text: facessunt

title: facessunt


text: facessam

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title: facessam


text: facesses

title: facesses


text: facesset

title: facesset


text: facessemus

title: facessemus


text: facessetis

title: facessetis


text: facessent

title: facessent


text: facessebam

title: facessebam


text: facessebas

title: facessebas


text: facessebat

title: facessebat


text: facessebamus

title: facessebamus


text: facessebatis

title: facessebatis


text: facessebant

title: facessebant


text: facessisti

title: facessisti


text: facessistis

title: facessistis


text: facesserunt

title: facesserunt


text: facesseris

title: facesseris


text: facesserit

title: facesserit


text: facesserimus

title: facesserimus


text: facesseritis

title: facesseritis


text: facesserint

title: facesserint


text: facesseram

title: facesseram


text: facesseras

title: facesseras


text: facesserat

title: facesserat


text: facesseramus

title: facesseramus


text: facesseratis

title: facesseratis


text: facesserant

title: facesserant


text: facessor

title: facessor


text: facessitur

title: facessitur


text: facessimur

title: facessimur


text: facessimini

title: facessimini


text: facessuntur

title: facessuntur


text:
facessens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) doing etc. eagerly

title: facessens


text: facessar

title: facessar


text: facessetur

title: facessetur


text:
facessiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to do

title: facessiturus


text: facessemur

title: facessemur


text: facessemini

title: facessemini


text:
facessitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) done

title: facessitus


text: facessentur

title: facessentur


text: facessebar

title: facessebar


text:
facessendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be done

title: facessendus


text: facessebaris

title: facessebaris


text: facessebatur

title: facessebatur


text: facessebamur

title: facessebamur


text: facessentes

title: facessentes


text: facessentia

title: facessentia


text: facessentis

title: facessentis


text: facessentium

title: facessentium


text: facessenti

title: facessenti


text: facessente

title: facessente


text: facessentibus

title: facessentibus


text: facessentem

title: facessentem


text: facessitura

title: facessitura


text: facessiturum

title: facessiturum


text: facessituri

title: facessituri


text: facessiturae

title: facessiturae


text: facessiturorum

title: facessiturorum


text: facessiturarum

title: facessiturarum


text: facessituro

title: facessituro


text: facessituris

title: facessituris


text: facessebamini

title: facessebamini


text: facessituram

title: facessituram


text: facessebantur

title: facessebantur


text: facessituros

title: facessituros


text: facessas

title: facessas


text: facessituras

title: facessituras


text: facessat

title: facessat


text: facessiture

title: facessiture


text: facessamus

title: facessamus


text: facessatis

title: facessatis


text: facessita

title: facessita


text: facessant

title: facessant


text: facessitum

title: facessitum


text: facesserem

title: facesserem


text: facesseres

title: facesseres


text: facesseret

title: facesseret


text: facesseremus

title: facesseremus


text: facesseretis

title: facesseretis


text: facesserent

title: facesserent


text: facessiti

title: facessiti


text: facessitae

title: facessitae


text: facessitorum

title: facessitorum


text: facessitarum

title: facessitarum


text: facesserim

title: facesserim


text: facessissem

title: facessissem


text: facessito

title: facessito


text: facessisses

title: facessisses


text: facessitam

title: facessitam


text: facessisset

title: facessisset


text: facessissemus

title: facessissemus


text: facessitos

title: facessitos


text: facessitas

title: facessitas


text: facessissetis

title: facessissetis


text: facessissent

title: facessissent


text: facessite

title: facessite


text: facessaris

title: facessaris


text: facessatur

title: facessatur


text: facessamur

title: facessamur


text: facessamini

title: facessamini


text: facessantur

title: facessantur


text: facesserer

title: facesserer


text: facessereris

title: facessereris


text: facessenda

title: facessenda


text: facessendum

title: facessendum


text: facesseretur

title: facesseretur


text: facesseremur

title: facesseremur


text: facesseremini

title: facesseremini


text: facesserentur

title: facesserentur


text: facessitote

title: facessitote


text: facessunto

title: facessunto


text: facessere

title: facessere


text: facessitor

title: facessitor


text: facessuntor

title: facessuntor


text: facessisse

title: facessisse


text: facessendi

title: facessendi


text: facessendae

title: facessendae


text: facessendorum

title: facessendorum


text: facessendarum

title: facessendarum


text: facessendo

title: facessendo


text: facessendis

title: facessendis


text: facessendam

title: facessendam


text: facessendos

title: facessendos


text: facessendas

title: facessendas


text: facessende

title: facessende


text: fallacissimus

title: fallacissimus


text: fallacissima

title: fallacissima


text: fallacissimum

title: fallacissimum


text: fallacissimi

title: fallacissimi


text: fallacissimae

title: fallacissimae


text: fallacissimorum

title: fallacissimorum


text: fallacissimarum

title: fallacissimarum


text: fallacissimo

title: fallacissimo


text: fallacissimis

title: fallacissimis


text: fallacissimam

title: fallacissimam


text: fallacissimos

title: fallacissimos


text: fallacissimas

title: fallacissimas


text: fallacissime

title: fallacissime


text:
تنش

Etymology
.

It is not found with the current meaning in early 1900s dictionaries (Steingass, Dehkhoda, Hayyim). It might be a or some other European language.

Noun

 * 1) tension

title: تنش


text: falsissimus

title: falsissimus


text:
neuchurrym

Noun

 * 1) insouciance, piece of carelessness

title: neuchurrym


text: falsissimum

title: falsissimum


text: falsissimae

title: falsissimae


text: falsissimorum

title: falsissimorum


text: falsissimarum

title: falsissimarum


text: falsissimis

title: falsissimis


text: falsissimam

title: falsissimam


text: falsissimos

title: falsissimos


text: falsissimas

title: falsissimas


text:
neuearrooagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) innumerable, infinite

title: neuearrooagh


text:
famulitium

Noun

 * 1) servitude, slavery
 * 2)  the servants of a house

title: famulitium


text: famulitia

title: famulitia


text: famulitii

title: famulitii


text: famulitiorum

title: famulitiorum


text: famulitio

title: famulitio


text: famulitiis

title: famulitiis


text:
درجه‌بندی

Noun

 * 1) rating

title: درجه‌بندی


text:
farcimentum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stuffing (of a sausage etc.)

title: farcimentum


text:
برچسب

Noun

 * 1) tag
 * 2) label

title: برچسب


text:
farcimen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sausage
 * 2) tubercle, ulcer

title: farcimen


text:
رده‌بندی

Noun

 * 1) classification

title: رده‌بندی


text: farcimenta

title: farcimenta


text: farcimenti

title: farcimenti


text: farcimentorum

title: farcimentorum


text: farcimento

title: farcimento


text: farcimentis

title: farcimentis


text: farcimina

title: farcimina


text: farciminis

title: farciminis


text:
farciminum

Etymology 1
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) farcy or glanders, a disease in horses and other animals

title: farciminum


text: farciminibus

title: farciminibus


text: farcimine

title: farcimine


text: farinaria

title: farinaria


text: farinarium

title: farinarium


text: farinarii

title: farinarii


text: farinariae

title: farinariae


text: farinariorum

title: farinariorum


text: farinariarum

title: farinariarum


text: farinario

title: farinario


text: farinariis

title: farinariis


text: farinariam

title: farinariam


text: farinarios

title: farinarios


text: farinarias

title: farinarias


text: farinarie

title: farinarie


text:
شکلک

Etymology
Diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1) grimace
 * 2) emoticon

title: شکلک


text: fastidis

title: fastidis


text: fastidit

title: fastidit


text: fastidimus

title: fastidimus


text: fastiditis

title: fastiditis


text: fastidiunt

title: fastidiunt


text: fastidiam

title: fastidiam


text: fastidiet

title: fastidiet


text: fastidiemus

title: fastidiemus


text: fastidietis

title: fastidietis


text: fastidient

title: fastidient


text: fastidiebam

title: fastidiebam


text: fastidiebas

title: fastidiebas


text: fastidiebat

title: fastidiebat


text: fastidiebamus

title: fastidiebamus


text: fastidiebatis

title: fastidiebatis


text: fastidiebant

title: fastidiebant


text: fastidivi

title: fastidivi


text: fastidivisti

title: fastidivisti


text: fastidivit

title: fastidivit


text: fastidivimus

title: fastidivimus


text: fastidivistis

title: fastidivistis


text: fastidiverunt

title: fastidiverunt


text: fastidivero

title: fastidivero


text: fastidiveris

title: fastidiveris


text: fastidiverit

title: fastidiverit


text: fastidiverimus

title: fastidiverimus


text: fastidiveritis

title: fastidiveritis


text: fastidiverint

title: fastidiverint


text: fastidiveram

title: fastidiveram


text: fastidiveras

title: fastidiveras


text: fastidiverat

title: fastidiverat


text: fastidiveramus

title: fastidiveramus


text: fastidiveratis

title: fastidiveratis


text: fastidiverant

title: fastidiverant


text: fastidior

title: fastidior


text: fastidiris

title: fastidiris


text: fastiditur

title: fastiditur


text: fastidimur

title: fastidimur


text: fastidimini

title: fastidimini


text: fastidiuntur

title: fastidiuntur


text: fastidieris

title: fastidieris


text: fastidietur

title: fastidietur


text: fastidiemur

title: fastidiemur


text: fastidiemini

title: fastidiemini


text: fastidientur

title: fastidientur


text: fastidiebar

title: fastidiebar


text: fastidiebaris

title: fastidiebaris


text: fastidiebatur

title: fastidiebatur


text: fastidiebamur

title: fastidiebamur


text: fastidiebamini

title: fastidiebamini


text: fastidiebantur

title: fastidiebantur


text: fastidiat

title: fastidiat


text: fastidiamus

title: fastidiamus


text: fastidiatis

title: fastidiatis


text: fastidiant

title: fastidiant


text: fastidirem

title: fastidirem


text: fastidires

title: fastidires


text: fastidiret

title: fastidiret


text: fastidiremus

title: fastidiremus


text: fastidiretis

title: fastidiretis


text: fastidirent

title: fastidirent


text: fastidiverim

title: fastidiverim


text: fastidivissem

title: fastidivissem


text: fastidivisses

title: fastidivisses


text: fastidivisset

title: fastidivisset


text: fastidivissemus

title: fastidivissemus


text: fastidivissetis

title: fastidivissetis


text: fastidivissent

title: fastidivissent


text: fastidiaris

title: fastidiaris


text: fastidiatur

title: fastidiatur


text: fastidiamur

title: fastidiamur


text: fastidiamini

title: fastidiamini


text: fastidiantur

title: fastidiantur


text: fastidirer

title: fastidirer


text: fastidireris

title: fastidireris


text: fastidiretur

title: fastidiretur


text: fastidiremur

title: fastidiremur


text: fastidiremini

title: fastidiremini


text: fastidirentur

title: fastidirentur


text: fastidito

title: fastidito


text: fastidite

title: fastidite


text: fastiditote

title: fastiditote


text: fastidiunto

title: fastidiunto


text: fastidire

title: fastidire


text: fastiditor

title: fastiditor


text: fastidiuntor

title: fastidiuntor


text: fastidivisse

title: fastidivisse


text: fastidiri

title: fastidiri


text:
fastidiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) loathing, disdaining

title: fastidiens


text:
fastiditurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to loathe, disdain

title: fastiditurus


text:
fastiditus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) loathed, disdained

title: fastiditus


text:
fastidiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be loathed, disdained

title: fastidiendus


text: fastidientes

title: fastidientes


text: fastidientia

title: fastidientia


text: fastidientis

title: fastidientis


text: fastidientium

title: fastidientium


text: fastidienti

title: fastidienti


text: fastidiente

title: fastidiente


text: fastidientibus

title: fastidientibus


text: fastidientem

title: fastidientem


text: fastiditura

title: fastiditura


text: fastiditurum

title: fastiditurum


text: fastidituri

title: fastidituri


text: fastiditurae

title: fastiditurae


text: fastiditurorum

title: fastiditurorum


text: fastiditurarum

title: fastiditurarum


text: fastidituro

title: fastidituro


text: fastidituris

title: fastidituris


text: fastidituram

title: fastidituram


text: fastidituros

title: fastidituros


text: fastidituras

title: fastidituras


text: fastiditure

title: fastiditure


text: fastidita

title: fastidita


text: fastiditum

title: fastiditum


text: fastiditi

title: fastiditi


text: fastiditae

title: fastiditae


text: fastiditorum

title: fastiditorum


text: fastiditarum

title: fastiditarum


text: fastiditam

title: fastiditam


text: fastiditos

title: fastiditos


text: fastiditas

title: fastiditas


text: fastidienda

title: fastidienda


text: fastidiendum

title: fastidiendum


text: fastidiendi

title: fastidiendi


text: fastidiendae

title: fastidiendae


text: fastidiendorum

title: fastidiendorum


text: fastidiendarum

title: fastidiendarum


text: fastidiendo

title: fastidiendo


text: fastidiendis

title: fastidiendis


text: fastidiendam

title: fastidiendam


text: fastidiendos

title: fastidiendos


text: fastidiendas

title: fastidiendas


text: fastidiende

title: fastidiende


text:
fastidium

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  repugnance toward food; unwillingness to eat

Etymology
By haplology perhaps from *fastutidium, from +.

