text: elevantem

title: elevantem


text:
junkman

Noun

 * 1) A seller of junk.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: вехтошар
 * Catalan:
 * Finnish:
 * German:
 * Hebrew: אַלְטֶע זַאכֶן
 * Indonesian:, tukang rongsok
 * Latin: scrutarius
 * Russian:
 * Swedish: skrothandlare

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title: junkman


text: junkmen

title: junkmen


text:
写像

Noun

 * 1)  mapping, map

title: 写像


text:
plinky

Adjective

 * 1)  Characterized by plink sounds.

Derived terms

 * plinky-plonky

title: plinky


text:
Camp

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) camp accommodation in tents

title: Camp


text:
enavigo

Verb

 * 1) to sail away or over
 * 2) to put to sea

title: enavigo


text:
preliberal

Adjective

 * 1) Before the liberal period of society, i.e. in feudal or authoritarian times.

title: preliberal


text: enavigas

title: enavigas


text: enavigat

title: enavigat


text: enavigamus

title: enavigamus


text: enavigatis

title: enavigatis


text: enavigant

title: enavigant


text: enavigabo

title: enavigabo


text: enavigabis

title: enavigabis


text: enavigabit

title: enavigabit


text: enavigabimus

title: enavigabimus


text: enavigabitis

title: enavigabitis


text: enavigabunt

title: enavigabunt


text: enavigabam

title: enavigabam


text: enavigabas

title: enavigabas


text: enavigabat

title: enavigabat


text: enavigabamus

title: enavigabamus


text: enavigabatis

title: enavigabatis


text: enavigabant

title: enavigabant


text: enavigavi

title: enavigavi


text: enavigavisti

title: enavigavisti


text: enavigavit

title: enavigavit


text: enavigavimus

title: enavigavimus


text: enavigavistis

title: enavigavistis


text: enavigaverunt

title: enavigaverunt


text:
subdetection

Adjective

 * 1)  Below the threshold of what can be detected.

