text:
eksterleĝulo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) outlaw, brigand

title: eksterleĝulo


text: eksterleĝuloj

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

title: eksterleĝuloj


text: eksterleĝulojn

title: eksterleĝulojn


text: eksterleĝulon

title: eksterleĝulon


text:
ひょうてんか

Noun

 * 1)  below freezing, sub-zero

title: ひょうてんか


text: hyōtenka

title: hyōtenka


text:
気象庁

Proper noun

 * 1) Japanese Meteorological Agency

title: 気象庁


text: ferrovias

title: ferrovias


text: きしょうちょう

title: きしょうちょう


text: Kishō-chō

title: Kishō-chō


text: congruentis

title: congruentis


text: congruentium

title: congruentium


text: congruentibus

title: congruentibus


text: congruentem

title: congruentem


text: congruentiae

title: congruentiae


text: congruentiarum

title: congruentiarum


text: congruentiis

title: congruentiis


text: congruentiam

title: congruentiam


text: congruentias

title: congruentias


text: salviae

title: salviae


text: salviarum

title: salviarum


text: salviis

title: salviis


text: sapera

title: sapera


text: saperea

title: saperea


text: sapente

title: sapente


text:
hiericuntinus

Adjective

 * 1)  Jericho

title: hiericuntinus


text: hiericuntina

title: hiericuntina


text: hiericuntinum

title: hiericuntinum


text: hiericuntini

title: hiericuntini


text: hiericuntinae

title: hiericuntinae


text: hiericuntinorum

title: hiericuntinorum


text: hiericuntinarum

title: hiericuntinarum


text: hiericuntino

title: hiericuntino


text: hiericuntinis

title: hiericuntinis


text: hiericuntinam

title: hiericuntinam


text: hiericuntinos

title: hiericuntinos


text: hiericuntinas

title: hiericuntinas


text: hiericuntine

title: hiericuntine


text:
気象

Noun

 * 1) weather, meteorological phenomenon
 * 2) a person's temper, disposition

Usage notes
When it refers to weather, this word is used in technical or scientific contexts, and not so often in conversation. In conversation, is more common.

title: 気象


text: きしょう

title: きしょう


text: kishō

title: kishō


text:
Hiericus

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Jericho

title: Hiericus


text:
екстремизам

Noun

 * 1) extremism

Noun

 * 1) extremism

title: екстремизам


text:
una vez más

Etymology
+ +  = "one more time"

Adverb

 * 1) once again

title: una vez más


text: cloacarum

title: cloacarum


text: cloacis

title: cloacis


text: cloacam

title: cloacam


text: polyzoarii

title: polyzoarii


text: polyzoariorum

title: polyzoariorum


text: polyzoario

title: polyzoario


text: polyzoariis

title: polyzoariis


text: hangmérnökök

title: hangmérnökök


text:
避難生活

Noun

 * 1) living in evacuation shelters, life as an evacuee

title: 避難生活


text:
rossinhol

Etymology
From, from , diminutive of Classical. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) nightingale

title: rossinhol


text: rossinhols

title: rossinhols


text:
ひなんせいかつ

Noun

 * 1)  living in evacuation shelters, life as an evacuee

title: ひなんせいかつ


text: hinanseikatsu

title: hinanseikatsu


text: holocaustosis

title: holocaustosis


text: hallószervek

title: hallószervek


text: holocaustoses

title: holocaustoses


text: holocaustosium

title: holocaustosium


text: holocaustosi

title: holocaustosi


text: holocaustosibus

title: holocaustosibus


text: holocaustosem

title: holocaustosem


text: holocaustose

title: holocaustose


text:
被災者

Noun

 * 1) victim of a disaster

title: 被災者


text:
ескалатор

Noun

 * 1) escalator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) escalator

title: ескалатор


text:
ひさいしゃ

Noun

 * 1)  victim of a disaster

title: ひさいしゃ


text: pruritui

title: pruritui


text: pruritum

title: pruritum


text: pruritu

title: pruritu


text: prurituum

title: prurituum


text: pruritibus

title: pruritibus


text: hisaisha

title: hisaisha


text: gyldenen

title: gyldenen


text: gyldenene

title: gyldenene


text: gyldenerne

title: gyldenerne


text: honestior

title: honestior


text: gyldens

title: gyldens


text: gyldenens

title: gyldenens


text: honestius

title: honestius


text: honestiores

title: honestiores


text: honestiora

title: honestiora


text: honestioris

title: honestioris


text: honestiorum

title: honestiorum


text: honestiori

title: honestiori


text: honestiorem

title: honestiorem


text: honestiore

title: honestiore


text: honestioribus

title: honestioribus


text: gyldenenes

title: gyldenenes


text: audiva

title: audiva


text: audira

title: audira


text: audirea

title: audirea


text: gyldenernes

title: gyldenernes


text:
被災

Noun

 * 1) suffering from a disaster, affected by a disaster

Derived terms

 * : disaster-stricken area
 * : disaster victim

Verb

 * 1) suffer from a disaster, be hit by a disaster, be visited by a natural disaster

title: 被災


text: honorabilior

title: honorabilior


text: rakodómunkások

title: rakodómunkások


text: honorabilius

title: honorabilius


text: honorabiliores

title: honorabiliores


text: honorabiliora

title: honorabiliora


text: honorabilioris

title: honorabilioris


text: honorabiliorum

title: honorabiliorum


text: honorabiliori

title: honorabiliori


text: honorabiliorem

title: honorabiliorem


text: honorabiliore

title: honorabiliore


text: honorabilioribus

title: honorabilioribus


text:
perästäpäin

Adverb

 * 1) afterwards

Usage notes
If the words are written separately, they may also mean "from the back towards front", e.g.

title: perästäpäin


text:
Thread:User talk:LA2/Time travel

Please answer my question directed at you in the discussion WT:BP. "How many entries do you expect to be enough for a good category named Category:Time travel?" --Daniel. 17:30, 27 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Thread:User talk:LA2/Time travel


text:
horripilatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bristling (of the hair)

title: horripilatio


text: raktárépületek

title: raktárépületek


text: horripilationes

title: horripilationes


text: horripilationis

title: horripilationis


text: horripilationum

title: horripilationum


text: horripilationi

title: horripilationi


text: horripilationibus

title: horripilationibus


text: horripilationem

title: horripilationem


text: horripilatione

title: horripilatione


text: realisztikusabb

title: realisztikusabb


text: legrealisztikusabb

title: legrealisztikusabb


text:
rossinyol

Etymology
Perhaps from, from , from , diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1)  nightingale
 * 2)  chanterelle

title: rossinyol


text: rossinyols

title: rossinyols


text: vadrózsák

title: vadrózsák


text: credera

title: credera


text: crederea

title: crederea


text: hospitas

title: hospitas


text: hospitat

title: hospitat


text: hospitamus

title: hospitamus


text: hospitatis

title: hospitatis


text: hospitant

title: hospitant


text: hospitabo

title: hospitabo


text: hospitabis

title: hospitabis


text: hospitabit

title: hospitabit


text: hospitabimus

title: hospitabimus


text: hospitabitis

title: hospitabitis


text: hospitabunt

title: hospitabunt


text: hospitabam

title: hospitabam


text: hospitabas

title: hospitabas


text: hospitabat

title: hospitabat


text: hospitabamus

title: hospitabamus


text: hospitabatis

title: hospitabatis


text: hospitabant

title: hospitabant


text: hospitavi

title: hospitavi


text: hospitavisti

title: hospitavisti


text: hospitavit

title: hospitavit


text: hospitavimus

title: hospitavimus


text: hospitavistis

title: hospitavistis


text: hospitaverunt

title: hospitaverunt


text: hospitavero

title: hospitavero


text: hospitaveris

title: hospitaveris


text: hospitaverit

title: hospitaverit


text: hospitaverimus

title: hospitaverimus


text: hospitaveritis

title: hospitaveritis


text: hospitaverint

title: hospitaverint


text: hospitaveram

title: hospitaveram


text: hospitaveras

title: hospitaveras


text: hospitaverat

title: hospitaverat


text: hospitaveramus

title: hospitaveramus


text: hospitaveratis

title: hospitaveratis


text: hospitaverant

title: hospitaverant


text: hospitet

title: hospitet


text: hospitemus

title: hospitemus


text: hospitetis

title: hospitetis


text: hospitent

title: hospitent


text: hospitarem

title: hospitarem


text: hospitares

title: hospitares


text: hospitaret

title: hospitaret


text: hospitaremus

title: hospitaremus


text: hospitaretis

title: hospitaretis


text: hospitarent

title: hospitarent


text: hospitaverim

title: hospitaverim


text: hospitavissem

title: hospitavissem


text: hospitavisses

title: hospitavisses


text: hospitavisset

title: hospitavisset


text: hospitavissemus

title: hospitavissemus


text: hospitavissetis

title: hospitavissetis


text: hospitavissent

title: hospitavissent


text: hospitato

title: hospitato


text:
hospitate

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  To receive with hospitality; to provide lodging to a guest.
 * 2)  To receive hospitality; to be a guest.
 * 1)  To receive hospitality; to be a guest.
 * 1)  To receive hospitality; to be a guest.
 * 1)  To receive hospitality; to be a guest.
 * 1)  To receive hospitality; to be a guest.
 * 1)  To receive hospitality; to be a guest.

Noun

 * 1) A building or set of buildings for housing non-paying guests or the sick, especially those connected to a monastery.
 * 2) A non-paying guest.
 * 1) A non-paying guest.
 * 1) A non-paying guest.
 * 1) A non-paying guest.
 * 1) A non-paying guest.
 * 1) A non-paying guest.

Adjective

 * 1) Hospitable.

title: hospitate


text: hospitatote

title: hospitatote


text: hospitanto

title: hospitanto


text: hospitavisse

title: hospitavisse


text: humiliassem

title: humiliassem


text: Judæan

title: Judæan


text: humillimus

title: humillimus


text: humillima

title: humillima


text: humillimum

title: humillimum


text: humillimi

title: humillimi


text: humillimae

title: humillimae


text: humillimorum

title: humillimorum


text: humillimarum

title: humillimarum


text: humillimo

title: humillimo


text: humillimis

title: humillimis


text: humillimam

title: humillimam


text: humillimos

title: humillimos


text: humillimas

title: humillimas


text: humillime

title: humillime


text: præsage

title: præsage


text: varánuszok

title: varánuszok


text: prenderea

title: prenderea


text: scopas

title: scopas


text: scopat

title: scopat


text: scopamus

title: scopamus


text: scopatis

title: scopatis


text: scopant

title: scopant


text: scopabo

title: scopabo


text: scopabis

title: scopabis


text: scopabit

title: scopabit


text: scopabimus

title: scopabimus


text: scopabitis

title: scopabitis


text: scopabunt

title: scopabunt


text: scopabam

title: scopabam


text: scopabas

title: scopabas


text: scopabat

title: scopabat


text: scopabamus

title: scopabamus


text: scopabatis

title: scopabatis


text: scopabant

title: scopabant


text: scopavisti

title: scopavisti


text: scopavit

title: scopavit


text: scopavimus

title: scopavimus


text: scopavistis

title: scopavistis


text: scopaverunt

title: scopaverunt


text: scopavero

title: scopavero


text: scopaveris

title: scopaveris


text: scopaverit

title: scopaverit


text: scopaverimus

title: scopaverimus


text: scopaveritis

title: scopaveritis


text: scopaverint

title: scopaverint


text: scopaveram

title: scopaveram


text: scopaveras

title: scopaveras


text: scopaverat

title: scopaverat


text: scopaveramus

title: scopaveramus


text: scopaveratis

title: scopaveratis


text: scopaverant

title: scopaverant


text: scopor

title: scopor


text: scoparis

title: scoparis


text: scopamur

title: scopamur


text: scopamini

title: scopamini


text: scopatur

title: scopatur


text: scopantur

title: scopantur


text: scopabor

title: scopabor


text: scopaberis

title: scopaberis


text: scopabimur

title: scopabimur


text: scopabimini

title: scopabimini


text: scopabitur

title: scopabitur


text: scopabuntur

title: scopabuntur


text: scopabar

title: scopabar


text: scopabaris

title: scopabaris


text: scopabamur

title: scopabamur


text: scopabamini

title: scopabamini


text: scopabatur

title: scopabatur


text: scopabantur

title: scopabantur


text: scopem

title: scopem


text: scopet

title: scopet


text: scopemus

title: scopemus


text: scopetis

title: scopetis


text: scopent

title: scopent


text: scoparem

title: scoparem


text: scopares

title: scopares


text: scoparet

title: scoparet


text: scoparemus

title: scoparemus


text: scoparetis

title: scoparetis


text: scoparent

title: scoparent


text: scopaverim

title: scopaverim


text: scopavissem

title: scopavissem


text: scopavisses

title: scopavisses


text: ignicomantes

title: ignicomantes


text: scopavisset

title: scopavisset


text: scopavissemus

title: scopavissemus


text: ignicomantia

title: ignicomantia


text: scopavissetis

title: scopavissetis


text: scopavissent

title: scopavissent


text: ignicomantis

title: ignicomantis


text:
scoper

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) One who or that which scopes.

