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Talk:ecoculture

RFC
Very wordy. Equinox ◑ 20:59, 15 May 2011 (UTC)
 * I've done everything but the definitions. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:06, 15 May 2011 (UTC)

What is this "everything" that you refer to?
 * Redefined. The previous definitions were lengthy and vague at the same time. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 22:47, 15 May 2011 (UTC)

@Jamesjiao: I have coined the word 'ecoculture' for my nonprofit organization Ecoculture Village (http://ecoculturevillage.org). You changed my definition, which served as a viable and accurate framework for further definitional development into something less than accurate, in fact its opposite! The current “definition” does not take into consideration certain relevant facts that differentiates and uniquely defines the word ‘ecoculture’. Your definition uses the words “environment” and “sustainable” according to their most controversial and loose definitions… which is the exact opposite of what ecoculture seeks to do concerning these words… according to their definition, ecoculture includes urbanization, for example, which is the exact opposite of ecoculture.

Even if only for the sake of being concise, I was willing to work with people concerning my definition, but they did not even try to contact me... they just changed it into something that means the exact opposite. Not only am I disrespected... I am also convinced that there are Wiktionary volunteers who have nothing better to do with their time than make themselves look like uneducated idiots by poking their noses into topics they know nothing about. How can someone be so ignorant of a topic that for the sake of conciseness, their new definition is the exact opposite of what the word actually means?

I have cleaned it up, and it is done! TAB

 * Troy, this really doesn't look like your own coinage, as there are Google Books hits starting from 1961 with this publication.  Even assuming you coined the word before then, it's been used by many different people to mean things that appear to be closer to the looser definition that James gave.  And if this word were your coinage and yours alone, and no one else had used it, it wouldn't belong here on Wiktionary anyway (see WT:CFI for why).
 * I'm not saying this to be mean -- you seem to be confused about the goals of the Wiktionary community, and I'm saying this in the hope that it helps clear up any misconceptions. -- Eiríkr Útlendi │ Tala við mig 20:41, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

I only meant that since I was told by Wiktionary previously that 'ecoculture' is not a word, but a protologism, that I had coined the word (for Wiktionary)... not originally. I am fully aware that many have coined the word, and I am merely one of them, not the only or first (except for on Wiktionary). Sorry about that confusion. Although I was upset that my accurate definition "the relationship between human culture and the ecology, in the sense that human culture recognizes that it is a directly proportional function of the ecology" was replaced with a definition that allows for urbanization to be a form of ecoculture which it of course cannot be, and which is of course not only insulting to me and the rest of the educated world, but absurd. Can we either please respect that I would like to have at least some participation in how my original entry turns out or please delete it entirely if those "higher up" on the Wiki ladder than myself cannot provide an accurate alternative definition? Is this unreasonable?
 * You don't own the word 'ecoculture' just because you coined it. Sounds to me like you coined it not for Wiktionary but for your business venture. Even if it's non-profit, it still has to make enough revenue to break even so non-profit organizations can spam for financial gain. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:03, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

I'm not arguing for a link to my website, but for an accurate definition. Are you really convinced that the word "environment" is a suitable alternative to the word "ecology"? That's what this discussion is about... the meaning of words, not a link to my site, besides, the definition I came up with for Wiktionary is different than the one I use on my site that is more encyclopedic in nature in advocating the charity work we do in growing free food for poor people. If you will not allow my link, that is completely ok with me. Again, this is about the definition, nothing more.
 * See WT:CFI. It is often necessary in real life for one to define a term explicitly so the precise meaning one intends is clear to others. Others, however, may use the word as they please and the vague common meaning is the one that gets into dictionaries because the vague common meaning is all that one can expect users to understand when the word is used without an explicit definition in the immediately adjoining text. DCDuring TALK 21:31, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

As intelligent and respectable as you are, you are missing the point. There are many examples of "the interplay between the human culture and the environment that it exists in", since there are all sorts of environments that are not at all ecological... thus not ecocultural; and there are many examples of "sustainable development" that are not 'ecologically' sustainable... thus not ecocultural. This is not a question of vague or explicit, but one of accurate or contradictory. How do you sign, anyway?
 * I am not trying to get your point. I am trying to come up with the generally accepted meaning of ecoculture:, based on independent sources that are durably archived.
 * To sign type ~ . DCDuring TALK 21:49, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

It's not my point... its the point; that James' definition is contradictory because "environment" and 'eco-' are not always synonymous, and because "sustainable" is not always 'ecological'; thus James' definition is not a generally accepted meaning according to its etymology. The Wiki community deserves to be represented by way of etymologically accurate definitions... I can't believe you don't agree with that. An apology to James must be required of me concerning my hasty words concerning his definition, since you are all backing each other in not hearing logic in and of itself, independent of me... so... I'm sorry James that I said things that might have been rash or hasty. There, now... I really do think that the definition of a compound 'protologism' (as this word is, as has already been determined previously by a Wiki admin) always remain true to its component words regardless of what common meaning might later arise after it comes into common use (which this word hasn't yet really... and since it is a compound word, in order for its common use to stray, it would have to be slang, which I highly doubt this word would evolve to be)... agreed? So, what this comes down to is whether or not the word is going to be allowed into the dictionary as anything other than a protologism because the definition is given by way of its etymology as "ecological culture" nothing more nothing less. To add more would be to enter the realm of Wikipedia. Someone higher up will eventually agree with this, and also since James' definition can be commonly construed as anything but "etymological", that thus James' definition is as absurd as my original attempt at one was. I think we've all learned our lesson here... especially me, that as of yet, the word 'ecoculture' is a mere protologism, so let's just be done with it and respect the previous admin's decision to delete the dictionary entry in its entirely. TAB 22:14, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

 * With respect, you are ignoring the point of this argument. We do not just include any word that anyone comes up. As I mentioned in my email reply to you, if you are able to produce three citations that actually make use of this word over the span of a year, then we will include it provided the citations are valid (not just made up by, let's say, you). What you are trying to do is to shove this word into a dictionary to give it some sort of official status, intentionally or not. This is not how a dictionary works in general. If this word, by any chance, comes into general acceptance in the future, we will consider adding it with or without your intervention. Just on my definition, I was just trying to clean it up as it was extremely verbose and obviously written by someone who had had no experience with lexicography. I should've deleted it on the spot, especially since it was a neologism without any backup. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 22:19, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

Awesome! I would much rather have it deleted than remain as it were... and you are right, I had zero experience with lexicography at that time, and I still have very little... although your attempt at a definition was really no better as it sacrificed etymological integrity for conciseness, I apologize for my hasty and potentially insulting words, James. TAB 22:34, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

Hmm, just saw this thread again. I'm not sure I agree with the deletion of the entry, given that presently returns 890 hits. I couldn't tell you quite what this word means, but it does seem to have some currency in certain fields, and use in published dead-tree works. -- Just my 2p, Eiríkr Útlendi │ Tala við mig 22:26, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

Until we have common usage, best let it rest or we will likely have this argument all over again... but in any case, here's my 2-cents... "ecological culture" and "to culture ecologically"... KISS (Keep It Simple Smarter). TAB 22:34, 19 October 2011 (UTC)
 * I don't deny the existence of this neologism, but everyone seems to use it in their own way (some are clearly just attempts at stylizing), i.e. there is no agreement on what it should mean. The dead-tree usage obviously deviates from the definition provided by TAB (assuming you are also Ecoculturevillage). Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 22:45, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

There are as many definitions as there is leeway according to its etymological compound construction, so whatever the words 'ecology' and 'culture' mean when put together just so long as the definition stays within non-slang usage is agreeable by my understanding of etymo-logic... "the relationship between human culture and the ecology, in the sense that human culture recognizes that it is a directly proportional function of the ecology." is assumed from 'eco-' "Meaning ecology or the environment (in the ecological sense)." Another way I define ecoculture is: "the harmonious union of the environmental dynamic (ecosystem) and the social dynamic (culture), which I believe is both the underlying determinant for and the end result of rational land use." TAB 23:01, 19 October 2011 (UTC)

RFV discussion: May 2011
A few Google hits, but the definitions given don't seem to actually mean much. SemperBlotto 21:07, 15 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Looks like the noun should pass with some definition or another, but the verb, looks unlikely. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:18, 15 May 2011 (UTC)

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Etymology
From.

Adjective

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Etymology
From.

Noun

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Etymology
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Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

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Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

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Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

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Etymology
Future passive participle of.

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Adjective

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Etymology
From.

Adjective

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Etymology
Probably from Berber igherman, "cities".

Noun

 * 1)  An ancient Saharan people who used an elaborate underground irrigation system, and founded a prosperous Berber kingdom in what is modern-day Libya.

Translations

 * Italian: Garamanti

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

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Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to refuse

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Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disproving

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Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to disprove

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Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be disproved

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Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

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Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

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 * (Caesar, de Bello Gallico, VII, 13)

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Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be reduced

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Etymology
Probably from. Derivation from has been suggested, but the unusual nominal prefix and change in vowel length make this less likely.