title: subdetection


text: enavigavero

title: enavigavero


text: enavigaveris

title: enavigaveris


text: enavigaverit

title: enavigaverit


text: enavigaverimus

title: enavigaverimus


text: enavigaveritis

title: enavigaveritis


text: enavigaverint

title: enavigaverint


text: enavigaveram

title: enavigaveram


text: enavigaveras

title: enavigaveras


text: enavigaverat

title: enavigaverat


text: enavigaveramus

title: enavigaveramus


text: enavigaveratis

title: enavigaveratis


text: enavigaverant

title: enavigaverant


text: enavigor

title: enavigor


text: enavigaris

title: enavigaris


text: enavigatur

title: enavigatur


text: enavigamur

title: enavigamur


text: enavigamini

title: enavigamini


text: enavigantur

title: enavigantur


text: enavigabor

title: enavigabor


text: enavigaberis

title: enavigaberis


text: enavigabitur

title: enavigabitur


text: enavigabimur

title: enavigabimur


text: enavigabimini

title: enavigabimini


text: enavigabuntur

title: enavigabuntur


text: enavigabar

title: enavigabar


text: enavigabaris

title: enavigabaris


text: enavigabatur

title: enavigabatur


text: enavigabamur

title: enavigabamur


text: enavigabamini

title: enavigabamini


text: enavigabantur

title: enavigabantur


text: enavigem

title: enavigem


text: enaviges

title: enaviges


text: enaviget

title: enaviget


text: enavigemus

title: enavigemus


text: enavigetis

title: enavigetis


text: enavigent

title: enavigent


text: enavigarem

title: enavigarem


text: enavigares

title: enavigares


text: enavigaret

title: enavigaret


text: enavigaremus

title: enavigaremus


text: enavigaretis

title: enavigaretis


text: enavigarent

title: enavigarent


text: enavigaverim

title: enavigaverim


text: enavigavissem

title: enavigavissem


text: enavigavisses

title: enavigavisses


text: enavigavisset

title: enavigavisset


text: enavigavissemus

title: enavigavissemus


text: enavigavissetis

title: enavigavissetis


text: enavigavissent

title: enavigavissent


text: enaviger

title: enaviger


text: enavigeris

title: enavigeris


text: enavigetur

title: enavigetur


text: enavigemur

title: enavigemur


text: enavigemini

title: enavigemini


text: enavigentur

title: enavigentur


text: enavigarer

title: enavigarer


text: enavigareris

title: enavigareris


text: enavigaretur

title: enavigaretur


text: enavigaremur

title: enavigaremur


text: enavigaremini

title: enavigaremini


text: enavigarentur

title: enavigarentur


text: enaviga

title: enaviga


text: enavigato

title: enavigato


text: enavigate

title: enavigate


text: enavigatote

title: enavigatote


text: enaviganto

title: enaviganto


text: enavigare

title: enavigare


text: enavigator

title: enavigator


text: enavigantor

title: enavigantor


text: enavigavisse

title: enavigavisse


text: enavigari

title: enavigari


text:
Chet

Proper noun

 * , tributary to the.
 * , tributary to the.

title: Chet


text: esurisset

title: esurisset


text:
etenim

Conjunction

 * 1) because, since
 * 2) for truly, and indeed
 * 3) as a matter of fact

title: etenim


text:
decktop

Noun

 * 1) The top of a deck (on a ship etc.).

title: decktop


text: decktops

title: decktops


text:
evangelizans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) preaching the Gospel; evangelizing

title: evangelizans


text:
multislice

Noun

 * 1)  A method for simulating the interaction of an electron beam with matter, used in high-resolution transmission electron microscopy images.

title: multislice


text: evangelizantes

title: evangelizantes


text: evangelizantia

title: evangelizantia


text: evangelizantis

title: evangelizantis


text: evangelizantium

title: evangelizantium


text: evangelizanti

title: evangelizanti


text: evangelizante

title: evangelizante


text: evangelizantibus

title: evangelizantibus


text: evangelizantem

title: evangelizantem


text:
nonrespiratory

Adjective

 * 1) Not respiratory.

title: nonrespiratory


text:
fibrodysplasia

Noun

 * 1) Abnormal development of fibrous tissue.

title: fibrodysplasia


text:
reheal

Verb

 * 1)  To heal again.

title: reheal


text: reheals

title: reheals


text: rehealing

title: rehealing


text: rehealed

title: rehealed


text:
correctively

Adverb

 * 1) In a corrective manner; so as to correct something.

title: correctively


text:
overreacher

Noun

 * 1) One who overreaches.

title: overreacher


text: overreachers

title: overreachers


text:
Dima

Etymology
From, a diminutive of the male given name.

Etymology
.

title: Dima


text:
barnaclelike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a barnacle, especially in clinging tightly to a surface.

title: barnaclelike


text:
evigilans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) waking, awakening
 * 2) keeping watch
 * 3) being vigilant

title: evigilans


text: evigilantes

title: evigilantes


text: evigilantia

title: evigilantia


text: evigilantis

title: evigilantis


text: evigilantium

title: evigilantium


text: evigilanti

title: evigilanti


text: evigilante

title: evigilante


text: evigilantibus

title: evigilantibus


text: evigilantem

title: evigilantem


text:
bunkroom

Noun

 * 1) A room with bunks for sleeping.

title: bunkroom


text: bunkrooms

title: bunkrooms


text: exactores

title: exactores


text: exactoris

title: exactoris


text: exactori

title: exactori


text: exactoribus

title: exactoribus


text: exactorem

title: exactorem


text: exactore

title: exactore


text:
木像

Noun

 * 1) wood sculpture

title: 木像


text:
銅像

Noun

 * 1) bronze statue

Noun

 * 1) bronze sculpture

title: 銅像


text:
exaltatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exalted, elevated
 * 2) praised

title: exaltatus


text: exaltata

title: exaltata


text: exaltatum

title: exaltatum


text: exaltati

title: exaltati


text: exaltatae

title: exaltatae


text: exaltatorum

title: exaltatorum


text:
解像度

Noun

 * 1)  resolution

Noun

 * 1)  resolution

title: 解像度


text: exaltatarum

title: exaltatarum


text: exaltatam

title: exaltatam


text: exaltatos

title: exaltatos


text: exaltatas

title: exaltatas


text:
flockmate

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A member of the same flock.