Etymology 2
An allusion to the derogatory slur, following the renaming of the National Spastics Society, a UK disability charity, to in 1994.

title: scoper


text: scoperis

title: scoperis


text: ignicomantium

title: ignicomantium


text: scopemur

title: scopemur


text: scopemini

title: scopemini


text: ignicomanti

title: ignicomanti


text: scopetur

title: scopetur


text: scopentur

title: scopentur


text: ignicomantibus

title: ignicomantibus


text: scoparer

title: scoparer


text: ignicomantem

title: ignicomantem


text: scopareris

title: scopareris


text: scoparemur

title: scoparemur


text: scoparemini

title: scoparemini


text: scoparetur

title: scoparetur


text: scoparentur

title: scoparentur


text: scopatote

title: scopatote


text: scopanto

title: scopanto


text: scopator

title: scopator


text: scopantor

title: scopantor


text: scopavisse

title: scopavisse


text: scopari

title: scopari


text:
scopit

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) gelded, castrated

title: scopit


text: scopimus

title: scopimus


text: scopitis

title: scopitis


text: scopunt

title: scopunt


text: scopam

title: scopam


text: scopebam

title: scopebam


text: scopebas

title: scopebas


text: scopebat

title: scopebat


text: scopebamus

title: scopebamus


text: scopebatis

title: scopebatis


text: scopebant

title: scopebant


text: scopitur

title: scopitur


text: scopimur

title: scopimur


text: scopimini

title: scopimini


text: scopuntur

title: scopuntur


text: scopar

title: scopar


text: scopebar

title: scopebar


text: scopebaris

title: scopebaris


text: scopebatur

title: scopebatur


text: scopebamur

title: scopebamur


text: scopebamini

title: scopebamini


text: scopebantur

title: scopebantur


text: scoperem

title: scoperem


text: scoperes

title: scoperes


text: scoperet

title: scoperet


text:
ひさい

Noun

 * 1)  suffering from a disaster
 * 2)  inability, incompetence

Verb

 * 1)  suffer from a disaster

title: ひさい


text: scoperemus

title: scoperemus


text: scoperetis

title: scoperetis


text: scoperent

title: scoperent


text: scoperer

title: scoperer


text: scopereris

title: scopereris


text: scoperetur

title: scoperetur


text: scoperemur

title: scoperemur


text: scoperemini

title: scoperemini


text: scoperentur

title: scoperentur


text: scopito

title: scopito


text: smaragdvaránusz

title: smaragdvaránusz


text: scopite

title: scopite


text: scopitote

title: scopitote


text: scopunto

title: scopunto


text: scopere

title: scopere


text: scopitor

title: scopitor


text: scopuntor

title: scopuntor


text: scopisse

title: scopisse


text: smaragdvaránuszok

title: smaragdvaránuszok


text: hisai

title: hisai


text: iactui

title: iactui


text: iactu

title: iactu


text: iactuum

title: iactuum


text: iactibus

title: iactibus


text:
vitros

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) glassy

title: vitros


text:
vascsövek

Etymology
From the vascsöv- stem of.

title: vascsövek


text:
Rhætian

Adjective

 * 1) * 1782 and revised 1845, Edward Gibbon, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Plain Label Books; page 447:
 * A numerous body of the Alemanni penetrated across the Danube and through the Rhætian Alps into the plains of Lombardy, advanced as far as Ravenna, and displayed the victorious banners of barbarians almost in sight of Rome.
 * A numerous body of the Alemanni penetrated across the Danube and through the Rhætian Alps into the plains of Lombardy, advanced as far as Ravenna, and displayed the victorious banners of barbarians almost in sight of Rome.

title: Rhætian


text:
igniculus

Etymology
From.

Noun
(Diminutive of: ignis)

 * : small fire or flame; spark

title: igniculus


text: igniculi

title: igniculi


text: igniculorum

title: igniculorum


text: igniculo

title: igniculo


text: igniculis

title: igniculis


text: igniculum

title: igniculum


text: igniculos

title: igniculos


text: ignicule

title: ignicule


text: veszedelmesebb

title: veszedelmesebb


text: legveszedelmesebb

title: legveszedelmesebb


text: Category:ia:Fruits

title: Category:ia:Fruits


text: comprendera

title: comprendera


text: comprenderea

title: comprenderea


text: comprendite

title: comprendite


text:
体調

Noun

 * 1) a person's physical condition, (physical) shape

title: 体調


text:
veszedelem

Noun

 * 1)  danger, peril
 * 2)  calamity, disaster, blow, catastrophy upon the entire nation
 * 1)  calamity, disaster, blow, catastrophy upon the entire nation

title: veszedelem


text: veszedelmek

title: veszedelmek


text: -pnoea

title: -pnoea


text:
chanso

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) song

Related terms

 * see

title: chanso


text: Category:English terms suffixed with -pnea


text: chansos

title: chansos


text: たいちょう

title: たいちょう


text: taichō

title: taichō


text: világegyetemek

title: világegyetemek


text:
kozmosz

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) cosmos

title: kozmosz


text: trainos

title: trainos


text: kozmoszok

title: kozmoszok


text:
besoniar

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to need

title: besoniar


text:
soldato semplice

Noun

 * 1) private

title: soldato semplice


text: besonia

title: besonia


text: besoniava

title: besoniava


text: besoniara

title: besoniara


text: besoniarea

title: besoniarea


text: besoniante

title: besoniante


text: besoniate

title: besoniate


text:
chansoneta

Etymology
Gallo-Romance cognate with 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) small song

title: chansoneta


text:
parti intime

Noun

 * 1) privates, genitals, sex organs

title: parti intime


text:
amador

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) loving

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lover one who loves

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) amateur
 * 2)  a lover of something

Adjective

 * 1) loving
 * 2) voluntary
 * 3) amateur

Etymology
. ..

Adjective

 * 1) loving

Noun

 * 1) lover one who loves

title: amador


text:
chantador

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) singer; one who sings

title: chantador


text:
mediedie

Noun

 * 1) noon, midday, noontide

title: mediedie


text: univerzumok

title: univerzumok


text: bradypnœa

title: bradypnœa


text: mediedies

title: mediedies


text:
organi sessuali

Noun

 * 1) sex organs, genitals, genitalia, privates

title: organi sessuali


text: trichorrhœa

title: trichorrhœa


text: rendezvényévé

title: rendezvényévé


text:
User talk:SunbeamDog

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title: User talk:SunbeamDog


text: prestarea

title: prestarea


text:
User talk:Aeranlaes

Your most recent edit to guttural has been reverted as probable vandalism. Please desist, or else you may be blocked. Mglovesfun (talk) 18:44, 27 March 2011 (UTC)

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title: User talk:Aeranlaes


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bromocresol purple

Noun

 * 1)  A sulfonephthalein derived from a brominated derivative of cresol; it is used as an acid-base indicator

Translations

 * Finnish: bromikresolivihreä

title: bromocresol purple


text: rendezvénye

title: rendezvénye


text: Category:English terms prefixed with tachy-


text: Category:English terms prefixed with brady-


text: 心愿

title: 心愿


text:
歡天喜地

Idiom

 * 1) with boundless joy; overjoyed

title: 歡天喜地


text: 欢天喜地

title: 欢天喜地


text:
perätysten

Adverb

 * 1) one after the other, in a row

title: perätysten


text:
trepopnea

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  Dyspnea that is sensed while lying on one  but not on the other.

title: trepopnea


text:
驚嚇

Verb

 * 1) to frighten; to scare

title: 驚嚇


text: 惊吓

title: 惊吓


text:
başarı

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) success

title: başarı


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雖則

Conjunction

 * 1) even if; even though

title: 雖則


text: 虽则

title: 虽则


text:
rivissä

Noun

 * 1) lined up
 * 1) lined up

title: rivissä


text: riviin

title: riviin


text:
首肯

Verb

 * 1)  to nod approval; to approve; to agree; to consent

title: 首肯


text:
auzel

Etymology
From, from , a diminutive ultimately based on.

Noun

 * 1) bird flying animal
 * 2) * c. 1130,, canso:
 * "pro"

- Lanquan li jorn son loc en may / M'es belhs dous chans d’auzelhs, de lonh [...].

title: auzel


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fauconnier

Noun

 * 1) falconer a person who breeds or trains hawks

title: fauconnier


text: fauconniers

title: fauconniers


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/Translations from an Xml dump/reply (5)

Hm, I still not sure I understand what you mean. Do you mean adding code to inflection/headword-line templates to allow data to be pulled out?


text: attendera

title: attendera


text: attenderea

title: attenderea


text:
海乙那

Noun

 * 1)  hyena

title: 海乙那


text:
親眷

Noun

 * 1) one's relative

title: 親眷


text: 亲眷

title: 亲眷


text:
fallaineachd

Noun

 * 1) fitness, good health, healthiness, soundness, wholesomeness

title: fallaineachd


text:
早已

Adverb

 * 1) for a long time; a long time ago; long ago; long since

title: 早已


text:
fallain

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) able-bodied, hail, healthy, orthodox, salubrious, sound, well, wholesome

title: fallain


text:
歷來

Adverb

 * 1) always; constantly; all through the ages

title: 歷來


text: 历来

title: 历来


text:
明知故犯

Idiom

 * 1) to knowingly do wrong

title: 明知故犯


text: 詛呪

title: 詛呪


text: 诅呪

title: 诅呪


text:
詛咒

Verb

 * 1) to curse; to imprecate; to swear; to wish someone evil

title: 詛咒


text: 诅咒

title: 诅咒


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起頭

Verb

 * 1) to take the lead; to show initiative; to be the first; to set an example
 * 2) to begin; to start; to commence

Synonyms

Noun

 * 1) beginning

Adverb

 * 1) in the beginning; at first; originally

title: 起頭


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Thread:User talk:Yair rand/Translations from an Xml dump/reply (6)

No, I want to scrape data from Wiktionary, covering all language editions. Since all language editions are different the scraper needs to be configured differently for each language. It is not so easy to produce code that allows to be arbitrarily configured to scrape code. It will work similar to a template, but the other way round. I think the opposite of a template is a pattern such as Regex. I think it is probably more complicated to explain it than to give an example. I will prepare one and send it to you. SebastianHellmann 20:16, 27 March 2011 (UTC)


text: 起头

title: 起头


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pituinen

Etymology

 * "being of the length (of)"

Adjective

 * 1)  long;  tall

Usage notes

 * The structure (genitive) + is usually interchangeable with (partitive) +  (see usage examples above).

title: pituinen


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fo-cheannard

Noun

 * 1) deputy leader, lieutenant

title: fo-cheannard


text: fo-thiteal

title: fo-thiteal


text: Tropæolum

title: Tropæolum


text: utópisztikusabb

title: utópisztikusabb


text: legutópisztikusabb

title: legutópisztikusabb


text:
tvært

Etymology 1
See.

