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title: denuntior


text: denuntiaris

title: denuntiaris


text: denuntiatur

title: denuntiatur


text: denuntiamur

title: denuntiamur


text: denuntiamini

title: denuntiamini


text: denuntiantur

title: denuntiantur


text: denuntiabor

title: denuntiabor


text: denuntiaberis

title: denuntiaberis


text: denuntiabitur

title: denuntiabitur


text: denuntiabimur

title: denuntiabimur


text: denuntiabimini

title: denuntiabimini


text: denuntiabuntur

title: denuntiabuntur


text: denuntiabar

title: denuntiabar


text: denuntiabaris

title: denuntiabaris


text: denuntiabatur

title: denuntiabatur


text: denuntiabamur

title: denuntiabamur


text: denuntiabamini

title: denuntiabamini


text: denuntiabantur

title: denuntiabantur


text: denuntiem

title: denuntiem


text: denunties

title: denunties


text: denuntiet

title: denuntiet


text: denuntiemus

title: denuntiemus


text: denuntietis

title: denuntietis


text: denuntient

title: denuntient


text: denuntiarem

title: denuntiarem


text: denuntiares

title: denuntiares


text: denuntiaret

title: denuntiaret


text: denuntiaremus

title: denuntiaremus


text: denuntiaretis

title: denuntiaretis


text: denuntiarent

title: denuntiarent


text: denuntiaverim

title: denuntiaverim


text: denuntiavissem

title: denuntiavissem


text: denuntiavisses

title: denuntiavisses


text: denuntiavisset

title: denuntiavisset


text: denuntiavissemus

title: denuntiavissemus


text: denuntiavissetis

title: denuntiavissetis


text: denuntiavissent

title: denuntiavissent


text: denuntier

title: denuntier


text: denuntieris

title: denuntieris


text: denuntietur

title: denuntietur


text: denuntiemur

title: denuntiemur


text: denuntiemini

title: denuntiemini


text: denuntientur

title: denuntientur


text: denuntiarer

title: denuntiarer


text: denuntiareris

title: denuntiareris


text: denuntiaretur

title: denuntiaretur


text: denuntiaremur

title: denuntiaremur


text: denuntiaremini

title: denuntiaremini


text: denuntiarentur

title: denuntiarentur


text: denuntia

title: denuntia


text: denuntiato

title: denuntiato


text: denuntiate

title: denuntiate


text: denuntiatote

title: denuntiatote


text: denuntianto

title: denuntianto


text: denuntiare

title: denuntiare


text: denuntiator

title: denuntiator


text: denuntiantor

title: denuntiantor


text: denuntiavisse

title: denuntiavisse


text: denuntiari

title: denuntiari


text:
overservice

Verb

 * 1)  To provide with excessive service.

Noun

 * 1) Act of overserving, especially serving alcohol to some who is intoxicated.

title: overservice


text: overservices

title: overservices


text: overserviced

title: overserviced


text: overservicing

title: overservicing


text: 东施效颦

title: 东施效颦


text:
tree-lhiatteeagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) trilateral

title: tree-lhiatteeagh


text:
so-yiarrey

Adjective

 * 1) condensable

title: so-yiarrey


text:
斷弦

Noun

 * 1) broken string (on a musical instrument)

Verb

 * 1)  to linger
 * 2)  to become a widower; to lose one's wife

title: 斷弦


text:
mischarge

Verb

 * 1)  To charge wrongly.

Noun

 * 1) A mistake in charging, as in an account.

title: mischarge


text:
ungiving

Adjective

 * 1) Not giving; ungenerous.

title: ungiving


text: deorum

title: deorum


text:
大同

Etymology
The philosophical sense is from the , Book 9 (《禮記·禮運》):

Noun

 * 1)  significant similarities
 * 2)  A combination 四上三中四下 in the Lingqijing.
 * 3)  green pepper
 * 1)  green pepper

Proper noun

 * 1)   various townships in Mainland China
 * 2)   various towns in Mainland China
 * 3)  the Datong era :
 * 1)   various townships in Mainland China
 * 2)   various towns in Mainland China
 * 3)  the Datong era :
 * 1)   various towns in Mainland China
 * 2)  the Datong era :
 * 1)  the Datong era :

Noun

 * 1) roughly the same
 * 2) unity with a common goal

Proper noun

 * 1) the Daidō era, 806-810

title: 大同


text: deum

title: deum


text:
syght

Noun

 * 1) sight ability to see

title: syght


text: mischarges

title: mischarges


text: deos

title: deos


text:
雕刻

Verb

 * 1) to carve; to sculpt; to engrave

Noun

 * 1) carving; carved sculpture

title: 雕刻


text: syghts

title: syghts


text:
丟臉

Verb

 * 1) to lose face; to bring shame to oneself; to be disgraceful

title: 丟臉


text:
防腐劑

Noun

 * 1)  preservative; antiseptic; anticorrosive

Noun

 * : preservative; antiseptic

title: 防腐劑


text:
concentratedly

Adverb

 * 1) In a concentrated way

title: concentratedly


text:
mischarging

Noun

 * 1) An instance of charging the wrong amount of money.

title: mischarging


text: mischarged

title: mischarged


text: 风扇

title: 风扇


text:
depereo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to perish, to be ruined, to get lost, to go awaste
 * 2) *  530 – 533, Justinian I, Dīgesta seu Pandectae 17.1.8.6:
 * Mandāvī, ut negōtia gererēs: sī nihil dēperierit, quamvīs nēmō gesserit, nūlla āctiō est, aut sī alius idoneē gesserit, cessat mandātī āctiō.
 * I mandated you to manage some affairs: if nothing got lost even though nobody managed them, no claim arises, or if somebody manages alike, the claim from the mandate cedes.
 * 1)  to be desperately in love with, to love to distraction
 * 1)  to be desperately in love with, to love to distraction

Conjugation
Third-person singular passive forms are scantily attested in Medieval texts.

title: depereo


text: 分裂主义

title: 分裂主义


text: deperis

title: deperis


text: deperit

title: deperit


text: deperimus

title: deperimus


text: deperitis

title: deperitis


text: depereunt

title: depereunt


text: deperibo

title: deperibo


text: deperibis

title: deperibis


text: deperibit

title: deperibit


text: deperibimus

title: deperibimus


text: deperibitis

title: deperibitis


text: deperibunt

title: deperibunt


text: deperibam

title: deperibam


text: deperibas

title: deperibas


text: deperibat

title: deperibat


text: deperibamus

title: deperibamus


text: deperibatis

title: deperibatis


text: deperibant

title: deperibant


text: deperiit

title: deperiit


text: deperiimus

title: deperiimus


text: deperistis

title: deperistis


text: deperierunt

title: deperierunt


text:
unroyal

Adjective

 * 1) Not royal; in particular, not appropriate for a royal.

Translations

 * Romanian: neregal

title: unroyal


text: deperiero

title: deperiero


text: deperieris

title: deperieris


text: deperierit

title: deperierit


text: deperierimus

title: deperierimus


text: deperieritis

title: deperieritis


text: deperierint

title: deperierint


text: deperieram

title: deperieram


text: deperieras

title: deperieras


text: deperierat

title: deperierat


text: deperieramus

title: deperieramus


text: deperieratis

title: deperieratis


text: deperierant

title: deperierant


text: depeream

title: depeream


text: depereas

title: depereas


text: depereat

title: depereat


text: depereamus

title: depereamus


text: depereatis

title: depereatis


text: depereant

title: depereant


text: deperirem

title: deperirem


text: deperires

title: deperires


text: deperiret

title: deperiret


text: deperiremus

title: deperiremus


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title: deperiretis


text: deperirent

title: deperirent


text: deperierim

title: deperierim


text: deperissem

title: deperissem


text: deperisses

title: deperisses


text: deperisset

title: deperisset


text: deperissemus

title: deperissemus


text: deperissetis

title: deperissetis


text: deperissent

title: deperissent


text: deperi

title: deperi


text: deperitote

title: deperitote


text: depereunto

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鳳梨

Etymology
So named for the similarity between the crown of a pineapple and the tail of a male fenghuang.

Noun

 * 1)  pineapple

Etymology
From written.

First attested in Japanese in 1876. Apparently the fruit was first cultivated in Japan in 1830, with records from 1845 of the Dutch importing pineapples via Nagasaki.

The reading is the expected Japanese on'yomi (kan'on) for the 🇨🇬 spelling. Compare the modern 🇨🇬 reading fung6 lei4, or 🇨🇬 hōng-lâi.

Noun

 * 1)   pineapple, both the fruit and the plant

Usage notes
In modern Japanese, the term is much more common.

title: 鳳梨


text:
連翹

Etymology
From and  due to its elegant and successive blossoms.

