text: inpeditiori

title: inpeditiori


text: inpeditiorem

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title: inpeditiorem


text: inpeditiore

title: inpeditiore


text: inpeditioribus

title: inpeditioribus


text:
turkmenský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Turkmen

title: turkmenský


text:
impendium

Noun

 * 1) expense, expenditure, payment
 * 2) cost

title: impendium


text: inpendium

title: inpendium


text: inpendia

title: inpendia


text: inpendii

title: inpendii


text: inpendiorum

title: inpendiorum


text: inpendio

title: inpendio


text: inpendiis

title: inpendiis


text: impendia

title: impendia


text: impendii

title: impendii


text: impendiorum

title: impendiorum


text: impendio

title: impendio


text: impendiis

title: impendiis


text:
turkmenština

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Turkmen Oghuz Turkic language of the Turkmen people spoken mostly in Turkmenistan

title: turkmenština


text:
ateistka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) female atheist

Etymology
From.

title: ateistka


text:
inpetigo

Etymology
From.

title: inpetigo


text: inpetigines

title: inpetigines


text: inpetiginis

title: inpetiginis


text: inpetiginum

title: inpetiginum


text: inpetigini

title: inpetigini


text: inpetiginibus

title: inpetiginibus


text: inpetiginem

title: inpetiginem


text: inpetigine

title: inpetigine


text: impetigines

title: impetigines


text: impetiginis

title: impetiginis


text: impetiginum

title: impetiginum


text: impetiginibus

title: impetiginibus


text: impetiginem

title: impetiginem


text: graperne

title: graperne


text:
Australanka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) female Australian

title: Australanka


text: grapens

title: grapens


text: grapers

title: grapers


text:
avokádo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) avocado
 * 2) avocado

Noun

 * 1) avocado

Noun

 * 1) avocado

title: avokádo


text: grapernes

title: grapernes


text: inpetro

title: inpetro


text: inpetras

title: inpetras


text: inpetrat

title: inpetrat


text: inpetramus

title: inpetramus


text: inpetratis

title: inpetratis


text: inpetrant

title: inpetrant


text: inpetrabo

title: inpetrabo


text: inpetrabis

title: inpetrabis


text: inpetrabit

title: inpetrabit


text: inpetrabimus

title: inpetrabimus


text: inpetrabitis

title: inpetrabitis


text: inpetrabunt

title: inpetrabunt


text: inpetrabam

title: inpetrabam


text: inpetrabas

title: inpetrabas


text: inpetrabat

title: inpetrabat


text: inpetrabamus

title: inpetrabamus


text: inpetrabatis

title: inpetrabatis


text: inpetrabant

title: inpetrabant


text: inpetravi

title: inpetravi


text: inpetravisti

title: inpetravisti


text: inpetravit

title: inpetravit


text: inpetravimus

title: inpetravimus


text: inpetravistis

title: inpetravistis


text: inpetraverunt

title: inpetraverunt


text: inpetravero

title: inpetravero


text: inpetraveris

title: inpetraveris


text: inpetraverit

title: inpetraverit


text: inpetraverimus

title: inpetraverimus


text: inpetraveritis

title: inpetraveritis


text: inpetraverint

title: inpetraverint


text: inpetraveram

title: inpetraveram


text: inpetraveras

title: inpetraveras


text: inpetraverat

title: inpetraverat


text: inpetraveramus

title: inpetraveramus


text: inpetraveratis

title: inpetraveratis


text: inpetraverant

title: inpetraverant


text: inpetror

title: inpetror


text: inpetraris

title: inpetraris


text: inpetramur

title: inpetramur


text: inpetramini

title: inpetramini


text: inpetratur

title: inpetratur


text: inpetrantur

title: inpetrantur


text: inpetrabor

title: inpetrabor


text: inpetraberis

title: inpetraberis


text: inpetrabimur

title: inpetrabimur


text: inpetrabimini

title: inpetrabimini


text: inpetrabitur

title: inpetrabitur


text: inpetrabuntur

title: inpetrabuntur


text: inpetrabar

title: inpetrabar


text: inpetrabaris

title: inpetrabaris


text: inpetrabamur

title: inpetrabamur


text: inpetrabamini

title: inpetrabamini


text: inpetrabatur

title: inpetrabatur


text: inpetrabantur

title: inpetrabantur


text: inpetrem

title: inpetrem


text: inpetres

title: inpetres


text: inpetret

title: inpetret


text: inpetremus

title: inpetremus


text: inpetretis

title: inpetretis


text: inpetrent

title: inpetrent


text: inpetrarem

title: inpetrarem


text: inpetrares

title: inpetrares


text: inpetraret

title: inpetraret


text: inpetraremus

title: inpetraremus


text: inpetraretis

title: inpetraretis


text: inpetrarent

title: inpetrarent


text: inpetraverim

title: inpetraverim


text: inpetravissem

title: inpetravissem


text: inpetravisses

title: inpetravisses


text: inpetravisset

title: inpetravisset


text: inpetravissemus

title: inpetravissemus


text: inpetravissetis

title: inpetravissetis


text: inpetravissent

title: inpetravissent


text: inpetrer

title: inpetrer


text: inpetreris

title: inpetreris


text: inpetremur

title: inpetremur


text: inpetremini

title: inpetremini


text: inpetretur

title: inpetretur


text: inpetrentur

title: inpetrentur


text: inpetrarer

title: inpetrarer


text: inpetrareris

title: inpetrareris


text: inpetraremur

title: inpetraremur


text: inpetraremini

title: inpetraremini


text: inpetraretur

title: inpetraretur


text: inpetrarentur

title: inpetrarentur


text: inpetra

title: inpetra


text: inpetrato

title: inpetrato


text: inpetrate

title: inpetrate


text: inpetratote

title: inpetratote


text: inpetranto

title: inpetranto


text: inpetrare

title: inpetrare


text: inpetrator

title: inpetrator


text: inpetrantor

title: inpetrantor


text: inpetravisse

title: inpetravisse


text: inpetrari

title: inpetrari


text: inpotens

title: inpotens


text: Baleáry

title: Baleáry


text: inpotentes

title: inpotentes


text: inpotentia

title: inpotentia


text: inpotentis

title: inpotentis


text: inpotentium

title: inpotentium


text: inpotenti

title: inpotenti


text: inpotentibus

title: inpotentibus


text: inpotentem

title: inpotentem


text:
bambusový

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  bamboo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  bamboo

title: bambusový


text: Bagdád

title: Bagdád


text:
imprecans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) invoking; imprecating

title: imprecans


text:
bílé víno

Noun

 * 1) white wine

title: bílé víno


text:
červené víno

Noun

 * 1) red wine

title: červené víno


text:
inprecans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: inprecans


text: inprecantes

title: inprecantes


text: inprecantia

title: inprecantia


text: inprecantis

title: inprecantis


text: inprecantium

title: inprecantium


text: inprecanti

title: inprecanti


text: inprecante

title: inprecante


text: inprecantibus

title: inprecantibus


text: inprecantem

title: inprecantem


text:
růžové víno

Noun

 * 1) rosé wine

title: růžové víno


text: imprecantes

title: imprecantes


text: imprecantia

title: imprecantia


text: imprecantis

title: imprecantis


text: imprecantium

title: imprecantium


text: imprecanti

title: imprecanti


text: imprecantibus

title: imprecantibus


text: imprecantem

title: imprecantem


text:
imprecatio

Noun

 * 1) imprecation, curse, hex

title: imprecatio


text: inprecatio

title: inprecatio


text: inprecationes

title: inprecationes


text: inprecationis

title: inprecationis


text: inprecationum

title: inprecationum


text: inprecationi

title: inprecationi


text: inprecationibus

title: inprecationibus


text: inprecationem

title: inprecationem


text: inprecatione

title: inprecatione


text: imprecationes

title: imprecationes


text: imprecationis

title: imprecationis


text: imprecationum

title: imprecationum


text: imprecationi

title: imprecationi


text: imprecationibus

title: imprecationibus


text: imprecationem

title: imprecationem


text: imprecatione

title: imprecatione


text: nasfret

title: nasfret


text:
benžo

Noun

 * 1) banjo

title: benžo


text:
improvisus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unforeseen, unexpected
 * 2) sudden