Noun

 * 1) loathing, disgust, disdain
 * 2) squeamishness
 * 3) fastidiousness

title: fastidium


text: fastidii

title: fastidii


text: fastidiorum

title: fastidiorum


text: fastidiis

title: fastidiis


text:
favens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) favouring

title: favens


text:
favendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be favoured

title: favendus


text: faventes

title: faventes


text: faventia

title: faventia


text: faventis

title: faventis


text:
Mpc

Symbol

 * 1)  megaparsec

title: Mpc


text: faventium

title: faventium


text: faventi

title: faventi


text: favente

title: favente


text: faventibus

title: faventibus


text: faventem

title: faventem


text: favenda

title: favenda


text: favendum

title: favendum


text: favendi

title: favendi


text: favendae

title: favendae


text: favendorum

title: favendorum


text: favendarum

title: favendarum


text: favendo

title: favendo


text: favendis

title: favendis


text: favendam

title: favendam


text: favendos

title: favendos


text: favendas

title: favendas


text: favende

title: favende


text: favoribus

title: favoribus


text: favorem

title: favorem


text:
Mpc/h

Symbol

 * 1)  An indeterminate unit of distance between 4/3 Mpc and 2 Mpc. The h is a parameter in the closed interval [0.5, 0.75] and reflects an uncertainty in the Hubble constant. For example, in a universe where the Hubble constant is $$70\,\frac{\text{km}}{\text{s Mpc}}$$, h is 0.7. Similarly, a Hubble constant of $$50\,\frac{\text{km}}{\text{s Mpc}}$$ would lead to a value for h of 0.5.

title: Mpc/h


text:
نخبه‌گرایی

Noun

 * 1) elitism

title: نخبه‌گرایی


text:
ferax

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) fruitful, fertile

title: ferax


text:
Gpc

Symbol

 * 1)  gigaparsec

title: Gpc


text:
злоумыслить

Verb

 * 1) to plot with evil intent, to intend something bad, to wish someone harm
 * 2) to lie in wait, to intend to cause harm or injury

title: злоумыслить


text: feraces

title: feraces


text: feracia

title: feracia


text: feracis

title: feracis


text: feracium

title: feracium


text:
Gpc/h

Symbol

 * 1)  An indeterminate unit of distance between 4/3 Gpc and 2 Gpc. The h is a parameter in the closed interval [0.5, 0.75] and reflects an uncertainty in the Hubble constant.

title: Gpc/h


text: feracibus

title: feracibus


text: feracem

title: feracem


text:
نخبه‌گرا

Noun

 * 1) elitist

title: نخبه‌گرا


text:
feriturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to hit, cut, strike

title: feriturus


text:
feriendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be hit, cut, struck

title: feriendus


text: feritura

title: feritura


text: feriturum

title: feriturum


text: ferituri

title: ferituri


text: feriturae

title: feriturae


text: feriturorum

title: feriturorum


text: feriturarum

title: feriturarum


text: ferituro

title: ferituro


text: ferituris

title: ferituris


text: ferituram

title: ferituram


text: ferituros

title: ferituros


text: ferituras

title: ferituras


text: feriture

title: feriture


text: ferienda

title: ferienda


text: feriendum

title: feriendum


text: feriendi

title: feriendi


text: feriendae

title: feriendae


text: feriendorum

title: feriendorum


text: feriendarum

title: feriendarum


text: feriendo

title: feriendo


text: feriendis

title: feriendis


text: feriendam

title: feriendam


text: feriendos

title: feriendos


text: feriendas

title: feriendas


text: feriende

title: feriende


text: fibrae

title: fibrae


text: fibrarum

title: fibrarum


text: fibris

title: fibris


text: fibram

title: fibram


text:
fictitius

Adjective

 * 1) fictitious
 * 2) artificial
 * 3) counterfeit

title: fictitius


text: fictitia

title: fictitia


text: fictitium

title: fictitium


text: fictitii

title: fictitii


text: fictitiae

title: fictitiae


text: fictitiorum

title: fictitiorum


text: fictitiarum

title: fictitiarum


text: fictitio

title: fictitio


text: fictitiis

title: fictitiis


text: fictitiam

title: fictitiam


text: fictitios

title: fictitios


text: fictitias

title: fictitias


text: fictitie

title: fictitie


text:
self-gratification

Noun

 * 1) Self-satisfaction.
 * 2)  Masturbation.

title: self-gratification


text:
tale e quale

Noun

 * 1) spitting image (the exact likeness (of someone))
 * 2) carbon copy (something exactly the same)
 * 3) CIF

title: tale e quale


text:
кукиш

Noun

 * 1) rude gesture in which the hand makes a fist and the thumb is stuck between the index and middle fingers; indicates nothing for you, nuts to you

title: кукиш


text:
fidejussor

Etymology

 * compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  A surety; one bound for another, conjointly with him; a guarantor.

title: fidejussor


text: fidejussores

title: fidejussores


text: fidejussoris

title: fidejussoris


text: fidejussorum

title: fidejussorum


text: fidejussori

title: fidejussori


text: fidejussoribus

title: fidejussoribus


text: fidejussorem

title: fidejussorem


text: fidejussore

title: fidejussore


text: きくち

title: きくち


text:
Kikuchi

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Kikuchi


text:
παγωμένος

Etymology
, a verb without passive forms.

Participle

 * 1) iced, chilled
 * 2) frosty

title: παγωμένος


text: fidissimus

title: fidissimus


text: fidissima

title: fidissima


text: fidissimum

title: fidissimum


text: fidissimi

title: fidissimi


text: fidissimae

title: fidissimae


text: fidissimorum

title: fidissimorum


text: fidissimarum

title: fidissimarum


text: fidissimo

title: fidissimo


text: fidissimis

title: fidissimis


text: fidissimam

title: fidissimam


text: fidissimos

title: fidissimos


text: fidissimas

title: fidissimas


text: fidissime

title: fidissime


text:
падло

Noun

 * 1)  crud, scum, creep, dirtbag, dirtball, scumbag, scuzzball, sleaze, sleazeball, slimeball

title: падло


text:
grafica tridimensionale

Noun

 * 1)  3D graphics

title: grafica tridimensionale


text:
Citations:eudæmonia

Noun: optional spelling of

 * 1894, S. Alexander, Book Reviews, in Ethics: an international journal of social, political, and legal philosophy, University of Chicago Press; volume IV, page #125:
 * As to Mr. Stewart’s treatment of the main ethical ideas, one turns naturally to the notes on Eudæmonia, on the Will, on the Mean, as Theoria, and the like, in which he endeavors to bring out the full philosophical significance of these conceptions.
 * 1895, Thomas Wharton, The Last Sonnet Of Prinzivalle Di Cembino., in The Harper’s Magazine; volume XCII, page #128:
 * She never seemed to err ; she did not waver or change; her beauty never faded ; grief, care, sickness, fatigue, made no impress upon her ; she might be mortal, but she showed no trace of mortality. Was not this a eudæmonia ?
 * 1899, Frank Thilly and Friedrich Paulsen, A System of Ethics, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & CO., Ltd; fourth edition, book I, chapter I, page #56:
 * Epicurus,1 too, and his disciples are in search of the highest good and find it in eudæmonia ; but their definition of it differs from that of the philosophers mentioned above, nay, even from the popular Greek conception : for them eudæmonia is a feeling of pleasure.
 * 1900, Cyrenus Osborne Ward, The Ancient Lowly, Charles H. Kerr; volume II, chapter VI, page #109:
 * Man had been thankless and God cursed the very region of his creation and submerged it in the depths, so that the locality of the original eudæmonia is lost in the oneiromantic mists of doubt.

title: Citations:eudæmonia


text: eudæmonia

title: eudæmonia


text:
hydrofracking

Noun

 * 1) hydraulic fracturing

title: hydrofracking


text:
kilarit

Etymology
Compare as well as the suffix.

Noun

 * 1) a fit of rage

title: kilarit


text:
proroctwo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prophecy

title: proroctwo


text: egyformák

title: egyformák


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/brūnaz

Etymology
Perhaps from.

Adjective

 * 1) brown

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/brūnaz


text:
kääpiökaskelotti

Noun

 * 1) pygmy sperm whale,

title: kääpiökaskelotti


text:
półkole

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  semicircle

title: półkole


text:
półkolisty

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) semicircular

title: półkolisty


text:
ανθρακικό

Etymology 1
Short for ανθρακικό οξύ

Noun

 * 1) carbonic acid, carbon dioxide
 * με ανθρακικό  carbonated, fizzy
 * μια πορτοκαλάδα με ανθρακικό  carbonated orange drink
 * χωρίς ανθρακικό  not carbonated, still
 * μια πορτοκαλάδα χωρίς ανθρακικό  still orange drink

title: ανθρακικό


text: Category:Latin first conjugation verbs

title: Category:Latin first conjugation verbs


text: Category:Latin second conjugation verbs

title: Category:Latin second conjugation verbs


text:
neucoheshaghtagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) unassociated

title: neucoheshaghtagh


text: Category:Latin third conjugation verbs

title: Category:Latin third conjugation verbs


text: Category:Latin fourth conjugation verbs

title: Category:Latin fourth conjugation verbs


text:
heling

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) fencing (buying of stolen goods)

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) healing

title: heling


text: cleaynit

title: cleaynit


text:
neuchyndagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) innocent, blameless, guiltless, irreproachable

title: neuchyndagh


text:
neuchyndid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) guiltlessness, innocence, blamelessness

title: neuchyndid


text:
neueeck

Noun

 * 1) nonpayment

title: neueeck


text:
neueeit

Adjective

 * 1) uneaten, unconsumed

title: neueeit


text: eeit

title: eeit


text:
neuerreeishagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pitiless, uncompassionate

title: neuerreeishagh


text:
failley

Noun

 * 1) employment, engagement
 * 1) employment, engagement

title: failley


text:
neufeerid

Noun

 * 1) insincerity, falseness

title: neufeerid


text:
neufeeuid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) inadequacy, worthlessness

title: neufeeuid


text: legálisabb

title: legálisabb


text: leglegálisabb

title: leglegálisabb


text:
neufeoiltys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) narrowness, illiberality, inhospitality

title: neufeoiltys


text:
minbər

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  minbar; a pulpit in a mosque, usually shaped like a small tower, where the imam stands to deliver sermons.