Etymology 2
From, a neuter form of the adjective (🇨🇬).

Adverb

 * 1) only in the phrases tvært imod, tværtimod and.

title: tvært


text: utópiák

title: utópiák


text:
User talk:77.237.114.244

Serbo-Croatian adjectives
You have replaced the text of Category:Serbo-Croatian adjectives with "ILLEGAL CATEGORY". This is inappropriate, so I've undone this change. You need consensus of the community to rename that category, so feel free to ask for changes politely and persuade people with evidence and arguments if necessary.

As far as I know, there is no consensus yet on the choice of names, so we have multiple, redundant categories: Category:Serbo-Croatian adjectives, Category:Serbian adjectives and Category:Croatian adjectives. This situation is far from perfect, but, given the circumstances, it is better than trying to force one choice over another without doing the necessary political work.

The status of "standard language" has been used in past discussions as an argument in favor of keeping "Serbian" and "Croatian" instead of "Serbo-Croatian", but it is not supported by everyone. There are some circunstances in favor of keeping "Serbo-Croatian" instead of "Serbian" and "Croatian"; for example, apparently these languages are almost identical, so an individual name is the best choice in the opinion of a number of people. --Daniel. 20:46, 27 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:77.237.114.244


text: urológiák

title: urológiák


text: sexts

title: sexts


text: sexted

title: sexted


text: urbánusabb

title: urbánusabb


text: legurbánusabb

title: legurbánusabb


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leas-abhainn

Noun

 * 1) tributary

title: leas-abhainn


text: ózonlyukak

title: ózonlyukak


text: ózonrétegek

title: ózonrétegek


text:
önvédelmek

Etymology
From the stem of.

title: önvédelmek


text: önrendelkezések

title: önrendelkezések


text: aquerne

title: aquerne


text: államszövetségek

title: államszövetségek


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fo-lèine

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vest, undershirt

title: fo-lèine


text:
fo-fhlaitheachd

Noun

 * 1) lieutenancy

title: fo-fhlaitheachd


text:
fo-ghnìomhachas

Noun

 * 1)  secondary industry

title: fo-ghnìomhachas


text:
fo-ghiùlanair

Noun

 * 1)  semiconductor

title: fo-ghiùlanair


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sulfonephthalein

Noun

 * 1)  Any of many sulfonic acids derived from phthaleins, some of which are important acid-base indicators.

title: sulfonephthalein


text:
leathsheoltóir

Noun

 * 1)  semiconductor

title: leathsheoltóir


text:
büfé

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) snack bar a small restaurant serving light meals
 * 2) buffet food laid out on a table to which diners serve themselves

title: büfé


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gewestelijk

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) regional

title: gewestelijk


text:
fo-phairt

Noun

 * 1) subunit

title: fo-phairt


text: gewesten

title: gewesten


text:
fo-mhisgeach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) half-drunk, tipsy

title: fo-mhisgeach


text:
fo-mhisg

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tipsiness

title: fo-mhisg


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businessworthy

Adjective

 * 1)  adhering to principles of ethical and responsible conduct when interacting with society.
 * 2) Of business conduct in accordance with the dictum that "Markets could not flourish without a strong underlying moral culture, animated by empathy and Fellow-feeling, by our ability to understand our common bond as human beings and to recognize the needs of others."
 * 3) Of a businessperson or business whose actions have contributed to the building of trust, stability and peace, in accordance with the criteria of the Oslo-based Business for Peace Foundation. The word 'businessworthy' has been coined by the foundation, to describe businesspersons or businesses looking beyond being creditworthy to exploring how they can reconnect business with society to mutual gain.

Translations

 * Norwegian: forretningsverdig

title: businessworthy


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User:Ashucky

I hold a BA in Anglistics and Cultures of Eastern Asia, and I'm currently completing my MA in Anglistics and Indo-European Comparative Linguistics (Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana). I also translate from and to English and Slovene, and teach English and Italian at all levels (CELTA and YL extension).

On Wiktionary, I mostly add Slovene translations, as well as adding new Slovene entries and inflectional tables.

title: User:Ashucky


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fo-shlighe

Noun

 * 1) subway, pedestrian underpass

title: fo-shlighe


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businessworthiness

Noun

 * 1) The property of being businessworthy.

title: businessworthiness


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虐殺

Verb

 * 1) to brutally murder
 * 2) to cause someone's death by maltreatment; to torture to death
 * 1) to cause someone's death by maltreatment; to torture to death

Noun

 * 1) massacre, slaughter

Verb

 * 1) to massacre

title: 虐殺


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虐待

Verb

 * 1) to abuse; to maltreat; to be cruel to

Noun

 * 1) abuse

Verb

 * 1) abuse; maltreat; ill-treat

title: 虐待


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fo-sgoil

Noun

 * 1) nursery school

title: fo-sgoil


text:
fo-ùir

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) subsoil

title: fo-ùir


text:
他殺

Etymology
The sense of "cutting a fruit" is influenced by Hokkien.

Verb

 * 1)  to commit homicide
 * 2)  to ask the vendor to cut a fruit, etc., especially a pineapple
 * 1)  to ask the vendor to cut a fruit, etc., especially a pineapple

Noun

 * 1)  homicide

Noun

 * 1) homicide, murder or manslaughter

title: 他殺


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枯萎

Adjective

 * 1) withered; shrivelled; wilted
 * 2) degenerated; retrogressed; retrograded

Verb

 * 1) to wither; to shrivel; to wilt
 * 2) to degenerate; to retrogress; to retrograde

title: 枯萎


text:
i och för sig

Phrase

 * 1)  in and of itself
 * 1)  in and of itself
 * 1)  in and of itself
 * 1)  in and of itself
 * 1)  in and of itself
 * 1)  in and of itself

title: i och för sig


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殺気

Noun

 * 1) killing intent; bloodthirst; bloodlust

title: 殺気


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成仏

Noun

 * 1) gaining enlightenment

Verb

 * 1) to get enlightenment and become a Buddha; to attain nirvana

title: 成仏


text:
spottlåda

Noun

 * 1) spittoon

title: spottlåda


text:
棺桶

Noun

 * 1) coffin

title: 棺桶


text:
仏典

Noun

 * 1)  Buddhist scriptures, sutras

title: 仏典


text:
通夜

Noun

 * 1) all night; whole night

Noun

 * 1) wake for the deceased

title: 通夜


text: iofs

title: iofs


text:
пряник

Noun

 * 1) gingerbread, spice cake

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) spice cake, gingerbread

title: пряник


text:
witen

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to blame, to hold accountable
 * 2) to cause harm

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

Verb

 * 1) to know a fact with certainty:
 * 2) to be aware of a situation, fact, etc.:
 * 3) to have a full understanding of something
 * 4) to be aware of someone's location
 * 5) to recognise; to comprehend something:
 * 6) to perceive; to notice something
 * 7) to discern; to distinguish something from another
 * 8) to experience, to be familiar with something:
 * 9) to know to do, to say
 * 10) to know how to do
 * 11) to know that something will happen
 * 12) to know about a topic
 * 13) to find out; to become aware
 * 14) to ask; to question
 * 15) to be confident something is the case or will happen
 * 16)  to make known
 * 1) to ask; to question
 * 2) to be confident something is the case or will happen
 * 3)  to make known

title: witen


text:
Кобе

Etymology
.

title: Кобе


text:
Саппоро

Etymology
.

title: Саппоро


text:
bekämpfen

Verb

 * 1)  to fight (against something), to combat

title: bekämpfen


text: bekämpftest

title: bekämpftest


text:
bekämpft

Adjective

 * 1) combated

title: bekämpft


text: bekämpften

title: bekämpften


text: bekämpftet

title: bekämpftet


text: bekämpfte

title: bekämpfte


text: bekämpfend

title: bekämpfend


text: bekämpfe

title: bekämpfe


text: bekämpfet

title: bekämpfet


text: bekämpfest

title: bekämpfest


text: bekämpfst

title: bekämpfst


text:
Talk:Wesen

wesen
Wouldn't the Afrikaans be wesen? Mglovesfun (talk) 23:13, 27 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Probably. The following quote is from http://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dier:
 * "Diere vorm een van die ses biologiese koninkryke, bekend as Animalia. Hulle is oor die algemeen veelsellige, eukariotiese wesens wat ander organismes moet verorber vir voeding."
 * and the following from http://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatomie:
 * "Anatomie (van die Grieks ἀνατομία, anatomia) is die vertakking van biologie wat die struktuur van lewende wesens bestudeer."
 * which would mean something like: "Anatomy (from the Greek ἀνατομία, anatomia) is the branch of biology which studies the structure of living creatures." —AugPi 23:29, 27 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:Wesen


text: büfék

title: büfék


text: konglomerátumok

title: konglomerátumok


text: konzervatóriumok

title: konzervatóriumok


text: paralízisek

title: paralízisek


text: ritmikusabb

title: ritmikusabb


text: legritmikusabb

title: legritmikusabb


text: rusztikusabb

title: rusztikusabb


text: legrusztikusabb

title: legrusztikusabb


text: rezervátumok

title: rezervátumok


text:
CRKP

Proper noun

 * , a bacterium that causes carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumonia.

title: CRKP


text:
fo rùn

Adjective

 * 1) confidential

title: fo rùn


text:
fo-rùnachd

Noun

 * 1) confidentiality

title: fo-rùnachd


text: close calls

title: close calls


text:
fo-bhuidhe

Adjective

 * 1) yellowish

title: fo-bhuidhe


text:
scothbhuí

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) yellowish

title: scothbhuí


text:
scothbhán

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) whitish

Etymology 2
From.

Adjective

 * 1) white-tufted

title: scothbhán


text:
sunami

Noun

 * 1)  tsunami.

Etymology
from.

Noun

 * 1) tsunami

title: sunami


text:
scothdhearg

Adjective

 * 1) reddish

title: scothdhearg


text: juyō

title: juyō


text:
計画停電

Noun

 * 1) planned blackout, planned electric power outage

title: 計画停電


text:
けいかくていでん

Noun

 * 1)  planned electric power outage

title: けいかくていでん


text: keikakuteiden

title: keikakuteiden


text:
停電

Verb

 * 1)  to lose power due to a blackout

Noun

 * 1) blackout a large-scale power failure

Verb

 * 1) to lose power (due to a blackout)

title: 停電


text: ていでん

title: ていでん


text: dofins

title: dofins


text:
scratch made

Adjective

 * 1) Made from scratch.
 * scratch made biscuits

title: scratch made


text:
bătut

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) beaten
 * 2) defeated

title: bătut


text:
desprinde

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to detach, unfasten, undo, unbind, tear off

title: desprinde


text:
Talk:podologist

From http://www.podiatry-arena.com/podiatry-forum/showthread.php?t=663, a professionals thread entitled "Podologist vs Podiatrist" discussing the name of their profession (formatting added):

I am no etymologist, but I believe that in the word Podologist, the suffix -ologist would denote someone (or something - aliens are not excluded here) who studies (originally from th greek logos meaning 'word') the foot. The suffix -iatrist comes from the greek iatrikos 'of healing', (from iasthai 'to heal' ), therefore a podiatrist is one who heals the foot.

And further on, a different poster adds (my emphasis):

I am a podologist and it is a recognised sub branch of anthropology/sociology. A podologist studies the foot in health and disease. I happen to concentrate on the psycho-social, psycho-sexual aspects of shoes and shoe design ,but others may be anatomists, anthropologists, or biomechanists and human moverment researchers. ... Podology is the science which supports the clinical application of foot treatment i.e. podiatry. This is similar to psychology and psychiatrist.

