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Template:cardinalbox/documentation

This template generates a navigation box for cardinal number entries.

Usage
This template may be added to the entry of any cardinal number. In languages that inflect numerals, please add the template only to the lemma form.

The template should be placed within a language section, immediately following the L2 language header. As with other Wiktionary navigation box templates, please do not use .

Unnamed parameters
The template uses up to 6 unnamed parameters, as described below. Two of these parameters are required; the others may be left blank.

When parameter or  is included, the parameter value is displayed in the corresponding upper corner of the box. When parameter or  is included, a link is generated to the previous or following cardinal number entry. When either of these parameters is omitted, the corresponding link is not made, but or  will still be displayed. When both and  (or both  and ) are omitted, that part of the navigation box displays no text. The first two examples (see examples) demonstrate how these unnamed parameters are used.

 * : (required); ISO code for the language of the entry

 * : (optional 1 ); the symbolic form of the previous cardinal number

 * : (required); the symbolic form of the cardinal number, e.g. 2, 15, 100

 * : (optional 1 ); the symbolic form of the following cardinal number

 * : (optional); the written form of the previous cardinal number

 * : (optional); the written form of the following cardinal number

1 Parameter is required when  is included; and  is required if  is present.

Named parameters
Additional named parameters allow for links to be made from the box, but usually none are required.

When the parameter ord, adv, mult, dis, coll, frac, or opt is included, an additional line of text is added to the navigation box. When any of these parameters is omitted, the corresponding text line is not generated.

 * ord= : the ordinal number written form (e.g., , )

 * adv= : the adverbial number written form (e.g., )

 * mult= : the multiplier written form (e.g., , )

 * dis= : the distributive number written form (e.g., )

 * coll= : the collective number written form (e.g., )

 * frac= : the fractional written form (e.g., )

 * headlink= : the link target for the box header, such as a Glossary or Appendix on cardinal numbers in the language

 * opt= : any optional extra type of number form not listed above (e.g. Counting form, Archaic form, etc)

 * optx= : specifies the value of the optional extra number form specified in.

 * opt2= : a second optional extra type of number form not listed above (e.g. fractional form, etc)

 * opt2x= : specifies the value of the second optional extra number form specified in.

 * xs= : the full language name of the entry word 3

 * sc= : specifies a script code

 * wplink= : the article name on the corresponding language Wikipedia; do not include the ISO code since takes care of that
 * alt= : the display form2 of the cardinal number written form

 * ordalt= : (pairs with ord) the display form2 of the ordinal number

 * advalt= : (pairs with adv) the display form2 of the adverbial number

 * multalt= : (pairs with mult) the display form2 of the multiplier

 * disalt= : (pairs with dis) the display form2 of the distributive number

 * collalt= : (pairs with coll) the display form2 of the collective number

 * fracalt= : (pairs with frac) the display form2 of the fractional number

 * optxalt= : (pairs with optx) the display form2 of the optional extra number

 * opt2xalt= : (pairs with opt2x) display form2 of the second optional extra number

 * tr= : the transliteration4 of the cardinal number written form

 * ordtr= : (pairs with ord) the transliteration4 of the ordinal number

 * advtr= : (pairs with adv) the transliteration4 of the adverbial number

 * multtr= : (pairs with mult) the transliteration4 of the multiplier

 * distr= : (pairs with dis) the transliteration4 of the distributive number

 * colltr= : (pairs with coll) the transliteration4 of the collective number

 * fractr= : (pairs with frac) the transliteration4 of the fractional number

 * optxtr= : (pairs with optx) the transliteration4 of the optional extra number

 * opt2xtr= : (pairs with opt2x) the transliteration4 of the second optional extra number

2 This parameter is only used for languages where the display form and pagename do not match. For each "alt" parameter, use the display form (with diacriticals) and not the target page name. Please refer to the Latin example in the next section for clarification. 3 This is usually handled by including, but may occasionally be broken by a missing template. In such cases, adding xs will correct the problem. 4 This parameter is only used for languages in non-Latin scripts, and only where either no automatic transliteration is supplied or where such transliteration is incorrect. Please refer to the Arabic example in the next section for clarification.

Examples
( 1 ) - a minimal Spanish entry:

The above code displays as at right:

 * Note: Most parameters are omitted, and so do not display. In particular, there is no entry for novecientos noventa y nueve (999) or for mil y uno (1001), so there is no reason to include links to them in the template.

( 2 ) - a minimal Portuguese entry:

The above code displays as at right:

 * Note: Most parameters are omitted, and so do not display.
 * Note: The second parameter is omitted, so the upper left corner of the box contains no text. This is done because zero is the smallest cardinal number.
 * Note: The upper right corner of the box contains text and a link.

( 3 ) - an English entry:

The above code displays as at right:

 * Note: A link to the Wikipedia article 2 (number) is included.

( 4 ) - a Latin entry:

The above code displays as at right:

 * Note: The header links to Appendix:Latin cardinal numerals.
 * Note: The "alt" parameters permit the display of macrons, even though the page names for the entries do not have macrons.
 * Note: The multiplier parameter is omitted, so that line of text does not appear in the box.

( 5 ) - a Russian entry:

The above code displays as at right:

 * Note: The parameter sc=Cyrl specifies the use of the Cyrillic script.
 * Note: A link to the Russian Wikipedia article 15 (число) is included.

( 6 ) - an Ancient Greek entry:

The above code displays as at right:

 * Note: The header links to Appendix:Ancient Greek numerals.
 * Note: No link to the Ancient Greek Wikipedia is included, so the bottom of the box collapses.

( 7 ) - a Rapa Nui entry:

The above code displays as at right:

 * Note: Rapa Nui numerals have an adjectival form and a counting form, made with the prefix.
 * Note: has been set to Counting form, so a row appears with it and the form in question, kaha.

( 8 ) - a Latvian entry:

The above code displays as at right:

 * Note: Latvian numerals from 1 to 9 have both a nominalized form in (meaning "the cipher/digit X", "something with X written on it", "a group of X people/animals/things") and a fractional form compounded with . In order to show these forms, both / and / had to be used.
 * Note: wplink provides a pagename in the Latvian wikipedia for this number.

( 9 ) - an Arabic entry:

The above code displays as at right:

 * Note: Transliteration parameters are necessary in order to get the dash after wa ("and").

title: Template:cardinalbox/documentation


text: niteda

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

title: niteda


text: nitedas

title: nitedas


text: nitede

title: nitede


text: nitedes

title: nitedes


text: nitedi

title: nitedi


text: nitedis

title: nitedis


text: nitedu

title: nitedu


text: nitedus

title: nitedus


text: niteds

title: niteds


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Template:rfe/documentation

Usage
Use this template if the etymology of an entry is missing. Use the first unnamed parameter to indicate the language:

You may supply a reason for the request like this:

Parameters

 * 1
 * The language code of the term needing cleanup. See List of languages.

 * 2
 * An optional comment to be displayed in the request message.

 * y
 * Year of discussion to link to.

 * m
 * Month of discussion to link to (spelled out, e.g. “March”, “December”).

 * fragment, section
 * The section of the Etymology Scriptorium for the specified month/year to link to; this goes into the URL, after the pound sign. Defaults to the page name.

 * 1
 * Display the message in a box instead of inline.

 * 1
 * Suppress the reference to the Etymology Scriptorium in the message.

 * sort
 * The sort key for the page; rarely needs to be specified.

 * 1
 * Disable categorization of this page.

This template adds the page to the subcategory of Category:Requests for etymologies by language designated by the language code specified using 1.

title: Template:rfe/documentation


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Oldtimer

Etymology
influenced by.

Noun

 * 1) vintage car; antique aircraft

title: Oldtimer


text: Oldtimers

title: Oldtimers


text:
usteifülob

Verb

 * 1)  "[I] will have tried"

title: usteifülob


text:
süperik

Adjective

 * 1) superb

title: süperik


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Template:wikispecies/documentation

I have replaced the template source with something analogous to Template:wikipedia which takes up to several arguments. The language code arguments are not applicable to Wikispecies so Template:wikispecies takes up to two arguments maximum. (I did not modify the code to disallow more arguments; the extra (language code) arguments just won't mean anything to Wikispecies.) For detailed documentation see Template talk:wikipedia which I will not copy here in its entirety. (If that changes this ought to be changed too.) Syntax summary follows. IPH 01:02, 31 May 2007 (UTC)iph

Usage
Including this template on a page will add the sister-project box to the right.

 * 1)
 * 2)
 * 3)

 * All parameters are optional.
 * The value article defaults to the base page name.
 * The value link title defaults to article.

Examples

 * Note that on this talk page the box generated will say "Wikispecies has information on: Wikispecies" because (obviously) "Wikispecies" is the name of the template of which this is the talk page; when you use it on any Wiktionary page it will have the name of the page/article, i.e. the subject word.

title: Template:wikispecies/documentation


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süperiko

Adverb

 * 1) superbly

title: süperiko


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Template:ws sense/documentation

This template is used in the Thesaurus to introduce a set of synonyms (and potentially antonyms, etc.) relating to a particular sense of a word.

It is always placed in a level-4 heading (four equal signs either side of the template).

Parameters

 * 1
 * The language code of the terms in this section.

 * 2
 * The sense gloss.

Example
(on Thesaurus:aggravate).

title: Template:ws sense/documentation


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Template:es-proper noun/documentation

Usage
Use this template to show the inflection line of a Spanish proper noun. It adds the noun to

This template shows the proper noun in bold, optionally linking its components, and the noun's gender.

title: Template:es-proper noun/documentation


text: erhielt

title: erhielt


text: erhält

title: erhält


text: erhältst

title: erhältst


text: erhielte

title: erhielte


text: erhaltet

title: erhaltet


text: erhalte

title: erhalte


text: erhaltest

title: erhaltest


text: erhaltend

title: erhaltend


text: erhieltet

title: erhieltet


text: erhieltest

title: erhieltest


text: erhielten

title: erhielten


text:
poblo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) poplar

Usage notes

 * Used in the Oaths of Strasbourg

Etymology
From, singular accusative of. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

title: poblo


text: färbt ein

title: färbt ein


text: färbtest ein

title: färbtest ein


text: färbten ein

title: färbten ein


text: einfärbst

title: einfärbst


text: einfärbtet

title: einfärbtet


text: einfärbe

title: einfärbe


text: einfärbet

title: einfärbet


text: einfärbt

title: einfärbt


text: färbest ein

title: färbest ein


text: einfärbest

title: einfärbest


text: färbst ein

title: färbst ein


text: einfärbend

title: einfärbend


text: eingefärbt

title: eingefärbt


text: einfärbte

title: einfärbte


text: einfärbten

title: einfärbten


text: färben ein

title: färben ein


text: färbe ein

title: färbe ein


text: färbet ein

title: färbet ein


text: einfärbtest

title: einfärbtest


text: färbte ein

title: färbte ein


text: färbtet ein

title: färbtet ein


text:
Talk:đầu

亠
Might this also derive from 亠? 71.66.97.228 23:25, 19 December 2010 (UTC)

Borrowing
Even "head"... Hbrug 01:25, 6 November 2011 (UTC)

 * Is 頭 related to 亠? 71.66.97.228 01:29, 6 November 2011 (UTC)

 * 亠 is the radical form of 頭. Hbrug 01:30, 6 November 2011 (UTC)

 * OK, the 亠 entry doesn't say it's only used as a radical. 71.66.97.228 01:46, 6 November 2011 (UTC)

translation
It was included at forward sense 1st. I'd like be sure, that there's no mistake. Flāvidus (talk) 21:21, 14 April 2024 (UTC)

title: Talk:đầu


text: entlasse

title: entlasse


text: entließen

title: entließen


text: entlasset

title: entlasset


text: entlassest

title: entlassest


text: entließ

title: entließ


text: entließest

title: entließest


text: entließt

title: entließt


text: entlasst

title: entlasst


text: entlassend

title: entlassend


text: entlässt

title: entlässt


text: entließet

title: entließet


text: entließe

title: entließe


text:
cadhuna

Etymology
From, borrowed from , +. Cf. Old 🇨🇬 (modern 🇨🇬).