Noun

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refecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to repair

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Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be repaired

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title: refectum


text: reficienda

title: reficienda


text: reficiendum

title: reficiendum


text: reficiendi

title: reficiendi


text: reficiendae

title: reficiendae


text: reficiendorum

title: reficiendorum


text: reficiendarum

title: reficiendarum


text: reficiendo

title: reficiendo


text: reficiendis

title: reficiendis


text: reficiendam

title: reficiendam


text: reficiendos

title: reficiendos


text: reficiendas

title: reficiendas


text: reficiende

title: reficiende


text:
refello

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to disprove, rebut, confute, refute, challenge

title: refello


text: refellis

title: refellis


text: refellit

title: refellit


text: refellimus

title: refellimus


text: refellitis

title: refellitis


text: refellunt

title: refellunt


text: refellam

title: refellam


text: refelles

title: refelles


text: refellet

title: refellet


text: refellemus

title: refellemus


text: refelletis

title: refelletis


text: refellent

title: refellent


text: refellebam

title: refellebam


text: refellebas

title: refellebas


text: refellebat

title: refellebat


text: refellebamus

title: refellebamus


text: refellebatis

title: refellebatis


text: refellebant

title: refellebant


text: refelli

title: refelli


text: refellisti

title: refellisti


text: refellistis

title: refellistis


text: refellerunt

title: refellerunt


text: refellero

title: refellero


text: refelleris

title: refelleris


text: refellerit

title: refellerit


text: refellerimus

title: refellerimus


text: refelleritis

title: refelleritis


text: refellerint

title: refellerint


text: refelleram

title: refelleram


text: refelleras

title: refelleras


text: refellerat

title: refellerat


text: refelleramus

title: refelleramus


text: refelleratis

title: refelleratis


text: refellerant

title: refellerant


text: refellor

title: refellor


text: refellitur

title: refellitur


text: refellimur

title: refellimur


text: refellimini

title: refellimini


text: refelluntur

title: refelluntur


text: refellar

title: refellar


text: refelletur

title: refelletur


text: refellemur

title: refellemur


text: refellemini

title: refellemini


text: refellentur

title: refellentur


text: refellebar

title: refellebar


text: refellebaris

title: refellebaris


text: refellebatur

title: refellebatur


text: refellebamur

title: refellebamur


text: refellebamini

title: refellebamini


text: refellebantur

title: refellebantur


text: refellas

title: refellas


text: refellat

title: refellat


text: refellamus

title: refellamus


text: refellatis

title: refellatis


text: refellant

title: refellant


text: refellerem

title: refellerem


text: refelleres

title: refelleres


text: refelleret

title: refelleret


text: refelleremus

title: refelleremus


text: refelleretis

title: refelleretis


text: refellerent

title: refellerent


text: refellerim

title: refellerim


text: refellissem

title: refellissem


text: refellisses

title: refellisses


text: refellisset

title: refellisset


text: refellissemus

title: refellissemus


text: refellissetis

title: refellissetis


text: refellissent

title: refellissent


text: refellaris

title: refellaris


text:
refervens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) boiling over

title: refervens


text: refellatur

title: refellatur


text: refellamur

title: refellamur


text: refellamini

title: refellamini


text: refellantur

title: refellantur


text: refellerer

title: refellerer


text: refellereris

title: refellereris


text: refelleretur

title: refelleretur


text: refelleremur

title: refelleremur


text: referventes

title: referventes


text: referventia

title: referventia


text: refelleremini

title: refelleremini


text: refellerentur

title: refellerentur


text: refelle

title: refelle


text: refellito

title: refellito


text: referventis

title: referventis


text: refellite

title: refellite


text: refellitote

title: refellitote


text: refellunto

title: refellunto


text: refellere

title: refellere


text: refellitor

title: refellitor


text: refelluntor

title: refelluntor


text: referventium

title: referventium


text: refellisse

title: refellisse


text: referventi

title: referventi


text: refervente

title: refervente


text:
襲擊

Verb

 * 1)  to attack; to raid

Noun

 * : raid

title: 襲擊


text: referventibus

title: referventibus


text: referventem

title: referventem


text:
reiciundus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of.

title: reiciundus


text: reiciunda

title: reiciunda


text: reiciundum

title: reiciundum


text: reiciundi

title: reiciundi


text: reiciundae

title: reiciundae


text: reiciundorum

title: reiciundorum


text: reiciundarum

title: reiciundarum


text: reiciundo

title: reiciundo


text: reiciundis

title: reiciundis


text: reiciundam

title: reiciundam


text: reiciundos

title: reiciundos


text: reiciundas

title: reiciundas


text: reiciunde

title: reiciunde


text: relegarat

title: relegarat


text: relegasse

title: relegasse


text:
gofre

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  waffle flat pastry

title: gofre


text:
oblea

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) wafer biscuit
 * 2) wafer in electronics

title: oblea


text:
relegatio

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) banishment
 * 2) relegation

title: relegatio


text:
congé de paternité

Noun

 * 1) paternity leave

title: congé de paternité


text: obleas

title: obleas


text: gofres

title: gofres


text:
Amerikay

Proper noun

 * 1)  America.

title: Amerikay


text:
relictio

Noun

 * 1) abandoning

title: relictio


text:
pabilo

Etymology
From, from , from. .

Noun

 * 1) candlewick

title: pabilo


text: religiosissimus

title: religiosissimus


text: religiosissima

title: religiosissima


text: religiosissimum

title: religiosissimum


text: religiosissimi

title: religiosissimi


text: religiosissimae

title: religiosissimae


text: religiosissimorum

title: religiosissimorum


text: religiosissimarum

title: religiosissimarum


text: religiosissimo

title: religiosissimo


text: religiosissimis

title: religiosissimis


text: religiosissimam

title: religiosissimam


text: religiosissimos

title: religiosissimos


text: pabilos

title: pabilos


text: religiosissimas

title: religiosissimas


text: religiosissime

title: religiosissime


text:
removens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) removing

title: removens


text:
removendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be removed

title: removendus


text: removentes

title: removentes


text: removentia

title: removentia


text: removentis

title: removentis


text: removentium

title: removentium


text: removenti

title: removenti


text: removente

title: removente


text: removentibus

title: removentibus


text: removentem

title: removentem


text: removenda

title: removenda


text: removendum

title: removendum


text: removendi

title: removendi


text: removendae

title: removendae


text: removendorum

title: removendorum


text:
vandálico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) vandalic having the nature of vandalism
 * 2) Vandalic relating to the Vandals
 * 1) Vandalic relating to the Vandals

Noun

 * 1) Vandalic an extinct East Germanic language once spoken by the Vandals

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) vandalic

title: vandálico


text: removendarum

title: removendarum


text: removendo

title: removendo


text: removendis

title: removendis


text: removendam

title: removendam


text: removendos

title: removendos


text: removendas

title: removendas


text: removende

title: removende


text: remunerat

title: remunerat


text: remuneramus

title: remuneramus


text: remuneratis

title: remuneratis


text: remunerant

title: remunerant


text: remunerabo

title: remunerabo


text: remunerabis

title: remunerabis


text: remunerabit

title: remunerabit


text: remunerabimus

title: remunerabimus


text: remunerabitis

title: remunerabitis


text: remunerabunt

title: remunerabunt


text: remunerabam

title: remunerabam


text: remunerabat

title: remunerabat


text:
remunerans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) reward

title: remunerans


text: remunerabamus

title: remunerabamus


text: remunerabatis

title: remunerabatis


text:
remuneraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to reward

title: remuneraturus


text:
remuneratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rewarded

title: remuneratus


text:
remunerandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be rewarded

title: remunerandus


text: remunerabant

title: remunerabant


text: remuneravisti

title: remuneravisti


text: remuneravit

title: remuneravit


text: remuneravimus

title: remuneravimus


text: remuneravistis

title: remuneravistis


text: remunerantes

title: remunerantes


text: remuneraverunt

title: remuneraverunt


text: remuneravero

title: remuneravero


text:
vengativo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) vengeful wanting vengeance

title: vengativo


text: remuneraveris

title: remuneraveris


text: remuneraverit

title: remuneraverit


text: remuneraverimus

title: remuneraverimus


text: remuneraveritis

title: remuneraveritis


text: remunerantia

title: remunerantia


text: remuneraverint

title: remuneraverint


text: remunerantis

title: remunerantis


text: remunerantium

title: remunerantium


text: remuneraveram

title: remuneraveram


text: remuneranti

title: remuneranti


text: remunerantibus

title: remunerantibus


text: remuneraveras

title: remuneraveras


text: remunerantem

title: remunerantem


text: remuneratura

title: remuneratura


text: remuneraturum

title: remuneraturum


text: remuneraturi

title: remuneraturi


text: remuneraturae

title: remuneraturae


text: venganzas

title: venganzas


text: remuneraturorum

title: remuneraturorum


text: remuneraturarum

title: remuneraturarum


text: remuneraturo

title: remuneraturo


text: remuneraturis

title: remuneraturis


text: remuneraturam

title: remuneraturam


text: remuneraturos

title: remuneraturos


text: remuneraturas

title: remuneraturas


text: remunerature

title: remunerature


text: remuneratum

title: remuneratum


text: renuntiarat

title: renuntiarat


text: remuneraverat

title: remuneraverat


text: remuneraveramus

title: remuneraveramus


text: remuneraveratis

title: remuneraveratis


text: remuneraverant

title: remuneraverant


text: remuneror

title: remuneror


text: remuneraris

title: remuneraris


text: remuneramur

title: remuneramur


text: remuneramini

title: remuneramini


text: remuneratur

title: remuneratur


text: remunerantur

title: remunerantur


text: remunerabor

title: remunerabor


text: remuneraberis

title: remuneraberis


text: remunerabimur

title: remunerabimur


text: remunerabimini

title: remunerabimini


text: remunerabitur

title: remunerabitur


text: remunerabuntur

title: remunerabuntur


text: remunerabar

title: remunerabar


text: remunerabaris

title: remunerabaris


text: remunerabamur

title: remunerabamur


text: remunerabamini

title: remunerabamini


text: remuneratae

title: remuneratae


text: remunerabatur

title: remunerabatur


text: remuneratorum

title: remuneratorum


text: remuneratarum

title: remuneratarum


text: remunerabantur

title: remunerabantur


text: remunerem

title: remunerem


text: remuneratam

title: remuneratam


text: remuneratos

title: remuneratos


text: remuneratas

title: remuneratas


text: remuneranda

title: remuneranda


text: remunerandum

title: remunerandum


text: remunerandi

title: remunerandi


text: remuneret

title: remuneret


text: remunerandae

title: remunerandae


text: remuneremus

title: remuneremus


text: remunerandorum

title: remunerandorum


text: remuneretis

title: remuneretis


text: remunerent

title: remunerent


text: remunerandarum

title: remunerandarum


text: remunerarem

title: remunerarem


text: remunerandis

title: remunerandis


text: remunerandam

title: remunerandam


text: remunerandos

title: remunerandos


text: remuneraret

title: remuneraret


text: remunerandas

title: remunerandas


text: remuneraremus

title: remuneraremus


text: remuneraretis

title: remuneraretis


text: remunerande

title: remunerande


text: remunerarent

title: remunerarent


text: remuneraverim

title: remuneraverim


text: remuneravissem

title: remuneravissem


text: remuneravisses

title: remuneravisses


text: remuneravisset

title: remuneravisset


text: remuneravissemus

title: remuneravissemus


text: remuneravissetis

title: remuneravissetis


text: remuneravissent

title: remuneravissent


text: remunerer

title: remunerer


text: remunereris

title: remunereris


text: remuneremur

title: remuneremur


text: remuneremini

title: remuneremini


text: remuneretur

title: remuneretur


text: remunerentur

title: remunerentur


text: remunerarer

title: remunerarer


text: remunerareris

title: remunerareris


text: remuneraremur

title: remuneraremur


text: remuneraremini

title: remuneraremini


text: remuneraretur

title: remuneraretur


text: remunerarentur

title: remunerarentur


text: remuneratote

title: remuneratote


text: remuneranto

title: remuneranto


text: remunerantor

title: remunerantor


text: remuneravisse

title: remuneravisse


text: remunerari

title: remunerari


text:
vulcanizar

Verb

 * 1)  vulcanize to harden rubber with heat

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  vulcanize to harden rubber with heat