So perhaps we should incorporate this information back into the article. -- Eliyahu w:Talk 04:46, 28 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Another, much longer source at http://foottalk.blogspot.com/2008/12/potted-history-of-podiatry.html provides the etymologies of numerous terms including podology. -- Eliyahu w:Talk 07:24, 28 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:podologist


text:
undepartmentalized

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Not divided into departments; not departmentalized

title: undepartmentalized


text:
mankin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A little man; a manikin.

title: mankin


text: mankins

title: mankins


text:
sciene

Etymology
From, from , from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) beautiful, fair, bright
 * 2) brilliant, light, shining
 * 1) brilliant, light, shining

title: sciene


text:
scoth-bhándearg

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pinkish

title: scoth-bhándearg


text:
purply

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or having somewhat of a purple color or hue.

title: purply


text:
scothphinc

Adjective

 * 1) pinkish

title: scothphinc


text:
pinc

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1) pink

Noun

 * 1) pink

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1) pink

Etymology 1
According to the Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru, imitative of a bird's call. Possibly from, the source of 🇨🇬, however the exception to the general Celtic loss of Proto-Indo-European *p would need special explanation.

Noun

 * 1) finch

Etymology 2
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) pink, carnation ( spp.)

Adjective

 * 1) pink

title: pinc


text:
scothghlas

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) greenish

title: scothghlas


text:
scothghorm

Adjective

 * 1) bluish

title: scothghorm


text:
scothliath

Adjective

 * 1) grayish

title: scothliath


text:
scothchorcra

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) purplish

title: scothchorcra


text: Category:Irish terms prefixed with scoth-


text:
corcra

Etymology 1
From, attributive genitive of ; akin to (compare 🇨🇬), from.

Adjective

 * 1) purple

title: corcra


text:
補給

Verb

 * 1) to supply military provisions

Noun

 * 1) military supplies; provisions

Noun

 * 1) supplying, replenishment

Verb

 * 1) supply, replenish

title: 補給


text:
huttra

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to shiver or shudder, as in from low bodily temperature

title: huttra


text: doinn

title: doinn


text: κόπανου

title: κόπανου


text: κόπανο

title: κόπανο


text: κόπανε

title: κόπανε


text: κόπανοι

title: κόπανοι


text: κόπανους

title: κόπανους


text: κόπανων

title: κόπανων


text: κοπάνων

title: κοπάνων


text:
dlùth-bhaile

Noun

 * 1) suburb

title: dlùth-bhaile


text:
iomall-baile

Noun

 * 1) suburb

title: iomall-baile


text:
frith-bhaile

Noun

 * 1) suburb
 * 2) hamlet, village

title: frith-bhaile


text:
oir-baile

Noun

 * 1) suburb

title: oir-baile


text: aquæducts

title: aquæducts


text:
ほきゅう

Noun

 * 1)  supplying, replenishment
 * 2)   catch

Verb

 * 1)  replenish
 * 2)  (baseball) catch

title: ほきゅう


text:
leth-ainm

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) nickname

title: leth-ainm


text:
plăcut

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) pleasant, nice, agreeable, pleasing, enjoyable

title: plăcut


text: hokyū

title: hokyū


text: Category:Scottish Gaelic terms prefixed with frith-


text: 永い

title: 永い


text:
păscut

Etymology
From the past participle of paște.

Noun

 * 1) grazing the action of animals eating

title: păscut


text:
leth-ruadh

Adjective

 * 1) reddish

title: leth-ruadh


text:
frith-shràid

Noun

 * 1) alley, lane, bystreet

title: frith-shràid


text:
rhodocene

Noun

 * 1)  The rhodium analog of ferrocene

title: rhodocene


text:
frith-mhuir

Noun

 * 1) saltwater loch

title: frith-mhuir


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/Translations from an Xml dump/reply (7)

You might want to ask User:Robert Ullmann for guidance. He runs a bot called User:AutoFormat that fixes mishappen entries. User:Prince Kassad does the same thing with User:KassadBot.


text:
frith-bhuidsead

Noun

 * 1) working budget

title: frith-bhuidsead


text:
buidsead

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) budget

title: buidsead


text:
buidsead-obrach

Noun

 * 1) working budget

title: buidsead-obrach


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/Translations from an Xml dump/reply (8)

I installed Gawk and ran User:Matthias Buchmeier's script. It was quite painless.


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grandfather paradox

Etymology
From the paradox proposed by the French author in 1944 in his book ; in its original form the paradox of one person going back to the past and killing their biological grandfather before the latter fathered the traveler's father, thus preventing the time traveler from ever being conceived in the first place.

Noun

 * 1) The paradox of time travel in which inconsistencies emerge through changing the past.

Translations

 * Finnish: isoisäparadoksi
 * German: Großvaterparadoxon, Großvater-Paradoxon
 * Japanese: 祖父殺しのパラドックス
 * Mongolian: алагдсан өвөөгийн парадокс, өвөөгийн парадокс
 * Russian:

title: grandfather paradox


text:
tókǫʼí

Etymology
+ +

Noun

 * 1) petroleum

title: tókǫʼí


text: grandfather paradoxes

title: grandfather paradoxes


text:
dlùth-chairdeas

Noun

 * 1) intimacy

title: dlùth-chairdeas


text:
dlùth-chairdeil

Adjective

 * 1) intimate

title: dlùth-chairdeil


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closed time loop

Noun

 * 1)  A chain of events in which someone or something time travels to the past as a means to fulfill their role in the history exactly as it already happened, thus implying impossibility to change the past.

title: closed time loop


text: closed time loops

title: closed time loops


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Thread:User talk:Yair rand/Translations from an Xml dump/reply (9)

Robert Ullmann has been out. Best check with Prince Kassad.


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fo-roinn

Verb

 * 1) subdivide

Noun

 * 1) subdivision
 * 2) subdepartment
 * 1) subdepartment

title: fo-roinn


text:
ignoranter

Adverb

 * 1) ignorantly
 * 2) unintentionally
 * 3) unexpectedly

title: ignoranter


text:
Talk:se laver

se laver
Per the se verbs above, sum of part, +. Mglovesfun (talk) 17:12, 23 March 2010 (UTC)

 * Weak keep and if so expand. There are two distinct uses here:
 * se = direct object: « Elle l'a lavé. » → « Elle s'est lavée. »
 * This is completely SOP.
 * se = indirect object: « Elle lui a lavé les mains. » → « Elle s'est lavé les mains. »
 * This is SOP from a French-speaker's standpoint, but many (most? all?) English-speakers learn the construction “se laver ___” long before they learn the construction “laver ___ à ___”. The former is the primary instance of the latter.
 * —Ruakh TALK 17:47, 23 March 2010 (UTC)

 * You are right, there are two possible uses. But you are wrong: they are not considered as SOP from a French speaker's standpoint. French speakers who say elle s'est lavée don't think she washed somebody; whom? herself, therefore I add s before the verb. Actually, se laver is considered as a verbe pronominal in French: you can find the definition of se laver at laver (not at s) in French dictionaries, but the definition is present, and this shows that French speakers consider it as something really worth a definition. For example, it's very clearly separated from laver in the Petit Larousse dictionary. Actually, English speakers are much more likely to consider it as SOP: they reason more, they feel less.
 * The best solution is probably to mention se laver in the laver page (because it's where most dictionaries mention it) but to also have a se laver page.
 * Some other French verbs are only (or almost only) used as pronominal verbs. On fr.wikt, some contributors tend to consider that they should only have a se ... page, other contributors only a page without the se, and other ones (including me) consider that having both is useful. Lmaltier 21:08, 23 March 2010 (UTC)

 * SOP doesn't mean that you do sit and reason out the meaning from first principles, only that you could. You say that French speakers don't think she washed somebody; whom? herself, therefore I add s before the verb; but then, they also don't think somebody washed his/herself; who? her, therefore I put the subject elle before the verb. This doesn't mean that "elle se lave" is non-SOP; it means only that competent speakers can assemble sentences without realizing they're doing it. —Ruakh TALK 21:37, 23 March 2010 (UTC)

 * I was referring not to a conscious reasoning, but to a French speaker's brain: the brain assembles words, and this process is not conscious, of course. But in this case, the brain uses se laver as a single word, as a pronominal verb (it's called a verb), not as a combination of two words (a pronoun + a verb). This is what I was meaning, and this is what explains the presence of a definition in French dictionaries. blue car is blue + car, but se laver is se laver in the mind. Lmaltier 21:59, 23 March 2010 (UTC)

 * In that case, I don't think we're actually disagreeing with each other. :-)  —Ruakh TALK 22:17, 23 March 2010 (UTC)

 * Redirect to laver, where this should be dealt with like all other pronominal verbs, ie as a separate context-tagged def line. < class="latinx">Ƿidsiþ 12:56, 25 March 2010 (UTC)
 * FWIW I would like to change our policy of not having French reflexive verbs unless they are always reflexive (such as s'agir, the impersonal verb) but I've found more than enough opposition on both this Wiktionary and the French one. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:58, 25 March 2010 (UTC)

redirected -- Prince Kassad 20:37, 21 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:se laver


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frith-cheum

Noun

 * 1) bywalk

title: frith-cheum


text: ilices

title: ilices


text: ilicis

title: ilicis


text: ilicum

title: ilicum


text: ilici

title: ilici


text: ilicibus

title: ilicibus


text: ilicem

title: ilicem


text: ilice

title: ilice


text:
Talk:nothing ball

nothing ball
Seems like nothing + ball to me. The two definitions are actually examples of possible ways to use this collocation, rather than actual definitions. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:09, 11 March 2011 (UTC)

 * I'm fairly sure the definition of "nothing ball" in baseball is more complicated than that, but I don't know enough about baseball to say. Jnestorius 16:14, 11 March 2011 (UTC)
 * A "pitch" with "nothing on it" would seem likely to exhaust the matter in baseball, unless you have citations that show otherwise. DCDuring TALK 18:29, 11 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Doesn't seem like SOP to me. How is someone supposed to divine that nothing ball means a pitch with no special speed or spin rather than, for example, a ball with its outer hide worn away or a pitch that does not pass through the strike zone? Keep, I think. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:59, 11 March 2011 (UTC)

 * I originally intended to add an example of attributive use to nothing's noun sense #1 "Something trifling, or of no consequence or importance", which is what is familiar to me from "nothing ball" in soccer. Googling, I was struck by the fact that, in baseball, "nothing ball" is different: apparently attributive use of pronoun sense #2 "An absence of anything". The fact that this was not obvious made me think it is idiomatic rather than merely collocational. I've checked COCA and BNC and attributive use of "nothing" is rare in any sense but those that are there are in the "trivial" sense. So I suggest keeping the baseball sense and moving the other to nothing. I don't know what the standard is for distinguishing attributive uses of a noun from others; do you just add a quote showing that it can be done or do you make it a subsense? Jnestorius 19:57, 11 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Keep as idiomatic with widely different meanings in different sports. DAVilla 05:31, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Per one of the deletion debates above, sometimes when a collocation has widely varying meanings it's because the components have lots of different meanings. The fact that there are so many meanings shows that it isn't a set phrase, but rather nothing followed directly by ball. Still, I could change my mind about this in the face of evidence - anyone got any? Mglovesfun (talk) 13:10, 12 March 2011 (UTC)

 * These are not just widely varying meanings, they are specific meanings within the context of a particular sport. At least the baseball one is. I'm not sure what "attacking threat" is supposed to mean in the second, or which sports it's supposed to apply to. DAVilla 04:47, 17 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Keep. Even knowing the meanings of nothing and ball, I still had no idea what the term meant.--Dmol 22:24, 12 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Keep the first definition, possibly also the second, per msh210 and Dmol. I know what "nothing" and "ball" mean and had no idea what "nothing ball" meant. The prior knowledge test may apply. - -sche 03:40, 13 March 2011 (UTC)

