text: praecerperemini

title: praecerperemini


text: praecerperentur

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

title: praecerperentur


text: praecerpe

title: praecerpe


text: praecerpito

title: praecerpito


text: praecerpite

title: praecerpite


text: praecerpitote

title: praecerpitote


text: praecerpunto

title: praecerpunto


text: praecerpere

title: praecerpere


text: praecerpitor

title: praecerpitor


text: praecerpuntor

title: praecerpuntor


text: praecerpsisse

title: praecerpsisse


text: praecerpi

title: praecerpi


text:
Talk:shaa

Related term
Should shąąh be added under "Related terms"? 71.66.97.228 08:41, 13 November 2011 (UTC)

 * No, I wouldn’t. The only connection is the pronoun prefix. "Related" would imply that -aa is related to -ąąh, but it isn’t. A category for Navajo postpositions is already provided. —Stephen (Talk) 09:50, 13 November 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:shaa


text:
Talk:shąąh

Related term
Should shaa be added under "Related terms"? 71.66.97.228 08:41, 13 November 2011 (UTC)

 * No, I wouldn’t. The only connection is the pronoun prefix. "Related" would imply that -aa is related to -ąąh, but it isn’t. A category for Navajo postpositions is already provided. —Stephen (Talk) 09:51, 13 November 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:shąąh


text:
praetervectio

Noun

 * 1) riding, sailing, or passing by

title: praetervectio


text:
Talk:díí

Also pronoun?
Could this also be a pronoun? 71.66.97.228 08:43, 13 November 2011 (UTC)

 * It is already too hard to try to fit Navajo words into English grammatical categories. Determiner should be enough. —Stephen (Talk) 09:53, 13 November 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:díí


text: probarim

title: probarim


text: pronuntiasti

title: pronuntiasti


text:
propatulus

Adjective

 * 1) open (in front), uncovered

title: propatulus


text: propatula

title: propatula


text: propatulum

title: propatulum


text: propatuli

title: propatuli


text: propatulae

title: propatulae


text: propatulorum

title: propatulorum


text: propatularum

title: propatularum


text: propatulo

title: propatulo


text: propatulis

title: propatulis


text: propatulam

title: propatulam


text: propatulos

title: propatulos


text: propatulas

title: propatulas


text: propatule

title: propatule


text: octophora

title: octophora


text: octophori

title: octophori


text: octophororum

title: octophororum


text: octophoro

title: octophoro


text: octophoris

title: octophoris


text: octaphora

title: octaphora


text: octaphori

title: octaphori


text: octaphororum

title: octaphororum


text: octaphoro

title: octaphoro


text: octaphoris

title: octaphoris


text: praetervectiones

title: praetervectiones


text: praetervectionis

title: praetervectionis


text: praetervectionum

title: praetervectionum


text: praetervectioni

title: praetervectioni


text: praetervectionibus

title: praetervectionibus


text: praetervectionem

title: praetervectionem


text: praetervectione

title: praetervectione


text:
ideablastach

Adjective

 * 1) idioblastic

title: ideablastach


text:
quadriremis

Etymology
From la.

Noun

 * 1) quadrireme (a vessel having four men per bank of oars)

title: quadriremis


text:
-blastach

Suffix

 * 1) -blastic

title: -blastach


text: recitassem

title: recitassem


text:
借地権

Noun

 * 1) leasehold interest in land. Interest of the tenant who holds a ground lease.

title: 借地権


text: recuperarant

title: recuperarant


text: recuperarint

title: recuperarint


text:
rediturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to return

title: rediturus


text: reditura

title: reditura


text: rediturum

title: rediturum


text: redituri

title: redituri


text: rediturae

title: rediturae


text: rediturorum

title: rediturorum


text: rediturarum

title: rediturarum


text:
redituro

Etymology
, future active participle of, derived from , from , from the root.

Adjective

 * 1)  about to return
 * 2) * 1825, (translator), Iliade, Giovanni Resnati e Gius. Bernardoni di Gio. (1840), p. 271, Libro XIII, vv. 49-50:
 * "it"

- Onde attendean lì fermi il redituro ¶ Re lor, che al campo degli Achei s'indrizza.

 * 1)  that will (eventually) return

title: redituro


text: redituris

title: redituris


text: redituram

title: redituram


text: redituros

title: redituros


text: redituras

title: redituras


text: rediture

title: rediture


text: redundasse

title: redundasse


text:
repagulum

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  A modified abortive egg that may be used to protect the other eggs from predation.

Etymology
From (whence ). See also.

Noun

 * 1)  bolt or bar for a door; restraint, limit

title: repagulum


text: repetisse

title: repetisse


text:
Bailís

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) the Balinese language

title: Bailís


text:
ideacrás

Noun

 * 1)  vesuvianite, idocrase

title: ideacrás


text:
veasúivít

Noun

 * 1)  vesuvianite, idocrase

title: veasúivít


text:
ideafón

Noun

 * 1) idiophone

title: ideafón


text:
User:Shadalafiya

shadalafiya  is   a   hausa   word,a   given   name   and   doubles   as  a   name   of   a   village   or   town. Shadalafiya  a   village   in  kagarko   local   government   area   of  kaduna   state  nigeria. Shadalafiya  is   also   refers   to   native  name   of   inkui   meaning   perfecters. Shadalafiya  inhabit   the   koro  tribes(koro   allah). Shadalafiya is   a  village sarounded  by rivers and   settlements  like,nkojo,ice,chigwa,imem,katugal,kukui,kampani   and   15km from  kwoi. Sons  of shadalafiya  adds shadalafiya to  their  names   eg, nuhu   machu  goroh  shadalafiya. Mr.luka lamba shadalafiya. Shadalafiya people were  traditional african   worshiper  untill  early  19th centuary  wen  christianity  came  into the land. Shadalafiya inhabitants are  now christians  with  few visiting  settlers  as  muslim hausa-fulani origin whose main stay is cattle rearing in the region. Shadaladiya people are famers,hunters and traditional healers in orthopediac and insane  cases. Cash crops in commercial quantity like ginger,g/nuts and  cassava are farm  here.major food crops includes, corn,maize,millet,hungryrice(acha)cocoayam,beans and vegetables. Shadalafiya has a population of close 5,000 men,women and children.

title: User:Shadalafiya


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/al̥k

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/al̥k


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/ahp

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/ahp


text: amuse-gueules

title: amuse-gueules


text:
reflexió

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) reflection; thought

title: reflexió


text:
matemàticament

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) mathematically

title: matemàticament


text: reprendis

title: reprendis


text: reprendit

title: reprendit


text: reprendimus

title: reprendimus


text: reprenditis

title: reprenditis


text: reprendunt

title: reprendunt


text: reprendam

title: reprendam


text: reprendet

title: reprendet


text: reprendemus

title: reprendemus


text: reprendetis

title: reprendetis


text: reprendent

title: reprendent


text: reprendebam

title: reprendebam


text: reprendebas

title: reprendebas


text: reprendebat

title: reprendebat


text: reprendebamus

title: reprendebamus


text: reprendebatis

title: reprendebatis


text: reprendebant

title: reprendebant


text: reprendi

title: reprendi


text: reprendisti

title: reprendisti


text: reprendistis

title: reprendistis


text: reprenderunt

title: reprenderunt


text: reprendero

title: reprendero


text: reprenderis

title: reprenderis


text: reprenderit

title: reprenderit


text: reprenderimus

title: reprenderimus


text: reprenderitis

title: reprenderitis


text: reprenderint

title: reprenderint


text: reprenderam

title: reprenderam


text: reprenderas

title: reprenderas


text: reprenderat

title: reprenderat


text: reprenderamus

title: reprenderamus


text: reprenderatis

title: reprenderatis


text: reprenderant

title: reprenderant


text: reprendor

title: reprendor


text: reprenditur

title: reprenditur


text: reprendimur

title: reprendimur


text: reprendimini

title: reprendimini


text: reprenduntur

title: reprenduntur


text: reprendar

title: reprendar


text: reprendetur

title: reprendetur


text: reprendemur

title: reprendemur


text: reprendemini

title: reprendemini


text: reprendentur

title: reprendentur


text: reprendebar

title: reprendebar


text: reprendebaris

title: reprendebaris


text: reprendebatur

title: reprendebatur


text: reprendebamur

title: reprendebamur


text: reprendebamini

title: reprendebamini


text: reprendebantur

title: reprendebantur


text: reprendat

title: reprendat


text: reprendamus

title: reprendamus


text: reprendatis

title: reprendatis


text: reprendant

title: reprendant


text: reprenderem

title: reprenderem


text: reprenderes

title: reprenderes


text: reprenderet

title: reprenderet


text: reprenderemus

title: reprenderemus


text: reprenderetis

title: reprenderetis


text: reprenderent

title: reprenderent


text: reprenderim

title: reprenderim


text: reprendissem

title: reprendissem


text: reprendisses

title: reprendisses


text: reprendisset

title: reprendisset


text: reprendissemus

title: reprendissemus


text: reprendissetis

title: reprendissetis


text: reprendissent

title: reprendissent


text: reprendaris

title: reprendaris


text: reprendatur

title: reprendatur


text: reprendamur

title: reprendamur


text: reprendamini

title: reprendamini


text: reprendantur

title: reprendantur


text: reprenderer

title: reprenderer


text: reprendereris

title: reprendereris


text: reprenderetur

title: reprenderetur


text: reprenderemur

title: reprenderemur


text: reprenderemini

title: reprenderemini


text: reprenderentur

title: reprenderentur


text: reprendito

title: reprendito


text: reprendite

title: reprendite


text: reprenditote

title: reprenditote


text: reprendunto

title: reprendunto


text: reprendere

title: reprendere


text: reprenditor

title: reprenditor


text: reprenduntor

title: reprenduntor


text: reprendisse

title: reprendisse


text:
resistendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be continued
 * 2) which is to be resisted

title: resistendus


text: resistenda

title: resistenda


text: resistendum

title: resistendum


text: resistendi

title: resistendi


text: resistendae

title: resistendae


text: resistendorum

title: resistendorum


text: resistendarum

title: resistendarum


text: resistendis

title: resistendis


text: resistendam

title: resistendam


text: resistendos

title: resistendos


text: resistendas

title: resistendas


text: resistende

title: resistende


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/ahpɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/ahpɪ


text: rictum

title: rictum


text: intel·ligents

title: intel·ligents


text:
seclusus

Adjective

 * 1) remote

title: seclusus


text: seclusa

title: seclusa


text: seclusum

title: seclusum


text: seclusi

title: seclusi


text: seclusae

title: seclusae


text: seclusorum

title: seclusorum


text: seclusarum

title: seclusarum


text: secluso

title: secluso


text: seclusis

title: seclusis


text: seclusam

title: seclusam


text: seclusos

title: seclusos


text: seclusas

title: seclusas


text: secluse

title: secluse


text:
semiplenus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) half-full

title: semiplenus


text: semiplena

title: semiplena


text: semiplenum

title: semiplenum


text: semipleni

title: semipleni


text: semiplenae

title: semiplenae


text: semiplenorum

title: semiplenorum


text: semiplenarum

title: semiplenarum


text:
semipleno

Adjective

 * 1)  not entirely conclusive; imperfect; not totally usable

Usage notes

 * Most commonly occurs in the phrase prueba semiplena

title: semipleno


text: semiplenis

title: semiplenis


text: semiplenam

title: semiplenam


text: semiplenos

title: semiplenos


text: semiplenas

title: semiplenas


text: semiplene

title: semiplene


text:
semisomnus

Adjective

 * 1) half-asleep, drowsy

title: semisomnus


text: semisomna

title: semisomna


text: semisomnum

title: semisomnum


text: semisomni

title: semisomni


text: semisomnae

title: semisomnae


text: semisomnorum

title: semisomnorum


text: semisomnarum

title: semisomnarum


text: semisomno

title: semisomno


text: semisomnis

title: semisomnis


text: semisomnam

title: semisomnam


text: semisomnos

title: semisomnos


text: semisomnas

title: semisomnas


text: semisomne

title: semisomne


text:
sescenus

Etymology
Equivalent to.

Numeral

 * 1)  six hundred each; six hundred at a time

title: sescenus


text: sescena

title: sescena


text: sescenae

title: sescenae


text: sescenorum

title: sescenorum


text: sescenarum

title: sescenarum


text: sescenis

title: sescenis


text: sescenos

title: sescenos


text: sescenas

title: sescenas


text:
sexagenus

Etymology
Equivalent to.

