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subiciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) supplying etc.

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text:
kürtőskalács

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chimney cake: a Hungarian pastry made by wrapping a stripe of dough on a specialized rolling pin which doubles as a spit. It is then glazed and baked by rotating over heat source until the glaze becomes caramelized.

Usage notes
The correct spelling is with  rather than  because  derives from  rather than from.

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Thread:User talk:Leolaursen/Index/reply

Hi LA2, thanks, I've made a request on Conrad Irwin's talk page. I actually thought about it some time ago, but as I recall, his bot had problems with the sort order for some languages.

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Appendix:Proto-Germanic verbs

Proto-Germanic verbs are conjugated according to:

 * Person (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
 * Number (singular, dual, plural)
 * Tense (present, past)
 * Mood (indicative, subjunctive, imperative)
 * Voice (active, passive)

Not all combinations of these categories exist. There is no 3rd person dual form, and the passive voice has no forms for the past tense or imperative mood. Intransitive verbs also lack passive forms for semantic reasons. In addition to these combinations, there are also three non-finite forms: an infinitive and a present (active) and past (passive) participle.

Proto-Germanic verbs can be divided into three broad groups: strong, weak and preterite-present. These differ in how the tenses are formed, but are otherwise identical in their inflection. In addition, some verbs are irregular and follow non-standard patterns of inflection, although they are generally still analogous to the other three categories.

Strong verbs

 * Template: ,

Strong verbs display their tense through ablaut and/or reduplication; the past tense shows a different stem than the present. There are seven classes of strong verb. The first six classes form the past tense with ablaut alone, and the seventh class forms it through reduplication. However, there are some class 7 strong verbs that have both ablaut and reduplication.

If the vowel of the present contains -e-, it becomes -i- when the following ending begins with -i-; this occurs in the 2nd and 3rd person singular forms, and the 2nd person plural form.

j-presents
A few strong verbs in classes 5, 6 and 7 are so-called j-present verbs. These verbs show a j-suffix in the present tense, and therefore inflect like the class 1 weak verbs.

Phonetic processes in strong verbs
Reduplication in class 7 strong verbs is formed by taking the initial consonant of the stem and prefixing it to the stem, with -e- in between. If the stem begins with s- followed by another consonant, both consonants are reduplicated. The initial s- of the original stem undergoes Verner's law alternation when the reduplicating prefix is added, and becomes -z- (as in Gothic saizlēp for the past tense of slēpan, and the four Icelandic ri-verbs).

Verner's law alternations (f-b, þ-d, h-g, hw-gw, s-z) generally occur in the final stem consonant of all strong verbs. The first and second principal parts show the voiceless alternant, and the third and fourth show the voiced alternant. This phenomenon is known as grammatical change or grammatischer Wechsel, and survives in several West Germanic languages up to today (as in English was and were).

The alternations are somewhat more complicated in verbs containing labiovelars (hw, kw or gw), since these underwent further changes in Germanic. Generally, labiovelars are delabialised and become h, k or g when they stand next to -u-, or are preceded by -un-. This applies both to stem-initial and stem-final labiovelars, and can be seen in, where the -u- of the past stem triggers the change.

Since gw, when it had not been delabialised at an earlier stage, generally became w in Germanic unless preceded by n, verbs ending in gw or hw (which becomes gw through Verner alternation) are particularly complex. If gw is preceded by n, it remains as such but the usual delabialisation rules apply. This is seen in. If gw is not preceded by n, then it becomes w unless next to u, in which case it is delabialised and appears as g instead. The verb demonstrates this three-way consonant alternation.

The 2nd person singular past indicative ending -t generally triggers assimilation of the preceding consonant according to the Germanic spirant law:

 * bt, pt > ft
 * dt, tt, þt > st
 * gt, kt, hwt > ht

Weak verbs
Weak verbs form the past tense with a suffix in -d-, or sometimes -t-. There are four main classes of weak verb, which differ in the vowels that follow the verb stem.

Suffixless weak verbs

 * Template:

This is a relic class consisting of only a few verbs. Their present tense is identical to that of strong verbs, the past tense had no linking vowel.

Class 1

 * Template:

This class consists of verbs ending in -(i)janą, and has a past tense in -id-. The present tense suffix varies between -ja/ija- and -i/ī-.

j-presents
A few irregular verbs in this class are j-presents, and have the suffix only in the present tense, analogous with the strong j-presents. Their past tense has -t-, with the preceding consonant assimilating to the suffix according to the Germanic spirant law.

Class 2

 * Template:

This class consists of verbs ending in -ōną, and has a past tense in -ōd-. The present tense suffix is always -ō-.

Class 3

 * Template:

This class has an infinitive in -āną and a past tense in -ād-. The present tense suffix varies between -ā- and -ai-.

j-presents

 * Template:

This class has an infinitive in -(i)janą and a past tense in -d- with no linking vowel. The present tense suffix varies between -ja/ija- and -ai-.

Class 4

 * Template:

This class has been notoriously difficult to reconstruct, but some details are known. The infinitive ended in -naną, and the past tense was formed with -nōd-. The present tense forms are uncertain, but probably varied between -ō- and -a-. These verbs are inchoatives, and indicate a change of state or the process of coming into that state. As a result, they are always intransitive, and have no passive forms or a past participle.

Preterite-present verbs

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Preterite-present verbs are a small group of originally perfect verbs whose present tense forms appear like the past tense forms of strong verbs. Because of this, they have no passive forms. Like strong verbs, they show ablaut, but the ablaut patterns of the present are those of the strong past. Therefore, principal part 1 does not appear, and principal part 2 appears in the present singular indicative. The past tense is formed like weak verbs, with no linking vowel, and often shows the effects of the Germanic spirant law.

Periphrastic formations
The future tense is often expressed using the present tense, but may be formed using the auxiliary verb.

The perfect tense is formed using the past participle along with the auxiliary verbs or. But it may also be formed with the prefix in some cases.

The passive voice may also be formed with auxiliary verbs; this is neccessary in the past tense, which lacks an inflected passive. The verbs or  were generally used for this purpose.

Modality is generally expressed using various preterite-present verbs. indicates an absolute requirement, or even inevitability. This explains its use for forming the future tense. expresses a strong need or requirement. is used to express a possibility within the circumstances. by comparison indicates a possibility by one's own ability or knowledge. is used for permission, where the possibility is determined by the wishes of another person. meanwhile expresses one's own wishes.

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LOCA

Noun

 * 1)  loss-of-coolant accident

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text:
subitaneus

Etymology
Derived from.

Adjective

 * 1) sudden, unexpected

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subitatio

Noun

 * 1) suddenness

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text:
LOFT

Noun

 * 1)  loss of fluid test

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subiungo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to affix something to a more primary thing: to subjoin, to subordinate
 * 2) to join or add to
 * 3) to affix, to annex

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Appendix:Proto-Germanic nouns

Proto-Germanic nouns are declined according to number (singular and plural) and case (nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive, dative and instrumental). Furthermore, each noun has an assigned gender, which determines the inflection of that noun but also of any pronouns or adjectives that modify or refer to that noun. There are three genders: masculine, feminine and neuter. Often but not always, the gender can be determined from the nominative singular form of the noun. Additionally, the nominative and vocative plural forms are always alike, and neuter nouns have only a single form for the nominative, vocative and accusative cases.

Nouns can be divided into several declension classes based on the formation of the case-and-number endings. Globally, there are vowel stems (a-, ō-, i- and u-stems) and consonant stems (n-, r- and z-stems and stems ending in other consonants). Usually, only nouns ending in consonants other than n, r or z are called consonant stems. Additionally, the a-, ō- and an-stems could be preceded by -j-; these ja-, jō- and jan-stems were not very different from their normal counterparts in Proto-Germanic but diverged (often radically) in the daughter languages.

a-stems
The a-stems descend from Proto-Indo-European thematic nouns, and are the most common type of noun in Proto-Germanic. They can be either masculine (ending in -az) or neuter (ending in -ą, nasal a). The two genders differ only in the nominative, vocative and accusative cases; the other three cases are identical for both.

The genitive singular *-as is unusual in that it does not display the expected effects of Verner's law. It was likely imported from the genitive pronoun via the a-stem adjectives.

ō-stems
The ō-stems descend from PIE thematic feminine nouns in *-eh₂, as well as neuter plurals that were reinterpreted as feminine singulars. They are also common, and are always feminine, with the nominative singular ending in -ō. They are the feminine equivalent of the a-stems.

ī/jō-stems
The ī/jō stems are a small group of inherited feminine nouns that inflect mostly as jō-stems, but which have a nominative and vocative singular ending in -ī instead of -jō. They descend from PIE proterokinetic feminines in -ih₂-/-yéh₂-.

i-stems
The i-stems are reasonably common, and appear in all three genders, although neuter i-stems are very rare. The masculine and feminine i-stems are declined the same, with a nominative singular in -iz. The neuters end in -i.

u-stems
The u-stems are fairly common, and are mostly analogous to i-stems. The masculine and feminine are identical, ending in -uz. Neuters are very rare, and end in -u.

an-stems
The an-stems are a common group of noun and are either masculine or neuter, although neuters are limited to a small handful of inherited forms. The nominative singular end in -ô (overlong).