title: improvisus


text: inprovisus

title: inprovisus


text: inprovisa

title: inprovisa


text: inprovisum

title: inprovisum


text: inprovisi

title: inprovisi


text: inprovisae

title: inprovisae


text: inprovisorum

title: inprovisorum


text: inprovisarum

title: inprovisarum


text: inproviso

title: inproviso


text: inprovisis

title: inprovisis


text: inprovisam

title: inprovisam


text: inprovisos

title: inprovisos


text: inprovisas

title: inprovisas


text: inprovise

title: inprovise


text:
improvisum

Noun

 * 1) that which is unforeseen, an emergency
 * 2) unexpectedly, suddenly

title: improvisum


text: improvisi

title: improvisi


text: improvisae

title: improvisae


text: improvisorum

title: improvisorum


text: improvisarum

title: improvisarum


text: improvisis

title: improvisis


text: improvisam

title: improvisam


text: improvisos

title: improvisos


text: inpugno

title: inpugno


text: inpugnas

title: inpugnas


text: inpugnat

title: inpugnat


text: inpugnamus

title: inpugnamus


text: inpugnatis

title: inpugnatis


text: inpugnant

title: inpugnant


text: inpugnabo

title: inpugnabo


text: inpugnabis

title: inpugnabis


text: inpugnabit

title: inpugnabit


text: inpugnabimus

title: inpugnabimus


text: inpugnabitis

title: inpugnabitis


text: inpugnabunt

title: inpugnabunt


text: inpugnabam

title: inpugnabam


text: inpugnabas

title: inpugnabas


text: inpugnabat

title: inpugnabat


text: inpugnabamus

title: inpugnabamus


text: inpugnabatis

title: inpugnabatis


text: inpugnabant

title: inpugnabant


text: inpugnavi

title: inpugnavi


text: inpugnavisti

title: inpugnavisti


text: inpugnavit

title: inpugnavit


text: inpugnavimus

title: inpugnavimus


text: inpugnavistis

title: inpugnavistis


text: inpugnaverunt

title: inpugnaverunt


text: inpugnavero

title: inpugnavero


text: inpugnaveris

title: inpugnaveris


text: inpugnaverit

title: inpugnaverit


text: inpugnaverimus

title: inpugnaverimus


text: inpugnaveritis

title: inpugnaveritis


text: inpugnaverint

title: inpugnaverint


text: inpugnaveram

title: inpugnaveram


text: inpugnaveras

title: inpugnaveras


text: inpugnaverat

title: inpugnaverat


text: inpugnaveramus

title: inpugnaveramus


text: inpugnaveratis

title: inpugnaveratis


text: inpugnaverant

title: inpugnaverant


text: inpugnor

title: inpugnor


text: inpugnaris

title: inpugnaris


text: inpugnamur

title: inpugnamur


text: inpugnamini

title: inpugnamini


text: inpugnatur

title: inpugnatur


text: inpugnantur

title: inpugnantur


text: inpugnabor

title: inpugnabor


text: inpugnaberis

title: inpugnaberis


text: inpugnabimur

title: inpugnabimur


text: inpugnabimini

title: inpugnabimini


text: inpugnabitur

title: inpugnabitur


text: inpugnabuntur

title: inpugnabuntur


text: inpugnabar

title: inpugnabar


text: inpugnabaris

title: inpugnabaris


text: inpugnabamur

title: inpugnabamur


text: inpugnabamini

title: inpugnabamini


text: inpugnabatur

title: inpugnabatur


text: inpugnabantur

title: inpugnabantur


text: inpugnem

title: inpugnem


text: inpugnes

title: inpugnes


text: inpugnet

title: inpugnet


text: inpugnemus

title: inpugnemus


text: inpugnetis

title: inpugnetis


text: inpugnent

title: inpugnent


text: inpugnarem

title: inpugnarem


text: inpugnares

title: inpugnares


text: inpugnaret

title: inpugnaret


text: inpugnaremus

title: inpugnaremus


text: inpugnaretis

title: inpugnaretis


text: inpugnarent

title: inpugnarent


text: inpugnaverim

title: inpugnaverim


text: inpugnavissem

title: inpugnavissem


text:
шавка

Noun

 * 1)   small dog
 * 2)   cur, insignificant person

title: шавка


text: inpugnavisses

title: inpugnavisses


text: inpugnavisset

title: inpugnavisset


text: inpugnavissemus

title: inpugnavissemus


text: inpugnavissetis

title: inpugnavissetis


text: inpugnavissent

title: inpugnavissent


text: inpugner

title: inpugner


text: inpugneris

title: inpugneris


text: inpugnemur

title: inpugnemur


text: inpugnemini

title: inpugnemini


text: inpugnetur

title: inpugnetur


text: inpugnentur

title: inpugnentur


text: inpugnarer

title: inpugnarer


text: inpugnareris

title: inpugnareris


text: inpugnaremur

title: inpugnaremur


text: inpugnaremini

title: inpugnaremini


text: inpugnaretur

title: inpugnaretur


text: inpugnarentur

title: inpugnarentur


text: inpugna

title: inpugna


text: inpugnato

title: inpugnato


text: inpugnate

title: inpugnate


text: inpugnatote

title: inpugnatote


text: inpugnanto

title: inpugnanto


text: inpugnare

title: inpugnare


text: inpugnator

title: inpugnator


text: inpugnantor

title: inpugnantor


text: inpugnavisse

title: inpugnavisse


text: inpugnari

title: inpugnari


text:
inpugnans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: inpugnans


text:
Template talk:fi-decl-yhdestoista

This template handles ordinal numbers from 11th to 19th and an archaic way of formulating ordinal numbers from 21st to 99th, excluding full tens. For ordinals between 11th and 19th only the three first locations in the template formula are needed. The first houses the stem of the inflected part (= yhde, kahde, kolme, neljä, viide, kuude, seitsemä, kahdeksa and yhdeksä), the second is always. The third location is for vowel harmony. In case of front vowel harmony an ä needs to be filled in, in case of back vowel harmony it can be omitted.

Those interested in the archaic way of expressing ordinal numbers from 21st to 99th should study entries, and  in order to understand how they are formulated and how the formulation is reflected in filling in the template formula. For most of these the first three locations in the formula are sufficient, only the ones starting with and  require filling of all eight spaces (the last being "filled" with a blank). --Hekaheka 11:06, 28 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Template talk:fi-decl-yhdestoista


text:
bendžo

Noun

 * 1) banjo

title: bendžo


text: inpugnantes

title: inpugnantes


text: inpugnantia

title: inpugnantia


text: inpugnantis

title: inpugnantis


text: inpugnantium

title: inpugnantium


text: inpugnanti

title: inpugnanti


text: inpugnante

title: inpugnante


text: inpugnantibus

title: inpugnantibus


text: inpugnantem

title: inpugnantem


text: second halves

title: second halves


text:
impunis

Adjective

 * 1) unpunished

title: impunis


text: Blagověščensk

title: Blagověščensk


text: inpunis

title: inpunis


text: inpune

title: inpune


text: inpunes

title: inpunes


text: inpunia

title: inpunia


text: inpunium

title: inpunium


text: inpuni

title: inpuni


text: inpunibus

title: inpunibus


text: inpunem

title: inpunem


text: impunes

title: impunes


text: impunia

title: impunia


text: impunium

title: impunium


text: impunibus

title: impunibus


text: impunem

title: impunem


text:
impuritas

Noun

 * 1) uncleanness (in a moral sense)
 * 2) pollution, impurity

title: impuritas


text: chevalcer

title: chevalcer


text:
Byzantion

Etymology
Via from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Byzantium ancient Greek city situated on the Bosporus, named Constantinople in 330 CE, and now known as Istanbul

Etymology
From.

title: Byzantion


text: inpuritas

title: inpuritas


text: inpuritates

title: inpuritates


text: inpuritatis

title: inpuritatis


text: inpuritatum

title: inpuritatum


text: inpuritati

title: inpuritati


text: inpuritatibus

title: inpuritatibus


text: inpuritatem

title: inpuritatem


text: inpuritate

title: inpuritate


text: impuritates

title: impuritates


text: impuritatis

title: impuritatis


text: impuritatum

title: impuritatum


text: impuritati

title: impuritati


text: impuritatibus

title: impuritatibus


text: impuritatem

title: impuritatem


text:
impuritate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) impurity

title: impuritate


text:
анатолийский

Adjective

 * 1) Anatolian

title: анатолийский


text:
inquilinus

Etymology
From ; from, ultimately from. Compare.

Noun

 * a, , an inhabitant of a place which is not his own
 * 1) an   lodger
 * 1) an   lodger

Adjective

 * 1) of  birth
 * 2) * 44–40 BC, Gaius Sallustius Crispus, Catilinae Coniuratio, chapter xxxi:
 * Sed ubi ille adsedit Catilina, ut erat paratus ad dissimulanda omnia, demisso voltu, voce supplici postulare a patribus coepit, ne quid de se temere crederent: ea familia ortum, ita se ab adulescentia vitam instituisse, ut omnia bona in spe haberet; ne existumarent sibi, patricio homini, cuius ipsius atque maiorum pluruma beneficia in plebem Romanam essent, perdita re publica opus esse, cum eam servaret M. Tullius, inquilinus civis urbis Romae.
 * When Cicero sat down, Catiline, being prepared to pretend ignorance of the whole matter, entreated, with downcast looks and suppliant voice, that “the Conscript Fathers would not too hastily believe any thing against him;” saying “that he was sprung from such a family, and had so ordered his life from his youth, as to have every happiness in prospect; and that they were not to suppose that he, a patrician, whose services to the Roman people, as well as those of his ancestors, had been so numerous, should want to ruin the state, when Marcus Tullius, a mere adopted citizen of Rome, was eager to preserve it.” ― translation from:, Conspiracy of Catiline (1899 pub.), chapter xxxi

title: inquilinus


text: inquilinorum

title: inquilinorum


text: inquilinis

title: inquilinis


text: inquilinum

title: inquilinum


text: Cchinvali

title: Cchinvali


text:
inquisitio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) search, inquiry, examination, investigation
 * 2) collecting of evidence

title: inquisitio


text: inquisitiones

title: inquisitiones


text: inquisitionis

title: inquisitionis


text: inquisitionum

title: inquisitionum


text: inquisitioni

title: inquisitioni


text: inquisitionibus

title: inquisitionibus


text: inquisitionem

title: inquisitionem


text: inquisitione

title: inquisitione


text: Černobyl

title: Černobyl


text:
dalmatština

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Dalmatian language

title: dalmatština


text:
Dalmácie

Proper noun

 * 1) Dalmatia

title: Dalmácie


text:
inquisiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to investigate or examine

title: inquisiturus


text:
блядство

Noun

 * 1)  prostitution, depravity
 * 2) loose behaviour (of women), sluttiness
 * 3) dirty trick
 * 4) stupid blunder
 * 1) stupid blunder

title: блядство


text: inquisitura

title: inquisitura


text: inquisiturum

title: inquisiturum


text: inquisituri

title: inquisituri


text: inquisiturae

title: inquisiturae


text: inquisiturorum

title: inquisiturorum


text: inquisiturarum

title: inquisiturarum


text: inquisituro

title: inquisituro


text: inquisituris

title: inquisituris


text: inquisituram

title: inquisituram


text: inquisituros

title: inquisituros


text: inquisituras

title: inquisituras


text: inquisiture

title: inquisiture


text:
dalmatský

Adjective

 * 1) Dalmatian

title: dalmatský


text:
centrophilic

Adjective

 * 1)  (of a chromosome) Tending to cluster near the centre of a mitotic spindle.

title: centrophilic


text:
emigrace

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) emigration

Related terms

 * See

title: emigrace


text:
symplectomorphic

Adjective

 * Of, pertaining to, or exhibiting symplectomorphism.

title: symplectomorphic


text: technigluons

title: technigluons


text:
glicc

Etymology
From. Possibly ultimately related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) shrewd, ingenious, skilled, acute

title: glicc


text:
tenebrus

Adjective

 * 1) dark, gloomy, obscure
 * 2)  clouded, blind
 * 3)  blinded, obsessed

title: tenebrus


text:
josque

Etymology
Compare Old French (and Modern French).

Adverb

 * 1) until not before a given moment

title: josque


text: Category:el:Software

title: Category:el:Software


text:
faerština

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Faroese language

title: faerština


text:
faerský

Adjective

 * 1) Faroese

Adjective

 * 1) Faroese

title: faerský


text:
λειτουργικά συστήματα

Noun

 * 1)  (operating systems)

title: λειτουργικά συστήματα


text:
Flandry

Proper noun

 * 1) Flanders

title: Flandry


text: συστήματος

title: συστήματος


text: συστημάτων

title: συστημάτων


text:
Groznyj

Etymology
.

title: Groznyj


text: συστήματα

title: συστήματα


text:
inridens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: inridens


text:
irridens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) laughing at; jeering

title: irridens


text: inridentes

title: inridentes


text: inridentia

title: inridentia


text: inridentis

title: inridentis


text: inridentium

title: inridentium


text: inridenti

title: inridenti


text: inridente

title: inridente


text: inridentibus

title: inridentibus


text: inridentem

title: inridentem


text: irridentes

title: irridentes


text: irridentia

title: irridentia


text: irridentis

title: irridentis


text: irridentium

title: irridentium


text: irridenti

title: irridenti


text: irridentibus

title: irridentibus


text: irridentem

title: irridentem


text:
λειτουργικός

Adjective

 * 1) operational, operating, running
 * 2) functional

title: λειτουργικός


text: Hebridy

title: Hebridy


text:
Hizballáh

Proper noun

 * 1) Hezbollah a radical political and military organization that arose after the Israeli invasion of Lebanon

title: Hizballáh


text:
inrigans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: inrigans


text:
Hokkaidó

Proper noun

 * 1) Hokkaido the second largest island of Japan

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Hokkaidó


text:
irrigans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) watering, irrigating
 * 2) flooding, inundating
 * 3) overwhelming

title: irrigans


text: inrigantes

title: inrigantes


text: inrigantia

title: inrigantia


text: inrigantis

title: inrigantis


text: inrigantium

title: inrigantium


text: inriganti

title: inriganti


text: inrigante

title: inrigante


text: inrigantibus

title: inrigantibus


text: inrigantem

title: inrigantem


text: irrigantes

title: irrigantes


text: irrigantia

title: irrigantia


text: irrigantis

title: irrigantis


text: irrigantium

title: irrigantium


text: irriganti

title: irriganti


text: irrigantibus

title: irrigantibus


text: irrigantem

title: irrigantem


text:
irritans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) inciting, exciting, stimulating, instigating, provoking
 * 2) exasperating, irritating

title: irritans


text: λειτουργικού

title: λειτουργικού


text:
inritans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: inritans


text: λειτουργικό

title: λειτουργικό


text: inritantes

title: inritantes


text: inritantia

title: inritantia


text: inritantis

title: inritantis


text: inritantium

title: inritantium


text: inritanti

title: inritanti


text: inritante

title: inritante


text: inritantibus

title: inritantibus


text: inritantem

title: inritantem


text: irritantia

title: irritantia


text: irritantis

title: irritantis


text: irritantium

title: irritantium


text: irritantibus

title: irritantibus


text: irritantem

title: irritantem


text: λειτουργική

title: λειτουργική


text: λειτουργικές

title: λειτουργικές


text: λειτουργικά

title: λειτουργικά


text: λειτουργικών

title: λειτουργικών


text: λειτουργικοί

title: λειτουργικοί


text: λειτουργικούς

title: λειτουργικούς


text: λειτουργικέ

title: λειτουργικέ


text:
irritatio

Noun

 * 1) incitement, incentive, provocation, irritation, stimulant

title: irritatio


text: λειτουργικής

title: λειτουργικής


text: inritatio

title: inritatio


text:
geedziĝi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to marry; to be married

title: geedziĝi


text: inritationes

title: inritationes


text: inritationis

title: inritationis


text: inritationum

title: inritationum


text: inritationi

title: inritationi


text: inritationibus

title: inritationibus


text: inritationem

title: inritationem


text: inritatione

title: inritatione


text: irritationes

title: irritationes


text: irritationis

title: irritationis


text: irritationum

title: irritationum


text: irritationi

title: irritationi


text: irritationibus

title: irritationibus


text: irritationem

title: irritationem


text: irritatione

title: irritatione


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/pl-2011-02/Disallowing translations for English inflected forms

Disallowing translations for English inflected forms

 * Voting on adding this paragraph to WT:ELE, as a separate paragraph after the paragraph starting "Translations" and before the one starting "The":"English inflected forms will not have translations. For example, will not, as it is the plural and third-person singular of . In such entries as have additional meanings, these additional meanings should have translations. For example, the noun should have translations, but the present participle of  will not."