title: flockmate


text: flockmates

title: flockmates


text:
偶像

Noun

 * 1) idol; statuette
 * 2)  idol ; icon
 * 3) idol

Usage notes
In the old days, the word is usually referred to derogatorily. Yet a neutral or sometimes even positive connotation has been achieved of late (i.e. amelioration).

Noun

 * 1) idol, statue
 * 2) cultural icon

Derived terms

 * : idolisation
 * : idolisation
 * : idolatry
 * : iconoclasm

title: 偶像


text:
現像

Noun

 * 1) photographic processing, developing film

Verb

 * 1) develop film

title: 現像


text: exaudita

title: exaudita


text: exauditi

title: exauditi


text: exauditae

title: exauditae


text: exauditorum

title: exauditorum


text: exauditarum

title: exauditarum


text: exauditam

title: exauditam


text: exauditos

title: exauditos


text: exauditas

title: exauditas


text:
mouthward

Adverb

 * 1) Towards the mouth.

title: mouthward


text:
mouthwards

Adverb

 * 1) Towards the mouth.

title: mouthwards


text:
exhortans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exhorting, encouraging
 * 2) stimulating, exciting

title: exhortans


text:
nonislander

Noun

 * 1) One who is not an islander.

title: nonislander


text: exhortantes

title: exhortantes


text: exhortantia

title: exhortantia


text: exhortantis

title: exhortantis


text: exhortantium

title: exhortantium


text: exhortanti

title: exhortanti


text: nonislanders

title: nonislanders


text: exhortante

title: exhortante


text: exhortantibus

title: exhortantibus


text: exhortantem

title: exhortantem


text:
superserious

Adjective

 * 1)  Very serious.

title: superserious


text: exiebant

title: exiebant


text: Category:English terms prefixed with hydr-


text:
dairyland

Noun

 * 1)  An agricultural region where dairy farming takes place.

title: dairyland


text: dairylands

title: dairylands


text:
expeto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to desire, covet
 * 2) to demand insistently, solicit
 * 3) to strive for
 * 4) to seek after, aim at
 * 5) to happen
 * 1) to strive for
 * 2) to seek after, aim at
 * 3) to happen
 * 1) to happen
 * 1) to happen

