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title: User talk:Johannes Rohr


text: 土耳其语

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

title: 土耳其语


text:
土耳其語

Noun

 * 1) the Turkish language

title: 土耳其語


text:
土耳其文

Noun

 * 1) the Turkish language

title: 土耳其文


text:
Griebenschmalz

Noun

 * 1) lard that contains gribenes/crackling

title: Griebenschmalz


text:
土耳其人

Noun

 * 1) Turk; person from Turkey

title: 土耳其人


text:
tree feed

Numeral

 * 1)  sixty

title: tree feed


text:
delico

Etymology
Late and Vulgar Latin. From.

Verb

 * 1) to reveal or disclose
 * 2) to clarify or explain

title: delico


text:
tree feedoo

Adjective

 * 1)  sixtieth

title: tree feedoo


text: delicas

title: delicas


text: delicamus

title: delicamus


text: delicant

title: delicant


text: delicabo

title: delicabo


text: delicabis

title: delicabis


text: delicabit

title: delicabit


text: delicabimus

title: delicabimus


text: delicabitis

title: delicabitis


text: delicabunt

title: delicabunt


text: delicabam

title: delicabam


text: delicabas

title: delicabas


text: delicabat

title: delicabat


text: delicabamus

title: delicabamus


text: delicabatis

title: delicabatis


text: delicabant

title: delicabant


text: delicavi

title: delicavi


text: delicavisti

title: delicavisti


text: delicavit

title: delicavit


text: delicavimus

title: delicavimus


text: delicavistis

title: delicavistis


text: delicaverunt

title: delicaverunt


text: delicavero

title: delicavero


text: delicaveris

title: delicaveris


text: delicaverit

title: delicaverit


text: delicaverimus

title: delicaverimus


text: delicaveritis

title: delicaveritis


text: delicaverint

title: delicaverint


text: delicaveram

title: delicaveram


text: delicaveras

title: delicaveras


text: delicaverat

title: delicaverat


text: delicaveramus

title: delicaveramus


text: delicaveratis

title: delicaveratis


text: delicaverant

title: delicaverant


text: delicor

title: delicor


text: delicaris

title: delicaris


text: delicatur

title: delicatur


text: delicamur

title: delicamur


text: delicamini

title: delicamini


text: delicantur

title: delicantur


text: delicabor

title: delicabor


text: delicaberis

title: delicaberis


text: delicabitur

title: delicabitur


text: delicabimur

title: delicabimur


text: delicabimini

title: delicabimini


text: delicabuntur

title: delicabuntur


text: delicabar

title: delicabar


text: delicabaris

title: delicabaris


text: delicabatur

title: delicabatur


text: delicabamur

title: delicabamur


text: delicabamini

title: delicabamini


text: delicabantur

title: delicabantur


text: delicem

title: delicem


text: delicet

title: delicet


text: delicemus

title: delicemus


text: delicetis

title: delicetis


text: delicent

title: delicent


text: delicarem

title: delicarem


text: delicares

title: delicares


text: delicaret

title: delicaret


text: delicaremus

title: delicaremus


text: delicaretis

title: delicaretis


text: delicarent

title: delicarent


text: delicaverim

title: delicaverim


text: delicavissem

title: delicavissem


text: delicavisses

title: delicavisses


text: delicavisset

title: delicavisset


text: delicavissemus

title: delicavissemus


text: delicavissetis

title: delicavissetis


text: delicavissent

title: delicavissent


text: delicer

title: delicer


text: deliceris

title: deliceris


text: delicetur

title: delicetur


text: delicemur

title: delicemur


text: delicemini

title: delicemini


text: delicentur

title: delicentur


text: delicarer

title: delicarer


text: delicareris

title: delicareris


text: delicaretur

title: delicaretur


text: delicaremur

title: delicaremur


text: delicaremini

title: delicaremini


text: delicarentur

title: delicarentur


text:
delica

Adjective

 * 1) delicious

title: delica


text: delicatote

title: delicatote


text: delicanto

title: delicanto


text: delicare

title: delicare


text: delicator

title: delicator


text: delicantor

title: delicantor


text: delicavisse

title: delicavisse


text: delicari

title: delicari


text:
homullus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) little man; manikin
 * 2) homunculus
 * 1) homunculus

title: homullus


text: decedis

title: decedis


text: decedit

title: decedit


text: decedimus

title: decedimus


text: deceditis

title: deceditis


text: decedunt

title: decedunt


text: decedam

title: decedam


text: decedes

title: decedes


text: decedet

title: decedet


text: decedemus

title: decedemus


text: decedetis

title: decedetis


text: decedebam

title: decedebam


text: decedebas

title: decedebas


text: decedebat

title: decedebat


text: decedebamus

title: decedebamus


text: decedebatis

title: decedebatis


text: decedebant

title: decedebant


text: decessisti

title: decessisti


text: decessit

title: decessit


text: decessimus

title: decessimus


text: decessistis

title: decessistis


text: decesserunt

title: decesserunt


text: decessero

title: decessero


text:
fichiú

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬). .

Adjective

 * 1)  twentieth

Derived terms

 * an fichiú haois, an fichiú céad

Noun

 * 1) twentieth part

title: fichiú


text: decesseris

title: decesseris


text: decesserit

title: decesserit


text: decesserimus

title: decesserimus


text: decesseritis

title: decesseritis


text: decesserint

title: decesserint


text: virialises

title: virialises


text:
homuncio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) little man; manikin, titman
 * 2) homunculus

title: homuncio


text: decesseram

title: decesseram


text: decesseras

title: decesseras


text: decesserat

title: decesserat


text: decesseramus

title: decesseramus


text: decesseratis

title: decesseratis


text: decesserant

title: decesserant


text: decedor

title: decedor


text: decederis

title: decederis


text: deceditur

title: deceditur


text: decedimur

title: decedimur


text: virialising

title: virialising


text: decedimini

title: decedimini


text: deceduntur

title: deceduntur


text: decedar

title: decedar


text: decedetur

title: decedetur


text: decedemur

title: decedemur


text: decedemini

title: decedemini


text: decedentur

title: decedentur


text: decedebar

title: decedebar


text: decedebaris

title: decedebaris


text: decedebatur

title: decedebatur


text: decedebamur

title: decedebamur


text: decedebamini

title: decedebamini


text: decedebantur

title: decedebantur


text: decedas

title: decedas


text:
decedat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) deceased

title: decedat


text: decedamus

title: decedamus


text: decedatis

title: decedatis


text: decedant

title: decedant


text: decederem

title: decederem


text: decederes

title: decederes


text: decederet

title: decederet


text: decederemus

title: decederemus


text: decederetis

title: decederetis


text: decederent

title: decederent


text: decesserim

title: decesserim


text: decessissem

title: decessissem


text: decessisses

title: decessisses


text: decessisset

title: decessisset


text: decessissemus

title: decessissemus


text: decessissetis

title: decessissetis


text: decessissent

title: decessissent


text: decedaris

title: decedaris


text: decedatur

title: decedatur


text: decedamur

title: decedamur


text: decedamini

title: decedamini


text: decedantur

title: decedantur


text: decederer

title: decederer


text: decedereris

title: decedereris


text: decederetur

title: decederetur


text: decederemur

title: decederemur


text: decederemini

title: decederemini


text: decederentur

title: decederentur


text: decedito

title: decedito


text: decedite

title: decedite


text: deceditote

title: deceditote


text: decedunto

title: decedunto


text: deceditor

title: deceditor


text: deceduntor

title: deceduntor


text: decessisse

title: decessisse


text:
decessus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) withdrawn, retired, departed, left
 * 2) relinquished
 * 3) deserted
 * 1) relinquished
 * 2) deserted

Noun

 * 1) departure
 * 2) retirement
 * 3) passing away, death
 * 4) decline, fall, ebb

title: decessus


text: homulli

title: homulli


text: homullorum

title: homullorum


text: homullo

title: homullo


text: homullis

title: homullis


text: homullum

title: homullum


text: homullos

title: homullos


text: homulle

title: homulle


text: homunciones

title: homunciones


text: homuncionis

title: homuncionis


text: homuncionum

title: homuncionum


text: homuncioni

title: homuncioni


text: homuncionibus

title: homuncionibus


text: homuncionem

title: homuncionem


text: homuncione

title: homuncione


text:
decedens

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) withdrawing
 * 2) deserting
 * 3) yielding
 * 4) dying
 * 5) subsiding
 * 6) disappearing

title: decedens


text: decedentes

title: decedentes


text: decedentia

title: decedentia


text: decedentis

title: decedentis


text: decedentium

title: decedentium


text: decedenti

title: decedenti


text: decedentibus

title: decedentibus


text: decedentem

title: decedentem


text:
Viralsatz

Noun

 * 1) virial theorem

title: Viralsatz


text: Montagen

title: Montagen


text: decessui

title: decessui


text: decessu

title: decessu


text: decessuum

title: decessuum


text: decessibus

title: decessibus


text:
decerto

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to fight (to the finish)
 * 2) to contend, dispute or argue
 * 1) to contend, dispute or argue