Verb

 * 1)  vulcanize to harden rubber with heat

title: vulcanizar


text:
renuntiatio

Noun

 * 1) declaration, proclamation
 * 2) resignation, renunciation

title: renuntiatio


text:
reperturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to discover

title: reperturus


text:
reperiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be discovered

title: reperiendus


text:
extravagancia

Noun

 * 1) extravagance

Noun

 * 1) extravagance
 * 2) vagary an erratic notion or action

title: extravagancia


text:
User:Izmir

cs:Uživatel:Izmir fr:Utilisateur:Izmir pl:Wikipedysta:Izmir

title: User:Izmir


text:
breadth-first search

Noun

 * 1)  A search algorithm that begins at the root node and explores all the neighboring nodes.

Translations

 * Esperanto: larĝema trairo, larĝiĝema trairo
 * Finnish: leveyshaku
 * German: Breitensuche
 * Icelandic: þverleit, breiddarleit
 * Italian: visita in ampiezza
 * Polish: przeszukiwanie wszerz

title: breadth-first search


text: repertura

title: repertura


text: reperturum

title: reperturum


text: reperturi

title: reperturi


text: reperturae

title: reperturae


text: extravagancias

title: extravagancias


text: reperturorum

title: reperturorum


text: reperturarum

title: reperturarum


text: reperturo

title: reperturo


text: reperturis

title: reperturis


text: reperturam

title: reperturam


text: reperturos

title: reperturos


text: reperturas

title: reperturas


text: reperture

title: reperture


text: reperienda

title: reperienda


text: reperiendum

title: reperiendum


text: reperiendi

title: reperiendi


text: reperiendae

title: reperiendae


text: reperiendorum

title: reperiendorum


text: reperiendarum

title: reperiendarum


text: reperiendo

title: reperiendo


text: reperiendis

title: reperiendis


text: reperiendam

title: reperiendam


text: reperiendos

title: reperiendos


text: reperiendas

title: reperiendas


text: reperiende

title: reperiende


text:
þverleit

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a breadth-first search; a search algorithm that begins at the root node and explores all the neighboring nodes

title: þverleit


text:
reportaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to report

title: reportaturus


text:
reportatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) reported

title: reportatus


text:
reportandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be reported

title: reportandus


text: reportatura

title: reportatura


text: reportaturum

title: reportaturum


text: reportaturi

title: reportaturi


text: reportaturae

title: reportaturae


text: reportaturorum

title: reportaturorum


text: reportaturarum

title: reportaturarum


text: reportaturo

title: reportaturo


text: reportaturis

title: reportaturis


text: reportaturam

title: reportaturam


text: reportaturos

title: reportaturos


text: reportaturas

title: reportaturas


text: reportature

title: reportature


text: reportata

title: reportata


text: reportatum

title: reportatum


text: reportati

title: reportati


text:
reprimens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) repressing

title: reprimens


text: reportatae

title: reportatae


text:
repressurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to repress

title: repressurus


text:
repressus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) repressed

title: repressus


text:
reprimendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be repressed

title: reprimendus


text: reportatorum

title: reportatorum


text: reportatarum

title: reportatarum


text: reportatam

title: reportatam


text: reportatos

title: reportatos


text: reportatas

title: reportatas


text: reprimentes

title: reprimentes


text: reportanda

title: reportanda


text: reprimentia

title: reprimentia


text: reportandum

title: reportandum


text: reprimentis

title: reprimentis


text: reprimentium

title: reprimentium


text: reportandi

title: reportandi


text: reprimenti

title: reprimenti


text: reportandae

title: reportandae


text: reportandorum

title: reportandorum


text: reprimentibus

title: reprimentibus


text: reprimentem

title: reprimentem


text: reportandarum

title: reportandarum


text: reportandis

title: reportandis


text: reportandam

title: reportandam


text: repressura

title: repressura


text: reportandos

title: reportandos


text: reportandas

title: reportandas


text: repressurum

title: repressurum


text: repressuri

title: repressuri


text: reportande

title: reportande


text: repressurae

title: repressurae


text: repressurorum

title: repressurorum


text: repressurarum

title: repressurarum


text: repressuro

title: repressuro


text: repressuris

title: repressuris


text:
repudians

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rejecting

title: repudians


text: repressuram

title: repressuram


text: repressuros

title: repressuros


text:
repudiaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to reject

title: repudiaturus


text: repressuras

title: repressuras


text:
repudiandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be rejected

title: repudiandus


text: repudiantes

title: repudiantes


text: repudiantia

title: repudiantia


text: repressum

title: repressum


text: repudiantis

title: repudiantis


text: repudiantium

title: repudiantium


text: repressae

title: repressae


text: repudianti

title: repudianti


text: repudiante

title: repudiante


text: repressorum

title: repressorum


text: repressarum

title: repressarum


text: repudiantibus

title: repudiantibus


text: repudiantem

title: repudiantem


text: repressis

title: repressis


text: repressam

title: repressam


text: repudiatura

title: repudiatura


text: repudiaturum

title: repudiaturum


text: repressos

title: repressos


text: repressas

title: repressas


text: repudiaturi

title: repudiaturi


text: repudiaturae

title: repudiaturae


text: repudiaturorum

title: repudiaturorum


text: repudiaturarum

title: repudiaturarum


text: reprimendum

title: reprimendum


text: reprimendi

title: reprimendi


text: repudiarit

title: repudiarit


text: reprimendae

title: reprimendae


text: repudiaturo

title: repudiaturo


text: reprimendorum

title: reprimendorum


text: repudiaturis

title: repudiaturis


text: reprimendarum

title: reprimendarum


text: repudiaturam

title: repudiaturam


text: repudiaturos

title: repudiaturos


text: reprimendis

title: reprimendis


text: repudiaturas

title: repudiaturas


text: reprimendam

title: reprimendam


text: repudiature

title: repudiature


text: reprimendos

title: reprimendos


text: reprimendas

title: reprimendas


text:
vegano

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vegan person who does not consume animal products

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) vegan relating to vegans or veganism

Noun

 * 1) vegan person who follows a vegan diet

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1) vegan relating to vegans or veganism

Noun

 * 1) vegan person who follows a vegan diet

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) vegan relating to vegans or veganism

Noun

 * 1) vegan supporter of veganism

title: vegano


text: repudianda

title: repudianda


text: repudiandum

title: repudiandum


text: repudiandi

title: repudiandi


text: repudiandae

title: repudiandae


text: repudiandorum

title: repudiandorum


text: repudiandarum

title: repudiandarum


text: reservasset

title: reservasset


text: repudiandis

title: repudiandis


text: repudiandam

title: repudiandam


text: repudiandos

title: repudiandos


text: repudiandas

title: repudiandas


text: repudiande

title: repudiande


text:
respirans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) respiring

title: respirans


text:
respiraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to respire

title: respiraturus


text:
respiratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) respired

title: respiratus


text:
respirandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be respired

title: respirandus


text: respirantes

title: respirantes


text: respirantia

title: respirantia


text: respirantis

title: respirantis


text: respirantium

title: respirantium


text: respiranti

title: respiranti


text: respirantibus

title: respirantibus


text: respirantem

title: respirantem


text: respiratura

title: respiratura


text: respiraturum

title: respiraturum


text: respiraturi

title: respiraturi


text: respiraturae

title: respiraturae


text: respiraturorum

title: respiraturorum


text: respiraturarum

title: respiraturarum


text: respiraturo

title: respiraturo


text: respiraturis

title: respiraturis


text: respiraturam

title: respiraturam


text: respiraturos

title: respiraturos


text: respiraturas

title: respiraturas


text: respirature

title: respirature


text: respiratum

title: respiratum


text: respiratae

title: respiratae


text: respiratorum

title: respiratorum


text: respiratarum

title: respiratarum


text: respiratam

title: respiratam


text: respiratos

title: respiratos


text: respiratas

title: respiratas


text: respiranda

title: respiranda


text: respirandum

title: respirandum


text: respirandi

title: respirandi


text: respirandae

title: respirandae


text: respirandorum

title: respirandorum


text: respirandarum

title: respirandarum


text: respirandis

title: respirandis


text: respirandam

title: respirandam


text: respirandos

title: respirandos


text: respirandas

title: respirandas


text: respirande

title: respirande


text:
responsurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to respond

title: responsurus


text: responsura

title: responsura


text: responsurum

title: responsurum


text: responsuri

title: responsuri


text: responsurae

title: responsurae


text: responsurorum

title: responsurorum


text: responsurarum

title: responsurarum


text: responsuro

title: responsuro


text: responsuris

title: responsuris


text: responsuram

title: responsuram


text: responsuros

title: responsuros


text: responsuras

title: responsuras


text:
responsure

Noun

 * 1)  A response.