 * Vote starts: 00:01, 7 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Vote ends: 23.59, 22 March 2011 (UTC)

 * Vote created: Mglovesfun (talk) 12:16, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Discussion:
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] WT:Beer parlour
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] User talk:Stephen G. Brown
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2011-02/Disallowing translations for English inflected forms

Support disallowing translations for English inflected forms

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Mglovesfun (talk) 12:02, 7 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support. —Ruakh TALK 20:16, 7 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 3) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Bequw → τ 01:02, 8 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 4) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Daniel. 01:09, 8 March 2011 (UTC) Per myself from WT:BP. --Daniel. 01:09, 8 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 5) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support. Alternative spellings too should not have translations. --Vahag 01:41, 8 March 2011 (UTC)
 * If one has reason to, an alternative spelling can be changed into a definition. So your proposal is fine as long as we consider that translations are allowable for alternative spellings in cases where any distinction between the spellings (in meaning, region, etc.) is claimed. This seems to me to be more a matter of practice than of principle. DAVilla 19:38, 8 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support. Though we didn't write policy, I remember having this conversation years ago. DAVilla 19:21, 8 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Ultimateria 03:42, 9 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 3) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support  straightforward, no? -- Prince Kassad 18:52, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 4) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support I hope that we can be sufficiently flexible in implementing this to allow for the rational exceptions that Anatoli mentions. DCDuring TALK  17:41, 17 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 5) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 17:54, 17 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 6) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support because, in the general case, providing a translation makes no sense: there is no 1-1 correspondence between grammatical features of languages. Even when there is one, providing a translation would sometimes be misleading. An example: if a singular word is translated by a plural in a language, a (singular) associated verb should be translated by a plural form, and giving a translation might be misleading in this case. Lmaltier 18:42, 17 March 2011 (UTC)

Oppose disallowing translations for English inflected forms

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose  —Stephen (Talk) 12:33, 8 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose  in the current form. I'm all for lemma to be the first priority but what do we do with translations for broken, men, tired, all -ing, -ed adjectives, nouns more commonly used in plural, etc? For many languages there is no way to find out what the inflected form would be based on context. The translation themselves should link to the lemma form with the alt= tag. The English adjectives, for examples may not be the lemma for forms of Japanese and Korean predicative adjectives, e.g. Japanese  - "to get tired" is lemma for  - "tired" and Korean  "beautiful" has lemma  - "to be beautiful". If the translations for non-lemma forms are going to be deleted without moving to the lemma forms, finding the proper lemma forms of the target language, then I strongly oppose. --Anatoli 03:00, 9 March 2011 (UTC)
 * We will be keeping [[broken]] and [[tired]], since those are lemmata. Regarding your Japanese and Korean examples: we're not proposing any requirement that the listed Japanese and Korean translations be Japanese and Korean lemmata, only that they be translations of English lemmata. —Ruakh TALK 03:08, 9 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Thanks, I gave J/K as an example of how English and FL non-lemmas could be linked properly, e.g. the translation of the English non-lemma am (form of "to be") to be linked to Hindi ("to be"), instead of the current . The current proposal doesn't describe what inflected forms would be "outlawed" to have translations. --Anatoli 03:41, 9 March 2011 (UTC)
 * The vote mentions this issue giving the noun 'building' as an example. Broken, tired, frustrated, interested (etc.) won't lose their translations anymore than 'sheep' would lose its translations because it's the plural of 'sheep'. Mglovesfun (talk) 17:07, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * SemperBlotto's response below also reflects my opinion on this - discourage - yes, forbid - no. We are being too harsh at times with casual contributors and their work, who may not come back. If a person decides to add a translation for a inflected form into a language I know nothing about and I can't fix it, I won't delete it either. Besides, knowing how the inflected form is form in a language can be useful, many red links never get blue and lemma FL entries may never get declensions, conjugations, plurals, etc. I personally often find it difficult to figure out broken plural forms of many Arabic nouns, if I don't have a good dictionary handy and the noun doesn't fall into regular plural group. --Anatoli 21:57, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose they should be discouraged, but not disallowed. SemperBlotto 17:09, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * Care to elaborate what this would actually mean? Perhaps on the talk page rather than here. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:05, 21 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose Venere 15:01, 21 March 2011 (UTC)

Abstain with respect to disallowing translations for English inflected forms

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol abstain vote.svg|20px]] Abstain Dan Polansky 16:41, 10 March 2011 (UTC) I agree that most inflected forms should not be translated. However, I am not confident I support the proposed text. For one rather minor thing, it uses "will" where it should be using "should", "shall", or "must"; actually, it uses a mixture of "should" and "will" in one sentence. More importantly, I am afraid there could be some repercussions of the text's admitting no exceptions, but this concern remains hypothetical, and does not suffice for me to oppose. --Dan Polansky 16:41, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * The will is my doing, so let me explain. The preceding and following paragraphs of ELE include such text as "In entries for foreign words, only the English translation is given" and "Each division is separated" and "The boxes are each headed", all using statements of fact rather than should. (Granted, they use present tense, not will, but that doesn't seem to be what you're objecting to.) This proposal used may until because may sounds optional. Should is used in the proposal for the translations that are allowed/encouraged, simply because will sounds like it's an absolute must that the entry have those translations; in fact, though of course they're encouraged, the entry is valid without them. While the proposal could easily use does/do (as surrounding paragraphs of ELE do) or shall or must (though not IMO should, which also sounds optional), will works, too. (I know you said this is a minor point, but I wanted to clear it up.) —msh210℠ (talk) 16:51, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * I am not quite convinced, but thank you for the explanation anyway. It is good to know that the use of "will" was a result of a delibreate decision. --Dan Polansky 17:07, 10 March 2011 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol abstain vote.svg|20px]] Per Atitarev (21:57, 10 March 2011 (UTC)). —msh210℠ (talk) 17:46, 17 March 2011 (UTC)

Decision

 * Passes 11-4-2 (73.3%) DAVilla 03:04, 24 March 2011 (UTC)


text:
inritatus

Etymology
Perfect participle of.

title: inritatus


text:
irritatus

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) incited, excited, stimulated, instigated, provoked
 * 2) exasperated, irritated

title: irritatus


text: inritata

title: inritata


text: inritatum

title: inritatum


text: inritati

title: inritati


text: inritatae

title: inritatae


text: inritatorum

title: inritatorum


text: inritatarum

title: inritatarum


text: inritatam

title: inritatam


text: inritatos

title: inritatos


text: inritatas

title: inritatas


text: irritatum

title: irritatum


text: irritatae

title: irritatae


text: irritatorum

title: irritatorum


text: irritatarum

title: irritatarum


text: irritatam

title: irritatam


text: irritatos

title: irritatos


text: irritatas

title: irritatas


text: inrogo

title: inrogo


text: inrogas

title: inrogas


text: inrogat

title: inrogat


text: inrogamus

title: inrogamus


text: inrogatis

title: inrogatis


text: inrogant

title: inrogant


text: inrogabo

title: inrogabo


text: inrogabis

title: inrogabis


text: inrogabit

title: inrogabit


text: inrogabimus

title: inrogabimus


text: inrogabitis

title: inrogabitis


text: inrogabunt

title: inrogabunt


text: inrogabam

title: inrogabam


text: inrogabas

title: inrogabas


text: inrogabat

title: inrogabat


text: inrogabamus

title: inrogabamus


text: inrogabatis

title: inrogabatis


text: inrogabant

title: inrogabant


text: inrogavi

title: inrogavi


text: inrogavisti

title: inrogavisti


text: inrogavit

title: inrogavit


text: inrogavimus

title: inrogavimus


text: inrogavistis

title: inrogavistis


text: inrogaverunt

title: inrogaverunt


text: inrogavero

title: inrogavero


text: inrogaveris

title: inrogaveris


text: inrogaverit

title: inrogaverit


text: inrogaverimus

title: inrogaverimus


text: inrogaveritis

title: inrogaveritis


text: inrogaverint

title: inrogaverint


text: inrogaveram

title: inrogaveram


text: inrogaveras

title: inrogaveras


text: inrogaverat

title: inrogaverat


text: inrogaveramus

title: inrogaveramus


text: inrogaveratis

title: inrogaveratis


text: inrogaverant

title: inrogaverant


text: inrogor

title: inrogor


text: inrogaris

title: inrogaris


text: inrogamur

title: inrogamur


text: inrogamini

title: inrogamini


text: inrogatur

title: inrogatur


text: inrogantur

title: inrogantur


text: inrogabor

title: inrogabor


text: inrogaberis

title: inrogaberis


text: inrogabimur

title: inrogabimur


text: inrogabimini

title: inrogabimini


text: inrogabitur

title: inrogabitur


text: inrogabuntur

title: inrogabuntur


text: inrogabar

title: inrogabar


text: inrogabaris

title: inrogabaris


text: inrogabamur

title: inrogabamur


text: inrogabamini

title: inrogabamini


text: inrogabatur

title: inrogabatur


text: inrogabantur

title: inrogabantur


text: inrogem

title: inrogem


text: inroges

title: inroges


text: inroget

title: inroget


text: inrogemus

title: inrogemus


text: inrogetis

title: inrogetis


text: inrogent

title: inrogent


text: inrogarem

title: inrogarem


text: inrogares

title: inrogares


text: inrogaret

title: inrogaret


text: inrogaremus

title: inrogaremus


text: inrogaretis

title: inrogaretis


text: inrogarent

title: inrogarent


text: inrogaverim

title: inrogaverim


text: inrogavissem

title: inrogavissem


text: inrogavisses

title: inrogavisses


text: inrogavisset

title: inrogavisset


text: inrogavissemus

title: inrogavissemus


text: inrogavissetis

title: inrogavissetis


text: inrogavissent

title: inrogavissent


text: inroger

title: inroger


text: inrogeris

title: inrogeris


text: inrogemur

title: inrogemur


text: inrogemini

title: inrogemini


text: inrogetur

title: inrogetur


text: inrogentur

title: inrogentur


text: inrogarer

title: inrogarer


text: inrogareris

title: inrogareris


text: inrogaremur

title: inrogaremur


text: inrogaremini

title: inrogaremini


text: inrogaretur

title: inrogaretur


text: inrogarentur

title: inrogarentur


text: inroga

title: inroga


text: inrogato

title: inrogato


text: inrogate

title: inrogate


text: inrogatote

title: inrogatote


text: inroganto

title: inroganto


text: inrogare

title: inrogare


text: inrogator

title: inrogator


text: inrogantor

title: inrogantor


text: inrogavisse

title: inrogavisse


text: inrogari

title: inrogari


text: Chartúm

title: Chartúm


text: Iževsk

title: Iževsk


text:
inrumpens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: inrumpens


text:
irrumpens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) intruding etc.

title: irrumpens


text: inrumpentes

title: inrumpentes


text: inrumpentia

title: inrumpentia


text: inrumpentis

title: inrumpentis


text: inrumpentium

title: inrumpentium


text: inrumpenti

title: inrumpenti


text: inrumpente

title: inrumpente


text: inrumpentibus

title: inrumpentibus


text: inrumpentem

title: inrumpentem


text: irrumpentes

title: irrumpentes


text: irrumpentia

title: irrumpentia


text: irrumpentis

title: irrumpentis


text: irrumpentium

title: irrumpentium


text: irrumpenti

title: irrumpenti


text: irrumpente

title: irrumpente


text:
Iwodžima

Proper noun

 * 1) Iwo Jima

title: Iwodžima


text: irrumpentibus

title: irrumpentibus


text: irrumpentem

title: irrumpentem


text:
izomeráza

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) isomerase

title: izomeráza


text: cumpaignuns

title: cumpaignuns


text: cumpaignun

title: cumpaignun


text:
Jalta

Proper noun

 * 1)  Yalta city in Crimea

Etymology
From /.

title: Jalta


text: trenchet

title: trenchet


text: Jakutsk

title: Jakutsk


text: Jaroslavl

title: Jaroslavl


text: derere

title: derere


text:
jihokorejský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) South Korean

title: jihokorejský


text: cristaus

title: cristaus


text:
desculuret

Adjective

 * 1) discolored; off-color

title: desculuret


text:
うんこ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  poop, doo-doo, number two

Usage notes

 * An informal and somewhat childish word; compare the more formal.
 * While うんこ (unko) is sometimes given as a literal translation of English interjection as an expression of displeasure, this is inaccurate, as unko! sounds more like someone saying “Oh turd!” or “Oh doo-doo!” in English. Rather, the vulgar  or the less vulgar  may be used, while the most common expression of displeasure is.