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) certainly

title: decerto


text: decertas

title: decertas


text: decertat

title: decertat


text: decertamus

title: decertamus


text: decertatis

title: decertatis


text: decertant

title: decertant


text: decertabo

title: decertabo


text: decertabis

title: decertabis


text: decertabit

title: decertabit


text: decertabimus

title: decertabimus


text: decertabitis

title: decertabitis


text: decertabunt

title: decertabunt


text: decertabam

title: decertabam


text: decertabas

title: decertabas


text: decertabat

title: decertabat


text: decertabamus

title: decertabamus


text: decertabatis

title: decertabatis


text: decertabant

title: decertabant


text: decertavi

title: decertavi


text: decertavisti

title: decertavisti


text: decertavit

title: decertavit


text: decertavimus

title: decertavimus


text: decertavistis

title: decertavistis


text: decertaverunt

title: decertaverunt


text: decertavero

title: decertavero


text: decertaveris

title: decertaveris


text: decertaverit

title: decertaverit


text: decertaverimus

title: decertaverimus


text: decertaveritis

title: decertaveritis


text: decertaverint

title: decertaverint


text: decertaveram

title: decertaveram


text: decertaveras

title: decertaveras


text: decertaverat

title: decertaverat


text: decertaveramus

title: decertaveramus


text:
ilsiollach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) polysyllabic

title: ilsiollach


text: decertaveratis

title: decertaveratis


text: decertaverant

title: decertaverant


text: decertor

title: decertor


text: decertaris

title: decertaris


text: decertatur

title: decertatur


text: decertamur

title: decertamur


text: decertamini

title: decertamini


text: decertantur

title: decertantur


text: decertabor

title: decertabor


text: decertaberis

title: decertaberis


text: decertabitur

title: decertabitur


text: decertabimur

title: decertabimur


text: decertabimini

title: decertabimini


text: decertabuntur

title: decertabuntur


text: decertabar

title: decertabar


text: decertabaris

title: decertabaris


text: decertabatur

title: decertabatur


text: decertabamur

title: decertabamur


text: decertabamini

title: decertabamini


text: decertabantur

title: decertabantur


text: decertem

title: decertem


text: decertes

title: decertes


text: decertet

title: decertet


text: decertemus

title: decertemus


text:
siolla

Etymology
From, borrowed from , from.

Noun

 * 1) syllable
 * 2) puff of wind

title: siolla


text: decertetis

title: decertetis


text: decertent

title: decertent


text: decertarem

title: decertarem


text: decertares

title: decertares


text: decertaret

title: decertaret


text: decertaremus

title: decertaremus


text: decertaretis

title: decertaretis


text: decertarent

title: decertarent


text: decertaverim

title: decertaverim


text: decertavissem

title: decertavissem


text: decertavisses

title: decertavisses


text: decertavisset

title: decertavisset


text: decertavissemus

title: decertavissemus


text: decertavissetis

title: decertavissetis


text: decertavissent

title: decertavissent


text: decerter

title: decerter


text: decerteris

title: decerteris


text: decertetur

title: decertetur


text: decertemur

title: decertemur


text: decertemini

title: decertemini


text: decertentur

title: decertentur


text: decertarer

title: decertarer


text: decertareris

title: decertareris


text: decertaretur

title: decertaretur


text: decertaremur

title: decertaremur


text: decertaremini

title: decertaremini


text: decertarentur

title: decertarentur


text: decerta

title: decerta


text: decertato

title: decertato


text: decertate

title: decertate


text: decertatote

title: decertatote


text: decertanto

title: decertanto


text: decertare

title: decertare


text: decertator

title: decertator


text: decertantor

title: decertantor


text: decertavisse

title: decertavisse


text: decertari

title: decertari


text: pramoj

title: pramoj


text: precizecon

title: precizecon


text: decidit

title: decidit


text: decidimus

title: decidimus


text: deciditis

title: deciditis


text: decidunt

title: decidunt


text: decidam

title: decidam


text: decidet

title: decidet


text: decidemus

title: decidemus


text: decidetis

title: decidetis


text: decident

title: decident


text:
tree feed as jeih

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  seventy

title: tree feed as jeih


text: decidebam

title: decidebam


text: decidebas

title: decidebas


text: decidebat

title: decidebat


text: decidebamus

title: decidebamus


text: decidebatis

title: decidebatis


text: decidebant

title: decidebant


text: decidisti

title: decidisti


text: decidistis

title: decidistis


text: deciderunt

title: deciderunt


text: decidero

title: decidero


text: decideris

title: decideris


text: deciderit

title: deciderit


text: deciderimus

title: deciderimus


text: decideritis

title: decideritis


text: deciderint

title: deciderint


text: pramon

title: pramon


text: decideram

title: decideram


text: decideras

title: decideras


text: deciderat

title: deciderat


text: decideramus

title: decideramus


text: decideratis

title: decideratis


text: deciderant

title: deciderant


text:
decidor

Adjective

 * 1) well-spoken; eloquent
 * 2) witty

Noun

 * 1) good speaker; eloquent narrator

title: decidor


text: deciditur

title: deciditur


text: decidimur

title: decidimur


text: decidimini

title: decidimini


text: deciduntur

title: deciduntur


text: decidetur

title: decidetur


text: decidemur

title: decidemur


text: decidemini

title: decidemini


text: decidentur

title: decidentur


text: decidebar

title: decidebar


text: decidebaris

title: decidebaris


text: decidebatur

title: decidebatur


text: decidebamur

title: decidebamur


text: decidebamini

title: decidebamini


text: decidebantur

title: decidebantur


text: decidat

title: decidat


text: decidamus

title: decidamus


text: decidatis

title: decidatis


text: decidant

title: decidant


text: deciderem

title: deciderem


text: decideres

title: decideres


text: decideret

title: decideret


text: decideremus

title: decideremus


text: decideretis

title: decideretis


text: deciderent

title: deciderent


text: deciderim

title: deciderim


text: decidissem

title: decidissem


text: decidisses

title: decidisses


text: decidisset

title: decidisset


text: decidissemus

title: decidissemus


text: decidissetis

title: decidissetis


text: decidissent

title: decidissent


text: decidaris

title: decidaris


text: decidatur

title: decidatur


text: decidamur

title: decidamur


text: decidamini

title: decidamini


text: pramojn

title: pramojn


text: decidantur

title: decidantur


text: deciderer

title: deciderer


text: decidereris

title: decidereris


text: decideretur

title: decideretur


text: decideremur

title: decideremur


text: decideremini

title: decideremini


text: deciderentur

title: deciderentur


text: at bats

title: at bats


text: decidito

title: decidito


text: decidite

title: decidite


text: deciditote

title: deciditote


text: decidunto

title: decidunto


text: deciditor

title: deciditor


text: deciduntor

title: deciduntor


text: decidisse

title: decidisse


text: decimae

title: decimae


text: decimarum

title: decimarum


text: decimis

title: decimis


text: decimam

title: decimam


text: presistoj

title: presistoj


text:
Kaisersemmel

Etymology
May be. Kayser may also be a baker's surname. More at Wikipedia.