Pronunciation

 * (respelling: caḍuna)

Adjective

 * 1)  each, any
 * 2) * 842, Oaths of Strasbourg
 * 3) * et in adiudha et in cadhuna cosa
 * both with assistance and with any other thing

Usage notes

 * Used in the Oaths of Strasbourg

title: cadhuna


text:
Talk:厶

"bi' ma.t"
What does "bi' ma.t" mean? 71.66.97.228 23:26, 19 December 2010 (UTC)

 * 🇨🇬 —Suzukaze-c◇◇ 20:30, 8 July 2018 (UTC)

"zh-see|私|ass"
Should be 'ancient and second-round simplified'.

第二次汉字简化方案（草案）May 1977 pg 3/8 (2/7), 5th column, 17th character https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bb/Second_Chinese_Character_Simplification_Scheme_%28Draft%29.pdf ; page 32/112 10th character http://std.dkuug.dk/jtc1/sc2/wg2/docs/n3695.pdf, 「私」的古字. http://dict.revised.moe.edu.tw/cgi-bin/cbdic/gsweb.cgi?o=dcbdic&searchid=W00000009954

--Geographyinitiative (talk) 13:39, 8 July 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:厶


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Template:nl-adv/documentation

This template is used to form the headword line for Dutch adverbs. It uses Module:nl-headword as a back-end.

Note that adverb entries should not be created if they are simply adverbial uses of adjectives. Such adverbs are combined into the adjective entry on the same page, and do not get an entry of their own. See WT:ANL for more information.

Usage
The parameter  overrides the headword to display, and defaults to the page name. This allows you to add wikilinks to adverbs that are made up of multiple words.

This template assumes that the adverb has no comparative or superlative forms, and does not display them by default. Almost all comparable adverbs are adverbial uses of adjectives, and therefore do not get an entry. Therefore, almost all adverbs can simply use this template with no parameters at all:

On the page vanavond:

If the adverb has a different meaning from the adjective, it gets an entry. But even then it is usually not comparable, because the senses that are specific to the adverb do not allow for comparison. For example, when considered as an adjective, has the comparative  and superlative. But when considered as an adverb, is not comparable, since one cannot generally say. Thus:

On the page verschrikkelijk:

Only a few adverbs really do have comparatives and superlatives of their own. These are specified with the first and second parameters, like in the template. As a convenience, if the comparative is specified, the superlative is assumed to end in -st.

On the page veel:

On the page weinig:

On the page vaak:

title: Template:nl-adv/documentation


text:
zurücktretend

Adjective

 * 1) resigning

title: zurücktretend


text: zurückträtest

title: zurückträtest


text: zurücktraten

title: zurücktraten


text: träten zurück

title: träten zurück


text: trete zurück

title: trete zurück


text: trat zurück

title: trat zurück


text: zurücktratet

title: zurücktratet


text: zurücktrete

title: zurücktrete


text: trätet zurück

title: trätet zurück


text: trätest zurück

title: trätest zurück


text: zurücktretet

title: zurücktretet


text: träte zurück

title: träte zurück


text: tratet zurück

title: tratet zurück


text: zurücktretest

title: zurücktretest


text: tretet zurück

title: tretet zurück


text: zurücktratest

title: zurücktratest


text: tratest zurück

title: tratest zurück


text: traten zurück

title: traten zurück


text: zurückträte

title: zurückträte


text: zurücktrittst

title: zurücktrittst


text: zurückgetreten

title: zurückgetreten


text: tretest zurück

title: tretest zurück


text: zurückträtet

title: zurückträtet


text: trittst zurück

title: trittst zurück


text: treten zurück

title: treten zurück


text: tritt zurück

title: tritt zurück


text: zurücktrat

title: zurücktrat


text: zurückträten

title: zurückträten


text: zurücktritt

title: zurücktritt


text:
podir

Verb

 * 1) * 842, Oaths of Strasbourg
 * "fro"
 * "fro"

- In quant Deus savir et podir me dunat

title: podir


text:
Template:la-interj/documentation

This template is designed for all Latin interjections.

Usage
This template should be placed in all Latin interjection sections, immediately following the ===Interjection=== section header. It provides the inflection line for the entry. The template also automatically categorizes the entry in Category:Latin interjections.

Parameters
For all interjections, this template takes one parameter. The parameter is not required, and may be omitted.

= word with macrons

When present, 1 is the entry word with all macrons present. When this parameter is absent, the PAGENAME will be used for display by the template.

Examples:
 * vae (no argument, since the word contains no macrons)
 * iō (argument 1, since the word contains macrons)
 * salvē (argument 1, since the word contains macrons)
 * salvē (argument 1, since the word contains macrons)
 * salvē (argument 1, since the word contains macrons)

title: Template:la-interj/documentation


text:
raakalaismainen

Adjective

 * 1) barbaric

title: raakalaismainen


text:
Talk:aerian

Etymology
Is this from 🇨🇬 (not a rare word) or are they just cognates? Mglovesfun (talk) 23:39, 19 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes, the English derives from the French. — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 12:51, 21 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:aerian


text: come-hithers

title: come-hithers


text: comethers

title: comethers


text: cozeners

title: cozeners


text:
itsensä työllistävä

Etymology
+

Adjective

 * 1) self-employed working for oneself, rather than for an employer

title: itsensä työllistävä


text: työllistävä

title: työllistävä


text: Rhymes:French/oz

title: Rhymes:French/oz


text:
cum grano salis

Etymology
coinage, derived from the phrase (which was not used in Classical Latin).

Adverb

 * 1)  With a grain of salt; with a bit of common sense and skepticism.
 * 2) * 1861 "Imputation," The Danville quarterly review, Volume 3 (September, 1861), Richard H. Collins, p403
 * The claim of Dr. Hodge that our standards sustain the view which he advocates, must be taken cum grano salis.
 * The claim of Dr. Hodge that our standards sustain the view which he advocates, must be taken cum grano salis.

title: cum grano salis


text:
prebendalism

Noun

 * 1) A system of political patronage employment.

title: prebendalism


text:
Talk:bendalism

 * bendalism: "'pre-bendalism'- dispersion of public jobs and rents (money the national government makes off of other countries for oil) that people say the village is owed" from http://cfhsapgovt.blogspot.com/
 * Questionable neologism since the word prebend/prebendal is not composed of a detachable pre-  prefix like "pre-Columbian", etc. -- although prebend's etymological origins are Latin "praebeo," from pre-  and habeo, but the resulting noun is not deconstructable in that way.--达伟 11:28, 10 March 2010 (UTC)

See Bendel, a division of Nigeria. See prebend, prebendal, prebendary, prebendalism. The term seems to have gained currency in Nigeria more than anywhere else. It is hard to avoid thinking that the toponym "Bendel" has had influence. DCDuring TALK 00:32, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:bendalism


text:
User:Arlo Barnes

now playing: Appendix:Láadan, /lexemes

title: User:Arlo Barnes


text:
User talk:Arlo Barnes

welcomed by Vininn126
Hello, welcome to Wiktionary, and thank you for your contributions so far.

If you are unfamiliar with wiki editing, take a look at Help:How to edit a page. It is a concise list of technical guidelines to the wiki format we use here: how to, for example, make text boldfaced or create hyperlinks. Feel free to practice in the sandbox. If you would like a slower introduction we have a short tutorial.

These links may help you familiarize yourself with Wiktionary:

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Again, welcome! Vininn126 11:49, 16 May 2022 (UTC)

 * Thank you. Arlo Barnes (talk) 16:16, 16 May 2022 (UTC)

Appendix:Láadan/thabeshan
Before you can use ldn, you will have to make sure that any numbers you put in it are already added to Module:number list/data/ldn. Once that is taken care of for this entry, feel free to un-comment the template there. Thanks! Chuck Entz (talk) 02:55, 17 May 2024 (UTC)

 * Thanks, I'll try to get 0-100 set up in modulespace before I resume edits in appendixspace. Arlo Barnes (talk) 02:58, 17 May 2024 (UTC)

title: User talk:Arlo Barnes


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geidian

Noun

 * 1) guide document or guidebook

title: geidian


text:
nitedön

Verb

 * 1) to be interesting

title: nitedön


text:
topäd

Noun

 * 1) region

title: topäd


text: Babbittry

title: Babbittry


text:
lelogöfik

Adjective

 * 1) worth seeing
 * 2)  worth visiting

title: lelogöfik


text:
lölikvo

Adverb

 * 1) entirely

title: lölikvo


text:
ugaztun

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mammal

title: ugaztun


text:
lükömön

Verb

 * 1) to arrive
 * lükömön lü... — arrive at...
 * lükömön lü... — arrive at...

title: lükömön


text:
stajon

Noun

 * 1) station

title: stajon


text:
staudöp

Noun

 * 1) restaurant

title: staudöp


text:
hojny

Etymology
, from, from.

Adjective

 * 1) generous
 * 2) bountiful, bounteous
 * 1) bountiful, bounteous
 * 1) bountiful, bounteous

title: hojny


text:
cödöp

Noun

 * 1) courthouse

title: cödöp


text:
detü

Preposition

 * 1) to the right of

title: detü


text:
travärön

Verb

 * 1) to cross, traverse

title: travärön


text:
flekön

Verb

 * 1)  to turn change one's direction

title: flekön


text:
nagradzać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to reward
 * 2)  to fence off a lot of places

title: nagradzać


text:
Template:google/documentation

Wiktionary has built-in support for links to Google Web Search results, but this support is a bit buggy, because it's hacked onto support for interwiki links. (Most notably, it changes spaces to underscores in the link, like in Wiktionary article titles; this alters how Google performs its searches. Also, the built-in support doesn't allow any way to include  or   in searches.) This template offers a better alternative.

Usage
The template is used rather like the built-in support. The first argument is mandatory; it indicates the string to search for. The second argument is optional; if included and non-blank, it indicates the link text. If the second argument is blank, then the first argument is used for this as well. If the second argument is omitted entirely, then "google:" plus the first argument is used for this:

Search type
Unlike the built-in support, the template also supports an optional  parameter:

 * → ← (equivalent to )
 * → ← (equivalent to )

As above, a second unnamed parameter may be included, with the same functionality as above.

Pipes in search queries
A Google search query can include the pipe character, which serves to indicate a logical disjunction; for example, a Google search for   will pull up pages that contain either the word   or the word   (or both). However, the pipe character has meaning to the MediaWiki syntax (it's used to separate template parameters), so care is needed.