title: expeto


text: honkings

title: honkings


text: expetis

title: expetis


text: expetit

title: expetit


text: expetimus

title: expetimus


text: expetitis

title: expetitis


text: expetunt

title: expetunt


text: expetam

title: expetam


text: expetes

title: expetes


text: expetet

title: expetet


text: expetemus

title: expetemus


text: expetetis

title: expetetis


text: expetent

title: expetent


text: expetebam

title: expetebam


text: expetebas

title: expetebas


text: expetebat

title: expetebat


text: expetebamus

title: expetebamus


text: expetebatis

title: expetebatis


text: expetebant

title: expetebant


text: expetivi

title: expetivi


text: expetivisti

title: expetivisti


text: expetivit

title: expetivit


text: expetivimus

title: expetivimus


text: expetivistis

title: expetivistis


text: expetiverunt

title: expetiverunt


text: expetivero

title: expetivero


text: expetiveris

title: expetiveris


text: expetiverit

title: expetiverit


text: expetiverimus

title: expetiverimus


text: expetiveritis

title: expetiveritis


text: expetiverint

title: expetiverint


text: expetiveram

title: expetiveram


text: expetiveras

title: expetiveras


text: expetiverat

title: expetiverat


text: expetiveramus

title: expetiveramus


text: expetiveratis

title: expetiveratis


text: expetiverant

title: expetiverant


text: expetor

title: expetor


text: expeteris

title: expeteris


text: expetitur

title: expetitur


text: expetimur

title: expetimur


text:
原像

Noun

 * 1)  preimage

Noun

 * 1) original image or coordinate

title: 原像


text: expetimini

title: expetimini


text: expetuntur

title: expetuntur


text: expetar

title: expetar


text: expetetur

title: expetetur


text: expetemur

title: expetemur


text: expetemini

title: expetemini


text: expetentur

title: expetentur


text: expetebar

title: expetebar


text: expetebaris

title: expetebaris


text: expetebatur

title: expetebatur


text: expetebamur

title: expetebamur


text: expetebamini

title: expetebamini


text: expetebantur

title: expetebantur


text: expetas

title: expetas


text: expetat

title: expetat


text: expetamus

title: expetamus


text: expetatis

title: expetatis


text: expetant

title: expetant


text: expeterem

title: expeterem


text: expeteres

title: expeteres


text: expeteret

title: expeteret


text: expeteremus

title: expeteremus


text: expeteretis

title: expeteretis


text:
hyperassertive

Adjective

 * 1) Extremely assertive.

title: hyperassertive


text: expeterent

title: expeterent


text: expetiverim

title: expetiverim


text: expetivissem

title: expetivissem


text: expetivisses

title: expetivisses


text: expetivisset

title: expetivisset


text: expetivissemus

title: expetivissemus


text: expetivissetis

title: expetivissetis


text: expetivissent

title: expetivissent


text: expetaris

title: expetaris


text: expetatur

title: expetatur


text: expetamur

title: expetamur


text: expetamini

title: expetamini


text: expetantur

title: expetantur


text: expeterer

title: expeterer


text: expetereris

title: expetereris


text: expeteretur

title: expeteretur


text: expeteremur

title: expeteremur


text:
心像

Noun

 * 1)  mental image

Noun

 * 1) mental image

title: 心像


text: expeteremini

title: expeteremini


text: expeterentur

title: expeterentur


text: expete

title: expete


text: expetito

title: expetito


text: expetite

title: expetite


text: expetitote

title: expetitote


text: expetunto

title: expetunto


text: expetere

title: expetere


text:
expetitor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) one who desires or longs for

title: expetitor


text: expetuntor

title: expetuntor


text: expetivisse

title: expetivisse


text: expeti

title: expeti


text:
neocapitalist

Noun

 * 1) An adherent of neocapitalism.

Etymology
.

title: neocapitalist


text: neocapitalists

title: neocapitalists


text:
彫像

Noun

 * 1) sculpture

title: 彫像


text:
precrash

Adjective

 * 1) Before a collision involving a vehicle.
 * 2) Before a financial crash.
 * 1) Before a financial crash.

title: precrash


text:
exultatio

Etymology
From.

title: exultatio


text: exultationes

title: exultationes


text: exultationis

title: exultationis


text: exultationum

title: exultationum


text: exultationi

title: exultationi


text: exultationibus

title: exultationibus


text: exultationem

title: exultationem


text: exultatione

title: exultatione


text:
thirdborn

Adjective

 * 1) Born as the third child to parent or family.
 * Mary, the thirdborn Bennett child in the novel Pride and Prejudice, receives the least attention.
 * 1) Third of a particular type to be born to a parent or family.
 * Prince Arthur was Queen Victoria's thirdborn son and her seventh child overall.