I still don't get it, but what the hey. Kept. Mglovesfun (talk) 00:14, 21 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:nothing ball


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inalto

Verb

 * 1) to raise on high; to exalt

title: inalto


text: inaltas

title: inaltas


text: inaltat

title: inaltat


text: inaltamus

title: inaltamus


text: inaltatis

title: inaltatis


text: inaltant

title: inaltant


text: inaltabo

title: inaltabo


text: inaltabis

title: inaltabis


text: inaltabit

title: inaltabit


text: inaltabimus

title: inaltabimus


text: inaltabitis

title: inaltabitis


text: inaltabunt

title: inaltabunt


text: inaltabam

title: inaltabam


text: inaltabas

title: inaltabas


text: inaltabat

title: inaltabat


text: inaltabamus

title: inaltabamus


text: inaltabatis

title: inaltabatis


text: inaltabant

title: inaltabant


text: inaltavi

title: inaltavi


text: inaltavisti

title: inaltavisti


text: inaltavit

title: inaltavit


text: inaltavimus

title: inaltavimus


text: inaltavistis

title: inaltavistis


text: inaltaverunt

title: inaltaverunt


text: inaltavero

title: inaltavero


text: inaltaveris

title: inaltaveris


text: inaltaverit

title: inaltaverit


text: inaltaverimus

title: inaltaverimus


text: inaltaveritis

title: inaltaveritis


text: inaltaverint

title: inaltaverint


text: inaltaveram

title: inaltaveram


text: inaltaveras

title: inaltaveras


text: inaltaverat

title: inaltaverat


text: inaltaveramus

title: inaltaveramus


text: inaltaveratis

title: inaltaveratis


text: inaltaverant

title: inaltaverant


text: inaltor

title: inaltor


text: inaltaris

title: inaltaris


text: inaltamur

title: inaltamur


text: inaltamini

title: inaltamini


text: inaltatur

title: inaltatur


text: inaltantur

title: inaltantur


text: inaltabor

title: inaltabor


text: inaltaberis

title: inaltaberis


text: inaltabimur

title: inaltabimur


text: inaltabimini

title: inaltabimini


text: inaltabitur

title: inaltabitur


text: inaltabuntur

title: inaltabuntur


text: inaltabar

title: inaltabar


text: inaltabaris

title: inaltabaris


text: inaltabamur

title: inaltabamur


text: inaltabamini

title: inaltabamini


text: inaltabatur

title: inaltabatur


text: inaltabantur

title: inaltabantur


text: inaltem

title: inaltem


text: inaltes

title: inaltes


text: inaltet

title: inaltet


text: inaltemus

title: inaltemus


text: inaltetis

title: inaltetis


text: inaltent

title: inaltent


text: inaltarem

title: inaltarem


text: inaltares

title: inaltares


text: inaltaret

title: inaltaret


text: inaltaremus

title: inaltaremus


text: inaltaretis

title: inaltaretis


text: inaltarent

title: inaltarent


text: inaltaverim

title: inaltaverim


text: inaltavissem

title: inaltavissem


text:
bywalk

Noun

 * 1) a secluded or private walk

title: bywalk


text: inaltavisses

title: inaltavisses


text: inaltavisset

title: inaltavisset


text: inaltavissemus

title: inaltavissemus


text: inaltavissetis

title: inaltavissetis


text: inaltavissent

title: inaltavissent


text: inalter

title: inalter


text: inalteris

title: inalteris


text: inaltemur

title: inaltemur


text: inaltemini

title: inaltemini


text: inaltetur

title: inaltetur


text: inaltentur

title: inaltentur


text: inaltarer

title: inaltarer


text: inaltareris

title: inaltareris


text: inaltaremur

title: inaltaremur


text: inaltaremini

title: inaltaremini


text: inaltaretur

title: inaltaretur


text: inaltarentur

title: inaltarentur


text: inalta

title: inalta


text: inaltato

title: inaltato


text: inaltate

title: inaltate


text: inaltatote

title: inaltatote


text: inaltanto

title: inaltanto


text: inaltare

title: inaltare


text: inaltator

title: inaltator


text: inaltantor

title: inaltantor


text: inaltavisse

title: inaltavisse


text: inaltari

title: inaltari


text:
subdepartment

Noun

 * 1) a subordinate department, bureau

title: subdepartment


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incantans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) singing
 * 2) reciting
 * 3) enchanting

title: incantans


text: incantantes

title: incantantes


text: incantantia

title: incantantia


text: incantantis

title: incantantis


text: incantantium

title: incantantium


text: incantanti

title: incantanti


text: incantantibus

title: incantantibus


text: incantantem

title: incantantem


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bootstrap paradox

Etymology
Compare, , etc.

Noun

 * 1) A time travel paradox in which the consequences of an event in the future travel back in time and cause an event in the past or present, which in turn is among the causes of the first event, forming a causal loop in which each event is caused by the other.

title: bootstrap paradox


text: bootstrap paradoxes

title: bootstrap paradoxes


text:
incenatus

Adjective

 * 1) without having dined
 * 2) fasting

title: incenatus


text: obāsan

title: obāsan


text: incenata

title: incenata


text: incenatum

title: incenatum


text: incenati

title: incenati


text: incenatae

title: incenatae


text: incenatorum

title: incenatorum


text: incenatarum

title: incenatarum


text: incenato

title: incenato


text: incenatis

title: incenatis


text: incenatam

title: incenatam


text: incenatos

title: incenatos


text: incenatas

title: incenatas


text: incenate

title: incenate


text:
dlùth-bharrach

Noun

 * 1) brushwood

title: dlùth-bharrach


text: incensui

title: incensui


text: incensum

title: incensum


text:
incensu

Noun

 * 1) incense

title: incensu


text: incensuum

title: incensuum


text: incensibus

title: incensibus


text:
dlùth-chaidreach

Adjective

 * 1) intimate

title: dlùth-chaidreach


text: inclinastis

title: inclinastis


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compliceren

Etymology
Borrowed from, with the consonant possibly modified under influence of or modern Dutch.

Verb

 * 1)  to complicate

title: compliceren


text:
inclusor

Noun

 * 1) encloser; imprisoner

title: inclusor


text: inclusores

title: inclusores


text: inclusoris

title: inclusoris


text: inclusori

title: inclusori


text: inclusoribus

title: inclusoribus


text: inclusorem

title: inclusorem


text: inclusore

title: inclusore


text:
closed timelike curve

Noun

 * 1)  A worldline that returns to its starting point.

title: closed timelike curve


text: closed timelike curves

title: closed timelike curves


text: world lines

title: world lines


text:
frith-thaghadh

Noun

 * 1)  by-election

title: frith-thaghadh


text: increpasti

title: increpasti


text:
frith-choille

Noun

 * 1) copse

title: frith-choille


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text:
fo-thaghadh

Noun

 * 1)  by-election

title: fo-thaghadh


text:
incultus

Etymology 1
.

Adjective

 * 1) untilled, uncultivated
 * 2) neglected
 * 3) unadorned, unpolished

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1)  want of cultivation

title: incultus


text: inculta

title: inculta


text: incultum

title: incultum


text: inculti

title: inculti


text: incultae

title: incultae


text: incultorum

title: incultorum


text: incultarum

title: incultarum


text: incultis

title: incultis


text: incultam

title: incultam


text: incultos

title: incultos


text: incultas

title: incultas


text: butterfly effects

title: butterfly effects


text:
indeficiens

Adjective

 * 1) unfailing

title: indeficiens


text:
ひょろ長い

Adjective

 * 1) gangly, gaunt, stalky

title: ひょろ長い


text: indeficientes

title: indeficientes


text:
freagarrachd

Noun

 * 1) acceptability, adequacy, adequateness, adaptability, agreeableness, aptness, concinnity, congruence, congruity, expediency, fitness, suitability, propriety, relevancy

title: freagarrachd


text: indeficientia

title: indeficientia


text: indeficientis

title: indeficientis


text: indeficientium

title: indeficientium


text: indeficienti

title: indeficienti


text: indeficientibus

title: indeficientibus


text: indeficientem

title: indeficientem


text: indicasset

title: indicasset


text: ひょろながい

title: ひょろながい


text: hyoronagai

title: hyoronagai


text:
Roman ring

Noun

 * 1) A configuration of wormholes where for each individual wormhole the time difference across its mouths is such that it may not allow a closed timelike curve.

title: Roman ring


text: Roman rings

title: Roman rings


text:
indisciplinosus

Adjective

 * 1) undisciplined

title: indisciplinosus


text: indisciplinosa

title: indisciplinosa


text: indisciplinosum

title: indisciplinosum


text: indisciplinosi

title: indisciplinosi


text: indisciplinosae

title: indisciplinosae


text: indisciplinosorum

title: indisciplinosorum


text: indisciplinosarum

title: indisciplinosarum


text: indisciplinoso

title: indisciplinoso


text: indisciplinosis

title: indisciplinosis


text: indisciplinosam

title: indisciplinosam


text: indisciplinosos

title: indisciplinosos


text: indisciplinosas

title: indisciplinosas


text: indisciplinose

title: indisciplinose


text:
indomitus

Adjective

 * 1) untamed, unsubdued, ungoverned, unrestrained
 * 2) untameable, ungovernable, fierce, wild

title: indomitus


text: indomitum

title: indomitum


text: indomitae

title: indomitae


text: indomitorum

title: indomitorum


text: indomitarum

title: indomitarum


text: indomitis

title: indomitis


text: indomitam

title: indomitam


text: indomitos

title: indomitos


text: indomitas

title: indomitas


text:
Tipler cylinder

Etymology
Named after American physicist, who recognized the possibility of such a device in 1974.

Noun

 * 1) A hypothetical massive, infinitely long cylinder spinning along its longitudinal axis, enabling time travel.

title: Tipler cylinder


text: Tipler cylinders

title: Tipler cylinders


text:
indulco

Verb

 * 1) to sweeten

title: indulco


text: indulcas

title: indulcas


text: indulcat

title: indulcat


text: indulcamus

title: indulcamus


text: indulcatis

title: indulcatis


text: indulcant

title: indulcant


text: indulcabo

title: indulcabo


text: indulcabis

title: indulcabis


text:
chronovisor

Noun

 * 1) A hypothetical machine that is able to see past and future events.