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 * (This is a feature of Google: uppercase  is equivalent to  .)
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Number of results per page
The optional  parameter may be used to specify a number of results per page; for example,   links to http://www.google.com/search?q=search+string&num=30, which shows the first thirty search results.

However, this parameter should be used with care, since it would override any setting the user may have configured in his or her Google preferences.

title: Template:google/documentation


text:
ofredükol

Verb

 * 1)  "[you] will gladden (someone)"

title: ofredükol


text:
valikos

Pronoun

 * 1) everything

title: valikos


text:
mudel

Noun

 * 1) Monday, the second day of the week.

title: mudel


text:
koldik

Etymology
Borrowed from, plus adjectival ending.

Adjective

 * 1) cold

title: koldik


text:
bê-tông

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) concrete

title: bê-tông


text: Category:vi:Building materials

title: Category:vi:Building materials


text: xu chiêng

title: xu chiêng


text: Category:vi:Underwear

title: Category:vi:Underwear


text:
xiếc

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) circus

title: xiếc


text:
xà phòng

Etymology
From. Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  soap

title: xà phòng


text:
xà bông

Etymology
From. Ultimately from.

Usage notes

 * In Southern regions, xà bông usually colloquially refers to "laundry detergent" instead of "soap". If you go to a general store asking for a xà bông, they would give you laundry powder. You should be more specific by asking for a if you want a real soap, and for a  if you want detergent.

title: xà bông


text: nonjuring

title: nonjuring


text:
Talk:oz

I believe "oz" may be slang for Australia, in Australia. Can someone verify?

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/oz

 * Yes, as Oz:. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 03:09, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:oz


text: Category:Dutch placeholder terms

title: Category:Dutch placeholder terms


text:
put into effect

Verb

 * 1) To implement; to execute; to carry out.

title: put into effect


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/Tabbed language idea/reply (2)

I was thinking something like User:Bequw/template. The languages would be "tabs" in the ToC. In this setup, yes the ToC is probably best top-left non-floating.


text:
Thread:User talk:Bequw/Template:rank/reply (2)

Thanks. Just now realized you'd done that.


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/Tabbed language idea/reply (3)

Hmmm... It might be an improvement over the existing system, but it doesn't save all that much space. One still has to scroll down a bunch just to see the first definitions, and there's no easy way to switch from language to language mid page. Also, would the language links in the ToC scroll to the section? If so, I'm not sure how the changing of the "tabs" would be much help. Stacking the language sections in general seems unhelpful.

I've been working on User:Yair rand/TabbedLanguages.js, a modified version of Atelaes's User:Atelaes/TabbedLanguages.js (available in prefs right under the original), and I think that it would work better than a simple section stacking system.


text:
User:Samirafiyet oo

Samirafiyet oo
Hi !!

title: User:Samirafiyet oo


text:
Vükiped

Noun

 * 1) Wikipedia

title: Vükiped


text:
Vükipedan

Noun

 * 1) Wikipedian

title: Vükipedan


text:
User talk:69.137.8.58

Your edits
71.66.97.228 05:51, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:69.137.8.58


text:
Vükipedik

Adjective

 * 1) Wikipedian

title: Vükipedik


text:
punzar

Etymology
<, from , perfect passive participle of (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬). Alternatively, regressively derived from. See also (a variant possibly taken from a Mozarabic form ) and the derivative.

Verb

 * 1)  to perforate, punch
 * 2)  to sting, twinge

title: punzar


text:
SHH

Noun

 * 1)   encoding for the protein "sonic hedgehog"
 * 1)   encoding for the protein "sonic hedgehog"
 * 1)   encoding for the protein "sonic hedgehog"

title: SHH


text:
Talk:them

Non-persons
ALL of the examples have "them" refer to humans. I am not a native speaker, but I think "them" can also refer to things. So it would be good to have more representative examples. Nicolas1981 07:51, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

 * You’re right, them can also refer to animals or things: I have thousands of freckles, but I have not actually counted them. —Stephen (Talk) 03:06, 21 December 2010 (UTC)

RFC discussion: August 2013
Since this 2004 edit, the translation section for this inflected form has contained two brief essays on French and Italian grammar that might belong in the entries for those terms or perhaps in Wikigrammar. It just might be getting near time to clean this up. DCDuring TALK 13:56, 4 August 2013 (UTC)
 * Just kill 'em with extreme prejudice. Large translation tables are hard enough to read without this sort of information. It's relevant but should be in the French and Italian entries, not here. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:54, 4 August 2013 (UTC)
 * Three more can be found at Category:Translations to be checked ('''Note). DCDuring TALK 13:08, 6 August 2013 (UTC)
 * ✅ DCDuring TALK 13:36, 6 August 2013 (UTC)

determiner: the
they reads: DETERMINER (now Southern England dialectal or nonstandard) The, those --Backinstadiums (talk) 17:39, 22 September 2019 (UTC)

Pronoun: Them is washers
Them is washers --Backinstadiums (talk) 20:48, 12 June 2020 (UTC)

To add another citation of this: the game Them's Fightin' Herds. -- Mocha2007 (talk) 01:26, 19 July 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:them


text: kaihtava

title: kaihtava


text:
vorteilhaft

Adjective

 * 1) advantageous, favorable, beneficial

title: vorteilhaft


text:
Talk:stertorously

Hello, in french
the adverb "stertoreusement" may exist, but I never saw it used. When (for example) assessing a patient against the Glasgow Coma Scale, we add : "le patient respire d'une façon stertoreuse" ("patient breathes in a stertorous way") - or simpler "il est stertoreux" ( "patient is stertorous"). In spanish I think they may say : "respira estertorosamente". T.y. Arapaima 08:05, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:stertorously


text: constructa

title: constructa


text: constructi

title: constructi


text: constructae

title: constructae


text: constructorum

title: constructorum


text: constructarum

title: constructarum


text:
constructo

Noun

 * 1) construct concept or model

Noun

 * 1) construct

title: constructo


text: constructis

title: constructis


text: constructam

title: constructam


text: constructos

title: constructos


text: constructas

title: constructas


text: constructe

title: constructe


text:
convivifico

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to quicken, revive or restore life together

title: convivifico


text: convivificas

title: convivificas


text: convivificat

title: convivificat


text: convivificamus

title: convivificamus


text: convivificatis

title: convivificatis


text: convivificant

title: convivificant


text: convivificabo

title: convivificabo


text: convivificabis

title: convivificabis


text: convivificabit

title: convivificabit


text: convivificabimus

title: convivificabimus


text: convivificabitis

title: convivificabitis


text: convivificabunt

title: convivificabunt


text: convivificabam

title: convivificabam


text: convivificabas

title: convivificabas


text: convivificabat

title: convivificabat


text: convivificabamus

title: convivificabamus


text: convivificabatis

title: convivificabatis


text: convivificabant

title: convivificabant


text: convivificavi

title: convivificavi


text: convivificavisti

title: convivificavisti


text: convivificavit

title: convivificavit


text: convivificavimus

title: convivificavimus


text: convivificavistis

title: convivificavistis


text: convivificaverunt

title: convivificaverunt


text: convivificavero

title: convivificavero


text: convivificaveris

title: convivificaveris


text: convivificaverit

title: convivificaverit


text: convivificaverimus

title: convivificaverimus


text: convivificaveritis

title: convivificaveritis


text: convivificaverint

title: convivificaverint


text: convivificaveram

title: convivificaveram


text: convivificaveras

title: convivificaveras


text: convivificaverat

title: convivificaverat


text: convivificaveramus

title: convivificaveramus


text: convivificaveratis

title: convivificaveratis


text: convivificaverant

title: convivificaverant


text: convivificor

title: convivificor


text: convivificaris

title: convivificaris


text: convivificatur

title: convivificatur


text: convivificamur

title: convivificamur


text: convivificamini

title: convivificamini


text: convivificantur

title: convivificantur


text: convivificabor

title: convivificabor


text: convivificaberis

title: convivificaberis


text: convivificabitur

title: convivificabitur


text: convivificabimur

title: convivificabimur


text: convivificabimini

title: convivificabimini


text: convivificabuntur

title: convivificabuntur


text: convivificabar

title: convivificabar


text: convivificabaris

title: convivificabaris


text: convivificabatur

title: convivificabatur


text: convivificabamur

title: convivificabamur


text: convivificabamini

title: convivificabamini


text: convivificabantur

title: convivificabantur


text: convivificem

title: convivificem


text: convivifices

title: convivifices


text: convivificet

title: convivificet


text: convivificemus

title: convivificemus


text: convivificetis

title: convivificetis


text: convivificent

title: convivificent


text: convivificarem

title: convivificarem


text: convivificares

title: convivificares


text: convivificaret

title: convivificaret


text: convivificaremus

title: convivificaremus


text: convivificaretis

title: convivificaretis


text: convivificarent

title: convivificarent


text: convivificaverim

title: convivificaverim


text: convivificavissem

title: convivificavissem


text: convivificavisses

title: convivificavisses


text: convivificavisset

title: convivificavisset


text: convivificavissemus

title: convivificavissemus


text: convivificavissetis

title: convivificavissetis


text: convivificavissent

title: convivificavissent


text: convivificer

title: convivificer


text: convivificeris

title: convivificeris


text: convivificetur

title: convivificetur


text: convivificemur

title: convivificemur


text: convivificemini

title: convivificemini


text: convivificentur

title: convivificentur


text: convivificarer

title: convivificarer


text: convivificareris

title: convivificareris


text: convivificaretur

title: convivificaretur


text: convivificaremur

title: convivificaremur


text: convivificaremini

title: convivificaremini


text: convivificarentur

title: convivificarentur


text: convivifica

title: convivifica


text: convivificato

title: convivificato


text: convivificate

title: convivificate


text: convivificatote

title: convivificatote


text: convivificanto

title: convivificanto


text: convivificare

title: convivificare


text: convivificator

title: convivificator


text: convivificantor

title: convivificantor


text: convivificavisse

title: convivificavisse


text: convivificari

title: convivificari


text:
correptio

Noun

 * 1) seizure (a laying hold of, seizing), attack (illness)
 * 2) rebuke, reproof, censure
 * 3) shortening, decreasing

title: correptio


text: correptiones

title: correptiones


text: correptionis

title: correptionis


text: correptionum

title: correptionum


text: correptioni

title: correptioni


text: correptionibus

title: correptionibus


text: correptionem

title: correptionem


text: correptione

title: correptione


text: pos pron

title: pos pron


text:
detonace

Noun

 * 1) detonation

title: detonace


text:
kolonialisme

Noun

 * 1) Colonialism.

Etymology
Probably borrowed. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) colonialism

Etymology
Affixed,.