Verb

 * 1)  to poop, to poo, to go number two

title: うんこ


text:
болезнетворный

Etymology
From, a. First attested in 1786.

Adjective

 * 1) malignant; causing disease

title: болезнетворный


text: vedeir

title: vedeir


text:
del dicho al hecho hay mucho trecho

Etymology
lit. 'from the said to the done there is a long distance'.

Proverb

 * 1) that's easier said than done
 * 2) things are easier said than done

title: del dicho al hecho hay mucho trecho


text:
Kappadokie

Proper noun

 * 1) Cappadocia an ancient region in the center of Asia Minor, in present-day Turkey

title: Kappadokie


text:
osteofyytti

Etymology

 * derived from

Noun

 * 1) osteophyte any small, abnormal but usually harmless growth of bone, often near a joint

title: osteofyytti


text:
korsický

Adjective

 * 1) Corsican

title: korsický


text:
Korsičan

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Corsican person

title: Korsičan


text:
Korsičanka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) female Corsican

title: Korsičanka


text:
korejský

Adjective

 * 1) Korean

title: korejský


text:
めいしょう

Noun

 * 1)  a name
 * 2)  a place of famous, scenic beauty
 * 3)  a master artisan
 * 4)  a great commander

title: めいしょう


text:
User:Msulik

See my profile and gallery on Polish wikipedia.

title: User:Msulik


text: meishō

title: meishō


text:
kosmetolog

Noun

 * 1) cosmetologist

title: kosmetolog


text:
kosmetologický

Adjective

 * 1) cosmetological

title: kosmetologický


text:
kosmetologie

Noun

 * 1) cosmetology

title: kosmetologie


text:
ввечеру

Adverb

 * 1) in the eve, in the evening

title: ввечеру


text:
めいしん

Noun

 * 1)  a superstition

title: めいしん


text:
kosovský

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Kosovar

title: kosovský


text: Královec

title: Královec


text: meishin

title: meishin


text: Kuronsko

title: Kuronsko


text:
kuronský

Adjective

 * 1) Curonian

title: kuronský


text:
kuřačka

Noun

 * 1) female smoker

title: kuřačka


text:
вызванный

Adjective

 * 1) generated, caused
 * 2) aroused, renewed, touched
 * 3) called, summoned

title: вызванный


text:
ligurský

Adjective

 * 1) Ligurian

title: ligurský


text: めいじつ

title: めいじつ


text:
losangeleský

Adjective

 * 1)  Los Angeles

title: losangeleský


text:
Macujama

Proper noun

 * 1) Matsuyama

title: Macujama


text: meijitsu

title: meijitsu


text:
Malá Asie

Proper noun

 * 1) Asia Minor

title: Malá Asie


text:
вдребезги

Adverb

 * 1) to pieces, into smithereens

title: вдребезги


text: Míšeň

title: Míšeň


text:
mys Dobré naděje

Proper noun

 * 1) Cape of Good Hope a cape in southwestern South Africa, near Cape Town

title: mys Dobré naděje


text:
городничий

Noun

 * 1)  governor, mayor of an uyezd city

title: городничий


text:
Náhorní Karabach

Proper noun

 * 1) Nagorno-Karabakh

title: Náhorní Karabach


text:
psihiatrie

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) psychiatry

title: psihiatrie


text:
nukleová kyselina

Noun

 * 1) nucleic acid

title: nukleová kyselina


text: Olše

title: Olše


text: Orinoko

title: Orinoko


text:
Osetie

Proper noun

 * 1) Ossetia ethnolinguistic region located on both sides of the Greater Caucasus Mountains, largely inhabited by the Ossetians

title: Osetie


text:
psihologie

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) psychology

title: psihologie


text: めいじん

title: めいじん


text:
meijin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A master of go.

title: meijin


text: Petrohrad

title: Petrohrad


text:
Sankt Petěrburg

Proper noun

 * , and former capital (1732–1918).

title: Sankt Petěrburg


text:
acid nucleic

Noun

 * 1) nucleic acid

title: acid nucleic


text:
Dněstr

Proper noun

 * 1) Dniester river in Eastern Europe, flowing through Ukraine and Moldova to the Black Sea

title: Dněstr


text: Rakousko-Uhersko

title: Rakousko-Uhersko


text: zànglǐ

title: zànglǐ


text:
めいせい

Noun

 * 1)  fame, a reputation

title: めいせい


text: meisei

title: meisei


text: Severní Irsko

title: Severní Irsko


text: Šanghaj

title: Šanghaj


text:
wælcyrge

Etymology
From, either by descent or through 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a malevolent female demon
 * 2) * glossing Eurynis, Allecto, Bellona, Gorgo (wælkyrian eagan =oculos gorgoneos)
 * 3) a sorceress, a female witch
 * 4) * her syndan wiccan & wælcyrian. (Wulfstan, Sermo ad Anglos, ca. 1015)

title: wælcyrge


text:
țel

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) aim
 * 2) purpose

title: țel


text:
Šelda

Proper noun

 * 1) Scheldt river flowing through France, Belgium and The Netherlands

title: Šelda


text:
Tatarstán

Etymology
.

title: Tatarstán


text:
доселе

Etymology
, from. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) hitherto

title: доселе


text:
博する

Verb

 * 1) win, gain a reputation etc.

title: 博する


text:
lastatempe

Adverb

 * 1) recently

title: lastatempe


text: めいせき

title: めいせき


text: meiseki

title: meiseki


text: insaniae

title: insaniae


text: insaniarum

title: insaniarum


text: insaniis

title: insaniis


text: めいそう

title: めいそう


text:
insaniens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) raving (acting crazilly)

title: insaniens


text: meisō

title: meisō


text: insanientes

title: insanientes


text: insanientia

title: insanientia


text: insanientis

title: insanientis


text: insanientium

title: insanientium


text: insanienti

title: insanienti


text: insaniente

title: insaniente


text: insanientibus

title: insanientibus


text: insanientem

title: insanientem


text:
迷走

Adjective

 * 1)  relating to the vagus nerve or the vagal system

Noun

 * 1) straying, wandering

Verb

 * 1) stray, wander

title: 迷走


text: insanisti

title: insanisti


text:
inscrutabilis

Adjective

 * 1) inscrutable

title: inscrutabilis


text: inscrutabiles

title: inscrutabiles


text: inscrutabilia

title: inscrutabilia


text: inscrutabilium

title: inscrutabilium


text: inscrutabilibus

title: inscrutabilibus


text: inscrutabilem

title: inscrutabilem


text:
defence diplomacy

Noun

 * 1) The peaceful application by a state of resources from across the spectrum of defence, for the purpose of achieving positive outcomes in the development of bilateral and multilateral relationships.

title: defence diplomacy


text:
штафирка

Noun

 * 1)  lining (in boots, cuffs, skirts)
 * 2)  civilian, civvy

title: штафирка


text:
名僧

Noun

 * 1) noted priest, celebrated priest

title: 名僧


text:
めいとう

Noun

 * 1)  good answer
 * 2)  an excellent blade, famous sword
 * 3)  a sword inscribed with the maker's name
 * 4)  a famous hot spring
 * 5)  a nonsensical answer, a stupid answer

title: めいとう


text: meitō

title: meitō


text:
Týros

Proper noun

 * 1) Tyre ancient sea port and city state of Phoenecia, in the present day Lebanon

title: Týros


text:
fjols

Etymology
From 🇨🇬, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) fool person with poor judgment or little intelligence

title: fjols


text: fjolset

title: fjolset


text: fjolser

title: fjolser


text: fjolserne

title: fjolserne


text: fjols'

title: fjols'


text: fjolsets

title: fjolsets


text:
дуля

Etymology
From earlier and, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  small pear
 * 2) fig sign (a 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"

Usage notes

 * Not the same vulgar meaning that this gesture has in Western European countries such as Germany.

Etymology
From earlier and, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) a kind of pear
 * 2) fig sign (a 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"

Usage notes

 * Not the same vulgar meaning that this gesture has in Western European countries such as Germany.

title: дуля


text: fjolsers

title: fjolsers


text: fjolsernes

title: fjolsernes


text: Uljanovsk

title: Uljanovsk


text:
kakkospainike

Noun

 * 1)  The secondary button, right mouse button or right-hand button of a computer mouse.
 * napsauttaa kakkospainiketta
 * to right-click

title: kakkospainike


text:
冥途

Noun

 * 1) the other world; the underworld

title: 冥途


text:
めいど

Noun

 * 1)  brightness of a color
 * 2)   land of the dead

title: めいど


text:
meido

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  A female fictional character who is employed as a maid, typically wearing a stylized French maid outfit.
 * 2) * 2008, Memedi, "Loyal helper", Malaysia Star, 9 November 2008:
 * Although this is a manga about maids, don’t expect to see the submissive and fawning maids of the meido category. The protagonist here is a faithful, skilled and courteous maid from the old English society.
 * 1) A waitress at a maid café.
 * Although this is a manga about maids, don’t expect to see the submissive and fawning maids of the meido category. The protagonist here is a faithful, skilled and courteous maid from the old English society.
 * 1) A waitress at a maid café.
 * 1) A waitress at a maid café.

title: meido


text: Voroněž

title: Voroněž


text:
иноплеменный

Adjective

 * 1) belonging to a different tribe or nation, foreign

title: иноплеменный


text: tāngyuán

title: tāngyuán


text:
удить

Verb

 * 1) to angle, to fish

title: удить


text:
зиждительный

Adjective

 * 1) creative

title: зиждительный


text: cochaill

title: cochaill


text: cochallan

title: cochallan


text: wiber

title: wiber


text: meinichi

title: meinichi


text: めいにち

title: めいにち


text:
めいぶん

Noun

 * 1)  justification, just cause
 * 2)  famous literary composition
 * 3)  inscription
 * 4)  statement
 * 5)  reputation

title: めいぶん


text: meibun

title: meibun


text:
loquacité

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) talkativeness quality of being talkative

title: loquacité


text:
命名

Verb

 * 1) to give a name to; to name; to dub; to designate
 * 2) to christen
 * 1) to christen

Noun

 * 1) designation; denomination; name

Noun

 * 1) naming, christening

Derived terms

 * : naming rights

Verb

 * 1) to name, to christen

title: 命名


text:
User talk:GabSte1989

atheist
Please do not speedy delete definitions with no discussion or explanation. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:19, 28 February 2011 (UTC)

I was actually just writing one. GabSte1989 16:25, 28 February 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:GabSte1989


text: tetradya

title: tetradya


text: κρέμας

title: κρέμας


text: κρέμες

title: κρέμες


text:
めいめいけん

Noun

 * 1)  naming rights

title: めいめいけん


text: κρεμών

title: κρεμών


text: meimeiken

title: meimeiken


text: めいめい

title: めいめい


text:
めいゆう

Noun

 * 1)  great actor, star
 * 2)  sworn friend

title: めいゆう


text: meiyū

title: meiyū


text: Tchaj-pej

title: Tchaj-pej


text:
demaine

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) seignorial; lordly
 * 2) possessive indicating possession, ownership

Etymology 2
Substantivation of the above adjective, or taken from.