Noun

 * 1) the fruit of

title: 連翹


text: purecon

title: purecon


text: rabobestoj

title: rabobestoj


text: rabobeston

title: rabobeston


text:
deposco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to demand
 * 2) to require
 * 3) to challenge
 * 4) to pray earnestly

Conjugation

 * This verb has only limited passive conjugation; only third-person passive forms are attested in surviving sources.

title: deposco


text: rabobestojn

title: rabobestojn


text: depositae

title: depositae


text: depositorum

title: depositorum


text: depositarum

title: depositarum


text: depositis

title: depositis


text: depositam

title: depositam


text: depositos

title: depositos


text:
neregal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unroyal; unregal

title: neregal


text:
unregal

Adjective

 * 1) Not regal; particularly, not appropriate for a royal.

title: unregal


text:
so-lhottey

Adjective

 * 1) vulnerable

title: so-lhottey


text:
so-lhottaght

Noun

 * 1) vulnerability

title: so-lhottaght


text:
gyn lhottey

Adjective

 * 1) bloodless

title: gyn lhottey


text:
giarrey ny veeacklyn

Noun

 * 1) teething, dentition

title: giarrey ny veeacklyn


text:
PME

Noun

 * 1) ; SME Small and Medium-sized Enterprise

title: PME


text:
small business

Noun

 * 1)  A privately-owned and operated business with relatively small turnover and staff numbers, typically seen as constituting part of a specific commercial or economic sector.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 小本生意,
 * Danish:
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: pienyritys
 * French: petite entreprise, ,
 * German:
 * Southern Altai: кичӱ бизнес
 * Swedish:

title: small business


text: small businesses

title: small businesses


text:
kerroo

Etymology
From, from (compare ). Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  fourth

Noun

 * 1)  quarter, fourth

title: kerroo


text:
Rhymes:English/ɪsməs

Pronunciation
,, /-Ism@s/

title: Rhymes:English/ɪsməs


text:
depopulo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sack, plunder, pillage, despoil
 * 2) to ravage, devastate, destroy, lay waste

title: depopulo


text:
bərk

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc.

Pronunciation

 * (miyana, bostanabad, gulluja)
 * (miyana, bostanabad, gulluja)
 * (miyana, bostanabad, gulluja)

Adjective

 * 1) hard, firm
 * 2) violent
 * 3) fast
 * 4) stingy
 * 1) fast
 * 2) stingy

title: bərk


text: depopulas

title: depopulas


text:
depopulat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) depopulated

title: depopulat


text: depopulamus

title: depopulamus


text: depopulatis

title: depopulatis


text:
depopulant

Noun

 * 1) Something that depopulates.

title: depopulant


text: depopulabo

title: depopulabo


text: depopulabis

title: depopulabis


text: depopulabit

title: depopulabit


text: depopulabimus

title: depopulabimus


text: depopulabitis

title: depopulabitis


text: depopulabunt

title: depopulabunt


text: depopulabam

title: depopulabam


text: depopulabas

title: depopulabas


text: depopulabat

title: depopulabat


text: depopulabamus

title: depopulabamus


text: depopulabatis

title: depopulabatis


text: depopulabant

title: depopulabant


text: depopulavi

title: depopulavi


text: depopulavisti

title: depopulavisti


text: depopulavit

title: depopulavit


text: depopulavimus

title: depopulavimus


text: depopulavistis

title: depopulavistis


text: depopulaverunt

title: depopulaverunt


text: depopulavero

title: depopulavero


text: depopulaveris

title: depopulaveris


text: depopulaverit

title: depopulaverit


text: depopulaverimus

title: depopulaverimus


text: depopulaveritis

title: depopulaveritis


text: depopulaverint

title: depopulaverint


text: depopulaveram

title: depopulaveram


text: depopulaveras

title: depopulaveras


text: depopulaverat

title: depopulaverat


text: depopulaveramus

title: depopulaveramus


text: depopulaveratis

title: depopulaveratis


text: depopulaverant

title: depopulaverant


text:
depopulor

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sack, plunder, pillage, despoil
 * 2) to ravage, devastate, destroy, lay waste

title: depopulor


text: depopularis

title: depopularis


text: depopulatur

title: depopulatur


text: depopulamur

title: depopulamur


text: depopulamini

title: depopulamini


text: depopulantur

title: depopulantur


text: depopulabor

title: depopulabor


text: depopulaberis

title: depopulaberis


text: depopulabitur

title: depopulabitur


text: depopulabimur

title: depopulabimur


text: depopulabimini

title: depopulabimini


text: depopulabuntur

title: depopulabuntur


text: depopulabar

title: depopulabar


text: depopulabaris

title: depopulabaris


text: depopulabatur

title: depopulabatur


text: depopulabamur

title: depopulabamur


text: depopulabamini

title: depopulabamini


text: depopulabantur

title: depopulabantur


text: depopulem

title: depopulem


text: depopules

title: depopules


text: depopulet

title: depopulet


text: depopulemus

title: depopulemus


text: depopuletis

title: depopuletis


text: depopulent

title: depopulent


text: depopularem

title: depopularem


text: depopulares

title: depopulares


text: depopularet

title: depopularet


text: depopularemus

title: depopularemus


text: depopularetis

title: depopularetis


text: depopularent

title: depopularent


text: depopulaverim

title: depopulaverim


text: depopulavissem

title: depopulavissem


text: depopulavisses

title: depopulavisses


text: depopulavisset

title: depopulavisset


text: depopulavissemus

title: depopulavissemus


text: depopulavissetis

title: depopulavissetis


text: depopulavissent

title: depopulavissent


text: depopuler

title: depopuler


text: depopuleris

title: depopuleris


text: depopuletur

title: depopuletur


text: depopulemur

title: depopulemur


text: depopulemini

title: depopulemini


text: depopulentur

title: depopulentur


text: depopularer

title: depopularer


text: depopulareris

title: depopulareris


text: depopularetur

title: depopularetur


text: depopularemur

title: depopularemur


text: depopularemini

title: depopularemini


text: depopularentur

title: depopularentur


text:
depopula

Etymology
or.

Verb

 * 1) to depopulate

title: depopula


text: depopulato

title: depopulato


text: depopulatote

title: depopulatote


text: depopulanto

title: depopulanto


text:
depopulare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) depopulation

title: depopulare


text: depopulantor

title: depopulantor


text: depopulavisse

title: depopulavisse


text: depopulari

title: depopulari


text:
depopulatus

Participle

 * 1) sacked, plundered, pillaged, despoiled
 * 2) ravage, devastate, destroyed

title: depopulatus


text:
bullet hell

Noun

 * 1)  A genre of two-dimensional shoot 'em up in which the playfield is almost filled with a barrage of enemy bullets.

Translations

 * Japanese: 弾幕

title: bullet hell


text: uisgeachan-searbhaig

title: uisgeachan-searbhaig


text:
böyrək

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) kidney (an organ in the body)

title: böyrək


text: depopulata

title: depopulata


text: uisgeachan-stiùireach

title: uisgeachan-stiùireach


text: depopulati

title: depopulati


text: depopulatae

title: depopulatae


text: depopulatorum

title: depopulatorum


text: depopulatarum

title: depopulatarum


text: depopulatam

title: depopulatam


text: depopulatos

title: depopulatos


text: depopulatas

title: depopulatas


text: uisgeachan beatha

title: uisgeachan beatha


text:
Liturgical Armenian

Proper noun

 * 1) Old Armenian (language). The language is still used in some contexts by the Armenian Church, e.g. in some prayers and in monumental inscriptions.

title: Liturgical Armenian


text:
complottheorie

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) conspiracy theory

title: complottheorie


text: complottheorieën

title: complottheorieën


text:
bəbək

Noun

 * 1)  pupil

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pupil

title: bəbək


text: samenzweringen

title: samenzweringen


text:
slumberland

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) An imaginary place inhabited by those who are asleep;  the state of slumber.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:, ,
 * Estonian: unemaa
 * Finnish: nukkumatin maa
 * Plautdietsch: Pooselaunt
 * Russian:

title: slumberland


text: complotten

title: complotten


text:
buyurmaq

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to direct, to order
 * 2) to command

title: buyurmaq


text: depressae

title: depressae


text: depressorum

title: depressorum


text: depressarum

title: depressarum


text: depressis

title: depressis


text: depressam

title: depressam


text: depressos

title: depressos


text: depressas

title: depressas


text:
daşımaq

Etymology
From. If 🇨🇬 is a cognate, can possibly be reconstructed.