Numeral

 * 1)  sixty each; sixty at a time

title: sexagenus


text: sexagena

title: sexagena


text: sexagenae

title: sexagenae


text: sexagenorum

title: sexagenorum


text: sexagenarum

title: sexagenarum


text: sexagenis

title: sexagenis


text: sexagenos

title: sexagenos


text: sexagenas

title: sexagenas


text:
-fón

Suffix

 * 1) -phone

title: -fón


text:
soleatus

Adjective

 * 1) sandalled

title: soleatus


text: solebamus

title: solebamus


text: solutior

title: solutior


text: solutius

title: solutius


text: solutiores

title: solutiores


text: solutiora

title: solutiora


text: solutioris

title: solutioris


text: solutiorum

title: solutiorum


text: solutiori

title: solutiori


text: solutiorem

title: solutiorem


text: solutiore

title: solutiore


text: solutioribus

title: solutioribus


text: Category:ur:Footwear

title: Category:ur:Footwear


text: Category:hi:Footwear

title: Category:hi:Footwear


text: spoliatores

title: spoliatores


text: spoliatoris

title: spoliatoris


text: spoliatori

title: spoliatori


text: spoliatoribus

title: spoliatoribus


text: spoliatorem

title: spoliatorem


text: spoliatore

title: spoliatore


text: Category:ru:Footwear

title: Category:ru:Footwear


text:
subditivus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) substituted
 * 2) spurious, counterfeit

title: subditivus


text: subditiva

title: subditiva


text: CSG

title: CSG


text: subditivum

title: subditivum


text: subditivi

title: subditivi


text: subditivae

title: subditivae


text: subditivorum

title: subditivorum


text: subditivarum

title: subditivarum


text: subditivo

title: subditivo


text: subditivis

title: subditivis


text: subditivam

title: subditivam


text: subditivos

title: subditivos


text: subditivas

title: subditivas


text: subditive

title: subditive


text:
substituens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) substituting

title: substituens


text:
substituturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to substitute

title: substituturus


text:
substitutus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) substituted

title: substitutus


text:
substituendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be substituted

title: substituendus


text: substituentes

title: substituentes


text: substituentia

title: substituentia


text: substituentis

title: substituentis


text: substituentium

title: substituentium


text: substituenti

title: substituenti


text: substituente

title: substituente


text: substituentibus

title: substituentibus


text: substituentem

title: substituentem


text: Category:ru:Swimwear

title: Category:ru:Swimwear


text: substitutura

title: substitutura


text: substituturum

title: substituturum


text: substituturi

title: substituturi


text: substituturae

title: substituturae


text: substituturorum

title: substituturorum


text: substituturarum

title: substituturarum


text: substituturo

title: substituturo


text: substituturis

title: substituturis


text: Category:ru:Swimming

title: Category:ru:Swimming


text: substituturam

title: substituturam


text: substituturos

title: substituturos


text: substituturas

title: substituturas


text: substituture

title: substituture


text: substituta

title: substituta


text: substitutum

title: substitutum


text: substituti

title: substituti


text: substitutae

title: substitutae


text: substitutorum

title: substitutorum


text: Category:ru:Water sports

title: Category:ru:Water sports


text: substitutarum

title: substitutarum


text: substitutis

title: substitutis


text: substitutam

title: substitutam


text: substitutos

title: substitutos


text: substitutas

title: substitutas


text: substituenda

title: substituenda


text:
substituendum

Etymology
Borrowed from ; compare.

Noun

 * 1)  Something to be substituted or replaced.

title: substituendum


text: substituendi

title: substituendi


text: substituendae

title: substituendae


text: substituendorum

title: substituendorum


text: substituendarum

title: substituendarum


text: substituendo

title: substituendo


text: substituendis

title: substituendis


text: substituendam

title: substituendam


text: substituendos

title: substituendos


text: substituendas

title: substituendas


text: substituende

title: substituende


text: successum

title: successum


text: successae

title: successae


text: successarum

title: successarum


text: successis

title: successis


text: successam

title: successam


text: successos

title: successos


text: successas

title: successas


text: temperantissimus

title: temperantissimus


text: temperantissima

title: temperantissima


text: temperantissimum

title: temperantissimum


text: temperantissimi

title: temperantissimi


text: temperantissimae

title: temperantissimae


text: temperantissimorum

title: temperantissimorum


text: temperantissimarum

title: temperantissimarum


text: temperantissimo

title: temperantissimo


text: temperantissimis

title: temperantissimis


text: temperantissimam

title: temperantissimam


text: temperantissimos

title: temperantissimos


text: temperantissimas

title: temperantissimas


text: temperantissime

title: temperantissime


text:
temperatio

Noun

 * 1) tempering
 * 2) regulation

title: temperatio


text:
usurpans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) usurping

title: usurpans


text:
usurpaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to usurp

title: usurpaturus


text:
usurpatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) usurped

title: usurpatus


text:
usurpandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be usurped

title: usurpandus


text: usurpantes

title: usurpantes


text: usurpantia

title: usurpantia


text: usurpantis

title: usurpantis


text: usurpantium

title: usurpantium


text: usurpanti

title: usurpanti


text: usurpantibus

title: usurpantibus


text: usurpantem

title: usurpantem


text: usurpatura

title: usurpatura


text: usurpaturum

title: usurpaturum


text: usurpaturi

title: usurpaturi


text: usurpaturae

title: usurpaturae


text: usurpaturorum

title: usurpaturorum


text: usurpaturarum

title: usurpaturarum


text: usurpaturo

title: usurpaturo


text: usurpaturis

title: usurpaturis


text: usurpaturam

title: usurpaturam


text: usurpaturos

title: usurpaturos


text: usurpaturas

title: usurpaturas


text: usurpatum

title: usurpatum


text: usurpatae

title: usurpatae


text: usurpatorum

title: usurpatorum


text: usurpatarum

title: usurpatarum


text: usurpatam

title: usurpatam


text: usurpatos

title: usurpatos


text: usurpatas

title: usurpatas


text: usurpanda

title: usurpanda


text: usurpandum

title: usurpandum


text: usurpandi

title: usurpandi


text: usurpandae

title: usurpandae


text: usurpandorum

title: usurpandorum


text: usurpandarum

title: usurpandarum


text: usurpandis

title: usurpandis


text: usurpandam

title: usurpandam


text: usurpandos

title: usurpandos


text: usurpandas

title: usurpandas


text: usurpande

title: usurpande


text: vadimoni

title: vadimoni


text:
venabulum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hunting-spear

title: venabulum


text:
jehličí

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) needles

title: jehličí


text:
davidinhirvi

Etymology
From Armand David >.

title: davidinhirvi


text: Category:ru:Skirts

title: Category:ru:Skirts


text: verbenae

title: verbenae


text: verbenarum

title: verbenarum


text: verbenis

title: verbenis


text: verbenam

title: verbenam


text: vexasset

title: vexasset


text:
vigilanter

Adverb

 * 1) vigilantly, alertly

title: vigilanter


text: vigilantissime

title: vigilantissime


text: vigilantissimus

title: vigilantissimus


text: vigilantissima

title: vigilantissima


text: vigilantissimum

title: vigilantissimum


text: vigilantissimi

title: vigilantissimi


text: vigilantissimae

title: vigilantissimae


text: vigilantissimorum

title: vigilantissimorum


text: vigilantissimarum

title: vigilantissimarum


text: vigilantissimo

title: vigilantissimo


text: vigilantissimis

title: vigilantissimis


text: vigilantissimam

title: vigilantissimam


text: vigilantissimos

title: vigilantissimos


text: vigilantissimas

title: vigilantissimas


text:
ugrószekrény

Noun

 * 1) vaulting box

title: ugrószekrény


text: quadriremium

title: quadriremium


text: quadriremibus

title: quadriremibus


text: quadriremem

title: quadriremem


text: repagula

title: repagula


text: repaguli

title: repaguli


text: repagulorum

title: repagulorum


text: repagulo

title: repagulo


text: repagulis

title: repagulis


text: ricta

title: ricta


text: ricti

title: ricti


text: rictorum

title: rictorum


text:
ricto

Verb

 * 1)  to cry

title: ricto


text: ugrószekrények

title: ugrószekrények


text: rictis

title: rictis


text: temperationes

title: temperationes


text: temperationis

title: temperationis


text: temperationum

title: temperationum


text: temperationi

title: temperationi


text: temperationibus

title: temperationibus


text: temperationem

title: temperationem


text: temperatione

title: temperatione


text: venabula

title: venabula


text: venabuli

title: venabuli


text: venabulorum

title: venabulorum


text:
venabulo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  spit (for roasting)

title: venabulo


text: venabulis

title: venabulis


text: yīnwéi

title: yīnwéi


text:
Talk:-ite

NED entry
See pages 520–521 of volume V (H–K), § ii (I) of A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles [1ˢᵗ ed., 1901] (page 1054 of this DJVU document) for that dictionary's entries for the two suffixes. — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 12:23, 13 November 2011 (UTC)

transvestism: transvest(ite) + -ism
Any other examples of omission like transvestism from transvest(ite) + -ism ? --Backinstadiums (talk) 14:55, 2 October 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:-ite


text:
tuffiħiet

Noun

 * : 2 to 10 apples; a small number of individual apples

title: tuffiħiet


text:
disquet

Noun

 * 1) floppy disk

title: disquet


text:
disc flexible

Noun

 * 1) floppy disk

title: disc flexible


text:
disc compacte

Noun

 * 1) compact disc, CD

title: disc compacte


text:
pohjoiskarjalainen

Adjective

 * 1) North Karelian of or pertaining to North Karelia

Adjective

 * 1) North Karelian person from North Karelia

title: pohjoiskarjalainen


text: Madziary

title: Madziary


text:
dickbreath

Noun

 * 1)  A contemptible person; usually used as a disparaging term of address.

title: dickbreath


text:
míssil

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) missile

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) missile (any object to be thrown)
 * 2) missile (self propelled projectile)

title: míssil


text: Gruzyjŏ

title: Gruzyjŏ


text: Miymcy

title: Miymcy


text: Grecyjŏ

title: Grecyjŏ


text:
奪い合う

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) scramble for

title: 奪い合う


text: うばいあう

title: うばいあう


text: ubaiau

title: ubaiau


text:
pornograpiya

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pornography

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pornography

title: pornograpiya


text:
Legendrian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to  (1752–1833), French mathematician.

title: Legendrian


text:
outrunner

Noun

 * 1) An offshoot; a branch.
 * 2) * 1620,, "Comments on ", 2nd edition, in (editor), An English Garner, 1877
 * some out-runner of the river, where the streams run not strongly
 * 1) A person or animal who accompanies a vehicle or procession but who is not seated in the vehicle or part of the procession.
 * 2) An electric motor having the rotor outside the stator.
 * 3) One who outruns.
 * 1) An electric motor having the rotor outside the stator.
 * 2) One who outruns.
 * 1) An electric motor having the rotor outside the stator.
 * 2) One who outruns.

title: outrunner


text: outrunners

title: outrunners


text: vigilies

title: vigilies


text:
vigily

Etymology
From, , from.

Noun

 * 1)  A vigil.

title: vigily


text:
entreater

Noun

 * 1) One who entreats or beseeches.

title: entreater


text: entreaters

title: entreaters


text:
omostegite

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The part of the carapace of a crustacean situated behind the cervical groove.

title: omostegite


text:
infelt

Adjective

 * 1)  Felt inwardly; heartfelt.

title: infelt


text:
iridoline

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A nitrogenous base of the quinoline series, C10H9N, extracted from coal-tar naphtha as an oily liquid; probably identical with lepidine.

title: iridoline


text:
knawel

Etymology
From, (see ). Compare.

Noun

 * 1) A low, spreading weed of the genus, especially
 * , common in sandy soil.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: хрущялка
 * Finnish:
 * German: Knäuelkraut
 * Hungarian: szikárka
 * Polish:
 * Welsh: dinodd

 * Finnish:
 * German: Einjähriger Knäuel
 * Irish: cabhair Mhuire

title: knawel


text: knawels

title: knawels


text:
multilineal

Adjective

 * 1) Having many lines, for example lines of descent

title: multilineal


text:
otheoscope

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) An instrument for exhibiting the repulsive action produced by light or heat in a vacuum; a modification of the radiometer.

title: otheoscope


text: otheoscopes

title: otheoscopes


text:
poureliche

Adverb

 * 1) poorly
 * 2) * late 14th century, Geoffrey Chaucer, The Clerk's Tale, The Canterbury Tales, line 211-214:
 * "enm"

- But for to speke of vertuous beautee, Than was she oon the faireste under sonne; For povreliche y-fostred up was she, No likerous lust was thurgh hir herte y-ronne; [...]