title: responsure


text:
restinguens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) extinguishing

title: restinguens


text:
restincturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to extinguish

title: restincturus


text:
restinguendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be extinguished

title: restinguendus


text: restinguentes

title: restinguentes


text: restinguentia

title: restinguentia


text: restinguentis

title: restinguentis


text: restinguentium

title: restinguentium


text: restinguenti

title: restinguenti


text: restinguente

title: restinguente


text: restinguentibus

title: restinguentibus


text: restinguentem

title: restinguentem


text: restinctura

title: restinctura


text: restincturum

title: restincturum


text: restincturi

title: restincturi


text: restincturae

title: restincturae


text: restincturorum

title: restincturorum


text: restincturarum

title: restincturarum


text: restincturo

title: restincturo


text: restincturis

title: restincturis


text: restincturam

title: restincturam


text: restincturos

title: restincturos


text: restincturas

title: restincturas


text: restincture

title: restincture


text: restinguenda

title: restinguenda


text: restinguendum

title: restinguendum


text: restinguendi

title: restinguendi


text: restinguendae

title: restinguendae


text: restinguendorum

title: restinguendorum


text: restinguendarum

title: restinguendarum


text: restinguendo

title: restinguendo


text: restinguendis

title: restinguendis


text: restinguendam

title: restinguendam


text: restinguendos

title: restinguendos


text: restinguendas

title: restinguendas


text: restinguende

title: restinguende


text:
restipulor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to stipulate or promise in return

title: restipulor


text: restipularis

title: restipularis


text: restipulatur

title: restipulatur


text: restipulamur

title: restipulamur


text: restipulamini

title: restipulamini


text: restipulantur

title: restipulantur


text: restipulabor

title: restipulabor


text: restipulaberis

title: restipulaberis


text: restipulabitur

title: restipulabitur


text: restipulabimur

title: restipulabimur


text: restipulabimini

title: restipulabimini


text: restipulabuntur

title: restipulabuntur


text: restipulabar

title: restipulabar


text: restipulabaris

title: restipulabaris


text: restipulabatur

title: restipulabatur


text: restipulabamur

title: restipulabamur


text: restipulabamini

title: restipulabamini


text: restipulabantur

title: restipulabantur


text: restipuler

title: restipuler


text: restipuleris

title: restipuleris


text: restipuletur

title: restipuletur


text: restipulemur

title: restipulemur


text: restipulemini

title: restipulemini


text: restipulentur

title: restipulentur


text: restipularer

title: restipularer


text: restipulareris

title: restipulareris


text: restipularetur

title: restipularetur


text: restipularemur

title: restipularemur


text: restipularemini

title: restipularemini


text: restipularentur

title: restipularentur


text: restipulare

title: restipulare


text: restipulator

title: restipulator


text: restipulantor

title: restipulantor


text: restipulari

title: restipulari


text:
kaksoisagentti

Noun

 * 1) double agent

title: kaksoisagentti


text:
restipulatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counter-obligation

title: restipulatio


text:
kaksoisveli

Noun

 * 1) twin brother

Usage notes
Considered by many as, from +. However, judging by the usage in internet, it is as commonly used as the "properly constructed" synonym.

title: kaksoisveli


text:
retexo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to unweave or unravel
 * 2) to cancel, annul or reverse
 * 3) to renew or repeat

title: retexo


text: retexis

title: retexis


text: retexitis

title: retexitis


text: retexunt

title: retexunt


text: retexam

title: retexam


text: retexes

title: retexes


text: retexet

title: retexet


text: retexemus

title: retexemus


text: retexetis

title: retexetis


text: retexent

title: retexent


text: retexebam

title: retexebam


text: retexebas

title: retexebas


text: retexebat

title: retexebat


text: retexebamus

title: retexebamus


text: retexebatis

title: retexebatis


text: retexebant

title: retexebant


text: retexui

title: retexui


text: retexuisti

title: retexuisti


text: retexuit

title: retexuit


text: retexuimus

title: retexuimus


text: retexuistis

title: retexuistis


text: retexuerunt

title: retexuerunt


text: retexuero

title: retexuero


text: retexueris

title: retexueris


text: retexuerit

title: retexuerit


text: retexuerimus

title: retexuerimus


text: retexueritis

title: retexueritis


text: retexuerint

title: retexuerint


text: retexueram

title: retexueram


text: retexueras

title: retexueras


text: retexuerat

title: retexuerat


text: retexueramus

title: retexueramus


text: retexueratis

title: retexueratis


text: retexuerant

title: retexuerant


text: retexor

title: retexor


text: retexitur

title: retexitur


text: reteximur

title: reteximur


text: reteximini

title: reteximini


text: retexuntur

title: retexuntur


text: retexar

title: retexar


text: retexetur

title: retexetur


text: retexemur

title: retexemur


text: retexemini

title: retexemini


text: retexentur

title: retexentur


text: retexebar

title: retexebar


text: retexebaris

title: retexebaris


text: retexebatur

title: retexebatur


text: retexebamur

title: retexebamur


text: retexebamini

title: retexebamini


text: retexebantur

title: retexebantur


text: retexas

title: retexas


text: retexat

title: retexat


text: retexamus

title: retexamus


text: retexatis

title: retexatis


text: retexant

title: retexant


text: retexerem

title: retexerem


text: retexeres

title: retexeres


text: retexeret

title: retexeret


text: retexeremus

title: retexeremus


text: retexeretis

title: retexeretis


text: retexerent

title: retexerent


text: retexuerim

title: retexuerim


text: retexuissem

title: retexuissem


text: retexuisses

title: retexuisses


text: retexuisset

title: retexuisset


text: retexuissemus

title: retexuissemus


text: retexuissetis

title: retexuissetis


text: retexuissent

title: retexuissent


text: retexaris

title: retexaris


text: retexatur

title: retexatur


text: retexamur

title: retexamur


text: retexamini

title: retexamini


text: retexantur

title: retexantur


text: retexerer

title: retexerer


text: retexereris

title: retexereris


text: retexeretur

title: retexeretur


text: retexeremur

title: retexeremur


text: retexeremini

title: retexeremini


text: retexerentur

title: retexerentur


text: retexe

title: retexe


text: retexito

title: retexito


text: retexite

title: retexite


text: retexitote

title: retexitote


text: retexunto

title: retexunto


text: retexere

title: retexere


text: retexitor

title: retexitor


text: retexuntor

title: retexuntor


text: retexuisse

title: retexuisse


text:
kaksipäinen

Etymology
🇰🇲

Adjective

 * 1) two-headed
 * 2)  biceps

title: kaksipäinen


text:
retrudens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pushing back

title: retrudens


text:
retrusurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to push back

title: retrusurus


text:
retrusus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) pushed back

title: retrusus


text:
retrudendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be pushed back

title: retrudendus


text: retrudentes

title: retrudentes


text: retrudentia

title: retrudentia


text: retrudentis

title: retrudentis


text: retrudentium

title: retrudentium


text: retrudenti

title: retrudenti


text: retrudente

title: retrudente


text: retrudentibus

title: retrudentibus


text: retrudentem

title: retrudentem


text: retrusura

title: retrusura


text: retrusurum

title: retrusurum


text: retrusuri

title: retrusuri


text: retrusurae

title: retrusurae


text: retrusurorum

title: retrusurorum


text: retrusurarum

title: retrusurarum


text: retrusuro

title: retrusuro


text: retrusuris

title: retrusuris


text: retrusuram

title: retrusuram


text: retrusuros

title: retrusuros


text: retrusuras

title: retrusuras


text: retrusure

title: retrusure


text: retrusa

title: retrusa


text: retrusum

title: retrusum


text: retrusae

title: retrusae


text: retrusorum

title: retrusorum


text: retrusarum

title: retrusarum


text: retruso

title: retruso


text: retrusis

title: retrusis


text: retrusam

title: retrusam


text: retrusos

title: retrusos


text: retrusas

title: retrusas


text:
retruse

Etymology
From, past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) Thrust backward; retruding.
 * 2)  abstruse
 * 3) * 1662,, Preface to A Collection of Several Philosophical Writings
 * I have a sense of something in me while I thus speak, which I must confess is of so retruse a nature that I want a name for it, unless I should adventure to term it

title: retruse


text: retrudenda

title: retrudenda


text: retrudendum

title: retrudendum


text: retrudendi

title: retrudendi


text: retrudendae

title: retrudendae


text: retrudendorum

title: retrudendorum


text: retrudendarum

title: retrudendarum


text: retrudendo

title: retrudendo


text: retrudendis

title: retrudendis


text: retrudendam

title: retrudendam


text: retrudendos

title: retrudendos


text: retrudendas

title: retrudendas


text: retrudende

title: retrudende


text:
impactable

Adjective

 * 1) Likely to be impacted.

title: impactable


text:
revertendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be returned

title: revertendus


text: revertenda

title: revertenda


text: revertendum

title: revertendum


text: revertendi

title: revertendi


text: revertendae

title: revertendae


text: revertendorum

title: revertendorum


text: revertendarum

title: revertendarum


text: revertendo

title: revertendo


text: revertendis

title: revertendis


text: revertendam

title: revertendam


text: revertendos

title: revertendos


text: revertendas

title: revertendas


text: revertende

title: revertende


text:
revocans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) recalling

title: revocans


text:
revocaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to recall

title: revocaturus


text:
revocandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be recalled

title: revocandus


text: revocantes

title: revocantes


text: revocantia

title: revocantia


text: revocantis

title: revocantis


text: revocantium

title: revocantium


text: revocanti

title: revocanti


text: revocantibus

title: revocantibus


text: revocantem

title: revocantem


text: revocatura

title: revocatura


text: revocaturum

title: revocaturum


text: revocaturi

title: revocaturi


text: revocaturae

title: revocaturae


text: revocaturorum

title: revocaturorum


text: revocaturarum

title: revocaturarum


text: revocaturo

title: revocaturo


text: revocaturis

title: revocaturis


text: revocaturam

title: revocaturam


text: revocaturos

title: revocaturos


text: revocaturas

title: revocaturas


text: revocature

title: revocature


text: revocanda

title: revocanda


text: revocandum

title: revocandum


text: revocandi

title: revocandi


text: revocandae

title: revocandae


text: revocandorum

title: revocandorum


text: revocandarum

title: revocandarum


text: revocandis

title: revocandis


text: revocandam

title: revocandam


text: revocandos

title: revocandos


text: revocandas

title: revocandas


text: revocande

title: revocande


text:
smugglable

Adjective

 * 1) Able to be smuggled.