Noun

 * 1) Kaiser roll

title: Kaisersemmel


text: presiston

title: presiston


text: presistojn

title: presistojn


text: account executives

title: account executives


text: account managers

title: account managers


text:
declarat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) declared

title: declarat


text: declaramus

title: declaramus


text: declaratis

title: declaratis


text: declarabo

title: declarabo


text: declarabis

title: declarabis


text: declarabit

title: declarabit


text: declarabimus

title: declarabimus


text: declarabitis

title: declarabitis


text: declarabunt

title: declarabunt


text: declarabam

title: declarabam


text: declarabat

title: declarabat


text: declarabamus

title: declarabamus


text: declarabatis

title: declarabatis


text: declarabant

title: declarabant


text: declaravi

title: declaravi


text: declaravisti

title: declaravisti


text: declaravit

title: declaravit


text: declaravimus

title: declaravimus


text: declaravistis

title: declaravistis


text: declaraverunt

title: declaraverunt


text: declaravero

title: declaravero


text: declaraveris

title: declaraveris


text: declaraverit

title: declaraverit


text: declaraverimus

title: declaraverimus


text: declaraveritis

title: declaraveritis


text: declaraverint

title: declaraverint


text: declaraveram

title: declaraveram


text: declaraveras

title: declaraveras


text: declaraverat

title: declaraverat


text: declaraveramus

title: declaraveramus


text: declaraveratis

title: declaraveratis


text: declaraverant

title: declaraverant


text: declaror

title: declaror


text: declararis

title: declararis


text: declaratur

title: declaratur


text: declaramur

title: declaramur


text: declaramini

title: declaramini


text: declarantur

title: declarantur


text: declarabor

title: declarabor


text: preĝoj

title: preĝoj


text: declaraberis

title: declaraberis


text: declarabitur

title: declarabitur


text: declarabimur

title: declarabimur


text: declarabimini

title: declarabimini


text: declarabuntur

title: declarabuntur


text: declarabar

title: declarabar


text: declarabaris

title: declarabaris


text: declarabatur

title: declarabatur


text: declarabamur

title: declarabamur


text: declarabamini

title: declarabamini


text: declarabantur

title: declarabantur


text: declaret

title: declaret


text: declaremus

title: declaremus


text: declaretis

title: declaretis


text: declarent

title: declarent


text: declararet

title: declararet


text: declararemus

title: declararemus


text: declararetis

title: declararetis


text: declararent

title: declararent


text: declaraverim

title: declaraverim


text: declaravissem

title: declaravissem


text: declaravisses

title: declaravisses


text: declaravisset

title: declaravisset


text: declaravissemus

title: declaravissemus


text: declaravissetis

title: declaravissetis


text: declaravissent

title: declaravissent


text: declareris

title: declareris


text: declaretur

title: declaretur


text: declaremur

title: declaremur


text: declaremini

title: declaremini


text: declarentur

title: declarentur


text: declararer

title: declararer


text: declarareris

title: declarareris


text: declararetur

title: declararetur


text: declararemur

title: declararemur


text: declararemini

title: declararemini


text: declararentur

title: declararentur


text: declarato

title: declarato


text: declarate

title: declarate


text: declaratote

title: declaratote


text: declaranto

title: declaranto


text: declarantor

title: declarantor


text: declaravisse

title: declaravisse


text: declarari

title: declarari


text: preĝon

title: preĝon


text: prezoj

title: prezoj


text: prezon

title: prezon


text: prezojn

title: prezojn


text: preĝojn

title: preĝojn


text: priskriboj

title: priskriboj


text: printoj

title: printoj


text: priskribon

title: priskribon


text: printon

title: printon


text: printojn

title: printojn


text: priskribojn

title: priskribojn


text:
declivis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sloping or shelving (downwards)
 * 2) descending, downhill
 * 3) falling (stars)

title: declivis


text: declivia

title: declivia


text: declivium

title: declivium


text: declivibus

title: declivibus


text: declivem

title: declivem


text: profiton

title: profiton


text: problemoj

title: problemoj


text: procesioj

title: procesioj


text: procesoj

title: procesoj


text: produktadoj

title: produktadoj


text: produtoj

title: produtoj


text:
Polysem

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  polyseme

title: Polysem


text: problemon

title: problemon


text: procesion

title: procesion


text: proceson

title: proceson


text: produktadon

title: produktadon


text: produton

title: produton


text: problemojn

title: problemojn


text: procesiojn

title: procesiojn


text: procesojn

title: procesojn


text: produktadojn

title: produktadojn


text: produtojn

title: produtojn


text:
decurro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to run, flow, move, sail or swim down
 * 2) to charge or skirmish
 * 3) to hasten, rush down
 * 4) to exercise or drill (troops)
 * 1) to charge or skirmish
 * 2) to hasten, rush down
 * 3) to exercise or drill (troops)
 * 1) to exercise or drill (troops)

Conjugation

 * Perfect forms dēcucurrī are occasionally found.

title: decurro


text: decurris

title: decurris


text: decurrit

title: decurrit


text: decurrimus

title: decurrimus


text: decurritis

title: decurritis


text: decurrunt

title: decurrunt


text: decurram

title: decurram


text: decurres

title: decurres


text: decurret

title: decurret


text: decurremus

title: decurremus


text: decurretis

title: decurretis


text: decurrebam

title: decurrebam


text: decurrebas

title: decurrebas


text: decurrebat

title: decurrebat


text: decurrebamus

title: decurrebamus


text: decurrebatis

title: decurrebatis


text: decurrebant

title: decurrebant


text: decurri

title: decurri


text: decurristi

title: decurristi


text: decurristis

title: decurristis


text: decurrerunt

title: decurrerunt


text: decurrero

title: decurrero


text: decurreris

title: decurreris


text: decurrerit

title: decurrerit


text: decurrerimus

title: decurrerimus


text: decurreritis

title: decurreritis


text: decurrerint

title: decurrerint


text: decurreram

title: decurreram


text: decurreras

title: decurreras


text: decurrerat

title: decurrerat


text: decurreramus

title: decurreramus


text: decurreratis

title: decurreratis


text: decurrerant

title: decurrerant


text: decurror

title: decurror


text: decurritur

title: decurritur


text: decurrimur

title: decurrimur


text: decurrimini

title: decurrimini


text: decurruntur

title: decurruntur


text: decurrar

title: decurrar


text: decurretur

title: decurretur


text: decurremur

title: decurremur


text: decurremini

title: decurremini


text: decurrentur

title: decurrentur


text: decurrebar

title: decurrebar


text: decurrebaris

title: decurrebaris


text: decurrebatur

title: decurrebatur


text: decurrebamur

title: decurrebamur


text: decurrebamini

title: decurrebamini


text: decurrebantur

title: decurrebantur


text: decurras

title: decurras


text: decurrat

title: decurrat


text: decurramus

title: decurramus


text: decurratis

title: decurratis


text: decurrant

title: decurrant


text: decurrerem

title: decurrerem


text: decurreres

title: decurreres


text: decurreret

title: decurreret


text: decurreremus

title: decurreremus


text: decurreretis

title: decurreretis


text: decurrerent

title: decurrerent


text: decurrerim

title: decurrerim


text: decurrissem

title: decurrissem


text: decurrisses

title: decurrisses


text: decurrisset

title: decurrisset


text: decurrissemus

title: decurrissemus


text: decurrissetis

title: decurrissetis


text: decurrissent

title: decurrissent


text: decurraris

title: decurraris


text: decurratur

title: decurratur


text: decurramur

title: decurramur


text: decurramini

title: decurramini


text: decurrantur

title: decurrantur


text: decurrerer

title: decurrerer


text: decurrereris

title: decurrereris


text: decurreretur

title: decurreretur


text: decurreremur

title: decurreremur


text: decurreremini

title: decurreremini


text: decurrerentur

title: decurrerentur


text: decurre

title: decurre


text: decurrito

title: decurrito


text: decurrite

title: decurrite


text: decurritote

title: decurritote


text: decurrunto

title: decurrunto


text: decurrere

title: decurrere


text: decurritor

title: decurritor


text: decurruntor

title: decurruntor


text: decurrisse

title: decurrisse


text:
decursio

Etymology
From, from , from , from. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) running or flowing down
 * 2) raid, inroad, manœuvre, military exercise, evolution, a descent, hostile attack
 * 1) raid, inroad, manœuvre, military exercise, evolution, a descent, hostile attack
 * 1) raid, inroad, manœuvre, military exercise, evolution, a descent, hostile attack

title: decursio


text: decursiones

title: decursiones


text: decursionis

title: decursionis


text:
-side

Etymology
From.

title: -side


text: decursionum

title: decursionum


text: decursioni

title: decursioni


text: decursionibus

title: decursionibus


text: decursionem

title: decursionem


text: decursione

title: decursione


text:
decumanus

Adjective

 * 1)  tenth; of the tenth
 * 2) concerned with or relating to tithes or the collection of tithes
 * 3) concerned with or relating to the tenth cohort or legion

Noun

 * 1) a tithe farmer or collector
 * 2) a street that ran east–west in a Roman town or military camp
 * 3)  a type of priest in northern Italy, later specifically in, who originally acted as papal missionaries

title: decumanus


text: decumana

title: decumana


text: decumanum

title: decumanum


text: decumanae

title: decumanae


text: decumanorum

title: decumanorum


text: decumanarum

title: decumanarum


text: decumanis

title: decumanis


text: decumanam

title: decumanam


text: decumanos

title: decumanos


text: decumanas

title: decumanas


text: decumane

title: decumane


text:
fichetmad

Adjective

 * 1) twentieth

title: fichetmad


text:
decurio

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to divide into decuriae

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) decurion
 * 2) foreman

title: decurio


text: decuriones

title: decuriones


text: decurionis

title: decurionis


text: decurionum

title: decurionum


text: decurionibus

title: decurionibus


text: decurionem

title: decurionem


text:
feedoo

Etymology
From. Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  twentieth

title: feedoo


text:
dediticius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) surrendered
 * 2) capitulated

Noun

 * 1) prisoner of war
 * 2) captive (who has surrendered)

title: dediticius


text: dediticia

title: dediticia


text: dediticium

title: dediticium


text: dediticii

title: dediticii


text: dediticiae

title: dediticiae


text: dediticiorum

title: dediticiorum


text: dediticiarum

title: dediticiarum


text: dediticio

title: dediticio


text: dediticiis

title: dediticiis


text: dediticiam

title: dediticiam


text: dediticios

title: dediticios


text: dediticias

title: dediticias


text: dediticie

title: dediticie


text: deditura

title: deditura


text: dediturum

title: dediturum


text: dedituri

title: dedituri


text: dediturae

title: dediturae


text: dediturorum

title: dediturorum


text: dediturarum

title: dediturarum


text: dedituro

title: dedituro


text: dedituris

title: dedituris


text: dedituram

title: dedituram


text: dedituros

title: dedituros


text: dedituras

title: dedituras


text: dediture

title: dediture


text:
deducendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be escorted or led away etc.

title: deducendus


text: deducenda

title: deducenda


text: deducendum

title: deducendum


text: deducendi

title: deducendi


text: deducendae

title: deducendae


text: deducendorum

title: deducendorum


text: deducendarum

title: deducendarum


text: deducendis

title: deducendis


text: deducendam

title: deducendam


text: deducendos

title: deducendos


text: deducendas

title: deducendas


text: deducende

title: deducende


text:
deducens

Etymology
Active present participle of

Participle

 * 1) leading away etc.

title: deducens


text: deducentes

title: deducentes


text: deducentia

title: deducentia


text: deducentis

title: deducentis


text: deducentium

title: deducentium


text: deducenti

title: deducenti


text: deducentibus

title: deducentibus


text: deducentem

title: deducentem


text:
Template talk:roa-oit

Link
There's not much point this linking to, since there is no such Wikipedia page. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 11:47, 4 November 2010 (UTC)
 * That's why it doesn't. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:49, 4 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Actually it does. Drat. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:51, 4 November 2010 (UTC)
 * I've redirected Old Italian. There's a way to bypass that redirect, I just can't remember what it is. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:07, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Template talk:roa-oit


text: Citations:Old Portuguese

title: Citations:Old Portuguese


text:
deducta

Etymology
From the feminine substantivation of. Probably through the clipping of a set phrase in the like of "dēducta pars" (deducted part).