Etymology
From, compare with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) colonialism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) colonialism

title: kolonialisme


text: diffidentiae

title: diffidentiae


text: diffidentiarum

title: diffidentiarum


text: diffidentiis

title: diffidentiis


text: diffidentiam

title: diffidentiam


text: diffidentias

title: diffidentias


text:
dispensatio

Noun

 * 1) management, administration, stewardship
 * 2) dispensation

title: dispensatio


text: dispensationes

title: dispensationes


text: dispensationis

title: dispensationis


text: dispensationum

title: dispensationum


text: dispensationi

title: dispensationi


text: dispensationibus

title: dispensationibus


text: dispensationem

title: dispensationem


text: dispensatione

title: dispensatione


text: 增值税

title: 增值税


text:
增值稅

Noun

 * 1) value-added tax

title: 增值稅


text: 风险价值

title: 风险价值


text:
風險價值

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  Value at Risk

title: 風險價值


text:
Paarung

Noun

 * 1)  mating, pairing

title: Paarung


text:
風險

Noun

 * 1) risk
 * 2)  risk
 * 1)  risk
 * 1)  risk
 * 1)  risk
 * 1)  risk

Adjective

 * 1)  wicked; crafty; deceitful; treacherous

title: 風險


text:
paaren

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to mate, to pair

title: paaren


text: 风险

title: 风险


text:
Narkose

Noun

 * 1)  general anesthesia

title: Narkose


text:
Manie

Etymology
16th century, from, from.

Noun

 * 1)  mania
 * 2) strange compulsion, tic, fixation, mania

title: Manie


text: Kripo

title: Kripo


text:
Kriminalpolizei

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The branch or department of a police force that investigates crime.
 * 2) A specific unit of that branch.

title: Kriminalpolizei


text:
Polizeistaat

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) police state

title: Polizeistaat


text:
Stromkreis

Noun

 * 1) electric circuit

title: Stromkreis


text:
Abschlag

Etymology
Compare the noun, nominalisation of the verb

Noun

 * 1) discount, rebate
 * 2) advance payment
 * 3)  markdown
 * 4)  kick off
 * 5)  drive

title: Abschlag


text:
Verhängnis

Noun

 * 1) fatality, fate

title: Verhängnis


text: Category:German terms suffixed with -voll


text:
liebevoll

Adjective

 * 1) loving
 * 2) affectionate

Adverb

 * 1) lovingly, affectionately

title: liebevoll


text:
Beschwörung

Noun

 * 1)  evocation

title: Beschwörung


text:
evacuans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) emptying, evacuating

title: evacuans


text: evacuantes

title: evacuantes


text: evacuantia

title: evacuantia


text: evacuantis

title: evacuantis


text: evacuantium

title: evacuantium


text: evacuantibus

title: evacuantibus


text: evacuantem

title: evacuantem


text:
beschwören

Etymology
From, from. Equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 (whence 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬).

Verb

 * 1)  to conjure
 * 2)  to swear to (something)
 * 3)  to evoke, to summon

title: beschwören


text:
Todeszelle

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) death row cell; cell in a prison in which a person who has been sentenced to death is held

title: Todeszelle


text:
fluctuo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to surge, swell, undulate
 * 2) to fluctuate, vacillate
 * 3) to be restless

title: fluctuo


text: fluctuat

title: fluctuat


text: fluctuamus

title: fluctuamus


text: fluctuatis

title: fluctuatis


text: fluctuabo

title: fluctuabo


text: fluctuabis

title: fluctuabis


text: fluctuabit

title: fluctuabit


text: fluctuabimus

title: fluctuabimus


text: fluctuabitis

title: fluctuabitis


text: fluctuabunt

title: fluctuabunt


text: fluctuabam

title: fluctuabam


text: fluctuabat

title: fluctuabat


text: fluctuabamus

title: fluctuabamus


text: fluctuabatis

title: fluctuabatis


text: fluctuabant

title: fluctuabant


text: fluctuavi

title: fluctuavi


text: fluctuavisti

title: fluctuavisti


text: fluctuavit

title: fluctuavit


text: fluctuavimus

title: fluctuavimus


text: fluctuavistis

title: fluctuavistis


text: fluctuaverunt

title: fluctuaverunt


text: fluctuavero

title: fluctuavero


text: fluctuaveris

title: fluctuaveris


text: fluctuaverit

title: fluctuaverit


text: fluctuaverimus

title: fluctuaverimus


text: fluctuaveritis

title: fluctuaveritis


text: fluctuaverint

title: fluctuaverint


text: fluctuaveram

title: fluctuaveram


text: fluctuaveras

title: fluctuaveras


text: fluctuaverat

title: fluctuaverat


text: fluctuaveramus

title: fluctuaveramus


text: fluctuaveratis

title: fluctuaveratis


text: fluctuaverant

title: fluctuaverant


text: fluctuor

title: fluctuor


text: fluctuaris

title: fluctuaris


text: fluctuatur

title: fluctuatur


text: fluctuamur

title: fluctuamur


text: fluctuamini

title: fluctuamini


text: fluctuantur

title: fluctuantur


text: fluctuabor

title: fluctuabor


text: fluctuaberis

title: fluctuaberis


text: fluctuabitur

title: fluctuabitur


text: fluctuabimur

title: fluctuabimur


text: fluctuabimini

title: fluctuabimini


text: fluctuabuntur

title: fluctuabuntur


text: fluctuabar

title: fluctuabar


text: fluctuabaris

title: fluctuabaris


text: fluctuabatur

title: fluctuabatur


text: fluctuabamur

title: fluctuabamur


text: fluctuabamini

title: fluctuabamini


text: fluctuabantur

title: fluctuabantur


text: fluctuem

title: fluctuem


text: fluctuet

title: fluctuet


text: fluctuemus

title: fluctuemus


text: fluctuetis

title: fluctuetis


text: fluctuarem

title: fluctuarem


text: fluctuaret

title: fluctuaret


text: fluctuaremus

title: fluctuaremus


text: fluctuaretis

title: fluctuaretis


text: fluctuarent

title: fluctuarent


text: fluctuaverim

title: fluctuaverim


text: fluctuavissem

title: fluctuavissem


text: fluctuavisses

title: fluctuavisses


text: fluctuavisset

title: fluctuavisset


text: fluctuavissemus

title: fluctuavissemus


text: fluctuavissetis

title: fluctuavissetis


text: fluctuavissent

title: fluctuavissent


text: fluctueris

title: fluctueris


text: fluctuetur

title: fluctuetur


text: fluctuemur

title: fluctuemur


text: fluctuemini

title: fluctuemini


text: fluctuentur

title: fluctuentur


text: fluctuarer

title: fluctuarer


text: fluctuareris

title: fluctuareris


text: fluctuaretur

title: fluctuaretur


text: fluctuaremur

title: fluctuaremur


text: fluctuaremini

title: fluctuaremini


text: fluctuarentur

title: fluctuarentur


text: fluctuato

title: fluctuato


text: fluctuatote

title: fluctuatote


text: fluctuanto

title: fluctuanto


text: fluctuantor

title: fluctuantor


text: fluctuavisse

title: fluctuavisse


text: fluctuari

title: fluctuari


text:
fluctuans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) surging, undulating
 * 2) fluctuating, vacillating

title: fluctuans


text: fluctuantes

title: fluctuantes


text: fluctuantia

title: fluctuantia


text: fluctuantis

title: fluctuantis


text: fluctuantium

title: fluctuantium


text: fluctuanti

title: fluctuanti


text:
fluctuante

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) fluctuating

title: fluctuante


text: fluctuantibus

title: fluctuantibus


text: Template:calque

title: Template:calque


text: fluctuantem

title: fluctuantem


text:
gratificor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to oblige, gratify

title: gratificor


text: gratificaris

title: gratificaris


text: gratificatur

title: gratificatur


text: gratificamur

title: gratificamur


text: gratificamini

title: gratificamini


text: gratificantur

title: gratificantur


text: gratificabor

title: gratificabor


text: gratificaberis

title: gratificaberis


text: gratificabitur

title: gratificabitur


text: gratificabimur

title: gratificabimur


text: gratificabimini

title: gratificabimini


text: gratificabuntur

title: gratificabuntur


text: gratificabar

title: gratificabar


text: gratificabaris

title: gratificabaris


text: gratificabatur

title: gratificabatur


text: gratificabamur

title: gratificabamur


text: gratificabamini

title: gratificabamini


text: gratificabantur

title: gratificabantur


text: gratificer

title: gratificer


text: gratificeris

title: gratificeris


text: gratificetur

title: gratificetur


text: gratificemur

title: gratificemur


text: gratificemini

title: gratificemini


text: gratificentur

title: gratificentur


text: gratificarer

title: gratificarer


text: gratificareris

title: gratificareris


text: gratificaretur

title: gratificaretur


text: gratificaremur

title: gratificaremur


text: gratificaremini

title: gratificaremini


text: gratificarentur

title: gratificarentur


text: gratificator

title: gratificator


text: gratificantor

title: gratificantor


text: gratificari

title: gratificari


text:
habitaculum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  dwelling, habitation
 * 2)  residence, home

Descendants

 * Padanian:
 * Padanian:
 * Padanian:
 * Padanian:
 * Padanian:
 * Padanian:
 * Padanian:
 * Padanian:

title: habitaculum


text: habitacula

title: habitacula


text: habitaculi

title: habitaculi


text: habitaculorum

title: habitaculorum


text: habitaculo

title: habitaculo


text: habitaculis

title: habitaculis


text:
gratificatus

Etymology
Perfect participle of

Participle

 * 1) obliged, gratified

title: gratificatus


text: gratificatum

title: gratificatum


text: gratificatae

title: gratificatae


text: gratificatorum

title: gratificatorum


text: gratificatarum

title: gratificatarum


text: gratificatis

title: gratificatis


text: gratificatam

title: gratificatam


text: gratificatos

title: gratificatos


text: gratificatas

title: gratificatas


text:
User:Tdomhan

currently working on a english <-> finnish bilingual dictionary for android and therefore trying to improve the finnish translations in the english wiktionary. (although they are in a quite good shape already :D )

title: User:Tdomhan


text: Template:transliteration

title: Template:transliteration


text:
gratificat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) gratified

title: gratificat


text: gratificamus

title: gratificamus


text: gratificant

title: gratificant


text: gratificabo

title: gratificabo


text: gratificabis

title: gratificabis


text: gratificabit

title: gratificabit


text: gratificabimus

title: gratificabimus


text: gratificabitis

title: gratificabitis


text: gratificabunt

title: gratificabunt


text: gratificabam

title: gratificabam


text: gratificabat

title: gratificabat


text: gratificabamus

title: gratificabamus


text: gratificabatis

title: gratificabatis


text: gratificabant

title: gratificabant


text: gratificavisti

title: gratificavisti


text: gratificavit

title: gratificavit


text: gratificavimus

title: gratificavimus


text: gratificavistis

title: gratificavistis


text: gratificaverunt

title: gratificaverunt


text: gratificavero

title: gratificavero


text: gratificaveris

title: gratificaveris


text: gratificaverit

title: gratificaverit


text: gratificaverimus

title: gratificaverimus


text: gratificaveritis

title: gratificaveritis


text: gratificaverint

title: gratificaverint


text: gratificaveram

title: gratificaveram


text: gratificaveras

title: gratificaveras


text: gratificaverat

title: gratificaverat


text: gratificaveramus

title: gratificaveramus


text: gratificaveratis

title: gratificaveratis


text: gratificaverant

title: gratificaverant


text: gratificem

title: gratificem


text: gratifices

title: gratifices


text: gratificet

title: gratificet


text: gratificemus

title: gratificemus


text: gratificetis

title: gratificetis


text: gratificent

title: gratificent


text: gratificarem

title: gratificarem


text: gratificaret

title: gratificaret


text: gratificaremus

title: gratificaremus


text: gratificaretis

title: gratificaretis


text: gratificarent

title: gratificarent


text: gratificaverim

title: gratificaverim


text: gratificavissem

title: gratificavissem


text: gratificavisses

title: gratificavisses


text: gratificavisset

title: gratificavisset


text: gratificavissemus

title: gratificavissemus


text: gratificavissetis

title: gratificavissetis


text: gratificavissent

title: gratificavissent


text: gratificatote

title: gratificatote


text: gratificanto

title: gratificanto


text: gratificavisse

title: gratificavisse


text: imitatores

title: imitatores


text: imitatoris

title: imitatoris


text: imitatorum

title: imitatorum


text: imitatoribus

title: imitatoribus


text: imitatorem

title: imitatorem


text:
compulsatory

Etymology
(perfect passive participial stem of the ) + 🇨🇬

Adjective

 * 1) Enforced by or resulting from compulsion; employing force or constraint; compulsory.

title: compulsatory


text:
incorruptio

Etymology
From, with reference to.