title: smugglable


text:
ricula

Etymology
Diminutive of

Noun

 * 1) small veil

title: ricula


text: ricae

title: ricae


text: ricarum

title: ricarum


text: ricis

title: ricis


text: ricam

title: ricam


text:
risurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to ridicule

title: risurus


text:
ridendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be ridiculed

title: ridendus


text: ridentes

title: ridentes


text: ridentia

title: ridentia


text: ridentis

title: ridentis


text: ridentium

title: ridentium


text: ridentibus

title: ridentibus


text: ridentem

title: ridentem


text: risura

title: risura


text: risurum

title: risurum


text: risuri

title: risuri


text: risurae

title: risurae


text: risurorum

title: risurorum


text: risurarum

title: risurarum


text: risuro

title: risuro


text: risuris

title: risuris


text: risuram

title: risuram


text: risuros

title: risuros


text: risuras

title: risuras


text: risure

title: risure


text: ridenda

title: ridenda


text: ridendum

title: ridendum


text: ridendi

title: ridendi


text: ridendae

title: ridendae


text: ridendorum

title: ridendorum


text: ridendarum

title: ridendarum


text: ridendis

title: ridendis


text: ridendam

title: ridendam


text: ridendos

title: ridendos


text: ridendas

title: ridendas


text: ridende

title: ridende


text:
rusticanus

Etymology
Word found in Cicero, from.

Adjective

 * 1) rustic

title: rusticanus


text: rusticanum

title: rusticanum


text: rusticanae

title: rusticanae


text: rusticanorum

title: rusticanorum


text: rusticanarum

title: rusticanarum


text: rusticanis

title: rusticanis


text: rusticanam

title: rusticanam


text: rusticanos

title: rusticanos


text: rusticanas

title: rusticanas


text: quadruplatores

title: quadruplatores


text: quadruplatoris

title: quadruplatoris


text: quadruplatorum

title: quadruplatorum


text: quadruplatori

title: quadruplatori


text: quadruplatoribus

title: quadruplatoribus


text: quadruplatorem

title: quadruplatorem


text: quadruplatore

title: quadruplatore


text: receptrices

title: receptrices


text: receptricis

title: receptricis


text: receptricum

title: receptricum


text: receptrici

title: receptrici


text: receptricibus

title: receptricibus


text: receptricem

title: receptricem


text: receptrice

title: receptrice


text: redimicula

title: redimicula


text: redimiculi

title: redimiculi


text: redimiculorum

title: redimiculorum


text: redimiculo

title: redimiculo


text: redimiculis

title: redimiculis


text: relegationes

title: relegationes


text: relegationis

title: relegationis


text: relegationum

title: relegationum


text: relegationi

title: relegationi


text: relegationibus

title: relegationibus


text: relegationem

title: relegationem


text: relegatione

title: relegatione


text: relictiones

title: relictiones


text: relictionis

title: relictionis


text: relictionum

title: relictionum


text: relictioni

title: relictioni


text: relictionibus

title: relictionibus


text: relictionem

title: relictionem


text: relictione

title: relictione


text: renuntiationes

title: renuntiationes


text: renuntiationis

title: renuntiationis


text: renuntiationum

title: renuntiationum


text: renuntiationi

title: renuntiationi


text: renuntiationibus

title: renuntiationibus


text: renuntiationem

title: renuntiationem


text: renuntiatione

title: renuntiatione


text: restipulationes

title: restipulationes


text: restipulationis

title: restipulationis


text: restipulationum

title: restipulationum


text: restipulationi

title: restipulationi


text: restipulationibus

title: restipulationibus


text: restipulationem

title: restipulationem


text: restipulatione

title: restipulatione


text: riculae

title: riculae


text: ricularum

title: ricularum


text: riculis

title: riculis


text: riculam

title: riculam


text: riculas

title: riculas


text: Template:szl-adj

title: Template:szl-adj


text: ślůnski

title: ślůnski


text:
Template:szl-adj/documentation

This template is to be used in headword lines for Silesian adjectives.

Parameters

 * head, head2, ...
 * Override the head; used to override the default linking behavior of multiword terms.

 * 1, 2, ...
 * Comparative form(s). Use  to indicate that the adjective compares periphrastically using . Use   to indicate an uncomparable adjective.

 * adv, adv2, ...
 * Derived adverb(s).

 * dim, dim2, ...
 * Diminutive(s).

 * abbr, abbr2, ...
 * Abbreviation(s).

Inline modifiers
All params above except head support inline modifiers, e.g. acetylenowo to attach a qualifier rare to a derived adverb. The following modifiers are recognized:
 * : qualifier, e.g. rare; this appears *BEFORE* the term, parenthesized and italicized
 * : qualifier, e.g. rare; this appears *AFTER* the term, parenthesized and italicized
 * : comma-separated list of gender/number specifications
 * : sense ID; see

title: Template:szl-adj/documentation


text: Category:Silesian headword-line templates


text: Category:Silesian adjectives

title: Category:Silesian adjectives


text: Category:Silesian templates

title: Category:Silesian templates


text:
subpartition

Noun

 * 1) A partition that makes up part of a larger partition.

Verb

 * 1)  To divide into further partitions.

title: subpartition


text: subpartitioned

title: subpartitioned


text: subpartitioning

title: subpartitioning


text: subpartitions

title: subpartitions


text: mjekërr

title: mjekërr


text:
大詰め

Noun

 * 1) the end, the last scene

title: 大詰め


text:
bjond

Adjective

 * 1) blond/blonde

Noun

 * 1) a blond person

title: bjond


text:
提言

Noun

 * 1) motion, formal proposal, recommendation

Verb

 * 1) to make a proposal, to recommend

title: 提言


text:
M98

Noun

 * 1)  The Mauser model 98, or a firearm action based on this design.

title: M98


text:
Ojropa

Proper noun

 * 1) Europe

title: Ojropa


text:
浴缸

Noun

 * 1) bathtub

title: 浴缸


text:
浴盆

Noun

 * 1) bathtub

title: 浴盆


text:
澡盆

Noun

 * 1) bathtub

title: 澡盆


text:
bunka

Noun

 * 1) cell

title: bunka


text:
文科

Noun

 * 1) arts; liberal arts; humanities

Noun

 * 1) the liberal arts; the humanities
 * 2) liberal arts department; humanities department

title: 文科


text:
分科

Noun

 * 1) branch of a discipline; subdiscipline

Verb

 * 1) to separate into different subdisciplines; to specialise

Noun

 * 1) branch, department, group

title: 分科


text: KSA

title: KSA


text:
分課

Noun

 * 1) section, a group of people given a portion of work such as in a company

Verb

 * 1) to apportion work to departments

title: 分課


text:
Chicago typewriter

Etymology
From its use by 's underworld in the Prohibition Era, and likening the rattling sound of gunfire to that of a.

title: Chicago typewriter


text:
hobosexual

Etymology
Formed as, punning on ; compare and.

Noun

 * 1) A person sexually attracted to “tramps”.
 * 2) A person of an  appearance.
 * 1) A person of an  appearance.
 * 1) A person of an  appearance.
 * 1) A person of an  appearance.
 * 1) A person of an  appearance.
 * 1) A person of an  appearance.

title: hobosexual


text: straight pull

title: straight pull


text: κουρεματάκι

title: κουρεματάκι


text:
παιχνιδάκι

Noun

 * 1)  child's play, piece of cake
 * 1)  child's play, piece of cake

title: παιχνιδάκι


text: κουραδάκι

title: κουραδάκι


text: repleads

title: repleads


text: when as

title: when as


text: repleading

title: repleading


text: repled

title: repled


text: repleaded

title: repleaded


text:
χαλάκι

Etymology
From

Noun

 * : small carpet
 * 1)  doormat

title: χαλάκι


text:
signory

Etymology
From, from , , et al., later influenced by. Compare.

Noun

 * 1)  A territory or domain, especially under a feudal lordship.
 * 2) Overlordship, dominion.
 * 3)  A ruling assembly, specifically of various Italian republics; a signoria.
 * 1)  A ruling assembly, specifically of various Italian republics; a signoria.

title: signory


text:
sanaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to heal

title: sanaturus


text:
sanandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be healed

title: sanandus


text: sanatura

title: sanatura


text: sanaturum

title: sanaturum


text: sanaturi

title: sanaturi


text: sanaturae

title: sanaturae


text: sanaturorum

title: sanaturorum


text: sanaturarum

title: sanaturarum


text: sanaturo

title: sanaturo


text: sanaturis

title: sanaturis


text: sanaturam

title: sanaturam


text: sanaturos

title: sanaturos


text: sanaturas

title: sanaturas


text: sanature

title: sanature


text: sananda

title: sananda


text: sanandum

title: sanandum


text: sanandi

title: sanandi


text: sanandae

title: sanandae


text: sanandorum

title: sanandorum


text: sanandarum

title: sanandarum


text: sanandis

title: sanandis


text: sanandam

title: sanandam


text: sanandos

title: sanandos


text: sanandas

title: sanandas


text: sanande

title: sanande


text:
sarciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) patching

title: sarciens


text:
sarturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to patch

title: sarturus


text:
sartus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) patched

title: sartus


text:
sarciendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be patched

title: sarciendus


text: sarcientes

title: sarcientes


text: sarcientia

title: sarcientia


text: sarcientis

title: sarcientis


text: sarcientium

title: sarcientium


text: sarcienti

title: sarcienti


text: sarciente

title: sarciente


text: sarcientibus

title: sarcientibus


text: sarcientem

title: sarcientem


text: sartura

title: sartura


text: sarturum

title: sarturum


text: sarturi

title: sarturi


text: sarturae

title: sarturae


text: sarturorum

title: sarturorum


text: sarturarum

title: sarturarum


text: sarturo

title: sarturo


text: sarturis

title: sarturis


text: sarturam

title: sarturam


text: sarturos

title: sarturos


text: sarturas

title: sarturas


text: sarture

title: sarture


text: sartum

title: sartum


text: sartae

title: sartae


text: sartorum

title: sartorum


text: sartarum

title: sartarum


text: sartis

title: sartis


text: sartam

title: sartam


text: sartos

title: sartos


text: sartas

title: sartas


text: sarcienda

title: sarcienda


text: sarciendum

title: sarciendum


text: sarciendi

title: sarciendi


text: sarciendae

title: sarciendae


text: sarciendorum

title: sarciendorum


text: sarciendarum

title: sarciendarum


text: sarciendo

title: sarciendo


text: sarciendis

title: sarciendis


text: sarciendam

title: sarciendam


text: sarciendos

title: sarciendos


text: sarciendas

title: sarciendas


text: sarciende

title: sarciende


text:
Appendix:English surnames (United States)