Noun

 * 1) part deducted from one's heritage, inheritance deduction

title: deducta


text: deducti

title: deducti


text: deductae

title: deductae


text: deductorum

title: deductorum


text: deductarum

title: deductarum


text: deducto

title: deducto


text: deductis

title: deductis


text: deductam

title: deductam


text: deductos

title: deductos


text: deductas

title: deductas


text: deducte

title: deducte


text:
kyudo

Etymology
, from 弓 (kjuwng "bow") + 道 (dáu "Way").

Noun

 * 1) A Japanese form of archery.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 弓道
 * Mandarin: 弓道
 * Finnish: kyudo
 * French:
 * German:, Kyūdō
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Russian: кю́до, кюдо́

Etymology
Borrowed from Japanese.

Noun

 * 1) kyudo Japanese archery

title: kyudo


text:
tree-ghuillagagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) three-leaved

title: tree-ghuillagagh


text:
tree-mairagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) tridactyl

title: tree-mairagh


text:
tree-meir

Adjective

 * 1) tridactyl

title: tree-meir


text: tree-vairagh

title: tree-vairagh


text:
tree-queeyllagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) three-wheel

Noun

 * 1) tricycle

title: tree-queeyllagh


text:
promiskuøs

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) promiscuous indiscriminate in choice of sexual partners

title: promiskuøs


text: Category:Greek passive verbs

title: Category:Greek passive verbs


text:
Category:Greek deponent verbs

Fundamental » All languages » Greek » Lemmas » Verbs » Deponent verbs

title: Category:Greek deponent verbs


text:
visning

Noun

 * 1) show, display (an event where something is shown)
 * 2)  view, hit

title: visning


text:
eontr

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬), oblique of  (compare 🇨🇬), from pre-Celtic, from ,  (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, dialectal German ).

Noun

 * 1) uncle

title: eontr


text:
redovisning

Noun

 * 1) accounting, (annual) report

title: redovisning


text: eontred

title: eontred


text:
satsning

Noun

 * 1) a going for (to go for something), an investment (in), a bet (on)

Usage notes
See as well. This is just a satsa-ing, with the expected meaning.

title: satsning


text:
nedbrytning

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (biological) decomposition

title: nedbrytning


text: moerebed

title: moerebed


text:
finansiering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) financing, funding

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) financing, funding

Noun

 * 1) financing, funding

title: finansiering


text:
amnair

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬), from  (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, dialectal German, ).

Noun

 * 1) maternal uncle
 * amnair bráthair máthar auunculus
 * amnair bráthair máthar auunculus

Inflection
Only the lemma form is attested, but it is likely to have followed the declension pattern of and.

title: amnair


text:
planering

Noun

 * 1) planning

title: planering


text:
registrering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) registration
 * 2) recording

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) registration
 * 2) recording

Noun

 * 1) registration

title: registrering


text:
registrera

Verb

 * 1) to register

title: registrera


text:
占卜

Verb

 * 1) to divine; to practice divination

Etymology
. Date of borrowing unknown. Compare modern 🇨🇬.

title: 占卜


text:
so-hyndaa

Adjective

 * 1) versatile

title: so-hyndaa


text: 占据

title: 占据


text:
tree-ennymagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) trinomial

title: tree-ennymagh


text:
so-yannoo

Adjective

 * 1) practicable

title: so-yannoo


text:
佔據

Verb

 * 1) to occupy; to hold

title: 佔據


text: 占據

title: 占據


text:
yl-heelreeagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) multiparous

title: yl-heelreeagh


text:
yl-aalagh

Adjective

 * 1) multiparous

title: yl-aalagh


text:
aalagh

Noun

 * 1) young, farrow
 * 2) incubation

title: aalagh


text:
-wich

Etymology 1
From, from , an early borrowing from , from.

Latin cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, from 🇨🇬 of the same Proto-Indo-European root. Cognate to 🇨🇬, and may replace it in borrowings. A related form with similar origin is 🇨🇬.

Suffix

 * 1)  Village; settlement; hamlet; trading centre.

Etymology 2
From.

Suffix

 * 1)  Brine spring; well.

Suffix

 * 1)  Sandwich.

title: -wich


text:
atypiquement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) atypically in a way which is not typical

title: atypiquement


text:
yl-vessagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  polycarpic

title: yl-vessagh


text: noun clauses

title: noun clauses


text:
treeaght

Noun

 * 1) trinity

title: treeaght


text:
Talk:megamillion

Refs
Can we get a reference for this? It would be nice since it isn't actually logical. Mega = 1,000,000 & million = 1,000,000 so multiplying you get 1,000,000,000,000 ... or is this your short scale megamillion (... or should it be a million to the million (... or a thousand to the million and one for the short scalers))? Jimp 13:49, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

 * It doesn't come from the prefix mega- but from concatenation with the informal word mega. Thus the word means "a great number of millions", and cannot be assigned any particular value.  Why can't we just correct the entry?    D b f  i  r  s   13:19, 22 December 2011 (UTC)

RFV
This word doesn't seem to be etymologically correct ... since mega- means 106 and million also means 106, "megamillion" should mean 1012, but this article defines it as 109. Lunaibis 03:26, 22 December 2011 (UTC)
 * Yes, logically a million million, but the word is not used in either sense, and has no support from International System of Units. I suggest that we just change the definition to the informal sense of many millions.  There is no lack of usages, but none with the claimed meaning.  I think someone just made it up.    D b f  i  r  s   13:12, 22 December 2011 (UTC)
 * (... later ...) I've added the noun sense that has clear usage.  Please adjust this as you think appropriate.  May we delete the numeral sense as a misunderstanding?    D b f  i  r  s   13:34, 22 December 2011 (UTC)
 * Yeah, I think that would be the best course of action. Lunaibis 00:42, 28 December 2011 (UTC)
 * It means many millions, or better jackpot (in millions) than other lottery gamesLucifer 00:54, 3 January 2012 (UTC)
 * Thanks. The entry seems accurate now.    D b f  i  r  s   17:42, 4 February 2012 (UTC)
 * Resolved. - -sche (discuss) 07:36, 13 March 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:megamillion


text:
defatigo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to tire out or exhaust
 * 2)  to lose heart or be discouraged
 * 1)  to lose heart or be discouraged