ōn-stems
The ōn-stems are an innovative Germanic formation, created by adding n-stem endings to ō-stems. They are also common and are always feminine, ending in -ǭ (long nasal o). They are the feminine counterpart of the an-stems, just like ō-stems are the feminine counterpart of a-stems.

īn-stems
This group of nouns contains only a single type of abstract noun, formed by attaching the suffix to adjectives. They are always feminine, and are essentially identical to ōn-stems, with ī replacing ō in all the forms. The nominative singular ends in -į̄ (long nasal i).

r-stems
The r-stems are limited only to a group of seven close kinship terms:, , , , , , and. Their inflection generally resembled the other consonant stems.

z-stems
The z-stems are fairly rare, and are always neuter. They are formed similar to an-stems, but with z replacing n. Their nominative singular forms end in -az, like masculine a-stems.

Other consonant stems
Nouns in this group are usually just called "consonant stems". It is mostly a class of remnants, consisting of root nouns (nouns with no suffix) and nouns with a suffix ending in a consonant other than n, r or z. They can be any gender, and masculine and feminine are identical, with nominative singular forms ending in -s or -z based on the voicing of the previous consonant, theoretically. However, no languages would reflect separate reflexes, and all Northwest Germanic reflexes come from *-z by analogy (the distinction obscured by Gothic by final devoicing), so could have the variant *fōtz.

There are few reconstructible neuters; those that can be reconstructed are irregular and have no ending in the nominative singular. It is possible that many a-stem neuters actually or originally belonged to this class, however.

title: Appendix:Proto-Germanic nouns


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title: inramningarnas


text: inramningars

title: inramningars


text: inramningens

title: inramningens


text: inramnings

title: inramnings


text: insatsstyrkan

title: insatsstyrkan


text: insatsstyrkans

title: insatsstyrkans


text: insatsstyrkas

title: insatsstyrkas


text: insatsstyrkor

title: insatsstyrkor


text: insatsstyrkorna

title: insatsstyrkorna


text: insatsstyrkornas

title: insatsstyrkornas


text: insatsstyrkors

title: insatsstyrkors


text: inspirationskällan

title: inspirationskällan


text: inspirationskällans

title: inspirationskällans


text: inspirationskällas

title: inspirationskällas


text: inspirationskällor

title: inspirationskällor


text: inspirationskällorna

title: inspirationskällorna


text: inspirationskällornas

title: inspirationskällornas


text: inspirationskällors

title: inspirationskällors


text: institutens

title: institutens


text: institutionelle

title: institutionelle


text: institutionellt

title: institutionellt


text: interinstitutionella

title: interinstitutionella


text: interinstitutionelle

title: interinstitutionelle


text: interinstitutionellt

title: interinstitutionellt


text: interjektionen

title: interjektionen


text: interjektionens

title: interjektionens


text: interjektioner

title: interjektioner


text: interjektionerna

title: interjektionerna


text: interjektionernas

title: interjektionernas


text: interjektioners

title: interjektioners


text: interjektions

title: interjektions


text: intervjuad

title: intervjuad


text: intervjuade

title: intervjuade


text: intervjuades

title: intervjuades


text: intervjuande

title: intervjuande


text: intervjuas

title: intervjuas


text: intervjuat

title: intervjuat


text: intervjuats

title: intervjuats


text: inträng

title: inträng


text: inträngande

title: inträngande


text: inträngas

title: inträngas


text: inträngd

title: inträngd


text: inträngde

title: inträngde


text: inträngdes

title: inträngdes


text: intränger

title: intränger


text: intränges

title: intränges


text:
志望

Noun

 * 1) wish, desire, ambition

Verb

 * 1) to wish, to desire, to have an ambition

title: 志望


text: inträngs

title: inträngs


text: inträngt

title: inträngt


text: inträngts

title: inträngts


text: invasionsstyrkan

title: invasionsstyrkan


text: invasionsstyrkans

title: invasionsstyrkans


text: invasionsstyrkas

title: invasionsstyrkas


text: invasionsstyrkor

title: invasionsstyrkor


text: invasionsstyrkorna

title: invasionsstyrkorna


text: invasionsstyrkornas

title: invasionsstyrkornas


text: invasionsstyrkors

title: invasionsstyrkors


text: invänd

title: invänd


text: invändande

title: invändande


text: invändas

title: invändas


text: invände

title: invände


text: invändes

title: invändes


text: invänds

title: invänds


text: invänt

title: invänt


text: inväntad

title: inväntad


text: inväntade

title: inväntade


text: inväntades

title: inväntades


text: inväntande

title: inväntande


text: inväntar

title: inväntar


text: inväntas

title: inväntas


text: inväntat

title: inväntat


text: inväntats

title: inväntats


text: invänts

title: invänts


text: inägan

title: inägan


text: inägans

title: inägans


text: inägas

title: inägas


text: inägorna

title: inägorna


text: inägornas

title: inägornas


text: inägors

title: inägors


text: inälvan

title: inälvan


text: inälvans

title: inälvans


text: inälvas

title: inälvas


text: inälvornas

title: inälvornas


text: inälvors

title: inälvors


text: ismassan

title: ismassan


text: ismassans

title: ismassans


text: ismassas

title: ismassas


text: ismassor

title: ismassor


text: ismassorna

title: ismassorna


text: ismassornas

title: ismassornas


text: ismassors

title: ismassors


text: isomorfin

title: isomorfin


text: isomorfins

title: isomorfins


text: isomorfis

title: isomorfis


text: jackan

title: jackan


text: jackas

title: jackas


text: jackor

title: jackor


text: jackorna

title: jackorna


text: jackornas

title: jackornas


text: jackors

title: jackors


text: jagpsykologin

title: jagpsykologin


text: jagpsykologins

title: jagpsykologins


text: jagpsykologis

title: jagpsykologis


text: jordmassan

title: jordmassan


text: jordmassans

title: jordmassans


text: jordmassas

title: jordmassas


text: jordmassor

title: jordmassor


text: jordmassorna

title: jordmassorna


text: jordmassornas

title: jordmassornas


text:
summergo

Etymology
From la.