title: minbər


text:
neuformoilid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) informality

title: neuformoilid


text: hitvallások

title: hitvallások


text: 海边

title: 海边


text: hitek

title: hitek


text:
jytky

Adjective

 * 1) huge, solid, mighty

Noun

 * 1)  lump, boulder
 * 2)  kaboom, bang, smash
 * 3)  a surprising and unexpected event or news-feed that incites a strong reaction, an explosion

title: jytky


text:
mehrab

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  mihrab; a niche in a mosque, that indicates the qibla (direction of Mecca), and into which the imam prays

title: mehrab


text:
海邊

Noun

 * 1) seaside; beach

Noun

 * 1) beach, seashore

title: 海邊


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/blakaz

Etymology
. Perhaps from Pre-Germanic, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Alternatively, perhaps from, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) burnt
 * 2) black, swart

Descendants

 * (in combinations: ;, ; , )
 * (in combinations:, )
 * (in combinations: ;, ; , )
 * (in combinations:, )
 * (in combinations: ;, ; , )
 * (in combinations:, )
 * (in combinations: ;, ; , )
 * (in combinations:, )
 * (in combinations: ;, ; , )
 * (in combinations:, )
 * (in combinations:, )
 * (in combinations:, )
 * (in combinations:, )
 * (in combinations:, )

authors: Мне лень создать себе имя

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/blakaz


text: 车牌

title: 车牌


text:
車牌

Noun

 * 1) number plate; license plate
 * 2) vehicle make
 * 3)  driver's licence; driving licence
 * 4)  sign at bus stop

Synonyms

title: 車牌


text:
User talk:Trh

Ultimateria 21:29, 19 April 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Trh


text:
colossæums

Noun

 * 1) * 1840, Kenelm-Henry Digby, Mores Catholici; or Ages of Faith (Bookers & Dolman), Book X, Chapter XIX, page 625:
 * “The Pagans,” as an old Spanish writer observes, “spent their riches in erecting baths, colossæums, pyramids, arches, and those insane edifices which antiquity celebrated.
 * “The Pagans,” as an old Spanish writer observes, “spent their riches in erecting baths, colossæums, pyramids, arches, and those insane edifices which antiquity celebrated.

title: colossæums


text:
filozoficzny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  philosophical
 * 2)  philosophy
 * 3)  philosophical

title: filozoficzny


text: Category:sh:Colors

title: Category:sh:Colors


text:
教練

Noun

 * 1) coach; instructor

Verb

 * 1) to coach; to instruct

title: 教練


text: privilégiumok

title: privilégiumok


text: primitívebb

title: primitívebb


text: legprimitívebb

title: legprimitívebb


text: reményteljesebb

title: reményteljesebb


text: legreményteljesebb

title: legreményteljesebb


text:
Talk:autistic

I find it most infuriating that whoever wrote this definition realizes "idiot savant" is "potentially offensive" but doesn't apply the same reasoning to "suffering from autism." I don't suffer from autism, I suffer from a lack of acceptance - just as I don't suffer from being gay, but from a lack of acceptance for it as well (yes, one can be both. they aren't mutually exclusive categories). 71.191.95.3 23:30, 19 April 2011 (UTC)
 * Let's not get personal here. What exactly are you trying to say? What do you mean by "...but doesn't apply the same reasoning to..."? Do you mean the same tag should be placed on 'suffering from autism' as well or? Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 23:42, 19 April 2011 (UTC)
 * It's considered very offensive to describe an autistic person as "suffering from" autism (source: I am autistic, I am extremely involved in the autistic community; I have seen no autistic space where it was widely acceptable to describe someone as "suffering" from autism and have met no autistic person who thought that was the "best" description to use, although I've seen a few individuals who were okay with it for themselves). Using this phrasing is just as rude as using calling someone an "idiot savant". --76.166.191.112 01:00, 22 September 2013 (UTC)

Recent usage as a pejorative
Lately I've been seeing some people online using "autistic" as a synonym for "stupid" or "retarded". Anyone else notice this? DaL33T (talk) 06:15, 19 June 2015 (UTC)
 * Yes. Gamren (talk) 10:12, 25 July 2015 (UTC)
 * Not online, but IRL.--Simplificationalizer (talk) 22:45, 1 March 2017 (UTC)

Autist·ic stemming from autist + -ic?
https://www.etymonline.com/word/autistic

“autistic (adj.) 1912 (Bleuler), from autism (q.v.). Noun meaning "person with autism" is recorded from 1968 (earlier in this sense was autist).”

https://www.etymonline.com/word/autism

“autism (n.) · 1912, from German Autismus, coined 1912 by Swiss psychiatrist Paul Bleuler from Greek autos "self" (see auto-) + -ismos suffix of action or of state.” 8.40.31.230 13:58, 8 July 2022 (UTC)

 * https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Talk:autist#About_“Autist”_being_“Back-formation_from_autistic”,_or_“Autistic”_being_“Autist_+_-ic” 8.40.31.230 14:09, 8 July 2022 (UTC)
 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autism_spectrum#History

 * “The New Latin word autismus (English translation autism) was coined by the Swiss psychiatrist [Paul] Eugen Bleuler in 1910 (…). He derived it from the Greek word: αὐτός, romanized: autós, lit. 'self' (…). A Soviet child psychiatrist, Grunya Sukhareva, described a similar syndrome in Russian in 1925, and in German in 1926.” 8.40.31.230 14:26, 8 July 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:autistic


text:
overkoepelen

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to form an association with a common purpose or an umbrella organization

title: overkoepelen


text:
aanschuiven

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to shove closer (a chair to a table in order to eat for example); to shove into the proper position, to shove into alignment
 * 2)  to sit down at a table, to join in at a table
 * 3)  to shuffle or move a member back to the group they belong to

title: aanschuiven


text:
pesterij

Noun

 * 1) bullying, teasing

title: pesterij


text:
User talk:David H Doyle

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title: User talk:David H Doyle


text:
pāʻina

Etymology
The element is a common nominalizing suffix, although there is no corresponding verb *pāʻi.

Noun

 * 1) meal
 * 2) dinner
 * 3) small dinner party

Usage notes

 * Formerly was used to mean a traditional Hawaiian feast until that meaning was replaced by in the mid-nineteenth century.

Verb

 * 1)  to eat a

title: pāʻina


text:
mizantropia

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  misanthropy

title: mizantropia


text:
traumatyczny

Adjective

 * 1) traumatic

title: traumatyczny


text:
User talk:Lyphatma

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title: User talk:Lyphatma


text:
péché originel

Noun

 * 1)  original sin (the state of sin, present in each human at birth, that is a direct result of Adam's disobedience to God)

title: péché originel


text:
អ៊ីនធឺណិត

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Internet

title: អ៊ីនធឺណិត


text:
User:Slavadoku89

Be welcome on my user page!

Diese Wikipedia enthält zurzeit Artikel.

 * Aktuelle Seitenanzahl:
 * Aktuelle Dateienanzahl:
 * Aktuelle Benutzeranzahl:
 * Aktuelle Adminanzahl:

title: User:Slavadoku89


text:
Béésh Łichíiʼii Bee Ééhoozinígíí

Etymology
(refers to the copper wires of the telegraph) + +

Noun

 * 1) Internet

Usage notes
Capitalization is optional and a matter of personal preference.

title: Béésh Łichíiʼii Bee Ééhoozinígíí


text:
béésh łichíiʼii bee dahaniʼígíí

Etymology
+ +  +

Noun

 * 1) telegraph

title: béésh łichíiʼii bee dahaniʼígíí


text:
Drambuie

Etymology
Supposedly from.

Noun

 * 1) A Scottish honey-flavoured whiskey liqueur.

title: Drambuie


text:
User talk:Evan Foster

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title: User talk:Evan Foster


text: Майотта

title: Майотта


text:
neuchorraghys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) steadiness
 * 2) sangfroid

title: neuchorraghys


text:
neuchorpoilid

Noun

 * 1) immateriality

title: neuchorpoilid


text:
front money

Noun

 * 1)  Money paid for goods or services in advance, sometimes through an intermediary.
 * 2)  Capital which is required in order to establish a business and begin operations.
 * 1)  Capital which is required in order to establish a business and begin operations.

title: front money


text: up-front money

title: up-front money


text:
Talk:eg

Alternative form
Changed defn from "informal" to "alternative" form - ref Guardian styleguide and Time styleguide —Saltmarshtalk-συζήτηση 05:00, 20 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:eg


text:
neuchooieid focklagh

Noun

 * 1) malapropism

title: neuchooieid focklagh


text:
neuchooidjaghtoil

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unsociable, uncompanionable

title: neuchooidjaghtoil


text: neuchooijaghtoil

title: neuchooijaghtoil


text:
neuchooinaghtagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) forgetful

title: neuchooinaghtagh


text:
julkaisukelpoinen

Adjective

 * 1) publishable satisfying the quality criteria for being published

title: julkaisukelpoinen


text:
neuchooinaghtyn

Noun

 * 1) amnesia, oblivion

title: neuchooinaghtyn


text:
kinjid

Noun

 * 1) constancy, regularity, assurance, certainty, persistency

title: kinjid


text:
kinjaght

Noun

 * 1) definiteness, invariability, certitude, continuity

title: kinjaght


text:
myghin

Noun

 * 1) quarter, mercy

title: myghin


text:
σκέτος

Etymology
Borrowed from, of origin.

Adjective

 * 1) plain, pure
 * 2) neat, straight, undiluted
 * 3) unsweetened, black

Synonyms

 * unsweetened

title: σκέτος


text:
julkaisuvapaa

Adjective

 * 1) publishable free to be published; in the sense of not being confidential or under an embargo

Usage notes
While regarded as "sveticism" (Swedish loanword or a grammatical structrure influenced by Swedish) by some, this term is widely used in press releases.

title: julkaisuvapaa


text:
neuchooieid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) awkwardness, inconvenience, incongruity, unfitness, incompetency

title: neuchooieid


text:
neuchooishagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) casual, perfunctory, offhand

title: neuchooishagh


text:
neuchooishaght

Noun

 * 1) offhandedness, casualness, composure

title: neuchooishaght


text:
jutsku

Etymology
. Compare.

Noun

 * 1)  kike, Jew

Usage notes

 * Not to be confused with.

title: jutsku


text:
neuchooie

Adjective

 * 1) inappropriate, incongruous, out of place, undesirable, indecent, inconvenient, inapplicable, inordinate, unfit, ineligible

title: neuchooie


text: inner planets

title: inner planets


text:
neuchooilleentagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) impracticable, unfeasible

title: neuchooilleentagh


text: giant planets

title: giant planets


text:
neuchooilleentaght

Noun

 * 1) impracticability

title: neuchooilleentaght


text: outer planets

title: outer planets


text: ice giants

title: ice giants


text:
cooilleentagh

Adjective

 * 1) feasible

title: cooilleentagh


text: silicate planets

title: silicate planets


text: silicon planets

title: silicon planets


text:
neuchooish

Noun

 * 1) nonchalance

title: neuchooish


text: carbide planets

title: carbide planets


text: carbon planets

title: carbon planets


text: mesoplanets

title: mesoplanets


text:
cooish

Noun

 * 1) chat
 * 2) conversation
 * 3) cause, theme, business, case
 * 4) suit, love affair
 * 1) cause, theme, business, case
 * 2) suit, love affair

title: cooish


text:
fo-chooinsheansagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) subconscious

title: fo-chooinsheansagh


text:
cooinsheanse

Noun

 * 1) conscience

title: cooinsheanse


text:
Argwohn

Etymology
From, from ; second element of compound is related to.

