09:10, 12 December 2010 (UTC)
 * The danish noun død means the process of dying, whereas "the dead" is translated with the adjective "død" ("dead"), used as a noun. "døde" is the plural form of the adjective "død", so "Ordbogen" is quite right.--Leo Laursen – (talk · contribs) 11:32, 12 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:død


text:
Goli otok

Proper noun

 * 1) A barren island off the northern Adriatic coast of Croatia, formerly used as a political prison.

title: Goli otok


text:
Karangetang

Proper noun

 * 1) a volcano located on the north side of Siau Island in Indonesia

title: Karangetang


text:
Siau Island

Proper noun

 * 1) An island in North Sulawesi, Indonesia.

title: Siau Island


text:
βέρα

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) wedding ring
 * 2)  wedding
 * 3) engagement ring
 * 4)  engagement

title: βέρα


text:
Krakatoa

Proper noun

 * 1) a volcanic island made of ʻaʻā lava in the Sunda Strait between the islands of Java and Sumatra in Indonesia

Translations

 * Portuguese: Krakatoa, Cracatoa

title: Krakatoa


text:
περιφερειακός δρόμος

Noun

 * 1) ring road

title: περιφερειακός δρόμος


text:
berika

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, older 🇨🇬, now.

Verb

 * 1) to enrich (make richer, especially in an abstract sense)
 * 2) to enrich (with nutrients)

title: berika


text:
Sunda Strait

Proper noun

 * 1) The strait between the Indonesian islands of Java and Sumatra.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Dutch: Straat Soenda
 * French: détroit de la Sonde
 * German: Sundastraße
 * Indonesian: Selat Sunda
 * Italian: Stretto della Sonda
 * Portuguese: Estreito de Sunda
 * Russian: Зо́ндский проли́в
 * Swedish: Sundasundet

title: Sunda Strait


text:
πίστα

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) piste
 * 2) ice rink
 * 3) circus ring
 * 4) dance floor
 * 5) racecourse, race track

Synonyms
(for a list of other rings and circles)