title: defatigo


text: defatigas

title: defatigas


text: defatigat

title: defatigat


text: defatigamus

title: defatigamus


text: defatigatis

title: defatigatis


text: defatigant

title: defatigant


text: defatigabo

title: defatigabo


text: defatigabis

title: defatigabis


text: defatigabit

title: defatigabit


text: defatigabimus

title: defatigabimus


text: defatigabitis

title: defatigabitis


text: defatigabunt

title: defatigabunt


text: defatigabam

title: defatigabam


text: defatigabas

title: defatigabas


text: defatigabat

title: defatigabat


text: defatigabamus

title: defatigabamus


text: defatigabatis

title: defatigabatis


text: defatigabant

title: defatigabant


text: defatigavi

title: defatigavi


text: defatigavisti

title: defatigavisti


text: defatigavit

title: defatigavit


text: defatigavimus

title: defatigavimus


text: defatigavistis

title: defatigavistis


text: defatigaverunt

title: defatigaverunt


text: defatigavero

title: defatigavero


text: defatigaveris

title: defatigaveris


text: defatigaverit

title: defatigaverit


text: defatigaverimus

title: defatigaverimus


text: defatigaveritis

title: defatigaveritis


text: defatigaverint

title: defatigaverint


text: defatigaveram

title: defatigaveram


text: defatigaveras

title: defatigaveras


text: defatigaverat

title: defatigaverat


text: defatigaveramus

title: defatigaveramus


text: defatigaveratis

title: defatigaveratis


text: defatigaverant

title: defatigaverant


text: defatigor

title: defatigor


text: defatigaris

title: defatigaris


text: defatigatur

title: defatigatur


text: defatigamur

title: defatigamur


text: defatigamini

title: defatigamini


text: defatigantur

title: defatigantur


text: defatigabor

title: defatigabor


text: defatigaberis

title: defatigaberis


text: defatigabitur

title: defatigabitur


text: defatigabimur

title: defatigabimur


text: defatigabimini

title: defatigabimini


text: defatigabuntur

title: defatigabuntur


text: defatigabar

title: defatigabar


text: defatigabaris

title: defatigabaris


text: defatigabatur

title: defatigabatur


text: defatigabamur

title: defatigabamur


text: defatigabamini

title: defatigabamini


text: defatigabantur

title: defatigabantur


text: defatigem

title: defatigem


text: defatiges

title: defatiges


text: defatiget

title: defatiget


text: defatigemus

title: defatigemus


text: defatigetis

title: defatigetis


text: defatigent

title: defatigent


text: defatigarem

title: defatigarem


text: defatigares

title: defatigares


text: defatigaret

title: defatigaret


text: defatigaremus

title: defatigaremus


text: defatigaretis

title: defatigaretis


text: defatigarent

title: defatigarent


text: defatigaverim

title: defatigaverim


text: defatigavissem

title: defatigavissem


text: defatigavisses

title: defatigavisses


text: defatigavisset

title: defatigavisset


text: defatigavissemus

title: defatigavissemus


text: defatigavissetis

title: defatigavissetis


text: defatigavissent

title: defatigavissent


text: defatiger

title: defatiger


text: defatigeris

title: defatigeris


text: defatigetur

title: defatigetur


text: defatigemur

title: defatigemur


text: defatigemini

title: defatigemini


text: defatigentur

title: defatigentur


text: defatigarer

title: defatigarer


text: defatigareris

title: defatigareris


text: defatigaretur

title: defatigaretur


text: defatigaremur

title: defatigaremur


text: defatigaremini

title: defatigaremini


text: defatigarentur

title: defatigarentur


text: defatiga

title: defatiga


text: defatigato

title: defatigato


text: defatigatote

title: defatigatote


text: defatiganto

title: defatiganto


text: defatigare

title: defatigare


text: defatigator

title: defatigator


text: defatigantor

title: defatigantor


text: defatigavisse

title: defatigavisse


text: defatigari

title: defatigari


text:
defatigatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) exhausted
 * 2) discouraged

title: defatigatus


text:
gumbe

Noun

 * 1) A style of music from Guinea-Bissau which is primarily vocal and percussive.

title: gumbe


text:
defectio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) defection, desertion
 * 2) rebellion, revolt (of a city)
 * 3) failing, failure, deficiency, want, disappearance, decline
 * 4) eclipse
 * 5) ellipsis
 * 6) a fainting spell, failure of energy or stamina
 * 1) eclipse
 * 2) ellipsis
 * 3) a fainting spell, failure of energy or stamina

title: defectio


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title: defectiones


text: defectionis

title: defectionis


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title: defectionum


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title: defectioni


text: defectionibus

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text:
Talk:capite

Latin
What does "capite censi" mean? It referred to the proletariat of ancient Rome. 81.68.255.36 14:02, 4 November 2010 (UTC)
 * In that phrase, capite is the ablative singular of, and censi is the genitive of . It is roughly "head/top of the census/register".  I assume this is because they were listed before others in the census register. --EncycloPetey 23:09, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:capite


text: defatigata

title: defatigata


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title: defatigatos


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text:
defatigatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) weariness, fatigue
 * 2) exhaustion

title: defatigatio


text: defatigationes

title: defatigationes


text: defatigationis

title: defatigationis


text: defatigationum

title: defatigationum


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title: defetigemus


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title: defetigavissetis


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title: defetiger


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title: defetigeris


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title: defetigetur


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title: defetigarer


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title: defetigaretur


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title: defetigaremur


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title: defetigaremini


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title: defetigarentur


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title: defetiga


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title: defetigato


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title: defetigate


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title: defetiganto


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title: defetigare


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title: defetigator


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title: defetigantor


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title: defetigari


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text:
defigo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to stick or thrust (a weapon)
 * 2) to fix, plant or embed
 * 3) to attach or fasten, affix
 * 4) to bewitch or enchant (by sticking pins in a model)
 * 5) to focus (eyes or thoughts)
 * 6) to dumbfound or astonish, stupefy
 * 7) to fix with a glance
 * 1) to focus (eyes or thoughts)
 * 2) to dumbfound or astonish, stupefy
 * 3) to fix with a glance
 * 1) to fix with a glance

title: defigo


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title: defigebamur


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title: defigebamini


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title: defigebantur


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title: defigerer


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title: defigeretur


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title: defigeremur


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title: defigerentur


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title: defigito


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title: defigitote


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title: defigunto


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title: defigere


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title: defigitor


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title: defiguntor


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text:
defixus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) stuck, thrust (weapon)
 * 2) fastened, having been fastened
 * 3) attached, having been attached
 * 4) bewitched, having been bewitched
 * 5) focused, having been focused
 * 6) dumbfounded, having been dumbfounded
 * 1) dumbfounded, having been dumbfounded

title: defixus


text:
hellaciously

Adverb

 * 1) In a hellacious manner

title: hellaciously


text: proponoj

title: proponoj


text: prosperon

title: prosperon


text: defixa

title: defixa


text: propraĵoj

title: propraĵoj


text: defixae

title: defixae


text: defixorum

title: defixorum


text: defixarum

title: defixarum


text: defixo

title: defixo


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title: defixis


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title: defixam


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title: defixos


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title: defixas


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title: defixe


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title: proponon


text: propraĵon

title: propraĵon


text: proponojn

title: proponojn


text: propraĵojn

title: propraĵojn


text: defore

title: defore


text: protestoj

title: protestoj


text: proteston

title: proteston


text: protestojn

title: protestojn


text:
אחווה

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) brotherhood, camaraderie, fraternity, guild

title: אחווה


text:
aspirada

Noun

 * 1) aspirate

title: aspirada


text: aspirados

title: aspirados


text: aspiradas

title: aspiradas


text:
titolo di prim'ordine

Noun

 * 1) gilt-edged security, first-rate security

title: titolo di prim'ordine


text: Category:Scottish Gaelic terms prefixed with ioma-


text:
algebra lineare

Noun

 * 1) linear algebra

title: algebra lineare


text:
scai

Etymology
Either from /  (although difficult on phonetic grounds) or more likely from a  (later reduced to ), from. Cf. Spanish, Portuguese. Less likely from Greek.

Noun

 * 1) thistle
 * 2) Velcro

title: scai


text:
User talk:Markyza

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title: User talk:Markyza


text:
spinus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thorn-bush, black-thorn, sloe-tree

Descendants
See also spīna

 * Balkan Romance:
 * Italo-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Rhaeto-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:

title: spinus


text:
spinos

Etymology
From, possibly corresponding to. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) spiny, thorny
 * 2)  difficult, painful, ticklish

title: spinos


text:
User talk:Kihoiu

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Welcome!

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Romanian verbs
We don't use the 'a' forms here - in English we have walk, not to walk. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:28, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Kihoiu


text:
spagnoleta

Noun

 * 1)  peanut

title: spagnoleta


text:
nusch

Etymology
From, accusative singular of.

Noun

 * 1)  nut, walnut

title: nusch


text:
nousch

Etymology
From, accusative singular of.

Noun

 * 1)  nut, walnut

title: nousch


text: Category:rm:Nuts

title: Category:rm:Nuts


text:
nitschoula

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬; cf. also French.

Noun

 * 1)  hazelnut

title: nitschoula


text:
nitschola

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬; cf. also French.

Noun

 * 1)  hazelnut

title: nitschola


text: tabaichean

title: tabaichean


text:
undeterredly

Adverb

 * 1) Not deterred.

title: undeterredly


text:
ratatiné

Adjective

 * 1) shrivelled, wizened

title: ratatiné


text:
deiciendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be thrown etc.
 * 2) which is to be dislodged
 * 3) which is to be killed

title: deiciendus


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/bt-2010-11/User:JackBot2

User:JackBot for bot status

 * Nomination: I hereby request the Bot flag for User:JackBot, a second time, for some different purposes:
 * Like I wrote, to fix the double redirections with redirect.py (this wasn't supposed to flood the RC, however today it did).
 * Eventually autoformat the RC, or the many different requests of WT:GP after a clear consensus (like I used to do on the French wikis, you can notice that I've published around twenty 100 lines Python scripts overthere in the two last months). JackPotte 16:22, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

 * Vote ends: 23:59 11 November 2010 (UTC) 23:59 18 November 2010 (UTC), extending as what not announced on the Beer Parlour, and has thus almost no input
 * Vote started: 16:22, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

Support

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support JackPotte 15:23, 11 November 2010 (UTC) I'm the proposer. JackPotte 15:23, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Mglovesfun (talk) 13:14, 11 November 2010 (UTC) I've been critical of JackPotte before, which I don't regret, but I feel he's come on massively as an editor. Also JackBot is the French equivalent of AutoFormat, such as this. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:14, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
 * 3) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support The uſer hight Bogorm converſation 13:35, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
 * 4) Conditional [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] — I support the bot flag if it will be used for fixing double redirects only. I do not support use as an autoformatter, as no details have been given. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:20, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
 * 5) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support. Seems harmlessly useful. bd2412 T 18:15, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
 * 6) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Ivan Štambuk 18:20, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Technically I'm too late to vote, but I [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] support the fixing of double redirects by this bot. --Yair rand (talk) 00:38, 21 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Technically I'm too late to vote, but I [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] support the fixing of double redirects by this bot. --Yair rand (talk) 00:38, 21 November 2010 (UTC)