Translations

 * Hungarian: kronovizor, időlátó
 * Portuguese: cronovisor

title: chronovisor


text: indulcabit

title: indulcabit


text: indulcabimus

title: indulcabimus


text: indulcabitis

title: indulcabitis


text: indulcabunt

title: indulcabunt


text: indulcabam

title: indulcabam


text: indulcabas

title: indulcabas


text: indulcabat

title: indulcabat


text: indulcabamus

title: indulcabamus


text: indulcabatis

title: indulcabatis


text: indulcabant

title: indulcabant


text: indulcavi

title: indulcavi


text: indulcavisti

title: indulcavisti


text: indulcavit

title: indulcavit


text: indulcavimus

title: indulcavimus


text: indulcavistis

title: indulcavistis


text: indulcaverunt

title: indulcaverunt


text: indulcavero

title: indulcavero


text: indulcaveris

title: indulcaveris


text: indulcaverit

title: indulcaverit


text: indulcaverimus

title: indulcaverimus


text: chronovisors

title: chronovisors


text: indulcaveritis

title: indulcaveritis


text: indulcaverint

title: indulcaverint


text: indulcaveram

title: indulcaveram


text: indulcaveras

title: indulcaveras


text: indulcaverat

title: indulcaverat


text: indulcaveramus

title: indulcaveramus


text: indulcaveratis

title: indulcaveratis


text: indulcaverant

title: indulcaverant


text: indulcor

title: indulcor


text: indulcaris

title: indulcaris


text: indulcamur

title: indulcamur


text: indulcamini

title: indulcamini


text: indulcatur

title: indulcatur


text: indulcantur

title: indulcantur


text: indulcabor

title: indulcabor


text: indulcaberis

title: indulcaberis


text: indulcabimur

title: indulcabimur


text: indulcabimini

title: indulcabimini


text: indulcabitur

title: indulcabitur


text: indulcabuntur

title: indulcabuntur


text: indulcabar

title: indulcabar


text: indulcabaris

title: indulcabaris


text: indulcabamur

title: indulcabamur


text: indulcabamini

title: indulcabamini


text: indulcabatur

title: indulcabatur


text: indulcabantur

title: indulcabantur


text: indulcem

title: indulcem


text: indulces

title: indulces


text: indulcet

title: indulcet


text: indulcemus

title: indulcemus


text: indulcetis

title: indulcetis


text: indulcent

title: indulcent


text: indulcarem

title: indulcarem


text: indulcares

title: indulcares


text: indulcaret

title: indulcaret


text: indulcaremus

title: indulcaremus


text: indulcaretis

title: indulcaretis


text: indulcarent

title: indulcarent


text: indulcaverim

title: indulcaverim


text: indulcavissem

title: indulcavissem


text: indulcavisses

title: indulcavisses


text: indulcavisset

title: indulcavisset


text: indulcavissemus

title: indulcavissemus


text: indulcavissetis

title: indulcavissetis


text: indulcavissent

title: indulcavissent


text: indulcer

title: indulcer


text: indulceris

title: indulceris


text: indulcemur

title: indulcemur


text: indulcemini

title: indulcemini


text: indulcetur

title: indulcetur


text: indulcentur

title: indulcentur


text: indulcarer

title: indulcarer


text: indulcareris

title: indulcareris


text: indulcaremur

title: indulcaremur


text: indulcaremini

title: indulcaremini


text: indulcaretur

title: indulcaretur


text: indulcarentur

title: indulcarentur


text: indulca

title: indulca


text: indulcato

title: indulcato


text: indulcate

title: indulcate


text: indulcatote

title: indulcatote


text: indulcanto

title: indulcanto


text: indulcare

title: indulcare


text: indulcator

title: indulcator


text: indulcantor

title: indulcantor


text: indulcavisse

title: indulcavisse


text: indulcari

title: indulcari


text:
indulcatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sweetened

title: indulcatus


text:
巻き起こす

Verb

 * 1) create a controversy, stir up (debate, a storm, controversy)

title: 巻き起こす


text: indulcata

title: indulcata


text: indulcatum

title: indulcatum


text: indulcati

title: indulcati


text: indulcatae

title: indulcatae


text: indulcatorum

title: indulcatorum


text: indulcatarum

title: indulcatarum


text: indulcatam

title: indulcatam


text: indulcatos

title: indulcatos


text: indulcatas

title: indulcatas


text:
まきおこす

Verb

 * 1)  stir up (debate, controversy)

title: まきおこす


text:
ineruditio

Noun

 * 1) ignorance (lack of learning)

title: ineruditio


text: ineruditiones

title: ineruditiones


text: ineruditionis

title: ineruditionis


text: ineruditionum

title: ineruditionum


text: ineruditioni

title: ineruditioni


text: ineruditionibus

title: ineruditionibus


text: ineruditionem

title: ineruditionem


text: ineruditione

title: ineruditione


text:
startbaan

Etymology
Compound of.

title: startbaan


text: startbanen

title: startbanen


text: makiokosu

title: makiokosu


text: infatuas

title: infatuas


text:
infatuat

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) arrogant, haughty

title: infatuat


text: infatuamus

title: infatuamus


text: infatuatis

title: infatuatis


text: infatuant

title: infatuant


text: infatuabo

title: infatuabo


text: infatuabis

title: infatuabis


text: infatuabit

title: infatuabit


text: infatuabimus

title: infatuabimus


text: infatuabitis

title: infatuabitis


text: infatuabunt

title: infatuabunt


text: infatuabam

title: infatuabam


text: infatuabas

title: infatuabas


text: infatuabat

title: infatuabat


text: infatuabamus

title: infatuabamus


text: infatuabatis

title: infatuabatis


text: infatuabant

title: infatuabant


text: infatuavisti

title: infatuavisti


text: infatuavit

title: infatuavit


text: infatuavimus

title: infatuavimus


text: infatuavistis

title: infatuavistis


text: infatuaverunt

title: infatuaverunt


text: infatuavero

title: infatuavero


text: infatuaveris

title: infatuaveris


text: infatuaverit

title: infatuaverit


text: infatuaverimus

title: infatuaverimus


text: infatuaveritis

title: infatuaveritis


text: infatuaverint

title: infatuaverint


text: infatuaveram

title: infatuaveram


text: infatuaveras

title: infatuaveras


text: infatuaverat

title: infatuaverat


text: infatuaveramus

title: infatuaveramus


text: infatuaveratis

title: infatuaveratis


text: infatuaverant

title: infatuaverant


text: infatuor

title: infatuor


text: infatuaris

title: infatuaris


text: infatuamur

title: infatuamur


text: infatuamini

title: infatuamini


text: infatuatur

title: infatuatur


text: infatuantur

title: infatuantur


text: infatuabor

title: infatuabor


text: infatuaberis

title: infatuaberis


text: infatuabimur

title: infatuabimur


text: infatuabimini

title: infatuabimini


text: infatuabitur

title: infatuabitur


text: infatuabuntur

title: infatuabuntur


text: infatuabar

title: infatuabar


text: infatuabaris

title: infatuabaris


text: infatuabamur

title: infatuabamur


text: infatuabamini

title: infatuabamini


text: infatuabatur

title: infatuabatur


text: infatuabantur

title: infatuabantur


text: infatuem

title: infatuem


text: infatues

title: infatues


text: infatuet

title: infatuet


text: infatuemus

title: infatuemus


text: infatuetis

title: infatuetis


text: infatuent

title: infatuent


text: infatuarem

title: infatuarem


text: infatuares

title: infatuares


text: infatuaret

title: infatuaret


text: infatuaremus

title: infatuaremus


text: infatuaretis

title: infatuaretis


text: infatuarent

title: infatuarent


text: mss

title: mss


text: infatuaverim

title: infatuaverim


text: infatuavissem

title: infatuavissem


text: infatuavisses

title: infatuavisses


text: infatuavisset

title: infatuavisset


text: infatuavissemus

title: infatuavissemus


text:
教育界

Noun

 * 1) educational circles

Noun

 * 1) the education world, the world of education

title: 教育界


text: infatuavissetis

title: infatuavissetis


text: infatuavissent

title: infatuavissent


text: infatuer

title: infatuer


text: infatueris

title: infatueris


text: infatuemur

title: infatuemur


text: infatuemini

title: infatuemini


text: infatuetur

title: infatuetur


text: infatuentur

title: infatuentur


text: infatuarer

title: infatuarer


text: infatuareris

title: infatuareris


text: infatuaremur

title: infatuaremur


text: infatuaremini

title: infatuaremini


text: infatuaretur

title: infatuaretur


text: infatuarentur

title: infatuarentur


text: infatuatote

title: infatuatote


text: infatuanto

title: infatuanto


text:
infatuator

Noun

 * 1) A person or thing that infatuates.

title: infatuator


text: infatuantor

title: infatuantor


text: infatuavisse

title: infatuavisse


text: infatuari

title: infatuari


text:
infatuatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) infatuated

title: infatuatus


text: infatuatum

title: infatuatum


text: infatuatae

title: infatuatae


text: infatuatorum

title: infatuatorum


text: infatuatarum

title: infatuatarum


text: infatuatam

title: infatuatam


text: infatuatos

title: infatuatos


text: infatuatas

title: infatuatas


text:
infideliter

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) unfaithfully
 * 2) treacherously

title: infideliter


text: mss.

title: mss.


text:
klaverblad

Noun

 * 1) shamrock
 * 2) cloverleaf interchange

title: klaverblad


text: klaverbladen

title: klaverbladen


text:
inflammatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) conflagration
 * 2) inflammation

title: inflammatio


text: inflammationes

title: inflammationes


text: inflammationis

title: inflammationis


text: inflammationum

title: inflammationum


text: inflammationi

title: inflammationi


text: inflammationibus

title: inflammationibus


text: inflammationem

title: inflammationem


text: inflammatione

title: inflammatione


text:
infrunitus

Adjective

 * 1) tasteless, senseless

title: infrunitus


text: infrunita

title: infrunita


text: infrunitum

title: infrunitum


text: infruniti

title: infruniti


text: infrunitae

title: infrunitae


text: infrunitorum

title: infrunitorum


text: infrunitarum

title: infrunitarum


text: infrunito

title: infrunito


text: infrunitis

title: infrunitis


text: infrunitam

title: infrunitam


text: infrunitos

title: infrunitos


text: infrunitas

title: infrunitas


text: infrunite

title: infrunite


text:
autoinfanticide

Noun

 * 1)  The act of traveling back in time to the past and killing oneself as a baby.

title: autoinfanticide


text: reiztet

title: reiztet


text: reizet

title: reizet


text: gereizt

title: gereizt


text: reizt

title: reizt


text: reizest

title: reizest


text: reizten

title: reizten


text: reiztest

title: reiztest


text: reizte

title: reizte


text:
fo-chraicneach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  subcutaneous, subdermal

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  hypodermic

title: fo-chraicneach


text: coniugas

title: coniugas


text: coniugat

title: coniugat


text: coniugamus

title: coniugamus


text: coniugatis

title: coniugatis


text: coniugant

title: coniugant


text: coniugabo

title: coniugabo


text: coniugabis

title: coniugabis


text: coniugabit

title: coniugabit


text: coniugabimus

title: coniugabimus


text: coniugabitis

title: coniugabitis


text: coniugabunt

title: coniugabunt


text: coniugabam

title: coniugabam


text: coniugabas

title: coniugabas


text: coniugabat

title: coniugabat


text: coniugabamus

title: coniugabamus


text: coniugabatis

title: coniugabatis


text: coniugabant

title: coniugabant


text: coniugavisti

title: coniugavisti


text: coniugavit

title: coniugavit


text: coniugavimus

title: coniugavimus


text: coniugavistis

title: coniugavistis


text: coniugaverunt

title: coniugaverunt


text: coniugavero

title: coniugavero


text: coniugaveris

title: coniugaveris


text: coniugaverit

title: coniugaverit


text: coniugaverimus

title: coniugaverimus


text: coniugaveritis

title: coniugaveritis


text: coniugaverint

title: coniugaverint


text: coniugaveram

title: coniugaveram


text: coniugaveras

title: coniugaveras


text: coniugaverat

title: coniugaverat


text: coniugaveramus

title: coniugaveramus


text: coniugaveratis

title: coniugaveratis


text: coniugaverant

title: coniugaverant


text: coniugor

title: coniugor


text: coniugaris

title: coniugaris


text: coniugamur

title: coniugamur


text: coniugamini

title: coniugamini


text: coniugatur

title: coniugatur


text: coniugantur

title: coniugantur


text: coniugabor

title: coniugabor


text: coniugaberis

title: coniugaberis


text: coniugabimur

title: coniugabimur


text: coniugabimini

title: coniugabimini


text: coniugabitur

title: coniugabitur


text: coniugabuntur

title: coniugabuntur


text: coniugabar

title: coniugabar


text: coniugabaris

title: coniugabaris


text: coniugabamur

title: coniugabamur


text: coniugabamini

title: coniugabamini


text: coniugabatur

title: coniugabatur


text: coniugabantur

title: coniugabantur


text: coniuget

title: coniuget


text: coniugemus

title: coniugemus


text: coniugetis

title: coniugetis


text: coniugent

title: coniugent


text: coniugarem

title: coniugarem


text: coniugares

title: coniugares


text: coniugaret

title: coniugaret


text: coniugaremus

title: coniugaremus


text: coniugaretis

title: coniugaretis


text: coniugarent

title: coniugarent


text: coniugaverim

title: coniugaverim


text: coniugavissem

title: coniugavissem


text: coniugavisses

title: coniugavisses


text: coniugavisset

title: coniugavisset


text: coniugavissemus

title: coniugavissemus


text: coniugavissetis

title: coniugavissetis


text: coniugavissent

title: coniugavissent


text: coniuger

title: coniuger


text: coniugeris

title: coniugeris


text: coniugemur

title: coniugemur


text: coniugemini

title: coniugemini


text: coniugetur

title: coniugetur


text: coniugentur

title: coniugentur


text: coniugarer

title: coniugarer


text: coniugareris

title: coniugareris


text: coniugaremur

title: coniugaremur


text: coniugaremini

title: coniugaremini


text: coniugaretur

title: coniugaretur


text: coniugarentur

title: coniugarentur


text: coniugatote

title: coniugatote


text: coniuganto

title: coniuganto


text: coniugator

title: coniugator


text: coniugantor

title: coniugantor


text: coniugavisse

title: coniugavisse


text: coniugari

title: coniugari


text:
芸能

Noun

 * 1) public entertainment, performing art

title: 芸能


text:
ingressurus

Etymology
Future participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to enter (into or upon)