Verb

 * 1) to carry
 * 2) to bear
 * 3) to constitute, to be of
 * 1) to constitute, to be of
 * 1) to constitute, to be of

title: daşımaq


text: depulsae

title: depulsae


text: depulsorum

title: depulsorum


text: depulsarum

title: depulsarum


text: depulsis

title: depulsis


text: depulsam

title: depulsam


text: depulsos

title: depulsos


text: depulsas

title: depulsas


text:
dalğıc

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) frogman, diver

title: dalğıc


text:
derigo

Verb

 * 1) to direct, steer, guide, align, point
 * 2) to straighten or level

title: derigo


text:
dalmaq

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to dive

title: dalmaq


text: derigis

title: derigis


text: derigit

title: derigit


text: derigimus

title: derigimus


text: derigitis

title: derigitis


text: derigunt

title: derigunt


text: derigam

title: derigam


text: deriges

title: deriges


text:
falsifieerbaar

Adjective

 * 1) falsifiable

title: falsifieerbaar


text: deriget

title: deriget


text: derigemus

title: derigemus


text: derigetis

title: derigetis


text: derigent

title: derigent


text: derigebam

title: derigebam


text: derigebas

title: derigebas


text: derigebat

title: derigebat


text: derigebamus

title: derigebamus


text: derigebatis

title: derigebatis


text: derigebant

title: derigebant


text: derexi

title: derexi


text: derexisti

title: derexisti


text: derexit

title: derexit


text: dereximus

title: dereximus


text: derexistis

title: derexistis


text: derexerunt

title: derexerunt


text:
göbək

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc.

Noun

 * 1)  navel, umbilicus
 * 2) belly
 * 3) middle, core, center

title: göbək


text: derexero

title: derexero


text: derexeris

title: derexeris


text: derexerit

title: derexerit


text: derexerimus

title: derexerimus


text: derexeritis

title: derexeritis


text: derexerint

title: derexerint


text: derexeram

title: derexeram


text: derexeras

title: derexeras


text: derexerat

title: derexerat


text: derexeramus

title: derexeramus


text: derexeratis

title: derexeratis


text: derexerant

title: derexerant


text: derigor

title: derigor


text: derigeris

title: derigeris


text: derigitur

title: derigitur


text: derigimur

title: derigimur


text: derigimini

title: derigimini


text: deriguntur

title: deriguntur


text:
falsifieerbaarheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) falsifiability

title: falsifieerbaarheid


text: derigar

title: derigar


text: derigetur

title: derigetur


text: derigemur

title: derigemur


text: derigemini

title: derigemini


text: derigentur

title: derigentur


text: derigebar

title: derigebar


text: derigebaris

title: derigebaris


text: derigebatur

title: derigebatur


text: derigebamur

title: derigebamur


text:
Duffel

Etymology
1059 Duffla, from +, from , from.

title: Duffel


text: onfalsifieerbaarheid

title: onfalsifieerbaarheid


text:
güvənmək

Etymology
A derivation from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to trust
 * 2)  to rely on
 * 3)  to brag; to take pride in something superficial and vain
 * 1)  to brag; to take pride in something superficial and vain
 * 1)  to brag; to take pride in something superficial and vain

title: güvənmək


text:
ykskantaan

Etymology
Illative singular of 🇰🇲.

Adverb

 * 1) curtly, staidly

title: ykskantaan


text:
cirkelredenering

Etymology
Compound of.

title: cirkelredenering


text: cirkelredeneringen

title: cirkelredeneringen


text:
oyanmaq

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to awake
 * 2) to wake up

title: oyanmaq


text: redeneringen

title: redeneringen


text: energy sources

title: energy sources


text:
wegzetten

Verb

 * 1) to put away, set aside

title: wegzetten


text:
potje

Noun

 * 1)   game, match
 * 1)   game, match

title: potje


text:
חדירה

Etymology
From the Hebrew verb.

Noun

 * 1) penetration
 * 2) invasion

title: חדירה


text: potjes

title: potjes


text:
Duffels

Etymology
From the Belgian town of Duffel.

Adjective

 * 1) Originating from Duffel town.

title: Duffels


text:
deseco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sever, cut off
 * 2) to cut, reap or mow (a crop)

title: deseco


text: desecas

title: desecas


text:
desecat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) drained

title: desecat


text: desecamus

title: desecamus


text: desecatis

title: desecatis


text: desecant

title: desecant


text: desecabo

title: desecabo


text: desecabis

title: desecabis


text: desecabit

title: desecabit


text: desecabimus

title: desecabimus


text: desecabitis

title: desecabitis


text: desecabunt

title: desecabunt


text: desecabam

title: desecabam


text: desecabas

title: desecabas


text: desecabat

title: desecabat


text: schuldigen

title: schuldigen


text: ratatinée

title: ratatinée


text: ratatinés

title: ratatinés


text: ratatinées

title: ratatinées


text: détraquée

title: détraquée


text: détraquées

title: détraquées


text: rajdoĉasistoj

title: rajdoĉasistoj


text: rajdoĉasiston

title: rajdoĉasiston


text: rajdoĉasistojn

title: rajdoĉasistojn


text: randoj

title: randoj


text: rapidan metalrokon

title: rapidan metalrokon


text: randon

title: randon


text: raninoj

title: raninoj


text: raportoj

title: raportoj


text: randojn

title: randojn


text: raninon

title: raninon


text: raporton

title: raporton


text: desecabamus

title: desecabamus


text: desecabatis

title: desecabatis


text: desecabant

title: desecabant


text: raninojn

title: raninojn


text: desecui

title: desecui


text: desecuisti

title: desecuisti


text: raportojn

title: raportojn


text:
חשמלית

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1) tram

title: חשמלית


text: desecuit

title: desecuit


text: desecuimus

title: desecuimus


text: desecuistis

title: desecuistis


text: desecuerunt

title: desecuerunt


text: desecuero

title: desecuero


text: desecueris

title: desecueris


text: desecuerit

title: desecuerit


text: desecuerimus

title: desecuerimus


text: desecueritis

title: desecueritis


text: desecuerint

title: desecuerint


text: desecueram

title: desecueram


text: desecueras

title: desecueras


text: desecuerat

title: desecuerat


text: desecueramus

title: desecueramus


text: desecueratis

title: desecueratis


text: desecuerant

title: desecuerant


text: desecor

title: desecor


text: desecaris

title: desecaris


text: desecatur

title: desecatur


text: desecamur

title: desecamur


text: desecamini

title: desecamini


text: desecantur

title: desecantur


text: desecabor

title: desecabor


text: desecaberis

title: desecaberis


text: desecabitur

title: desecabitur


text: desecabimur

title: desecabimur


text: desecabimini

title: desecabimini


text: desecabuntur

title: desecabuntur


text: desecabar

title: desecabar


text: desecabaris

title: desecabaris


text: desecabatur

title: desecabatur


text: desecabamur

title: desecabamur


text: desecabamini

title: desecabamini


text: desecabantur

title: desecabantur


text: desecem

title: desecem


text: deseces

title: deseces


text: desecet

title: desecet


text: desecemus

title: desecemus


text: desecetis

title: desecetis


text: desecent

title: desecent


text: desecarem

title: desecarem


text: desecares

title: desecares


text: desecaret

title: desecaret


text: desecaremus

title: desecaremus


text: desecaretis

title: desecaretis


text: desecarent

title: desecarent


text: desecuerim

title: desecuerim


text: desecuissem

title: desecuissem


text: desecuisses

title: desecuisses


text: desecuisset

title: desecuisset


text: desecuissemus

title: desecuissemus


text: desecuissetis

title: desecuissetis


text: desecuissent

title: desecuissent


text: desecer

title: desecer


text: deseceris

title: deseceris


text: desecetur

title: desecetur


text: desecemur

title: desecemur


text: soldatejoj

title: soldatejoj


text: soldatejojn

title: soldatejojn


text: soldatejon

title: soldatejon


text:
desero

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to leave, depart, desert, quit
 * 2) to forsake, abandon, give up
 * 3) to let down
 * 1) to let down
 * 1) to let down

title: desero


text: deseris

title: deseris


text: deserit

title: deserit


text: deserimus

title: deserimus


text: deseritis

title: deseritis


text: deserunt

title: deserunt


text: deseram

title: deseram


text: deseres

title: deseres


text: deseret

title: deseret


text: deseremus

title: deseremus


text: deseretis

title: deseretis


text: deserent

title: deserent


text: deserebam

title: deserebam


text: deserebas

title: deserebas


text: deserebat

title: deserebat


text: deserebamus

title: deserebamus


text: deserebatis

title: deserebatis


text: deserebant

title: deserebant


text:
uitvoerder

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * , mostly used in the performing of building projects,