Verb

 * 1) to sink, submerge, submerse
 * 2) to overwhelm
 * 1) to overwhelm

title: summergo


text: jordmassors

title: jordmassors


text: justeringarna

title: justeringarna


text: justeringarnas

title: justeringarnas


text: justeringars

title: justeringars


text: justeringens

title: justeringens


text: justerings

title: justerings


text: submergo

title: submergo


text: submergis

title: submergis


text: submergit

title: submergit


text: submergimus

title: submergimus


text: submergitis

title: submergitis


text: submergunt

title: submergunt


text: submergam

title: submergam


text: submerget

title: submerget


text: submergemus

title: submergemus


text: submergetis

title: submergetis


text: submergebam

title: submergebam


text: submergebas

title: submergebas


text: submergebat

title: submergebat


text: submergebamus

title: submergebamus


text: submergebatis

title: submergebatis


text: submergebant

title: submergebant


text: submersi

title: submersi


text: submersisti

title: submersisti


text: submersit

title: submersit


text: submersimus

title: submersimus


text: submersistis

title: submersistis


text: submerserunt

title: submerserunt


text: submersero

title: submersero


text: submerseris

title: submerseris


text: submerserit

title: submerserit


text: submerserimus

title: submerserimus


text: submerseritis

title: submerseritis


text: submerserint

title: submerserint


text: submerseram

title: submerseram


text: submerseras

title: submerseras


text: submerserat

title: submerserat


text: submerseramus

title: submerseramus


text: submerseratis

title: submerseratis


text: submerserant

title: submerserant


text: submergor

title: submergor


text: submergeris

title: submergeris


text: submergitur

title: submergitur


text: submergimur

title: submergimur


text: submergimini

title: submergimini


text: submerguntur

title: submerguntur


text: submergar

title: submergar


text: submergetur

title: submergetur


text: submergemur

title: submergemur


text: submergemini

title: submergemini


text: submergentur

title: submergentur


text: submergebar

title: submergebar


text: submergebaris

title: submergebaris


text: submergebatur

title: submergebatur


text: submergebamur

title: submergebamur


text: submergebamini

title: submergebamini


text: submergebantur

title: submergebantur


text: submergas

title: submergas


text: submergat

title: submergat


text: submergamus

title: submergamus


text: submergatis

title: submergatis


text: submergant

title: submergant


text: submergerem

title: submergerem


text: submergeres

title: submergeres


text: submergeret

title: submergeret


text: submergeremus

title: submergeremus


text: submergeretis

title: submergeretis


text: submergerent

title: submergerent


text: submerserim

title: submerserim


text: submersissem

title: submersissem


text: submersisses

title: submersisses


text: submersisset

title: submersisset


text: submersissemus

title: submersissemus


text: submersissetis

title: submersissetis


text: submersissent

title: submersissent


text: submergaris

title: submergaris


text: submergatur

title: submergatur


text: submergamur

title: submergamur


text: submergamini

title: submergamini


text: submergantur

title: submergantur


text: submergerer

title: submergerer


text: submergereris

title: submergereris


text: submergeretur

title: submergeretur


text: submergeremur

title: submergeremur


text: submergeremini

title: submergeremini


text: submergerentur

title: submergerentur


text: submergito

title: submergito


text: submergite

title: submergite


text: submergitote

title: submergitote


text: submergunto

title: submergunto


text: submergere

title: submergere


text: submergitor

title: submergitor


text: submerguntor

title: submerguntor


text: submersisse

title: submersisse


text: submergi

title: submergi


text: summergis

title: summergis


text: summergit

title: summergit


text: summergimus

title: summergimus


text: summergitis

title: summergitis


text: summergunt

title: summergunt


text: summergam

title: summergam


text: summerges

title: summerges


text: summerget

title: summerget


text: summergemus

title: summergemus


text: summergetis

title: summergetis


text: summergent

title: summergent


text: summergebam

title: summergebam


text: summergebas

title: summergebas


text: summergebat

title: summergebat


text: summergebamus

title: summergebamus


text: summergebatis

title: summergebatis


text: summergebant

title: summergebant


text: summersi

title: summersi


text: summersisti

title: summersisti


text: summersit

title: summersit


text: summersimus

title: summersimus


text: summersistis

title: summersistis


text: summerserunt

title: summerserunt


text: summersero

title: summersero


text: summerseris

title: summerseris


text: summerserit

title: summerserit


text: summerserimus

title: summerserimus


text: summerseritis

title: summerseritis


text: summerserint

title: summerserint


text: summerseram

title: summerseram


text: summerseras

title: summerseras


text: summerserat

title: summerserat


text: summerseramus

title: summerseramus


text: summerseratis

title: summerseratis


text: summerserant

title: summerserant


text: summergor

title: summergor


text: summergeris

title: summergeris


text: summergitur

title: summergitur


text: summergimur

title: summergimur


text: summergimini

title: summergimini


text: summerguntur

title: summerguntur


text: summergar

title: summergar


text: summergetur

title: summergetur


text: summergemur

title: summergemur


text: summergemini

title: summergemini


text: summergentur

title: summergentur


text: summergebar

title: summergebar


text: summergebaris

title: summergebaris


text: summergebatur

title: summergebatur


text: summergebamur

title: summergebamur


text: summergebamini

title: summergebamini


text: summergebantur

title: summergebantur


text: summergas

title: summergas


text: summergat

title: summergat


text: summergamus

title: summergamus


text: summergatis

title: summergatis


text: summergant

title: summergant


text: summergerem

title: summergerem


text: summergeres

title: summergeres


text: summergeret

title: summergeret


text: summergeremus

title: summergeremus


text: summergeretis

title: summergeretis


text: summergerent

title: summergerent


text: summerserim

title: summerserim


text: summersissem

title: summersissem


text: summersisses

title: summersisses


text: summersisset

title: summersisset


text: summersissemus

title: summersissemus


text: summersissetis

title: summersissetis


text: summersissent

title: summersissent


text: summergaris

title: summergaris


text: summergatur

title: summergatur


text: summergamur

title: summergamur


text: summergamini

title: summergamini


text: summergantur

title: summergantur


text: summergerer

title: summergerer


text: summergereris

title: summergereris


text: summergeretur

title: summergeretur


text: summergeremur

title: summergeremur


text: summergeremini

title: summergeremini


text: summergerentur

title: summergerentur


text: summerge

title: summerge


text: summergito

title: summergito


text: summergite

title: summergite


text: summergitote

title: summergitote


text: summergunto

title: summergunto


text: summergere

title: summergere


text: summergitor

title: summergitor


text: summerguntor

title: summerguntor


text: summersisse

title: summersisse


text: summergi

title: summergi


text:
submittens

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: submittens


text:
殺人者

Noun

 * 1) a murderer

title: 殺人者


text:
summittens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) rearing or raising animals
 * 2) moderating, restraining
 * 3) submitting

title: summittens


text: submittentes

title: submittentes


text: submittentia

title: submittentia


text: submittentis

title: submittentis


text: submittentium

title: submittentium


text: submittenti

title: submittenti


text: submittente

title: submittente


text: submittentibus

title: submittentibus


text: submittentem

title: submittentem


text: summittentes

title: summittentes


text: summittentia

title: summittentia


text: summittentis

title: summittentis


text: summittentium

title: summittentium


text: summittenti

title: summittenti


text: summittente

title: summittente


text: summittentibus

title: summittentibus


text: summittentem

title: summittentem


text:
subnavigo

Verb

 * 1) to sail under the lee

title: subnavigo


text: subnavigas

title: subnavigas


text: subnavigat

title: subnavigat


text: subnavigamus

title: subnavigamus


text: subnavigatis

title: subnavigatis


text: subnavigant

title: subnavigant


text: subnavigabo

title: subnavigabo


text: subnavigabis

title: subnavigabis


text: subnavigabit

title: subnavigabit


text: subnavigabimus

title: subnavigabimus


text: subnavigabitis

title: subnavigabitis


text: subnavigabunt

title: subnavigabunt


text: subnavigabam

title: subnavigabam


text: subnavigabas

title: subnavigabas


text: subnavigabat

title: subnavigabat


text: subnavigabamus

title: subnavigabamus


text: subnavigabatis

title: subnavigabatis


text: subnavigabant

title: subnavigabant


text: subnavigavi

title: subnavigavi


text: subnavigavisti

title: subnavigavisti


text: subnavigavit

title: subnavigavit


text: subnavigavimus

title: subnavigavimus


text: subnavigavistis

title: subnavigavistis


text:
さつじんしゃ

Noun

 * 1)  murderer

title: さつじんしゃ


text: subnavigaverunt

title: subnavigaverunt


text: subnavigavero

title: subnavigavero


text: subnavigaveris

title: subnavigaveris


text: subnavigaverit

title: subnavigaverit


text: subnavigaverimus

title: subnavigaverimus


text: subnavigaveritis

title: subnavigaveritis


text: subnavigaverint

title: subnavigaverint


text: subnavigaveram

title: subnavigaveram


text: subnavigaveras

title: subnavigaveras


text: subnavigaverat

title: subnavigaverat


text: subnavigaveramus

title: subnavigaveramus


text: subnavigaveratis

title: subnavigaveratis


text: subnavigaverant

title: subnavigaverant


text: subnavigor

title: subnavigor


text: subnavigaris

title: subnavigaris


text: subnavigamur

title: subnavigamur


text: subnavigamini

title: subnavigamini


text: subnavigatur

title: subnavigatur


text: subnavigantur

title: subnavigantur


text: subnavigabor

title: subnavigabor


text: subnavigaberis

title: subnavigaberis


text: subnavigabimur

title: subnavigabimur


text: subnavigabimini

title: subnavigabimini


text: subnavigabitur

title: subnavigabitur


text: subnavigabuntur

title: subnavigabuntur


text: subnavigabar

title: subnavigabar


text: subnavigabaris

title: subnavigabaris


text: subnavigabamur

title: subnavigabamur


text: subnavigabamini

title: subnavigabamini


text: subnavigabatur

title: subnavigabatur


text: subnavigabantur

title: subnavigabantur


text: subnavigem

title: subnavigem


text: subnaviges

title: subnaviges


text: subnaviget

title: subnaviget


text: subnavigemus

title: subnavigemus


text: subnavigetis

title: subnavigetis


text: subnavigent

title: subnavigent


text: subnavigarem

title: subnavigarem


text: subnavigares

title: subnavigares


text: subnavigaret

title: subnavigaret


text: subnavigaremus

title: subnavigaremus


text: subnavigaretis

title: subnavigaretis


text: subnavigarent

title: subnavigarent


text: subnavigaverim

title: subnavigaverim


text: subnavigavissem

title: subnavigavissem


text: subnavigavisses

title: subnavigavisses


text: subnavigavisset

title: subnavigavisset


text: subnavigavissemus

title: subnavigavissemus


text: subnavigavissetis

title: subnavigavissetis


text: subnavigavissent

title: subnavigavissent


text: subnaviger

title: subnaviger


text: subnavigeris

title: subnavigeris


text: subnavigemur

title: subnavigemur


text: subnavigemini

title: subnavigemini


text: subnavigetur

title: subnavigetur


text: subnavigentur

title: subnavigentur


text: subnavigarer

title: subnavigarer


text: subnavigareris

title: subnavigareris


text: subnavigaremur

title: subnavigaremur


text: subnavigaremini

title: subnavigaremini


text: subnavigaretur

title: subnavigaretur


text: subnavigarentur

title: subnavigarentur


text: subnaviga

title: subnaviga


text: subnavigato

title: subnavigato


text: subnavigate

title: subnavigate


text: subnavigatote

title: subnavigatote


text: subnaviganto

title: subnaviganto


text: subnavigare

title: subnavigare


text: subnavigator

title: subnavigator


text: subnavigantor

title: subnavigantor


text: subnavigavisse

title: subnavigavisse


text: subnavigari

title: subnavigari


text:
subobscurus

Adjective

 * 1) somewhat obscure

title: subobscurus


text: subobscura

title: subobscura


text: subobscurum

title: subobscurum


text: subobscuri

title: subobscuri


text: subobscurae

title: subobscurae


text: subobscurorum

title: subobscurorum


text: subobscurarum

title: subobscurarum


text: subobscuro

title: subobscuro


text: subobscuris

title: subobscuris


text: subobscuram

title: subobscuram


text: subobscuros

title: subobscuros


text: subobscuras

title: subobscuras


text:
subobscure

Adjective

 * 1) Somewhat obscure.

title: subobscure


text: subposuerat

title: subposuerat


text: subposuit

title: subposuit


text:
Appendix:Proto-Germanic adjectives

Proto-Germanic adjectives are declined according to number (singular and plural), case (nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive, dative and instrumental) and gender (masculine, feminine and neuter). The number, case and gender of each adjective matches that of the noun or pronoun it modifies.