Noun

 * 1) The third child born to a parent or family.

title: thirdborn


text: thirdborns

title: thirdborns


text:
unmonumental

Adjective

 * 1) Not monumental.

title: unmonumental


text:
unwist

Etymology
From, past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1)  unknown, unrecognized

title: unwist


text: fenero

title: fenero


text: feneras

title: feneras


text: fenerat

title: fenerat


text: feneramus

title: feneramus


text: feneratis

title: feneratis


text: fenerant

title: fenerant


text: fenerabo

title: fenerabo


text: fenerabis

title: fenerabis


text: fenerabit

title: fenerabit


text: fenerabimus

title: fenerabimus


text: fenerabitis

title: fenerabitis


text: fenerabunt

title: fenerabunt


text: fenerabam

title: fenerabam


text: fenerabas

title: fenerabas


text: fenerabat

title: fenerabat


text: fenerabamus

title: fenerabamus


text: fenerabatis

title: fenerabatis


text: fenerabant

title: fenerabant


text: feneravi

title: feneravi


text: feneravisti

title: feneravisti


text: feneravit

title: feneravit


text: feneravimus

title: feneravimus


text: feneravistis

title: feneravistis


text: feneraverunt

title: feneraverunt


text: feneravero

title: feneravero


text: feneraveris

title: feneraveris


text: feneraverit

title: feneraverit


text: feneraverimus

title: feneraverimus


text: feneraveritis

title: feneraveritis


text: feneraverint

title: feneraverint


text: feneraveram

title: feneraveram


text: feneraveras

title: feneraveras


text: feneraverat

title: feneraverat


text: feneraveramus

title: feneraveramus


text: feneraveratis

title: feneraveratis


text: feneraverant

title: feneraverant


text: feneror

title: feneror


text: feneraris

title: feneraris


text: feneratur

title: feneratur


text: feneramur

title: feneramur


text: feneramini

title: feneramini


text: fenerantur

title: fenerantur


text: fenerabor

title: fenerabor


text: feneraberis

title: feneraberis


text: fenerabitur

title: fenerabitur


text: fenerabimur

title: fenerabimur


text: fenerabimini

title: fenerabimini


text: fenerabuntur

title: fenerabuntur


text: fenerabar

title: fenerabar


text: fenerabaris

title: fenerabaris


text: fenerabatur

title: fenerabatur


text: fenerabamur

title: fenerabamur


text: fenerabamini

title: fenerabamini


text: fenerabantur

title: fenerabantur


text: fenerem

title: fenerem


text: feneres

title: feneres


text: feneret

title: feneret


text: feneremus

title: feneremus


text: feneretis

title: feneretis


text: fenerent

title: fenerent


text: fenerarem

title: fenerarem


text: fenerares

title: fenerares


text: feneraret

title: feneraret


text: feneraremus

title: feneraremus


text: feneraretis

title: feneraretis


text: fenerarent

title: fenerarent


text: feneraverim

title: feneraverim


text: feneravissem

title: feneravissem


text: feneravisses

title: feneravisses


text: feneravisset

title: feneravisset


text: feneravissemus

title: feneravissemus


text: feneravissetis

title: feneravissetis


text: feneravissent

title: feneravissent


text: fenerer

title: fenerer


text: fenereris

title: fenereris


text: feneretur

title: feneretur


text: feneremur

title: feneremur


text: feneremini

title: feneremini


text: fenerentur

title: fenerentur


text: fenerarer

title: fenerarer


text: fenerareris

title: fenerareris


text: feneraretur

title: feneraretur


text: feneraremur

title: feneraremur


text: feneraremini

title: feneraremini


text: fenerarentur

title: fenerarentur


text: fenera

title: fenera


text: fenerato

title: fenerato


text: fenerate

title: fenerate


text: feneratote

title: feneratote


text: feneranto

title: feneranto


text: fenerare

title: fenerare


text: fenerator

title: fenerator


text: fenerantor

title: fenerantor


text: feneravisse

title: feneravisse


text: fenerari

title: fenerari


text:
Appendix talk:Gan Swadesh list

Tones
This Swadesh list needs to have tones shown in the phonetic column. - Lo Ximiendo 18:07, 14 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Appendix talk:Gan Swadesh list


text:
faenero

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to lend money at interest; to practice usury

Usage notes
This verb is occasionally deponent, especially in Cicero.