Noun

 * 1) entourage of a king or another important person
 * 2) holdings (land)

title: demaine


text:
Talk:demesne

Old English via Old French
Really? It's not starred which suggests that this is attested in Old English. We do have used to have Category:ang:Old French derivations so it's by no means impossible as some Old French words came across the channel before the Norman invasion. Mglovesfun (talk) 17:07, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Sorry, I guess I misinterpreted what a previous editor had written. The entry said "Old English demeine, Old French demeine, French domaine, from Latin dominium", which I assumed meant "from OE demeine, which is from OFr demeine (from which also comes French domaine), which is from Latin dominium". I guess that must be wrong. What is the correct succession, then? If you can, please do fix it! —msh210℠ (talk) 17:19, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * I'm not disputing what you've done (which I agree with) but the Old English coming from Old French (which was already there) which isn't impossible, just rare. AFAICT if the Old English is attested it's very likely to be true. Mglovesfun (talk) 17:32, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * The etymology was added by someone (Connel, actually) who copied it straight from 1913. Their wording, according to the ARTFL edition, is "OE. demeine, demain, rule, demesne, OF. demeine, demaine, demeigne, domaine, power, F. domaine domain, fr. L. dominium property, right of ownership, fr. dominus master, proprietor, owner. See Dame, and cf. DEmain, Domain, Danger, Dungeon.". Etymonline says it's from Anglo-French (that's what we at enwikt call Anglo-Norman, right?) demesne, demeine, from OFr., which is more like what you think is more natural. OED online says it's from Anglo-Norman, too. Perhaps Widsith can weigh in here on whether it ever hit Old English. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:45, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * It didn't. Webster 1913 used ‘Old English’ to refer to what we call Middle English (what we call Old English, it calls ‘Anglo-Saxon’). This is very irritating of course, and there are a few entries like this where it's still never been corrected. I'll change the etymology section now. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 18:46, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Thanks. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:54, 28 February 2011 (UTC)

Can someone edit this definition so it makes sense? Surely if it is a word of the day then it should be clearer

title: Talk:demesne


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/saiwalō

Etymology
with several theories:
 * from, in connection to the belief in sacred lakes inhabited by the dead and the unborn, compare the 🇨🇬 borrowing from Germanic, , a realm of the dead believed to be under special double-bottomed lakes,
 * from, possibly cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, perhaps either from or homonym , making it possibly again related to ,
 * or from, from , + , from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  soul, life force

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/saiwalō


text: めいよ

title: めいよ


text: meiyo

title: meiyo


text:
bruslař

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) skater a person who skates

title: bruslař


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/haimaz

Etymology
From, either from o-grade form of , or from , from o-grade form of. If the second proposal is correct, cognate of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (though this could be a borrowing).

Noun

 * 1) home
 * 2) house
 * 3) village

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/haimaz


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hūdiz

Etymology
From, possibly from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  skin, hide

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/hūdiz


text:
User talk:Gabriel.ferreira

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title: User talk:Gabriel.ferreira


text:
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Italian entries
Be careful as Italian does have loanwords, such as, for example this use of the term. Adding or  means someone (or multiple people) have to verify them which is a bit of a long process. Oh and please complete any nominations by clicking the plus sign (+) and explaining why the entry is to be verified. Mglovesfun (talk) 18:49, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Sorry for the plus sign, I'll do. I'm tagging only those words that I'm sure about, and I'm cautiously leaving many which are perhaps false but I still cannot exclude they aren't. This is the case of many words starting with non Italian carachters (J,K,Y,W,X), which eventually are of extremely rare use. Thank you for your patience :-) --Fantasma 19:05, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * I'm not saying to leave them, what I will say is

 * 1) try and verify them yourself using books.google.it or another reliable source
 * 2) don't (in my opinion) tagged too many entries at a time; as editors physically need to verify them, which takes up a lot of time

 * Mglovesfun (talk) 19:42, 28 February 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Fantasma


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/naglaz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  nail (on hands or feet)
 * 2) nail or peg used for fastening

Descendants

 * (pl. ),, ,
 * (pl. ),, ,

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/naglaz


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/fingraz

Etymology
Probably from a putative, related to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  finger

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/fingraz


text:
лінія

Noun

 * 1) line (path through two or more points)

Noun

 * 1) line path through two or more points

title: лінія


text:
明度

Noun

 * 1) brightness of a colour
 * 2)  generosity; broad-mindedness

Noun

 * 1) the brightness of a color

title: 明度


text:
braccio della legge

Noun

 * 1) the long arm of the law

title: braccio della legge


text:
невозвратный

Adjective

 * 1) irretrievable

title: невозвратный


text:
друг познаётся в беде

Etymology
lit. 'a friend is proven in time of trouble'.

Proverb

 * 1) a friend in need is a friend indeed

title: друг познаётся в беде


text: hóngbāo

title: hóngbāo


text:
regional insourcing

Noun

 * 1)  The practice of delegating or assigning of procedures, functions or jobs from production within a business in one location to an internal entity that specializes in that operation in another location within a geographic region.

title: regional insourcing


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/ik

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/ik


text:
piscicolous

Adjective

 * 1)  Infecting or inhabiting fish.

title: piscicolous


text: Category:English terms suffixed with -colous


text: Category:English terms prefixed with pisci-


text:
pisci-

Etymology
From.

Prefix

 * 1) Related to fish.

Etymology
.

Prefix

 * 1)  fish;

title: pisci-


text:
User:Tempodivalse/en-eo

This is a list of English-Esperanto words from an early bilingual dictionary, sorted alphabetically. It is public-domain (published in 1906) and is thus permissible to copy or make derivatives from.

Online material source is Project Gutenberg.

Please work on expanding Esperanto coverage at Wiktionary by creating red-linked entries here.

''Caution: Please do not blindly trust the given definitions in all cases as it appears there are a few typos in the original. Additionally, dated or obsolete words may be used, given its age. It is preferable that you have at least a rudimentary knowledge of the language prior to contributing.''

 * /A
 * /B
 * /C
 * /D
 * /E
 * /F
 * /G
 * /H
 * /I
 * /J
 * /K
 * /L
 * /M
 * /N
 * /O
 * /P
 * /Q
 * /R
 * /S
 * /T
 * /U
 * /V
 * /X, Y, and Z

title: User:Tempodivalse/en-eo


text:
logarithmize

Verb

 * 1) To derive the logarithm of a number.
 * 2) To convert into a logarithm.

Translations

 * German:
 * Kazakh: логарифмдеу
 * Russian:

title: logarithmize


text:
síndrome d'Estocolm

Etymology
, derived from the.

Noun

 * 1)  Stockholm syndrome

title: síndrome d'Estocolm


text:
délavage

Noun

 * 1)  the process of fading

title: délavage


text:
Wiktionary:Requested entries (Manx)

B

 * (needs Manx)
 * / and /. Fockleyr manninagh as baarlagh has "Bwoirrin, s. the female. | Bwoirrinagh, a. female, feminine; from bean, a woman." while Cregeen's dictionary has "Bwoir'ryn, a. female, feminine. | Bwoir'ryinagh [Bwoir'rynagh?], s. f. a she, a female; an animal with a womb".

E

 * -ey - This marks the verbal noun, and corresponds to Irish . It's a consistent way of rendering word-final /ə/, though, so it may have other meanings as a suffix.

F

 * and . Fockleyr manninagh as baarlagh has "Fyrryn, s. the male, the he; from fer, a man, and the diminutive in. | Fyrrynagh, a. male, masculine." while Cregeen's dictionary has "Fyrryn, a. male, male, masculine. | Fyrryn'agh, s. m. one of the male sex, one of the masculine gender".

M

 * Yn Valay - Malay

N

 * neuchramp - simple?

Z
de:Wiktionary:Manx/Wunschliste

title: Wiktionary:Requested entries (Manx)


text:
User:Tempodivalse/en-eo/A

Please see User:Tempodivalse/en-eo for a description of this list.