As with nouns, adjectives can be divided into several declension classes based on the formation of the endings. However, there are less distinct classes, and the classes themselves are mostly alike in their declension. A distinct characteristic of Germanic adjectives however is that each adjective can be inflected according to two different paradigms: strong and weak. The strong inflection is that of the adjective itself, and is either a-stem, i-stem or u-stem. The weak inflection is always the n-stem declension.

The two kinds of inflection reflect a difference in meaning. Weak adjectives are considered definite, and refer to specific individuals, known people or things, or to people or things for which the adjective is a defining characteristic. They are often used with demonstrative determiners, although they can also be used alone, in which case they are similar to a definite article. Strong adjectives are used in all other cases. Many determiners can inflect only according to one type, and are either always strong or always weak.

a-stems

 * Templates: ,

The a-stems are by far the most common type of adjective in Proto-Germanic. They inflect similar, but not quite the same as the a- and ō-stems of nouns. There are also ja-stems and wa-stems, which are more rare.

i-stems

 * Template:

The i-stem adjectives are more rare. They are almost identical to ja-stem adjectives, and differ only in the masculine and feminine nominative singular, and in the neuter nominative and accusative singular.

u-stems

 * Template:

The u-stems are also rare, and are analogous to i-stems. Like i-stem adjectives, they are declined almost identically to ja-stems, except for the nominative singular.

n-stems

 * Template:

The n-stems represent the weak adjective inflection, and are not a distinct class of adjective. However, some determiners always inflect as weak, and are never strong. The inflection is identical to the an- and ōn-stem declension of nouns.

an/īn-stems

 * Template:

Comparatives and ordinals use an alternative variety of the weak inflection. In this inflection, the feminine forms are not those of the ōn-stem nouns but of the īn-stems.

Comparison
Germanic adjectives had both a comparative and superlative form. The comparative was formed with -izô or -ōzô and always followed the an/īn-stem declension. The superlative was formed with -istaz or -ōstaz and declined like a regular a-stem adjective, either strong or weak. Which variety of the comparative or superlative suffixes was used, with -i- or -ō-, depended on the declension of the original adjective but was also random and unpredictable. The ja-stem, i-stem and u-stem adjectives always used -i-. Regular a-stem adjectives used either, and which suffix was used for a particular adjective could not be predicted easily, it had to be memorised for each adjective.

There was also a rarer comparative form in -umô, which declined like a regular comparative. It was mostly found in old relic formations and was probably only marginally productive. It had a corresponding superlative in -umistaz.

Irregular comparison
Comparatives were originally separate adjectives, and this still shows in the behaviour of some adjectives, which form their comparative and superlative with a different stem from the positive.

The most extreme examples are what is called "suppletive comparison", where the entire root was different. Sometimes, the comparatives remained in a daughter language while the basic adjective was replaced, showing that the paradigmatic connection between the degrees was not strong, and the positive degree could easily be substituted. In this way, several adjectives may have shared the same comparative, as in English and  today. The word "small" even seems to have had two comparatives originally, but it's not clear whether there was a difference in meaning. There is also a single Gothic example of a possible alternative comparative for "good", but it is not found anywhere else in Germanic.

In a few cases, Verner alternation occurs between the positive and the other two degrees, with the positive having the voiced alternant and the comparative and superlative the voiceless alternant. In the case of "old", the positive degree was lost in Old Norse and replaced with, creating a new suppletive paradigm.

Finally, there are also some cases in which a suffix that was present in the positive degree was dropped in the comparative and superlative degree. This is probably another example of how the comparative system was originally derivational rather than paradigmatic (in which case one suffix simply replaced another). One example is known from Gothic:

title: Appendix:Proto-Germanic adjectives


text: subrufus

title: subrufus


text: satsujinsha

title: satsujinsha


text:
surrufus

Adjective

 * 1) somewhat reddish; ginger (coloured)

title: surrufus


text: subrufa

title: subrufa


text: subrufum

title: subrufum


text: subrufi

title: subrufi


text: subrufae

title: subrufae


text: subruforum

title: subruforum


text: subrufarum

title: subrufarum


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title: subrufo


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title: subrufis


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title: subrufam


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title: subrufos


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title: subrufas


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title: subrufe


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title: surrufa


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title: surrufum


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title: surrufi


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title: surrufae


text: surruforum

title: surruforum


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title: surrufarum


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title: surrufo


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title: surrufis


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title: surrufam


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title: surrufos


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text:
subsannans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) mocking, deriding
 * 2) sneering (at)

title: subsannans


text: subsannantes

title: subsannantes


text: subsannantia

title: subsannantia


text: subsannantis

title: subsannantis


text: subsannantium

title: subsannantium


text: subsannanti

title: subsannanti


text: subsannante

title: subsannante


text: subsannantibus

title: subsannantibus


text: subsannantem

title: subsannantem


text:
subtemen

Etymology
(with regular after *-ksm- > *-sm- > *-m-).

Noun

 * 1) weft, woof
 * 2) thread, yarn (spun)

title: subtemen


text: subtemina

title: subtemina


text: subteminis

title: subteminis


text: subteminum

title: subteminum


text: subtemini

title: subtemini


text: subteminibus

title: subteminibus


text: subtemine

title: subtemine


text:
すすぐ

Verb

 * 1)  rinse one's mouth
 * 2)  wash away filth with water, rinse with water
 * 3)  clear one's name, remove some kind of shame

title: すすぐ


text: susugu

title: susugu


text: subtilior

title: subtilior


text: subtilius

title: subtilius


text: subtiliores

title: subtiliores


text: subtiliora

title: subtiliora


text: subtilioris

title: subtilioris


text: subtiliorum

title: subtiliorum


text: subtiliori

title: subtiliori


text: subtiliorem

title: subtiliorem


text: subtiliore

title: subtiliore


text: subtilioribus

title: subtilioribus


text:
漱ぐ

Verb

 * 1) rinse one's mouth, especially with water

title: 漱ぐ


text:
subucula

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  A man's undergarment or shirt.
 * 2)  In the early English church, a kind of cassock worn under the alb.

Etymology
From. Compare. The root is attested in the compound verbs and.

Noun

 * 1) a man's undergarment, a shirt (worn under a tunic etc.)

title: subucula


text: subuculae

title: subuculae


text: subucularum

title: subucularum


text: subuculis

title: subuculis


text: subuculam

title: subuculam


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title: subuculas


text:
User talk:VladikVP

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Personal questions
Hi,

do you mind if I were to ask you a few personal questions? Feel free to not answer them, but I ask them because I wish to know something about 'memory' in Russia or with Russians in general. I ask these questions to several native Russian speakers, so forgive me if you encounter these questions on different talkpages. So here are the questions:

 * When were you born?
 * Were you 16 or older in the 1980s?
 * Were you born in Russia/Soviet Union? Where?
 * How do you remember the Soviet-Afghan war/Afghan war?
 * How do you remember the Soviet repression, such as the Gulag or the prison camp system?
 * How do you remember the public discussion in the 1980s/1990s about the repression and the prison camp system?
 * How do you feel about the victims of the Afghan war and the victims of the repression?

Answer in anyway you like (which includes not answering as well of course), thank you very much.

Kind regards,

User:Mallerd (Zeg et es meisje) 12:30, 19 October 2013 (UTC)

Hjælp med danske oversættelser
Hej!

Vil du hjælpe mig med at gennemgå denne liste og tilføje danske oversættelser? Der er ca 5000 artikler og de har alle mindst en nb-oversættelse som ofte er meget lig den danske.