Noun

 * 1) fisherman
 * 2) labourer / laborer, farm worker

title: faenero


text: faeneras

title: faeneras


text: faenerat

title: faenerat


text: faeneramus

title: faeneramus


text: faeneratis

title: faeneratis


text: faenerant

title: faenerant


text: faenerabo

title: faenerabo


text: faenerabis

title: faenerabis


text: faenerabit

title: faenerabit


text: faenerabimus

title: faenerabimus


text: faenerabitis

title: faenerabitis


text: faenerabunt

title: faenerabunt


text: faenerabam

title: faenerabam


text: faenerabas

title: faenerabas


text: faenerabat

title: faenerabat


text: faenerabamus

title: faenerabamus


text: faenerabatis

title: faenerabatis


text: faenerabant

title: faenerabant


text: faeneravi

title: faeneravi


text: faeneravisti

title: faeneravisti


text: faeneravit

title: faeneravit


text: faeneravimus

title: faeneravimus


text: faeneravistis

title: faeneravistis


text: faeneraverunt

title: faeneraverunt


text: faeneravero

title: faeneravero


text: faeneraveris

title: faeneraveris


text: faeneraverit

title: faeneraverit


text: faeneraverimus

title: faeneraverimus


text: faeneraveritis

title: faeneraveritis


text: faeneraverint

title: faeneraverint


text: faeneraveram

title: faeneraveram


text: faeneraveras

title: faeneraveras


text: faeneraverat

title: faeneraverat


text: faeneraveramus

title: faeneraveramus


text: faeneraveratis

title: faeneraveratis


text: faeneraverant

title: faeneraverant


text:
faeneror

Usage notes
This verb is sometimes deponent, sometimes not. The non-deponent form predominates.

title: faeneror


text: faeneraris

title: faeneraris


text: faeneratur

title: faeneratur


text: faeneramur

title: faeneramur


text: faeneramini

title: faeneramini


text: faenerantur

title: faenerantur


text: faenerabor

title: faenerabor


text: faeneraberis

title: faeneraberis


text: faenerabitur

title: faenerabitur


text: faenerabimur

title: faenerabimur


text: faenerabimini

title: faenerabimini


text: faenerabuntur

title: faenerabuntur


text: faenerabar

title: faenerabar


text: faenerabaris

title: faenerabaris


text: faenerabatur

title: faenerabatur


text: faenerabamur

title: faenerabamur


text: faenerabamini

title: faenerabamini


text: faenerabantur

title: faenerabantur


text: faenerem

title: faenerem


text: faeneres

title: faeneres


text: faeneret

title: faeneret


text: faeneremus

title: faeneremus


text: faeneretis

title: faeneretis


text: faenerent

title: faenerent


text: faenerarem

title: faenerarem


text: faenerares

title: faenerares


text: faeneraret

title: faeneraret


text: faeneraremus

title: faeneraremus


text: faeneraretis

title: faeneraretis


text: faenerarent

title: faenerarent


text: faeneraverim

title: faeneraverim


text: faeneravissem

title: faeneravissem


text: faeneravisses

title: faeneravisses


text: faeneravisset

title: faeneravisset


text: faeneravissemus

title: faeneravissemus


text: faeneravissetis

title: faeneravissetis


text: faeneravissent

title: faeneravissent


text: faenerer

title: faenerer


text: faenereris

title: faenereris


text: faeneretur

title: faeneretur


text: faeneremur

title: faeneremur


text: faeneremini

title: faeneremini


text: faenerentur

title: faenerentur


text: faenerarer

title: faenerarer


text: faenerareris

title: faenerareris


text: faeneraretur

title: faeneraretur


text: faeneraremur

title: faeneraremur


text: faeneraremini

title: faeneraremini


text: faenerarentur

title: faenerarentur


text: faenera

title: faenera


text: faenerato

title: faenerato


text: faenerate

title: faenerate


text: faeneratote

title: faeneratote


text: faeneranto

title: faeneranto


text: faenerare

title: faenerare


text:
faenerator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) usurer, moneylender / money-lender / money lender