title: πίστα


text: elidis

title: elidis


text: elidit

title: elidit


text: elidimus

title: elidimus


text: eliditis

title: eliditis


text: elidunt

title: elidunt


text: elidam

title: elidam


text: elidet

title: elidet


text: elidemus

title: elidemus


text: elidetis

title: elidetis


text: elident

title: elident


text: elidebam

title: elidebam


text: elidebas

title: elidebas


text: elidebat

title: elidebat


text: elidebamus

title: elidebamus


text: elidebatis

title: elidebatis


text: elidebant

title: elidebant


text: elisisti

title: elisisti


text: elisit

title: elisit


text: elisimus

title: elisimus


text: elisistis

title: elisistis


text: eliserunt

title: eliserunt


text: eliseris

title: eliseris


text: eliserit

title: eliserit


text: eliserimus

title: eliserimus


text: eliseritis

title: eliseritis


text: eliserint

title: eliserint


text: eliseram

title: eliseram


text: eliseras

title: eliseras


text: eliserat

title: eliserat


text: eliseramus

title: eliseramus


text: eliseratis

title: eliseratis


text: eliserant

title: eliserant


text: elidor

title: elidor


text: elideris

title: elideris


text: eliditur

title: eliditur


text: elidimur

title: elidimur


text: elidimini

title: elidimini


text: eliduntur

title: eliduntur


text: elidar

title: elidar


text: elidetur

title: elidetur


text: elidemur

title: elidemur


text: elidemini

title: elidemini


text: elidentur

title: elidentur


text: elidebar

title: elidebar


text: elidebaris

title: elidebaris


text: elidebatur

title: elidebatur


text: elidebamur

title: elidebamur


text: elidebamini

title: elidebamini


text: elidebantur

title: elidebantur


text: elidas

title: elidas


text: elidat

title: elidat


text: elidamus

title: elidamus


text: elidatis

title: elidatis


text: elidant

title: elidant


text: eliderem

title: eliderem


text: elideres

title: elideres


text: elideret

title: elideret


text: elideremus

title: elideremus


text: elideretis

title: elideretis


text: eliderent

title: eliderent


text: eliserim

title: eliserim


text: elisissem

title: elisissem


text: elisisses

title: elisisses


text: elisisset

title: elisisset


text: elisissemus

title: elisissemus


text: elisissetis

title: elisissetis


text: elisissent

title: elisissent


text: elidaris

title: elidaris


text: elidatur

title: elidatur


text: elidamur

title: elidamur


text: elidamini

title: elidamini


text: elidantur

title: elidantur


text: eliderer

title: eliderer


text: elidereris

title: elidereris


text: elideretur

title: elideretur


text: elideremur

title: elideremur


text: elideremini

title: elideremini


text: eliderentur

title: eliderentur


text: elidito

title: elidito


text: elidite

title: elidite


text: eliditote

title: eliditote


text: elidunto

title: elidunto


text: eliditor

title: eliditor


text: eliduntor

title: eliduntor


text: elisisse

title: elisisse


text:
atenazar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to hold in place especially by means of a clamp, vice, etc.
 * 2)  to grip, paralyse especially with fear
 * 1)  to grip, paralyse especially with fear

title: atenazar


text:
αρένα

Noun

 * 1) arena
 * 2) bullring

title: αρένα


text:
elisus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) knocked out
 * 2) forced out
 * 3) shattered, crushed

title: elisus


text: elisum

title: elisum


text: elisae

title: elisae


text: elisorum

title: elisorum


text: elisarum

title: elisarum


text: elisis

title: elisis


text: elisam

title: elisam


text: elisos

title: elisos


text: elisas

title: elisas


text:
rusticle

Etymology
, coined by Robert Ballard, who first observed them on the wreck of the Titanic in 1986.

Noun

 * 1) An icicle-shaped rust formation, formed on shipwrecks etc. by underwater microbes that consume iron.

Translations

 * Greek: σκωροκρύσταλλος

title: rusticle


text:
ριγκ

Noun

 * 1) rink
 * 2) boxing ring

title: ριγκ


text:
Sunda

Proper noun

 * 1) Sunda Islands, a group of islands in the western part of the Malay archipelago
 * 2) Sunda Strait, the strait between Java and Sumatra
 * 3) Sunda Shelf, part of the continental shelf of Southeast Asia
 * 4) Sundaland, a biogeographical region of Southeastern Asia
 * 5) a kingdom that existed in west part of Java island from the 7th century to the 16th century
 * 6) the Sundanese people
 * 7) the language of the Sundanese
 * 8) the Sundanese script
 * 9) Sunda Kommuna, a municipality in the Faroe Islands
 * 10) a clan (gotra) of Jats in India
 * 11) a clan (gotra) of Nath in India
 * 12) an Asura brother of Upasunda

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 巽他王國

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Sunda Islands, a group of islands in the western part of the Malay archipelago
 * 2) Sunda Strait, the strait between Java and Sumatra
 * 3) Sunda Shelf, part of the continental shelf of Southeast Asia
 * 4) Sundaland, a biogeographical region of Southeastern Asia
 * 5) a kingdom that existed in west part of Java island from the 7th century to the 16th century
 * 6) the Sundanese people
 * 7) the language of the Sundanese
 * 8) the Sundanese script
 * 1) the Sundanese script

title: Sunda


text:
emundatio

Noun

 * 1) cleansing, cleaning

title: emundatio


text: emundationes

title: emundationes


text: emundationis

title: emundationis


text: emundationum

title: emundationum


text: emundationi

title: emundationi


text: emundationibus

title: emundationibus


text: emundationem

title: emundationem


text: emundatione

title: emundatione


text:
inwheel

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To encircle.
 * 2) * B. and PI, Pilgrim, i, 8.
 * Heaven's grace inwheel ye, and all good thoughts and prayers dwell about ye.