title: uitvoerder


text: uitvoerders

title: uitvoerders


text: dienbladen

title: dienbladen


text: dienblaadje

title: dienblaadje


text: dienblaadjes

title: dienblaadjes


text: deserui

title: deserui


text: deseruisti

title: deseruisti


text: deseruit

title: deseruit


text: deseruimus

title: deseruimus


text: deseruistis

title: deseruistis


text: deseruerunt

title: deseruerunt


text: deseruero

title: deseruero


text: deserueris

title: deserueris


text: deseruerit

title: deseruerit


text: deseruerimus

title: deseruerimus


text: desidiae

title: desidiae


text: desidiarum

title: desidiarum


text: desidiis

title: desidiis


text: desidiam

title: desidiam


text: desidias

title: desidias


text: deserueritis

title: deserueritis


text: deseruerint

title: deseruerint


text: deserueram

title: deserueram


text: deserueras

title: deserueras


text: deseruerat

title: deseruerat


text: deserueramus

title: deserueramus


text: deserueratis

title: deserueratis


text: deseruerant

title: deseruerant


text: deseror

title: deseror


text: desereris

title: desereris


text: deseritur

title: deseritur


text: deserimur

title: deserimur


text: deserimini

title: deserimini


text: deseruntur

title: deseruntur


text: deserar

title: deserar


text: deseretur

title: deseretur


text: deseremur

title: deseremur


text: deseremini

title: deseremini


text: deserentur

title: deserentur


text: deserebar

title: deserebar


text: deserebaris

title: deserebaris


text: deserebatur

title: deserebatur


text: deserebamur

title: deserebamur


text: deserebamini

title: deserebamini


text: deserebantur

title: deserebantur


text: deseras

title: deseras


text: deserat

title: deserat


text: deseramus

title: deseramus


text: deseratis

title: deseratis


text:
deserant

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  dessert maker

title: deserant


text: desererem

title: desererem


text: desereres

title: desereres


text: desereret

title: desereret


text: desereremus

title: desereremus


text: desereretis

title: desereretis


text: desererent

title: desererent


text: deseruerim

title: deseruerim


text: deseruissem

title: deseruissem


text: deseruisses

title: deseruisses


text: deseruisset

title: deseruisset


text: deseruissemus

title: deseruissemus


text: deseruissetis

title: deseruissetis


text: deseruissent

title: deseruissent


text: deseraris

title: deseraris


text: deseratur

title: deseratur


text: deseramur

title: deseramur


text: deseramini

title: deseramini


text: deserantur

title: deserantur


text: desererer

title: desererer


text: deserereris

title: deserereris


text: desereretur

title: desereretur


text: desereremur

title: desereremur


text: desereremini

title: desereremini


text: desererentur

title: desererentur


text: desere

title: desere


text: deserito

title: deserito


text: deserite

title: deserite


text: deseritote

title: deseritote


text: deserunto

title: deserunto


text: deserere

title: deserere


text: deseritor

title: deseritor


text: deseruntor

title: deseruntor


text: deseruisse

title: deseruisse


text:
deserturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to leave or desert
 * 2) about to forsake or abandon

title: deserturus


text: deseri

title: deseri


text:
aussitost

Adverb

 * 1) as soon as

title: aussitost


text:
liedjesschrijver

Noun

 * 1) songwriter

title: liedjesschrijver


text: liedjesschrijvers

title: liedjesschrijvers


text:
desiliendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be dismounted

title: desiliendus


text: desilienda

title: desilienda


text: desiliendum

title: desiliendum


text: desiliendi

title: desiliendi


text: desiliendae

title: desiliendae


text: desiliendorum

title: desiliendorum


text: desiliendarum

title: desiliendarum


text: desiliendo

title: desiliendo


text:
dagesh lene

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  A small dot put in the middle of a consonant in Hebrew. It originally had the effect of transforming a fricative sound into a stop.

Related terms

 * dagesh
 * dagesh forte

title: dagesh lene


text: desiliendis

title: desiliendis


text: desiliendam

title: desiliendam


text: desiliendos

title: desiliendos


text: desiliendas

title: desiliendas


text: desiliende

title: desiliende


text:
bandleider

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) bandleader

title: bandleider


text: bandleiders

title: bandleiders


text: tamboer-maîtres

title: tamboer-maîtres


text: tamboer-maîtretje

title: tamboer-maîtretje


text: tamboer-maîtretjes

title: tamboer-maîtretjes


text:
dagesh forte

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  A form of dagesh which originally indicated gemination of its consonant sound.

Related terms

 * dagesh
 * dagesh lene

Translations

 * German: Dagesch forte
 * Latin: Dagesch forte

title: dagesh forte


text: desistis

title: desistis


text: desistit

title: desistit


text: desistimus

title: desistimus


text: desistitis

title: desistitis


text: desistunt

title: desistunt


text: desistam

title: desistam


text: desistet

title: desistet


text: desistemus

title: desistemus


text: desistetis

title: desistetis


text: desistent

title: desistent


text: desistebam

title: desistebam


text: desistebas

title: desistebas


text: desistebat

title: desistebat


text: desistebamus

title: desistebamus


text: desistebatis

title: desistebatis


text: desistebant

title: desistebant


text: destiti

title: destiti


text: destitisti

title: destitisti


text: destitit

title: destitit


text: destitimus

title: destitimus


text: destitistis

title: destitistis


text: destiterunt

title: destiterunt


text: destitero

title: destitero


text: destiteris

title: destiteris


text: destiterit

title: destiterit


text: destiterimus

title: destiterimus


text: destiteritis

title: destiteritis


text: destiterint

title: destiterint


text: destiteram

title: destiteram


text: destiteras

title: destiteras


text: destiterat

title: destiterat


text: destiteramus

title: destiteramus


text: destiteratis

title: destiteratis


text: destiterant

title: destiterant


text:
desistor

Noun

 * 1) One who desists, who stops or has stopped doing something.

Etymology
From.

title: desistor


text: Lord Muck

title: Lord Muck


text: Lady Muck

title: Lady Muck


text: desistat

title: desistat


text: desistamus

title: desistamus


text: desistatis

title: desistatis


text: desistant

title: desistant


text: desisterem

title: desisterem


text: desisteres

title: desisteres


text: desisteret

title: desisteret


text: desisteremus

title: desisteremus


text: desisteretis

title: desisteretis


text: desisterent

title: desisterent


text: hoestte op

title: hoestte op


text: hoest op

title: hoest op


text: ophoestend

title: ophoestend


text: ophoest

title: ophoest


text: hoeste op

title: hoeste op


text: hoesten op

title: hoesten op


text: ophoestte

title: ophoestte


text: ophoeste

title: ophoeste


text: hoestten op

title: hoestten op


text: ophoestten

title: ophoestten


text: opgehoest

title: opgehoest


text: wegzet

title: wegzet


text: weggezet

title: weggezet


text: wegzettend

title: wegzettend


text: zet weg

title: zet weg


text: zetten weg

title: zetten weg


text: zette weg

title: zette weg


text: wegzette

title: wegzette


text:
אשראי

Noun

 * 1) credit

title: אשראי


text: satirischere

title: satirischere


text: satirischt

title: satirischt


text:
volejbal

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) volleyball sport or game

title: volejbal


text:
odbíjená

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) volleyball sport or game

title: odbíjená


text:
plážový

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  beach

title: plážový


text:
User talk:Ighonimat

hello everyone, my name is iyad .M Ghonimat. I live in Amman -Jordan i work as Manager for Respiratory Services and Pulmonary Function Lab in addition to my speciality as tobacco control.I had A Master degree in Health Service Management. i like my work ,because i love the feeling of providing anything to the patients.

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Citations:Spanish

Adjective: pertaining to Spain

 * 2005, J. P. Sullivan, Martial, the unexpected classic, page 1
 * Whether Martial's heart was in the Spanish highlands or whether he was happy enough in Rome will be discussed later

Adjective: pertaining to the people or culture of Spain

 * 1623, William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juilet, act i, scene 4 (First Folio edition)
 * Sometime ſhe driueth ore a Souldiers necke, & then dreames he of cutting Forraine throats, of Breaches, Ambuſcados, Spaniſh Blades
 * 1996, Oscar Zeta Acosta, "From Whence I Came", Oscar "Zeta" Acosta: the uncollected works, page 42
 * Though she was Indian like the rest of us, she had a fine Spanish nose.
 * 2007, Lynette Rohrer Shirk, The Everything Tapas and Small Plates Cookbook, chapter 1
 * Spanish cuisine is not as spicy hot as Mexican, but it is flavorful and bright.

Adjective: pertaining to the Spanish language

 * 1918, Julián Moreno-Lacalle, Elements of Spanish Pronunciation, page 12
 * Fundamentally, the Spanish vowel sounds are only five, even though as a matter of fact there may be different other sounds for such vowels as [a], [e] and [o].

Noun: people of Spain, collectively

 * 1967, John Cope Caldwell & Elsie F. Caldwell, Our neighbors in Central America, page 23
 * Some Spanish came to Florida too. St. Augustine in Florida is the oldest city in the United States. This city was founded by the Spanish.
 * 1976, Robert Rézette, The Spanish Enclaves in Morocco, page 62
 * The Spanish are not the only ones selling their goods along the wharves and the inner streets.

Noun: people of Hispanic origin

 * 1970, Henry Sioux Johnson, William J. Hernández-Martinez, Educating the Mexican American, page 87
 * Sixty-four percent more Spanish are functionally illiterate compared to Anglos in Lubbock (only 15 percent more of nonwhites than Anglos).