 * 1) * late 14th century, Geoffrey Chaucer, The Knight's Tale, The Canterbury Tales, line 1408-1413:
 * "enm"

- And right anon he chaunged his array, And cladde him as a povre laborer, And al allone, save oonly a squyer, That knew his privetee and al his cas, Which was disgysed povrely, as he was, To Athenes is he goon the nexte way.

title: poureliche


text:
wolframic

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to wolfram (tungsten).

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * , tungstic

title: wolframic


text:
constrainer

Noun

 * 1) One who constrains.

title: constrainer


text: constrainers

title: constrainers


text:
valtiosihteeri

Noun

 * 1) In Finnish ministries, the highest official below a minister, appointed for the term of the minister, also called määräaikainen valtiosihteeri or ministerin valtiosihteeri to separate from the permanent secretaries of state.
 * 2) In Finnish  and  the highest-ranking permanently employed official of the ministry. In other ministries similar post is called.
 * 3) A Secretary of State in the bureaucracy of another government, with the exception of the United States, the Secretary of State of which is normally called  in Finnish.

title: valtiosihteeri


text:
kimnel

Noun

 * 1)  A tub.

title: kimnel


text: kimnels

title: kimnels


text:
nimbless

Noun

 * 1)  Nimbleness.

title: nimbless


text:
researchful

Adjective

 * 1) Making researches; inquisitive.
 * 2) * c. 1810-1820,, Notes on Troilus and Cressida
 * Pity that the researchful notary has not either told us in what century, and of what history, he was a writer, or been simply content to depose, that Lollius, if a writer of that name existed at all, was a somewhat somewhere.

title: researchful


text:
subrotund

Adjective

 * 1) Somewhat rotund.

title: subrotund


text:
surrogateship

Noun

 * 1) The position or office of a surrogate.
 * 2) surrogacy

title: surrogateship


text: surrogateships

title: surrogateships


text:
Template:R:TotfalusiEty 2005

Tótfalusi, István. Idegenszó-tár: Idegen szavak értelmező és etimológiai szótára (’A Storehouse of Foreign Words: an explanatory and etymological dictionary of foreign words’). Budapest: Tinta Könyvkiadó, 2005. ISBN 963 7094 20 2

title: Template:R:TotfalusiEty 2005


text:
Marstonian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to  (1576?–1634), English poet and playwright.

title: Marstonian


text:
adjustage

Etymology
Alteration of under the influence of, attested since the 1700s.

Noun

 * 1)  Adjustment.

title: adjustage


text: adjustages

title: adjustages


text:
bescorn

Verb

 * 1)  To treat with scorn.

title: bescorn


text: bescorned

title: bescorned


text: bescorning

title: bescorning


text: bescorns

title: bescorns


text:
diaheliotropism

Noun

 * 1)  A tendency of leaves or other plant organs to have their dorsal surface facing towards the rays of light.

title: diaheliotropism


text:
diversifiable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being diversified or varied.

title: diversifiable


text:
electrolyzable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being electrolyzed, or decomposed by electricity.

title: electrolyzable


text:
onement

Noun

 * 1)  The state of being at one or reconciled.

title: onement


text:
rhizostome

Noun

 * 1)  Any member of the.

title: rhizostome


text: rhizostomes

title: rhizostomes


text:
statued

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Adorned with statues.

title: statued


text:
unaccomplishment

Noun

 * 1)  Lack of accomplishment; the state of being unaccomplished.

title: unaccomplishment


text:
carpological

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to carpology.

title: carpological


text:
misdevotion

Noun

 * 1) Mistaken, ineffective, or fake devotion.

title: misdevotion


text: misdevotions

title: misdevotions


text:
pensament

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) thought
 * 2) pansy
 * 1) pansy

Synonyms

 * faculty ,
 * flower

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bandage
 * 2) worry

title: pensament


text: pensaments

title: pensaments


text:
speedshift

Noun

 * 1)  A renegotiation of the data rate over a telecommunications link.

title: speedshift


text: speedshifts

title: speedshifts


text:
wreaker

Noun

 * 1) One who wreaks.

title: wreaker


text: wreakers

title: wreakers


text:
ulkoasiainministeriö

Noun

 * 1) The official full name of the Finnish ministry for foreign affairs.
 * 2) A ministry for foreign affairs of another country.

Usage notes

 * This term is used mainly in formal context; otherwise a shorter version is preferred by most.

title: ulkoasiainministeriö


text:
karikaturist

Noun

 * 1) caricaturist
 * 2) cartoonist

title: karikaturist


text:
карикатурист

Noun

 * 1) caricaturist, cartoonist

Noun

 * 1) caricaturist, cartoonist

Noun

 * 1) caricaturist
 * 2) cartoonist

title: карикатурист


text:
friation

Etymology
See.

Noun

 * 1) The act of breaking up or pulverizing.

title: friation


text:
whereout

Etymology
From.

Conjunction

 * 1) Out of which.

title: whereout


text:
karikaturistički

Adjective

 * 1)  caricaturist

title: karikaturistički


text:
карикатуристички

Adjective

 * 1)  caricaturist

title: карикатуристички


text:
coefficacy

Noun

 * 1) Joint efficacy; an instance of things working together.
 * History springs from the Son's coefficacy with the Father and the Spirit.

title: coefficacy


text:
karizmatičnost

Noun

 * 1)  charisma (quality)

title: karizmatičnost


text:
medicinable

Etymology
From, , or their source, , from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Medicinal; having healing properties.

Adjective

 * 1) medicinal; that functions as a medicine

Adjective

 * 1) medicinal; that functions as a medicine

title: medicinable


text:
каризматичност

Noun

 * 1)  charisma (quality)

title: каризматичност


text:
invulnerableness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being invulnerable.

title: invulnerableness


text:
karmelićanin

Noun

 * 1) Carmelite

title: karmelićanin


text:
кармелићанин

Noun

 * 1) Carmelite

title: кармелићанин


text:
karmelićanka

Noun

 * 1) Carmelite nun

title: karmelićanka


text:
кармелићанка

Noun

 * 1) Carmelite nun

title: кармелићанка


text:
eggler

Etymology
Presumably from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  Someone who trades in eggs, or collects eggs.

title: eggler


text: egglers

title: egglers


text:
undumpish

Verb

 * 1)  To relieve from the dumps; to cause to cheer up.

title: undumpish


text: undumpished

title: undumpished


text: undumpishing

title: undumpishing


text: veratrums

title: veratrums


text:
convalescently

Adverb

 * 1) In the manner of a convalescent; with increasing strength or vigour.

title: convalescently


text:
spumid

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  spumous; frothy

title: spumid


text:
trifarious

Etymology
From. Compare.

Adjective

 * 1)  Facing three ways; arranged in three vertical ranks, like the leaves of veratrum.

title: trifarious


text:
karmine

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  wake (memorial, after-funeral feast)

title: karmine


text:
каросерија

Noun

 * 1) body (of a car)

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) body (of a car)

title: каросерија


text:
karpatski

Adjective

 * 1) Carpathian

title: karpatski


text:
карпатски

Adjective

 * 1) Carpathian

title: карпатски


text:
foothalt

Noun

 * 1) A disease affecting the feet of sheep.

title: foothalt


text:
killigrew

Noun

 * 1)  A bird, the.

title: killigrew


text: killigrews

title: killigrews


text:
wall bars

Noun

 * 1) A type of exercise equipment used for gymnastics exercises as well as rehabilitation.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * German: Sprossenwand
 * Hungarian:
 * Japanese: 肋木
 * Russian:
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: ри̏пстол
 * Roman:
 * Swedish:

title: wall bars


text: llops

title: llops


text:
Karpati

Proper noun

 * 1) the Carpathians, Carpathian Mountains

title: Karpati


text:
Карпати

Proper noun

 * 1) the Carpathians, Carpathian Mountains

Proper noun

 * 1) the Carpathians, Carpathian Mountains

title: Карпати


text:
綵緞

Noun

 * 1)  five-colored silk

title: 綵緞


text: 彩缎

title: 彩缎


text: corbs

title: corbs


text:
heartener

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, heartens or animates.

title: heartener


text: hearteners

title: hearteners


text:
pneumonitic

Adjective

 * 1)  Of, pertaining to, or suffering from, pneumonitis.

title: pneumonitic


text:
secludedly

Adverb

 * 1) In a secluded manner.

title: secludedly


text:
secludedness

Noun

 * 1) The quality or state of being secluded.

title: secludedness


text:
viced

Etymology
?

Adjective

 * 1)  vicious; corrupt

title: viced


text:
陰雨

Adjective

 * 1) overcast and rainy

title: 陰雨


text: 阴雨

title: 阴雨


text:
撤兵

Verb

 * 1) to withdraw troops

Noun

 * 1) withdrawal of troops

Verb

 * 1) withdraw troops

title: 撤兵


text:
chimango

Etymology
Native name.

Noun

 * , a South American bird of prey related to the falcon.

Etymology
, of origin.

Noun

 * 1) chimango caracara

title: chimango


text: chimangoes

title: chimangoes


text:
fibrination

Noun

 * 1)  The state of acquiring or having an excess of fibrin.

Derived terms

 * defibrination

title: fibrination


text: fibrinations

title: fibrinations


text:
fruticulose

Etymology
Diminutive from : compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  Like, or pertaining to, a small shrub

Translations

 * French:

title: fruticulose


text:
ungird

Etymology
From ; or possibly continuing, , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) To loosen the girdle or band of.
 * 2) To unbind or unload.

title: ungird


text:
ungirded

Adjective

 * 1) Not girded.

title: ungirded


text: ungirding

title: ungirding


text: ungirds

title: ungirds


text: Category:Tagalog surnames

title: Category:Tagalog surnames


text: Category:Tagalog names

title: Category:Tagalog names


text: redingot

title: redingot


text: redingots

title: redingots


text:
limfa

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) lymph

Noun

 * 1) lymph

Noun

 * 1) lymph

title: limfa


text:
лимфа

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) lymph

Noun

 * 1) lymph

Noun

 * 1) lymph

Noun

 * 1) lymph

title: лимфа


text:
cicutoxin

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  A poisonous polyyne and alcohol found in various plants, including the water hemlock.

title: cicutoxin


text: cicutoxins

title: cicutoxins


text:
limfni

Adjective

 * 1) lymphatic

title: limfni


text:
лимфни

Adjective

 * 1) lymphatic

title: лимфни


text:
oenanthotoxin

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1) A toxin found in, , and other plants of the genus Oenanthe.

title: oenanthotoxin


text:
liliputanac

Proper noun

 * 1) lilliputian

title: liliputanac


text:
лилипутанац

Proper noun

 * 1) lilliputian

title: лилипутанац


text:
liliputanski

Adjective

 * 1) lilliputian

title: liliputanski


text:
лилипутански

Adjective

 * 1) lilliputian

title: лилипутански


text:
лимар

Noun

 * 1) tinsmith, tinman, tinner

title: лимар


text: mystagogues

title: mystagogues


text:
limarski

Adjective

 * 1)  tinsmith or sheet metal

title: limarski


text:
лимарски

Adjective

 * 1)  tinsmith

Adjective

 * 1)  tinsmith or sheet metal

title: лимарски


text: loamed

title: loamed


text: loaming

title: loaming


text: hyperdeterminants

title: hyperdeterminants


text:
生る

Etymology
Cognate with.

Verb

 * 1) to bear fruit

title: 生る


text:
лимен

Adjective

 * 1) sheet metal
 * 2) brass (instrument)

Adjective

 * 1)  tin, sheet metal

title: лимен


text: defeasances

title: defeasances


text: bathings

title: bathings


text:
thickety

Adjective

 * 1) Covered in thickets.
 * a thickety hill

title: thickety


text:
limenka

Noun

 * 1) tin can

title: limenka


text:
thickheadedness

Noun

 * 1) stupidity

title: thickheadedness


text:
лименка

Noun

 * 1) can (container)

Noun

 * 1) tin can

title: лименка


text:
bazuca

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bazooka rocket launcher

Etymology
From, from. .

Noun

 * 1) bazooka weapon
 * 2)  a large beer bottle

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bazooka

title: bazuca


text:
nonparticipative

Adjective

 * 1) Not participative.

title: nonparticipative


text:
nonisolated

Adjective

 * 1) Not isolated.

title: nonisolated


text:
nondomiciliary

Adjective

 * 1) Not domiciliary.

title: nondomiciliary


text: fish tanks

title: fish tanks


text: ontwikkelingen

title: ontwikkelingen


text:
limunov

Adjective

 * 1) lemon's, citric

title: limunov


text:
лимунов

Adjective

 * 1) lemon's, citric

title: лимунов


text: abins

title: abins


text: abnam

title: abnam


text: abne

title: abne


text: afagidai

title: afagidai


text: afagjaidau

title: afagjaidau


text: afaikam

title: afaikam


text: afairzjaindau

title: afairzjaindau


text: afargagga

title: afargagga


text: afargaggand

title: afargaggand


text: afargaggandeins

title: afargaggandeins


text: afargaggiþ

title: afargaggiþ


text: afarlaistidedi

title: afarlaistidedi


text: afarlaistjandans

title: afarlaistjandans


text: afarsabbate

title: afarsabbate


text: afdaubnodedun

title: afdaubnodedun


text: afdauþidai

title: afdauþidai


text: afdauþjaidau

title: afdauþjaidau


text: afdauþjan

title: afdauþjan


text: afdomeinai

title: afdomeinai


text: afdomjada

title: afdomjada


text: afdumbn

title: afdumbn


text: afgudein

title: afgudein


text: afgudon

title: afgudon


text: afhabaiþ

title: afhabaiþ


text:
lança-granadas-foguete

Etymology
lit. 'rocket grenade launcher', from +.