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) The inner wheel of a mill.

title: inwheel


text: enwheel

title: enwheel


text:
Sundaland

Etymology
From. The geographical use derives from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A biogeographical region of Southeastern Asia which encompasses the areas of the Asian continental shelf that was exposed during the last ice age
 * 2)  The area of the Sunda Shelf exposed during ice age glacial periods.
 * 3)   region

Synonyms

 * abbreviated form

Translations

 * Catalan: Sondalàndia
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 巽他古陸
 * Dutch: Soendaland
 * Esperanto: Sunda Lando
 * Finnish: Sundamaa
 * German: Sunda, Sundaland
 * Korean: 순다랜드
 * Spanish: Sondalandia
 * Sundanese: Amparan Sunda

title: Sundaland


text: inwrap

title: inwrap


text:
exaestuo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to boil up, foam up, or ferment
 * 2) to seethe or rage

title: exaestuo


text: exaestuas

title: exaestuas


text: exaestuat

title: exaestuat


text: exaestuamus

title: exaestuamus


text: exaestuatis

title: exaestuatis


text: exaestuant

title: exaestuant


text: exaestuabo

title: exaestuabo


text: exaestuabis

title: exaestuabis


text: exaestuabit

title: exaestuabit


text: exaestuabimus

title: exaestuabimus


text: exaestuabitis

title: exaestuabitis


text: exaestuabunt

title: exaestuabunt


text: exaestuabam

title: exaestuabam


text: exaestuabas

title: exaestuabas


text: exaestuabat

title: exaestuabat


text: exaestuabamus

title: exaestuabamus


text: exaestuabatis

title: exaestuabatis


text: exaestuabant

title: exaestuabant


text: exaestuavi

title: exaestuavi


text: exaestuavisti

title: exaestuavisti


text: exaestuavit

title: exaestuavit


text: exaestuavimus

title: exaestuavimus


text: exaestuavistis

title: exaestuavistis


text: exaestuaverunt

title: exaestuaverunt


text: exaestuavero

title: exaestuavero


text: exaestuaveris

title: exaestuaveris


text: exaestuaverit

title: exaestuaverit


text: exaestuaverimus

title: exaestuaverimus


text: exaestuaveritis

title: exaestuaveritis


text: exaestuaverint

title: exaestuaverint


text: exaestuaveram

title: exaestuaveram


text: exaestuaveras

title: exaestuaveras


text: exaestuaverat

title: exaestuaverat


text: exaestuaveramus

title: exaestuaveramus


text: exaestuaveratis

title: exaestuaveratis


text: exaestuaverant

title: exaestuaverant


text: exaestuor

title: exaestuor


text: exaestuaris

title: exaestuaris


text: exaestuatur

title: exaestuatur


text: exaestuamur

title: exaestuamur


text: exaestuamini

title: exaestuamini


text: exaestuantur

title: exaestuantur


text: exaestuabor

title: exaestuabor


text: exaestuaberis

title: exaestuaberis


text: exaestuabitur

title: exaestuabitur


text: exaestuabimur

title: exaestuabimur


text: exaestuabimini

title: exaestuabimini


text: exaestuabuntur

title: exaestuabuntur


text: exaestuabar

title: exaestuabar


text: exaestuabaris

title: exaestuabaris


text: exaestuabatur

title: exaestuabatur


text: exaestuabamur

title: exaestuabamur


text: exaestuabamini

title: exaestuabamini


text: exaestuabantur

title: exaestuabantur


text: exaestuem

title: exaestuem


text: exaestues

title: exaestues


text: exaestuet

title: exaestuet


text: exaestuemus

title: exaestuemus


text: exaestuetis

title: exaestuetis


text: exaestuent

title: exaestuent


text: exaestuarem

title: exaestuarem


text: exaestuares

title: exaestuares


text: exaestuaret

title: exaestuaret


text: exaestuaremus

title: exaestuaremus


text: exaestuaretis

title: exaestuaretis


text: exaestuarent

title: exaestuarent


text: exaestuaverim

title: exaestuaverim


text: exaestuavissem

title: exaestuavissem


text: exaestuavisses

title: exaestuavisses


text: exaestuavisset

title: exaestuavisset


text: exaestuavissemus

title: exaestuavissemus


text: exaestuavissetis

title: exaestuavissetis


text: exaestuavissent

title: exaestuavissent


text: exaestuer

title: exaestuer


text: exaestueris

title: exaestueris


text: exaestuetur

title: exaestuetur


text: exaestuemur

title: exaestuemur


text: exaestuemini

title: exaestuemini


text: exaestuentur

title: exaestuentur


text: exaestuarer

title: exaestuarer


text: exaestuareris

title: exaestuareris


text: exaestuaretur

title: exaestuaretur


text: exaestuaremur

title: exaestuaremur


text: exaestuaremini

title: exaestuaremini


text: exaestuarentur

title: exaestuarentur


text: exaestua

title: exaestua


text: exaestuato

title: exaestuato


text: exaestuate

title: exaestuate


text: exaestuatote

title: exaestuatote


text: exaestuanto

title: exaestuanto


text: exaestuare

title: exaestuare


text: exaestuator

title: exaestuator


text: exaestuantor

title: exaestuantor


text: exaestuavisse

title: exaestuavisse


text: exaestuari

title: exaestuari


text: exaruit

title: exaruit


text:
excisus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) collapsed
 * 2) escaped
 * 3) destroyed
 * 4) excised
 * 5) disappeared