Noun

 * 1) suspicion
 * 2) distrust

title: Argwohn


text:
neuchooinsheansagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) unconscionable

title: neuchooinsheansagh


text:
αφρώδης

Adjective

 * 1) sparkling, fizzy
 * αφρώδες κρασί sparkling wine

title: αφρώδης


text:
Schütz

Etymology

 * As a and Jewish surname, variant of . Found in several other countries such as the form 🇨🇬.
 * Also as a German surname, from Schutz in.

Compare,.

Proper noun

 * 1)  (18 October 1585 – 6 November 1672), a German composer and organist.
 * 1)  (18 October 1585 – 6 November 1672), a German composer and organist.

Etymology
From the verb

Noun

 * 1)  contactor

title: Schütz


text: Category:de:Electrical engineering

title: Category:de:Electrical engineering


text:
BRICS

Proper noun

 * : an international economic organization comprising these fast-growing economies.

Translations

 * Afrikaans: BRICS
 * Arabic: بْرِيكْس
 * Armenian: ԲՌԻԿՍ
 * Belarusian: БРЫКС
 * Bulgarian: БРИКС
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish:
 * Hindi: ब्रिक्स
 * Japanese: ブリックス
 * Korean: ^브릭스
 * Macedonian: БРИКС
 * Malayalam: ബ്രിക്‌സ്
 * Marathi: ब्रिक्स
 * Mongolian: БРИКС
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian:, БРЮ́КИ
 * Spanish: BRICS
 * Tamil: பிரிக்
 * Turkish:
 * Ukrainian: БРІКС
 * Vietnamese: BRICS

Proper noun

 * 1)   Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa

Usage notes
It is valid both the use of the masculine plural and the masculine singular. The use of the feminine singular is also valid, although rare.

title: BRICS


text:
A2S

Noun

 * 1)  Assist-2-Sell, a real-estate franchise organisation in the United States of America
 * 2)  Amazon Associates Web Service

title: A2S


title: A2Ss


text:
neueddrymit

Adjective

 * 1) undischarged

title: neueddrymit


text:
ソフトテニス

Noun

 * 1) soft tennis

title: ソフトテニス


text:
soft tennis

Etymology
, from 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  A variant of tennis, developed in Japan, differing in the tennis ball used, from regular tennis (lawn tennis), having a softer rubber ball.

Translations

 * Italian: soft tennis
 * Japanese:, ソフテニ

title: soft tennis


text: sofutotenisu

title: sofutotenisu


text: sofuteni

title: sofuteni


text: ソフテニ

title: ソフテニ


text:
horsetrade

Verb

 * 1)  To negotiate informally, especially when bargaining or reciprocal concessions are included, frequently regarding politics.

title: horsetrade


text:
croiaght

Noun

 * 1) incest

title: croiaght


text:
croiaghtagh

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) incestuous

title: croiaghtagh


text:
croiaghtys

Noun

 * 1) incestuousness

title: croiaghtys


text:
User talk:Infrasupra

cymatic theology
I am a newbie and I have just created this page for the term cymatic theology. I would appreciate any help in making this page acceptable according to wiktionary policy. Thanks in advance.

(Infrasupra 07:01, 20 April 2011 (UTC))
 * Hello there, "cymatic theology" has been sent to RFV (as you know), which is a request for attestation. An attestation, in Wiktionary parlance, is a quotation of use of the term in a durably archived source. An example page that hosts citations that serve as attestation: Citations:agalmatophilia. See also WT:CFI. --Dan Polansky 08:13, 22 April 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Infrasupra


text:
neuchruinnid

Noun

 * 1) haziness, inexactitude, unfaithfulness

title: neuchruinnid


text:
neuchruinnys

Noun

 * 1) inaccuracy, imprecision

title: neuchruinnys


text:
neuchruinnit

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) uncollected

title: neuchruinnit


text:
cruinnit

Adjective

 * 1) puckered
 * 2) enclosed
 * 3) ~ (mygeayrt) surrounded

title: cruinnit


text:
hävdatecknare

Etymology
, used since 1756.

Noun

 * 1) an historian, a chronicler, an history writer

title: hävdatecknare


text:
neuchruinn

Adjective

 * 1) vague, hazy, inexact, inaccurate

title: neuchruinn


text:
crwn

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬).

Adjective

 * 1) round, rounded; circular; globular; rotund
 * 2) complete

Usage notes
Not to be confused with.

title: crwn


text:
neuchreestee

Adjective

 * 1) unchristian

title: neuchreestee


text:
ihjel

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬

Adverb

 * 1) to death
 * slå ihjel – kill,
 * slå sig ihjel – lose one's life, be killed
 * slå tiden ihjel – kill time make time seem to pass more quickly by doing nothing important
 * 1)  to death to a great degree
 * kede sig ihjel – be bored to death
 * tie ihjel – hush up

title: ihjel


text:
fixurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to fasten

title: fixurus


text:
figendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be fastened

title: figendus


text: fixura

title: fixura


text: fixurum

title: fixurum


text: fixuri

title: fixuri


text: fixurae

title: fixurae


text: fixurorum

title: fixurorum


text: fixurarum

title: fixurarum


text: fixuro

title: fixuro


text: fixuris

title: fixuris


text: fixuram

title: fixuram


text: fixuros

title: fixuros


text: fixuras

title: fixuras


text:
fixure

Etymology
From, from. See, and compare.

Noun

 * 1)  Fixed position; stable condition; firmness.

title: fixure


text: figenda

title: figenda


text: figendum

title: figendum


text: figendi

title: figendi


text: figendae

title: figendae


text: figendorum

title: figendorum


text: figendarum

title: figendarum


text: figendo

title: figendo


text: figendis

title: figendis


text: figendam

title: figendam


text: figendos

title: figendos


text: figendas

title: figendas


text: figende

title: figende


text:
neuyeeys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) atheism

title: neuyeeys


text: fidium

title: fidium


text:
figularis

Adjective

 * 1) potter's

title: figularis


text:
neu-yennalys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mirthlessness

title: neu-yennalys


text: figulare

title: figulare


text: figulares

title: figulares


text: figularia

title: figularia


text: figularium

title: figularium


text: figulari

title: figulari


text: figularibus

title: figularibus


text: figularem

title: figularem


text:
ficturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to shape

title: ficturus


text:
fingendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be shaped

title: fingendus


text: fictura

title: fictura


text: ficturum

title: ficturum


text: ficturi

title: ficturi


text: ficturae

title: ficturae


text: ficturorum

title: ficturorum


text: ficturarum

title: ficturarum


text: ficturo

title: ficturo


text: ficturis

title: ficturis


text: ficturam

title: ficturam


text: ficturos

title: ficturos


text: ficturas

title: ficturas


text: ficture

title: ficture


text: fingenda

title: fingenda


text: fingendum

title: fingendum


text: fingendi

title: fingendi


text: fingendae

title: fingendae


text: fingendorum

title: fingendorum


text: fingendarum

title: fingendarum


text: fingendis

title: fingendis


text: fingendam

title: fingendam


text: fingendos

title: fingendos


text: fingendas

title: fingendas


text: fingende

title: fingende


text:
neu-yennal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) mirthless

title: neu-yennal


text:
gennal

Adjective

 * 1) jolly, mirthful, good-humored

title: gennal


text:
flatulentarus

Adjective

 * 1) flatulent

title: flatulentarus


text: flatulentara

title: flatulentara


text: flatulentarum

title: flatulentarum


text: flatulentari

title: flatulentari


text: flatulentarae

title: flatulentarae


text: flatulentarorum

title: flatulentarorum


text: flatulentararum

title: flatulentararum


text: flatulentaro

title: flatulentaro


text: flatulentaris

title: flatulentaris


text: flatulentaram

title: flatulentaram


text: flatulentaros

title: flatulentaros


text: flatulentaras

title: flatulentaras


text: flatulentare

title: flatulentare


text:
cervicalgia

Noun

 * 1) neck pain

title: cervicalgia


text:
flatat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) flattered

title: flatat


text: flatamus

title: flatamus


text: flatatis

title: flatatis


text: flatant

title: flatant


text: flatabo

title: flatabo


text: flatabis

title: flatabis


text: flatabit

title: flatabit


text: flatabimus

title: flatabimus


text: flatabitis

title: flatabitis


text: flatabunt

title: flatabunt


text: flatabam

title: flatabam


text: flatabas

title: flatabas


text: flatabat

title: flatabat


text: flatabamus

title: flatabamus


text: flatabatis

title: flatabatis


text: flatabant

title: flatabant


text: flatavi

title: flatavi


text: flatavisti

title: flatavisti


text: flatavit

title: flatavit


text: flatavimus

title: flatavimus


text: flatavistis

title: flatavistis


text: flataverunt

title: flataverunt


text: flatavero

title: flatavero


text: flataveris

title: flataveris


text: flataverit

title: flataverit


text: flataverimus

title: flataverimus


text: flataveritis

title: flataveritis


text: flataverint

title: flataverint


text: flataveram

title: flataveram


text: flataveras

title: flataveras


text: flataverat

title: flataverat


text: flataveramus

title: flataveramus


text: flataveratis

title: flataveratis


text: flataverant

title: flataverant


text: flataris

title: flataris


text: flatamur

title: flatamur


text: flatamini

title: flatamini


text: flatatur

title: flatatur


text: flatantur

title: flatantur


text: flatabor

title: flatabor


text: flataberis

title: flataberis


text: flatabimur

title: flatabimur


text: flatabimini

title: flatabimini


text: flatabitur

title: flatabitur


text: flatabuntur

title: flatabuntur


text: flatabar

title: flatabar


text: flatabaris

title: flatabaris


text: flatabamur

title: flatabamur


text: flatabamini

title: flatabamini


text: flatabatur

title: flatabatur


text: flatabantur

title: flatabantur


text: flatem

title: flatem


text: flates

title: flates


text: flatet

title: flatet


text: flatemus

title: flatemus


text: flatetis

title: flatetis


text: flatent

title: flatent


text: flatarem

title: flatarem


text: flatares

title: flatares


text: flataret

title: flataret


text: flataremus

title: flataremus


text: flataretis

title: flataretis


text: flatarent

title: flatarent


text: flataverim

title: flataverim


text: flatavissem

title: flatavissem


text: flatavisses

title: flatavisses


text: flatavisset

title: flatavisset


text: flatavissemus

title: flatavissemus


text: flatavissetis

title: flatavissetis


text: flatavissent

title: flatavissent


text: flateris

title: flateris


text: flatemur

title: flatemur


text: flatemini

title: flatemini


text: flatetur

title: flatetur


text: flatentur

title: flatentur


text: flatarer

title: flatarer


text: flatareris

title: flatareris


text: flataremur

title: flataremur


text: flataremini

title: flataremini


text: flataretur

title: flataretur


text: flatarentur

title: flatarentur


text: flatato

title: flatato


text: flatate

title: flatate


text: flatatote

title: flatatote


text: flatanto

title: flatanto


text: flatator

title: flatator


text: flatantor

title: flatantor


text: flatavisse

title: flatavisse


text: flatari

title: flatari


text:
neuyeeragh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) crooked, indirect, circuitous
 * 2) unfair

title: neuyeeragh


text:
neuyeerid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) crookedness
 * 2) indirectness
 * 1) indirectness

title: neuyeerid


text:
neuyeerys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) unfairness, injustice, iniquity

title: neuyeerys


text:
ανθρακικό νάτριο

Noun

 * 1)  sodium carbonate
 * 2)  washing soda

title: ανθρακικό νάτριο


text:
neuyeidys

Noun

 * 1) indiscretion

title: neuyeidys


text:
neuyeidagh

Adjective

 * 1) indiscreet, negligent

title: neuyeidagh


text:
foculus

Noun

 * 1) brazier
 * 2) chafing dish

title: foculus


text: foculi

title: foculi


text: foculorum

title: foculorum


text:
foculo

Etymology 1
From. Cf. 🇨🇬,.