For the latest data based on the 2010 Census, see Appendix:English surnames (United States, 2010)

Below is a list of the 250 most common surnames in the United States in the 2000 census. The number of bearers is given for the ten most common names, and as a sample in intervals of 50. The source does not register diacritical signs (Rodriguez=Rodríguez) or capital letters (Obrien=O'Brien). *= the name derives from Spanish (Spanish spelling in parentheses, if it is different). **=the name derives from Spanish and also some other language(s), such as Portuguese or Italian. #=the name is not English onomasticon, and not even from the British Isles; say, Vietnamese.

 * 1.Smith (2,376,206)
 * 2.Johnson (1,857,160)
 * 3.Williams (1,534,042)
 * 4.Brown (1,380,145)
 * 5.Jones (1,362,755)
 * 6.Miller (1,127,803)
 * 7.Davis (1,072,335)
 * 8.*Garcia
 * (García) (858,289)
 * 9.*Rodriguez
 * (Rodríguez) (804,240)
 * 10.Wilson (783,051)
 * 11.*Martinez
 * (Martínez)
 * 12.Anderson
 * 13.Taylor
 * 14.Thomas
 * 15.*Hernandez
 * (Hernández)
 * 16.Moore
 * 17.Martin
 * 18.Jackson
 * 19.Thompson
 * 20.White
 * 21.*Lopez
 * (López)
 * 22.Lee
 * 23.*Gonzalez
 * (González)
 * 24.Harris
 * 25.Clark
 * 26.Lewis
 * 27.Robinson
 * 28.Walker
 * 29.*Perez
 * (Pérez)
 * 30.Hall
 * 31.Young
 * 32.Allen
 * 33.*Sanchez
 * (Sánchez)
 * 34.Wright
 * 35.King
 * 36.Scott
 * 37.Green
 * 38.Baker
 * 39.Adams
 * 40.Nelson
 * 41.Hill
 * 42.*Ramirez
 * (Ramírez)
 * 43.Campbell
 * 44.Mitchell
 * 45.Roberts
 * 46.Carter
 * 47.Phillips
 * 48.Evans
 * 49.Turner
 * 50.*Torres (325,169)
 * 51.Parker
 * 52.Collins
 * 53.Edwards
 * 54.Stewart
 * 55.*Flores
 * 56.Morris
 * 57.#Nguyen
 * 58.Murphy
 * 59.*Rivera
 * 60.Cook
 * 61.Rogers
 * 62.Morgan
 * 63.Peterson
 * 64.Cooper
 * 65.Reed
 * 66.Bailey
 * 67.Bell
 * 68.*Gomez
 * (Gómez)
 * 69.Kelly
 * 70.Howard
 * 71.Ward
 * 72.Cox
 * 73.*Diaz
 * (Díaz)
 * 74.Richardson
 * 75.Wood
 * 76.Watson
 * 77.Brooks
 * 78.Bennett
 * 79.Gray
 * 80.James
 * 81.#Reyes
 * 82.*Cruz
 * 83.Hughes
 * 84.Price
 * 85.Myers
 * 86.Long
 * 87.Foster
 * 88.Sanders
 * 89.Ross
 * 90.*Morales
 * 91.Powell
 * 92.Sullivan
 * 93.Russell
 * 94.*Ortiz
 * 95.Jenkins
 * 96.*Gutierrez
 * (Gutiérrez)
 * 97.Perry
 * 98.Butler
 * 99.Barnes
 * 100.Fisher (210,279)
 * 101.Henderson
 * 102.Coleman
 * 103.Simmons
 * 104.Patterson
 * 105.Jordan
 * 106.Reynolds
 * 107.Hamilton
 * 108.Graham
 * 109.#Kim
 * 110.*Gonzales
 * 111.Alexander
 * 112.*Ramos
 * 113.Wallace
 * 114.Griffin
 * 115.West
 * 116.Cole
 * 117.Hayes
 * 118.*Chavez
 * (Chávez)
 * 119.Gibson
 * 120.Bryant
 * 121.Ellis
 * 122.Stevens
 * 123.Murray
 * 124.Ford
 * 125.Marshall
 * 126.Owens
 * 127.McDonald
 * 128.Harrison
 * 129.*Ruiz
 * 130.Kennedy
 * 131.Wells
 * 132.*Alvarez
 * (Álvarez)
 * 133.Woods
 * 134.*Mendoza
 * 135.*Castillo
 * 136.Olson
 * 137.Webb
 * 138.Washington
 * 139.Tucker
 * 140.Freeman
 * 141.Burns
 * 142.Henry
 * 143.*Vasquez
 * (Vásquez)
 * 144.Snyder
 * 145.Simpson
 * 146.Crawford
 * 147.*Jimenez
 * (Jiménez)
 * 148.Porter
 * 149.Mason
 * 150.Shaw (155,172)
 * 151.Gordon
 * 152.Wagner
 * 153.Hunter
 * 154.**Romero
 * 155.Hicks
 * 156.Dixon
 * 157.Hunt
 * 158.Palmer
 * 159.Robertson
 * 160.Black
 * 161.Holmes
 * 162.Stone
 * 163.Meyer
 * 164.Boyd
 * 165.Mills
 * 166.Warren
 * 167.Fox
 * 168.Rose
 * 169.Rice
 * 170.**Moreno
 * 171.#Schmidt
 * 172.#Patel
 * 173.Ferguson
 * 174.Nichols
 * 175.*Herrera
 * 176.**Medina
 * 177.Ryan
 * 178.*Fernandez
 * (Fernández)
 * 179.Weaver
 * 180.Daniels
 * 181.Stephens
 * 182.Gardner
 * 183.Payne
 * 184.Kelley
 * 185.Dunn
 * 186.Pierce
 * 187.Arnold
 * 188.#Tran
 * 189.Spencer
 * 190.Peters
 * 191.Hawkins
 * 192.Grant
 * 193.Hansen
 * 194.**Castro
 * 195.Hoffman
 * 196.Hart
 * 197.Elliott
 * 198.Cunningham
 * 199.Knight
 * 200.Bradley (131,289)
 * 201.Carroll
 * 202.Hudson
 * 203.Duncan
 * 204.Armstrong
 * 205.Berry
 * 206.Andrews
 * 207.Johnston
 * 208.Ray
 * 209.Lane
 * 210.Riley
 * 211.Carpenter
 * 212.Perkins
 * 213.*Aguilar
 * 214.**Silva
 * 215.Richards
 * 216.Willis
 * 217.Matthews
 * 218.Chapman
 * 219.Lawrence
 * 220.*Garza
 * 221.**Vargas
 * 222.Watkins
 * 223.Wheeler
 * 224.Larson
 * 225.Carlson
 * 226.Harper
 * 227.George
 * 228.Greene
 * 229.Burke
 * 230.*Guzman
 * (Guzmán)
 * 231.Morrison
 * 232.*Munoz
 * (Muñoz)
 * 233.Jacobs
 * 234.O'Brien
 * 235.Lawson
 * 236.Franklin
 * 237.Lynch
 * 238.Bishop
 * 239.Carr
 * 240.**Salazar
 * 241.Austin
 * 242.*Mendez
 * (Méndez)
 * 243.Gilbert
 * 244.Jensen
 * 245.Williamson
 * 246.Montgomery
 * 247.Harvey
 * 248.Oliver
 * 249.Howell
 * 250.Dean (109,230)

Source
U.S.Census Bureau: Genealogy Data: Frequently Occurring Surnames from Census 2000. Accessed on 8 November 2011.


text: sauciat

title: sauciat


text: sauciamus

title: sauciamus


text:
primely

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) Primarily.
 * 2) In a prime manner; very well; extremely; excellently.
 * 1) In a prime manner; very well; extremely; excellently.