Jeg har begyndt med -, A og W.--So9q (talk) 11:03, 29 August 2019 (UTC)

 * Lyder interessant, men hvad er formålet dog med sådan et projekt? --VladVP (talk) 20:23, 29 August 2019 (UTC)

 * Tak for svaret! Formålet er at øge antallet oversættelser en->da i en:wiktionary. Det kan man naturligvis gøre på mange måder. Jeg synes denne er let fordi norsk er så tæt på dansk og det er mere eller mindre copy paste på mange af oversættelserne.--So9q (talk) 21:20, 29 August 2019 (UTC)

 * Jeg er altid glad for at lave nye oversættelser, men jeg må nu alligevel erklære mig lettere forvirret. Den sandkasse du har linket til ser ud til at indeholde et stamtræ over den Iranske/Ariske sprogstamme? Er det selve navnene på alle disse sprog du gerne vil oversætte, eller er det kategorierne af ord der nedstammer fra disse sprog?

 * Beklager forvirringen. Her er listen.--So9q (talk) 05:15, 31 August 2019 (UTC)

title: User talk:VladikVP


text:
User talk:Sleepingforever

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title: User talk:Sleepingforever


text: kakaduan

title: kakaduan


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title: kakaduans


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title: kakaduas


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title: kakaduorna


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title: kapacitansers


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title: kapitels


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title: kapitlen


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title: kapitlens


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title: kapitlets


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title: kassaskåpets


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title: kassaskåps


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title: kassettens


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濯ぐ

Etymology
Isugu is derived from yusugu. Susugu was originally pronounced unvoiced as susuku.

Verb

 * 1) rinse something with water, clean something with water

title: 濯ぐ


text: katedralskolorna

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title: klargörandenas


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title: klargörandens


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title: klargörandes


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title: klargörandet


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title: klistrat


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title: klistrats


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title: klockslaget


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title: klockslagets


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title: klockslags


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title: klubban


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title: klubbas


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title: klubbor


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title: klubbornas


text: klubbors

title: klubbors


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title: Category:gd:Chemical elements


text: koalitionsstyrkan

title: koalitionsstyrkan


text: koalitionsstyrkans

title: koalitionsstyrkans


text: koalitionsstyrkas

title: koalitionsstyrkas


text: koalitionsstyrkor

title: koalitionsstyrkor


text: koalitionsstyrkorna

title: koalitionsstyrkorna


text: koalitionsstyrkornas

title: koalitionsstyrkornas


text: koalitionsstyrkors

title: koalitionsstyrkors


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title: kollektiva


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title: kollektive


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title: kollektiven


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title: kollektivets


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text:
kollektivt

Adjective

 * 1)  collectively
 * 1)  collectively

Adjective

 * 1)  collectively
 * 1)  collectively

title: kollektivt


text: koloniala

title: koloniala


text: koloniale

title: koloniale


text: kolonialt

title: kolonialt


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title: kolonisten


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title: kolonistens


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title: kolonisternas


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title: kolonisters


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title: kolonists


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title: kolumnbredden


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title: kolumnbreddens


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title: kolumnbredder


text:
flokka

Verb

 * 1)  to categorize, to sort

title: flokka


text: kolumnbredderna

title: kolumnbredderna


text: kolumnbreddernas

title: kolumnbreddernas


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title: kolumnbredders


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title: kolumnbredds


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title: kombinationsfälten


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title: kombinationsfältens


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title: kombinationsfältets


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title: kombinationsfälts


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title: kommandofönstren


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title: kommandots


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title: kommes


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title: kommits


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title: koms


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title: koncentrationens


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title: koncentrationerna


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title: koncentrationernas


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title: koncentrationers


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title: kondensatorer


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title: kondensatorerna


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title: kondensatorn


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title: kondensatorns


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title: kondensators


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title: konferensen


text: konferenserna

title: konferenserna


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title: konferensernas


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title: konferensers


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title: konsensusen


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title: konsensusens


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title: konstvetenskapen


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title: konstvetenskapens


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title: konsulterna


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kopian

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to buy

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title: kopians


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title: kopplade utskrifterna


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title: kopplade utskrifternas


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title: korsfäster


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title: korsordsordbokens


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title: korsordsordboks


text: korsordsordböcker

title: korsordsordböcker


text: korsordsordböckerna

title: korsordsordböckerna


text: korsordsordböckernas

title: korsordsordböckernas


text: korsordsordböckers

title: korsordsordböckers


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title: kortsidan


text: kortsidans

title: kortsidans


text: kortsidas

title: kortsidas


text: kortsidor

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text:
注ぐ

Verb

 * 1) to pour into, to fill
 * 2) to sprinkle on, to water something
 * 3) to concentrate effort, to focus energy
 * 4) to for rain or snow to fall
 * 1) to for rain or snow to fall

Etymology 2
Cognate with.

Verb

 * 1) to pour into something
 * 2) to serve food, to dish out food, to fill a container with food