Verb

 * 1) to cherish, resuscitate, refresh, revive

title: foculo


text: foculis

title: foculis


text:
foculum

Etymology 1
From *foviculum, from. Attested once in Plautus and once in a gloss citing the former.

Noun

 * 1)  device for warming

title: foculum


text: foculos

title: foculos


text: focule

title: focule


text:
neuyeight

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unclosed

title: neuyeight


text:
jeight

Adjective

 * 1) closed, shut

title: jeight


text:
fodiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) burying, quarrying

title: fodiens


text:
fossurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to bury, quarry

title: fossurus


text:
fodiendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be buried, quarried

title: fodiendus


text: fodientes

title: fodientes


text: fodientia

title: fodientia


text: fodientis

title: fodientis


text: fodientium

title: fodientium


text: fodienti

title: fodienti


text: fodiente

title: fodiente


text: fodientibus

title: fodientibus


text: fodientem

title: fodientem


text: fossurum

title: fossurum


text: fossuri

title: fossuri


text: fossurorum

title: fossurorum


text: fossuro

title: fossuro


text: fossuros

title: fossuros


text: fossure

title: fossure


text: fodienda

title: fodienda


text: fodiendum

title: fodiendum


text: fodiendi

title: fodiendi


text: fodiendae

title: fodiendae


text: fodiendorum

title: fodiendorum


text: fodiendarum

title: fodiendarum


text: fodiendo

title: fodiendo


text: fodiendis

title: fodiendis


text: fodiendam

title: fodiendam


text: fodiendos

title: fodiendos


text: fodiendas

title: fodiendas


text: fodiende

title: fodiende


text: foelicitas

title: foelicitas


text: foelicitates

title: foelicitates


text: foelicitatis

title: foelicitatis


text: foelicitatum

title: foelicitatum


text: foelicitati

title: foelicitati


text: foelicitatibus

title: foelicitatibus


text: foelicitatem

title: foelicitatem


text: foelicitate

title: foelicitate


text:
jeerys

Noun

 * 1) straightness
 * 2) rigidity
 * 3) justice

title: jeerys


text:
jeerid

Noun

 * 1) straightness, alignment, directness
 * 2) candour, sincerity, honesty, frankness
 * 3) faithfulness
 * 4) strictness
 * 5) ingeniousness

title: jeerid


text: foeliciter

title: foeliciter


text: foelicius

title: foelicius


text: foelicissime

title: foelicissime


text: foelix

title: foelix


text: foelices

title: foelices


text: foelicia

title: foelicia


text: foelicis

title: foelicis


text: foelicium

title: foelicium


text: foelici

title: foelici


text: foelicibus

title: foelicibus


text: foelicem

title: foelicem


text: foemella

title: foemella


text: terroritzares

title: terroritzares


text: terroritzareu

title: terroritzareu


text: terroritzessis

title: terroritzessis


text: terroritzis

title: terroritzis


text: terroritzaran

title: terroritzaran


text: terroritzava

title: terroritzava


text: terroritzaré

title: terroritzaré


text: terroritzaren

title: terroritzaren


text: terroritzessin

title: terroritzessin


text: terroritzarà

title: terroritzarà


text: terroritzarem

title: terroritzarem


text: terroritzant

title: terroritzant


text: terroritzarien

title: terroritzarien


text: terroritzàveu

title: terroritzàveu


text: terroritzaríeu

title: terroritzaríeu


text: terroritzí

title: terroritzí


text: terroritzo

title: terroritzo


text: terroritzàvem

title: terroritzàvem


text: terroritzaríem

title: terroritzaríem


text: terroritzaries

title: terroritzaries


text: foemellae

title: foemellae


text: terroritzi

title: terroritzi


text: foemellarum

title: foemellarum


text: terroritza

title: terroritza


text: foemellis

title: foemellis


text: terroritzà

title: terroritzà


text: foemellam

title: foemellam


text: terroritzàrem

title: terroritzàrem


text: foemellas

title: foemellas


text: terroritzés

title: terroritzés


text: terroritzéssiu

title: terroritzéssiu


text: terroritzaràs

title: terroritzaràs


text: terroritzéssim

title: terroritzéssim


text: terroritzàreu

title: terroritzàreu


text: terroritzat

title: terroritzat


text: terroritzin

title: terroritzin


text: terroritzaria

title: terroritzaria


text: terroritzaven

title: terroritzaven


text: terroritzes

title: terroritzes


text: terroritzem

title: terroritzem


text: terroritzeu

title: terroritzeu


text: terroritzen

title: terroritzen


text: terroritzaves

title: terroritzaves


text: criticarien

title: criticarien


text: criticaves

title: criticaves


text: critiquéssiu

title: critiquéssiu


text: critiquí

title: critiquí


text: critiqui

title: critiqui


text: critiquis

title: critiquis


text:
criticant

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) criticizer

title: criticant


text: criticaries

title: criticaries


text: criticareu

title: criticareu


text: criticàrem

title: criticàrem


text:
criticà

Verb

 * 1) to critique
 * 2) to criticize

title: criticà


text: critiquessis

title: critiquessis


text:
criticat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) criticized

title: criticat


text: critiquin

title: critiquin


text: criticaven

title: criticaven


text: critiquessin

title: critiquessin


text: criticàreu

title: criticàreu


text: criticarà

title: criticarà


text: critiqueu

title: critiqueu


text: criticaríem

title: criticaríem


text: criticaríeu

title: criticaríeu


text: critiquéssim

title: critiquéssim


text: criticàvem

title: criticàvem


text: criticàveu

title: criticàveu


text: criticaràs

title: criticaràs


text: aposteu

title: aposteu


text: apostaven

title: apostaven


text: apostàveu

title: apostàveu


text:
apostat

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) apostate

Adjective

 * 1) apostate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) apostate

title: apostat


text: aposten

title: aposten


text: apostàvem

title: apostàvem


text: apostarien

title: apostarien


text: apostàrem

title: apostàrem


text: apostaràs

title: apostaràs


text: apostaríeu

title: apostaríeu


text: apostaríem

title: apostaríem


text: apostàreu

title: apostàreu


text: apostant

title: apostant


text: apostis

title: apostis


text: apostarà

title: apostarà


text: apostaves

title: apostaves


text: apostéssiu

title: apostéssiu


text: apostareu

title: apostareu


text: apostà

title: apostà


text: apostéssim

title: apostéssim


text: aposti

title: aposti


text: apostí

title: apostí


text: apostés

title: apostés


text: apostessis

title: apostessis


text: apostaries

title: apostaries


text: apostessin

title: apostessin


text: apostin

title: apostin


text: raonessin

title: raonessin


text: raonant

title: raonant


text: raonaríem

title: raonaríem


text: raonaries

title: raonaries


text: raonaríeu

title: raonaríeu


text: raonin

title: raonin


text: raonarien

title: raonarien


text: raonis

title: raonis


text: raona

title: raona


text: raonàvem

title: raonàvem


text: raonat

title: raonat


text: raonaves

title: raonaves


text: raonares

title: raonares


text: raones

title: raones


text: raonéssim

title: raonéssim


text: raonareu

title: raonareu


text: raonaren

title: raonaren


text: raonés

title: raonés


text: raonarem

title: raonarem


text: raoní

title: raoní


text: raonéssiu

title: raonéssiu


text: raono

title: raono


text: raoni

title: raoni


text: raonà

title: raonà


text: raonaran

title: raonaran


text: raonarà

title: raonarà


text: foenum

title: foenum


text: raonàveu

title: raonàveu


text: raonava

title: raonava


text: raonen

title: raonen


text: raonaré

title: raonaré


text: raonaria

title: raonaria


text: raonaven

title: raonaven


text: raonem

title: raonem


text: raoneu

title: raoneu


text: raonàrem

title: raonàrem


text: raonessis

title: raonessis


text: raonaràs

title: raonaràs


text: raonàreu

title: raonàreu


text: sagnaràs

title: sagnaràs


text: sagnàreu

title: sagnàreu


text: sagnaríeu

title: sagnaríeu


text:
sagnat

Noun

 * 1) fever

title: sagnat


text: sagnaríem

title: sagnaríem


text: sagnis

title: sagnis


text: sagnàrem

title: sagnàrem


text: sagní

title: sagní


text: foena

title: foena


text: foeni

title: foeni


text: sagno

title: sagno


text: sagni

title: sagni


text: foenorum

title: foenorum


text: sagnarien

title: sagnarien


text: foeno

title: foeno


text: sagnà

title: sagnà


text: foenis

title: foenis


text: sagna

title: sagna


text:
sagnant

Adjective

 * 1) bloody

title: sagnant


text: sagnaries

title: sagnaries


text: sagnàveu

title: sagnàveu


text: sagnéssim

title: sagnéssim


text: sagnareu

title: sagnareu


text: sagnares

title: sagnares


text: sagnaven

title: sagnaven


text: sagnava

title: sagnava


text: sagnàvem

title: sagnàvem


text: sagnarem

title: sagnarem


text: sagnaves

title: sagnaves


text: sagnaren

title: sagnaren


text: sagnéssiu

title: sagnéssiu


text: sagnaran

title: sagnaran


text: sagnaria

title: sagnaria


text: sagnessin

title: sagnessin


text: sagnen

title: sagnen


text: sagnem

title: sagnem


text: sagnaré

title: sagnaré


text: sagnes

title: sagnes


text: sagnin

title: sagnin


text: sagneu

title: sagneu


text: sagnarà

title: sagnarà


text: sagnessis

title: sagnessis


text: sagnés

title: sagnés


text: noordelijks

title: noordelijks


text: noordelijkst

title: noordelijkst


text: noordelijker

title: noordelijker


text: noordelijkers

title: noordelijkers


text: noordelijkste

title: noordelijkste


text: noordelijkere

title: noordelijkere


text: overkoepelden

title: overkoepelden


text: overkoepele

title: overkoepele


text: overkoepeld

title: overkoepeld


text: overkoepelde

title: overkoepelde


text: overkoepel

title: overkoepel


text: overkoepelt

title: overkoepelt


text: overkoepelend

title: overkoepelend


text: schooft aan

title: schooft aan


text: aanschuift

title: aanschuift


text: aanschove

title: aanschove


text: schove aan

title: schove aan


text: aanschuive

title: aanschuive


text: schoven aan

title: schoven aan


text: aanschooft

title: aanschooft


text: schuift aan

title: schuift aan


text: aanschoven

title: aanschoven


text: aanschoof

title: aanschoof


text: schoof aan

title: schoof aan


text: schuive aan

title: schuive aan


text: schuiven aan

title: schuiven aan


text: aanschuivend

title: aanschuivend


text: aanschuif

title: aanschuif


text: schuif aan

title: schuif aan


text: aangeschoven

title: aangeschoven


text: foenus

title: foenus


text: foenora

title: foenora


text: foenoris

title: foenoris


text: foenori

title: foenori


text: foenoribus

title: foenoribus


text: foenore

title: foenore


text: foetui

title: foetui


text: foetum

title: foetum


text: foetu

title: foetu


text: foetuum

title: foetuum


text: foetibus

title: foetibus


text: foeta

title: foeta


text:
Diets

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from , from. .