title: primely


text: sauciatis

title: sauciatis


text: sauciant

title: sauciant


text: sauciabo

title: sauciabo


text: sauciabis

title: sauciabis


text: sauciabit

title: sauciabit


text: sauciabimus

title: sauciabimus


text: sauciabitis

title: sauciabitis


text: sauciabunt

title: sauciabunt


text: sauciabam

title: sauciabam


text: sauciabas

title: sauciabas


text: sauciabat

title: sauciabat


text: sauciabamus

title: sauciabamus


text: sauciabatis

title: sauciabatis


text: sauciabant

title: sauciabant


text: sauciavi

title: sauciavi


text: sauciavisti

title: sauciavisti


text: sauciavit

title: sauciavit


text: sauciavimus

title: sauciavimus


text: sauciavistis

title: sauciavistis


text: sauciaverunt

title: sauciaverunt


text: sauciavero

title: sauciavero


text: sauciaveris

title: sauciaveris


text: sauciaverit

title: sauciaverit


text: sauciaverimus

title: sauciaverimus


text: sauciaveritis

title: sauciaveritis


text: sauciaverint

title: sauciaverint


text: sauciaveram

title: sauciaveram


text: sauciaveras

title: sauciaveras


text: sauciaverat

title: sauciaverat


text: sauciaveramus

title: sauciaveramus


text: sauciaveratis

title: sauciaveratis


text: sauciaverant

title: sauciaverant


text: saucior

title: saucior


text: sauciaris

title: sauciaris


text: sauciamur

title: sauciamur


text: sauciamini

title: sauciamini


text: sauciatur

title: sauciatur


text: sauciantur

title: sauciantur


text: sauciabor

title: sauciabor


text: sauciaberis

title: sauciaberis


text: sauciabimur

title: sauciabimur


text: sauciabimini

title: sauciabimini


text: sauciabitur

title: sauciabitur


text: sauciabuntur

title: sauciabuntur


text: sauciabar

title: sauciabar


text: sauciabaris

title: sauciabaris


text: sauciabamur

title: sauciabamur


text: sauciabamini

title: sauciabamini


text: sauciabatur

title: sauciabatur


text: sauciabantur

title: sauciabantur


text: sauciem

title: sauciem


text: saucies

title: saucies


text: sauciet

title: sauciet


text: sauciemus

title: sauciemus


text: saucietis

title: saucietis


text: saucient

title: saucient


text: sauciarem

title: sauciarem


text: sauciares

title: sauciares


text: sauciaret

title: sauciaret


text: sauciaremus

title: sauciaremus


text: sauciaretis

title: sauciaretis


text: sauciarent

title: sauciarent


text: sauciaverim

title: sauciaverim


text: sauciavissem

title: sauciavissem


text: sauciavisses

title: sauciavisses


text: sauciavisset

title: sauciavisset


text: sauciavissemus

title: sauciavissemus


text: sauciavissetis

title: sauciavissetis


text: sauciavissent

title: sauciavissent


text: saucieris

title: saucieris


text:
Appendix talk:Dictionary of Mining, Mineral, and Related Terms

Shouldn't all of this be an Appendix, like other glossaries? DCDuring TALK 14:47, 9 November 2011 (UTC)
 * It's not a glossary. It's a list of words (and their definitions) to be either added to the dictionary (if they otherwise meet the CFI) or moved to a glossary. bd2412 T 04:32, 10 November 2011 (UTC)
 * The dictionary definition of a glossary is: "a collection of textual glosses or of specialized terms with their meanings". How does this fail to meet that definition? How would you correct that definition? DCDuring TALK 16:02, 10 November 2011 (UTC)
 * I'm not saying that the material here is not appropriate for a glossary, but that the primary purpose of these lists is to find the ones that belong in our main corpus and put them there (i.e., delete them from these lists when adding them to the dictionary). There are also quite a few terms in these lists (for example, echogram and geography) where the definition is really just the common meaning, and has no special meaning for mining requiring its inclusion in such a glossary. I suppose once all the CFI-worthy words are moved out, the whole thing can be moved to appendix space. bd2412 T 19:14, 10 November 2011 (UTC)
 * The very same thing can be said of almost all glossaries that are in Appendix space. Appendix space provides a lovely home for them while the process continues and in the always possible situation that the process is neglected and becomes extended or even dies. DCDuring TALK 00:11, 11 November 2011 (UTC)
 * I see your point. I have no objection to moving these to Appendix space and formatting them for that purpose. Cheers! bd2412 T 15:01, 11 November 2011 (UTC)
 * If it can be done "easily", please do it. Most glossaries do not have very fine formatting. Separate wikiparagraphs for each term would seem a requirement for the effort to be worthwhile. Some navigation aids would be nice. Anything beyond that is up to you. I am not very good at processing found text material into useful wikipages. DCDuring TALK 15:26, 11 November 2011 (UTC)
 * BTW, I have taken an interest in my local geology and find the list useful, even in its current condition. I am intrigued by the idea of testing the limits of inclusion of proper nouns by including geological features, such as faults, eg, Cameron's line, which runs within a couple of miles of my house. DCDuring TALK 15:29, 11 November 2011 (UTC)
 * This will be a fairly substantial undertaking, so I will put aside a block of time this evening to do the moves and formatting. bd2412 T 16:10, 11 November 2011 (UTC)
 * OTOH, we could live with it as it is. DCDuring TALK 18:26, 11 November 2011 (UTC)

Missing words?
Both the Wiktionary Appendix as well as the online version at webharvest.gov seem to miss some words that are included in the book form here: https://books.google.com/books?id=b4IAavjDLjEC As an example, take the word arculite. Do you have an idea how that could be? — Fytcha〈 T | L | C 〉 00:07, 30 October 2022 (UTC)
 * As far I recall (and it has been a while) this is a direct import. bd2412 T 00:46, 30 October 2022 (UTC)


text: sauciemur

title: sauciemur


text: sauciemini

title: sauciemini


text: saucietur

title: saucietur


text: saucientur

title: saucientur


text: sauciarer

title: sauciarer


text: sauciareris

title: sauciareris


text: sauciaremur

title: sauciaremur


text: sauciaremini

title: sauciaremini


text: sauciaretur

title: sauciaretur


text: sauciarentur

title: sauciarentur


text: sauciato

title: sauciato


text: sauciate

title: sauciate


text: sauciatote

title: sauciatote


text: saucianto

title: saucianto


text: sauciare

title: sauciare


text: sauciator

title: sauciator


text: sauciantor

title: sauciantor


text: sauciavisse

title: sauciavisse


text: sauciari

title: sauciari


text:
scaphium

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  The carina or keel of papilionaceous flowers.

Etymology
Borrowed from, deminutive of.

Noun

 * 1) pot, bowl etc in the form of a boat

Descendants

 * Translingual: Scaphium

title: scaphium


text: scisset

title: scisset


text:
scurra

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  joker, clown

Etymology
Perhaps. Attempts to find an Indo-European etymology are semantically weak and formally unconvincing.

Noun

 * 1) elegant man about town, dandy, rake
 * 2) jester, joker, wit, clown

title: scurra


text:
sedaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to settle

title: sedaturus


text:
sedandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be settled

title: sedandus


text: sedantia

title: sedantia


text: sedantis

title: sedantis


text: sedantium

title: sedantium


text: sedanti

title: sedanti


text: sedantibus

title: sedantibus


text: sedantem

title: sedantem


text: sedatura

title: sedatura


text: sedaturum

title: sedaturum


text: sedaturi

title: sedaturi


text: sedaturae

title: sedaturae


text: sedaturorum

title: sedaturorum


text: sedaturarum

title: sedaturarum


text: sedaturo

title: sedaturo


text: sedaturis

title: sedaturis


text: sedaturam

title: sedaturam


text: sedaturos

title: sedaturos


text: sedaturas

title: sedaturas


text: sedature

title: sedature


text: sedanda

title: sedanda


text: sedandum

title: sedandum


text: sedandi

title: sedandi


text: sedandae

title: sedandae


text: sedandorum

title: sedandorum


text: sedandarum

title: sedandarum


text: sedandis

title: sedandis


text: sedandam

title: sedandam


text: sedandos

title: sedandos


text: sedandas

title: sedandas


text: sedande

title: sedande


text:
seiungens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) separating

title: seiungens


text:
seiuncturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to separate

title: seiuncturus


text:
seiunctus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) separated

title: seiunctus


text:
seiungendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be separated

title: seiungendus


text: seiungentes

title: seiungentes


text: seiungentia

title: seiungentia


text: seiungentis

title: seiungentis


text: seiungentium

title: seiungentium


text: seiungenti

title: seiungenti


text: seiungente

title: seiungente


text: seiungentibus

title: seiungentibus


text: seiungentem

title: seiungentem


text: seiunctura

title: seiunctura


text: seiuncturum

title: seiuncturum


text: seiuncturi

title: seiuncturi


text: seiuncturae

title: seiuncturae


text: seiuncturorum

title: seiuncturorum


text: seiuncturarum

title: seiuncturarum


text: seiuncturo

title: seiuncturo


text: seiuncturis

title: seiuncturis


text: seiuncturam

title: seiuncturam


text: seiuncturos

title: seiuncturos


text: seiuncturas

title: seiuncturas


text: seiuncture

title: seiuncture


text: seiuncta

title: seiuncta


text: seiunctum

title: seiunctum


text: seiuncti

title: seiuncti


text: seiunctae

title: seiunctae


text: seiunctorum

title: seiunctorum


text: seiunctarum

title: seiunctarum


text: seiuncto

title: seiuncto


text: seiunctis

title: seiunctis


text: seiunctam

title: seiunctam


text: seiunctos

title: seiunctos


text: seiunctas

title: seiunctas


text: seiuncte

title: seiuncte


text: seiungenda

title: seiungenda


text: seiungendum

title: seiungendum


text: seiungendi

title: seiungendi


text: seiungendae

title: seiungendae


text: seiungendorum

title: seiungendorum


text: seiungendarum

title: seiungendarum


text: seiungendo

title: seiungendo


text: seiungendis

title: seiungendis


text: seiungendam

title: seiungendam


text: seiungendos

title: seiungendos


text: seiungendas

title: seiungendas


text: seiungende

title: seiungende


text:
broid

Etymology 1
From,.

Noun

 * 1)  captive;  captives
 * 2) captivity, bondage
 * 3) distress
 * 4) misery, suspense
 * 5) press, hurry

Noun

 * 1) stingfish

Etymology 3
From, from ; see.

Verb

 * 1)  goad, prod
 * 2)  nudge

title: broid


text: broided

title: broided


text: broiding

title: broiding


text: broids

title: broids


text:
emanatively

Adverb

 * 1) By means of emanation.

title: emanatively


text: unhappied

title: unhappied


text:
sententiosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pithy, sententious

title: sententiosus


text:
unstrength

Etymology
From, from , equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  Lack of strength; feebleness.

title: unstrength


text: sententiosa

title: sententiosa


text: sententiosum

title: sententiosum


text: sententiosi

title: sententiosi


text: sententiosae

title: sententiosae


text: sententiosorum

title: sententiosorum


text: sententiosarum

title: sententiosarum


text: sententioso

title: sententioso


text: sententiosis

title: sententiosis


text: sententiosam

title: sententiosam


text: sententiosos

title: sententiosos


text: sententiosas

title: sententiosas


text:
sententiose

Etymology 1
From.