Noun

 * 1) rocket propelled grenade (weapon)

title: lança-granadas-foguete


text: afhaimjai

title: afhaimjai


text: afhamon

title: afhamon


text: afhlaþana

title: afhlaþana


text: afhrainjan

title: afhrainjan


text: afhugida

title: afhugida


text: aflageinai

title: aflageinai


text: aflagida

title: aflagida


text: aflagjaiþ

title: aflagjaiþ


text: aflagjandans

title: aflagjandans


text: aflagjiþ

title: aflagjiþ


text: aflailoti

title: aflailoti


text: afletada

title: afletada


text: afletaindau

title: afletaindau


text: afletaiþ

title: afletaiþ


text: afletandans

title: afletandans


text: aflifnandans

title: aflifnandans


text: afmarzeinais

title: afmarzeinais


text: afmarzeins

title: afmarzeins


text: afmarzjada

title: afmarzjada


text: afmauidai

title: afmauidai


text: afnima

title: afnima


text: afnimai

title: afnimai


text: afnimands

title: afnimands


text: afsateinais

title: afsateinais


text: afskaidai

title: afskaidai


text: afskaidan

title: afskaidan


text: afskaidiþ

title: afskaidiþ


text: afskaiskaid

title: afskaiskaid


text: afskauf

title: afskauf


text: afslahands

title: afslahands


text: afslaupjandans

title: afslaupjandans


text: afslauþidai

title: afslauþidai


text: afslauþiþs

title: afslauþiþs


text: afslauþnodedun

title: afslauþnodedun


text: afsloh

title: afsloh


text:
linearnost

Noun

 * 1) linearity

title: linearnost


text: afslohun

title: afslohun


text: afstandai

title: afstandai


text: afsteig

title: afsteig


text: afstoþi

title: afstoþi


text: afstoþum

title: afstoþum


text: afswaggwidai

title: afswaggwidai


text:
линеарност

Noun

 * 1) linearity

title: линеарност


text: afswairbands

title: afswairbands


text: aftana

title: aftana


text: aftiuhands

title: aftiuhands


text: aftraanastodeinai

title: aftraanastodeinai


text: aftumans

title: aftumans


text: aftumist

title: aftumist


text: aftumista

title: aftumista


text: aftumists

title: aftumists


text: afwagidai

title: afwagidai


text: afwairpaidau

title: afwairpaidau


text: afwairpands

title: afwairpands


text: afwalwiþs

title: afwalwiþs


text: afwalwjai

title: afwalwjai


text: afwandei

title: afwandei


text: afwandida

title: afwandida


text: afwandidedun

title: afwandidedun


text: afwandjan

title: afwandjan


text: afwandjand

title: afwandjand


text: afwandjanda

title: afwandjanda


text: afwandjandane

title: afwandjandane


text: afƕapjaiþ

title: afƕapjaiþ


text: afƕapjan

title: afƕapjan


text: afƕapjand

title: afƕapjand


text: afƕapniþ

title: afƕapniþ


text: aggeljus

title: aggeljus


text: aggelu

title: aggelu


text: aggile

title: aggile


text: aggileis

title: aggileis


text: aggillau

title: aggillau


text: aggiluns

title: aggiluns


text: aggwiþa

title: aggwiþa


text: aggwiþai

title: aggwiþai


text: aggwiþom

title: aggwiþom


text: aglaitei

title: aglaitei


text: aglaitein

title: aglaitein


text: aglaitgastaldans

title: aglaitgastaldans


text: aglaitgastalds

title: aglaitgastalds


text: aglaitiwaurdei

title: aglaitiwaurdei


text: aglaitiwaurdein

title: aglaitiwaurdein


text: aglaitja

title: aglaitja


text: aglaitjam

title: aglaitjam


text:
intrication

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) Entanglement.

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) entanglement

title: intrication


text: intrications

title: intrications


text: agliþos

title: agliþos


text: agljai

title: agljai


text: aglom

title: aglom


text: aglono

title: aglono


text:
toilinette

Etymology
. See.

Noun

 * 1) A cloth formerly used for waistcoats, having a weft of woollen yarn and a warp of cotton and silk.

title: toilinette


text: toilinettes

title: toilinettes


text: aglu

title: aglu


text:
ahak

Etymology
A minced oath of.

Interjection

 * 1) an expression of anger, surprise, excitement, etc.

title: ahak


text: ahakim

title: ahakim


text: ahane

title: ahane


text:
ahin

Noun

 * 1) a tier of banana

Noun

 * 1) woman

title: ahin


text: ahins

title: ahins


text: ahmateinais

title: ahmateinais


text: ahmein

title: ahmein


text: ahmeinai

title: ahmeinai


text: ahmeinaim

title: ahmeinaim


text: ahmeinan

title: ahmeinan


text: ahmeinans

title: ahmeinans


text: ahmeino

title: ahmeino


text: ahmeinon

title: ahmeinon


text: ahmeinona

title: ahmeinona


text: ahtaudogs

title: ahtaudogs


text: aigandeins

title: aigandeins


text: aihandans

title: aihandans


text: aihtins

title: aihtins


text: aihtronai

title: aihtronai


text: aihtrondans

title: aihtrondans


text: aihtronins

title: aihtronins


text: aihuþ

title: aihuþ


text: aikklesjo

title: aikklesjo


text: aikklesjom

title: aikklesjom


text: aikklesjon

title: aikklesjon


text: aikklesjono

title: aikklesjono


text: aikklesjons

title: aikklesjons


text: ailoe

title: ailoe


text: ainabaura

title: ainabaura


text: ainaizos

title: ainaizos


text: ainakla

title: ainakla


text:
ainam

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) flour

title: ainam


text: ainamundiþa

title: ainamundiþa


text: ainamundiþos

title: ainamundiþos


text:
kinesodic

Adjective

 * 1)  Conveying motion; applied especially to the spinal cord, because it is capable of conveying both voluntary and reflex motor impulses while not being responsive to them.

title: kinesodic


text: venerous

title: venerous


text: ainfalþaba

title: ainfalþaba


text: ainfalþein

title: ainfalþein


text: ainfalþeins

title: ainfalþeins


text: hienes

title: hienes


text: ainishun

title: ainishun


text: ainlibim

title: ainlibim


text: ainzu

title: ainzu


text: ainƕarjatoh

title: ainƕarjatoh


text: ainƕarjizuh

title: ainƕarjizuh


text: ainƕarjoh

title: ainƕarjoh


text: ainƕaþarammeh

title: ainƕaþarammeh


text: aipiskaupeins

title: aipiskaupeins


text: aipiskaupus

title: aipiskaupus


text: aipistaule

title: aipistaule


text: aipistaulein

title: aipistaulein


text: aipistaulem

title: aipistaulem


text: aipistulans

title: aipistulans


text: airino

title: airino


text: airinom

title: airinom


text: airkniþa

title: airkniþa


text: airzein

title: airzein


text: airzeins

title: airzeins


text: airziþos

title: airziþos


text: airzjai

title: airzjai


text: airzjandans

title: airzjandans


text: airþakundana

title: airþakundana


text: airþeina

title: airþeina


text: airþeinaim

title: airþeinaim


text: airþeinins

title: airþeinins


text: airþeins

title: airþeins


text: aiwaggeli

title: aiwaggeli


text: aiwaggelida

title: aiwaggelida


text: aiwaggelista

title: aiwaggelista


text: aiwaggelistans

title: aiwaggelistans


text: aiwaggelistins

title: aiwaggelistins


text: aiwaggelja

title: aiwaggelja


text: aiwaggeljis

title: aiwaggeljis


text: aiwaggeljons

title: aiwaggeljons


text: aiwam

title: aiwam


text:
aiwe

Etymology
From, , , , , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) water
 * 2) river

title: aiwe


text: aiweina

title: aiweina


text: aiweinaizos

title: aiweinaizos


text: aiweinamma

title: aiweinamma


text: aiweinana

title: aiweinana


text: aiweinis

title: aiweinis


text: aiwiskja

title: aiwiskja


text: aiwiskjis

title: aiwiskjis


text: aiwiskoþ

title: aiwiskoþ


text: aiwlaugian

title: aiwlaugian


text: aiwxaristian

title: aiwxaristian


text: aizasmiþa

title: aizasmiþa


text: aiþe

title: aiþe


text: akeitis

title: akeitis


text: akranalaus

title: akranalaus


text:
overprovident

Adjective

 * 1) Excessively provident.

title: overprovident


text: akrane

title: akrane


text:
urosacral

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to both caudal and sacral parts of the vertebral column.

title: urosacral


text: alabrunstim

title: alabrunstim


text:
wireworker

Noun

 * 1) One who manufactures articles from wire.

title: wireworker


text: alamannam

title: alamannam


text: wireworkers

title: wireworkers


text: alands

title: alands


text:
линолеум

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) linoleum

Noun

 * 1) linoleum

Noun

 * 1) linoleum

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) linoleum

title: линолеум


text: aldai

title: aldai


text: aldaim

title: aldaim


text: aldais

title: aldais


text: aldim

title: aldim


text: alewabagm

title: alewabagm


text: alewabagmis

title: alewabagmis


text: alewabagms

title: alewabagms


text: alewjin

title: alewjin


text: aljai

title: aljai


text: aljakonjai

title: aljakonjai


text: aljakuns

title: aljakuns


text: aljaleikodos

title: aljaleikodos


text: aljaleikos

title: aljaleikos


text:
aljan

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) jinn, spirit (good or bad)