title: faenerator


text: faenerantor

title: faenerantor


text: faeneravisse

title: faeneravisse


text: faenerari

title: faenerari


text: feneratores

title: feneratores


text: feneratoris

title: feneratoris


text: feneratorum

title: feneratorum


text: feneratori

title: feneratori


text: feneratoribus

title: feneratoribus


text: feneratorem

title: feneratorem


text: feneratore

title: feneratore


text: faeneratores

title: faeneratores


text: faeneratoris

title: faeneratoris


text: faeneratorum

title: faeneratorum


text: faeneratori

title: faeneratori


text: faeneratoribus

title: faeneratoribus


text: faeneratorem

title: faeneratorem


text: faeneratore

title: faeneratore


text: chañsoù

title: chañsoù


text:
User:Sasan700

 * About Me; Sasan700

title: User:Sasan700


text: pennoù

title: pennoù


text:
User talk:Sasan700

Welcome!
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title: User talk:Sasan700


text:
forthi

Etymology
From, from + , instrumental case of. Cognate with 🇨🇬. More at.

Adverb

 * 1) For this reason; because of this; therefore; consequently.

Conjunction

 * 1) For that; because; therefore.

title: forthi


text:
Dore

Etymology

 * As an English surname, from the noun.
 * Also as an English surname, from the placename in Derbyshire or Herefordshire; see . Sometimes influenced or directly from the noun.
 * As an surname, from , a byname meaning "sadness" (compare , from  + ).
 * As a surname, from . Compare.
 * As a surname, from the adjective.

Proper noun

 * 1) The,  near.
 * 1) The,  near.
 * 1) The,  near.
 * 1) The,  near.

title: Dore


text: προσκόλλησης

title: προσκόλλησης


text: προσκολλήσεως

title: προσκολλήσεως


text: προσκολλήσεις

title: προσκολλήσεις


text: Dunky

title: Dunky


text: προσθήκης

title: προσθήκης


text: προσθήκες

title: προσθήκες


text: προσθηκών

title: προσθηκών


text:
chapleted

Adjective

 * 1) Adorned with or having a chaplet.

title: chapleted


text:
Talk:молдовеняскэ

молдовеняскэ
No structure. Mutante 09:02, 19 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Back when Moldovan was considered a separate language from Romanian, this was the Moldovan word for "Moldovan" (as a feminine singular adjective). Nowadays it's spelled moldovenească. I don't know what our policy is regarding Moldovan in the Cyrillic alphabet. Should we label this ==Romanian== and call it a "Variant spelling of moldovenească"? Should we label it ==Moldovan==? Angr 09:31, 19 September 2008 (UTC)
 * Update: I found the masculine at молдовенеск. It's labeled ==Romanian== but it's in Category:Moldavian adjectives. I don't have time to clean this up myself right now, but whoever does can follow the precedent of молдовенеск. Angr 09:34, 19 September 2008 (UTC)

 * Added structure. —Stephen 09:47, 19 September 2008 (UTC)

 * I changed the ==Romanian== label to Moldavian, because we also use "{ {infl|mo| .." and Category:Moldavian language existed. Mutante 06:46, 20 September 2008 (UTC)

seems OK now -- Prince Kassad 10:42, 14 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:молдовеняскэ


text:
Ebbie

Etymology
Diminutives with.

Proper noun

 * 1) A diminutive of the male given names Ebenezer and Eben.

title: Ebbie


text: προπυλενίου

title: προπυλενίου


text: Elbie

title: Elbie


text:
tranebær

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) cranberry berry

Noun

 * 1) cranberry shrub,  (syn. )