Adjective

 * 1) Middle Dutch
 * 2)  Dutch
 * 3)  German, continental West Germanic (often excluding Frisian)

Proper noun

 * 1) the Middle Dutch language
 * 2)  the Dutch language
 * 3)  the "German", or continental West Germanic languages (often excluding Frisian)

title: Diets


text: foetae

title: foetae


text: foetorum

title: foetorum


text: foetarum

title: foetarum


text: foeto

title: foeto


text: foetis

title: foetis


text: foetam

title: foetam


text: foetos

title: foetos


text: foetas

title: foetas


text:
foete

Noun

 * 1)  a kind of whip for animals

Etymology
From (cf., ), from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  liver

title: foete


text:
forinsecum

Noun

 * 1) foreign service

title: forinsecum


text: forinseca

title: forinseca


text: forinseci

title: forinseci


text: forinsecorum

title: forinsecorum


text: forinseco

title: forinseco


text: forinsecis

title: forinsecis


text:
neuyoanit

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) undusted

title: neuyoanit


text:
formandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be shaped

title: formandus


text: formanda

title: formanda


text: formandum

title: formandum


text: formandi

title: formandi


text: formandae

title: formandae


text: formandorum

title: formandorum


text: formandarum

title: formandarum


text: formandis

title: formandis


text: formandam

title: formandam


text: formandos

title: formandos


text: formandas

title: formandas


text: Thesaurus:motion picture

title: Thesaurus:motion picture


text: fornacium

title: fornacium


text:
волапюк

Noun

 * 1) Volapük
 * 2)  incomprehensible, garbled language

Noun

 * 1) Volapük
 * 2)  incomprehensible, garbled language

title: волапюк


text: fraeno

title: fraeno


text: fraenas

title: fraenas


text: fraenat

title: fraenat


text: fraenamus

title: fraenamus


text: fraenatis

title: fraenatis


text: fraenant

title: fraenant


text: fraenabo

title: fraenabo


text: fraenabis

title: fraenabis


text: fraenabit

title: fraenabit


text: fraenabimus

title: fraenabimus


text: fraenabitis

title: fraenabitis


text: fraenabunt

title: fraenabunt


text: fraenabam

title: fraenabam


text: fraenabas

title: fraenabas


text: fraenabat

title: fraenabat


text: fraenabamus

title: fraenabamus


text: fraenabatis

title: fraenabatis


text: fraenabant

title: fraenabant


text: fraenavi

title: fraenavi


text: fraenavisti

title: fraenavisti


text: fraenavit

title: fraenavit


text: fraenavimus

title: fraenavimus


text: fraenavistis

title: fraenavistis


text: fraenaverunt

title: fraenaverunt


text: fraenavero

title: fraenavero


text: fraenaveris

title: fraenaveris


text: fraenaverit

title: fraenaverit


text: fraenaverimus

title: fraenaverimus


text: fraenaveritis

title: fraenaveritis


text: fraenaverint

title: fraenaverint


text: fraenaveram

title: fraenaveram


text: fraenaveras

title: fraenaveras


text: fraenaverat

title: fraenaverat


text: fraenaveramus

title: fraenaveramus


text: fraenaveratis

title: fraenaveratis


text: fraenaverant

title: fraenaverant


text: fraenor

title: fraenor


text: fraenaris

title: fraenaris


text: fraenamur

title: fraenamur


text: fraenamini

title: fraenamini


text: fraenatur

title: fraenatur


text: fraenantur

title: fraenantur


text: fraenabor

title: fraenabor


text: fraenaberis

title: fraenaberis


text: fraenabimur

title: fraenabimur


text: fraenabimini

title: fraenabimini


text: fraenabitur

title: fraenabitur


text: fraenabuntur

title: fraenabuntur


text: fraenabar

title: fraenabar


text: fraenabaris

title: fraenabaris


text: fraenabamur

title: fraenabamur


text: fraenabamini

title: fraenabamini


text: fraenabatur

title: fraenabatur


text: fraenabantur

title: fraenabantur


text: fraenem

title: fraenem


text: fraenes

title: fraenes


text: fraenet

title: fraenet


text: fraenemus

title: fraenemus


text: fraenetis

title: fraenetis


text: fraenent

title: fraenent


text: fraenarem

title: fraenarem


text: fraenares

title: fraenares


text: fraenaret

title: fraenaret


text: fraenaremus

title: fraenaremus


text: fraenaretis

title: fraenaretis


text: fraenarent

title: fraenarent


text: fraenaverim

title: fraenaverim


text: fraenavissem

title: fraenavissem


text: fraenavisses

title: fraenavisses


text: fraenavisset

title: fraenavisset


text: fraenavissemus

title: fraenavissemus


text: fraenavissetis

title: fraenavissetis


text: fraenavissent

title: fraenavissent


text: fraener

title: fraener


text: fraeneris

title: fraeneris


text: fraenemur

title: fraenemur


text: fraenemini

title: fraenemini


text: fraenetur

title: fraenetur


text: fraenentur

title: fraenentur


text: fraenarer

title: fraenarer


text: fraenareris

title: fraenareris


text: fraenaremur

title: fraenaremur


text: fraenaremini

title: fraenaremini


text: fraenaretur

title: fraenaretur


text: fraenarentur

title: fraenarentur


text: fraena

title: fraena


text: fraenato

title: fraenato


text: fraenate

title: fraenate


text: fraenatote

title: fraenatote


text: fraenanto

title: fraenanto


text: fraenare

title: fraenare


text: fraenator

title: fraenator


text: fraenantor

title: fraenantor


text: fraenavisse

title: fraenavisse


text: fraenari

title: fraenari


text: fraudis

title: fraudis


text: fraudum

title: fraudum


text: fraudibus

title: fraudibus


text:
fricatio

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) rubbing
 * 2) friction

title: fricatio


text: fricationes

title: fricationes


text: fricationis

title: fricationis


text: fricationum

title: fricationum


text: fricationi

title: fricationi


text: fricationibus

title: fricationibus


text: fricationem

title: fricationem


text: fricatione

title: fricatione


text:
fricatus

Noun

 * 1) rubbing down

title: fricatus


text: fricatui

title: fricatui


text: fricatum

title: fricatum


text: fricatu

title: fricatu


text: fricatuum

title: fricatuum


text: fricatibus

title: fricatibus


text:
frugifer

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) fructiferous
 * 2) fruitful, fertile

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) frugiferous

title: frugifer


text: frugifera

title: frugifera


text: frugiferum

title: frugiferum


text: frugiferi

title: frugiferi


text: frugiferae

title: frugiferae


text: frugifero

title: frugifero


text: frugiferam

title: frugiferam


text: frugiferorum

title: frugiferorum


text: frugiferarum

title: frugiferarum


text: frugiferis

title: frugiferis


text: frugiferos

title: frugiferos


text: frugiferas

title: frugiferas


text:
fruitio

Noun

 * 1) enjoyment

title: fruitio


text: fruitiones

title: fruitiones


text: fruitionis

title: fruitionis


text: fruitionum

title: fruitionum


text: fruitioni

title: fruitioni


text: fruitionibus

title: fruitionibus


text: fruitionem

title: fruitionem


text: fruitione

title: fruitione


text: fuliginem

title: fuliginem


text: fusior

title: fusior


text: fusius

title: fusius


text: fusiores

title: fusiores


text: fusiora

title: fusiora


text: fusioris

title: fusioris


text: fusiorum

title: fusiorum


text: fusiori

title: fusiori


text: fusiorem

title: fusiorem


text: fusiore

title: fusiore


text: fusioribus

title: fusioribus


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/tewtéh₂

Reconstruction
Clear cognates are found only in Italo-Celtic, Balto-Slavic and Germanic, which may point to an old European word, geographically confined to the west and center of the IE world.

🇨🇬 and its 🇨🇬 cognates are sometimes considered descendants, but the semantic divergence is difficult to reconcile.

The supposed Hittite cognate with the semantic shift "people" > "army" > "camp" has been criticized to be unlikely (the normal development would be "camp" > "army"). Kloekhorst furthermore argues that the Hittite word can formally only reflect an i-stem, and finally endorses an alternative etymology proposed by Melchert, from PIE.

Often a derivation from either of the roots (referring to the strength of community) and   is considered, but the presence of a laryngeal renders that suspect.

Noun

 * 1) heap, pile; crowd ?
 * 2)  people, tribe

Coordinate terms

 * *déh₂mos
 * Ancient Greek:
 * *pleh₁dʰwéh₁s
 * *pleh₁dʰwéh₁s

Derived terms

 * *swe-tewtéh₂-


text:
cymatic

Etymology
First attested in 1828; formed as (the long stem of ) ; compare the later  (1966) and the earlier 🇨🇬 (1753).

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to cymatics.
 * 2) Describing any secondary effect of sound or similar vibrations.

Quotations

 * 1828, John Preston Neale, Views of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen, in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, second series, volume IV, “ Fingask Castle, Perthshire; The Seat of Sir Patrick Murray Threipland, Bart.Fingask Castle, Perthshire; The Seat of Sir Patrick Murray Threipland, Bart. ”
 * The roof is surrounded by an embrasured parapet. But the most curious external feature of this building, is the principal entrance door, strongly studded with large nails; the upper part having a cymatic form.

title: cymatic


text:
Talk:reoccurred

the word is recurred - there is no such word as reoccurred.
 * No, totally wrong, recurred is the past of recur, here we are talking about reoccur, an entirely different word. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:12, 20 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:reoccurred


text:
charlotear

Verb

 * 1)  to chat, talk
 * 2)  to blabber, tattle reveal something one should not say
 * 1)  to blabber, tattle reveal something one should not say

title: charlotear


text: grafiche tridimensionali

title: grafiche tridimensionali


text: attroupements

title: attroupements


text: demi-mots

title: demi-mots


text: cassicans

title: cassicans


text: réveilleurs

title: réveilleurs


text: scinques

title: scinques


text: carpophages

title: carpophages


text: piégeages

title: piégeages


text: primautés

title: primautés


text: pipoles

title: pipoles


text: grèges

title: grèges


text:
mochilero

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) backpacker

title: mochilero


text:
royal tennis

Noun

 * 1)  real tennis

title: royal tennis


text:
cochinilla de humedad

Noun

 * 1) woodlouse

title: cochinilla de humedad


text:
ortoped

Noun

 * 1) orthopedist

Etymology
Derived from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) orthopedist

Noun

 * 1)  an orthopedist, an orthopedic surgeon

title: ortoped


text:
ortopedický

Adjective

 * 1) orthopedic

title: ortopedický


text:
Citations:afterlife

Proper noun: the place inhabited by deceased people

 * 1973, Mandemous, Battle for the Planet of the Apes, 20th Century Fox
 * I really don't hold with knowing the future, even my own, which is short... I mean, if we knew for a fact there was an afterlife, and if the afterlife was bliss eternal, we'd all commit suicide in order to enjoy it.
 * And while most of their conversations are painfully short and masked in static, the woman has reportedly been able to tell him that the afterlife is a wonderful place that's free of pain, disease, want and worry — a literal paradise where the souls of the dead live in perfect peace and harmony forever.
 * 1993, Sleepless in Seattle, Tristar Pictures
 * Jonah: Like, do you believe in heaven? Sam: I never did.  Or the whole idea of an afterlife, but now I don't know, 'cause I have these dreams about her, about your mom.  And we have long talks about you, how you're doing, which she sort of knows but I tell her anyway.  So what is that?  It's sort of an afterlife, isn't it?
 * But you would be happy and maybe a touch envious that they were going somewhere better. What if this place was the case when people died? Many cultures believe that the afterlife is a better place than the mundane world.
 * The afterlife is a relatively mundane place, where even angels have sexual intercourse; there is a Hell but no Satan or devils and Heaven is much like Earth, except peopled by spirits.
 * The afterlife is a crowded place.
 * Well, at least this part of death is jammed. I don't know what — if anything — is beyond The Light.
 * The afterlife is a beautiful place full of gardens and brilliant, pleasing colors. Some accounts are of dark and dismal places where people feel they are being punished for wrongs they committed in life.
 * We all die anyways, but for most of us it's after a long life of hard work and little reward. But what waits for us? The afterlife is a wonderful place with all of the beauty and none of the sorrow of this sad plane, especially for those of us who believe, who have a place there waiting for them.
 * The afterlife is a crowded place.
 * Well, at least this part of death is jammed. I don't know what — if anything — is beyond The Light.
 * The afterlife is a beautiful place full of gardens and brilliant, pleasing colors. Some accounts are of dark and dismal places where people feel they are being punished for wrongs they committed in life.
 * We all die anyways, but for most of us it's after a long life of hard work and little reward. But what waits for us? The afterlife is a wonderful place with all of the beauty and none of the sorrow of this sad plane, especially for those of us who believe, who have a place there waiting for them.
 * We all die anyways, but for most of us it's after a long life of hard work and little reward. But what waits for us? The afterlife is a wonderful place with all of the beauty and none of the sorrow of this sad plane, especially for those of us who believe, who have a place there waiting for them.
 * We all die anyways, but for most of us it's after a long life of hard work and little reward. But what waits for us? The afterlife is a wonderful place with all of the beauty and none of the sorrow of this sad plane, especially for those of us who believe, who have a place there waiting for them.