Verb

 * 1)  to be heavily bearded

title: aljan


text: aljana

title: aljana


text: aljanon

title: aljanon


text: aljanond

title: aljanond


text: aljanonds

title: aljanonds


text: aljanoþ

title: aljanoþ


text: aljaþ

title: aljaþ


text: allandjo

title: allandjo


text: allawaurstwans

title: allawaurstwans


text: allawerein

title: allawerein


text: alluh

title: alluh


text: allwaldands

title: allwaldands


text: alþjona

title: alþjona


text: anabiud

title: anabiud


text: anabiudam

title: anabiudam


text: anabudana

title: anabudana


text: anabudum

title: anabudum


text: anabusnai

title: anabusnai


text: anabusnais

title: anabusnais


text:
lipov

Adjective

 * 1)  linden/lime

title: lipov


text: anadrigkaiþ

title: anadrigkaiþ


text: anafilh

title: anafilh


text: anafilha

title: anafilha


text: anafilham

title: anafilham


text:
липов

Adjective

 * 1)  linden

Adjective

 * 1)  linden/lime

title: липов


text: anafilhan

title: anafilhan


text: anafilhandam

title: anafilhandam


text: anafilhands

title: anafilhands


text: anafilhis

title: anafilhis


text: anafilhiþ

title: anafilhiþ


text: anafulhano

title: anafulhano


text: anafulhuþ

title: anafulhuþ


text: anagaggandeim

title: anagaggandeim


text: anahaimjai

title: anahaimjai


text: anahaimjaim

title: anahaimjaim


text: anahaita

title: anahaita


text: anahaitam

title: anahaitam


text: anahaitandam

title: anahaitandam


text: anahaitandane

title: anahaitandane


text: anahaitiþ

title: anahaitiþ


text: anahamon

title: anahamon


text: anahnewands

title: anahnewands


text: anainsokun

title: anainsokun


text: anakaurjau

title: anakaurjau


text: anakumbjandan

title: anakumbjandan


text: anakunnaida

title: anakunnaida


text: anakunnainai

title: anakunnainai


text: anakunnaiþ

title: anakunnaiþ


text: analagein

title: analagein


text: analageinai

title: analageinai


text: analatida

title: analatida


text: analatidai

title: analatidai


text: analaugnjam

title: analaugnjam


text: analaugnjona

title: analaugnjona


text: analeiko

title: analeiko


text: alegries

title: alegries


text: anamahtai

title: anamahtai


text: anamahtidins

title: anamahtidins


text: anamahtim

title: anamahtim


text: anamahtjais

title: anamahtjais


text: anamahtjandins

title: anamahtjandins


text: anamindeis

title: anamindeis


text: anananþeiþ

title: anananþeiþ


text: anananþidedun

title: anananþidedun


text: anananþjands

title: anananþjands


text: ananiujada

title: ananiujada


text: ananiujiþai

title: ananiujiþai


text: ananiwidin

title: ananiwidin


text: anapragganai

title: anapragganai


text: anaqal

title: anaqal


text: anaqiss

title: anaqiss


text: anaqisseis

title: anaqisseis


text:
лирски

Adjective

 * 1) lyrical

Adverb

 * 1) lyrically

Adjective

 * 1) lyric, lyrical

Adverb

 * 1) lyrically

title: лирски


text: anaqiujan

title: anaqiujan


text: anaqiþaidau

title: anaqiþaidau


text: anasaislepun

title: anasaislepun


text: anasilaida

title: anasilaida


text: anasiun

title: anasiun


text: anasiunjo

title: anasiunjo


text: anaslepandans

title: anaslepandans


text: anastodjandans

title: anastodjandans


text: anastodjandei

title: anastodjandei


text: anastodjands

title: anastodjands


text: anatimridai

title: anatimridai


text: anawairþ

title: anawairþ


text: anawairþai

title: anawairþai


text: anawairþan

title: anawairþan


text: anawairþane

title: anawairþane


text: anawairþons

title: anawairþons


text: anawammjaidau

title: anawammjaidau


text: anawiljei

title: anawiljei


text: anawiljein

title: anawiljein


text: anaþaima

title: anaþaima


text: anaþiwa

title: anaþiwa


text: anaþrafstei

title: anaþrafstei


text: anaþrafstida

title: anaþrafstida


text: anaƕeilaiþs

title: anaƕeilaiþs


text: andabauht

title: andabauht


text: andabeit

title: andabeit


text: andahaft

title: andahaft


text: andahafts

title: andahafts


text: andahaita

title: andahaita


text: andahaitis

title: andahaitis


text: andalauni

title: andalauni


text: andalausaize

title: andalausaize


text: andanahti

title: andanahti


text: andaneiþans

title: andaneiþans


text: andaneiþo

title: andaneiþo


text: andanemeigs

title: andanemeigs


text: andanemis

title: andanemis


text: andanemjamma

title: andanemjamma


text: andanumts

title: andanumts


text: andasetjai

title: andasetjai


text: andastaþjam

title: andastaþjam


text: andastaþjos

title: andastaþjos


text: andaugi

title: andaugi


text: andawizn

title: andawizn


text: andawiznim

title: andawiznim


text: andaþahtan

title: andaþahtan


text: andaþahtana

title: andaþahtana


text:
liričar

Noun

 * 1) lyrist, lyric poet

title: liričar


text: andaþahts

title: andaþahts


text: andbaht

title: andbaht


text: andbahtam

title: andbahtam


text:
лиричар

Noun

 * 1) lyricist

Noun

 * 1) lyrist, lyric poet

title: лиричар


text: andbahtidedi

title: andbahtidedi


text: andbahtidedun

title: andbahtidedun


text: andbahtidon

title: andbahtidon


text: andbahtja

title: andbahtja


text: andbahtjaina

title: andbahtjaina


text: andbahtjam

title: andbahtjam


text: andbahtjan

title: andbahtjan


text: andbahtjandans

title: andbahtjandans


text: andbahtjis

title: andbahtjis


text: andbait

title: andbait


text: andband

title: andband


text: andbeitais

title: andbeitais


text: andbeitan

title: andbeitan


text: andbeitands

title: andbeitands


text: andbitanai

title: andbitanai


text: andbundanai

title: andbundanai


text: andbundnoda

title: andbundnoda


text: andbundun

title: andbundun


text: andhafjan

title: andhafjan


text:
lirizam

Noun

 * 1) lyricism

title: lirizam


text: andhaihaist

title: andhaihaist


text: andhaitada

title: andhaitada


text:
лиризам

Noun

 * 1) lyricism

title: лиризам


text: andhaitan

title: andhaitan


text: andhaitand

title: andhaitand


text:
Category talk:Lists of similar words in different languages

Category:Lists of similar words in different languages
Per above, and the five remaining members:

 * 1) Appendix:List of similar words with the same meaning in Esperanto and English
 * 2) Appendix:List of similar words with the same meaning in Esperanto and French
 * 3) Appendix:List of similar words with the same meaning in Esperanto and German
 * 4) Appendix:List of similar words with the same meaning in Esperanto and Latin
 * 5) Appendix:List of similar words with the same meaning in French and Italian

Rationale is that its subjective and unworkable. Note that Esperanto as a constructed language is a particular poor choice, because it takes all its words directly from European languages. Mglovesfun (talk) 18:01, 11 January 2010 (UTC)

Keep and move to: "Similar words with the same meaning" are not the only possible comparison between two languages. Cognates, false cognates and etymologies in common may be suitable for these appendices. How a constructed language borrowed words from other languages may also be explained. --Daniel. 21:44, 21 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Appendix:English-Esperanto relations
 * Appendix:Esperanto-French relations
 * Appendix:Esperanto-German relations
 * Appendix:Esperanto-Latin relations
 * Appendix:French-Italian relations
 * Note the one above just failed. I can see these turning into Sandboxes or POV wars. Possibly transwiki to another project. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:49, 30 April 2010 (UTC)
 * Relations between two languages seems to be more of a topic for Wikipedia than Wiktionary, particularly where there is a relation link between the languages (e.g. Spanish and Italian, Esperanto and many European languages). We already have pages like Appendix:Glossary of false friends (although admittedly that page could do with improving) that cover some of what the relations pages are proposed to do. Thryduulf (talk) 21:48, 26 July 2010 (UTC)

delete -- Prince Kassad 16:04, 17 March 2011 (UTC)
 * I agree with Thryduulf. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:06, 24 March 2011 (UTC)

Kept the entries of this category per no consensus. However, they are as of now redirects to appendices with different titles under a category named Relation appendices, which replaces the category in question. This looks like an abandoned project, though, with a certain potential to either become huge or continue abandoned, like many things here. --Daniel. 18:32, 21 May 2011 (UTC)
 * If these articles are kept, the deleted article Appendix:English-French relations should be put back. --Gilward Kukel 17:36, 29 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Probably. "Appendix:English-French relations" was deleted under an allegation of RFDO failed, but I don't see what RFDO, nor do I see a plausible reason to prolong its deletion. Then I simply restored it now. If there are reasons to want it deleted again, probably all other relation appendices should be deleted too, which can be resolved if someone create new RFDO discussions. --Daniel 23:48, 29 May 2011 (UTC)


text: andhaitandans

title: andhaitandans


text: andhaitis

title: andhaitis


text: andhamonds

title: andhamonds


text: andhausjand

title: andhausjand


text: andhruskandans

title: andhruskandans


text: andhulei

title: andhulei


text: andhulein

title: andhulein


text: andhuleinais

title: andhuleinais


text: andhuleino

title: andhuleino


text: andhulidamma

title: andhulidamma


text: andhulidedun

title: andhulidedun


text: andhulids

title: andhulids


text: andhuliþ

title: andhuliþ


text: andhuljiþ

title: andhuljiþ


text: andja

title: andja


text: andjam

title: andjam


text: andletnan

title: andletnan


text: andnamt

title: andnamt


text: andnemi

title: andnemi


text: andnemjau

title: andnemjau


text: andnemuþ

title: andnemuþ


text: andnim

title: andnim


text: andnima

title: andnima


text: andnimaima

title: andnimaima


text: andnimais

title: andnimais


text: andnimaiþ

title: andnimaiþ


text: andnimandans

title: andnimandans


text: andnuman

title: andnuman


text: andnumanai

title: andnumanai


text: andnumans

title: andnumans


text: andrunnun

title: andrunnun


text: andsaiƕands

title: andsaiƕands


text: andsaljan

title: andsaljan


text: andsitandans

title: andsitandans


text:
Help talk:Nominating an article for cleanup or deletion

Help:Nominating an article for cleanup or deletion
Delete. Created on 2 December 2004 by Richardb, this page is redundant to Cleanup and deletion process. Guides on cleanup and deletion should be centralized in one place; there is no need for a distinction between a "Wiktionary:" and a "Help:" page. "Wiktionary:Cleanup and deletion process" seems more useful, as it contains "Reasons for cleanup". "Help:Nominating an article for cleanup or deletion" contains unsurprising information such as that entries should be flagged with "rfc" and "rfd", a piece of information already present in the headers of the RFV and RFD pages anyway. --Dan Polansky 14:16, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Merge, move all the usable content, and convert to a redirect. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:51, 10 February 2010 (UTC)

Merged and redirected. —msh210℠ (talk) 16:00, 2 November 2011 (UTC)


text: andsitiþ

title: andsitiþ


text: andspiwuþ

title: andspiwuþ


text: andstald

title: andstald


text: andstaldand

title: andstaldand


text: andstaldands

title: andstaldands


text: andstaldis

title: andstaldis


text: andstaldiþ

title: andstaldiþ


text: andstandand

title: andstandand


text: andstandandands

title: andstandandands


text: andstandandans

title: andstandandans


text: andstandandein

title: andstandandein


text: andstandands

title: andstandands


text: andstaurraidedun

title: andstaurraidedun


text: andstoþ

title: andstoþ


text: andstoþun

title: andstoþun


text: andtilonds

title: andtilonds


text: anduh

title: anduh


text: andwaihando

title: andwaihando


text: andwairþai

title: andwairþai


text: andwairþin

title: andwairþin


text: andwairþje

title: andwairþje


text: andwairþo

title: andwairþo


text: andwairþons

title: andwairþons


text: andwairþs

title: andwairþs


text: andwasidedun

title: andwasidedun


text: andwaurdjais

title: andwaurdjais


text: andþaggkjandins

title: andþaggkjandins


text: andþaggkjands

title: andþaggkjands


text:
ნული

Etymology
Ultimately an Indo-European loan. Possibly from, from.

Numeral

 * 1) zero

title: ნული


text: ansteigs

title: ansteigs


text: anstodeiþ

title: anstodeiþ


text:
Category talk:English homophones

Category:English homophones
This seems like a nonsense, as a word can't be a homophone on its own, it has to be the homophone of something. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:58, 16 February 2010 (UTC)
 * Under an analogy to AGF, called AOCNCI (Assume Old Contribution Not Completely Idiotic), we can interpret this as referring to entries that have homophone relationships that we recognize. As we have no mechanism for inserting homophone groups into categories and haven't universally replaced illegal homophone headers with homophone templates this is the only way to conveniently locate some homophones. Once all homophones have been entered into homophone templates in the appropriate entries we can contemplate whether "what links here" applied to that template is an adequate substitute. I think not, "what links here" doesn't categorize by the language of the homophone. I would argue that the homophone template should automatically insert homophones into this set of categories by language.
 * IOW, keep. DCDuring TALK 17:28, 16 February 2010 (UTC)
 * I'm for keeping such categories, maybe with a renaming. "English words having homophones" or something like this would be better, because as Mglovesfun said, a word can't be a homophone on its own, it has to be the homophone of something. Because of this, the current name is quite incorrect. Then, we need a list of entries in Latin script with the Homophones header, we should replace it with the template immediately. After, we can think something around the parameters of the template for resolving this in a better way. Pharamp 14:33, 17 February 2010 (UTC)
 * I agree with DCDuring and Pharamp that this category should be kept. As to the name of the category, I don't see anything wrong with it (these words are homophones, after all), but I'd be okay with a move to something like "English words having [or with, or that have] homophones". — msh210 ℠ 16:30, 17 February 2010 (UTC)
 * The name is wrong. Would you accept a category English synonyms? Lmaltier 22:45, 18 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Well, English synonyms would not be Tongan synonyms. Also, it would be more economical to have a category for Category:English terms with no synonyms. There are more terms that have no homonyms than those that do, so the economical choice would seem to be the one under discussion here. If we could do searches for the word homophones: limited to the English L2 section we would not need the category. DCDuring TALK 00:20, 19 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Looks like we're leaning to keep this, renamed. Any objection to having categorize herein? —msh210℠ 17:51, 22 March 2010 (UTC)
 * How about a potential Category:English anagrams? Mglovesfun (talk) 23:13, 27 March 2010 (UTC)
 * As a grouping category, perhaps. It might be better to have subcats like Category:English seven-letter words with anagrams. --EncycloPetey 17:09, 6 April 2010 (UTC)
 * Update: AutoFormat now adds lang= to { {homophones} }, so it can categorize. —msh210℠ (talk) 16:06, 11 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Great! Thank you very much! Pharamp 16:48, 4 September 2010 (UTC)