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cranberry

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cranberry

title: tranebær


text: tranebærret

title: tranebærret


text: tranebærren

title: tranebærren


text: tranebærrene

title: tranebærrene


text: προπενίου

title: προπενίου


text: tranebærs

title: tranebærs


text: tranebærrets

title: tranebærrets


text: tranebærrens

title: tranebærrens


text:
προπάνιο

Noun

 * 1)  propane

title: προπάνιο


text: tranebærrenes

title: tranebærrenes


text: προπανίου

title: προπανίου


text:
odśnieżać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to clear of snow

title: odśnieżać


text:
Talk:azeeʼ

Traditional also?
Can this also refer to traditional medicine (i.e., that used by traditional "medicine men," herbalists, or healers? 71.66.97.228 20:00, 14 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes. —Stephen (Talk) 06:00, 15 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:azeeʼ


text:
Thread:User talk:LA2/skratta/reply

Done.

title: Thread:User talk:LA2/skratta/reply


text:
Vestibül

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) lobby, large vestibule found in palaces etc.

title: Vestibül


text: Ged

title: Ged


text: προλίνης

title: προλίνης


text: αργινίνης

title: αργινίνης


text: ασπαραγίνης

title: ασπαραγίνης


text:
Talk:cadence

cadence
Musical derived terms have definitions, might need to be used for new entries. DCDuring TALK 16:40, 8 March 2009 (UTC)
 * Cleaned meticulously ;) Jakeybean 23:33, 5 June 2010 (UTC)

Possible missing sense: software release cycle
e.g. having a release every three months, or twice a year, would be a cadence. Equinox ◑ 04:23, 5 March 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:cadence


text:
Gil

Etymology
Shortening.

Etymology
From.

title: Gil


text: λυσίνης

title: λυσίνης


text:
Talk:tautly

tautly
Can this only qualify adjectives? In other words, must the adverb be taut when used with verbs? For example, "A tautly stretched drum" (taut qualifies an adjective); "Hold it taut" (taut qualifies a verb).

The example we give applies it to a verb - is it possible to say "Hold it tautly"? Compare "Hold it straight" (not "straightly") - here, the meaning is "Hold it so that it is straight" (adjective), not "Hold it in a straight manner" (adverb). Or does it depend on what the verb is?

If it can only qualify an adjective, we need a user note to this effect. — Paul G 15:12, 30 April 2009 (UTC)
 * Two Web results with clear use as an adverb modifying a verb: "Tie on some plain brown twine, and drape it over and through branches several times, tautly.", "Similarly, the raised foot draws the skirt more tautly against the leg, illustrating the side placement of the seam coursing from waist to hem.". In any event I think that "hold it taut" is using taut as an adjective, not as an adverb. I cannot think of a use for taut as an adverb, and doubt that it is one. Probably it's merely the case that tautly is the adverb but is .—msh210 ℠  21:05, 1 May 2009 (UTC)

 * I can find many examples of "sat tautly" a few "walked tautly" on b.g.c, and I assume other movement and posture words would generate additional examples. --EncycloPetey 04:02, 4 June 2009 (UTC)

title: Talk:tautly


text: λευκίνης

title: λευκίνης


text: Gordie

title: Gordie


text: Gordy

title: Gordy


text: μεθιονίνης

title: μεθιονίνης


text: σερίνης

title: σερίνης


text: φαινυλαλανίνης

title: φαινυλαλανίνης


text:
construction site

Noun

 * 1) A place where a building or other physical structure is under construction.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Bulgarian: строи́телен обе́кт
 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 地盤
 * Mandarin: 施工重地, 建築工地,
 * Czech:
 * Dutch: ,
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Galician:
 * German:
 * Greek:
 * Hungarian:, építési terület
 * Icelandic: byggingarsvæði
 * Japanese: 建設現場
 * Macedonian: градилиште
 * Malay: tapak pembinaan
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Nynorsk: byggeplass, byggjeplass
 * Polish: ,
 * Portuguese:, canteiro de obras
 * Romanian:
 * Russian: строи́тельная площа́дка, ,
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:, ,
 * Turkish: inşaat sahası
 * Vietnamese:

title: construction site


text:
施工

Verb

 * 1) to carry out construction; to do construction work

Noun

 * 1) construction

Verb

 * 1) construct, build

Noun

 * 1) Same as above.

Verb

 * 1) Same as above.

title: 施工