title: 注ぐ


text: kortsidorna

title: kortsidorna


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title: kortsidornas


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title: kotans


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title: kotas


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title: kotorna


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title: kotornas


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title: kotors


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title: kramet


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title: kramets


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title: kramt


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title: kretskortet


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title: kretskortets


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title: kretsschemans


text: kretsschemas

title: kretsschemas


text: kretsschemat

title: kretsschemat


text: kretsschemats

title: kretsschemats


text: tsugu

title: tsugu


text: krigade

title: krigade


text: krigande

title: krigande


text: krigat

title: krigat


text: kristallkronan

title: kristallkronan


text: kristallkronans

title: kristallkronans


text: kristallkronas

title: kristallkronas


text: kristallkronor

title: kristallkronor


text: kristallkronorna

title: kristallkronorna


text: kristallkronornas

title: kristallkronornas


text: kristallkronors

title: kristallkronors


text: kristallkulan

title: kristallkulan


text: kristallkulans

title: kristallkulans


text: kristallkulas

title: kristallkulas


text: kristallkulor

title: kristallkulor


text: kristallkulorna

title: kristallkulorna


text: kristallkulornas

title: kristallkulornas


text: kristallkulors

title: kristallkulors


text: kroppsvätskan

title: kroppsvätskan


text: kroppsvätskans

title: kroppsvätskans


text: kroppsvätskas

title: kroppsvätskas


text: kroppsvätskor

title: kroppsvätskor


text: kroppsvätskorna

title: kroppsvätskorna


text: kroppsvätskornas

title: kroppsvätskornas


text: kroppsvätskors

title: kroppsvätskors


text: kryptans

title: kryptans


text: kryptas

title: kryptas


text: kryptor

title: kryptor


text: kryptorna

title: kryptorna


text: kryptornas

title: kryptornas


text: kryptors

title: kryptors


text: kryssrutans

title: kryssrutans


text: kryssrutas

title: kryssrutas


text: kryssrutor

title: kryssrutor


text: kryssrutorna

title: kryssrutorna


text: kryssrutornas

title: kryssrutornas


text: kryssrutors

title: kryssrutors


text: kräftan

title: kräftan


text: kräftans

title: kräftans


text: kräftas

title: kräftas


text: kräftorna

title: kräftorna


text: kräftornas

title: kräftornas


text: kräftors

title: kräftors


text: krämad

title: krämad


text: krämade

title: krämade


text: krämades

title: krämades


text: krämande

title: krämande


text: krämar

title: krämar


text: krämaren

title: krämaren


text: krämarens

title: krämarens


text: krämares

title: krämares


text: krämarna

title: krämarna


text: krämarnas

title: krämarnas


text: krämas

title: krämas


text: krämat

title: krämat


text: krämats

title: krämats


text: krönikans

title: krönikans


text: krönikas

title: krönikas


text: krönikor

title: krönikor


text: krönikornas

title: krönikornas


text: krönikors

title: krönikors


text: kultursidan

title: kultursidan


text: kultursidans

title: kultursidans


text: kultursidas

title: kultursidas


text: kultursidor

title: kultursidor


text: kultursidorna

title: kultursidorna


text: kultursidornas

title: kultursidornas


text: kultursidors

title: kultursidors


text: kuststräckans

title: kuststräckans


text: kuststräckas

title: kuststräckas


text: kuststräckor

title: kuststräckor


text: kuststräckorna

title: kuststräckorna


text: kuststräckornas

title: kuststräckornas


text: kuststräckors

title: kuststräckors


text: kvacksalvaren

title: kvacksalvaren


text: kvacksalvarens

title: kvacksalvarens


text: kvacksalvares

title: kvacksalvares


text: kvacksalvarna

title: kvacksalvarna


text: kvacksalvarnas

title: kvacksalvarnas


text: kvalitetssäkringen

title: kvalitetssäkringen


text: kvalitetssäkringens

title: kvalitetssäkringens


text: kvalitetssäkrings

title: kvalitetssäkrings


text: kvarlevans

title: kvarlevans


text: kvarlevas

title: kvarlevas


text: kvarlevor

title: kvarlevor


text: kvarlevornas

title: kvarlevornas


text: kvarlevors

title: kvarlevors


text: kvarskatten

title: kvarskatten


text: kvarskattens

title: kvarskattens


text: kvarskatts

title: kvarskatts


text: kyrkklockan

title: kyrkklockan


text: kyrkklockans

title: kyrkklockans


text: kyrkklockas

title: kyrkklockas


text: kyrkklockor

title: kyrkklockor


text: kyrkklockornas

title: kyrkklockornas


text: kyrkklockors

title: kyrkklockors


text: käftar

title: käftar


text: käftarna

title: käftarna


text: käftarnas

title: käftarnas


text: käftars

title: käftars


text: käftens

title: käftens


text: käftisar

title: käftisar


text: käftisarna

title: käftisarna


text: käftisarnas

title: käftisarnas


text: käftisars

title: käftisars


text: käftisen

title: käftisen


text: käftisens

title: käftisens


text: käfts

title: käfts


text: käglan

title: käglan


text: käglans

title: käglans


text: käglas

title: käglas


text: käglor

title: käglor


text: käglorna

title: käglorna


text: käglornas

title: käglornas


text: käglors

title: käglors


text: källskatten

title: källskatten


text: källskattens

title: källskattens


text: källskatts

title: källskatts


text: kärade

title: kärade


text:
kärande

Noun

 * 1)  petitioner in a court of law

title: kärande


text: kärar

title: kärar


text: kärat

title: kärat


text: kärlekar

title: kärlekar


text: kärlekarna

title: kärlekarna


text: kärlekarnas

title: kärlekarnas


text: kärlekars

title: kärlekars


text: körbanan

title: körbanan


text: körbanans

title: körbanans


text: körbanas

title: körbanas


text: körbanor

title: körbanor


text: körbanorna

title: körbanorna


text: körbanornas

title: körbanornas


text: körbanors

title: körbanors


text:
gifre

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) greedy
 * 2) eager

title: gifre


text:
marsbuar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Martian

title: marsbuar


text: marsbuaren

title: marsbuaren


text: marsbuarar

title: marsbuarar


text: marsbuarane

title: marsbuarane


text:
εκατό

Etymology
, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1)  hundred, 100
 * 2)  a hundred, a thousand
 * 1)  a hundred, a thousand

Noun

 * 1) hundred
 * 2) the telephone number (i.e. 100) used to call the police,  the police

title: εκατό


text:
τοις εκατό

Noun

 * 1) percent, per cent
 * δύο τοις εκατό two percent

title: τοις εκατό


text: τοις εκατόν

title: τοις εκατόν


text: τα εκατό

title: τα εκατό


text:
τοις μετρητοίς

Adverb

 * 1) in cash
 * εξόφληση τοις μετρητοίς
 * payment in cash

title: τοις μετρητοίς


text: 告ぐ

title: 告ぐ


text: へいき

title: へいき


text:
heiki

Noun

 * 1) sun

title: heiki


text:
User:France64160

=Welcome on my page != Hello I am French (European Union). If you want to contact me, go to this page.

title: User:France64160


text:
次ぐ

Verb

 * 1) come after, continue after something, follow, be next
 * 2) be one rank lower than, be second to

title: 次ぐ


text:
ᎠᏂᏴᏫᏯ

Proper noun

 * 1) Cherokee people

title: ᎠᏂᏴᏫᏯ


text: 亜ぐ

title: 亜ぐ


text:
ᎩᏚᏩ

Noun

 * 1) Keetoowah, ethnonym meaning the Cherokee

title: ᎩᏚᏩ


text:
継ぐ

Verb

 * 1) succeed someone, inherit an operation, continue an action
 * 2) mend clothing
 * 3) add, such as add charcoal to a fire
 * 4) connect two things, graft, splice film, set a bone

title: 継ぐ


text:
襲ぐ

Verb

 * : succeed someone in an organization, inherit a post

title: 襲ぐ


text: 続ぐ

title: 続ぐ


text:
Raita

Etymology
From. The given name was first recorded in the 1910s.

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1935. From.

Related terms

 * Raitis

title: Raita


text:
friettent

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chip shop, friterie, takeaway

title: friettent


text:
Rota

Etymology 1
From, from , from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A branch of the papal Curia which serves as an appellate court in ecclesiastical cases, including cases of marriage nullity.
 * 2) * 1728, Ephraim Chambers, Cyclopaedia, s.v. "Rota":
 * The Rota consists of twelve Doctors, chosen out of the four Nations of Italy, France, Spain, and Germany.
 * 1)  A club established by James Harrington in 1659 to advocate term limits and rotation of government offices; other similar clubs of the era.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 羅塔島
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:

Etymology
From.

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in the end of the 19th century. From.

title: Rota


text: 嗣ぐ

title: 嗣ぐ


text:
skomakar

Etymology
From. From.

Noun

 * 1) shoemaker; cobbler

title: skomakar


text: rototills

title: rototills


text: skomakaren

title: skomakaren


text: skomakarar

title: skomakarar


text: rototilled

title: rototilled


text: skomakarane

title: skomakarane


text:
Lija

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in early 20th century. From names like, , , cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Also explained as Latvian or.

title: Lija


text:
Laimdota

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in the end of the 19th century. From, goddess of fortune +. Character in the play Uguns un nakts (1907) by Rainis.

title: Laimdota


text:
接ぐ

Verb

 * 1) connect or piece together separate things
 * 2) splice film
 * 3) set bones
 * 4) graft trees

Verb

 * 1) join two materials, such as two pieces of wood, two pieces of cloth, or wood and cloth

title: 接ぐ


text:
rufesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to redden (become reddish)

title: rufesco


text:
Laimdots

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1922. A rare masculine form of.

title: Laimdots


text:
antiptosis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Substitution of one grammatical case for another.

Translations

 * Catalan: antiptosi
 * French:
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: ᾰ̓ντῐ́πτωσῐς
 * Portuguese:

title: antiptosis


text: rufescis

title: rufescis


text: rufescit

title: rufescit


text: rufescimus

title: rufescimus


text: rufescitis

title: rufescitis


text: rufescunt

title: rufescunt


text: rufescam

title: rufescam


text: rufesces

title: rufesces


text: rufescet

title: rufescet


text: rufescemus

title: rufescemus


text: rufescetis

title: rufescetis


text: rufescebam

title: rufescebam


text: rufescebas

title: rufescebas


text: rufescebat

title: rufescebat


text: rufescebamus

title: rufescebamus


text: rufescebatis

title: rufescebatis


text: rufescebant

title: rufescebant


text: rufescas

title: rufescas


text: rufescat

title: rufescat


text: rufescamus

title: rufescamus


text: rufescatis

title: rufescatis


text: rufescant

title: rufescant


text: rufescerem

title: rufescerem


text: rufesceres

title: rufesceres


text: rufesceret

title: rufesceret


text: rufesceremus

title: rufesceremus


text: rufesceretis

title: rufesceretis


text: rufescerent

title: rufescerent


text: rufesce

title: rufesce


text: rufescito

title: rufescito


text: rufescite

title: rufescite


text: rufescitote

title: rufescitote


text: rufescunto

title: rufescunto


text: rufescere

title: rufescere


text:
rufescens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) reddening
 * 2) reddish

title: rufescens


text: rufescentes

title: rufescentes


text: rufescentia

title: rufescentia


text: rufescentis

title: rufescentis


text:
Agnis

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1923. etymology, possibly a masculine form of.

title: Agnis


text: rufescentium

title: rufescentium


text: rufescenti

title: rufescenti


text: rufescente

title: rufescente


text: rufescentibus

title: rufescentibus


text: rufescentem

title: rufescentem


text:
olivaceus

Etymology
Post-Classical; from.

Adjective

 * 1) olive-green (coloured)

title: olivaceus


text: olivaceum

title: olivaceum


text: olivaceae

title: olivaceae


text: olivaceorum

title: olivaceorum


text: olivacearum

title: olivacearum


text: olivaceis

title: olivaceis


text: olivaceam

title: olivaceam


text: olivaceos

title: olivaceos


text: olivaceas

title: olivaceas


text:
Verners

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1638. Of origin, cognate with German Werner and modern Scandinavian Verner.

title: Verners


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/kannijaną

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to make known

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/kannijaną


text: 綴ぐ

title: 綴ぐ


text:
arthritogenicity

Noun

 * 1)  The condition of being arthritogenic.
 * 2)  The degree to which an agent is arthritogenic.

title: arthritogenicity


text:
天下り

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) descent to earth from heaven
 * 2) the entity making such a visit: an avatar
 * 3) in Japan's postwar period, the practice of awarding a high-level bureaucrat with a high-paying job after retirement (also spelled ): a kind of revolving door syndrome
 * 1) in Japan's postwar period, the practice of awarding a high-level bureaucrat with a high-paying job after retirement (also spelled ): a kind of revolving door syndrome
 * 1) in Japan's postwar period, the practice of awarding a high-level bureaucrat with a high-paying job after retirement (also spelled ): a kind of revolving door syndrome

title: 天下り


text: あまくだり

title: あまくだり


text: Woiwurrong

title: Woiwurrong


text: amakudari

title: amakudari


text:
User:OrenBochman/bots/ipa

IPA-BOT

 * 1) A bot to automate IPA entry generation.
 * 2) the spelling.
 * 3) a phonemic model.
 * 4) all the existing IPA data.