Proper noun: language of Spain

 * 1873, Frederick Marryat, Mr. Midshipman Easy, page 163
 * "If he speaks Spanish, my daughter can converse with him ; she has but shortly arrived from Spain."
 * 1986, Jean Liedloff, The Continuum Concept: In Search of Happiness Lost, page 142
 * so an old fellow who had been among Venezuelans in his youth and knew some Spanish came and greeted me with the customary Venezuelan pat on the shoulder and after some conversation showed me where to put my hammock.
 * 1995, Hanna Pishwa & Karl Maroldt (editors), The Development of Morphological Systematicity, page 146
 * In contrast with the creole languages discussed above, the article systems of Rumanian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese are more complex, since neutralization fails to occur to a large extent.

title: Citations:Spanish


text: Citations:Romanian

title: Citations:Romanian


text: Citations:Catalan

title: Citations:Catalan


text: Citations:wh-word

title: Citations:wh-word


text: laivaston

title: laivaston


text: commitment-phobes

title: commitment-phobes


text: laivastoa

title: laivastoa


text: laivastossa

title: laivastossa


text:
pètal

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) petal

title: pètal


text: pètals

title: pètals


text: laivastosta

title: laivastosta


text:
User talk:Cupidvogel

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title: User talk:Cupidvogel


text: laivastoon

title: laivastoon


text: destiterim

title: destiterim


text: destitissem

title: destitissem


text: destitisses

title: destitisses


text: destitisset

title: destitisset


text: destitissemus

title: destitissemus


text: laivastolla

title: laivastolla


text: destitissetis

title: destitissetis


text: destitissent

title: destitissent


text: laivastolta

title: laivastolta


text: desistitote

title: desistitote


text: desistunto

title: desistunto


text: destitisse

title: destitisse


text: laivastolle

title: laivastolle


text:
Mosgo

Etymology
From.

title: Mosgo


text:
Mosco

Etymology 1

 * As an Italian and surname, from, from the noun.
 * As a surname, Americanized variant of.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Mosco is the 33894th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 671 individuals. Mosco is most common among White (83.16%) individuals.

Etymology
From the noun.

Proper noun

 * 1) Alternative form of .

title: Mosco


text: laivastona

title: laivastona


text:
a bharrachd air sin

Adverb

 * 1) in addition, besides

title: a bharrachd air sin


text:
a thuilleadh air sin

Adverb

 * 1) in addition, besides

title: a thuilleadh air sin


text: laivastoksi

title: laivastoksi


text:
a thuilleadh air

Preposition

 * 1) in addition to, besides

title: a thuilleadh air


text: laivastojen

title: laivastojen


text: laivastoja

title: laivastoja


text:
a bharrachd air

Preposition

 * 1) in addition to, besides

title: a bharrachd air


text: laivastoissa

title: laivastoissa


text: laivastoista

title: laivastoista


text: laivastoihin

title: laivastoihin


text: laivastoilla

title: laivastoilla


text: laivastoilta

title: laivastoilta


text: laivastoille

title: laivastoille


text: laivastoina

title: laivastoina


text: laivastoiksi

title: laivastoiksi


text: laivastoineen

title: laivastoineen


text:
a cheart cho

Preposition

 * 1) just as

Derived terms

 * - as well (to the same effect)

title: a cheart cho


text: laivastoin

title: laivastoin


text: enzims

title: enzims


text: Category:ca:Enzymes

title: Category:ca:Enzymes


text: Category:ca:Proteins

title: Category:ca:Proteins


text: Category:ca:Oncology

title: Category:ca:Oncology


text:
a-bhos

Adverb

 * 1) hereabouts, over here

Usage notes

 * Can imply both location and movement:

title: a-bhos


text:
càncer

Etymology
, from ; applied to cancerous tumors because the enlarged veins resembled the legs of a crab. , which was inherited.

Noun

 * 1) cancer a disease in which the cells of a tissue undergo uncontrolled proliferation

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) cancer a disease in which the cells of a tissue undergo uncontrolled proliferation

title: càncer


text: càncers

title: càncers


text:
a-nall

Adverb

 * 1) hither, over here

Usage notes

 * Implies movement:

title: a-nall


text:
air an rathad eile

Adverb

 * 1) the other way round

title: air an rathad eile


text: lieren

title: lieren


text: liertje

title: liertje


text: liertjes

title: liertjes


text: regék

title: regék


text: nòsaiche

title: nòsaiche


text: seann-nòsaiche

title: seann-nòsaiche


text: Category:ru:Software

title: Category:ru:Software


text:
seann-nòs

Noun

 * 1) old custom
 * 2) old usage

Usage notes

 * Today used especially about the traditional style of singing and dancing.

title: seann-nòs


text: seann-nòis

title: seann-nòis


text: seann-nòsan

title: seann-nòsan


text:
despicio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to look down upon
 * 2) to disdain or despise
 * 3) to look away, disregard

title: despicio


text: despicis

title: despicis


text: despicit

title: despicit


text:
nòs

Noun

 * 1) custom, habit, usage
 * 2) manner, way

title: nòs


text: despicimus

title: despicimus


text: nòis

title: nòis


text: despicitis

title: despicitis


text: nòsan

title: nòsan


text: despiciunt

title: despiciunt


text: despiciam

title: despiciam


text: despicies

title: despicies


text: despiciet

title: despiciet


text: despiciemus

title: despiciemus


text: despicietis

title: despicietis


text: despicient

title: despicient


text: despiciebam

title: despiciebam


text: despiciebas

title: despiciebas


text: despiciebat

title: despiciebat


text: despiciebamus

title: despiciebamus


text: despiciebatis

title: despiciebatis


text: despiciebant

title: despiciebant


text: despexi

title: despexi


text: despexisti

title: despexisti


text: despexit

title: despexit


text: despeximus

title: despeximus


text: despexistis

title: despexistis


text: despexerunt

title: despexerunt


text: despexero

title: despexero


text: despexeris

title: despexeris


text: despexerit

title: despexerit


text: despexerimus

title: despexerimus


text: despexeritis

title: despexeritis


text: despexerint

title: despexerint


text: despexeram

title: despexeram


text: despexeras

title: despexeras


text: despexerat

title: despexerat


text: despexeramus

title: despexeramus


text:
despero

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) deep despair

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to have no hope of
 * 2) to despair of

title: despero


text: desperas

title: desperas


text:
desperat

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) desperate

Etymology
16th century,.

Adjective

 * 1)  desperate

Usage notes

 * Even in literary style it is seldom used of people anymore, but rather with nouns like, , , etc.

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) desperate

Adverb

 * 1) desperately

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) desperate

Adverb

 * 1) desperately

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) despairer

Adjective

 * 1) desperate (feeling desperation)
 * 2) desperate (of a situation or the like)
 * 1) desperate (of a situation or the like)