later life

 * 1) * 1833, E. Biber, “Life and Trials of Henry Pestalozzi”, in Greenbank's Periodical Library, Volume I, T. K. Greenbank, page 8:
 * Pestalozzi had, as a boy, possessed that childlike simplicity in an eminent degree, and now, in the intercourse with nature and with men of primitive habits, he recovered so fully, that whenever in after-life he alluded to the studies of his earlier years, he spoke of them in a manner, as if they were so many recollections of a previous state
 * 1) * 1838, The British cyclopaedia of the arts, sciences, history, geography, literature, natural history, and biography (page 118)
 * Arnold was born in Connecticut, and his early occupations were not fitted to prepare him for the functions which he was called upon to exercise in afterlife.
 * 1) * 1842, “The Prussian Monarchy”, in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume LI, Number CCCXVII (March 1842), William Blackwood & Sons, page 335:
 * In after life, he grew enormously corpulent, his waistcoat measured four ells!

title: Citations:afterlife


text: αβάσιμη

title: αβάσιμη


text: αβάσιμης

title: αβάσιμης


text: αβάσιμες

title: αβάσιμες


text: αβάσιμα

title: αβάσιμα


text: galaxiam

title: galaxiam


text:
gangraena

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) gangrene

title: gangraena


text: gangraenae

title: gangraenae


text: gangraenarum

title: gangraenarum


text: gangraenis

title: gangraenis


text: gangraenam

title: gangraenam


text: gangraenas

title: gangraenas


text:
garriturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to chatter

title: garriturus


text:
garritus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) chattered

title: garritus


text:
garriendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be chattered

title: garriendus


text: garritura

title: garritura


text: garriturum

title: garriturum


text: garrituri

title: garrituri


text: garriturae

title: garriturae


text: garriturorum

title: garriturorum


text: garriturarum

title: garriturarum


text: garrituro

title: garrituro


text: garrituris

title: garrituris


text: garrituram

title: garrituram


text: garrituros

title: garrituros


text: garrituras

title: garrituras


text: garriture

title: garriture


text: garritum

title: garritum


text: garritae

title: garritae


text: garritorum

title: garritorum


text: garritarum

title: garritarum


text: garritam

title: garritam


text: garritos

title: garritos


text: garritas

title: garritas


text: garrienda

title: garrienda


text: garriendum

title: garriendum


text: garriendi

title: garriendi


text: garriendae

title: garriendae


text: garriendorum

title: garriendorum


text: garriendarum

title: garriendarum


text: garriendo

title: garriendo


text: garriendis

title: garriendis


text: garriendam

title: garriendam


text: garriendos

title: garriendos


text: garriendas

title: garriendas


text: garriende

title: garriende


text:
garyophyllon

Noun

 * 1) clove (bud, spice)

title: garyophyllon


text: garyophylla

title: garyophylla


text: garyophylli

title: garyophylli


text: garyophyllorum

title: garyophyllorum


text: garyophyllo

title: garyophyllo


text: garyophyllis

title: garyophyllis


text:
loss of life

Noun

 * 1)  Death.

title: loss of life


text:
ツイッター

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Twitter a social-networking website

title: ツイッター


text:
generalissima

Noun

 * 1) A female generalissimo.

title: generalissima


text: generalissimum

title: generalissimum


text: generalissimae

title: generalissimae


text: generalissimorum

title: generalissimorum


text: generalissimarum

title: generalissimarum


text: generalissimis

title: generalissimis


text: generalissimam

title: generalissimam


text: generalissimas

title: generalissimas


text: generalissime

title: generalissime


text:
generaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to beget, produce

title: generaturus


text:
generandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be begot, produced

title: generandus


text: generatura

title: generatura


text: generaturum

title: generaturum


text: generaturi

title: generaturi


text: generaturae

title: generaturae


text: generaturorum

title: generaturorum


text: generaturarum

title: generaturarum


text: generaturo

title: generaturo


text: generaturis

title: generaturis


text: generaturam

title: generaturam


text: generaturos

title: generaturos


text: generaturas

title: generaturas


text: generature

title: generature


text: generanda

title: generanda


text: generandum

title: generandum


text: generandi

title: generandi


text: generandae

title: generandae


text: generandorum

title: generandorum


text: generandarum

title: generandarum


text: generandis

title: generandis


text: generandam

title: generandam


text: generandos

title: generandos


text: generandas

title: generandas


text:
gignens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) begetting, producing

title: gignens


text:
geniturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to beget, produce

title: geniturus


text:
gignendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be begot, produced

title: gignendus


text: gignentes

title: gignentes


text: gignentia

title: gignentia


text: gignentis

title: gignentis


text: gignentium

title: gignentium


text: gignenti

title: gignenti


text: gignente

title: gignente


text: gignentibus

title: gignentibus


text: gignentem

title: gignentem


text: genitura

title: genitura


text: geniturum

title: geniturum


text: genituri

title: genituri


text: geniturae

title: geniturae


text: geniturorum

title: geniturorum


text: geniturarum

title: geniturarum


text: genituro

title: genituro


text: genituris

title: genituris


text: genituram

title: genituram


text: genituros

title: genituros


text: genituras

title: genituras


text: genitum

title: genitum


text: gignenda

title: gignenda


text: gignendum

title: gignendum


text: gignendi

title: gignendi


text: gignendae

title: gignendae


text: gignendorum

title: gignendorum


text: gignendarum

title: gignendarum


text: gignendo

title: gignendo


text: gignendis

title: gignendis


text: gignendam

title: gignendam


text: gignendos

title: gignendos


text: gignendas

title: gignendas


text: gignende

title: gignende


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/ǵʰer-

Root

 * 1) to yearn for

Derived terms

 * *ǵʰr̥-yé-ti
 * *ǵʰr̥-t-ós
 * *ǵʰr̥-i-t-
 * *ǵʰēr-i-
 * *ǵʰr̥-éh₂
 * *ǵʰér-mn̥
 * *ǵʰr̥-meh₂
 * *ǵʰer-no-
 * *ǵʰr̥-i-t-
 * *ǵʰēr-i-
 * *ǵʰr̥-éh₂
 * *ǵʰér-mn̥
 * *ǵʰr̥-meh₂
 * *ǵʰer-no-
 * *ǵʰēr-i-
 * *ǵʰr̥-éh₂
 * *ǵʰér-mn̥
 * *ǵʰr̥-meh₂
 * *ǵʰer-no-
 * *ǵʰér-mn̥
 * *ǵʰr̥-meh₂
 * *ǵʰer-no-
 * *ǵʰer-no-
 * *ǵʰer-no-

Unsorted formations:
 * Hellenic:

Root

 * 1)  to enclose

Derived terms

 * *ǵʰór-tos
 * *ǵʰor-o-
 * (perhaps "encircling/ring dance")
 * *ǵʰor-yo-
 * (perhaps "encircling membrane" or from root below)

Root

 * 1)  bowels, intestines

Derived terms

 * *ǵʰerH-ni-eh₂
 * *ǵʰor-neh₂
 * (< *χορνή?)
 * *ǵʰr̥H-eh₂
 * *ǵʰr̥H-os
 * *ǵʰr̥H-u-
 * Unsorted formations:
 * (< *χορνή?)
 * *ǵʰr̥H-eh₂
 * *ǵʰr̥H-os
 * *ǵʰr̥H-u-
 * Unsorted formations:
 * *ǵʰr̥H-os
 * *ǵʰr̥H-u-
 * Unsorted formations:
 * *ǵʰr̥H-u-
 * Unsorted formations:
 * *ǵʰr̥H-u-
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Unsorted formations:


text:
gestio

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be eager; to exult
 * 2) to gesticulate

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1)  managing, performing, doing
 * 2)  behaving

title: gestio


text:
maapuu

Noun

 * 1) brushwood branches and twigs fallen from trees and shrubs

title: maapuu


text: gestit

title: gestit


text: gestimus

title: gestimus


text: gestitis

title: gestitis


text: gestiunt

title: gestiunt


text: gestiam

title: gestiam


text: gesties

title: gesties


text: gestiet

title: gestiet


text: gestiemus

title: gestiemus


text: gestietis

title: gestietis


text: gestient

title: gestient


text: gestiebam

title: gestiebam


text: gestiebas

title: gestiebas


text: gestiebat

title: gestiebat


text: gestiebamus

title: gestiebamus


text: gestiebatis

title: gestiebatis


text: gestiebant

title: gestiebant


text: gestivisti

title: gestivisti


text: gestivit

title: gestivit


text: gestivimus

title: gestivimus


text: gestivistis

title: gestivistis


text: gestiverunt

title: gestiverunt


text: gestivero

title: gestivero


text: gestiveris

title: gestiveris


text: gestiverit

title: gestiverit


text: gestiverimus

title: gestiverimus


text: gestiveritis

title: gestiveritis


text: gestiverint

title: gestiverint


text: gestiveram

title: gestiveram


text: gestiveras

title: gestiveras


text: gestiverat

title: gestiverat


text: gestiveramus

title: gestiveramus


text: gestiveratis

title: gestiveratis


text: gestiverant

title: gestiverant


text: gestias

title: gestias


text: gestiat

title: gestiat


text: gestiamus

title: gestiamus


text: gestiatis

title: gestiatis


text: gestiant

title: gestiant


text: gestirem

title: gestirem


text: gestires

title: gestires


text: gestiret

title: gestiret


text: gestiremus

title: gestiremus


text: gestiretis

title: gestiretis


text: gestirent

title: gestirent


text: gestiverim

title: gestiverim


text: gestivissem

title: gestivissem


text: gestivisses

title: gestivisses


text: gestivisset

title: gestivisset


text: gestivissemus

title: gestivissemus


text: gestivissetis

title: gestivissetis


text: gestivissent

title: gestivissent


text: gestitote

title: gestitote


text: gestiunto

title: gestiunto


text: gestivisse

title: gestivisse


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/ǵʰórtos

Etymology
From. Alternatively, Matasović proposes that this is instead from a neo-root derived from a root noun *gʰṓrdʰ-s (root, genitive *gʰr̥dʰ-ós, where the root-final consonant would devoice to -t- in the nominative singular. Whether the initial consonant was a palatovelar cannot be ascertained, since reflexes of *ǵʰórtos are only securely attested in centum languages.