Features

 * 1) knowledge based version (rule based).
 * 2) start with a languages that have simple spelling to sound maps like Hungarian and Swahili.
 * 3) add phonemic adjustment
 * 4) assimilation
 * 5) elision
 * 6) data base version (statistical).
 * 7) HMM based on input output data.
 * 8) use existing text to do.
 * 9) per language on/off flag
 * 10) check flag - add a template for human checking (for proper nouns).
 * 11) hybrid
 * 12) use both models and some discriminator

Issues
Q.A. - train and test on 95% / 5% split of existing annotation per language.

Other Features

 * 1) poll:
 * 2) is there interest in generating TTS voice files for entries?
 * 3) is there interest in generating hyphenation as well?

Resources

 * 1) open source TTS projects with language models, scripts for tts.
 * 2) Mbrola
 * 3) Sphinx
 * 4) Hspell
 * 5) CMU dict for English.
 * 6) mallet to graphic models.

title: User:OrenBochman/bots/ipa


text:
superciliaris

Adjective

 * 1)  eyebrow

title: superciliaris


text:
Álvaro

Etymology
, from Spanish-Visigothic. The Germanic proper name consists of two parts. The first part may stem from or. The second part may stem from. However, there exist other etymologies.

title: Álvaro


text: superciliare

title: superciliare


text: superciliares

title: superciliares


text: superciliaria

title: superciliaria


text: superciliarium

title: superciliarium


text: superciliari

title: superciliari


text: superciliaribus

title: superciliaribus


text: superciliarem

title: superciliarem


text:
Álvara

Etymology
Feminine form of.

title: Álvara


text: Category:nl:Roman mythology

title: Category:nl:Roman mythology


text:
arthritogenic

Adjective

 * 1)  Causing or caused by arthritis

Related terms

 * arthritogenesis

Translations

 * Portuguese: artritogénico, artritogênico

title: arthritogenic


text:
Talk:Arles

Arles
Angles Alcúdia de Crespins Albera Banys i Palaldà Ceret Ciutadella Clairà Cluses CortsavíCostoja Cotlliure Cànoes Eliana Elna Es Castell Es Mercadal Es Migjorn Gran Ferreries Font-rabiosa Formiguera Illa Llaguna Matamala Maó Menera Montboló Montferrer Morellàs i les Illes Nils Perpinyà Pertús Pià Pobla de Vallbona Pollestres Pont de Suert Pontellà Prats de Molló i la Presta Puigbalador Real Reiners Salses Sant Antoni de Portmany Sant Joan de Labritja Sant Joan de Pladecorts Sant Josep de sa Talaia Sant Llorenç de Cerdans Santa Eulària des Riu Sant Lluís Serrallonga Tec Tesà Torderes Tuïr Vall de Boí Vallespir Vilaller Vingrau Vivers

Catalan place names, don't meet WT:CFI. Speedy-delete. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:18, 8 February 2011 (UTC)
 * If is added etymology and pronunciation of these, they will meet WT:CFI and avoid deletion? --Morkai5 20:31, 8 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Pronunciation and gender will do. (I mention this because most or all of these already have gender.) Etymology and gender will do, for those that have no spaces in their names. —msh210℠ (talk) 20:38, 8 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Thanks! Give me a few days and I will do it! --Morkai5 20:59, 8 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Done! If any of them still need to be fixed, I will fix them! --Morkai5 21:26, 9 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Thanks. I'm striking this section kept. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:10, 10 February 2011 (UTC)
 * You should tag these with giving a month to correct before deletion. DAVilla 09:55, 9 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Damn, that's a good idea. I'll get on it. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:11, 9 February 2011 (UTC)
 * I've gone ahead and created the template then. It's maybe not as useful for this many entries, as Morkai5 has been able to correct the situation from this list, but the template is there if it should be needed in the future. DAVilla 07:03, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:Arles


text:
brunneus

Etymology
From, from , from.

Adjective

 * 1)  brown

title: brunneus


text: brunnea

title: brunnea


text: brunneum

title: brunneum


text: brunnei

title: brunnei


text: brunneae

title: brunneae


text: brunneorum

title: brunneorum


text: brunnearum

title: brunnearum


text: brunneo

title: brunneo


text: brunneis

title: brunneis


text: brunneam

title: brunneam


text: brunneos

title: brunneos


text: brunneas

title: brunneas


text: brunnee

title: brunnee


text:
coronatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) crowned
 * 2) encircled, enclosed

title: coronatus


text: coronatum

title: coronatum


text: coronatae

title: coronatae


text: coronatorum

title: coronatorum


text: coronatarum

title: coronatarum


text: coronatam

title: coronatam


text: coronatas

title: coronatas


text:
Talk:-speaking

-speaking
Not a suffix. Like -opening: in "a door-opening device". Equinox ◑ 12:09, 15 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Redirect to [[speaking]] (q.v.), I suppose. (And, in that case, remove from the latter the link to this entry.) If you like, see also quasirelevant old discussion. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:45, 15 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Yes, redirect to avoid the entry being re-created. Mglovesfun (talk) 23:49, 15 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Not sure we should use redirects as a Band-Aid to prevent newbie mistakes. Equinox ◑ 23:34, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

Redirected, the possibility of orphaning and deleting the redirect is still there. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:35, 1 January 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:-speaking


text:
nigresco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to blacken, darken (become black or dark)

title: nigresco


text: nigrescis

title: nigrescis


text: nigrescit

title: nigrescit


text: nigrescimus

title: nigrescimus


text: nigrescitis

title: nigrescitis


text: nigrescunt

title: nigrescunt


text: nigrescam

title: nigrescam


text: nigresces

title: nigresces


text: nigrescet

title: nigrescet


text: nigrescemus

title: nigrescemus


text: nigrescetis

title: nigrescetis


text:
nigrescent

Etymology
From , present participle of , from. See.

Adjective

 * 1) Approaching blackness; blackish, dark-coloured.

title: nigrescent


text: nigrescebam

title: nigrescebam


text: nigrescebas

title: nigrescebas


text: nigrescebat

title: nigrescebat


text: nigrescebamus

title: nigrescebamus


text: nigrescebatis

title: nigrescebatis


text: nigrescebant

title: nigrescebant


text: nigrui

title: nigrui


text: nigruisti

title: nigruisti


text: nigruit

title: nigruit


text: nigruimus

title: nigruimus


text: nigruistis

title: nigruistis


text: nigruerunt

title: nigruerunt


text: nigruero

title: nigruero


text: nigrueris

title: nigrueris


text:
はぐ

Verb

 * 1)  tear off, peel off, skin, disrobe
 * 2)  join together, such as wood and cloth

Noun

 * 1)  hug

title: はぐ


text: nigruerit

title: nigruerit


text: nigruerimus

title: nigruerimus


text: nigrueritis

title: nigrueritis


text: nigruerint

title: nigruerint


text: nigrueram

title: nigrueram


text: nigrueras

title: nigrueras


text: nigruerat

title: nigruerat


text: nigrueramus

title: nigrueramus


text: nigrueratis

title: nigrueratis


text: nigruerant

title: nigruerant


text: nigrescas

title: nigrescas


text: nigrescat

title: nigrescat


text: nigrescamus

title: nigrescamus


text: nigrescatis

title: nigrescatis


text: nigrescant

title: nigrescant


text: nigrescerem

title: nigrescerem


text: nigresceres

title: nigresceres


text: nigresceret

title: nigresceret


text: nigresceremus

title: nigresceremus


text: nigresceretis

title: nigresceretis


text: nigrescerent

title: nigrescerent


text: nigruerim

title: nigruerim


text: nigruissem

title: nigruissem


text: nigruisses

title: nigruisses


text: nigruisset

title: nigruisset


text: nigruissemus

title: nigruissemus


text: nigruissetis

title: nigruissetis


text: nigruissent

title: nigruissent


text: nigresce

title: nigresce


text: nigrescito

title: nigrescito


text: nigrescite

title: nigrescite


text: nigrescitote

title: nigrescitote


text: nigrescunto

title: nigrescunto


text: nigrescere

title: nigrescere


text: nigruisse

title: nigruisse


text:
nigrescens

Etymology
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) blackening, darkening
 * 2) blackish

title: nigrescens


text:
Talk:-bomb

-bomb
Just doesn't exist. It's the word bomb used in one or more compounds. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:58, 20 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Yep, delete. < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 18:24, 22 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete DCDuring TALK 22:46, 22 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Delete. ---> Tooironic 03:40, 23 February 2011 (UTC)