Oppose

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose   does not seem mature enough yet. -- Prince Kassad 16:44, 4 November 2010 (UTC)
 * I must also be able to increase the number of the French conjugations which you've deplored yesterday on the IRC. JackPotte 14:52, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose  EncycloPetey 18:54, 12 November 2010 (UTC) I don't understand the stated purpose of the bot.  I understand about fixing double redirects, but what does "autoformat the RC" mean?  "RC" is "Recent Changes", so what exactly is the bot supposed to be doing with the recent changes? Without clarification of the bot's purpose, I have to oppose its implementation. A bot request should make it perfectly clear what the function of the bot is to be, so that we'll know whether it's functioning correctly.  There should also be test edits to demonstrate the intended function, but I see no test edits demonstrating "autoformat the RC", only the correction of double redirects.  --EncycloPetey 18:54, 12 November 2010 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose per EncycloPetey. I see three stated purposes of the bot: (a) fix the double redirections with redirect.py; (b) autoformat pages using Robert Ullman's User:AutoFormat as a model; (c) many different requests of WT:GP after a clear consensus. For the purpose (b), there are no test edits. The purpose (c) is wholly unspecific; it says that the bot can be used for any purpose whatsoever for which a bot could be used. --Dan Polansky 08:42, 13 November 2010 (UTC)
 * At the present moment I would classify the Autoformat function into the complex ones to vote into the Grease Pit after some different tests. Idem for the French conjugation. JackPotte 14:58, 13 November 2010 (UTC)

Decision

 * Fails. 5–4 for botting for tasks including autoformatting, a failure due to no consensus. Botting for fixing redirects is 6–3, which was recently considered a failure due to no consensus also.
 * The first could be interpreted as 5-3 since msh did not explicitly say he would oppose, but this is still no consensus. I'm also not happy with evaluating 6-3 as failure although I'm sure it would be much more productive for the operator to bring this around again after taking the above comments into consideration. DAVilla 03:39, 3 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I was sure that I had brought it... It's up to you. JackPotte 11:31, 5 December 2010 (UTC)


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title: deicienda


text: deiciendum

title: deiciendum


text: deiciendi

title: deiciendi


text: deiciendae

title: deiciendae


text: deiciendorum

title: deiciendorum


text: deiciendarum

title: deiciendarum


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title: deiciendo


text: deiciendis

title: deiciendis


text: deiciendam

title: deiciendam


text: deiciendos

title: deiciendos


text: deiciendas

title: deiciendas


text: deiciende

title: deiciende


text:
ostoslista

Noun

 * 1) shopping list
 * 2) grocery list

title: ostoslista


text: dejectus

title: dejectus


text: deiectui

title: deiectui


text: deiectu

title: deiectu


text: deiectuum

title: deiectuum


text: deiectibus

title: deiectibus


text: dejectui

title: dejectui


text: dejectum

title: dejectum


text: dejectu

title: dejectu


text: dejectuum

title: dejectuum


text: dejectibus

title: dejectibus


text:
Talk:with bated breath

Perhaps because the origin of this phrase has become obscure, in my circles at least it is used almost exclusively in sarcasm. Whether that's a sign that it is likely to disappear from the language soon, or take on the opposite meaning, I'm not sure. -- Kevin Saff 16:38, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

 * What about the possibility that the fitting spelling is "baited"? Thus the meaning resides in anticipation of a strike by the "fish," baited breath representing the allurement and sense of enticement before success is achieved. Rammer (talk) 18:25, 4 March 2013 (UTC)

 * It's not bait but bate. See the verb at bate: "To reduce the force of something; to abate." Equinox ◑ 18:31, 4 March 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:with bated breath


text: deiecta

title: deiecta


text: deiecti

title: deiecti


text: deiectae

title: deiectae


text: deiectorum

title: deiectorum


text: deiectarum

title: deiectarum


text: deiecto

title: deiecto


text: deiectis

title: deiectis


text: deiectam

title: deiectam


text: deiectos

title: deiectos


text: deiectas

title: deiectas


text: deiecte

title: deiecte


text:
dejecta

Etymology
From, neuter plural of , past participle of.

Noun

 * 1)  any liquid or solid waste matter that is emanated, shed or discharged from the body.  Dejecta include urine, faeces, sputum, pus, mucus, skin sloughing, lochia; their discharge can be nasal, aural, by expectoration, urethral, vaginal and so on.
 * 2) Especially, excrements

Translations

 * French:
 * German:
 * Italian:

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to deject

title: dejecta


text: dejecti

title: dejecti


text: dejectae

title: dejectae


text: dejectorum

title: dejectorum


text: dejectarum

title: dejectarum


text: dejecto

title: dejecto


text: dejectis

title: dejectis


text: dejectam

title: dejectam


text: dejectos

title: dejectos


text: dejectas

title: dejectas


text: dejecte

title: dejecte


text: delatae

title: delatae


text: delatorum

title: delatorum


text: delatarum

title: delatarum


text: delatis

title: delatis


text: delatam

title: delatam


text: delatos

title: delatos


text:
laudă

Etymology
From or from, accusative of , from the  root , , from.

Noun

 * 1) praise, glory
 * 2) commendation, compliments
 * 1) commendation, compliments

title: laudă


text:
deligo

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to pick off, pluck off; to cull
 * 2) to choose or select
 * 3) to enroll, levy
 * 1) to enroll, levy
 * 1) to enroll, levy

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) to bind or tie together or up
 * 2) to bandage
 * 1) to bandage
 * 1) to bandage

title: deligo


text:
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 * Strong delete. No use whatsoever. —CodeCat 18:40, 1 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Deleted. Mglovesfun (talk) 19:45, 1 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Template talk:basictable


text:
deliberat

Adjective

 * 1) deliberate, intentional

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) deliberate

title: deliberat


text: deliberamus

title: deliberamus


text: deliberatis

title: deliberatis


text:
deliberant

Noun

 * 1)  A person who deliberates

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) deliberative

title: deliberant


text: tocum

title: tocum


text: deliberabo

title: deliberabo


text: deliberabis

title: deliberabis


text: deliberabit

title: deliberabit


text: deliberabimus

title: deliberabimus


text: deliberabitis

title: deliberabitis


text: deliberabunt

title: deliberabunt


text: deliberabam

title: deliberabam


text: deliberabat

title: deliberabat


text: deliberabamus

title: deliberabamus


text: deliberabatis

title: deliberabatis


text: deliberabant

title: deliberabant


text: deliberavisti

title: deliberavisti


text: deliberavit

title: deliberavit


text: deliberavimus

title: deliberavimus


text: deliberavistis

title: deliberavistis


text: deliberaverunt

title: deliberaverunt


text: deliberavero

title: deliberavero


text: deliberaveris

title: deliberaveris


text: deliberaverit

title: deliberaverit


text: deliberaverimus

title: deliberaverimus


text: deliberaveritis

title: deliberaveritis


text: deliberaverint

title: deliberaverint


text: deliberaveram

title: deliberaveram


text: deliberaveras

title: deliberaveras


text: deliberaverat

title: deliberaverat


text: deliberaveramus

title: deliberaveramus


text: deliberaveratis

title: deliberaveratis


text: deliberaverant

title: deliberaverant


text: deliberor

title: deliberor


text: deliberaris

title: deliberaris


text: deliberatur

title: deliberatur


text: deliberamur

title: deliberamur


text: deliberamini

title: deliberamini


text: deliberantur

title: deliberantur


text: deliberabor

title: deliberabor


text: deliberaberis

title: deliberaberis


text: deliberabitur

title: deliberabitur


text: deliberabimur

title: deliberabimur


text: deliberabimini

title: deliberabimini


text: deliberabuntur

title: deliberabuntur


text: deliberabar

title: deliberabar


text: deliberabaris

title: deliberabaris


text: deliberabatur

title: deliberabatur


text: deliberabamur

title: deliberabamur


text: deliberabamini

title: deliberabamini


text: deliberabantur

title: deliberabantur


text: deliberem

title: deliberem


text: deliberet

title: deliberet


text: deliberemus

title: deliberemus


text: deliberetis

title: deliberetis


text: deliberent

title: deliberent


text: deliberarem

title: deliberarem


text: deliberaret

title: deliberaret


text: deliberaremus

title: deliberaremus


text: deliberaretis

title: deliberaretis


text: deliberarent

title: deliberarent


text: deliberaverim

title: deliberaverim


text: deliberavissem

title: deliberavissem


text: deliberavisses

title: deliberavisses


text: deliberavisset

title: deliberavisset


text: deliberavissemus

title: deliberavissemus


text: deliberavissetis

title: deliberavissetis


text: deliberavissent

title: deliberavissent


text:
labyrinth seal

Noun

 * 1) A type of mechanical seal that provides a tortuous path to help prevent leakage.