title: desperat


text: desperamus

title: desperamus


text: desperatis

title: desperatis


text: desperant

title: desperant


text: desperabo

title: desperabo


text: desperabis

title: desperabis


text: desperabit

title: desperabit


text: desperabimus

title: desperabimus


text: desperabitis

title: desperabitis


text: desperabunt

title: desperabunt


text: desperabam

title: desperabam


text: desperabas

title: desperabas


text: desperabat

title: desperabat


text: desperabamus

title: desperabamus


text: desperabatis

title: desperabatis


text: desperabant

title: desperabant


text: desperavi

title: desperavi


text: desperavisti

title: desperavisti


text: desperavit

title: desperavit


text: desperavimus

title: desperavimus


text: desperavistis

title: desperavistis


text: desperaverunt

title: desperaverunt


text: desperavero

title: desperavero


text: desperaveris

title: desperaveris


text: desperaverit

title: desperaverit


text: desperaverimus

title: desperaverimus


text: desperaveritis

title: desperaveritis


text: desperaverint

title: desperaverint


text: desperaveram

title: desperaveram


text: desperaveras

title: desperaveras


text: desperaverat

title: desperaverat


text: desperaveramus

title: desperaveramus


text: desperaveratis

title: desperaveratis


text: desperaverant

title: desperaverant


text: desperor

title: desperor


text: desperaris

title: desperaris


text: desperatur

title: desperatur


text: desperamur

title: desperamur


text: desperamini

title: desperamini


text: desperantur

title: desperantur


text: desperabor

title: desperabor


text: desperaberis

title: desperaberis


text: desperabitur

title: desperabitur


text: desperabimur

title: desperabimur


text: desperabimini

title: desperabimini


text: desperabuntur

title: desperabuntur


text: desperabar

title: desperabar


text:
calltainn

Noun

 * 1) hazel tree or wood

title: calltainn


text: calltainne

title: calltainne


text:
cnò challtainn

Noun

 * 1) hazelnut

title: cnò challtainn


text: cnò calltainn

title: cnò calltainn


text: cnotha calltainn

title: cnotha calltainn


text: cnòtha calltainn

title: cnòtha calltainn


text: cnòthan calltainn

title: cnòthan calltainn


text:
preasarlach

Noun

 * 1) coppice

title: preasarlach


text: preasarlaich

title: preasarlaich


text:
lobhte

Adjective

 * 1) rotten, putrid, corrupt, putrifying

title: lobhte


text: bagsied

title: bagsied


text: bagsying

title: bagsying


text:
izlišan

Adjective

 * 1) superfluous, redundant

title: izlišan


text:
излишан

Adjective

 * 1) superfluous, redundant

title: излишан


text:
izlišno

Adverb

 * 1) superfluously, redundantly

title: izlišno


text:
излишно

Adverb

 * 1) superfluously, redundantly

Adverb

 * 1) superfluously, redundantly

title: излишно


text:
doras mòr

Noun

 * 1) front door

title: doras mòr


text: dorais mhòir

title: dorais mhòir


text: dorsan mòra

title: dorsan mòra


text:
mòr-sluagh

Noun

 * 1) multitude, throng
 * 2) proletariat

title: mòr-sluagh


text: mòr-sluaigh

title: mòr-sluaigh


text: mòr-slòigh

title: mòr-slòigh


text:
Talk:freeborn

Question
Doesn't the term "freeborn" imply a certain level of natural rights in most usages? Purplebackpack89 (Notes Taken) (Locker) 23:38, 5 November 2010 (UTC)
 * What do you mean exactly? Can you give an example? Equinox ◑ 23:40, 5 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Well, it originally was used to apply to an Englishman who was not tied to somebody else's land...had freedom of movement and the right to own land of his own  Purplebackpack89  (Notes Taken) (Locker) 20:13, 12 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:freeborn


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob/colour.js/colors/reply

Yeah I also think the highlighted pink is pretty ugly. Maybe there's a better way.


text:
User:Mglovesfun/list of English words of French origin

The following is a list of English words of French origin, where 'French' can mean French, Middle French, Old French or Anglo-Norman.


text:
videojoc

Etymology
From, a.

Noun

 * 1) video game

title: videojoc


text: videojocs

title: videojocs


text:
palatopharyngeal

Etymology
From, from , equivalent to. .

Adjective

 * 1)  Of, relating to, or involving the palate and the pharynx.
 * 2)  Of or pertaining to the palatopharyngeus.

title: palatopharyngeal


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob/colour.js/colors/reply (2)

Is it better now with a dotted pink border?

EDIT: I also changed the bottom border of the headers to a dark yellow.


text: solę

title: solę


text: finestres

title: finestres


text:
Wiktionary:About Scots

The is an Anglic language, traditionally spoken in what is today Scotland and Northern Ireland. It has various relations with English, notably being a source of some words in English (often of Scandinavian or Gaelic origin), and providing cognate terms from Old English, aiding reconstruction of Old English terms. It shares close affinity with dialects of Northern England. Different sources consider Scots a dialect of English or a separate language. Either way, many terms in the two are identical in spelling if not standard pronunciation. There is significant overlap with Scottish English.

Be very careful adding Scots terms. Much of what is passed off as Scots on the Internet is in fact a caricature of Scots written by people who don't speak the language. See the long discussion on meta.wikimedia.org about Scots Wikipedia. The Dictionary of the Scots Language (see references) can be trusted. Absence of a word in Dictionary of the Scots Language does not mean the word is not used in Scots. Perhaps the word is spelled the same as in English or there is no attestation of a Scots spelling.

Dialect labels
The following labels may be used with label (short form lb) to tag terms as belonging to a specific dialect of Scots:

 * sco =>
 * sco =>
 * sco =>
 * sco =>
 * sco =>
 * sco => (for obsolete terms attested only between 1450 and 1700, regardless of region)

Other labels may be used as well, but they will neither put the term into a category for the dialect nor provide a link to a Wikipedia article on the dialect.

title: Wiktionary:About Scots


text:
síl·laba

Etymology
, from, from +.

Noun

 * 1) syllable

title: síl·laba


text: síl·labes

title: síl·labes


text: torpedes

title: torpedes


text: billy-can

title: billy-can


text:
Citations:billy-can

 * "Brewing his tea in a billy-can under the bough of a shady tree."
 * - The Swagman by Elaine Bannister

 * "I mind the days we played at camp With billy-can and swag..."
 * - Soldier Birds by Henry Lawson

title: Citations:billy-can


text: billy-cans

title: billy-cans


text:
izbrisati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to delete, erase

title: izbrisati


text:
избрисати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to delete, erase

title: избрисати


text:
arma de foc

Noun

 * 1) firearm

title: arma de foc


text: armes de foc

title: armes de foc


text: fraires

title: fraires


text:
Talk:welcome

Cognates
It’s really striking to see a list of “welcome” in various European languages – the Germanic ones all have some variant of “well + come” and the Romance ones all have some variant of “bien + venu”, which are cognate formations/a calque.

(I mention this because “welcome” is one of those words commonly used in multi-lingual montages, so this sticks out – OTOH, non-European ones seem pretty unrelated; Japanese ようこそ being pretty non-Chinese looking, for instance.)
 * —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 01:35, 6 November 2010 (UTC)

 * A lot of the other languages look like calques, too. For instance, Persian خوش آمدید means “bien venu”; Serbian добродошли means “bienvenus”. —Stephen (Talk) 06:13, 6 November 2010 (UTC)

Other meaning - "no problem", "think nothing of it".
As in, "you are welcome" in response to thanks. No mention of this meaning? I came here looking for a translation of this meaning, and find that it isn't even mentioned. 10:41, 2 March 2012 (UTC)

Exclamation mark
I noticed a lot of the translations of welcome have an exclamation mark after them. Should those be removed, since they are in no way part of the translation?

kablaaw
kablaaw may be the equivalent of welcome in --Geographyinitiative (talk) 01:21, 20 March 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:welcome


text: armes blanques

title: armes blanques


text: fulles

title: fulles


text:
шизофренический

Adjective

 * 1) schizophrenic

title: шизофренический


text:
trajebaño

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  one-piece swimsuit

title: trajebaño


text:
LtoR

Adjective

 * 1)  left to right

title: LtoR


text:
Ahndung

Noun

 * 1)  punishment
 * 2)  Ahnung: premonition
 * 1)  Ahnung: premonition

title: Ahndung


text: plucking posts

title: plucking posts


text:
Anmutung

Noun

 * 1) impression

title: Anmutung


text:
Aufdeckung

Noun

 * 1) uncovering, discovery
 * 2) revelation, disclosure
 * 1) revelation, disclosure

title: Aufdeckung


text:
כ־ת־ב

Etymology
From "to prick, cut, scratch, scrape"; the meaning "write" is secondary and spread through diffusion rather than inheritance. Cognate with 🇨🇬 root.

Derived terms

 * Verbs and Verbal derivatives

 * Others

title: כ־ת־ב


text: get off on the wrong foot

title: get off on the wrong foot


text:
Citations:Galician

Adjective: of or pertaining to Galicia (in Iberia)

 * 2009, D. R. Green, Coastal and Marine Geospatial Technologies, page 107
 * The subsequent oil slicks that reached the coast resulted in severe ecological and economic consequences for the Galician coast and the Bay of Biscay.

Adjective: of or pertaining to the people of Galicia (in Iberia)

 * 1999 [1882], Emilia Pardo Bazán, The Tribune of the People, (translated by Walter Borenstein), page 253
 * The "entierro de la sardina," the burial of the sardine, is a Galician custom popular in many villages on Ash Wednesday.

Adjective: of or pertaining to the Galician language

 * 2009, Eva Estebas Vilaplana, Teach yourself English pronunciation, page 18
 * This vowel is similar to the Catalan sound in the words Jordi or sola and to the Galician sound in the words ola or po.

Adjective: of or pertaining to Galicia (in Central Europe)

 * 2006, Shulamit Ṿolḳov, Germans, Jews, and Antisemites: Trials in Emancipation, page 272
 * Victor Adler was born in a small Moravian town on the Galician border.

Noun: native or inhabitant of Galicia (in Iberia)

 * 2000, Clare Mar-Molinero, The Politics of Language in the Spanish-speaking World, page 52
 * In Argentina, too, there is a community of Welsh-speakers. Similarly some Galicians, Catalans and Basques have retained their mother tongues in ways that had they remained, respectively in the United Kingdom or Spain, might have been more difficult to do.
 * 2000, Ethnologia Europaea 30 (2): 52
 * The Portuguese claim that a Galician would never be generous, as a Portuguese would. On their side, the Galicians tell the story of the Portuguese who invites some Galicians to dinner and then gives his guests very little to eat.