Noun

 * 1)  imperishableness, incorruptibility

title: incorruptio


text: incorruptiones

title: incorruptiones


text: incorruptionis

title: incorruptionis


text: incorruptionum

title: incorruptionum


text: incorruptioni

title: incorruptioni


text: incorruptionibus

title: incorruptionibus


text: incorruptionem

title: incorruptionem


text: incorruptione

title: incorruptione


text:
indignatio

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1)  A closing of a speech intended to arouse negative emotion toward an accused or an opponent and the actions or proposal at issue.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) displeasure, indignation, disdain

title: indignatio


text: indignationes

title: indignationes


text: indignationis

title: indignationis


text: indignationum

title: indignationum


text: indignationi

title: indignationi


text: indignationibus

title: indignationibus


text: indignationem

title: indignationem


text: indignatione

title: indignatione


text:
infructuosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unfruitful, unproductive

title: infructuosus


text: infructuosa

title: infructuosa


text: infructuosum

title: infructuosum


text: infructuosi

title: infructuosi


text: infructuosae

title: infructuosae


text: infructuosorum

title: infructuosorum


text: infructuosarum

title: infructuosarum


text: infructuosis

title: infructuosis


text: infructuosam

title: infructuosam


text: infructuosos

title: infructuosos


text: infructuosas

title: infructuosas


text:
infructuose

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) Not yielding fruit.
 * 2)  unfruitful; unprofitable
 * 3) * April 1864, Boskousa, "Music of the Future" and "Anticipations" (letter to the editor) in The Musical World
 * I am too irritable to listen to Wagner's music; in my opinion it is infructuose

title: infructuose


text:
𠳨

Glyph origin

 * Etymology 1
 * Part of "內政部戶政用字" used by the in Taiwan.

 * Etymology 2
 * Found in and transcribed as such in 《甲骨文編》 published in 1934 by the.

title: 𠳨


text:
ininvestigabilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unsearchable

title: ininvestigabilis


text:
investigabilis

Adjective

 * 1) unsearchable

title: investigabilis


text: ininvestigabiles

title: ininvestigabiles


text: ininvestigabilia

title: ininvestigabilia


text: ininvestigabilium

title: ininvestigabilium


text: ininvestigabilibus

title: ininvestigabilibus


text: ininvestigabilem

title: ininvestigabilem


text: investigabiles

title: investigabiles


text: investigabilia

title: investigabilia


text: investigabilium

title: investigabilium


text: investigabilibus

title: investigabilibus


text: investigabilem

title: investigabilem


text:
inluminatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: inluminatus


text: inluminata

title: inluminata


text: inluminatum

title: inluminatum


text: inluminati

title: inluminati


text: inluminatae

title: inluminatae


text: inluminatorum

title: inluminatorum


text: inluminatarum

title: inluminatarum


text: inluminatam

title: inluminatam


text: inluminatos

title: inluminatos


text: inluminatas

title: inluminatas


text:
Talk:batchmate

commonly used in the British commonwealth countries, the term "batchmate" refers to a person who was in the same "batch" as you were in school, college, a military or administrative academy; or another intensive program where people get to know their cohorts quite well. The rough American equivalent is "classmate"; however, batchmate implies a closer sense of togetherness and bonding. "We had a get-together of our IIT batchmates at a restaurant in Manhattan"

title: Talk:batchmate


text: inmaculatus

title: inmaculatus


text: inmaculata

title: inmaculata


text: inmaculatum

title: inmaculatum


text: inmaculati

title: inmaculati


text: inmaculatae

title: inmaculatae


text: inmaculatorum

title: inmaculatorum


text: inmaculatarum

title: inmaculatarum


text: inmaculato

title: inmaculato


text: inmaculatis

title: inmaculatis


text: inmaculatam

title: inmaculatam


text: inmaculatos

title: inmaculatos


text: inmaculatas

title: inmaculatas


text: inmaculate

title: inmaculate


text:
innotesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to become known or noted
 * 2)  to make known

title: innotesco


text: innotescis

title: innotescis


text: innotescit

title: innotescit


text: innotescimus

title: innotescimus


text: innotescitis

title: innotescitis


text: innotescunt

title: innotescunt


text: innotescam

title: innotescam


text: innotesces

title: innotesces


text: innotescet

title: innotescet


text: innotescemus

title: innotescemus


text: innotescetis

title: innotescetis


text: innotescent

title: innotescent


text: innotescebam

title: innotescebam


text: innotescebas

title: innotescebas


text: innotescebat

title: innotescebat


text: innotescebamus

title: innotescebamus


text: innotescebatis

title: innotescebatis


text: innotescebant

title: innotescebant


text: innotescor

title: innotescor


text: innotesceris

title: innotesceris


text: innotescitur

title: innotescitur


text: innotescimur

title: innotescimur


text: innotescimini

title: innotescimini


text: innotescuntur

title: innotescuntur


text: innotescar

title: innotescar


text: innotescetur

title: innotescetur


text: innotescemur

title: innotescemur


text: innotescemini

title: innotescemini


text: innotescentur

title: innotescentur


text: innotescebar

title: innotescebar


text: innotescebaris

title: innotescebaris


text: innotescebatur

title: innotescebatur


text: innotescebamur

title: innotescebamur


text: innotescebamini

title: innotescebamini


text: innotescebantur

title: innotescebantur


text: innotescas

title: innotescas


text: innotescat

title: innotescat


text: innotescamus

title: innotescamus


text: innotescatis

title: innotescatis


text: innotescant

title: innotescant


text: innotescerem

title: innotescerem


text: innotesceres

title: innotesceres


text: innotesceret

title: innotesceret


text: innotesceremus

title: innotesceremus


text: innotesceretis

title: innotesceretis


text: innotescerent

title: innotescerent


text: innotescaris

title: innotescaris


text: innotescatur

title: innotescatur


text: innotescamur

title: innotescamur


text: innotescamini

title: innotescamini


text: innotescantur

title: innotescantur


text: innotescerer

title: innotescerer


text: innotescereris

title: innotescereris


text: innotesceretur

title: innotesceretur


text: innotesceremur

title: innotesceremur


text: innotesceremini

title: innotesceremini


text: innotescerentur

title: innotescerentur


text: innotesce

title: innotesce


text:
Talk:forenoon

"forenoon" in English (UK) means the period broadly "just before noon". The Websters' definition from sunrise to noon is an americanism.

82.41.69.221 12:26, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:forenoon


text: innotescito

title: innotescito


text: innotescite

title: innotescite


text: innotescitote

title: innotescitote


text: innotescunto

title: innotescunto


text: innotescere

title: innotescere


text: innotescitor

title: innotescitor


text: innotescuntor

title: innotescuntor


text:
interficiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) killing, destroying

title: interficiens


text: interficientes

title: interficientes


text: interficientia

title: interficientia


text: interficientis

title: interficientis


text: interficientium

title: interficientium


text: interficienti

title: interficienti


text: interficientibus

title: interficientibus


text: interficientem

title: interficientem


text:
9-1-1

Etymology
The official form of the service's name in regulations and materials from the  and.

title: 9-1-1


text:
Claytonia

Etymology
, from +, after American botanist John Clayton.

Proper noun

 * 1) Spring beauties and miner's lettuces, principally of North America.

Hypernyms

 * ; - family
 * ; - family

Hyponyms

 * For more species see and
 * For more species see and

title: Claytonia


text:
coraçon

Etymology
From, derived from.

Noun

 * 1) heart

Etymology
From, derived from.

Noun

 * 1) heart blood pumping organ
 * ⁊ muit ei coraçõ forte / que agora non perece.
 * & I have a very strong heart / which doesn’t perish now.
 * 1)  one’s emotions
 * O que en ſanta maria. todo ſeu coraçon ten. que quer que lle por mal façan. todo llo torna en ben.
 * He who holds Holy Mary / in his whole heart / whatever is done evilly to him / she will make it all good.
 * O que en ſanta maria. todo ſeu coraçon ten. que quer que lle por mal façan. todo llo torna en ben.
 * He who holds Holy Mary / in his whole heart / whatever is done evilly to him / she will make it all good.

Etymology
From, derived from.

Noun

 * 1)  heart

title: coraçon


text: Category:osp:Anatomy

title: Category:osp:Anatomy


text: nine-one-one

title: nine-one-one


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/diganą

Alternative reconstructions

 * *dīganą

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to knead
 * 2) to create out of clay or dough

Inflection
The present tense forms have the zero grade vowel -i- rather than -ī-.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/diganą


text:
claytonia

Etymology
From the genus name.

Noun

 * 1) Any plant in the taxonomic genus Claytonia.

Translations

 * Finnish:

title: claytonia


text: add-ins

title: add-ins


text: shoeshop

title: shoeshop


text: shoeshops

title: shoeshops


text:
Category:Proto-Germanic class 1 strong verbs

The vowel pattern is:


text:
Category:Proto-Germanic class 2 strong verbs

The vowel pattern is:


text: jeux de cartes

title: jeux de cartes


text: jeunes filles

title: jeunes filles


text:
Category:Proto-Germanic class 3 strong verbs

There are two subclasses: class 3a consists of verbs with m or n following the vowel, 3b consists of the remainder.

The vowel pattern is:


text: jelenetek

title: jelenetek


text:
Category:Proto-Germanic class 4 strong verbs

The vowel pattern is:


text:
rorty

Etymology
19th century UK. . Farmer (1903) categorises the term as costermongers' slang.