title: ingressurus


text: ingressura

title: ingressura


text: ingressurum

title: ingressurum


text: ingressuri

title: ingressuri


text: ingressurae

title: ingressurae


text: ingressurorum

title: ingressurorum


text: ingressurarum

title: ingressurarum


text: ingressuro

title: ingressuro


text: ingressuris

title: ingressuris


text: ingressuram

title: ingressuram


text: ingressuros

title: ingressuros


text: ingressuras

title: ingressuras


text: ingressure

title: ingressure


text:
frith-iasg

Noun

 * 1) fry newly-spawned fish

title: frith-iasg


text:
inhabitatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) inhabited
 * 2) worn (of clothes)

title: inhabitatus


text: inhabitata

title: inhabitata


text: inhabitatum

title: inhabitatum


text: inhabitati

title: inhabitati


text: inhabitatae

title: inhabitatae


text: inhabitatarum

title: inhabitatarum


text: inhabitatam

title: inhabitatam


text: inhabitatos

title: inhabitatos


text: inhabitatas

title: inhabitatas


text:
dlùth-leanmhainneachd

Noun

 * 1) continuity

title: dlùth-leanmhainneachd


text: inhonorat

title: inhonorat


text: inhonoramus

title: inhonoramus


text: inhonorant

title: inhonorant


text: inhonorabo

title: inhonorabo


text: inhonorabis

title: inhonorabis


text: inhonorabit

title: inhonorabit


text: inhonorabimus

title: inhonorabimus


text: inhonorabitis

title: inhonorabitis


text: inhonorabunt

title: inhonorabunt


text: inhonorabam

title: inhonorabam


text: inhonorabas

title: inhonorabas


text: inhonorabat

title: inhonorabat


text: inhonorabamus

title: inhonorabamus


text: inhonorabatis

title: inhonorabatis


text: inhonorabant

title: inhonorabant


text: inhonoravi

title: inhonoravi


text: inhonoravisti

title: inhonoravisti


text: inhonoravit

title: inhonoravit


text:
dlùth-bheachd

Noun

 * 1) meditation

title: dlùth-bheachd


text: inhonoravimus

title: inhonoravimus


text: inhonoravistis

title: inhonoravistis


text: inhonoraverunt

title: inhonoraverunt


text: inhonoravero

title: inhonoravero


text: inhonoraveris

title: inhonoraveris


text: inhonoraverit

title: inhonoraverit


text: inhonoraverimus

title: inhonoraverimus


text: inhonoraveritis

title: inhonoraveritis


text: inhonoraverint

title: inhonoraverint


text: inhonoraveram

title: inhonoraveram


text: inhonoraveras

title: inhonoraveras


text: inhonoraverat

title: inhonoraverat


text: inhonoraveramus

title: inhonoraveramus


text: inhonoraveratis

title: inhonoraveratis


text: inhonoraverant

title: inhonoraverant


text: inhonoror

title: inhonoror


text: inhonoraris

title: inhonoraris


text: inhonoramur

title: inhonoramur


text: inhonoramini

title: inhonoramini


text: inhonoratur

title: inhonoratur


text: inhonorantur

title: inhonorantur


text: inhonorabor

title: inhonorabor


text: inhonoraberis

title: inhonoraberis


text: inhonorabimur

title: inhonorabimur


text: inhonorabimini

title: inhonorabimini


text: inhonorabitur

title: inhonorabitur


text: inhonorabuntur

title: inhonorabuntur


text: inhonorabar

title: inhonorabar


text: inhonorabaris

title: inhonorabaris


text: inhonorabamur

title: inhonorabamur


text: inhonorabamini

title: inhonorabamini


text: inhonorabatur

title: inhonorabatur


text: inhonorabantur

title: inhonorabantur


text: inhonorem

title: inhonorem


text: inhonores

title: inhonores


text: inhonoret

title: inhonoret


text: inhonoremus

title: inhonoremus


text: inhonoretis

title: inhonoretis


text: inhonorent

title: inhonorent


text: inhonorarem

title: inhonorarem


text: inhonorares

title: inhonorares


text: inhonoraret

title: inhonoraret


text: inhonoraremus

title: inhonoraremus


text: inhonoraretis

title: inhonoraretis


text: inhonorarent

title: inhonorarent


text: inhonoraverim

title: inhonoraverim


text: inhonoravissem

title: inhonoravissem


text: inhonoravisses

title: inhonoravisses


text: inhonoravisset

title: inhonoravisset


text: inhonoravissemus

title: inhonoravissemus


text: inhonoravissetis

title: inhonoravissetis


text: inhonoravissent

title: inhonoravissent


text: inhonorer

title: inhonorer


text: inhonoreris

title: inhonoreris


text: inhonoremur

title: inhonoremur


text: inhonoremini

title: inhonoremini


text: inhonoretur

title: inhonoretur


text: inhonorentur

title: inhonorentur


text: inhonorarer

title: inhonorarer


text: inhonorareris

title: inhonorareris


text: inhonoraremur

title: inhonoraremur


text: inhonoraremini

title: inhonoraremini


text: inhonoraretur

title: inhonoraretur


text: inhonorarentur

title: inhonorarentur


text: inhonoratote

title: inhonoratote


text: inhonoranto

title: inhonoranto


text: inhonorare

title: inhonorare


text: inhonorator

title: inhonorator


text: inhonorantor

title: inhonorantor


text: inhonoravisse

title: inhonoravisse


text: inhonorari

title: inhonorari


text:
senmorta

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) immortal

title: senmorta


text: senmortaj

title: senmortaj


text:
dlùth-chlòdh

Noun

 * 1) stereotype

title: dlùth-chlòdh


text: senmortan

title: senmortan


text: senmortajn

title: senmortajn


text:
巴戟天

Noun

 * 1)  root of

title: 巴戟天


text:
inhonoratio

Noun

 * 1) dishonouring
 * 2) dishonour

title: inhonoratio


text:
げいのうかい

Noun

 * 1)  the world of entertainment

title: げいのうかい


text:
dlùth-chomann

Noun

 * 1) solidarity

title: dlùth-chomann


text: inhonorationes

title: inhonorationes


text: inhonorationis

title: inhonorationis


text: inhonorationum

title: inhonorationum


text: inhonorationi

title: inhonorationi


text: inhonorationibus

title: inhonorationibus


text: inhonorationem

title: inhonorationem


text: inhonoratione

title: inhonoratione


text: famon

title: famon


text: geinōkai

title: geinōkai


text: iniet

title: iniet


text: げいのう

title: げいのう


text:
dlùth-fheachd

Noun

 * 1) phalanx

title: dlùth-fheachd


text: geinō

title: geinō


text: inimicat

title: inimicat


text: inimicamus

title: inimicamus


text:
famiĝi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to become famous