 * Aback, to take, surprizi.
 * Abaft, posta parto.
 * Abandon, forlasi.
 * Abase, humiligi. [Error in book: humilgi]
 * Abash, hontigi.
 * Abate (lower), mallevi.
 * Abate (speed), malakceli.
 * Abbey, abatejo.
 * Abbot, abato.
 * Abbreviate, mallongigi.
 * Abdicate, demeti la reĝecon.
 * Abdomen, ventro.
 * Abduct, forrabi.
 * Abduction, forrabo.
 * Abed, lite.
 * Aberration, spiritvagado.
 * Abet, kunhelpi.
 * Abhor, malamegi.
 * Abhorrence, malamego.
 * Abide, loĝi (resti).
 * Ability, lerteco.
 * Ability, talento.
 * Abject, humilega.
 * Abjure, malkonfesi, forĵuri.
 * Ablative, ablativo.
 * Able, to be, povi.
 * Able (skilful), lerta.
 * Abnegation, memforgeso.
 * Aboard, en ŝipo.
 * Abode, loĝejo.
 * Abolish, neniigi.
 * Abominable, abomena.
 * Abomination, abomeno.
 * Abound, sufiĉegi.
 * About (prep.), ĉirkaŭ.
 * About (adv.), ĉirkaŭe.
 * Above (prep.), super.
 * Above (adv.), supre.
 * Above all, precipe.
 * Abreast, flanko ĉe flanko.
 * Abridge, mallongigi.
 * Abridgement, resumo.
 * Abroad, eksterlande.
 * Abrupt, subita.
 * Abscess, absceso.
 * Absent, to be, foresti.
 * Absolute, absoluta.
 * Absolutely, absolute.
 * Absolution, senkulpigo.
 * Absolution (from sin), senpekigo.
 * Absolve, senkulpigi.
 * Absolve (from sin), senpekigi.
 * Absorb, sorbi.
 * Absorption, sorbo.
 * Abstain, deteni sin.
 * Abstemious, sobrema.
 * Abstinence, deteno.
 * Abstinent, detenema.
 * Abstract, abstrakti.
 * Abstracted, abstrakta.
 * Absurd, absurda.
 * Absurdity, absurdo.
 * Abundance, sufiĉego.
 * Abuse, trouzi.
 * Abuse, trouzo.
 * Abyss, profundegaĵo.
 * Acacia, akacio.
 * Academic, akademia.
 * Academy, akademio.
 * Accede, konsenti.
 * Accelerate, akceli.
 * Accent (sign, mark), signo.
 * Accent, akcenti.
 * Accent, akcento.
 * Accentuate, akcentegi.
 * Accept, akcepti.
 * Acceptable, akceptebla.
 * Acceptance, akceptaĵo.
 * Acceptation, akcepto.
 * Access, aliro.
 * Accession, plimultigo.
 * Accessory, kunhelpanto.
 * Accident (chance), okazo.
 * Accident (injury), malfeliĉo.
 * Acclamation, aplaŭdego.
 * Acclimatize, alklimatigi.
 * Acclivity, supreniro.
 * Accommodate, alfari.
 * Accompany, akompani.
 * Accomplice, kunkulpulo.
 * Accomplish, plenumi.
 * Accomplished (of things), elfarita.
 * Accomplishment, talento.
 * Accord (music), akordo.
 * Accord, konsento.
 * According to, laŭ.
 * Accouchement, akuŝo.
 * Account (bill), kalkulo.
 * Account, rakonto.
 * Accountable, to be, respondi pri.
 * Accountant (profn.), kalkulisto.
 * Account (current), konto kuranta.
 * Accounts, kalkularo.
 * Account (rendered), raporto.
 * Accrue, kreskiĝi.
 * Accumulate, amasigi.
 * Accumulation, amaso.
 * Accuracy, akurateco.
 * Accurate, akurata.
 * Accusation,kulpigo.
 * Accusative, akuzativo.
 * Accuse, kulpigi.
 * Accustomed, to be, kutimi.
 * Ace, aso.
 * Acerbity, acideco.
 * Acetous, acida.
 * Ache, doloro.
 * Achieve, plenumi.
 * Achievement, elfaro.
 * Acid, acida.
 * Acid, acido.
 * Acidity, acideco.
 * Acidulous, acideta.
 * Acknowledge, konfesi.
 * Acknowledgment, konfeso.
 * Aconite, akonito.
 * Acorn, glano.
 * Acoustics, akustiko.
 * Acquaint, sciigi.
 * Acquaintance, konato.
 * Acquainted, to be, konatiĝi.
 * Acquiesce, konsenti.
 * Acquire, akiri.
 * Acquirement, akiro.
 * Acquisition, akiraĵo.
 * Acquit (debt), kvitanci.
 * Acquit (blame), senkulpigi.
 * Acrid, acida.
 * Acrimonious, akretema.
 * Acrobat, ekvilibristo.
 * Across, trans.
 * Act, agi.
 * Act (statute), regulo, leĝo.
 * Act (drama), akto.
 * Action, to bring an, procesi.
 * Active, aktiva. [Error in book: activa]
 * Activity, aktiveco.
 * Actor, aktoro.
 * Actor (drama), komediisto.
 * Actual (time), nuna.
 * Actual, reala.
 * Actuality, nuneco, realeco.
 * Actuated, incitita.
 * Acumen, sagaceco.
 * Acute, akra.
 * Acuteness, sagaceco.
 * Adage, proverbo.
 * Adapt, alfari.
 * Adaptation, alfarado.
 * Add up, sumigi.
 * Add together, kunmeti.
 * Add to, aldoni.
 * Addendum, aldono.
 * Adder, kolubro.
 * Addicted, to be, kutimi.
 * Addition, aldono.
 * Additional, aldona.
 * Addled, senfrukta.
 * Address, adresi.
 * Adduce, prezenti.
 * Adept, adepto.
 * Adequate, sufiĉa.
 * Adhere, aliĝi.
 * Adherent, aliĝulo.
 * Adhesion, aliĝo.
 * Adhesive, glua.
 * Adieu, adiaŭ.
 * Adjacent, apuda.
 * Adjective, adjektivo.
 * Adjoining, apuda.
 * Adjourn, prokrasti.
 * Adjudge, aljuĝi.
 * Adjure, petegi.
 * Adjust, aranĝi, almezuri.
 * Administer, administri.
 * Administration, administracio.
 * Admirable, admirinda.
 * Admiral, admiralo.
 * Admiration, admiro.
 * Admire, admiri.
 * Admission, allaso.
 * Admissible, permesebla.
 * Admit, allasi.
 * Admonish, admoni.
 * Admonition, admono.
 * Adolescence, juneco.
 * Adolescent, junulo.
 * Adopt, alpreni.
 * Adopt (child), filigi.
 * Adore, adori.
 * Adorn, ornami.
 * Adroit, lerta.
 * Adroitness, lerteco.
 * Adulation, adulacio, flato.
 * Adult, plenkreskulo.
 * Adult, plenkreska.
 * Adulterate, falsi.
 * Adultery, adulto.
 * Adultery, to commit, adulti.
 * Advance, antaŭeniri.
 * Advancement, progreso.
 * Advantage, utilo, profito.
 * Advantageous, utila, profita.
 * Advent, advento.
 * Adverb, adverbo.
 * Adversary, kontraŭulo.
 * Adverse, kontraŭa.
 * Adversity, kontraŭeco.
 * Advert to (to), aludi (al).
 * Advertise, anonci.
 * Advertisement, anonco.
 * Advice, konsilo.
 * Advise, konsili.
 * Advocate, defendi.
 * Aerial, aera.
 * Aerolite, aerolito.
 * Aeronaut, aerveturanto.
 * Afar, malproksime.
 * Affable, afabla.
 * Affability, afableco.
 * Affair, afero.
 * Affected (manner), afekta.
 * Affected, to be, afekti.
 * Affecting (touching), kortuŝanta.
 * Affection, afekteco.
 * Affection (love), amo.
 * Affectionate, aminda.
 * Affectionately, aminde.
 * Affinity (relationship), parenceco.
 * Affiliate, aligi, anigi.
 * Affiliated, to become, aliĝi, aniĝi.
 * Affirm (attest), atesti.
 * Affirm (assure), certigi.
 * Affirmation, atesto.
 * Affirmation, certigo, jeso.
 * Affirmative, jesa.
 * Affix, afikso.
 * Afflict, malĝojigi.
 * Affluence, riĉeco.
 * Affluent, riĉega.
 * Afford, to give, doni.
 * Affray, batiĝo.
 * Affright, timigi.
 * Affront, insulto.
 * Afloat, flose, naĝe.
 * Afraid, timigita.
 * Aft, posta parto.
 * After, post.
 * Aftermath, postfojno.
 * Afternoon, posttagmezo.
 * Afterwards, poste.
 * Again, ree.
 * Against, kontraŭ.
 * Agate, agato.
 * Age, aĝo.
 * Aged, maljuna.
 * Agency, agenteco.
 * Agenda, memorlibro.
 * Agent, agento.
 * Aggrandize, pligrandigi.
 * Aggrandisement, pligrandigo.
 * Aggravate, plimalbonigi.
 * Aggression, atako.
 * Aggressor, atakanto.
 * Aghast, terurega.
 * Agile, facilmova.
 * Agitate, agiti.
 * Ago, antaŭ.
 * Agonize, agonii.
 * Agony, agonio.
 * Agree, konsenti.
 * Agreeable, agrabla.
 * Agreement (deed), kontrakto.
 * Agreement, interkonsento.
 * Agriculture, terkulturo.
 * Agriculturist, terkulturisto.
 * Agronomy, agronomio.
 * Ague, febreto.
 * Ahead, antaŭe.
 * Aid, helpo.
 * Aide-de-Camp, adjutanto.
 * Ail, malsani.
 * Ailment, malsano.
 * Aim (purpose), celo.
 * Air (appearance), mieno.
 * Air (music), ario.
 * Air, aerumi.
 * Air (atmosphere), aero.
 * Airball (toy), pilkego.
 * Airballoon, aerostato.
 * Airhole, fenestreto.
 * Airpump, aeropumpilo. [Error in book: aeropompilo]
 * Aisle, flankaĵo.
 * Ajar, duonfermita.
 * Akin, parenca.
 * Alabaster, alabastro.
 * Alacrity, rapideco.
 * Alarm, maltrankviligi.
 * Alarm (clock), vekhorloĝo.
 * Alas! ho ve!
 * Albeit, kvankam.
 * Album, albumo.
 * Albumen, albumeno.
 * Alchemy, alĥemio. [also spelled alkemio]
 * Alcohol, alkoholo.
 * Alcoholic, alkohola.
 * Alcoholism, alkoholismo.
 * Alcove, alkovo.
 * Alder (tree), alno.
 * Ale, biero.
 * Alert, vigla.
 * Algebra, algebro.
 * Alias, alie.
 * Alien, alilandulo.
 * Alike, simila.
 * Aliment, manĝaĵo.
 * Alimony, nutramono.
 * Alive, viva.
 * Alkali, alkalio.
 * Allay, trankviligi, kvietigi.
 * Allege, pretendi.
 * Allegiance, fideleco.
 * Allegory, alegorio.
 * Alleviate, dolĉigi.
 * Alley, aleo, strateto.
 * Alliance, interligo.
 * Allocution, paroladeto.
 * Allot, lotumi.
 * Allotment, lotaĵo.
 * Allow, permesi.
 * Allowance (a/c), dekalkulo.
 * Allowance (share), porcio.
 * All-powerful, ĉiopova.
 * Allude, aludi.
 * Allure, logi.
 * Allurement, logo.
 * Allusion, aludo.
 * Alluvial, akvemetita.
 * Ally, interligi.
 * Almanac, almanako.
 * Almighty, ĉiopova.
 * Almost, preskaŭ.
 * Almond, migdalo.
 * Alms, almozo.
 * Almshouse, maljunulejo.
 * Aloes, aloo.
 * Along with, kune kun.
 * Aloof, to keep, eviti.
 * Aloud, laŭte.
 * Alphabet, alfabeto.
 * Alps, Alpoj.
 * Already, jam.
 * Also, ankaŭ.
 * Altar, altaro.
 * Alter, aliigi.
 * Alteration, aliigo.
 * Altercation, malpaco.
 * Alternate, alterni.
 * Alternative, elekteco.
 * Althea, alteo.
 * Although, kvankam.
 * Altitude, alto.
 * Alto, aldo.
 * Altogether, tute.
 * Alum, aluno.
 * Always, ĉiam.
 * Amalgam, amalgamo.
 * Amalgamate, unuigi.
 * Amalgamation, unuigo.
 * Amanuensis, skribisto.
 * Amass, amasigi.
 * Amateur, nemetiisto.
 * Amaze, miregigi.
 * Amazed, to be, miregiĝi.
 * Amazement, mirego.
 * Amazing, miriga.
 * Amazon, rajdantino.
 * Ambassador, ambasadoro.
 * Amber, sukceno.
 * Ambiguous, dusenca.
 * Ambition, ambicio.
 * Ambitious, ambicia.
 * Amble, troteti.
 * Ambrosia, ambrozio.
 * Ambulance (place), malsanulejo.
 * Ambuscade, embusko.
 * Ambush, embuski.
 * Ameliorate, plibonigi.
 * Amend, reformi.
 * Amends, to make, rekompenci.
 * America, Ameriko.
 * American, Amerikano.
 * Amiability, amindeco.
 * Amiable, afabla, aminda.
 * Amicably, pace.
 * Amid, meze.
 * Amidst, meze.
 * Amity, amikeco.
 * Ammonia, amoniako.
 * Among, inter.
 * Amongst, inter.
 * Amorous, amema.
 * Amount, sumo.
 * Amphibious, amfibia.
 * Amphitheatre, amfiteatro.
 * Amphora, amforo.
 * Ample, sufiĉa.
 * Amplify, grandigi.
 * Amplitude, amplekso.
 * Amputate, detranĉi.
 * Amulet, talismano.
 * Amuse, amuzi.
 * Anagram, anagramo.
 * Analogy, analogio.
 * Analysis, analizo.
 * Analyze, analizi.
 * Anarchy, anarĥio.
 * Anatomy, anatomio.
 * Ancestors, praavoj, prapatroj.
 * Anchor, ankro.
 * Anchorite, dezertulo.
 * Ancient, antikva.
 * And, kaj.
 * Anecdote, rakonteto.