Adjective

 * 1)  Boisterous, rowdy, saucy, dissipated, or risqué.

title: rorty


text: journaux télévisés

title: journaux télévisés


text: jours fériés

title: jours fériés


text:
Category:Proto-Germanic class 5 strong verbs

The vowel pattern is:

The verb *etaną is anomalous as it has -ē- in the past singular as well.


text: noms propres

title: noms propres


text:
Category:Proto-Germanic class 6 strong verbs

The vowel pattern is:


text:
tadger

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  A penis.
 * 2) * 2005, Liz Rettig, My Desperate Love Diary: by Kelly Ann, Corgi Books, UK, |%22tadgers%22+-intitle:%22%22+-inauthor:%22%22&source=bl&ots=59uj_umu-Y&sig=0A3EJkcv1Hlpp1WVA4HM85j3YCY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=2pZ2UKHLLoSeiQe1rIGwBA&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22tadger%22|%22tadgers%22%20-intitle%3A%22%22%20-inauthor%3A%22%22&f=false page 302,
 * G says just the thought of trying to bonk in my house was enough to shrivel his tadger and that he′d rather have sex in Argyle Street in the rush hour than try to do it at my place.
 * 1) * 2011 (2009), Bernardo Atxaga, Margaret Jull Costa (translator), Seven Houses in France, |%22tadgers%22+-intitle:%22%22+-inauthor:%22%22&source=bl&ots=ygbdIfn9QA&sig=YG9p1QB9OhUk932h9RtefehKOzU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=2pZ2UKHLLoSeiQe1rIGwBA&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22tadger%22|%22tadgers%22%20-intitle%3A%22%22%20-inauthor%3A%22%22&f=false page 97,
 * ‘But just in case, I'm going a bit farther off,’ he pointed to the solitary teak tree and added: ‘That′s the best place in Yangambi for a piss, but l don′t want to risk him seeing my tadger.’
 * 1) * 2011 (2009), Bernardo Atxaga, Margaret Jull Costa (translator), Seven Houses in France, |%22tadgers%22+-intitle:%22%22+-inauthor:%22%22&source=bl&ots=ygbdIfn9QA&sig=YG9p1QB9OhUk932h9RtefehKOzU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=2pZ2UKHLLoSeiQe1rIGwBA&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22tadger%22|%22tadgers%22%20-intitle%3A%22%22%20-inauthor%3A%22%22&f=false page 97,
 * ‘But just in case, I'm going a bit farther off,’ he pointed to the solitary teak tree and added: ‘That′s the best place in Yangambi for a piss, but l don′t want to risk him seeing my tadger.’

Synonyms

 * See also Thesaurus:penis
 * See also Thesaurus:penis

Noun

 * 1)  a penis

title: tadger


text:
Talk:tadger

Attestation
Candidate attestation:, , ,. --Dan Polansky 13:23, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:tadger


text: Category:Proto-Germanic class 7 strong verbs


text:
arratoi

Etymology
17th century; from archaic and dialectal, from.

Noun

 * 1) rat

title: arratoi


text: tumble dryers

title: tumble dryers


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/stikaną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to stick
 * 2) to stab

Inflection
The present tense forms have the zero grade vowel -i- rather than -ī-.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/stikaną


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/wiganą

Etymology
Originally a zero-grade present, from. Related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Likely related to 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to fight, to battle

Inflection
The present tense forms have the zero grade vowel -i- rather than -ī-.

Descendants

 * (< continuing the original present stem)
 * (< continuing the original present stem)
 * (< continuing the original present stem)
 * (< continuing the original present stem)
 * (< continuing the original present stem)

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/wiganą


text: dummy spits

title: dummy spits


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/bītaną

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to bite

Derived terms

 * *bitiz
 * *bitiz
 * *bitiz
 * *bitiz

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/bītaną


text: longevus

title: longevus


text: longevum

title: longevum


text: longevae

title: longevae


text: longevorum

title: longevorum


text: longevarum

title: longevarum


text: longevis

title: longevis


text: longevam

title: longevam


text: longevos

title: longevos


text: longevas

title: longevas


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/snīþaną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cut

Descendants

 * (*sniðka, )
 * (*sniðka, )

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/snīþaną


text: ministeria

title: ministeria


text: ministerii

title: ministerii


text: ministeriorum

title: ministeriorum


text: ministeriis

title: ministeriis


text:
Milky Way Galaxy

Etymology
From +.

Proper noun

 * 1)  The galaxy in which Earth and the rest of the Solar System is located.

Hypernyms

 * galaxy

title: Milky Way Galaxy


text: altatóbb

title: altatóbb


text: legaltatóbb

title: legaltatóbb


text:
multiformis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) multiform
 * 2) various, diverse, manifold

title: multiformis


text: multiformes

title: multiformes


text: multiformia

title: multiformia


text: multiformium

title: multiformium


text: multiformibus

title: multiformibus


text: multiformem

title: multiformem


text:
mundans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cleaning, cleansing

title: mundans


text: mundantes

title: mundantes


text: mundantia

title: mundantia


text: mundantis

title: mundantis


text: mundantium

title: mundantium


text: mundanti

title: mundanti


text: mundante

title: mundante


text: mundantibus

title: mundantibus


text: mundantem

title: mundantem


text:
Great Sky River

Etymology
Translation of the name of the night sky phenomenon in several Native American cultures.

Proper noun

 * 1)  The Milky Way, the night sky visual phenomenon caused by dense regions of the Milky Way Galaxy appearing nebulous.

title: Great Sky River


text:
Silvery River

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1)  the Milky Way, the night sky visual phenomenon caused by dense regions of the Milky Way Galaxy appearing nebulous generally found when referring to East Asians in a historical context, situated in East Asia

title: Silvery River


text:
nequissimus

Etymology
Superlative form of.

Adjective

 * 1) ; worst

title: nequissimus


text: nequissima

title: nequissima


text: nequissimum

title: nequissimum


text: nequissimi

title: nequissimi


text: nequissimae

title: nequissimae


text: nequissimorum

title: nequissimorum


text: nequissimarum

title: nequissimarum


text: nequissimo

title: nequissimo


text: nequissimis

title: nequissimis


text: nequissimam

title: nequissimam


text: nequissimos

title: nequissimos


text: nequissimas

title: nequissimas


text: nequissime

title: nequissime


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/skīnaną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to shine
 * 2) to appear

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/skīnaną


text:
User talk:65.95.13.158

Correct header is ===Proper noun=== not ===Proper Noun===. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:33, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:65.95.13.158


text: nimii

title: nimii


text: nimiae

title: nimiae


text: nimiorum

title: nimiorum


text: nimiarum

title: nimiarum


text: nimiis

title: nimiis


text: nimiam

title: nimiam


text: nimios

title: nimios


text: nimias

title: nimias


text: nimie

title: nimie


text:
Andromeda Galaxy

Proper noun

 * 1)  A  in the  and closest to the, visible to the naked eye in the  of , the brightest of the  objects and often referred to by its designation.

Synonyms

 * (designations) 31,,   224, UGC 454
 * (designations) 31,,   224, UGC 454

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * German: ,
 * Polish:
 * Vietnamese: thiên hà Tiên Nữ, tinh vân Tiên Nữ

title: Andromeda Galaxy


text:
oblatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) offering, gift, oblation

title: oblatio


text: oblationes

title: oblationes


text: oblationis

title: oblationis


text: oblationum

title: oblationum


text: oblationi

title: oblationi


text: oblationibus

title: oblationibus


text: oblationem

title: oblationem


text: oblatione

title: oblatione


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/kleubaną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to split, to cleave

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/kleubaną


text:
Great Nebula in Andromeda

Proper noun

 * 1)  The ,

Synonyms

 * ,, 224

title: Great Nebula in Andromeda


text:
pignus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A pledge or pawn.

Etymology
Some refer it to or ; others refer it to ; its meaning perhaps being "something pinned/fixed/retained (as pledge)".

Noun

 * 1) pledge, mortgage
 * 2) hostage
 * 3) wager, stake
 * 1) wager, stake

title: pignus


text: pignoris

title: pignoris


text: pignorum

title: pignorum


text: pignoribus

title: pignoribus


text: pignore

title: pignore


text:
white nebula

Etymology
white + nebula

Noun

 * 1)  a nebula that appears white in colouration through a high-powered telescope nebulae often appear to have some hint of colour through a powerful telescope, but white when not using a powerful instrument; these nebulae were generally to be determined to be galaxies in the 20th century

title: white nebula


text:
-jährig

Etymology
From and.

Suffix

 * 1) years old
 * 2) years lasting

Usage notes

 * If combined with a number written with digits, a hyphen may be used in the compound word (e.g. 3jährig or 3-jährig); if combined with a word, no hyphen is used (e.g. dreijährig). However, the spelling reform rules of 1996 etc. proscribe spellings like 3jährig and prescribe spellings like 3-jährig and dreijährig.

title: -jährig


text:
praedestino

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to predestine or predetermine
 * 2) to provide beforehand

title: praedestino


text: praedestinas

title: praedestinas


text: praedestinat

title: praedestinat


text: praedestinamus

title: praedestinamus


text: praedestinatis

title: praedestinatis


text: praedestinant

title: praedestinant


text: praedestinabo

title: praedestinabo


text: praedestinabis

title: praedestinabis


text: praedestinabit

title: praedestinabit


text: praedestinabimus

title: praedestinabimus


text: praedestinabitis

title: praedestinabitis


text: praedestinabunt

title: praedestinabunt


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title: praedestinabam


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title: praedestinabas


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title: praedestinabat


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title: praedestinabamus


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title: praedestinabatis


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title: praedestinavi


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title: praedestinavisti


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title: praedestinavit


text: praedestinavimus

title: praedestinavimus


text: praedestinavistis

title: praedestinavistis


text: praedestinaverunt

title: praedestinaverunt


text: praedestinavero

title: praedestinavero


text: praedestinaveris

title: praedestinaveris


text: praedestinaverit

title: praedestinaverit


text: praedestinaverimus

title: praedestinaverimus


text: praedestinaveritis

title: praedestinaveritis


text: praedestinaverint

title: praedestinaverint


text: praedestinaveram

title: praedestinaveram


text: praedestinaveras

title: praedestinaveras


text: praedestinaverat

title: praedestinaverat


text: praedestinaveramus

title: praedestinaveramus


text: praedestinaveratis

title: praedestinaveratis


text: praedestinaverant

title: praedestinaverant


text: praedestinor

title: praedestinor


text: praedestinaris

title: praedestinaris


text: praedestinatur

title: praedestinatur


text: praedestinamur

title: praedestinamur


text: praedestinamini

title: praedestinamini


text: praedestinantur

title: praedestinantur


text: praedestinabor

title: praedestinabor


text: praedestinaberis

title: praedestinaberis


text: praedestinabitur

title: praedestinabitur


text: praedestinabimur

title: praedestinabimur


text: praedestinabimini

title: praedestinabimini


text: praedestinabuntur

title: praedestinabuntur


text: praedestinabar

title: praedestinabar


text: praedestinabaris

title: praedestinabaris


text: praedestinabatur

title: praedestinabatur


text: praedestinabamur

title: praedestinabamur


text: praedestinabamini

title: praedestinabamini


text: praedestinabantur

title: praedestinabantur


text: praedestinem

title: praedestinem


text: praedestines

title: praedestines


text: praedestinet

title: praedestinet


text: praedestinemus

title: praedestinemus


text: praedestinetis

title: praedestinetis


text: praedestinent

title: praedestinent


text: praedestinarem

title: praedestinarem


text: praedestinares

title: praedestinares


text: praedestinaret

title: praedestinaret


text: praedestinaremus

title: praedestinaremus


text: praedestinaretis

title: praedestinaretis


text: praedestinarent

title: praedestinarent


text: praedestinaverim

title: praedestinaverim


text: praedestinavissem

title: praedestinavissem


text: praedestinavisses

title: praedestinavisses


text: praedestinavisset

title: praedestinavisset


text: praedestinavissemus

title: praedestinavissemus


text: praedestinavissetis

title: praedestinavissetis


text: praedestinavissent

title: praedestinavissent


text: praedestiner

title: praedestiner


text: praedestineris

title: praedestineris


text: praedestinetur

title: praedestinetur


text: praedestinemur

title: praedestinemur


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/blewwaną

Etymology
Possibly from, from. Related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to beat