Anyone object to a decision to rename to Category:English terms with homophones? (I'm now posting a link to this discussion on the talkpages of those who've participated in it.) —msh210℠ (talk) 16:06, 11 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Much better, yes. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:09, 11 August 2010 (UTC)
 * I suppose we have to allow for multi-word entries or at least borderline cases, so we can't have it be "words". We can make it clear that we mean English words with English homophones at the category page. It would be nice to make sure that if "foo#English" shows "fu#English" as a homophone, that "fu" reciprocated. How are we going to handle dialect difference? I guess that for now we will just kick that last can down the road. OK. DCDuring TALK 19:29, 11 August 2010 (UTC)
 * I'm in favor of the proposed new name. I do think we should keep this category in some form, as it can be useful to locate words that possess homophones. --EncycloPetey 02:03, 13 August 2010 (UTC)
 * The proposed new name makes sense. Lmaltier 07:05, 21 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Sorry, I'm late. I don't know why I don't receive Wiktionary mails, I will check in my options if something has been changed. Anyway, I agree for the new name, of course! Everything is good to me if you don't remove the category :D Pharamp 16:48, 4 September 2010 (UTC)
 * appendixify -- Prince Kassad 20:40, 30 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Appendices makes more sense to me.--Leo Laursen – (talk · contribs) 09:50, 14 May 2011 (UTC)

Moved. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:19, 2 November 2011 (UTC)

title: Category talk:English homophones


text: anþarleikein

title: anþarleikein


text: anþarleiko

title: anþarleiko


text: apaustaule

title: apaustaule


text: apaustaulein

title: apaustaulein


text: apaustauleins

title: apaustauleins


text: apaustaulum

title: apaustaulum


text: ნოლი

title: ნოლი


text: apaustulu

title: apaustulu


text: arbaidai

title: arbaidai


text: arbaide

title: arbaide


text: arbaidei

title: arbaidei


text:
annoyous

Etymology
From, from ,. Compare.

Adjective

 * 1)  troublesome; annoying

title: annoyous


text: arbaidida

title: arbaidida


text:
chuffiness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being chuffy.

title: chuffiness


text: arbaididedjau

title: arbaididedjau


text: arbaidim

title: arbaidim


text: arbaidja

title: arbaidja


text: arbaidjai

title: arbaidjai


text: arbaidjam

title: arbaidjam


text:
disordination

Noun

 * 1)  A state of disorder; derangement; confusion.

title: disordination


text: arbaidjandam

title: arbaidjandam


text: halfpike

authors: Celui qui crée ébauches de football anglais

title: halfpike


text: arbaidjandans

title: arbaidjandans


text: arbaidjands

title: arbaidjands


text: halfpikes

title: halfpikes


text:
orbiculation

Noun

 * 1) The state or quality of being orbiculate.

title: orbiculation


text: arbjans

title: arbjans


text: arbjis

title: arbjis


text: arbjo

title: arbjo


text: arkaggilaus

title: arkaggilaus


text:
oxalite

Noun

 * 1)  A yellow mineral, one of the oxalates of iron.

title: oxalite


text: oxalites

title: oxalites


text: armahairtai

title: armahairtai


text:
preexamine

Verb

 * 1)  To examine beforehand.

title: preexamine


text: armaio

title: armaio


text: preexamined

title: preexamined


text: armaions

title: armaions


text: armaiþ

title: armaiþ


text: armandins

title: armandins


text: armands

title: armands


text: preexamines

title: preexamines


text: preexamining

title: preexamining


text: armostai

title: armostai


text: arniba

title: arniba


text: arƕaznos

title: arƕaznos


text:
unpaganize

Verb

 * 1)  To cause to cease to be pagan; to divest of pagan character.

title: unpaganize


text: unpaganized

title: unpaganized


text: asiluqairnus

title: asiluqairnus


text: unpaganizes

title: unpaganizes


text: asnjam

title: asnjam


text: unpaganizing

title: unpaganizing


text: astos

title: astos


text: asts

title: asts


text: ataugidedi

title: ataugidedi


text: ataugids

title: ataugids


text: ataugiþs

title: ataugiþs


text: ataugjai

title: ataugjai


text: ataugjan

title: ataugjan


text:
oborine

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  precipitation

title: oborine


text: atbairiþ

title: atbairiþ


text: atbar

title: atbar


text: atdraus

title: atdraus


text: atdriusai

title: atdriusai


text: atdriusand

title: atdriusand


text:
оборине

Noun

 * 1)  precipitation

title: оборине


text: atdrusun

title: atdrusun


text: atgagg

title: atgagg


text: atgaggandan

title: atgaggandan


text: atgaggandein

title: atgaggandein


text: atgaggandeins

title: atgaggandeins


text: atgaraihtjais

title: atgaraihtjais


text: atgebeiþ

title: atgebeiþ


text: atgebum

title: atgebum


text: atgibana

title: atgibana


text: atgiband

title: atgiband


text: atgibanda

title: atgibanda


text: atgibandins

title: atgibandins


text: atgibans

title: atgibans


text: atgibau

title: atgibau


text: athabaidedun

title: athabaidedun


text: athafjan

title: athafjan


text: athahans

title: athahans


text: athaihait

title: athaihait


text: atist

title: atist


text: atkunnaiþ

title: atkunnaiþ


text:
падалине

Noun

 * 1)  precipitation

title: падалине


text:
lança-chamas

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) flamethrower

title: lança-chamas


text: atlagidedeina

title: atlagidedeina


text: atlagidedun

title: atlagidedun


text: atlagjands

title: atlagjands


text: atlaþodai

title: atlaþodai


text: atlaþoþs

title: atlaþoþs


text: atligiþ

title: atligiþ


text: atnam

title: atnam


text: atsaiƕ

title: atsaiƕ


text: atsaiƕaina

title: atsaiƕaina


text: atsaiƕandans

title: atsaiƕandans


text: atsatjaima

title: atsatjaima


text: atsnarpjais

title: atsnarpjais


text: atstandandane

title: atstandandane


text: atstandandans

title: atstandandans


text: atsteigiþ

title: atsteigiþ


text: attaitokeina

title: attaitokeina


text: attaitokun

title: attaitokun


text: attekaiþ

title: attekaiþ


text: attiuhan

title: attiuhan


text: attiuhats

title: attiuhats


text: atwairpan

title: atwairpan


text: atwalwida

title: atwalwida


text: atwarp

title: atwarp


text: atwopjan

title: atwopjan


text: audagei

title: audagei


text: audagins

title: audagins


text: augadauro

title: augadauro


text: augins

title: augins


text: auhjodau

title: auhjodau


text: auhjodu

title: auhjodu


text:
slinav

Adjective

 * 1) sniveling, slobbering, slobbery
 * 2)  immature, too young

title: slinav


text: auhjoþ

title: auhjoþ


text: auhsau

title: auhsau


text:
слинав

Adjective

 * 1) sniveling, slobbering, slobbery
 * 2)  immature, too young

title: слинав


text: auhsum

title: auhsum


text: auhuman

title: auhuman


text: auhumistin

title: auhumistin


text: aukandei

title: aukandei


text: auknando

title: auknando


text: aurahjom

title: aurahjom


text: aurkje

title: aurkje


text:
concionatory

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to preaching or public addresses.

title: concionatory


text:
dreamingly

Adverb

 * 1) In a dreamy manner; dreamily.

title: dreamingly


text: auþjaim

title: auþjaim


text:
liftable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being lifted.

title: liftable


text: auþjons

title: auþjons


text:
prosimetrical

Adjective

 * 1) Consisting both of prose and verse.

title: prosimetrical


text: aweþjis

title: aweþjis


text: awiliud

title: awiliud


text: awiliuda

title: awiliuda


text: awiliudam

title: awiliudam


text:
unliftable

Adjective

 * 1) Impossible to lift.
 * Could an omnipotent god lift an unliftable object?

title: unliftable


text: awiliude

title: awiliude


text: awiliudodau

title: awiliudodau


text: awiliudom

title: awiliudom


text: awiliudon

title: awiliudon


text: awiliudondans

title: awiliudondans


text: awiliudoþ

title: awiliudoþ


text: awiliuþ

title: awiliuþ


text: awon

title: awon


text: azetaba

title: azetaba


text: azetjam

title: azetjam


text: azitizo

title: azitizo


text: azwme

title: azwme


text: aþa

title: aþa


text: aþnam

title: aþnam


text: aƕai

title: aƕai


text: aƕo

title: aƕo


text: badjam

title: badjam


text: bagmam

title: bagmam


text: bagmans

title: bagmans


text: baideis

title: baideis


text: baidiþs

title: baidiþs


text:
baira

Noun

 * 1) hoe

title: baira


text: bairai

title: bairai


text: bairaima

title: bairaima


text: bairandam

title: bairandam


text: bairandei

title: bairandei


text: bairht

title: bairht


text:
instructible

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being instructed; teachable.

title: instructible


text:
viduage

Etymology
See.

Noun

 * 1) widowhood
 * 2) widows generally

title: viduage


text: bairhtai

title: bairhtai


text: bairis

title: bairis


text: baitrai

title: baitrai


text: baitrei

title: baitrei


text: baitreins

title: baitreins


text: balwaweseins

title: balwaweseins


text: balþein

title: balþein


text: balþeins

title: balþeins


text: balþeiþ

title: balþeiþ


text: bandja

title: bandja


text: bandjins

title: bandjins


text: bandjom

title: bandjom


text: bandwai

title: bandwai


text: bandwiþs

title: bandwiþs


text: bandwja

title: bandwja


text: bandwjandins

title: bandwjandins


text: bandwo

title: bandwo


text: bandwon

title: bandwon


text: barniskai

title: barniskai


text: barniskeins

title: barniskeins


text: barniskja

title: barniskja


text: barusnjan

title: barusnjan


text: baua

title: baua


text: bauai

title: bauai


text: bauaida

title: bauaida


text: bauaima

title: bauaima


text: bauain

title: bauain


text: bauainai

title: bauainai


text: bauains

title: bauains


text: bauan

title: bauan


text: bauandei

title: bauandei


text: baudans

title: baudans


text: bauiþ

title: bauiþ


text: baurgswaddjau

title: baurgswaddjau


text: baurgswaddjaus

title: baurgswaddjaus


text: baurgswaddjus

title: baurgswaddjus


text: baurþein

title: baurþein


text: bauþs

title: bauþs


text: bedeima

title: bedeima


text: beidam

title: beidam


text: beidiþ

title: beidiþ


text:
beist

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) beast

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) beast
 * 2) cattle

title: beist


text: beista

title: beista


text: beistis

title: beistis


text: beitiþ

title: beitiþ


text: berum

title: berum


text: biarbaidjan

title: biarbaidjan


text: biaukada

title: biaukada


text: biauknai

title: biauknai


text: biauknan

title: biauknan


text: bibaurgeinais

title: bibaurgeinais


text: bidjai

title: bidjai


text: bidjam

title: bidjam


text: bidjand

title: bidjand


text: bidjandans

title: bidjandans


text: bidjandei

title: bidjandei


text: 成る

title: 成る


text: bidjats

title: bidjats


text: bidjos

title: bidjos


text: bidomjai

title: bidomjai


text: bifaiha

title: bifaiha


text: bifaihoda

title: bifaihoda


text: bifaihodedum

title: bifaihodedum


text: bifaihon

title: bifaihon


text: bigeti

title: bigeti


text: bigitaidau

title: bigitaidau


text: bigitaindau

title: bigitaindau


text: bigitan

title: bigitan


text: bigitana

title: bigitana


text: bigitanda

title: bigitanda


text: bigitau

title: bigitau


text: bihaita

title: bihaita


text: bihaitja

title: bihaitja


text: bihaitjans

title: bihaitjans


text: bilaibidans

title: bilaibidans


text: bilaikand

title: bilaikand


text: bilaikandans

title: bilaikandans


text: bilailaikun

title: bilailaikun


text: bileiþai

title: bileiþai


text: biliþanai

title: biliþanai


text: biliþi

title: biliþi


text: bimaita

title: bimaita


text: bimaitai

title: bimaitai


text: bimaitanai

title: bimaitanai


text: bimaitanaize

title: bimaitanaize


text: bimaitans

title: bimaitans


text: bimaitis

title: bimaitis


text: knarled

title: knarled


text: binah

title: binah


text:
Lancashire boiler

Noun

 * 1) A steam boiler with two flues that contain the furnaces and extend through the boiler from one end to the other.