title: excisus


text: excisum

title: excisum


text: excisi

title: excisi


text: excisae

title: excisae


text: excisorum

title: excisorum


text: excisarum

title: excisarum


text:
exciso

Adjective

 * 1)  excised

title: exciso


text: excisis

title: excisis


text: excisam

title: excisam


text: excisos

title: excisos


text: exclamat

title: exclamat


text: exclamamus

title: exclamamus


text: exclamatis

title: exclamatis


text: exclamabo

title: exclamabo


text: exclamabis

title: exclamabis


text: exclamabit

title: exclamabit


text: exclamabimus

title: exclamabimus


text: exclamabitis

title: exclamabitis


text: exclamabunt

title: exclamabunt


text: exclamabam

title: exclamabam


text: exclamabat

title: exclamabat


text: exclamabamus

title: exclamabamus


text: exclamabatis

title: exclamabatis


text: exclamabant

title: exclamabant


text: exclamavi

title: exclamavi


text: exclamavisti

title: exclamavisti


text: exclamavit

title: exclamavit


text: exclamavimus

title: exclamavimus


text: exclamavistis

title: exclamavistis


text: exclamaverunt

title: exclamaverunt


text: exclamavero

title: exclamavero


text: exclamaveris

title: exclamaveris


text: exclamaverit

title: exclamaverit


text: exclamaverimus

title: exclamaverimus


text: exclamaveritis

title: exclamaveritis


text: exclamaverint

title: exclamaverint


text: exclamaveram

title: exclamaveram


text: exclamaveras

title: exclamaveras


text: exclamaverat

title: exclamaverat


text: exclamaveramus

title: exclamaveramus


text: exclamaveratis

title: exclamaveratis


text: exclamaverant

title: exclamaverant


text: exclamor

title: exclamor


text: exclamaris

title: exclamaris


text: exclamatur

title: exclamatur


text: exclamamur

title: exclamamur


text: exclamamini

title: exclamamini


text: exclamantur

title: exclamantur


text: exclamabor

title: exclamabor


text: exclamaberis

title: exclamaberis


text: exclamabitur

title: exclamabitur


text: exclamabimur

title: exclamabimur


text: exclamabimini

title: exclamabimini


text: exclamabuntur

title: exclamabuntur


text: exclamabar

title: exclamabar


text: exclamabaris

title: exclamabaris


text: exclamabatur

title: exclamabatur


text: exclamabamur

title: exclamabamur


text: exclamabamini

title: exclamabamini


text: exclamabantur

title: exclamabantur


text: exclamet

title: exclamet


text: exclamemus

title: exclamemus


text: exclametis

title: exclametis


text: exclamaret

title: exclamaret


text: exclamaremus

title: exclamaremus


text: exclamaretis

title: exclamaretis


text: exclamarent

title: exclamarent


text: exclamaverim

title: exclamaverim


text: exclamavissem

title: exclamavissem


text: exclamavisses

title: exclamavisses


text: exclamavisset

title: exclamavisset


text: exclamavissemus

title: exclamavissemus


text: exclamavissetis

title: exclamavissetis


text: exclamavissent

title: exclamavissent


text: exclameris

title: exclameris


text: exclametur

title: exclametur


text: exclamemur

title: exclamemur