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/blewwaną


text: praedestinemini

title: praedestinemini


text: praedestinentur

title: praedestinentur


text: praedestinarer

title: praedestinarer


text: praedestinareris

title: praedestinareris


text: praedestinaretur

title: praedestinaretur


text: praedestinaremur

title: praedestinaremur


text: praedestinaremini

title: praedestinaremini


text:
spiral nebula

Noun

 * 1)  a spiral-shaped nebula
 * 2)  a spiral-shaped white nebula; these were generally determined to be spiral galaxies in the 20th century

title: spiral nebula


text: praedestinarentur

title: praedestinarentur


text: praedestina

title: praedestina


text: praedestinato

title: praedestinato


text: praedestinate

title: praedestinate


text: praedestinatote

title: praedestinatote


text: praedestinanto

title: praedestinanto


text: praedestinare

title: praedestinare


text: praedestinator

title: praedestinator


text: praedestinantor

title: praedestinantor


text: praedestinavisse

title: praedestinavisse


text: praedestinari

title: praedestinari


text:
praedestinatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) predestined, predetermined

title: praedestinatus


text: praedestinata

title: praedestinata


text: praedestinatum

title: praedestinatum


text: praedestinati

title: praedestinati


text: praedestinatae

title: praedestinatae


text: praedestinatorum

title: praedestinatorum


text: praedestinatarum

title: praedestinatarum


text: praedestinatam

title: praedestinatam


text: praedestinatos

title: praedestinatos


text: praedestinatas

title: praedestinatas


text:
praefinitio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) appointment (fixed beforehand)

title: praefinitio


text: praefinitiones

title: praefinitiones


text: praefinitionis

title: praefinitionis


text: praefinitionum

title: praefinitionum


text: praefinitioni

title: praefinitioni


text: praefinitionibus

title: praefinitionibus


text: praefinitionem

title: praefinitionem


text: praefinitione

title: praefinitione


text:
psallo

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to make a bowstring twang to send forth an arrow
 * 2) to pluck a string with the fingers
 * 3) to play, or sing to, a named instrument (such as the cithara or other instrument)
 * 4) to sing or play a tune
 * 5) to sing the psalms

Usage notes

 * Used transitively in Medieval Latin in the meaning "to sing (a psalm)".

title: psallo


text: psallis

title: psallis


text: psallit

title: psallit


text: psallimus

title: psallimus


text: psallitis

title: psallitis


text: psallunt

title: psallunt


text: psallam

title: psallam


text: psalles

title: psalles


text: psallet

title: psallet


text: psallemus

title: psallemus


text: psalletis

title: psalletis


text: psallent

title: psallent


text: psallebam

title: psallebam


text: psallebas

title: psallebas


text: psallebat

title: psallebat


text: psallebamus

title: psallebamus


text: psallebatis

title: psallebatis


text: psallebant

title: psallebant


text: psalli

title: psalli


text: psallisti

title: psallisti


text: psallistis

title: psallistis


text: psallerunt

title: psallerunt


text: psallero

title: psallero


text: psalleris

title: psalleris


text: psallerit

title: psallerit


text: psallerimus

title: psallerimus


text: psalleritis

title: psalleritis


text: psallerint

title: psallerint


text: psalleram

title: psalleram


text: psalleras

title: psalleras


text: psallerat

title: psallerat


text: psalleramus

title: psalleramus


text: psalleratis

title: psalleratis


text: psallerant

title: psallerant


text: psallitur

title: psallitur


text: psalletur

title: psalletur


text: psallebatur

title: psallebatur


text: psallas

title: psallas


text: psallat

title: psallat


text: psallamus

title: psallamus


text: psallatis

title: psallatis


text: psallant

title: psallant


text: psallerem

title: psallerem


text: psalleres

title: psalleres


text: psalleret

title: psalleret


text: psalleremus

title: psalleremus


text: psalleretis

title: psalleretis


text: psallerent

title: psallerent


text: psallerim

title: psallerim


text: psallissem

title: psallissem


text: psallisses

title: psallisses


text: psallisset

title: psallisset


text: psallissemus

title: psallissemus


text: psallissetis

title: psallissetis


text: psallissent

title: psallissent


text: psallatur

title: psallatur


text: psalleretur

title: psalleretur


text: psalle

title: psalle


text: psallito

title: psallito


text: psallite

title: psallite


text: psallitote

title: psallitote


text: psallunto

title: psallunto


text: psallere

title: psallere


text: psallitor

title: psallitor


text: psallisse

title: psallisse


text: Dreyers

title: Dreyers


text:
psallens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) playing (the cithara)
 * 2) singing (psalms)

title: psallens


text: psallentes

title: psallentes


text: psallentia

title: psallentia


text: psallentis

title: psallentis


text: psallentium

title: psallentium


text: psallenti

title: psallenti


text: psallentibus

title: psallentibus


text: psallentem

title: psallentem


text:
redimens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) redeeming
 * 2) atoning for
 * 3) ransoming

title: redimens


text: redimentes

title: redimentes


text: redimentia

title: redimentia


text: redimentis

title: redimentis


text: redimentium

title: redimentium


text: redimentibus

title: redimentibus


text: redimentem

title: redimentem


text:
Milliardenmarkt

Noun

 * 1) market worth billions

title: Milliardenmarkt


text:
remittens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) remitting
 * 2) relaxing
 * 3) diminishing

title: remittens


text: remittentes

title: remittentes


text: remittentia

title: remittentia


text: remittentis

title: remittentis


text: remittentium

title: remittentium


text: remittentibus

title: remittentibus


text: remittentem

title: remittentem


text:
Dobsonian

Noun

 * 1)  A Dobsonian telescope.

title: Dobsonian


text: rugarum

title: rugarum


text: rugam

title: rugam


text: rugas

title: rugas


text:
Talk:infrangible

Quote available
"that the elements form a kind of family or related series, and it was surmised that possibly the barriers between one species and the next were not absolutely infrangible, but that temporary transitional forms might occur." 112.213.155.133 15:30, 20 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Oliver Lodge in Modern Views on Matter

title: Talk:infrangible


text:
Dobsonian telescope

Etymology
+ telescope From John Dobson, its inventor.

Noun

 * 1)  An alt-azimuth mounted Newtonian telescope; a type of reflecting telescope.

Translations

 * French:

title: Dobsonian telescope


text:
scurrilitas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) buffoonery

title: scurrilitas


text: scurrilitates

title: scurrilitates


text: scurrilitatis

title: scurrilitatis


text: scurrilitatum

title: scurrilitatum


text: scurrilitati

title: scurrilitati


text: scurrilitatibus

title: scurrilitatibus


text: scurrilitatem

title: scurrilitatem


text: scurrilitate

title: scurrilitate


text:
Galilean telescope

Etymology
+ telescope

From Galileo, who was the first to use this type of telescope for astronomy.

Noun

 * 1)  a type of refracting telescope (refractor) similar to the one used by.

title: Galilean telescope


text:
simplicitas

Noun

 * 1) simplicity
 * 2) plainness, frankness, openness
 * 3) innocence, honesty, candor, integrity
 * 4) directness, ingenuousness, naturalness
 * 1) directness, ingenuousness, naturalness

title: simplicitas


text: simplicitates

title: simplicitates


text: simplicitatis

title: simplicitatis


text: simplicitatum

title: simplicitatum


text: simplicitati

title: simplicitati


text: simplicitatibus

title: simplicitatibus


text: simplicitatem

title: simplicitatem


text:
simplicitate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) simplicity

title: simplicitate


text:
stultiloquium

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) babbling, stultiloquy (silly talk)

title: stultiloquium


text: stultiloquia

title: stultiloquia


text: stultiloquii

title: stultiloquii


text: stultiloquiorum

title: stultiloquiorum


text: stultiloquio

title: stultiloquio


text: stultiloquiis

title: stultiloquiis


text: subdita

title: subdita


text: subditi

title: subditi


text: subditae

title: subditae


text: subditorum

title: subditorum


text: subditarum

title: subditarum


text: subditam

title: subditam


text: subditos

title: subditos


text: subditas

title: subditas


text:
toss around

Verb

 * 1) To offer for suggestion.
 * We tossed around the football in the park.
 * We tossed around the football in the park.
 * We tossed around the football in the park.