Noun

 * 1) enclosure

Descendants

 * Irish:
 * Hellenic:
 * (< earlier *xortos)
 * Hellenic:
 * (< earlier *xortos)
 * Hellenic:
 * (< earlier *xortos)
 * Hellenic:
 * (< earlier *xortos)
 * (< earlier *xortos)


text:
futsu

Romanization

 * 1)  and

title: futsu


text:
ανθρακούχος

Adjective

 * 1) carbonated, fizzy
 * 2) carbon
 * 1) carbon

title: ανθρακούχος


text:
franţuz

Noun

 * 1) French, Frenchman

title: franţuz


text: chitsu

title: chitsu


text: -chitsu

title: -chitsu


text:
αναψυκτικό

Noun

 * 1) soft drink
 * 2) refreshment

title: αναψυκτικό


text:
alcista

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1)  alto saxophonist
 * 2)  violist
 * 3)  alto
 * 1)  alto
 * 1)  alto

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  upward, rising, bull-, bullish

title: alcista


text: alcistas

title: alcistas


text:
User talk:Mpoush

Welcome to the Finnish language learners' club. I'm an American who has been living in Finland for the last few years. This is the best place to look up Finnish words, especially if you want to know about them in depth. I have a a list of other resources on my user page. If you have specific questions, I am here all the time, but Jyril and Hekaheka are natives and they can provide more reliable input. If you just want to add a word to our to-do list, there is Requested entries (Finnish). ~ heyzeuss 13:55, 20 April 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Mpoush


text:
блат

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sheet, layer (in culinary)

Etymology 1
From or.

Noun

 * 1) blat, cronyism, pull (useful contacts to help in skirting the red tape and other barriers, usually illegal help or assistance to obtain a good post, job, enter the university, etc.)
 * 2) bribe
 * 1) bribe

Etymology
From or.

Noun

 * 1)  blat, cronyism, pull (useful contacts to help in skirting the red tape and other barriers, usually illegal help or assistance to obtain a good post, job, enter the university, etc.)

title: блат


text:
-gu

Suffix

 * 1) movement to
 * 2) purpose
 * 3) belonging to
 * 4) for
 * 1) for

Suffix

 * ngawa-gu : for water
 * ngawa-gu : for water

Etymology
Related to 🇨🇬, of unclear further origin.

Suffix

 * 1)  particle emphasizing a question
 * 2) used in  and
 * 1) used in  and

Suffix

 * 1) Equipping infinitive of verbs.

Etymology
From, from , from.

Etymology
From, from , from.

title: -gu


text:
бикса

Etymology 1
From, from American , , from.

Noun

 * 1)  (a plant of the  or achiote family)

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1) biksa (a kind of billiards on a small, inclined table in which the ball rolls back after being hit)

Etymology 3
.

Noun

 * 1)  girl, chick, slut

title: бикса


text:
lésinerie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stinginess

title: lésinerie


text:
moş

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  raspberry

title: moş


text:
topik

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) topic

Etymology
From.

Noun
.

 * 1) topic.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  section of a conductor that melts when an electric current of greater amperage than allowed flows through it

Noun

 * 1) diving bell spider, water spider

Etymology
From, the diminutive of +.

Noun

 * 1) a kind of meze made of tahini (sesame paste), chickpea, potato and onion.

title: topik


text: αβάσιμους

title: αβάσιμους


text: ασυνίζητου

title: ασυνίζητου


text: ασυνίζητο

title: ασυνίζητο


text: ασυνίζητοι

title: ασυνίζητοι


text: ασυνίζητων

title: ασυνίζητων


text: eulogisms

title: eulogisms


text:
şa

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) king
 * 2)  king

title: şa


text:
şantaj

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) blackmail
 * 2) racketeering

title: şantaj


text:
glisco

Etymology

 * proposed derivations include:
 * From . Cognate with 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.
 * From . Cognates include 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to swell, spread, blaze up
 * 2) to increase

title: glisco


text: gliscis

title: gliscis


text: gliscit

title: gliscit


text: gliscimus

title: gliscimus


text: gliscitis

title: gliscitis


text: gliscunt

title: gliscunt


text: gliscam

title: gliscam


text: glisces

title: glisces


text: gliscet

title: gliscet


text: gliscemus

title: gliscemus


text: gliscetis

title: gliscetis


text: gliscent

title: gliscent


text: gliscebam

title: gliscebam


text: gliscebas

title: gliscebas


text: gliscebat

title: gliscebat


text: gliscebamus

title: gliscebamus


text: gliscebatis

title: gliscebatis


text: gliscebant

title: gliscebant


text: gliscas

title: gliscas


text: gliscat

title: gliscat


text: gliscamus

title: gliscamus


text: gliscatis

title: gliscatis


text: gliscant

title: gliscant


text: gliscerem

title: gliscerem


text: glisceres

title: glisceres


text: glisceret

title: glisceret


text: glisceremus

title: glisceremus


text: glisceretis

title: glisceretis


text: gliscerent

title: gliscerent


text: glisce

title: glisce


text: gliscito

title: gliscito


text: gliscite

title: gliscite


text: gliscitote

title: gliscitote


text: gliscunto

title: gliscunto


text: gliscere

title: gliscere


text: gliscisse

title: gliscisse


text:
globosus

Adjective

 * 1) spherical, globular

title: globosus


text: globosum

title: globosum


text: globosae

title: globosae


text: globosorum

title: globosorum


text: globosarum

title: globosarum


text: globosis

title: globosis


text: globosam

title: globosam


text: globosos

title: globosos


text: globosas

title: globosas


text:
last hurrah

Noun

 * 1)  A final act (by a politician, etc.) or performance (by an actor, etc.) that marks the end of a career.
 * 2)  Any final effort or performance.

title: last hurrah


text:
copacking

Noun

 * 1) The manufacture and packaging of a product under contract to a client (and having the client's name/brand on the packaging).

title: copacking


text:
glutinosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) gluey, glutinous, viscous
 * 2) gelatinous
 * 3) tenacious

title: glutinosus


text: glutinosum

title: glutinosum


text: glutinosae

title: glutinosae


text: glutinosorum

title: glutinosorum


text: glutinosarum

title: glutinosarum


text: glutinosis

title: glutinosis


text: glutinosam

title: glutinosam


text: glutinosos

title: glutinosos


text: glutinosas

title: glutinosas


text:
műemlék

Noun

 * 1) monument
 * 2)  listed/registered/protected/heritage/historic/landmark building/structure

title: műemlék


text:
graduatio

Noun

 * 1) graduation

title: graduatio


text: graduationes

title: graduationes


text: graduationis

title: graduationis


text: graduationum

title: graduationum


text: graduationi

title: graduationi


text: graduationibus

title: graduationibus


text: graduationem

title: graduationem


text: graduatione

title: graduatione


text:
graduatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Adjective

 * 1)  graduated

title: graduatus


text: graduatum

title: graduatum


text: graduatae

title: graduatae


text: graduatorum

title: graduatorum


text: graduatarum

title: graduatarum


text: graduatis

title: graduatis


text: graduatam

title: graduatam


text: graduatos

title: graduatos


text: graduatas

title: graduatas


text:
grandior

Etymology
From.

title: grandior


text: grandiores

title: grandiores


text: grandiora

title: grandiora


text: grandioris

title: grandioris


text: grandiorum

title: grandiorum


text: grandiori

title: grandiori


text: grandiorem

title: grandiorem


text: grandiore

title: grandiore


text: grandioribus

title: grandioribus


text:
User:HannesP/The Swedish verb issue

Just like many other languages, Swedish uses prepositions and adverbs in conjunction with verbs either to alter their meaning, or because they simply are required. There is however no standardised or sustainable way of representing this for Swedish verbs, which I regard as an obstacle to making the Swedish part of English Wiktionary fully usable. Naturally, it is hard to find a solution that makes sense in every case, but I do think it is possible to improve today's situation.

The issue mainly consists in two problems:
 * 1) Phrasal verbs. In Swedish, a huge amount of verbs are formed by adding a preposition or an adverb to a verb. Examples include tycka ("to think"), tycka om ("to like"), hoppa ("to jump"), hoppa till ("to startle"). Confer English "come", "come off", "come by" etc. (Section to be elaborated)
 * 2) Prepositional objects. Just like English, Swedish requires different prepositions for different verbs. (Section to be elaborated)

I really don't have a clear picture of how I want it to work, so I'm grateful for every input on the matter. Together we might be able to come up with something clever :-) I think the most productive way of proceeding is to simply create some sandbox entries with all this information included, and see what works and what doesn't. Below are some attempts:
 * tycka
 * komma

title: User:HannesP/The Swedish verb issue


text:
graphium

Etymology 1
..

Noun

 * 1) A stylus (for writing).

Etymology 2
From the genus name, from. .

Noun

 * 1) A butterfly of the genus .

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) stylus (for writing)
 * 2) pen

title: graphium


text: choku

title: choku


text: graphia

title: graphia


text: graphii

title: graphii


text: graphiorum

title: graphiorum


text: graphio

title: graphio


text: graphiis

title: graphiis


text:
User:HannesP/The Swedish verb issue/tycka

N.B. work in progress

Verb
tycka
 * 1) to think; to be of an opinion

tycka om
 * 1) to like; to be fond of

tycka till
 * 1) to give one's opinion


text:
gremialis

Adjective

 * 1)  pollarded
 * 2)  suitable for firewood

title: gremialis


text:
gremiale

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) gremial, a decorated cloth placed on a bishop's lap

title: gremiale


text: gremiales

title: gremiales


text: gremialia

title: gremialia


text: gremialium

title: gremialium


text: gremiali

title: gremiali


text: gremialibus

title: gremialibus


text: gremialem

title: gremialem


text:
guttula

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) droplet

title: guttula


text: guttulae

title: guttulae


text: guttularum

title: guttularum


text: guttulis

title: guttulis


text: guttulam

title: guttulam


text: guttulas

title: guttulas


text: habilior

title: habilior


text: habilius

title: habilius


text: habiliores

title: habiliores


text: habiliora

title: habiliora


text: habilioris

title: habilioris


text: habiliorum

title: habiliorum


text: habiliori

title: habiliori


text: inesgal

title: inesgal


text: habiliorem

title: habiliorem


text: habiliore

title: habiliore


text: habilioribus

title: habilioribus


text:
魔法少女

Etymology
. of.

Noun

 * 1)  magical girl

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  magical girl

title: 魔法少女


text:
User:HannesP/The Swedish verb issue/komma

N.B. work in progress

Verb
komma
 * 1) to come
 * 2) (colloquial) to orgasm

komma till, komma åt
 * 1) to be able to access (in a narrow space)

komma loss
 * 1) to get loose
 * 2) (figuratively) to get started

komma undan
 * 1) to avoid getting caught

komma underfund
 * 1) to understand

komma ihåg
 * 1) to remember


text:
User talk:Stanbo123

Wiktionary is a DICTIONARY. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:55, 20 April 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Stanbo123


text: ασυνίζητη

title: ασυνίζητη


text: ασυνίζητης

title: ασυνίζητης


text: ασυνίζητες

title: ασυνίζητες


text: ασυνίζητα

title: ασυνίζητα


text: ασυνίζητους

title: ασυνίζητους


text: αυταπόδεικτου

title: αυταπόδεικτου


text: αυταπόδεικτο

title: αυταπόδεικτο


text: αυταπόδεικτοι

title: αυταπόδεικτοι


text: αυταπόδεικτων

title: αυταπόδεικτων


text: αυταπόδεικτη

title: αυταπόδεικτη


text: αυταπόδεικτης

title: αυταπόδεικτης


text: αυταπόδεικτες

title: αυταπόδεικτες


text: αυταπόδεικτα

title: αυταπόδεικτα


text: αυταπόδεικτους

title: αυταπόδεικτους


text: δίεδρου

title: δίεδρου


text: δίεδρο

title: δίεδρο


text: δίεδροι

title: δίεδροι


text: δίεδρων

title: δίεδρων


text: δίεδρη

title: δίεδρη


text: δίεδρης

title: δίεδρης


text: δίεδρες

title: δίεδρες


text: δίεδρα

title: δίεδρα


text: δίεδρους

title: δίεδρους


text: παροξύτονου

title: παροξύτονου


text: παροξύτονο

title: παροξύτονο


text: παροξύτονοι

title: παροξύτονοι


text: παροξύτονων

title: παροξύτονων


text: παροξύτονη

title: παροξύτονη


text: παροξύτονης

title: παροξύτονης