Noun: native or inhabitant of Galicia (in Central Europe)

 * 1927, Frank Alfred Golder and Emanuel Aronsberg, Documents of Russian History, 1914–1917, p 12:
 * For, together with a negligible handful of Galicians, Russian in spirit, how many Poles, Jews, and Ukrainized Uniates we would receive! The so-called Ukrainian, or Mazeppist, movement is not a menace to us at present, but we should not enable it to expand by increasing the number of turbulent Ukrainian elements, for in this movement there undoubtedly lies the seed of an extremely dangerous Little Russian separatism which, under favorable conditions, may assume quite unexpected proportions.
 * 2004, Serhy Yekelchyk, Stalin's Empire of Memory: Russian-Ukrainian Relations in the Soviet Historical Imagination, page 50
 * According to Manuilsky, some Galicians idealized the Austro-Hungarian past for the empire's promotion of national autonomy, yet the Habsburgs had discouraged Eastern Galicia's economic development, whereas the Soviet power would 'turn Lviv into one of the biggest industrial centres of Soviet Ukraine.'

Proper noun: the language of Galicia

 * 1998, Catherine Davies, Spanish Women's Writing, 1849-1996, page 63
 * Rosalia de Castro became a crucial element in this early nationalist cultural campaign: she spoke Galician as her first language and she was literate, educated, and sympathetic to the group's progressive aims.

title: Citations:Galician


text:
ח־מ־ד

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

title: ח־מ־ד


text:
آرماگدون

Proper noun

 * 1) Armageddon

title: آرماگدون


text:
αφού

Etymology
From, from and , from  and.

Conjunction

 * 1) after (having done something)
 * 2) since

title: αφού


text:
نیز

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) also

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) also, even
 * 2) again
 * 3) likewise
 * 1) likewise
 * 1) likewise

title: نیز


text:
همچنین

Etymology
. Compare.

Adverb

 * 1) also, as well
 * 2) thus, in this manner, likewise
 * 1) thus, in this manner, likewise
 * 1) thus, in this manner, likewise

title: همچنین


text:
μεσωρόφου

Noun

 * less formal:
 * less formal:

title: μεσωρόφου


text:
μεσωρόφων

Noun

 * less formal:
 * less formal:

title: μεσωρόφων


text:
μεσωρόφους

Noun

 * less formal:
 * less formal:

title: μεσωρόφους


text: μεσώροφοι

title: μεσώροφοι


text: μεσώροφο

title: μεσώροφο


text: μεσώροφε

title: μεσώροφε


text: ορόφου

title: ορόφου


text: ορόφων

title: ορόφων


text: ορόφους

title: ορόφους


text: όροφοι

title: όροφοι


text: όροφο

title: όροφο


text: όροφε

title: όροφε


text:
بقشيش

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) tip, gratuity, baksheesh

title: بقشيش


text:
hapatettu

Adjective

 * 1) fermented produced through lactic acid fermentation
 * 2) cultured of milk products, produced through lactic acid fermentation

Synonyms

 * , hapan-

title: hapatettu


text:
Category:Greek terms prefixed with μεσ-

See Category:Greek terms prefixed with μεσο-

title: Category:Greek terms prefixed with μεσ-


text: Category:Greek terms prefixed with ημι-

title: Category:Greek terms prefixed with ημι-


text:
ημι-

Etymology
From.

Prefix

 * 1) half, semi-, hemi-, demi-
 * 2) quasi-, partial
 * 1) quasi-, partial
 * 1) quasi-, partial

title: ημι-


text: ημί-

title: ημί-


text:
τελειότητα

Etymology
Learnedly, from, from the accusative singular " ", equivalent to.

Pronunciation

 * with article, feminine singular accusative :
 * with article, feminine singular accusative :

Noun

 * 1) perfection

title: τελειότητα


text:
Τιτανομαχία

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a battle of Titans

Proper noun

 * 1) Titanomachy, War of the Titans

title: Τιτανομαχία


text: desperabaris

title: desperabaris


text: desperabatur

title: desperabatur


text: desperabamur

title: desperabamur


text: desperabamini

title: desperabamini


text: desperabantur

title: desperabantur


text: desperem

title: desperem


text: desperes

title: desperes


text: desperet

title: desperet


text: desperemus

title: desperemus


text: desperetis

title: desperetis


text: desperent

title: desperent


text: desperarem

title: desperarem


text: desperares

title: desperares


text: desperaret

title: desperaret


text: desperaremus

title: desperaremus


text: desperaretis

title: desperaretis


text: desperarent

title: desperarent


text: desperaverim

title: desperaverim


text: desperavissem

title: desperavissem


text: desperavisses

title: desperavisses


text: desperavisset

title: desperavisset


text: desperavissemus

title: desperavissemus


text: desperavissetis

title: desperavissetis


text: desperavissent

title: desperavissent


text: desperer

title: desperer


text: despereris

title: despereris


text: desperetur

title: desperetur


text: desperemur

title: desperemur


text: desperemini

title: desperemini


text: desperentur

title: desperentur


text: desperarer

title: desperarer


text: desperareris

title: desperareris


text: desperaretur

title: desperaretur


text: desperaremur

title: desperaremur


text: desperaremini

title: desperaremini


text: desperarentur

title: desperarentur


text: desperato

title: desperato


text: desperatote

title: desperatote


text: desperanto

title: desperanto


text: desperator

title: desperator


text: desperantor

title: desperantor


text: desperavisse

title: desperavisse


text: desperari

title: desperari


text: despexeratis

title: despexeratis


text: despexerant

title: despexerant


text: despicior

title: despicior


text:
despiceris

Verb

title: despiceris


text: despicitur

title: despicitur


text: despicimur

title: despicimur


text: despicimini

title: despicimini


text: despiciuntur

title: despiciuntur


text: despiciar

title: despiciar


text: despicieris

title: despicieris


text: despicietur

title: despicietur


text: despiciemur

title: despiciemur


text: despiciemini

title: despiciemini


text: despicientur

title: despicientur


text: despiciebar

title: despiciebar


text: despiciebaris

title: despiciebaris


text: despiciebatur

title: despiciebatur


text: despiciebamur

title: despiciebamur


text: despiciebamini

title: despiciebamini


text: despiciebantur

title: despiciebantur


text: despicias

title: despicias


text: despiciat

title: despiciat


text: despiciamus

title: despiciamus


text: despiciatis

title: despiciatis


text: despiciant

title: despiciant


text: despicerem

title: despicerem


text: despiceres

title: despiceres


text: despiceret

title: despiceret


text: despiceremus

title: despiceremus


text: despiceretis

title: despiceretis


text: despicerent

title: despicerent


text: despexerim

title: despexerim


text: despexissem

title: despexissem


text: despexisses

title: despexisses


text: despexisset

title: despexisset


text: despexissemus

title: despexissemus


text: despexissetis

title: despexissetis


text: despexissent

title: despexissent


text: despiciaris

title: despiciaris


text: despiciatur

title: despiciatur


text: despiciamur

title: despiciamur


text: despiciamini

title: despiciamini


text: despiciantur

title: despiciantur


text: despicerer

title: despicerer


text: despicereris

title: despicereris


text: despiceretur

title: despiceretur


text: despiceremur

title: despiceremur


text: despiceremini

title: despiceremini


text: despicerentur

title: despicerentur


text: despice

title: despice


text: despicito

title: despicito


text: despicite

title: despicite


text: despicitote

title: despicitote


text: despiciunto

title: despiciunto


text:
despicere

Verb

title: despicere


text: despicitor

title: despicitor


text: despiciuntor

title: despiciuntor


text: despexisse

title: despexisse


text: despici

title: despici


text:
despectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disdained, despised

Noun

 * 1) a prospect, panorama (view from above)
 * 2) a looking down upon; a view
 * 3) a spectacle (object of contempt)
 * 4) a despising, contempt

title: despectus


text: desecemini

title: desecemini


text: desecentur

title: desecentur


text: desecarer

title: desecarer


text: desecareris

title: desecareris


text: desecaretur

title: desecaretur


text: desecaremur

title: desecaremur


text: desecaremini

title: desecaremini


text: desecarentur

title: desecarentur


text:
deseca

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to drain

title: deseca


text: desecato

title: desecato


text:
desecate

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To cut, as with a scythe; to mow.