title: toss around


text:
sublimitas

Noun

 * 1) height, loftiness
 * 2) sublimity

title: sublimitas


text: sublimitates

title: sublimitates


text: sublimitatis

title: sublimitatis


text: sublimitatum

title: sublimitatum


text: sublimitati

title: sublimitati


text: sublimitatibus

title: sublimitatibus


text: sublimitatem

title: sublimitatem


text:
sublimitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) sublimity

title: sublimitate


text:
sumministratio

Noun

 * 1) giving, furnishing, supplying, subministration

title: sumministratio


text: subministratio

title: subministratio


text: subministrationes

title: subministrationes


text: subministrationis

title: subministrationis


text: subministrationum

title: subministrationum


text: subministrationi

title: subministrationi


text: subministrationibus

title: subministrationibus


text: subministrationem

title: subministrationem


text: subministratione

title: subministratione


text: sumministrationes

title: sumministrationes


text: sumministrationis

title: sumministrationis


text: sumministrationum

title: sumministrationum


text: sumministrationi

title: sumministrationi


text: sumministrationibus

title: sumministrationibus


text: sumministrationem

title: sumministrationem


text: sumministratione

title: sumministratione


text:
værdighed

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dignity
 * 2) worthiness

title: værdighed


text: værdigheden

title: værdigheden


text: værdigheder

title: værdigheder


text: værdighederne

title: værdighederne


text: værdigheds

title: værdigheds


text: værdighedens

title: værdighedens


text: værdigheders

title: værdigheders


text: værdighedernes

title: værdighedernes


text: subporto

title: subporto


text: subportas

title: subportas


text: subportat

title: subportat


text: subportamus

title: subportamus


text: subportatis

title: subportatis


text: subportant

title: subportant


text: subportabo

title: subportabo


text: subportabis

title: subportabis


text: subportabit

title: subportabit


text: subportabimus

title: subportabimus


text: subportabitis

title: subportabitis


text: subportabunt

title: subportabunt


text: subportabam

title: subportabam


text: subportabas

title: subportabas


text: subportabat

title: subportabat


text: subportabamus

title: subportabamus


text: subportabatis

title: subportabatis


text: subportabant

title: subportabant


text: subportavi

title: subportavi


text: subportavisti

title: subportavisti


text: subportavit

title: subportavit


text: subportavimus

title: subportavimus


text: subportavistis

title: subportavistis


text: subportaverunt

title: subportaverunt


text: subportavero

title: subportavero


text: subportaveris

title: subportaveris


text: subportaverit

title: subportaverit


text: subportaverimus

title: subportaverimus


text: subportaveritis

title: subportaveritis


text: subportaverint

title: subportaverint


text: subportaveram

title: subportaveram


text: subportaveras

title: subportaveras


text: subportaverat

title: subportaverat


text: subportaveramus

title: subportaveramus


text: subportaveratis

title: subportaveratis


text: subportaverant

title: subportaverant


text: subportor

title: subportor


text: subportaris

title: subportaris


text: subportatur

title: subportatur


text: subportamur

title: subportamur


text: subportamini

title: subportamini


text: subportantur

title: subportantur


text: subportabor

title: subportabor


text: subportaberis

title: subportaberis


text: subportabitur

title: subportabitur


text: subportabimur

title: subportabimur


text: subportabimini

title: subportabimini


text: subportabuntur

title: subportabuntur


text: subportabar

title: subportabar


text: subportabaris

title: subportabaris


text: subportabatur

title: subportabatur


text: subportabamur

title: subportabamur


text: subportabamini

title: subportabamini


text: subportabantur

title: subportabantur


text: subportem

title: subportem


text: subportes

title: subportes


text: subportet

title: subportet


text: subportemus

title: subportemus


text: subportetis

title: subportetis


text: subportent

title: subportent


text: subportarem

title: subportarem


text: subportares

title: subportares


text: subportaret

title: subportaret


text: subportaremus

title: subportaremus


text: subportaretis

title: subportaretis


text: subportarent

title: subportarent


text: subportaverim

title: subportaverim


text: subportavissem

title: subportavissem


text: subportavisses

title: subportavisses


text: subportavisset

title: subportavisset


text: subportavissemus

title: subportavissemus


text: subportavissetis

title: subportavissetis


text: subportavissent

title: subportavissent


text: subporter

title: subporter


text: subporteris

title: subporteris


text: subportetur

title: subportetur


text: subportemur

title: subportemur


text: subportemini

title: subportemini


text: subportentur

title: subportentur


text: subportarer

title: subportarer


text: subportareris

title: subportareris


text: subportaretur

title: subportaretur


text: subportaremur

title: subportaremur


text: subportaremini

title: subportaremini


text: subportarentur

title: subportarentur


text: subporta

title: subporta


text: subportato

title: subportato


text: subportate

title: subportate


text: subportatote

title: subportatote


text: subportanto

title: subportanto


text: subportare

title: subportare


text: subportator

title: subportator


text: subportantor

title: subportantor


text: subportavisse

title: subportavisse


text: subportari

title: subportari


text:
subportans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: subportans


text:
supportans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) carrying, bringing, conveying

title: supportans


text: subportantes

title: subportantes


text: subportantia

title: subportantia


text: subportantis

title: subportantis


text: subportantium

title: subportantium


text: subportanti

title: subportanti


text: subportante

title: subportante


text: subportantibus

title: subportantibus


text: subportantem

title: subportantem


text: supportantes

title: supportantes


text: supportantia

title: supportantia


text: supportantis

title: supportantis


text: supportantium

title: supportantium


text: supportanti

title: supportanti


text: supportantibus

title: supportantibus


text: supportantem

title: supportantem


text:
superabundanter

Adverb

 * 1) Very abundantly

title: superabundanter


text:
superabundo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be very abundant; to superabound

title: superabundo


text: superabundas

title: superabundas


text: superabundat

title: superabundat


text: superabundamus

title: superabundamus


text: superabundatis

title: superabundatis


text: superabundabo

title: superabundabo


text: superabundabis

title: superabundabis


text: superabundabit

title: superabundabit


text: superabundabimus

title: superabundabimus


text: superabundabitis

title: superabundabitis


text: superabundabunt

title: superabundabunt


text: superabundabam

title: superabundabam


text: superabundabas

title: superabundabas


text: superabundabat

title: superabundabat


text: superabundabamus

title: superabundabamus


text: superabundabatis

title: superabundabatis


text: superabundabant

title: superabundabant


text: superabundavi

title: superabundavi


text: superabundavisti

title: superabundavisti


text: superabundavit

title: superabundavit


text: superabundavimus

title: superabundavimus


text: superabundavistis

title: superabundavistis


text: superabundaverunt

title: superabundaverunt


text: superabundavero

title: superabundavero


text: superabundaveris

title: superabundaveris


text: superabundaverit

title: superabundaverit


text: superabundaverimus

title: superabundaverimus


text: superabundaveritis

title: superabundaveritis


text: superabundaverint

title: superabundaverint


text: superabundaveram

title: superabundaveram


text: superabundaveras

title: superabundaveras


text: superabundaverat

title: superabundaverat


text: superabundaveramus

title: superabundaveramus


text: superabundaveratis

title: superabundaveratis


text: superabundaverant

title: superabundaverant


text: superabundor

title: superabundor


text: superabundaris

title: superabundaris


text: superabundatur

title: superabundatur


text: superabundamur

title: superabundamur


text: superabundamini

title: superabundamini


text: superabundantur

title: superabundantur


text: superabundabor

title: superabundabor


text: superabundaberis

title: superabundaberis


text: superabundabitur

title: superabundabitur


text: superabundabimur

title: superabundabimur


text: superabundabimini

title: superabundabimini


text: superabundabuntur

title: superabundabuntur


text: superabundabar

title: superabundabar


text: superabundabaris

title: superabundabaris


text: superabundabatur

title: superabundabatur


text: superabundabamur

title: superabundabamur


text: dehuà

title: dehuà


text: superabundabamini

title: superabundabamini


text: superabundabantur

title: superabundabantur


text: superabundem

title: superabundem


text: superabundes

title: superabundes


text: superabundet

title: superabundet


text: superabundemus

title: superabundemus


text: superabundetis

title: superabundetis


text: superabundent

title: superabundent


text: superabundarem

title: superabundarem


text: superabundares

title: superabundares


text: superabundaret

title: superabundaret


text: superabundaremus

title: superabundaremus


text: superabundaretis

title: superabundaretis


text: superabundarent

title: superabundarent


text: superabundaverim

title: superabundaverim


text: superabundavissem

title: superabundavissem


text: superabundavisses

title: superabundavisses


text: superabundavisset

title: superabundavisset


text: superabundavissemus

title: superabundavissemus


text: superabundavissetis

title: superabundavissetis


text: superabundavissent

title: superabundavissent


text: superabunder

title: superabunder


text: superabunderis

title: superabunderis


text: superabundetur

title: superabundetur


text: superabundemur

title: superabundemur


text: superabundemini

title: superabundemini


text: superabundentur

title: superabundentur


text: superabundarer

title: superabundarer


text: superabundareris

title: superabundareris


text: superabundaretur

title: superabundaretur


text: superabundaremur

title: superabundaremur


text: superabundaremini

title: superabundaremini


text: superabundarentur

title: superabundarentur


text:
superabunda

Etymology
From.

title: superabunda


text: superabundato

title: superabundato


text: superabundate

title: superabundate


text: superabundatote

title: superabundatote


text: superabundanto

title: superabundanto


text: superabundare

title: superabundare


text: superabundator

title: superabundator


text: superabundantor

title: superabundantor


text: superabundavisse

title: superabundavisse


text: superabundari

title: superabundari


text:
superaedifico

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to build over or upon

title: superaedifico


text: superaedificas

title: superaedificas


text: superaedificat

title: superaedificat


text: superaedificamus

title: superaedificamus


text: superaedificatis

title: superaedificatis


text: superaedificant

title: superaedificant


text: superaedificabo

title: superaedificabo


text: superaedificabis

title: superaedificabis


text: superaedificabit

title: superaedificabit


text: superaedificabimus

title: superaedificabimus


text: superaedificabitis

title: superaedificabitis


text: superaedificabunt

title: superaedificabunt


text: superaedificabam

title: superaedificabam


text: superaedificabas

title: superaedificabas


text: superaedificabat

title: superaedificabat


text: superaedificabamus

title: superaedificabamus


text: superaedificabatis

title: superaedificabatis


text: superaedificabant

title: superaedificabant


text: superaedificavi

title: superaedificavi


text: superaedificavisti

title: superaedificavisti


text: superaedificavit

title: superaedificavit


text: superaedificavimus

title: superaedificavimus


text: superaedificavistis

title: superaedificavistis


text: superaedificaverunt

title: superaedificaverunt


text: superaedificavero

title: superaedificavero


text: superaedificaveris

title: superaedificaveris


text: superaedificaverit

title: superaedificaverit


text: superaedificaverimus

title: superaedificaverimus


text: superaedificaveritis

title: superaedificaveritis


text: superaedificaverint

title: superaedificaverint


text: superaedificaveram

title: superaedificaveram


text: superaedificaveras

title: superaedificaveras


text:
přinejmenším

Adverb

 * 1) at least at the least; at a minimum or lower limit

title: přinejmenším


text: superaedificaverat

title: superaedificaverat


text: superaedificaveramus

title: superaedificaveramus


text: superaedificaveratis

title: superaedificaveratis


text: superaedificaverant

title: superaedificaverant


text: superaedificor

title: superaedificor


text: superaedificaris

title: superaedificaris


text: superaedificatur

title: superaedificatur


text: superaedificamur

title: superaedificamur


text: superaedificamini

title: superaedificamini


text: superaedificantur

title: superaedificantur


text: superaedificabor

title: superaedificabor


text: superaedificaberis

title: superaedificaberis


text: superaedificabitur

title: superaedificabitur


text: superaedificabimur

title: superaedificabimur


text: superaedificabimini

title: superaedificabimini


text: superaedificabuntur

title: superaedificabuntur


text: superaedificabar

title: superaedificabar


text: superaedificabaris

title: superaedificabaris


text: superaedificabatur

title: superaedificabatur


text: superaedificabamur

title: superaedificabamur


text:
cipote

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) silly, foolish
 * 2)  fat, plump, pudgy

Noun

 * 1)  penis, cock

Etymology 2
Likely a deformation of.

title: cipote


text:
superaedificatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) built over or upon

title: superaedificatus


text: superaedificabamini

title: superaedificabamini


text: superaedificabantur

title: superaedificabantur


text: superaedificem

title: superaedificem


text: superaedifices

title: superaedifices


text: superaedificet

title: superaedificet


text: superaedificemus

title: superaedificemus


text: superaedificata

title: superaedificata


text: superaedificetis

title: superaedificetis


text: superaedificent

title: superaedificent


text: superaedificatum

title: superaedificatum


text: superaedificarem

title: superaedificarem


text: superaedificati

title: superaedificati


text: superaedificares

title: superaedificares


text: superaedificaret

title: superaedificaret


text: superaedificatae

title: superaedificatae


text: superaedificaremus

title: superaedificaremus


text: superaedificatorum

title: superaedificatorum


text: superaedificaretis

title: superaedificaretis


text: superaedificatarum

title: superaedificatarum


text: superaedificarent

title: superaedificarent


text: superaedificato

title: superaedificato


text: superaedificaverim

title: superaedificaverim


text: superaedificavissem

title: superaedificavissem


text: superaedificavisses

title: superaedificavisses


text: superaedificatam

title: superaedificatam


text: superaedificavisset

title: superaedificavisset


text: superaedificavissemus

title: superaedificavissemus


text: superaedificatos

title: superaedificatos


text: superaedificavissetis

title: superaedificavissetis


text: superaedificavissent

title: superaedificavissent


text: superaedificer

title: superaedificer


text: superaedificatas

title: superaedificatas


text: superaedificeris

title: superaedificeris


text: superaedificate

title: superaedificate


text: superaedificetur

title: superaedificetur


text: superaedificemur

title: superaedificemur


text: superaedificemini

title: superaedificemini


text: superaedificentur

title: superaedificentur


text: wretche

title: wretche


text: superaedificarer

title: superaedificarer


text: superaedificareris

title: superaedificareris


text: superaedificaretur

title: superaedificaretur


text: superaedificaremur

title: superaedificaremur