Adverb

 * 1) full of meaning, suggestively, pithily

Etymology 2
Inflected form of.

title: sententiose


text:
hyperoxymuriate

Etymology
?

Noun

 * 1)  Any perchlorate.

title: hyperoxymuriate


text: hyperoxymuriates

title: hyperoxymuriates


text: terapin

title: terapin


text: terapins

title: terapins


text: sententiosius

title: sententiosius


text: sententiosissime

title: sententiosissime


text:
museless

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Uncultured.

title: museless


text: copartment

title: copartment


text: copartments

title: copartments


text:
ichthin

Noun

 * 1)  A nitrogenous substance resembling vitellin, present in the egg yolk of cartilaginous fishes.

title: ichthin


text:
rhizophorous

Adjective

 * 1)  Bearing roots.

title: rhizophorous


text: separatior

title: separatior


text: separatius

title: separatius


text: separatiores

title: separatiores


text: separatiora

title: separatiora


text: separatioris

title: separatioris


text: separatiorum

title: separatiorum


text: separatiori

title: separatiori


text: separatiorem

title: separatiorem


text: separatiore

title: separatiore


text: separatioribus

title: separatioribus


text:
ureameter

Noun

 * 1) An apparatus for measuring the amount of urea in urine, based on the amount of nitrogen produced in certain reactions.

title: ureameter


text: ureameters

title: ureameters


text:
chronographer

Noun

 * 1) One who writes a chronography; a chronologer.

title: chronographer


text: chronographers

title: chronographers


text:
sepulturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to bury

title: sepulturus


text:
dotary

Etymology
?

Noun

 * 1)  A dotard's weakness; dotage.

title: dotary


text: sepulturum

title: sepulturum


text: sepulturi

title: sepulturi


text: sepulturorum

title: sepulturorum


text: sepulturo

title: sepulturo


text: sepulturos

title: sepulturos


text:
seponens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disregarding

title: seponens


text:
sepositurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to disregard

title: sepositurus


text:
sepositus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disregarded, isolated, reserved

title: sepositus


text:
seponendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be disregarded

title: seponendus


text: seponentes

title: seponentes


text: seponentia

title: seponentia


text: seponentis

title: seponentis


text: seponentium

title: seponentium


text: seponenti

title: seponenti


text: seponente

title: seponente


text: seponentibus

title: seponentibus


text: seponentem

title: seponentem


text: sepositura

title: sepositura


text: sepositurum

title: sepositurum


text: seposituri

title: seposituri


text: sepositurae

title: sepositurae


text: sepositurorum

title: sepositurorum


text: sepositurarum

title: sepositurarum


text: seposituro

title: seposituro


text: seposituris

title: seposituris


text: seposituram

title: seposituram


text: seposituros

title: seposituros


text: seposituras

title: seposituras


text: sepositure

title: sepositure


text: seposita

title: seposita


text: sepositum

title: sepositum


text: sepositi

title: sepositi


text: sepositae

title: sepositae


text: sepositorum

title: sepositorum


text: sepositarum

title: sepositarum


text: seposito

title: seposito


text: sepositis

title: sepositis


text: sepositam

title: sepositam


text: sepositos

title: sepositos


text:
lipyl

Etymology

 * coined by.

Noun

 * 1)  glyceryl

title: lipyl


text: sepositas

title: sepositas


text:
towned

Adjective

 * 1)  Having towns; containing many towns.

title: towned


text: seposite

title: seposite


text: seponenda

title: seponenda


text: seponendum

title: seponendum


text: seponendi

title: seponendi


text: seponendae

title: seponendae


text: seponendorum

title: seponendorum


text: seponendarum

title: seponendarum


text: seponendo

title: seponendo


text: seponendis

title: seponendis


text: seponendam

title: seponendam


text: seponendos

title: seponendos


text: seponendas

title: seponendas


text: seponende

title: seponende


text: sequestras

title: sequestras


text: sequestrat

title: sequestrat


text: sequestramus

title: sequestramus


text: sequestratis

title: sequestratis


text: sequestrabo

title: sequestrabo


text: sequestrabis

title: sequestrabis


text: sequestrabit

title: sequestrabit


text: sequestrabimus

title: sequestrabimus


text: sequestrabitis

title: sequestrabitis


text: sequestrabunt

title: sequestrabunt


text: sequestrabam

title: sequestrabam


text: sequestrabas

title: sequestrabas


text: sequestrabat

title: sequestrabat


text: sequestrabamus

title: sequestrabamus


text: sequestrabatis

title: sequestrabatis


text: sequestrabant

title: sequestrabant


text: sequestravisti

title: sequestravisti


text: sequestravit

title: sequestravit


text: sequestravimus

title: sequestravimus


text: sequestravistis

title: sequestravistis


text: sequestraverunt

title: sequestraverunt


text: sequestravero

title: sequestravero


text: sequestraveris

title: sequestraveris


text: sequestraverit

title: sequestraverit


text: sequestraverimus

title: sequestraverimus


text: sequestraveritis

title: sequestraveritis


text: sequestraverint

title: sequestraverint


text: sequestraveram

title: sequestraveram


text: sequestraveras

title: sequestraveras


text: sequestraverat

title: sequestraverat


text: sequestraveramus

title: sequestraveramus


text: sequestraveratis

title: sequestraveratis


text: sequestraverant

title: sequestraverant


text: sequestror

title: sequestror


text: sequestraris

title: sequestraris


text: sequestramur

title: sequestramur


text: sequestramini

title: sequestramini


text: sequestratur

title: sequestratur


text: sequestrantur

title: sequestrantur


text: sequestrabor

title: sequestrabor


text: sequestraberis

title: sequestraberis


text: sequestrabimur

title: sequestrabimur


text: sequestrabimini

title: sequestrabimini


text: sequestrabitur

title: sequestrabitur


text: sequestrabuntur

title: sequestrabuntur


text: sequestrabar

title: sequestrabar


text: sequestrabaris

title: sequestrabaris


text: sequestrabamur

title: sequestrabamur


text: sequestrabamini

title: sequestrabamini


text: sequestrabatur

title: sequestrabatur


text: sequestrabantur

title: sequestrabantur


text: sequestrem

title: sequestrem


text: sequestres

title: sequestres


text: sequestret

title: sequestret


text: sequestremus

title: sequestremus


text: sequestretis

title: sequestretis


text: sequestrent

title: sequestrent


text: sequestrarem

title: sequestrarem


text: sequestrares

title: sequestrares


text: sequestraret

title: sequestraret


text: sequestraremus

title: sequestraremus


text: sequestraretis

title: sequestraretis


text: sequestrarent

title: sequestrarent


text: sequestraverim

title: sequestraverim


text: sequestravissem

title: sequestravissem


text: sequestravisses

title: sequestravisses


text: sequestravisset

title: sequestravisset


text: sequestravissemus

title: sequestravissemus


text: sequestravissetis

title: sequestravissetis


text: sequestravissent

title: sequestravissent


text: sequestrer

title: sequestrer


text: sequestreris

title: sequestreris


text: sequestremur

title: sequestremur


text: sequestremini

title: sequestremini


text: sequestretur

title: sequestretur


text: sequestrentur

title: sequestrentur


text: sequestrarer

title: sequestrarer


text: sequestrareris

title: sequestrareris


text: sequestraremur

title: sequestraremur


text: sequestraremini

title: sequestraremini


text: sequestraretur

title: sequestraretur


text: sequestrarentur

title: sequestrarentur


text: sequestratote

title: sequestratote


text: sequestranto

title: sequestranto


text: sequestrantor

title: sequestrantor


text: sequestravisse

title: sequestravisse


text: sequestrari

title: sequestrari


text: animēshon

title: animēshon


text: servasse

title: servasse


text: servassent

title: servassent


text: servisset

title: servisset


text:
demonianism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Possession by a demon or demons.

title: demonianism


text:
flittiness

Noun

 * 1)  The quality of being flitty; unsteadiness.

title: flittiness


text: Category:Gothic romanizations

title: Category:Gothic romanizations


text:
mundil

Etymology
See.

title: mundil


text: mundils

title: mundils


text: Template:got-rom

title: Template:got-rom


text:
ばいしつ

Noun

 * 1)  a medium

title: ばいしつ


text: severissimus

title: severissimus


text:
inscriptible

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being inscribed.

Adjective

 * 1) inscribable

title: inscriptible


text:
predestinator

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) One who predestinates, or foreordains.
 * 2) One who holds to the doctrine of predestination; a predestinarian.

title: predestinator


text: predestinators

title: predestinators


text: severissimum

title: severissimum


text: severissimae

title: severissimae


text: baishitsu

title: baishitsu


text: severissimorum

title: severissimorum


text: severissimarum

title: severissimarum


text: severissimis

title: severissimis


text: severissimam

title: severissimam


text: severissimos

title: severissimos


text: severissimas

title: severissimas


text:
executorship

Noun

 * 1) the office or position of an executor

Translations

 * Irish: seiceadóireacht

title: executorship


text: executorships

title: executorships


text:
kneck

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  The twisting of a rope or cable, as it is running out.

title: kneck


text: knecks

title: knecks


text:
unvoweled

Adjective

 * 1) Having no vowel sounds or signs.

title: unvoweled


text: qino

title: qino


text:
居酒屋

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) izakaya Japanese bar that serves alcoholic beverages and food

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) An izakaya: a Japanese bar or pub that serves alcoholic beverages and also sells snacks; a type of Japanese drinking establishment which also serves food to accompany the drinks. They are popular, casual places for after-work drinking.

title: 居酒屋


text:
entreatful

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Full of entreaty.

title: entreatful


text:
ethylin

Noun

 * 1)  Any of several ethyl ethers of glycerol

title: ethylin


text: ethylins

title: ethylins


text: unvowelled

title: unvowelled


text:
ixodicide

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A substance that kills ticks.

title: ixodicide


text: ixodicides

title: ixodicides


text: sigillas

title: sigillas


text: sigillat

title: sigillat