 * Unformatted

Anew, ankoraŭ, ree. Angel, anĝelo. Angelic, anĝela. Anger, kolero. Anger, kolerigi. Angle (corner), angulo. Angling, fiŝkaptado. Angle (fish), fiŝkapti. Angler, fiŝkaptisto. Angry, to be, koleri. Anguish, dolorego. Angular, angula. Animal, besto. Animate, vivigi. Animated, vivigita. Animating, viviga. Animation, viveco. Animosity, malamikeco. Aniseed, anizo. Anisette, anizlikvoro. Ankle, maleolo. Annals, historio. Annex, kunigi. Annexation, kunigo. Annihilate, neniigi. Anniversary, datreveno. Annotate, noti. Announce, anonci. Announcement, anonco. Annoy, ĉagreni. Annoyance, ĉagreno, enuo. Annual (publication), jarlibro. Annual (yearly), ĉiujara. Annuity, jarpago. Annul, nuligi. Annular, ringforma. Annunciation, anunciacio. Anoint, ŝmiri. Anointing, ŝmiro, ado. Anomaly, anomalio. Anonymous, anonima. Answer, respondi. Answer (affirmatively), jesi. Answerable for, to be, respondi pri. Ant, formiko. Antagonist, kontraŭulo. Antarctic, antarktika. Antecedents, antaŭaĵo. Antechamber, antaŭĉambro. Antedate, antaŭdatumi. Antelope, antilopo. Anterior, antaŭa. Anteroom, antaŭĉambro. Anthem, antemo, himnego. Ant-hill, formikejo. Anthropology, antropologio. Antichrist, antikristo. Anticipate, antaŭvidi. Antidote, kontraŭveneno. Antimony, antimono. Antipathy, antipatio. Antipodes, antipodoj. Antiquary, antikvisto. Antiquated, antikva. Antique, antikva. Antique (noun), antikvaĵo. Antiquity, antikveco. Antler, kornbranĉo. Anvil, amboso. Anxiety, maltrankvileco. Anxious, maltrankvila. Any, ia. Anybody, iu. Anyhow, iel. Anyone, iu. Anyone's, ies. Any quantity, iom. Anything, io. Anywhere, ie. Aorta, aorto. Apace, rapide. Apart, aparte. Apartment, ĉambro. Apathetic, apatia. Apathy, apatio. Ape, simio. Ape (verb), imiti. Aperient, laksileto. Aperture, malfermaĵo. Apex, pinto, suprapinto. Apiary, abelejo. Apish, simia. Apocryphal, apokrifa. Apogee, apogeo. Apologise, pardonon peti. Apologue, apologo. Apology, apologio. Apoplexy, apopleksio. Apostle, apostolo. Apostolic, apostola. Apostrophe, apostrofo. Apostrophize, alparoli. Apothecary, apotekisto. Apothecary's, apoteko. Apotheosis, apoteozo. Appal, terurigi. Apparatus, aparato. Apparel, vesto. Apparent, videbla. Apparition, apero. Apparitor (beadle), pedelo. Appeal, alvoki. Appear (come in sight), aperi. Appear, ŝajni. Appearance (aspect), vidiĝo, mieno. Appearance, to put in an, ĉeesti. Appease, pacigi. Append, aldoni. Appendage, aldonaĵo. Appendix, aldono. Appetising, apetitdona. Appetite, apetito. Applaud, aplaŭdi. Applause, aplaŭdo—ado. Apple, pomo. Apple tree, pomarbo, pomujo. Appliance, aparato. Application, atento. Apply (to put on), almeti. Apply to, sin turni (al). Appoint (nominate), nomi. Appointment, elekto. Apportion, lotumi, dividi. Appraise, taksi. Appreciate, ŝati. Apprehend (seize), ekkapti. Apprehend (understand), kompreni. Apprehension (fear), timo. Apprentice, lernanto. Apprenticeship, lernado. Apprise, sciigi, informi. Approach, proksimiĝi. Approaching (time), baldaŭa. Approbation, aprobo. Appropriate, to be, difinita por. Appropriate (take, keep), proprigi. Approval, aprobo. Approve, aprobi. Approximate (time), baldaŭa. Apricot, abrikoto. April, Aprilo. Apron, antaŭtuko. Apt, kapabla. Aptitude, kapableco. Aptly, kapable. Aquatic, akva. Aqueduct, akvokonduko. Aqueous, akva. Arab, Arabo. Arable, plugebla. Arbitrary, arbitra. Arbitrate, arbitracii. Arbitration, arbitracio. Arbitrator (profn.), arbitraciisto. Arbour, laŭbo. Arc, arko. Arcade, arkado. Arch, arko. Arch, arkefleksi. Archangel, ĉefanĝelo. Archæology, arĥeologio. Archbishop, ĉefepiskopo. Archduke, arĥiduko. Archer, pafarkisto. Archipelago, insularo. Architect, arĥitekturisto. Architecture, arĥitekturo. Archives, arĥivo. Arctic, arktika. Ardent, fervora. Ardour, fervoro. Arduous, laborega. Arena, areno. Areopagus, Aeropago. Argue, argumenti. Argument, argumento. Arid, seka. Aright, bone. Arise, leviĝi. Aristocracy, aristokrataro. Aristocrat, aristokrato. Arithmetic, aritmetiko. Ark, ŝipego. Arm (milit.), armi. Arm (of the body), brako. Armament, armilaro. Armchair, seĝego. Armistice, interpaco. Armlet, ĉirkaŭbrako. Armorials, insigno. Armour, armaĵo. Armourer, armilfaristo. Armoury, armilejo. Armpit, subbrako. Arms (weapons), armiloj, bataliloj. Army (military), militistaro. Army (non-military), armeo. Army-corps, korpuso. Arnica, arniko. Aroma, aromo. Aromatic, aroma. Around (prep.), ĉirkaŭ. Around (adv.), ĉirkaŭe. Arouse, veki. Arpeggio, arpeĝo. Arraign, kulpigi. Arrange, aranĝi. Arrant, fama. Array (deck out), ornami. Arrears, in, malantaŭe. Arrest, aresti. Arrival, alveno. Arrive (on foot), alveni. Arrive (by vehicle), alveturi. Arrogance, aroganteco. Arrogant, aroganta. Arrow, sago. Arsenal, armilejo. Arsenic, arseniko. Arson, brulkrimo. Art, arto. Artery, arterio. Artful, ruza. Arthritic, artritulo. Artichoke, artiŝoko. Article, artikolo. Article (commerce), komercaĵo. Articulate, elparoli. Articulation (anat.), artiko. Artifice, artifiko. Artificial, artefarita. Artillery, artilerio. Artisan, metiisto. Artist, artisto. Artless, simplanima, naiva. Artlessness, naiveco. As, kiel. As—as, tiel—kiel. Ascend, supreniri. Ascension (feast of), Ĉieliro. Ascension, suprenirado. Ascent, supreniro. Ascertain, certiĝi. Ascribe, aligi al. Ashamed, to be, honti. Ashes, cindro. Ashpan, cindrujo. Asia, Azio. Asiatic, Aziano. Aside, aparte. As if, kvazaŭ. Ask, demandi. Ask (beg), peti. Asleep, dormanta (adj.), dormante (adv.). As long as, tiel longe kiel. As many, tiom. As much, tiom. As many as, tiom, kiom. As much as, tiom, kiom. Asp, aspido. Asparagus, asparago. Aspect, vidiĝo. Aspect (phase), fazo. Aspen, tremolo. Asperse, kalumnii. Asphalte, asfalto. Asphyxia, asfiksio. Aspirate, elspiri. Aspirant, aspiranto. Aspiration (breathing), elspiro—ado. Aspiration (aim, intention), celo. Aspire, celi. Ass, azeno. Assail, ataki. Assailant, atakanto. Assassin, mortiganto. Assault, atako. Assay, provo. Assemble, kunveni, kunvoki. Assembly, kunveno, aŭditorio. Assent, konsenti, jesi. Assert, certigi. Assess, taksi. Assessment, takso. Assiduous, diligenta. Assign, asigni. Assignment, asigno. Assimilate, similigi. Assist, helpi. Assist (at), ĉeesti (ĉe). Assistance, helpo. Assistant, helpanto. Assistant-master, submajstro. Associate, kunulo. Association, societo. Assort, dece kunmeti. Assuage, dolĉigi. Assume, supozi. Assurance, self, memfido. Assure, certigi. Assure (life etc.), asekuri. Asterisk, steleto. Asthma, malfacila spirado. Astonish, mirigi. Astonished, to be, miri. Astonishing, mira. Astonishment, miro. Astound, miregi. Astral, astra. Astray, to go, erariĝi. Astringent, kuntira. Astrologer, astrologiisto. Astrology, astrologio. Astronomer, astronomiisto. Astronomy, astronomio. Astute, ruza. Asunder, aparte. Asylum, rifuĝejo. At, ĉe, je. At (house of), ĉe. At all events, kio ajn okazos. At any time, iam. Atheist, ateisto. Atheism, ateismo. Athletic, atleta. Athlete, atleto. Atlas, landkartaro. Atmosphere, atmosfero. Atom, atomo. Atomism, atomismo. At once, tuj. Atone, rebonigi. Atonement, rebonigo. Atrocious, kruelega. Atrocity, kruelego. Atrophy, atrofio. Attach, alligi. Attachment, alligo. Attack, atako. Attack, ataki. Attain, atingi. Attain (to), trafi, atingi (al). Attainment, akiro. Attempt, atenci. Attempt, atenco. Attendants (retinue), sekvantaro. Attend (on), servi. Attention, to call (to), atentigi (al). Attention, to pay, atenti. Attention, atento. Attentive, atenta. Attest (a document), subskribi. Attest, atesti. Attestation, atesto. Attic, tegmentĉambro. Attire, vestaĵo. Attitude, sintenado. Attorney, advokato. Attract, altiri. Attract (entice), logi. Attraction, logaĵo. Attractive, ĉarma. Attribute (v.), aligi al. Attribute (quality), eco. Auction, aŭkcia vendo. Audacious, maltimega. Audacity, maltimego. Audible (adj.), aŭdebla. Audience (interview), aŭdienco. Audience (congregation), aŭditorio. Audit, kontekzameni. Auditorium, aŭskultejo. Auger, borilego. Aught (anything), io. Augment, plimultigi, pliigi. August (month), Aŭgusto. August, nobla. Aunt, onklino. Aureola, aŭreolo. Au revoir, ĝis revido. Auriferous, orhava. Auscultate, subaŭskulti. Auspices, aŭspicioj. Auspicious, favora. Austere, severmora. Austerely, severmore. Austerity, severmoreco. Australia, Aŭstralio. Austrian, Aŭstro. Authentic, vera, verega. Authenticate, verigi. Author, aŭtoro. Authorise (permit), permesi. Authorities (of town, etc.), estraro. Authority, aŭtoritato. Autocrat, aŭtokrato. Automatic, aŭtomata. Automobile, aŭtomobilo. Autumn, aŭtuno. Auxiliary, helpanto (noun), helpa (adj.). Avalanche, lavango. Avarice, avareco. Avaricious, avara. Avaunt, for de tie ĉi! Avenge, venĝi. Avenue, aleo. Average (n.), mezonombro. meza kvanto. Averse, antipatia, kontraŭa. Aversion, antipatio, kontraŭo. Avert, deturni. Avidity, avideco. Avid, avida. Avoid, eviti. Avow, konfesi. Avowal, konfeso. Await, atendi. Awake, veki. Awake (intrans.), vekiĝi. Awaken, veki. Award, aljuĝi. Aware, to be, scii. Away!, for! Away, malproksime. Awe, teruro, timego. Awful, terura. Awkward, mallerta, malgracia. Awl, borileto. Awning, sunŝirmilego. Awry, malrekta. Axe, hakilo. Axis, akso. Axle, akso. Axle-tree, akso. Axiom, aksiomo. Ay (yes), jes. Aye (always), ĉiam. Azote, azoto. Azure, lazuro.

title: User:Tempodivalse/en-eo/A


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/kussaz

Etymology
Probably ; or alternatively from,.

Noun

 * 1) kiss

Descendants
Most modern descendants have reanalysed this word based on the verb, and therefore show a front vowel. Those with a back vowel are more original.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/kussaz


text:
forrabo

Noun

 * 1) abduction

title: forrabo


text: forraboj

title: forraboj


text: forrabon

title: forrabon


text: forrabojn

title: forrabojn


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/kussijaną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to kiss

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/kussijaną


text:
abomena

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) abominable, loathsome, odious, detestable

title: abomena


text: abomenaj

title: abomenaj


text: abomenan

title: abomenan


text: abomenajn

title: abomenajn


text: xuld

title: xuld


text:
sufiĉego

Noun

 * 1) abundance

title: sufiĉego


text: sufiĉegoj

title: sufiĉegoj


text: sufiĉegon

title: sufiĉegon


text: sufiĉegojn

title: sufiĉegojn


text:
malakceptebla

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unacceptable

title: malakceptebla


text: malakcepteblaj

title: malakcepteblaj


text: malakcepteblan

title: malakcepteblan


text: malakcepteblajn

title: malakcepteblajn


text:
брачущиеся

Noun

 * 1)  bride and groom, couple, persons entering upon marriage

title: брачущиеся


text:
всесветный

Adjective

 * 1) worldwide

title: всесветный


text:
genune

Etymology
Probably from (likely through an initial early Romanian form  or, which underwent changes due to dissimilation and other processes, perhaps derhotacization; see some of the above dialectal or archaic alternative forms such as , which were more conservative in pronunciation); some variants possibly derive from the form. Another theory instead suggests a root, from , presumably stemming ultimately from Ancient Greek.

Noun

 * 1)  chasm, abyss, precipice
 * 2)  sea
 * 1)  sea

title: genune


text:
exonumist

Noun

 * 1)  Someone who collects exonumia.

title: exonumist


text: Category:Swedish terms suffixed with -ent


text: Category:Scottish Gaelic terms prefixed with ro-


text: Category:German terms prefixed with wider-


text: Category:Scottish Gaelic terms prefixed with an-


text: Category:English terms prefixed with aza-


text: Category:Mazanderani proper nouns

title: Category:Mazanderani proper nouns


text:
многоречистый

Adjective

 * 1) garrulous, vaniloquent

title: многоречистый


text: parallelle

title: parallelle


text:
ёб твою мать

Etymology
lit. 'fuck your mother'; +  +.