title: Lancashire boiler


text: binauht

title: binauht


text: Lancashire boilers

title: Lancashire boilers


text: biniuhsjan

title: biniuhsjan


text: materious

title: materious


text: biqimiþ

title: biqimiþ


text: birauboda

title: birauboda


text:
treatiser

Noun

 * 1)  One who writes a treatise.

title: treatiser


text: bireikeim

title: bireikeim


text: treatisers

title: treatisers


text: bireikjai

title: bireikjai


text:
uncoach

Verb

 * 1)  To detach from a coach.
 * 2)  To unteach
 * 1)  To unteach

title: uncoach


text: birinnandans

title: birinnandans


text: birodeinos

title: birodeinos


text: uncoaches

title: uncoaches


text: uncoaching

title: uncoaching


text: wiveless

title: wiveless


text: birunain

title: birunain


text: bisaiƕandans

title: bisaiƕandans


text: bisatida

title: bisatida


text: bisauleino

title: bisauleino


text: bisaulida

title: bisaulida


text: bisaulidaim

title: bisaulidaim


text: biskabanon

title: biskabanon


text: bisniwam

title: bisniwam


text: bispiwun

title: bispiwun


text: bistuggqis

title: bistuggqis


text:
ゆせい

Noun

 * 1)  oil well
 * 2)  oiliness; oil-based

title: ゆせい


text: bistuggqun

title: bistuggqun


text: bistugq

title: bistugq


text: bistugqe

title: bistugqe


text: biswara

title: biswara


text: bitiuhan

title: bitiuhan


text: biudis

title: biudis


text: biuga

title: biuga


text: biugiþ

title: biugiþ


text: yusei

title: yusei


text:
mendication

Noun

 * 1)  The act or practice of begging; beggary.

title: mendication


text: biwaibidana

title: biwaibidana


text: biwaibiþs

title: biwaibiþs


text: biwandei

title: biwandei


text: biwandjandans

title: biwandjandans


text: blandaiþ

title: blandaiþ


text: blauþjandans

title: blauþjandans


text: bleiþei

title: bleiþei


text: bleiþein

title: bleiþein


text: bleiþeino

title: bleiþeino


text: bleiþeins

title: bleiþeins


text: bleiþja

title: bleiþja


text: bliggwand

title: bliggwand


text: bliggwandam

title: bliggwandam


text: bliggwands

title: bliggwands


text: blindins

title: blindins


text: blotand

title: blotand


text: Italijŏ

title: Italijŏ


text: blotinassau

title: blotinassau


text: blotinassu

title: blotinassu


text: bloþa

title: bloþa


text: bokarjans

title: bokarjans


text: botai

title: botai


text: botida

title: botida


text: brahtedum

title: brahtedum


text:
reimpression

Noun

 * 1) A second or repeated impression
 * 2) a reprint.

title: reimpression


text: reimpressions

title: reimpressions


text: braidei

title: braidei


text:
remurmur

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To murmur back or again; to reply in murmurs.

title: remurmur


text: brakja

title: brakja


text: braƕa

title: braƕa


text: remurmured

title: remurmured


text: brigga

title: brigga


text: briggai

title: briggai


text: remurmuring

title: remurmuring


text: remurmurs

title: remurmurs


text:
tréflé

Adjective

 * 1)  trefoiled

title: tréflé


text: briggandan

title: briggandan


text: briggandans

title: briggandans


text: briggau

title: briggau


text: brikam

title: brikam


text: brikiþ

title: brikiþ


text: brinnando

title: brinnando


text: brinno

title: brinno


text: broþrahans

title: broþrahans


text: broþralubon

title: broþralubon


text: broþrulubon

title: broþrulubon


text: broþrum

title: broþrum


text: bruhta

title: bruhta


text: brukei

title: brukei


text: brukeiþ

title: brukeiþ


text: brukjaidau

title: brukjaidau


text: brukjaima

title: brukjaima


text: brukjais

title: brukjais


text: brukjam

title: brukjam


text: brukjan

title: brukjan


text: brukjands

title: brukjands


text: brunjon

title: brunjon


text: bruþfad

title: bruþfad


text: daddjandeim

title: daddjandeim


text:
daig

Noun

 * 1) marasmus
 * 2) tuberculosis

Etymology
From (cf. 🇨🇬 ‘big flame, blaze’), from.

Noun

 * 1) flame, blaze, conflagration, fire
 * 2) pang, stitch, or other pain

Etymology 1
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) surpassed; excelled
 * 2) defeated; vanquished; overpowered
 * 1) defeated; vanquished; overpowered

Noun

 * 1) surpassing; excelling
 * 2) defeating; vanquishing
 * 1) defeating; vanquishing

Noun

 * 1) ignition; start of fire
 * 2) live embers covered with ash or rice husk
 * 3) flame
 * 1) flame

title: daig


text: daiga

title: daiga


text: daigs

title: daigs


text: dailai

title: dailai


text:
daile

Etymology
A word coined from by, following the model of 🇨🇬. Kronvalds proposed a number of other derivations from, of which only was retained in the (poetic) literary language, not with his intended basic meaning, “art” (which is usually ), but rather “beauty.”

Noun

 * 1)  beauty
 * 2)  (fine) art, artistic work
 * 1)  (fine) art, artistic work
 * 1)  (fine) art, artistic work
 * 1)  (fine) art, artistic work
 * 1)  (fine) art, artistic work

title: daile


text: daileiþ

title: daileiþ


text: dailjan

title: dailjan


text: dailjands

title: dailjands


text: dailo

title: dailo


text: dalaþa

title: dalaþa


text: daubata

title: daubata


text: daubei

title: daubei


text: daubiþos

title: daubiþos


text: dauhtr

title: dauhtr


text: daunai

title: daunai


text:
misadventured

Adjective

 * 1)  unfortunate

title: misadventured


text:
phyllocyanin

Noun

 * 1)  A blue pigment obtained by degradation of chlorophyll.

title: phyllocyanin


text: dauns

title: dauns


text: phyllocyanine

title: phyllocyanine


text: daupeinais

title: daupeinais


text:
rebanish

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) To banish again.

title: rebanish


text: daupeinim

title: daupeinim


text: daupeinins

title: daupeinins


text: rebanished

title: rebanished


text: rebanishes

title: rebanishes


text: rebanishing

title: rebanishing


text: daupidane

title: daupidane


text: daupidedjau

title: daupidedjau


text: daupiþs

title: daupiþs


text: daupjada

title: daupjada


text: daupjaindau

title: daupjaindau


text: daupjanda

title: daupjanda


text: daupjandans

title: daupjandans


text:
euphonical

Etymology
From ;

Adjective

 * 1)  Euphonious; pleasing to the ear.

title: euphonical


text: daurawarde

title: daurawarde


text: daurawardos

title: daurawardos


text: dauþein

title: dauþein


text: dauþeinim

title: dauþeinim


text: dauþeiþ

title: dauþeiþ


text: dauþubljans

title: dauþubljans


text: dauþum

title: dauþum


text: diakaunjus

title: diakaunjus


text: diakaununs

title: diakaununs


text: digana

title: digana


text: digandin

title: digandin


text: digrein

title: digrein


text: disdailiþs

title: disdailiþs


text: disdailjand

title: disdailjand


text: dishabaiþ

title: dishabaiþ


text: dishabaiþs

title: dishabaiþs


text: disnimandans

title: disnimandans


text: dissigqai

title: dissigqai


text: disskaidandein

title: disskaidandein


text: disskreitands

title: disskreitands


text: disskritnoda

title: disskritnoda


text: distairai

title: distairai


text: distairiþ

title: distairiþ


text: diswilwai

title: diswilwai


text: diswissais

title: diswissais


text: diupaizos

title: diupaizos


text: diupei

title: diupei


text: diupiþai

title: diupiþai


text: diupo

title: diupo


text: diuzam

title: diuzam


text: diwano

title: diwano


text: domja

title: domja


text: domjaindau

title: domjaindau


text: domjandans

title: domjandans


text: domjands

title: domjands


text:
creaser

Noun

 * 1) A tool or attachment for making creases or guidelines.

Translations

 * Polish: bigówka

title: creaser


text: draggka

title: draggka


text: creasers

title: creasers


text: dragk

title: dragk


text: dragkei

title: dragkei


text: outslid

title: outslid


text:
outslide

Verb

 * 1)  To slide outward, onward, or forward; to advance by sliding.
 * 2) To slide better than
 * 1) To slide better than

title: outslide


text: dragkida

title: dragkida


text: dragkidai

title: dragkidai


text: outsliding

title: outsliding


text: draibeis

title: draibeis


text: drauhsnom

title: drauhsnom


text: drauhtinassaus

title: drauhtinassaus


text: drauhtinom

title: drauhtinom


text: drauhtinonds

title: drauhtinonds


text: drauhtinoþ

title: drauhtinoþ


text: drauhtiwitoþ

title: drauhtiwitoþ


text: drausnos

title: drausnos


text: driggka

title: driggka


text: driggkan

title: driggkan


text: driggkats

title: driggkats


text: garfishes

title: garfishes


text: drigkai

title: drigkai


text: drigkaina

title: drigkaina


text: drigkais

title: drigkais


text: drigkan

title: drigkan


text: drigkiþ

title: drigkiþ


text: driugais

title: driugais


text: driusandeins

title: driusandeins


text: drobjandam

title: drobjandam


text: drobjandans

title: drobjandans


text: drobjands

title: drobjands


text: drobnan

title: drobnan


text: drobnans

title: drobnans


text: drugkanai

title: drugkanai


text: drugkaneim

title: drugkaneim


text: drugkaneins

title: drugkaneins


text: drugkans

title: drugkans


text: drunjus

title: drunjus


text: drusun

title: drusun


text: duatrinnands

title: duatrinnands


text: duatsniwun

title: duatsniwun


text: dugawindiþ

title: dugawindiþ


text: duginna

title: duginna


text: duginnam

title: duginnam


text: dugunnuþ

title: dugunnuþ


text: dulþjam

title: dulþjam


text: Irlandyjŏ

title: Irlandyjŏ


text: durinnandans

title: durinnandans


text: dustodeiþ

title: dustodeiþ


text: duwakandans

title: duwakandans


text: dwalai

title: dwalai


text: dwalawaurdei

title: dwalawaurdei


text: dwaliþa

title: dwaliþa


text: dwalona

title: dwalona


text: dwalons

title: dwalons


text: eisarna

title: eisarna


text: eisarnam

title: eisarnam


text: eisarneinaim

title: eisarneinaim


text: immoderacies

title: immoderacies


text:
immoderacy

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being immoderate.

title: immoderacy


text: fadreina

title: fadreina


text:
jears

Noun

 * 1)  Collectively, tackles, for hoisting or lowering the yards of a ship.

title: jears


text: fadreinam

title: fadreinam


text: fadreinis

title: fadreinis


text:
layship

Noun

 * 1)  laymanship (the condition of being a layman.)

title: layship


text:
lignitic

Adjective

 * 1) Containing or resembling lignite.

title: lignitic


text:
limpitude

Noun

 * 1)  limpidity

title: limpitude


text:
nupson

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A simpleton; a fool.

title: nupson


text: faginodedum

title: faginodedum


text: faginodedun

title: faginodedun


text: faginom

title: faginom


text: nupsons

title: nupsons


text: faginondam

title: faginondam


text: fahedais

title: fahedais


text: faianda

title: faianda


text: faihau

title: faihau


text: faiho

title: faiho


text: faihufrikam

title: faihufrikam


text: faihufrikans

title: faihufrikans


text: faihufrikei

title: faihufrikei


text: faihufrikein

title: faihufrikein


text: faihufrikeins

title: faihufrikeins


text: faihufriks

title: faihufriks


text: faihugairnai

title: faihugairnai


text: faihugairneins

title: faihugairneins


text: faihugawaurki

title: faihugawaurki


text: faihugeigais

title: faihugeigais


text: faihugeiro

title: faihugeiro


text: faihugeiron

title: faihugeiron


text: fairaihan

title: fairaihan


text: fairgraip

title: fairgraip


text: fairgunjam

title: fairgunjam


text: fairinodedi

title: fairinodedi


text: fairinondans

title: fairinondans


text: fairinos

title: fairinos


text: fairnin

title: fairnin


text: fairniþai

title: fairniþai


text: fairnjamma

title: fairnjamma


text: fairnjan

title: fairnjan


text: fairnjons

title: fairnjons


text: fairrinnand

title: fairrinnand


text: fairrinnandans

title: fairrinnandans


text: fairrinnandein

title: fairrinnandein


text: fairrinoþ

title: fairrinoþ


text: fairwaurkjand

title: fairwaurkjand


text: fairweitidedeina

title: fairweitidedeina


text: fairweitjan

title: fairweitjan


text: fairweitjandam

title: fairweitjandam


text: fairweitjandans

title: fairweitjandans


text: fairweitjandeins

title: fairweitjandeins


text: fairweitl

title: fairweitl


text: falþ

title: falþ


text: fanins

title: fanins


text: fareisaie

title: fareisaie


text: fastais

title: fastais


text:
blushet

Etymology
?