text: exclamemini

title: exclamemini


text: exclamentur

title: exclamentur


text: exclamarer

title: exclamarer


text: exclamareris

title: exclamareris


text: exclamaretur

title: exclamaretur


text: exclamaremur

title: exclamaremur


text: exclamaremini

title: exclamaremini


text: exclamarentur

title: exclamarentur


text: exclamato

title: exclamato


text: exclamate

title: exclamate


text: exclamatote

title: exclamatote


text: exclamanto

title: exclamanto


text: exclamator

title: exclamator


text: exclamantor

title: exclamantor


text: exclamavisse

title: exclamavisse


text: exclamari

title: exclamari


text:
exclamans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exclaiming, shouting
 * 2) crying or calling out

title: exclamans


text: exclamantes

title: exclamantes


text: exclamantia

title: exclamantia


text: exclamantis

title: exclamantis


text: exclamantium

title: exclamantium


text: exclamanti

title: exclamanti


text: exclamante

title: exclamante


text: exclamantibus

title: exclamantibus


text: exclamantem

title: exclamantem


text: exivit

title: exivit


text:
Talk:πίστα

How πίστα (which is a field) is connected to δακτύλιος (which denotes a circumference)? --Xoristzatziki 09:04, 12 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I understand your point - I put them under "See also" because they are non-etymological connections. Someone might look up "ring" (in connection with boxing or circuses - or even bullring). In English they ARE connected. Have I made any mistakes with the glosses on words? —Saltmarshαπάντηση 18:50, 12 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:πίστα


text:
eksyksiin

Etymology
The illative plural of with the interfix.

Adverb

 * 1) lost, astray to the situation of being unable to find one's way

title: eksyksiin


text:
Индокитай

Proper noun

 * 1) Indochina

title: Индокитай


text:
CTS

Noun

 * 1)  Common Time System for the Common Language Interface of .NET
 * 2)  Carpal tunnel syndrome.
 * 3)  course to steer
 * 4)  copyright transfer statement, a contract with thich the author of a work cedes the copyright to a publisher (e.g. a journal).

title: CTS


text: Template:ota-interjection

title: Template:ota-interjection


text: Thesaurus:shy person

title: Thesaurus:shy person


text:
dobbeltgænger

Etymology
From 🇰🇲, a.

Noun

 * 1) double, lookalike
 * 2) doppelganger

title: dobbeltgænger


text: dobbeltgængeren

title: dobbeltgængeren


text: dobbeltgængere

title: dobbeltgængere


text: dobbeltgængerne

title: dobbeltgængerne


text: väders

title: väders


text: dobbeltgængers

title: dobbeltgængers


text: dobbeltgængerens

title: dobbeltgængerens


text: dobbeltgængeres

title: dobbeltgængeres


text: dobbeltgængernes

title: dobbeltgængernes


text: Thesaurus:theft

title: Thesaurus:theft


text:
pojemny

Adjective

 * 1) capacious, spacious, voluminous

title: pojemny


text: μπαμπάκι

title: μπαμπάκι


text:
døde

Etymology 1
From, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to kill, destroy