title: famiĝi


text: inimicatis

title: inimicatis


text: inimicant

title: inimicant


text: inimicabo

title: inimicabo


text: inimicabis

title: inimicabis


text: inimicabit

title: inimicabit


text: inimicabimus

title: inimicabimus


text: inimicabitis

title: inimicabitis


text: inimicabunt

title: inimicabunt


text: inimicabam

title: inimicabam


text: inimicabas

title: inimicabas


text: inimicabat

title: inimicabat


text: inimicabamus

title: inimicabamus


text: inimicabatis

title: inimicabatis


text: inimicabant

title: inimicabant


text: inimicavisti

title: inimicavisti


text: inimicavit

title: inimicavit


text: inimicavimus

title: inimicavimus


text: inimicavistis

title: inimicavistis


text: inimicaverunt

title: inimicaverunt


text: inimicavero

title: inimicavero


text: inimicaveris

title: inimicaveris


text: inimicaverit

title: inimicaverit


text: inimicaverimus

title: inimicaverimus


text: inimicaveritis

title: inimicaveritis


text: inimicaverint

title: inimicaverint


text: inimicaveram

title: inimicaveram


text: inimicaveras

title: inimicaveras


text: inimicaverat

title: inimicaverat


text: inimicaveramus

title: inimicaveramus


text: inimicaveratis

title: inimicaveratis


text: inimicaverant

title: inimicaverant


text: inimicor

title: inimicor


text: inimicaris

title: inimicaris


text: inimicamur

title: inimicamur


text: inimicamini

title: inimicamini


text: inimicatur

title: inimicatur


text: inimicantur

title: inimicantur


text: inimicabor

title: inimicabor


text: inimicaberis

title: inimicaberis


text: inimicabimur

title: inimicabimur


text: inimicabimini

title: inimicabimini


text: inimicabitur

title: inimicabitur


text: inimicabuntur

title: inimicabuntur


text: inimicabar

title: inimicabar


text: inimicabaris

title: inimicabaris


text: inimicabamur

title: inimicabamur


text: inimicabamini

title: inimicabamini


text: inimicabatur

title: inimicabatur


text: inimicabantur

title: inimicabantur


text: inimicem

title: inimicem


text: inimices

title: inimices


text: inimicet

title: inimicet


text: inimicemus

title: inimicemus


text: inimicetis

title: inimicetis


text: inimicent

title: inimicent


text: inimicarem

title: inimicarem


text: inimicares

title: inimicares


text: inimicaret

title: inimicaret


text: inimicaremus

title: inimicaremus


text: inimicaretis

title: inimicaretis


text: inimicarent

title: inimicarent


text: inimicaverim

title: inimicaverim


text: inimicavissem

title: inimicavissem


text: inimicavisses

title: inimicavisses


text: inimicavisset

title: inimicavisset


text: inimicavissemus

title: inimicavissemus


text: inimicavissetis

title: inimicavissetis


text: inimicavissent

title: inimicavissent


text: inimicer

title: inimicer


text: inimiceris

title: inimiceris


text: inimicemur

title: inimicemur


text: inimicemini

title: inimicemini


text: inimicetur

title: inimicetur


text: inimicentur

title: inimicentur


text: inimicarer

title: inimicarer


text: inimicareris

title: inimicareris


text: inimicaremur

title: inimicaremur


text: inimicaremini

title: inimicaremini


text: inimicaretur

title: inimicaretur


text: inimicarentur

title: inimicarentur


text: inimicatote

title: inimicatote


text: inimicanto

title: inimicanto


text: inimicator

title: inimicator


text: inimicantor

title: inimicantor


text: inimicavisse

title: inimicavisse


text: inimicari

title: inimicari


text: famiĝas

title: famiĝas


text: famiĝis

title: famiĝis


text: famiĝos

title: famiĝos


text: famiĝus

title: famiĝus


text: famiĝu

title: famiĝu


text: famiĝanta

title: famiĝanta


text: famiĝinta

title: famiĝinta


text: famiĝonta

title: famiĝonta


text: famiĝantaj

title: famiĝantaj


text:
inlusio

Noun

 * 1) irony
 * 2) mockery
 * 3) deceit

title: inlusio


text: famiĝintaj

title: famiĝintaj


text: famiĝontaj

title: famiĝontaj


text: famiĝantan

title: famiĝantan


text: famiĝintan

title: famiĝintan


text: famiĝontan

title: famiĝontan


text: famiĝantajn

title: famiĝantajn


text: famiĝintajn

title: famiĝintajn


text: famiĝontajn

title: famiĝontajn


text: famiĝanto

title: famiĝanto


text: famiĝinto

title: famiĝinto


text: famiĝonto

title: famiĝonto


text: famiĝantoj

title: famiĝantoj


text: famiĝintoj

title: famiĝintoj


text: famiĝontoj

title: famiĝontoj


text: famiĝanton

title: famiĝanton


text: famiĝinton

title: famiĝinton


text: famiĝonton

title: famiĝonton


text: famiĝantojn

title: famiĝantojn


text: famiĝintojn

title: famiĝintojn


text: inlusiones

title: inlusiones


text: inlusionis

title: inlusionis


text: famiĝontojn

title: famiĝontojn


text: inlusionum

title: inlusionum


text: famiĝante

title: famiĝante


text: inlusioni

title: inlusioni


text: famiĝinte

title: famiĝinte


text: inlusionibus

title: inlusionibus


text: famiĝonte

title: famiĝonte


text: inlusionem

title: inlusionem


text: inlusione

title: inlusione


text:
inmemor

Adjective

 * 1) forgetful
 * 2) heedless

title: inmemor


text: inmemores

title: inmemores


text: inmemoria

title: inmemoria


text: inmemoris

title: inmemoris


text: inmemorium

title: inmemorium


text: inmemori

title: inmemori


text: inmemoribus

title: inmemoribus


text: inmemorem

title: inmemorem


text: leantainn

title: leantainn


text: leanachd

title: leanachd


text:
edukiĝi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be educated

title: edukiĝi


text:
dlùth-leanailteachd

Noun

 * 1) adherence

title: dlùth-leanailteachd


text: edukiĝas

title: edukiĝas


text: edukiĝis

title: edukiĝis


text: edukiĝos

title: edukiĝos


text: edukiĝus

title: edukiĝus


text: edukiĝu

title: edukiĝu


text: edukiĝanta

title: edukiĝanta


text: edukiĝinta

title: edukiĝinta


text: edukiĝonta

title: edukiĝonta


text: edukiĝantaj

title: edukiĝantaj


text:
dlùth-leanachd

Noun

 * 1) adherence

title: dlùth-leanachd


text: edukiĝintaj

title: edukiĝintaj


text: edukiĝontaj

title: edukiĝontaj


text: edukiĝantan

title: edukiĝantan


text: edukiĝintan

title: edukiĝintan


text: edukiĝontan

title: edukiĝontan


text: edukiĝantajn

title: edukiĝantajn


text: edukiĝintajn

title: edukiĝintajn


text: edukiĝontajn

title: edukiĝontajn


text: edukiĝanto

title: edukiĝanto


text: edukiĝinto

title: edukiĝinto


text: edukiĝonto

title: edukiĝonto


text: plays ball

title: plays ball


text: edukiĝantoj

title: edukiĝantoj


text: playing ball

title: playing ball


text: edukiĝintoj

title: edukiĝintoj


text: edukiĝontoj

title: edukiĝontoj


text: played ball

title: played ball


text: edukiĝanton

title: edukiĝanton


text: edukiĝinton

title: edukiĝinton


text: edukiĝonton

title: edukiĝonton


text: edukiĝantojn

title: edukiĝantojn


text: edukiĝintojn

title: edukiĝintojn


text: edukiĝontojn

title: edukiĝontojn


text: edukiĝante

title: edukiĝante


text: edukiĝinte

title: edukiĝinte


text: edukiĝonte

title: edukiĝonte


text:
dlùth-oidhirp

Noun

 * 1) assiduity

title: dlùth-oidhirp


text: ほうどう

title: ほうどう


text:
benediktana

Adjective

 * 1)  Benedictine

title: benediktana


text: hōdō

title: hōdō


text:
dlùth-tharraingeachd

Noun

 * 1) magnetism

title: dlùth-tharraingeachd


text: benediktanaj

title: benediktanaj


text: benediktanan

title: benediktanan


text: benediktanajn

title: benediktanajn


text:
immisericors

Adjective

 * 1) pitiless, merciless

title: immisericors


text: inmisericors

title: inmisericors


text: inmisericordes

title: inmisericordes


text: inmisericordia

title: inmisericordia


text: inmisericordis

title: inmisericordis


text: inmisericordium

title: inmisericordium


text: inmisericordi

title: inmisericordi


text: inmisericordibus

title: inmisericordibus


text: inmisericordem

title: inmisericordem


text: immisericordes

title: immisericordes


text: immisericordia

title: immisericordia


text: immisericordis

title: immisericordis


text: immisericordium

title: immisericordium


text: immisericordi

title: immisericordi


text: immisericordibus

title: immisericordibus


text: immisericordem

title: immisericordem


text:
skribisto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) writer professional
 * 2) scrivener, amanuensis

title: skribisto


text:
johtua mieleen

Verb

 * 1) to occur, come to mind, bring to mind
 * Johtuipa mieleeni, että...
 * It came to my mind that...
 * It occurred to me that...

Conjugation
See. may receive a possessive suffix:

title: johtua mieleen


text:
tenaç

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) tenacious

title: tenaç


text: skribistoj

title: skribistoj


text: skribiston

title: skribiston


text: skribistojn

title: skribistojn


text: inmissiones

title: inmissiones


text: inmissionis

title: inmissionis


text: inmissionum

title: inmissionum


text: inmissioni

title: inmissioni


text: inmissionibus

title: inmissionibus


text: inmissionem

title: inmissionem


text: inmissione

title: inmissione


text: immissiones

title: immissiones


text: immissionis

title: immissionis


text: immissionum

title: immissionum


text: immissionibus

title: immissionibus


text: immissionem

title: immissionem


text: Category:Scottish Gaelic terms prefixed with dlùth-


text:
proksimeco

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) proximity

title: proksimeco


text:
inmittens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sending in or against

title: inmittens


text: inmittentes

title: inmittentes


text: inmittentia

title: inmittentia


text: inmittentis

title: inmittentis


text: inmittentium

title: inmittentium


text: inmittenti

title: inmittenti


text: inmittente

title: inmittente


text: inmittentibus

title: inmittentibus


text: inmittentem

title: inmittentem


text: proksimecoj

title: proksimecoj


text: proksimecon

title: proksimecon


text: proksimecojn

title: proksimecojn


text: multnombraj

title: multnombraj


text: multnombran

title: multnombran


text: multnombrajn

title: multnombrajn


text: genuas

title: genuas


text: genuis

title: genuis


text: genuos

title: genuos


text: genuus

title: genuus


text: genuu

title: genuu


text: genuanta

title: genuanta


text: genuinta

title: genuinta


text: genuonta

title: genuonta


text: genuantaj

title: genuantaj


text: genuintaj

title: genuintaj


text: genuontaj

title: genuontaj


text: genuantan

title: genuantan


text: genuintan

title: genuintan


text: genuontan

title: genuontan


text: genuantajn

title: genuantajn


text: genuintajn

title: genuintajn


text: genuontajn

title: genuontajn


text: genuanto

title: genuanto


text: genuinto

title: genuinto


text: genuonto

title: genuonto


text: genuantoj

title: genuantoj


text: genuintoj

title: genuintoj


text: genuontoj

title: genuontoj


text: genuanton

title: genuanton


text: genuinton

title: genuinton


text: genuonton

title: genuonton


text: genuantojn

title: genuantojn


text: genuintojn

title: genuintojn


text: genuontojn

title: genuontojn


text: genuante

title: genuante


text: genuinte

title: genuinte


text: genuonte

title: genuonte


text: sh*tload

title: sh*tload


text: sh*tloads

title: sh*tloads


text: motherf****rs

title: motherf****rs


text:
nærhed

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) closeness, nearness, proximity
 * 2) imminence

title: nærhed


text: nærheden

title: nærheden


text: a**es

title: a**es


text:
lutescens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) of the marshes, marshy

title: lutescens


text: a**holes

title: a**holes


text:
volbo

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1)  vault

title: volbo


text: volboj

title: volboj


text: volbon

title: volbon


text: volbojn

title: volbojn


text: c*nts

title: c*nts


text: d*cks

title: d*cks


text: pr*cks

title: pr*cks


text: s**theads

title: s**theads


text: sl*ts

title: sl*ts


text: t*rds

title: t*rds


text: tw*ts

title: tw*ts


text:
lutesco

Verb

 * 1) to become muddy

title: lutesco


text:
myanmarilainen

Adjective

 * 1) Myanmarese

Noun

 * 1) Myanmarese person

title: myanmarilainen


text:
namibialainen

Adjective

 * 1) Namibian

Noun

 * 1) Namibian person

title: namibialainen


text:
qatarilainen

Adjective

 * 1) Qatari

Noun

 * 1) Qatari person

title: qatarilainen


text:
ekvatoro

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  equator imaginary line dividing earth's surface into hemispheres

title: ekvatoro


text: lutescis

title: lutescis


text: lutescit

title: lutescit


text: lutescimus

title: lutescimus


text: lutescitis

title: lutescitis


text: lutescunt

title: lutescunt


text: lutescam

title: lutescam


text: lutesces

title: lutesces


text: lutescet

title: lutescet


text: lutescemus

title: lutescemus


text: lutescetis

title: lutescetis


text:
lutescent

Etymology
From. See.

Adjective

 * 1) Of a yellowish colour.

title: lutescent


text: lutescebam

title: lutescebam


text: lutescebas

title: lutescebas


text: lutescebat

title: lutescebat


text: lutescebamus

title: lutescebamus


text: lutescebatis

title: lutescebatis


text: lutescebant

title: lutescebant


text: lutescas

title: lutescas


text: lutescat

title: lutescat


text: lutescamus

title: lutescamus


text: lutescatis

title: lutescatis


text: lutescant

title: lutescant


text: lutescerem

title: lutescerem


text: lutesceres

title: lutesceres


text: lutesceret

title: lutesceret


text: lutesceremus

title: lutesceremus


text: lutesceretis

title: lutesceretis


text: lutescerent

title: lutescerent


text: lutesce

title: lutesce


text: lutescito

title: lutescito


text: lutescite

title: lutescite


text: lutescitote

title: lutescitote


text: lutescunto

title: lutescunto


text: lutescere

title: lutescere


text:
ĉielekvatoro

Noun

 * 1)  celestial equator

title: ĉielekvatoro


text: ĉielekvatoroj

title: ĉielekvatoroj


text: ĉielekvatoron

title: ĉielekvatoron


text: ĉielekvatorojn

title: ĉielekvatorojn


text: kopjes

title: kopjes


text:
biosignal

Noun

 * 1)  Any signal (usually electrical in nature) of biological origin

Translations

 * Italian:

title: biosignal


text: biosignals

title: biosignals


text:
magnetoluminescence

Noun

 * 1)  luminescence produced by the presence of a magnetic field.

title: magnetoluminescence


text:
spangolite

Etymology
Named after Norman Spang of Pittsburg,.

Noun

 * 1)  A dark green, basic aluminosilicate mineral of copper with the chemical formula Cu6Al(SO4)(OH)12Cl · 3H2O.

title: spangolite


text:
aerde

Etymology
From, from , present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1) to seize
 * Tu doés aerde el soéris
 * You have to seize the mouse

title: aerde


text: ξενοφοβίας

title: ξενοφοβίας


text: ξενοφοβίες

title: ξενοφοβίες


text: россияне

title: россияне


text: palæology

title: palæology