Deleted. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:15, 5 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:-bomb


text: nigrescentes

title: nigrescentes


text: nigrescentia

title: nigrescentia


text: nigrescentis

title: nigrescentis


text: nigrescentium

title: nigrescentium


text: nigrescenti

title: nigrescenti


text: nigrescente

title: nigrescente


text: nigrescentibus

title: nigrescentibus


text: nigrescentem

title: nigrescentem


text:
ハグ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) a hug, holding someone in one's arms

Verb

 * 1) hug, hold someone in one's arms

title: ハグ


text:
Agustín

Etymology
, from.

title: Agustín


text:
Agustina

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Etymology
From.

title: Agustina


text:
flavescens

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) yellowing becoming yellow or golden
 * 2) yellowish

title: flavescens


text:
Talk:firangi

RFV discussion
The creator seemed unsure about the plural and the capitalization. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:36, 28 January 2010 (UTC)
 * Both forms are used. Firangi is used in old books, more often firangi is used in new books. I have added quotations to the entry. - -sche 01:01, 16 February 2011 (UTC)
 * I have created Firangi and cited both forms. - -sche 21:53, 18 February 2011 (UTC)

RFV passed. Thanks, -sche! —Ruakh TALK 12:54, 26 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:firangi


text: flavescentes

title: flavescentes


text: flavescentia

title: flavescentia


text: flavescentis

title: flavescentis


text: flavescentium

title: flavescentium


text: flavescenti

title: flavescenti


text:
flavescente

Etymology
From, present active participle of , derived from.

Adjective

 * 1)  yellowing turning yellow or golden

title: flavescente


text: flavescentibus

title: flavescentibus


text: flavescentem

title: flavescentem


text:
Talk:wordness

RFV discussion
I have created the entry "wordness". However, I have difficulties finding proper citations for the definition "The quality of being a word". The term "wordness" alone can be found in Google books, but often used by non-native speakers of English, in unclear senses, and often in quotation marks. By contrast, I have no problem finding good citations for "wordhood", one even from Quine. Unlike "wordness", the term "wordhood" seems to be a regular formation, as the suffix "-ness" is typical for adjective-derived terms rather than for noun-derived terms, for which "-hood" is typical: "objecthood", "manhood", "parenthood". --Dan Polansky 11:31, 24 March 2010 (UTC)

 * Cited. Equinox ◑ 10:35, 26 March 2010 (UTC)

 * Some senses are cited, right, but I don't know what senses. The def "The quality of being a word or words" seems not to match the quotations. Only in the first quotation is wordness attributed to a word. In the second two quotations, I see wordness attributed to poetry and writing, as, the wordness of poetry, and the wordness of writing. I do not know what the wordness of poetry is supposed to be, but it is not "the quality of being a word or words", as poetry is not words, it consists of words. What the wordness of poetry could be is poetry's consisting of words rather than of incomprehensible combinations of morphemes. The second quotation implies that "the logos of true poetry" is "the wordness of true poetry", which is Greek to me.
 * I do not dispute that there are plenty of quotations for "wordness", but in what senses is beyond me. --Dan Polansky 18:00, 26 March 2010 (UTC)

 * I don't know, it seems all right to me. Does anyone else have input? —Ruakh TALK 20:52, 20 August 2010 (UTC)

 * I agree with Dan that our definition doesn't fit the citations. I don't think that are very many more either. Perhaps we should have . DCDuring TALK 21:01, 20 August 2010 (UTC)
 * There seem to be citations at alt.usage.english that fit the sense given. There may even be a "lexicographic" sense: "suitability for treatment as a dictionary entry". DCDuring TALK 21:08, 20 August 2010 (UTC)

 * I have added more quotations to the entry. I think the 1980, 1993 and 2008 quotations most clearly use the definition we list. - -sche 02:19, 18 February 2011 (UTC)
 * These added quotations are good enough for the current sense "The quality of being a word or words", as far as I am concerned; thanks! --Dan Polansky 18:18, 25 February 2011 (UTC)

RFV passed. Thanks, Equinox and -sche! —Ruakh TALK 18:34, 25 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:wordness


text:
Talk:I'm Gnostic

I'm Gnostic
Three hits on Google Books. I'm agnostic is much more common. ---> Tooironic 09:31, 26 December 2010 (UTC)

Exercising WT:BP. DAVilla 09:49, 26 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Seems reasonable to me. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:39, 26 December 2010 (UTC)

 * I don't suppose anyone thought of laying a finger to the translations. — [ R·I·C ] opiaterein — 14:51, 26 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Oh, right... DAVilla 04:42, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

 * There's really no connection between the two... I'm pretty sure none of the translations are valid for the new page. Nadando 04:46, 27 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Shit. DAVilla 18:27, 28 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:I'm Gnostic


text:
Sīmanis

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1562. Ultimately from. Cognate with English Simon.

Proper noun

 * 1) Simon Biblical figure

title: Sīmanis


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/strīkaną

Etymology
From. Compare also.

Verb

 * 1) to stroke, to rub

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/strīkaną


text:
Talk:8ej

RFV discussion
Cute word play. But is there any evidence it's actually used in a durably archived source? I find nothing on topic in Google Books or Google Groups, (though I do find an English use in some sense: posts like "Heather~Young, Sexually Experienced 8Ej" in alt.sex.wanted--I leave that for someone else to touch.)--Prosfilaes 00:58, 9 December 2010 (UTC)
 * text messaging.. in Esperanto?. Really? Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 04:06, 9 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Why not? Couples have married with their only common language being Esperanto; in the modern day, why wouldn't they text each other in Esperanto?--Prosfilaes 04:15, 9 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Google search shows a small amount of use, nothing in durably archived sources that I can find. --Yair rand (talk) 14:48, 9 December 2010 (UTC)

 * RFV failed, entry deleted. —Ruakh TALK 14:20, 4 March 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:8ej


text:
Ingars

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians during 1950-1975. Uncertain etymology. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

title: Ingars


text:
Talk:mighter

RFV discussion
Rfv-sense: Somebody who might. I can find plenty of usage of 'mighter' just not one single one for this sense. It seems to be the comparative of might, a pre-1900 adjective meaning mighty. I also think there are three citations for (as in mighta). Mglovesfun (talk) 14:14, 2 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Among the few bgc hits for mighters, there are none visible except scannos, let alone in this sense. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:57, 3 January 2011 (UTC)

Failed, deleted. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:12, 23 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:mighter


text:
Talk:Reepicheep

RFV discussion
Needs to meet CFI. I've only searched and ; no useful hits. —msh210℠ (talk) 20:30, 3 January 2011 (UTC)

 * Do this, this and this work? — lexicógrafa | háblame — 20:43, 3 January 2011 (UTC)
 * The Motyer and Martinusen cites are no good, as they're not independent of reference to the universe, as required by the CFI. In the Murphy book, there are (according to Google) two times the word Reepicheep appears, and the first also mentions Aslan, so, though I can't see that page, I suspect it may also refer to the universe Reepicheep appears in. Can anyone see it? —msh210℠ (talk) 15:36, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
 * This one too — lexicógrafa | háblame — 20:53, 3 January 2011 (UTC)
 * That one looks good to me. —msh210℠ (talk) 15:36, 4 January 2011 (UTC)

Failed, deleted. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:13, 23 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:Reepicheep


text:
Talk:A Christmas Carol

RFV discussion
I'm no longer sure what standard applies. Do citations of the form "the A Christmas Carol of" suffice, as DAVilla has averred ? Is any verification required? Possible? DCDuring TALK 20:52, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
 * The definition is enyclopedic, not to mention POV - "A novella written in 1843 by Charles Dickens about the ideological, ethical, and emotional transformations of Ebenezer Scrooge that result from visits of ghosts." - This is a literary interpretation, not a definition of a word/expression. ---> Tooironic 21:42, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Wow, Wiktionary has become very stupid lately. Equinox ◑ 18:29, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

Failed, deleted. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:18, 23 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:A Christmas Carol


text:
Talk:Águas de São Pedro

RFV discussion
I doubt this should be the main spelling in English, but citations could prove me wrong. DCDuring TALK 22:42, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Whattaheck? Have we decided to include every municipality on Earth? --Hekaheka 15:30, 6 January 2011 (UTC)

 * RFV failed, English section removed. —Ruakh TALK 02:00, 18 February 2011 (UTC)
 * I think this has gotten worse than it was in the beginning. Now this is a Portuguese entry which defines Águas de São Pedro as Águas de São Pedro. --Hekaheka 19:36, 28 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:Águas de São Pedro


text:
Talk:yağlı güreş

RFV discussion
I doubt this should be the main entry. Evidence of use in this spelling. Evidence of relative frequency in this spelling. DCDuring TALK 22:53, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
 * Failed, deleted. —msh210℠ (talk) 19:20, 23 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:yağlı güreş


text:
Talk:pitmatical

RFV discussion
Only in one book (one of those tedious books of words). Equinox ◑ 18:25, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

 * RFV failed, entry deleted. In the deletion summary I included a link to "pitmatic", just in case. —Ruakh TALK 19:54, 12 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:pitmatical