title: døde


text:
Thesaurus:person of color

Hyponyms

 * person of African descent

title: Thesaurus:person of color


text:
repitch

Verb

 * 1)  To apply a new coating of pitch (oil and tar distillate) to.
 * 2)  To change (a sound) to a different pitch.
 * 3)  To set up (a tent) again.
 * 4)  To propose or promote (an idea) again.
 * 1)  To set up (a tent) again.
 * 2)  To propose or promote (an idea) again.
 * 1)  To propose or promote (an idea) again.

title: repitch


text:
repitching

Noun

 * 1) The application of a new coat of pitch.
 * 2) The act of pitching something again, or differently.
 * 1) The act of pitching something again, or differently.

title: repitching


text: repitches

title: repitches


text: repitched

title: repitched


text:
farmaceuta

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) apothecary, chemist, druggist, pharmacist

Noun

 * 1)  pharmacist

title: farmaceuta


text: percenters

title: percenters


text: whalesongs

title: whalesongs


text:
spadger

Etymology
Originally British dialect (1850s), from spadge (fronted variant of northern dialect spag ) +. The northern dialect term spag is a derhoticised form of, from (from , suffixless cognate of 🇨🇬) + diminutive suffix , with loss of vowel and voicing of -k to -g after r.

Noun

 * 1)  A sparrow.
 * 2)  A boy.
 * 1)  A boy.
 * 1)  A boy.
 * 1)  A boy.

title: spadger


text: spadgers

title: spadgers


text:
aptekarz

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) apothecary, chemist, druggist, pharmacist

title: aptekarz


text:
spazzer

Etymology
From. See.

Noun

 * 1)  A mentally retarded person.

title: spazzer


text: spazzers

title: spazzers


text:
decarbonization

Etymology
From or.

Noun

 * 1) The act or process of decarbonizing.
 * 2) The process of arterialization of the blood by oxygenation and the removal of carbon dioxide in the lungs.
 * 1) The process of arterialization of the blood by oxygenation and the removal of carbon dioxide in the lungs.
 * 1) The process of arterialization of the blood by oxygenation and the removal of carbon dioxide in the lungs.
 * 1) The process of arterialization of the blood by oxygenation and the removal of carbon dioxide in the lungs.

Translations

 * Basque: deskarbonizazio
 * Catalan:
 * French: ,
 * Galician:
 * German:
 * Italian: decarbonizzazione
 * Portuguese: descarbonização
 * Spanish: descarbonización

title: decarbonization


text: decarbonizations

title: decarbonizations


text:
deoptimize

Verb

 * 1)  To make less than optimal.
 * 2)  To reverse a previous optimization, typically when the assumptions that made it valid prove to be incorrect.

title: deoptimize


text: deoptimizes

title: deoptimizes


text: deoptimizing

title: deoptimizing


text:
deoptimization

Etymology
, ?

Noun

 * 1) The act or process of deoptimizing.

title: deoptimization


text: deoptimizations

title: deoptimizations


text: decompilations

title: decompilations


text:
тарфгарӣ

Noun

 * 1) pyrotechnics (art and technology of fireworks)

title: тарфгарӣ


text:
rematerialize

Verb

 * 1)  To reappear in material form, having previously dematerialized.
 * 2)  To make material again; to restore physical form to.
 * 1)  To make material again; to restore physical form to.

title: rematerialize


text: rematerializes

title: rematerializes


text: rematerializing

title: rematerializing


text: rematerialized

title: rematerialized


text:
rematerialization

Noun

 * 1) The act or process of rematerializing.
 * 2)  A compiler optimization that saves time by recomputing a value instead of loading it from memory.