Noun

 * 1)  A modest girl.

title: blushet


text: blushets

title: blushets


text:
rushbuckler

Etymology
From ?

Noun

 * 1)  A rough, violent, bullying person.

title: rushbuckler


text: rushbucklers

title: rushbucklers


text: faurafilli

title: faurafilli


text: faurafillja

title: faurafillja


text: faurafilljis

title: faurafilljis


text: fauragaggam

title: fauragaggam


text: fauragaggan

title: fauragaggan


text: fauragaggandans

title: fauragaggandans


text: fauragaggands

title: fauragaggands


text:
fatalness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being fatal; deadliness.

Translations

 * Finnish: ,

title: fatalness


text: fauragahaitanan

title: fauragahaitanan


text: fauragahugida

title: fauragahugida


text: fauragaleikaida

title: fauragaleikaida


text: fauragamanwida

title: fauragamanwida


text: fauragamanwjaina

title: fauragamanwjaina


text: fauragamelida

title: fauragamelida


text: fauragameliþ

title: fauragameliþ


text: fauragarairoþ

title: fauragarairoþ


text: fauragaredanai

title: fauragaredanai


text: fauragasandida

title: fauragasandida


text: fauragasatjiþ

title: fauragasatjiþ


text: fauragataih

title: fauragataih


text: fauragateiha

title: fauragateiha


text:
retainal

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The act of retaining or keeping; retention.

title: retainal


text: faurahah

title: faurahah


text: fauramanwjandei

title: fauramanwjandei


text: fauramaþlje

title: fauramaþlje


text: fauramaþljos

title: fauramaþljos


text: faurameliþs

title: faurameliþs


text: fauraqaþ

title: fauraqaþ


text: fauraqeþum

title: fauraqeþum


text: fauraqiþa

title: fauraqiþa


text: faurarahnjandans

title: faurarahnjandans


text: faurastandands

title: faurastandands


text: fauratanjam

title: fauratanjam


text: faurawenjandans

title: faurawenjandans


text: faurawisan

title: faurawisan


text: faurbauht

title: faurbauht


text: faurbauhtai

title: faurbauhtai


text:
デカグラム

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) decagram

title: デカグラム


text: faurbigaggands

title: faurbigaggands


text: faurbigaggiþ

title: faurbigaggiþ


text: faurbisniwandeins

title: faurbisniwandeins


text: faurbiudais

title: faurbiudais


text: faurdammjada

title: faurdammjada


text: faurdomein

title: faurdomein


text: faurhtai

title: faurhtai


text: faurhtein

title: faurhtein


text: faurhteins

title: faurhteins


text:
trumplike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling a trumpet, especially in sound.

title: trumplike


text: faurlagjaidau

title: faurlagjaidau


text: faurmuljais

title: faurmuljais


text: faurqiþa

title: faurqiþa


text: faurrinnandin

title: faurrinnandin


text: faursnau

title: faursnau


text: faursniwandam

title: faursniwandam


text: faursniwiþ

title: faursniwiþ


text: faurstassjans

title: faurstassjans


text: faurwaipjais

title: faurwaipjais


text: fawaim

title: fawaim


text: fawamma

title: fawamma


text: fawans

title: fawans


text: fawizo

title: fawizo


text: faþom

title: faþom


text: fetjandeins

title: fetjandeins


text: fiandans

title: fiandans


text: fiands

title: fiands


text:
rapiered

Adjective

 * 1) Wearing, or carrying, a rapier (the sword).

title: rapiered


text: fiaþwos

title: fiaþwos


text: fidworim

title: fidworim


text: fidwortaihun

title: fidwortaihun


text: figgrans

title: figgrans


text: fijandans

title: fijandans


text: fijaþwa

title: fijaþwa


text: filigrja

title: filigrja


text: filleina

title: filleina


text: filudeisein

title: filudeisein


text: filufaiho

title: filufaiho


text: filusna

title: filusna


text: filusnai

title: filusnai


text:
unbeast

Verb

 * 1)  To deliver from the form or nature of a beast.

title: unbeast


text: unbeasted

title: unbeasted


text: finþands

title: finþands


text: fiskam

title: fiskam


text: fitandei

title: fitandei


text: flahtom

title: flahtom


text: flautai

title: flautai


text: flauteiþ

title: flauteiþ


text: fodidedi

title: fodidedi


text: fotjus

title: fotjus


text: fraatjau

title: fraatjau


text: frabauhts

title: frabauhts


text: frabugjaidau

title: frabugjaidau


text: frabugjan

title: frabugjan


text: frabugjandane

title: frabugjandane


text: fragibaidau

title: fragibaidau


text: fragiban

title: fragiban


text: fragibandan

title: fragibandan


text: fragibandans

title: fragibandans


text: fragibands

title: fragibands


text: fragibiþ

title: fragibiþ


text: fragif

title: fragif


text: fragift

title: fragift


text: fragildaidau

title: fragildaidau


text: frahinþandans

title: frahinþandans


text: frahinþando

title: frahinþando


text: frahunþana

title: frahunþana


text: fraisai

title: fraisai


text: fraisaizau

title: fraisaizau


text: fraisandans

title: fraisandans


text: fraistubnja

title: fraistubnja


text: fraiwe

title: fraiwe


text: fraiþjaidau

title: fraiþjaidau


text: frakant

title: frakant


text: frakunnan

title: frakunnan


text: frakunneina

title: frakunneina


text:
lithotypic

Adjective

 * Of, pertaining to, or produced by lithotypy.

title: lithotypic


text:
unparched

Etymology
. In the obsolete sense, functions as an intensifier.

Adjective

 * 1)  Dried up; withered by heat.
 * 2) Not parched.
 * unparched cornmeal
 * unparched cornmeal

title: unparched


text: frakunneiþ

title: frakunneiþ


text: frakunni

title: frakunni


text: frakunnuþ

title: frakunnuþ


text: frakunþ

title: frakunþ


text: frakunþeduþ

title: frakunþeduþ


text: frakunþs

title: frakunþs


text: fralailoti

title: fralailoti


text: fralailotun

title: fralailotun


text: fraleitan

title: fraleitan


text: hyposulphuric

title: hyposulphuric


text: fraletandans

title: fraletandans


text: fraletiþ

title: fraletiþ


text: fralets

title: fralets


text: fralewjandans

title: fralewjandans


text: fralusnandam

title: fralusnandam


text: fralust

title: fralust


text: fralusts

title: fralusts


text: framaþidans

title: framaþidans


text: framaþjai

title: framaþjai


text: framaþjaim

title: framaþjaim


text: framgahtai

title: framgahtai


text: framwairþis

title: framwairþis


text: fraqast

title: fraqast


text: fraqima

title: fraqima


text: fraqimada

title: fraqimada


text: fraqimaindau

title: fraqimaindau


text: fraqimandei

title: fraqimandei


text: fraqistidai

title: fraqistidai


text: fraqistja

title: fraqistja


text: fraqistjais

title: fraqistjais


text: fraqistnandam

title: fraqistnandam


text: fraqistniþ

title: fraqistniþ


text: fraqistnodedun

title: fraqistnodedun


text: fraqiþanam

title: fraqiþanam


text: fraquman

title: fraquman


text: fraslindaidau

title: fraslindaidau


text: frastim

title: frastim


text: frastisibja

title: frastisibja


text: fraujinassiwe

title: fraujinassiwe


text: fraujinassjus

title: fraujinassjus


text: fraujinodedun

title: fraujinodedun


text: fraujinoma

title: fraujinoma


text: fraujinon

title: fraujinon


text: fraujinonds

title: fraujinonds


text: fraujinoþ

title: fraujinoþ


text: frawardein

title: frawardein


text: frawardidaize

title: frawardidaize


text: frawardidedum

title: frawardidedum


text: frawardjada

title: frawardjada


text: frawaurhtes

title: frawaurhtes


text: frawaurhti

title: frawaurhti


text: frawaurhton

title: frawaurhton


text: frawaurkeiþ

title: frawaurkeiþ


text: frawaurkjaid

title: frawaurkjaid


text: frawaurkjaiþ

title: frawaurkjaiþ


text: frawaurkjandam

title: frawaurkjandam


text:
enwoman

Verb

 * 1)  To endow with the qualities of a woman; to make womanly

title: enwoman


text: enwomaned

title: enwomaned


text: frawaurkjandane

title: frawaurkjandane


text: frawaurkjandans

title: frawaurkjandans


text: enwomaning

title: enwomaning


text: frawaurpans

title: frawaurpans


text: enwomans

title: enwomans


text: frawaurþanai

title: frawaurþanai


text:
nutriture

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  nutrition; nourishment
 * 2) The process of digesting and absorbing specified nutrients through diet.
 * 1) The process of digesting and absorbing specified nutrients through diet.
 * 1) The process of digesting and absorbing specified nutrients through diet.
 * 1) The process of digesting and absorbing specified nutrients through diet.

title: nutriture


text: fraweitan

title: fraweitan


text: fraweitands

title: fraweitands


text: frawilwanda

title: frawilwanda


text: frawrekun

title: frawrekun


text: frawulwanana

title: frawulwanana


text: frawulwans

title: frawulwans


text: fraþei

title: fraþei


text: fraþi

title: fraþi


text: fraþja

title: fraþja


text: fraþjai

title: fraþjai


text: fraþjaima

title: fraþjaima


text: fraþjaiþ

title: fraþjaiþ


text: fraþjam

title: fraþjam


text: fraþjamarzeins

title: fraþjamarzeins


text: fraþjan

title: fraþjan


text: fraþjand

title: fraþjand


text: fraþjandans

title: fraþjandans


text: fraþjands

title: fraþjands


text: fraþje

title: fraþje


text: fraþjis

title: fraþjis


text: fraþjiþ

title: fraþjiþ


text: freidida

title: freidida


text: freidja

title: freidja


text: freidjai

title: freidjai


text: freidjands

title: freidjands


text: freihals

title: freihals


text: freihalsa

title: freihalsa


text: freijhals

title: freijhals


text:
freis

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) fresh; new

title: freis


text: friaþwamildjai

title: friaþwamildjai


text: friaþwos

title: friaþwos


text: frija

title: frija


text: frijaizos

title: frijaizos


text: frijana

title: frijana


text: frijaþwa

title: frijaþwa


text: frijaþwai

title: frijaþwai


text: frijaþwos

title: frijaþwos


text: frijei

title: frijei


text: frijodan

title: frijodan


text: frijonai

title: frijonai


text: frijondan

title: frijondan


text: frijondins

title: frijondins


text: frisaht

title: frisaht


text: frisahts

title: frisahts


text: friusa

title: friusa


text: frodane

title: frodane


text: froþ

title: froþ


text: froþs

title: froþs


text: froþuþ

title: froþuþ


text: frumadein

title: frumadein


text: frumans

title: frumans


text:
frume

Etymology
From.

title: frume


text: frumei

title: frumei


text: frumistam

title: frumistam


text: frumistamma

title: frumistamma


text: frumistjam

title: frumistjam


text: frumo

title: frumo


text: fulginis

title: fulginis


text:
astragalar

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to the astragalus.

Translations

 * French: astragalien
 * Spanish: astragalino

title: astragalar


text:
mechanograph

Noun

 * 1) One of a number of mechanically-produced copies of anything.

title: mechanograph


text: fullafahida

title: fullafahida


text: mechanographs

title: mechanographs


text:
unplacable

Adjective

 * 1)  implacable

title: unplacable


text: fullafahjan

title: fullafahjan


text: fullafraþjam

title: fullafraþjam


text: vicount

title: vicount


text: vicounts

title: vicounts


text: fullamma

title: fullamma


text: fullans

title: fullans


text: fullaweisai

title: fullaweisai


text: fullaweisjam

title: fullaweisjam


text: fullawitan

title: fullawitan


text: fullawitans

title: fullawitans


text: prosomata

title: prosomata


text: fulliþ

title: fulliþ


text: fulliþe

title: fulliþe


text: fulljai

title: fulljai


text: fullnaiþ

title: fullnaiþ


text: fullons

title: fullons


text: fullos

title: fullos


text: fulnaiþ

title: fulnaiþ


text: funiskos

title: funiskos


text: funþi

title: funþi


text: fwnikiska

title: fwnikiska


text: gaaggwei

title: gaaggwei


text: gaaggwein

title: gaaggwein


text: gaaggwidai

title: gaaggwidai


text: gaaiginondau

title: gaaiginondau


text: gaainanaidai

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