Translations

 * Catalan:

title: labyrinth seal


text:
deliberer

Verb

 * 1) to deliberate consider, think about

title: deliberer


text: delibereris

title: delibereris


text: deliberetur

title: deliberetur


text: deliberemur

title: deliberemur


text: deliberemini

title: deliberemini


text: deliberentur

title: deliberentur


text: deliberarer

title: deliberarer


text: deliberareris

title: deliberareris


text: deliberaretur

title: deliberaretur


text: deliberaremur

title: deliberaremur


text: deliberaremini

title: deliberaremini


text: deliberarentur

title: deliberarentur


text: deliberatote

title: deliberatote


text: deliberanto

title: deliberanto


text: deliberantor

title: deliberantor


text: deliberavisse

title: deliberavisse


text: deliberari

title: deliberari


text:
delibro

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to peel rind or bark

title: delibro


text: delibras

title: delibras


text: delibrat

title: delibrat


text: delibramus

title: delibramus


text: delibratis

title: delibratis


text: delibrant

title: delibrant


text: delibrabo

title: delibrabo


text: delibrabis

title: delibrabis


text: delibrabit

title: delibrabit


text: delibrabimus

title: delibrabimus


text: delibrabitis

title: delibrabitis


text: delibrabunt

title: delibrabunt


text: delibrabam

title: delibrabam


text: delibrabas

title: delibrabas


text: delibrabat

title: delibrabat


text: delibrabamus

title: delibrabamus


text: delibrabatis

title: delibrabatis


text: delibrabant

title: delibrabant


text: delibravi

title: delibravi


text: delibravisti

title: delibravisti


text: delibravit

title: delibravit


text: delibravimus

title: delibravimus


text: delibravistis

title: delibravistis


text: delibraverunt

title: delibraverunt


text: delibravero

title: delibravero


text: delibraveris

title: delibraveris


text: delibraverit

title: delibraverit


text: delibraverimus

title: delibraverimus


text: delibraveritis

title: delibraveritis


text: delibraverint

title: delibraverint


text: delibraveram

title: delibraveram


text: delibraveras

title: delibraveras


text: delibraverat

title: delibraverat


text: delibraveramus

title: delibraveramus


text: delibraveratis

title: delibraveratis


text: delibraverant

title: delibraverant


text: delibror

title: delibror


text: delibraris

title: delibraris


text: delibratur

title: delibratur


text: delibramur

title: delibramur


text: delibramini

title: delibramini


text: delibrantur

title: delibrantur


text: delibrabor

title: delibrabor


text: delibraberis

title: delibraberis


text: delibrabitur

title: delibrabitur


text: delibrabimur

title: delibrabimur


text: delibrabimini

title: delibrabimini


text: delibrabuntur

title: delibrabuntur


text: delibrabar

title: delibrabar


text: delibrabaris

title: delibrabaris


text: delibrabatur

title: delibrabatur


text: delibrabamur

title: delibrabamur


text: delibrabamini

title: delibrabamini


text: delibrabantur

title: delibrabantur


text: delibrem

title: delibrem


text: delibres

title: delibres


text: delibret

title: delibret


text: delibremus

title: delibremus


text: delibretis

title: delibretis


text: delibrent

title: delibrent


text: delibrarem

title: delibrarem


text: delibrares

title: delibrares


text: delibraret

title: delibraret


text: delibraremus

title: delibraremus


text: delibraretis

title: delibraretis


text: delibrarent

title: delibrarent


text: delibraverim

title: delibraverim


text: delibravissem

title: delibravissem


text: delibravisses

title: delibravisses


text: delibravisset

title: delibravisset


text: delibravissemus

title: delibravissemus


text: delibravissetis

title: delibravissetis


text: delibravissent

title: delibravissent


text:
delibrer

Verb

 * 1) To deliberate

title: delibrer


text: delibreris

title: delibreris


text: delibretur

title: delibretur


text: delibremur

title: delibremur


text: delibremini

title: delibremini


text: delibrentur

title: delibrentur


text: delibrarer

title: delibrarer


text: delibrareris

title: delibrareris


text: delibraretur

title: delibraretur


text: delibraremur

title: delibraremur


text: delibraremini

title: delibraremini


text: delibrarentur

title: delibrarentur


text: delibra

title: delibra


text: delibrato

title: delibrato


text:
delibrate

Etymology
, past participle of.

title: delibrate


text: delibratote

title: delibratote


text: delibranto

title: delibranto


text: delibrare

title: delibrare


text: delibrator

title: delibrator


text: delibrantor

title: delibrantor


text: delibravisse

title: delibravisse


text: delibrari

title: delibrari


text:
deliberandus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be considered

title: deliberandus


text: deliberanda

title: deliberanda


text: deliberandum

title: deliberandum


text: deliberandi

title: deliberandi


text: deliberandae

title: deliberandae


text: deliberandorum

title: deliberandorum


text: deliberandarum

title: deliberandarum


text: deliberandis

title: deliberandis


text: deliberandam

title: deliberandam


text: deliberandos

title: deliberandos


text: deliberandas

title: deliberandas


text: deliberande

title: deliberande


text:
elastoplasticity

Noun

 * 1)  The condition of showing both elastic and plastic properties, typically as a result of being stretched beyond an elastic limit

Related terms

 * elastoplastically
 * elastoplastically

Translations

 * Italian:

title: elastoplasticity


text:
photoimpedance

Noun

 * 1)  impedance that varies depending on the amount of incident light

title: photoimpedance


text: ぼうや

title: ぼうや


text: joulukuusta

title: joulukuusta


text: kuusta

title: kuusta


text:
deportat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) deportee

title: deportat


text: deportamus

title: deportamus


text: deportatis

title: deportatis


text: deportant

title: deportant


text: deportabo

title: deportabo


text: deportabis

title: deportabis


text: deportabit

title: deportabit


text: deportabimus

title: deportabimus


text: deportabitis

title: deportabitis


text: deportabunt

title: deportabunt


text: deportabam

title: deportabam


text: deportabat

title: deportabat


text: deportabamus

title: deportabamus


text: deportabatis

title: deportabatis


text: deportabant

title: deportabant


text: deportavisti

title: deportavisti


text: deportavit

title: deportavit


text: deportavimus

title: deportavimus


text: deportavistis

title: deportavistis


text: deportaverunt

title: deportaverunt


text: deportavero

title: deportavero


text: deportaveris

title: deportaveris


text: deportaverit

title: deportaverit


text: deportaverimus

title: deportaverimus


text: deportaveritis

title: deportaveritis


text: deportaverint

title: deportaverint


text: deportaveram

title: deportaveram


text: deportaveras

title: deportaveras


text: deportaverat

title: deportaverat


text: deportaveramus

title: deportaveramus


text: deportaveratis

title: deportaveratis


text: deportaverant

title: deportaverant


text: deportor

title: deportor


text: deportaris

title: deportaris


text: deportatur

title: deportatur


text: deportamur

title: deportamur


text: deportamini

title: deportamini


text: deportantur

title: deportantur


text: deportabor

title: deportabor


text: deportaberis

title: deportaberis


text: deportabitur

title: deportabitur


text: deportabimur

title: deportabimur


text: deportabimini

title: deportabimini


text: deportabuntur

title: deportabuntur


text: deportabar

title: deportabar


text: deportabaris

title: deportabaris


text: deportabatur

title: deportabatur


text: deportabamur

title: deportabamur


text: deportabamini

title: deportabamini


text: deportabantur

title: deportabantur


text: deportem

title: deportem


text: deportet

title: deportet


text: deportemus

title: deportemus


text: deportetis

title: deportetis


text: deportent

title: deportent


text: deportarem

title: deportarem


text: deportaret

title: deportaret


text: deportaremus

title: deportaremus


text: deportaretis

title: deportaretis


text: deportarent

title: deportarent


text: deportaverim

title: deportaverim


text: deportavissem

title: deportavissem


text: deportavisses

title: deportavisses


text: deportavisset

title: deportavisset


text: deportavissemus

title: deportavissemus


text: deportavissetis

title: deportavissetis


text: deportavissent

title: deportavissent


text: deporteris

title: deporteris


text: deportetur

title: deportetur


text: deportemur

title: deportemur


text: deportemini

title: deportemini


text: deportentur

title: deportentur


text: deportarer

title: deportarer


text: deportareris

title: deportareris


text: deportaretur

title: deportaretur


text: deportaremur

title: deportaremur


text: deportaremini

title: deportaremini


text: deportarentur

title: deportarentur


text: deportatote

title: deportatote


text: deportanto

title: deportanto


text: deportator

title: deportator


text: deportantor

title: deportantor


text: deportavisse

title: deportavisse


text: deportari

title: deportari


text:
坊や

Noun

 * 1) A boy

Synonyms

 * : boy

title: 坊や


text: deprimis

title: deprimis


text: deprimit

title: deprimit


text: deprimimus

title: deprimimus


text: deprimitis

title: deprimitis


text: deprimunt

title: deprimunt


text: deprimam

title: deprimam


text: deprimet

title: deprimet


text: deprimemus

title: deprimemus


text: deprimetis

title: deprimetis


text:
depriment

Etymology
From , present participle of. See.