title: rematerialization


text: rematerializations

title: rematerializations


text: Thesaurus:imprison

title: Thesaurus:imprison


text:
expavesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to become very frightened
 * 2) to shrink/shy away from
 * 3)  to dread
 * 1)  to dread

title: expavesco


text:
fuel poverty

Noun

 * 1)  The inability of a household to keep adequately warm at a reasonable cost.

title: fuel poverty


text: expavescis

title: expavescis


text: expavescit

title: expavescit


text: expavescimus

title: expavescimus


text: expavescitis

title: expavescitis


text: expavescunt

title: expavescunt


text: expavescam

title: expavescam


text: expavesces

title: expavesces


text: expavescet

title: expavescet


text: expavescemus

title: expavescemus


text: expavescetis

title: expavescetis


text: expavescent

title: expavescent


text: expavescebam

title: expavescebam


text: expavescebas

title: expavescebas


text: expavescebat

title: expavescebat


text: expavescebamus

title: expavescebamus


text: expavescebatis

title: expavescebatis


text: expavescebant

title: expavescebant


text: expavescor

title: expavescor


text: expavesceris

title: expavesceris


text: expavescitur

title: expavescitur


text: expavescimur

title: expavescimur


text: expavescimini

title: expavescimini


text: expavescuntur

title: expavescuntur


text: expavescar

title: expavescar


text: expavescetur

title: expavescetur


text: expavescemur

title: expavescemur


text: expavescemini

title: expavescemini


text: expavescentur

title: expavescentur


text: expavescebar

title: expavescebar


text: expavescebaris

title: expavescebaris


text: expavescebatur

title: expavescebatur


text: expavescebamur

title: expavescebamur


text: expavescebamini

title: expavescebamini


text: expavescebantur

title: expavescebantur


text: expavescas

title: expavescas


text: expavescat

title: expavescat


text: expavescamus

title: expavescamus


text: expavescatis

title: expavescatis


text: expavescant

title: expavescant


text: expavescerem

title: expavescerem


text: expavesceres

title: expavesceres


text: expavesceret

title: expavesceret


text: expavesceremus

title: expavesceremus


text: expavesceretis

title: expavesceretis


text: expavescerent

title: expavescerent


text: expavescaris

title: expavescaris


text: expavescatur

title: expavescatur


text: expavescamur

title: expavescamur


text: expavescamini

title: expavescamini


text: expavescantur

title: expavescantur


text: expavescerer

title: expavescerer


text: expavescereris

title: expavescereris


text: expavesceretur

title: expavesceretur


text: expavesceremur

title: expavesceremur


text: expavesceremini

title: expavesceremini


text: expavescerentur

title: expavescerentur


text: expavesce

title: expavesce


text: expavescito

title: expavescito


text: expavescite

title: expavescite


text: expavescitote

title: expavescitote


text: expavescunto

title: expavescunto


text: expavescere

title: expavescere


text: expavescitor

title: expavescitor


text: expavescuntor

title: expavescuntor


text: expavescisse

title: expavescisse


text:
fuel-poor

Adjective

 * 1)  Unable to keep one's dwelling adequately warm at a reasonable cost.

title: fuel-poor


text:
Thesaurus:prisoner

Seealso

 * Thesaurus:prison
 * Thesaurus:imprison

title: Thesaurus:prisoner


text:
expectans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: expectans


text: expectantes

title: expectantes


text: expectantia

title: expectantia


text: expectantis

title: expectantis


text: expectantium

title: expectantium


text: expectanti

title: expectanti


text:
expectante

Adjective

 * 1) expectant

title: expectante


text: expectantibus

title: expectantibus


text: expectantem

title: expectantem


text:
clockworklike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of clockwork; with mechanical regularity.