Interjection

 * 1)  motherfuck, fuckshit

title: ёб твою мать


text:
malakceli

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to decelerate, abate

title: malakceli


text: malakcelas

title: malakcelas


text: malakcelis

title: malakcelis


text: malakcelos

title: malakcelos


text: malakcelus

title: malakcelus


text: malakcelu

title: malakcelu


text:
mallevi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to lower an object

title: mallevi


text: mallevas

title: mallevas


text: mallevis

title: mallevis


text: mallevos

title: mallevos


text: mallevus

title: mallevus


text: mallevu

title: mallevu


text:
forrabi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to abduct

title: forrabi


text:
sufiĉegi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to abound

title: sufiĉegi


text:
навряд

Adverb

 * 1) hardly, unlikely, hardly likely
 * 2) I don’t think so

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1)  hardly, scarcely, (it is) hardly likely, (it is) unlikely
 * 2)  unlikely that
 * 1)  unlikely that
 * 1)  unlikely that
 * 1)  unlikely that

title: навряд


text:
User talk:Liliana-60/en-infl

I don't think those using just   are a problem... --Yair rand (talk) 22:39, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Probably not. They should be either ignored or removed from the list... -- Prince Kassad 22:55, 28 February 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Liliana-60/en-infl


text:
trouzo

Noun

 * 1) abuse

Etymology
Either from or from a  language.

Noun

 * 1) spindle whorl
 * 2) large spindle which is usually used while hanging from the ceiling
 * 3) axis of the turbine of a mill
 * 1) axis of the turbine of a mill

title: trouzo


text: trouzoj

title: trouzoj


text: trouzojn

title: trouzojn


text: trouzon

title: trouzon


text:
trouzi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to abuse, to overuse

title: trouzi


text:
profundegaĵo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) abyss

title: profundegaĵo


text: profundegaĵoj

title: profundegaĵoj


text: profundegaĵon

title: profundegaĵon


text: profundegaĵojn

title: profundegaĵojn


text:
sensaligo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) desalinisation

title: sensaligo


text: sensaligon

title: sensaligon


text:
akceptaĵo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) acceptance

title: akceptaĵo


text: akceptaĵoj

title: akceptaĵoj


text: akceptaĵon

title: akceptaĵon


text: akceptaĵojn

title: akceptaĵojn


text:
sufiĉega

Noun

 * 1) abundant

title: sufiĉega


text: sufiĉegaj

title: sufiĉegaj


text: sufiĉegan

title: sufiĉegan


text: sufiĉegajn

title: sufiĉegajn


text:
olla rästissä

Verb

 * 1) to have unfinished work to do

Conjugation
See ; is not inflected.

title: olla rästissä


text:
недоимка

Noun

 * 1) overdue tax payment, arrears

title: недоимка


text:
Do

Etymology
.

Etymology
From and, northern variant of. The nominative case of this word became Luxembourgish. The dative singular (and the plural) developed regularly into Do (dage > *dāe > *dōe > dō). Both forms then became distinct words with slightly different meanings.

Noun

 * 1) the bright time of the day

title: Do


text:
Talk:thrice-monthly

Looks a bit SoP. Mglovesfun (talk) 23:48, 28 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:thrice-monthly


text: ath-bheothachaidh

title: ath-bheothachaidh


text: ath-bheothachaidhean

title: ath-bheothachaidhean


text:
beothachadh

Noun

 * 1) animation of films
 * 1) animation of films

title: beothachadh


text: beothachaidh

title: beothachaidh


text: beothachaidhean

title: beothachaidhean


text:
beothaich

Verb

 * 1) arouse, enliven, kindle, vitalize
 * 2) revive
 * 3) animate

title: beothaich


text:
ath-bheachdachadh

Noun

 * 1) review, reassessment
 * 1) review, reassessment

title: ath-bheachdachadh


text: ath-bheachdachaidh

title: ath-bheachdachaidh


text: ath-bheachdachaidhean

title: ath-bheachdachaidhean


text:
kahden vaiheilla

Adverb

 * 1) of two minds, undecided, ambivalent between (two options)

title: kahden vaiheilla


text:
User talk:Yuma

Welcome
Welcome!

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title: User talk:Yuma


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob/abazia

Ok, I got it. Thanks for welcoming and for your message. Larry Yuma 00:24, 1 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Thread:User talk:Internoob/abazia


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob/abazia/reply

You're welcome :)

title: Thread:User talk:Internoob/abazia/reply


text:
ombrophilous

Adjective

 * 1)  Capable of thriving in areas of heavy rainfall

Translations

 * Catalan: ombròfil
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 好雨
 * French:

title: ombrophilous


text:
Talk:expressable

expressible
Is this the same as expressible? If so, which spelling is more proper? 71.66.97.228 00:36, 1 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:expressable


text:
Talk:expressible

expressable
How does this word relate to the word "expressable"? 71.66.97.228 00:37, 1 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:expressible


text:
geàrr-chunntas

Etymology
+

Noun

 * 1) summary

title: geàrr-chunntas


text: geàrr-chunntais

title: geàrr-chunntais


text: geàrr-chunntasan

title: geàrr-chunntasan


text: cunntais

title: cunntais


text:
Talk:signa

Can't 'signa' in Latin also be the nominative, accusative, or vocative neuter plural form of the noun 'signum' which means "1. seal, signal, sign 2. statue 3. standard 4. trumpet-call"? (as seen here: [|Signum]) 146.151.18.205 00:54, 1 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:signa


text: cunntasan

title: cunntasan


text: 语感

title: 语感


text:
thoir geàrr-chunntas air

Verb

 * 1) summarize

title: thoir geàrr-chunntas air


text: mion-chunntais

title: mion-chunntais


text: mion-chunntasan

title: mion-chunntasan


text:
User:Khaadimone

Hi everyone!

--Khaadimone - خادم1 01:26, 1 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User:Khaadimone


text:
User talk:Khaadimone

I'm typing this because I want my link to this page in blue rather than red!

--Khaadimone - خادم1 01:28, 1 March 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Khaadimone


text: retkuun

title: retkuun


text:
kuin Esterin perseestä

Etymology
; of uncertain origin. Urban legend has it that "Esteri" was the Goddess of rain in pre-Christian Finland, but that's naturally false, as the name is of Biblical origin.

One possible source of the saying is the Esteri-branded water pumps used by fire brigades.

Phrase

 * 1)  A metaphor of heavy rain or sometimes also of heavy snowfall, used like cats and dogs in English.

Synonyms

 * kaatamalla
 * kuin saavista kaataen

title: kuin Esterin perseestä


text:
valloillaan

Etymology
The adessive plural of.

Adverb

 * 1) free, loose

title: valloillaan


text:
kissanristiäiset

Noun

 * 1) opening of an envelope kind of event or activity perceived to be contributing to one's self-promotion or visibility in society
 * 2) a trivial or pointless social event

title: kissanristiäiset


text: Thesaurus:terror

title: Thesaurus:terror


text:
wait for it

Phrase

 * I just found out that my ex-wife, who never wanted children, now has two kids called, wait for it, Ludwig and Balthazar.
 * I just found out that my ex-wife, who never wanted children, now has two kids called, wait for it, Ludwig and Balthazar.

title: wait for it


text:
めいりょう

Adjective

 * 1)  clear, apparent

Noun

 * 1) clarity, apparency

title: めいりょう


text: meiryō

title: meiryō


text:
akacio

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) acacia

title: akacio


text: akacioj

title: akacioj


text: akacion

title: akacion


text: akaciojn

title: akaciojn


text:
senpekigo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  absolution from sin

title: senpekigo


text: senpekigoj

title: senpekigoj


text: senpekigon

title: senpekigon


text: senpekigojn

title: senpekigojn


text:
loĝejo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) abode, home, residence

title: loĝejo


text: loĝejoj

title: loĝejoj


text: loĝejon

title: loĝejon


text: loĝejojn

title: loĝejojn


text: めいれい

title: めいれい


text: meirei

title: meirei


text: めいれいけい

title: めいれいけい


text: meireikei

title: meireikei


text:
mì-shealbh

Noun

 * 1) bad luck, misfortune, misadventure

title: mì-shealbh


text: めいわく

title: めいわく


text:
mì-shealbhach

Adjective

 * 1) unlucky, unfortunate, luckless
 * 2) adverse, disastrous

title: mì-shealbhach


text: meiwaku

title: meiwaku


text:
institutional racism

Noun

 * 1) Racism expressed in the practice of social and political institutions.
 * 2) * 1996 preface page 9 to Univ of Massachusetts Press' reprint of "An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans" (originally published 1833 without preface)
 * Institutional racism and socioeconomic barriers continue to operate against the advancement of African Americans, keeping the number in poverty
 * 1) * 1996 preface page 9 to Univ of Massachusetts Press' reprint of "An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans" (originally published 1833 without preface)
 * Institutional racism and socioeconomic barriers continue to operate against the advancement of African Americans, keeping the number in poverty
 * 1) * 1996 preface page 9 to Univ of Massachusetts Press' reprint of "An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans" (originally published 1833 without preface)
 * Institutional racism and socioeconomic barriers continue to operate against the advancement of African Americans, keeping the number in poverty

Related terms

 * institutionalized racism
 * systemic racism

title: institutional racism


text:
mì-shnasalachd

Noun

 * 1) bungle
 * 2) rusticity

title: mì-shnasalachd


text:
ϟ

Numeral

 * 1) The number ninety (90).

title: ϟ


text:
ϙ

Etymology
Derived from the Phoenician letter

Letter

 * 1)  The letter koppa/qoppa, used for the sound  before  and.

Descendants

 * Q in the Roman alphabet
 * ҁ in the Cyrillic alphabet

title: ϙ


text:
μήνις

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rage, wrath, anger

title: μήνις


text:
めうえ

Noun

 * 1)  one's superiors, one's betters

title: めうえ


text:
meue

Verb

 * 1) to visit

title: meue


text: めうし

title: めうし


text: meushi

title: meushi


text:
Щедрин

Proper noun

 * , particularly Rodion Shchedrin, a Russian composer

title: Щедрин


text:
牡牛

Noun

 * 1) bull

Noun

 * 1) bull, male cow, ox

title: 牡牛


text:
mì-shnas

Noun

 * 1) inelegance

title: mì-shnas


text:
mì-shnasail

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) homely, uncomely, inelegant, botchy

title: mì-shnasail


text:
mì-shnasaich

Verb

 * 1) botch

title: mì-shnasaich


text:
mì-shnasaire

Noun

 * 1) botcher

title: mì-shnasaire


text:
mì-shuairc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) impolite, uncivil, inhumane

title: mì-shuairc


text:
навряд ли

Adverb

 * 1) hardly, unlikely, hardly likely (used to express doubt about the veracity of some statement)
 * 2) I don’t think so

title: навряд ли


text:
insensatus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) irrational

title: insensatus


text:
aerologický

Adjective

 * 1) aerological

title: aerologický


text: insensatum

title: insensatum


text: insensatae

title: insensatae


text: insensatorum

title: insensatorum


text: insensatarum

title: insensatarum


text: insensatis

title: insensatis


text: insensatam

title: insensatam


text:
insepultus

Adjective

 * 1) unburied
 * 2) without burial rites

title: insepultus


text: insepulta

title: insepulta


text: insepultum

title: insepultum


text: insepulti

title: insepulti


text: insepultae

title: insepultae


text: insepultorum

title: insepultorum


text: insepultarum

title: insepultarum


text:
insepulto

Adjective

 * 1) unburied

title: insepulto


text: insepultis

title: insepultis


text: insepultam

title: insepultam


text: insepultos

title: insepultos


text: insepultas

title: insepultas


text: insepulte

title: insepulte


text:
inserens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sowing, planting
 * 2) grafting
 * 3) implanting
 * 4) inserting

title: inserens


text: inserentes

title: inserentes


text: inserentia

title: inserentia


text: inserentis

title: inserentis


text: inserentium

title: inserentium


text: inserenti

title: inserenti


text: inserentibus

title: inserentibus


text: inserentem

title: inserentem


text: inseruerunt

title: inseruerunt


text:
Alandy

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Åland

title: Alandy


text:
inservio

Verb

 * 1) to be serviceable
 * 2) to defer to
 * 3) to serve, to attend to, to be devoted to, to look after

Usage notes
īnserviō takes a dative direct object and rarely an accusative.

title: inservio


text: inservis

title: inservis


text: inservitis

title: inservitis