Adjective

 * 1) Serving to depress.

title: depriment


text: deprimebam

title: deprimebam


text: deprimebas

title: deprimebas


text: deprimebat

title: deprimebat


text: deprimebamus

title: deprimebamus


text: deprimebatis

title: deprimebatis


text: deprimebant

title: deprimebant


text: depressisti

title: depressisti


text: depressit

title: depressit


text: depressimus

title: depressimus


text: depressistis

title: depressistis


text: depresserunt

title: depresserunt


text: bōya

title: bōya


text: depresseris

title: depresseris


text: depresserit

title: depresserit


text: depresserimus

title: depresserimus


text: depresseritis

title: depresseritis


text: depresserint

title: depresserint


text: depresseram

title: depresseram


text: depresseras

title: depresseras


text: depresserat

title: depresserat


text: depresseramus

title: depresseramus


text: depresseratis

title: depresseratis


text: depresserant

title: depresserant


text: deprimor

title: deprimor


text: deprimeris

title: deprimeris


text: deprimitur

title: deprimitur


text: deprimimur

title: deprimimur


text: deprimimini

title: deprimimini


text: deprimuntur

title: deprimuntur


text: deprimar

title: deprimar


text: deprimetur

title: deprimetur


text: deprimemur

title: deprimemur


text: deprimemini

title: deprimemini


text: deprimentur

title: deprimentur


text: deprimebar

title: deprimebar


text: deprimebaris

title: deprimebaris


text: deprimebatur

title: deprimebatur


text: deprimebamur

title: deprimebamur


text: deprimebamini

title: deprimebamini


text: deprimebantur

title: deprimebantur


text:
deprimat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) downcast, despondent, disheartened

title: deprimat


text: deprimamus

title: deprimamus


text: deprimatis

title: deprimatis


text:
deprimant

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) depressing

title: deprimant


text: deprimerem

title: deprimerem


text: deprimeres

title: deprimeres


text: deprimeret

title: deprimeret


text: deprimeremus

title: deprimeremus


text: deprimeretis

title: deprimeretis


text: deprimerent

title: deprimerent


text: depresserim

title: depresserim


text: depressissem

title: depressissem


text: depressisses

title: depressisses


text: depressisset

title: depressisset


text: depressissemus

title: depressissemus


text: depressissetis

title: depressissetis


text: depressissent

title: depressissent


text: deprimaris

title: deprimaris


text: deprimatur

title: deprimatur


text: deprimamur

title: deprimamur


text: deprimamini

title: deprimamini


text: deprimantur

title: deprimantur


text: deprimerer

title: deprimerer


text: deprimereris

title: deprimereris


text: deprimeretur

title: deprimeretur


text: deprimeremur

title: deprimeremur


text: deprimeremini

title: deprimeremini


text: deprimerentur

title: deprimerentur


text: deprimito

title: deprimito


text: deprimite

title: deprimite


text: deprimitote

title: deprimitote


text: deprimunto

title: deprimunto


text: deprimitor

title: deprimitor


text: deprimuntor

title: deprimuntor


text: depressisse

title: depressisse


text:
depressus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) depressed (pressed down)
 * 2) suppressed
 * 3)  sunk, sunken

title: depressus


text: pappas

title: pappas


text:
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text: nalacho

title: nalacho


text: ljusa

title: ljusa


text:
kingo

Adjective

 * 1) wet

title: kingo


text: shukho

title: shukho


text:
dennes

Pronoun

 * 1) this, this one;

title: dennes


text:
stående

Adjective

 * 1) standing
 * 2) permanent, constant

Adjective

 * 1) standing (upright)
 * 2) standing (often recurring, especially of a linguistic expression)

title: stående


text:
سمسم

Etymology
Borrowed from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sesame plant or seed

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) sesame

Noun

 * 1) fox

title: سمسم


text:
provoj

Etymology
Borrowed from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to try; to try out; to try on
 * 2) to prove through testing; to test, to put to the test
 * 1) to prove through testing; to test, to put to the test

title: provoj


text: prunoj

title: prunoj


text: provon

title: provon


text: prunon

title: prunon


text: prunojn

title: prunojn


text: provojn

title: provojn


text: Category:Esperanto terms prefixed with pseŭdo-


text:
-ologo

Etymology
, reinforced by many other languages

Suffix

 * 1) -logist indicates a scientific profession

title: -ologo


text:
raim

Etymology
Inherited from Latin rēmus.

Noun

 * 1) oar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) branch (of a tree, etc.)

title: raim


text: pugtruoj

title: pugtruoj


text: puloj

title: puloj


text: pugtruon

title: pugtruon


text:
pulon

Noun

 * 1) act of winding or coiling something on a spool or its equivalent

title: pulon


text: pugtruojn

title: pugtruojn


text: pulojn

title: pulojn


text: truoj

title: truoj


text: truon

title: truon


text: truojn

title: truojn


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User talk:GiuseppeMassimo/Archive01

latanier
Have you any idea what this French word means? Thanks for the help, Razorflame 20:32, 30 June 2010 (UTC)
 * I was not familiar with the word, but after googling it, I found that according to this dictionary it is a type of fan palms tree of the southern United States and the Caribbean region. There is a photo of it in the French wikipedia. Cheers! GiuseppeMassimo 21:16, 30 June 2010 (UTC)

对不起
If you are going to add etymologies for Mandarin entries, make sure you modify both script forms (simplified and traditional). ---> Tooironic 01:09, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
 * I thought about it but it seems redundant. I personally would merge the simplified and traditional on the same page, since they are nearly identical. An extra section with the stroke order for both versions would suffice, IMHO. GiuseppeMassimo 02:21, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
 * Sorry but we always synchronise content on both script entries. There is no way to merge them as they are actually different entries - 對不起 and 对不起. ---> Tooironic 02:30, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
 * Short of a redirect, I would use the same alternate spelling logic you used for the word "unprofessionalise". Maybe someone will do that one day, or maybe not. Either way, I'm only contributing occasional translations and bits, but kudos to you for all your work in here. GiuseppeMassimo 03:05, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
 * Actually alternative forms and trad/simp forms are two totally different things in Chinese and to mix the two together would be too chaotic. Now kindly add the etymology to 對不起. Thank you. ---> Tooironic 23:32, 10 August 2010 (UTC)
 * I want to respect your expertise, but your statement that they are the same are not the same is not demonstrating to me that they are, so I remain of the opinion that it is an alternative form. I don't want to waste your time either, so here is a simple solution: I wont duplicate information, but feel free to recopy anything I type in articles here, if you judge it worthy of being copied (I am assuming you were asking me to recopy it myself so as to not give me the impression you are taking credit for it when you recopy it. If so, don't worry about it.) One day I might learn more about Chinese and think "Tooironic was right all along!", but I think there is an equal chance you might learn more about data duplication and think "Giuseppe was onto something!". Until then, I kindly agree to disagree and wish you a nice continuation on the Wiki projets. GiuseppeMassimo 02:06, 11 August 2010 (UTC)
 * I never stated they are the same - in fact, I said they are totally different. Our current system of formatting on Wiktionary means we maintain traditional, simplified and pinyin forms with the same content. Like it or not that's the standard procedure, and adding stuff in only one form - like you did again at 重庆 - is not helping. ---> Tooironic 14:30, 18 August 2010 (UTC)
 * I made a typo and meant to say "your statement that they are NOT the same is not demonstrating it to me." My previous message will make more sense with that in mind. I have been as friendly and respectful as I can but you are sounding more and more pushy, now saying "like you did it again" and "not helping". So let me state clearly:
 * I don't agre with your opinion, so I am not planning to duplicate entries when alternate spelling would do just fine IMHO.
 * Using your own tone: If you are going to duplicate Mandarin entries, make sure you do it yourself, you don't need me for that.
 * About your accusation that I am "not helping": I am here to help Wiktionary by adding information when I can. I am not here to help you duplicate entries.
 * Timeout: I request we stop communicating for a while, as I find we are wasting time on a minor technicality and our exchange is unpleasant.
 * GiuseppeMassimo 15:54, 18 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Hi, please don't feel angry. The request to synchronise entries and keep them up linguistic is reasonable. I was going to revert your edit on 重庆 too. --Anatoli 20:35, 18 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Hi Anatoli, can you tell me why they are being duplicated instead of just using an "alternate" mechanism similar to the one used for unprofessionalize/unprofessionalise? Here is my point: simplified Chinese script is just an alternate script for an identical traditional character (and vice versa). Duplicating (or synchronizing) thousands of entries adds nothing but it wastes time and space. If there are actual reasons for this way of doing things, I'm curious to learn what they are. So far I suspect it's just done that way because no one questioned the waste. GiuseppeMassimo 00:38, 19 August 2010 (UTC)

bench
It would probably be better to use a quotation for the "bracket" meaning. Also, it should not be a use of benchmark, because that has a separate entry. --EncycloPetey 02:29, 1 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Actually, it was a use of "bench mark" (which eventually led to modern "benchmark"). The mark that is left by the bench is the "bench mark". The mark that is used as a reference point for future measurement is the "benchmark". My quotation was using the "bench mark", not the "benchmark". The bonus was that the quote helped the curious mind understand where "benchmark" comes from (as people wrongly assume it means a bench where people sit). GiuseppeMassimo 16:53, 1 August 2010 (UTC)

comprehensible
Please use the following formatting for translations with 的:

* Chinese:

*: Mandarin: 假, 假

Thanks. ---> Tooironic 04:56, 30 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Thank you for fixing it on the comprehensible page. How come your edits to it are not showing up on my watchlist? GiuseppeMassimo 14:21, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

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Requested entries (Ancient Greek)
Just make sure the ones you remove have Ancient Greek, not only Modern Greek. Mglovesfun (talk) 18:49, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

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Hello is me bye bye FrankyLeRoutier 19:25, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

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User talk:John M Potter

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