title: clockworklike


text:
exspiro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to exhale (breathe out)
 * 2) to expire
 * 3) to die
 * 1) to die

title: exspiro


text: exspiras

title: exspiras


text: exspirat

title: exspirat


text: exspiramus

title: exspiramus


text: exspiratis

title: exspiratis


text: exspirant

title: exspirant


text: exspirabo

title: exspirabo


text: exspirabis

title: exspirabis


text: exspirabit

title: exspirabit


text: exspirabimus

title: exspirabimus


text: exspirabitis

title: exspirabitis


text: exspirabunt

title: exspirabunt


text: exspirabam

title: exspirabam


text: exspirabas

title: exspirabas


text: exspirabat

title: exspirabat


text: exspirabamus

title: exspirabamus


text: exspirabatis

title: exspirabatis


text: exspirabant

title: exspirabant


text: exspiravi

title: exspiravi


text: exspiravisti

title: exspiravisti


text: exspiravit

title: exspiravit


text: exspiravimus

title: exspiravimus


text: exspiravistis

title: exspiravistis


text: exspiraverunt

title: exspiraverunt


text: exspiravero

title: exspiravero


text: exspiraveris

title: exspiraveris


text: exspiraverit

title: exspiraverit


text: exspiraverimus

title: exspiraverimus


text: exspiraveritis

title: exspiraveritis


text: exspiraverint

title: exspiraverint


text:
gavver

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A member of the police.

title: gavver


text: gavvers

title: gavvers


text: exspiraveram

title: exspiraveram


text: exspiraveras

title: exspiraveras


text: exspiraverat

title: exspiraverat


text: exspiraveramus

title: exspiraveramus


text: exspiraveratis

title: exspiraveratis


text: exspiraverant

title: exspiraverant


text: exspiror

title: exspiror


text: exspiraris

title: exspiraris


text: exspiratur

title: exspiratur


text: exspiramur

title: exspiramur


text: exspiramini

title: exspiramini


text: exspirantur

title: exspirantur


text: exspirabor

title: exspirabor


text: exspiraberis

title: exspiraberis


text: exspirabitur

title: exspirabitur


text: exspirabimur

title: exspirabimur


text: exspirabimini

title: exspirabimini


text: exspirabuntur

title: exspirabuntur


text: exspirabar

title: exspirabar


text: exspirabaris

title: exspirabaris


text: exspirabatur

title: exspirabatur


text: exspirabamur

title: exspirabamur


text: exspirabamini

title: exspirabamini


text: exspirabantur

title: exspirabantur


text: exspirem

title: exspirem


text:
User:Dx326481

global

title: User:Dx326481


text: exspires

title: exspires


text: exspiret

title: exspiret


text: exspiremus

title: exspiremus


text: exspiretis

title: exspiretis


text: exspirent

title: exspirent


text: exspirarem

title: exspirarem


text: exspirares

title: exspirares


text: exspiraret

title: exspiraret


text:
extrinsecus

Etymology
From +.

Adverb

 * 1) From without, from abroad
 * 2) externally
 * 3) extrinsically
 * 1) extrinsically
 * 1) extrinsically

Adjective

 * 1) outer

title: extrinsecus


text: exspiraremus

title: exspiraremus


text: exspiraretis

title: exspiraretis


text: exspirarent

title: exspirarent


text: exspiraverim

title: exspiraverim


text: exspiravissem

title: exspiravissem


text: exspiravisses

title: exspiravisses


text: exspiravisset

title: exspiravisset


text: exspiravissemus

title: exspiravissemus


text: exspiravissetis

title: exspiravissetis


text: exspiravissent

title: exspiravissent


text:
clockworky

Adjective

 * 1)  Resembling or characteristic of clockwork.

title: clockworky


text: exspirer

title: exspirer


text: exspireris

title: exspireris


text: exspiretur

title: exspiretur


text: exspiremur

title: exspiremur


text: exspiremini

title: exspiremini


text: exspirentur

title: exspirentur


text: exspirarer

title: exspirarer


text: exspirareris

title: exspirareris


text: exspiraretur

title: exspiraretur


text: exspiraremur

title: exspiraremur


text: exspiraremini

title: exspiraremini


text: exspirarentur

title: exspirarentur