title: desecate


text: desecatote

title: desecatote


text: desecanto

title: desecanto


text:
desecare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) drainage

title: desecare


text: desecator

title: desecator


text: desecantor

title: desecantor


text: desecuisse

title: desecuisse


text: desecari

title: desecari


text:
desectus

Participle

 * 1) severed
 * 2) cut

title: desectus


text: derigebamini

title: derigebamini


text: derigebantur

title: derigebantur


text: derigas

title: derigas


text: derigat

title: derigat


text: derigamus

title: derigamus


text: derigatis

title: derigatis


text: derigant

title: derigant


text: derigerem

title: derigerem


text: derigeres

title: derigeres


text: derigeret

title: derigeret


text: derigeremus

title: derigeremus


text: derigeretis

title: derigeretis


text: derigerent

title: derigerent


text: derexerim

title: derexerim


text: derexissem

title: derexissem


text: derexisses

title: derexisses


text: derexisset

title: derexisset


text: derexissemus

title: derexissemus


text: derexissetis

title: derexissetis


text: derexissent

title: derexissent


text: derigaris

title: derigaris


text: derigatur

title: derigatur


text: derigamur

title: derigamur


text: derigamini

title: derigamini


text: derigantur

title: derigantur


text: derigerer

title: derigerer


text: derigereris

title: derigereris


text: derigeretur

title: derigeretur


text: derigeremur

title: derigeremur


text: derigeremini

title: derigeremini


text: derigerentur

title: derigerentur


text: derige

title: derige


text: derigito

title: derigito


text: derigite

title: derigite


text: derigitote

title: derigitote


text: derigunto

title: derigunto


text: derigitor

title: derigitor


text: deriguntor

title: deriguntor


text: derexisse

title: derexisse


text: derigi

title: derigi


text:
derectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) directed, steered, guided, aligned, pointed, having been guided
 * 2) straightened, levelled, having been straightened

title: derectus


text: desilior

title: desilior


text: desiliris

title: desiliris


text: desilitur

title: desilitur


text: desilimur

title: desilimur


text: desilimini

title: desilimini


text: desiliuntur

title: desiliuntur


text: desiliar

title: desiliar


text: desilieris

title: desilieris


text: desilietur

title: desilietur


text: desiliemur

title: desiliemur


text: desiliemini

title: desiliemini


text: desilientur

title: desilientur


text: desiliebar

title: desiliebar


text: desiliebaris

title: desiliebaris


text: desiliebatur

title: desiliebatur


text: desiliebamur

title: desiliebamur


text: desiliebamini

title: desiliebamini


text: desiliebantur

title: desiliebantur


text: desiliaris

title: desiliaris


text: desiliatur

title: desiliatur


text: desiliamur

title: desiliamur


text: desiliamini

title: desiliamini


text: desiliantur

title: desiliantur


text: desilirer

title: desilirer


text: desilireris

title: desilireris


text: desiliretur

title: desiliretur


text: desiliremur

title: desiliremur


text: desiliremini

title: desiliremini


text: desilirentur

title: desilirentur


text: desilitor

title: desilitor


text: desiliuntor

title: desiliuntor


text: desiliri

title: desiliri


text: derecta

title: derecta


text: derecti

title: derecti


text: derectae

title: derectae


text: derectorum

title: derectorum


text: derectarum

title: derectarum


text:
derecto

Noun

 * 1)  right

Adverb

 * 1) straight, in straight line
 * 2) directly, immediately, without intervening action

title: derecto


text: derectis

title: derectis


text: derectam

title: derectam


text: derectos

title: derectos


text: derectas

title: derectas


text:
derecte

Adverb

 * 1) straight, not curved
 * 2) moving straight forward, in straight line
 * 3) direct, absolute

title: derecte


text: descendimus

title: descendimus


text: descenditis

title: descenditis


text: descendunt

title: descendunt


text: descendam

title: descendam


text: descendet

title: descendet


text: descendetis

title: descendetis


text: descendebam

title: descendebam


text: descendebas

title: descendebas


text: descendebat

title: descendebat


text: descendebamus

title: descendebamus


text: descendebatis

title: descendebatis


text: descendebant

title: descendebant


text:
descendi

Etymology
Derived from, from +.

Verb

 * 1)  to ,

title: descendi


text: descendisti

title: descendisti


text: descendistis

title: descendistis


text: descenderunt

title: descenderunt


text: descendero

title: descendero


text: descenderis

title: descenderis


text: descenderit

title: descenderit


text: descenderimus

title: descenderimus


text: descenderitis

title: descenderitis


text: descenderint

title: descenderint


text: descenderam

title: descenderam


text: descenderas

title: descenderas


text: descenderat

title: descenderat


text: descenderamus

title: descenderamus


text: descenderatis

title: descenderatis


text: descenderant

title: descenderant


text: descendor

title: descendor


text: descenditur

title: descenditur


text: descendimur

title: descendimur


text: descendimini

title: descendimini


text: descenduntur

title: descenduntur


text: descendar

title: descendar


text: descendetur

title: descendetur


text: descendemur

title: descendemur


text: descendemini

title: descendemini


text: descendentur

title: descendentur


text: descendebar

title: descendebar


text: descendebaris

title: descendebaris


text: descendebatur

title: descendebatur


text: descendebamur

title: descendebamur


text: descendebamini

title: descendebamini


text: descendebantur

title: descendebantur


text: descendas

title: descendas


text: descendat

title: descendat


text: descendamus

title: descendamus


text: descendatis

title: descendatis


text: descenderem

title: descenderem


text: descenderes

title: descenderes


text: descenderet

title: descenderet


text: descenderemus

title: descenderemus


text: descenderetis

title: descenderetis


text: descenderent

title: descenderent


text: descenderim

title: descenderim


text: descendissem

title: descendissem


text: descendisset

title: descendisset


text: descendissemus

title: descendissemus


text: descendissetis

title: descendissetis


text: descendaris

title: descendaris


text: descendatur

title: descendatur


text: descendamur

title: descendamur


text: descendamini

title: descendamini


text: descendantur

title: descendantur


text: descenderer

title: descenderer


text: descendereris

title: descendereris


text: descenderetur

title: descenderetur


text: descenderemur

title: descenderemur


text: descenderemini

title: descenderemini


text: descenderentur

title: descenderentur


text: descendito

title: descendito


text: descendite

title: descendite


text: descenditote

title: descenditote


text: descendunto

title: descendunto


text: descenditor

title: descenditor


text: descenduntor

title: descenduntor


text: desecta

title: desecta


text: desecti

title: desecti


text: desectae

title: desectae


text: desectorum

title: desectorum


text: desectarum

title: desectarum


text: desecto

title: desecto


text: desectis

title: desectis


text: desectam

title: desectam


text: desectos

title: desectos


text: desectas

title: desectas


text: desecte

title: desecte


text: despecta

title: despecta


text: despecti

title: despecti


text: despectae

title: despectae


text: despectorum

title: despectorum


text: despectarum

title: despectarum


text: despectis

title: despectis


text: despectam

title: despectam


text: despectos

title: despectos


text: despectas

title: despectas


text: despecte

title: despecte


text:
desperans

Etymology
Present active participle of

Participle

 * 1) despairing

title: desperans


text: desperantes

title: desperantes


text: desperantia

title: desperantia


text: desperantis

title: desperantis


text: desperantium

title: desperantium


text: desperanti

title: desperanti


text: desperante

title: desperante


text: desperantibus

title: desperantibus


text: desperantem

title: desperantem


text:
deserendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be deserted, abandoned, let down

title: deserendus


text: deserenda

title: deserenda


text: deserendum

title: deserendum


text: deserendi

title: deserendi


text: deserendae

title: deserendae


text: deserendorum

title: deserendorum


text: deserendarum

title: deserendarum


text: deserendo

title: deserendo


text: deserendis

title: deserendis


text: deserendam

title: deserendam


text: deserendos

title: deserendos


text: deserendas

title: deserendas


text: deserende

title: deserende


text:
almaq

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc.

Verb

 * 1)  to take
 * 2)  to buy
 * 3)  to receive, get
 * 4)   to wed a woman
 * 5)  to arrange for someone else to wed a woman
 * 1)  to receive, get
 * 2)   to wed a woman
 * 3)  to arrange for someone else to wed a woman
 * 1)   to wed a woman
 * 2)  to arrange for someone else to wed a woman
 * 1)  to arrange for someone else to wed a woman
 * 1)  to arrange for someone else to wed a woman

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to take

title: almaq


text:
götürmək

Etymology
From whence also Turkish and 🇨🇬 (= 🇨🇬) and 🇨🇬.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, causative of, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to take
 * 2) to pick up, lift
 * 3) to remember, keep in mind, learn
 * 4) to cost
 * 5) to anger
 * 6) to tolerate, to stand
 * 7) to remove
 * 8) to pick up
 * 1) to anger
 * 2) to tolerate, to stand
 * 3) to remove
 * 4) to pick up
 * 1) to remove
 * 2) to pick up
 * 1) to pick up
 * 1) to pick up

title: götürmək


text:
baxmaq

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to look
 * 2) to watch
 * 3) to take care of
 * 4) to be in charge of
 * 5)  to depend
 * 1) to take care of
 * 2) to be in charge of
 * 3)  to depend
 * 1) to be in charge of
 * 2)  to depend
 * 1) to be in charge of
 * 2)  to depend
 * 1)  to depend

title: baxmaq


text:
bardaq

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) jug, pitcher

title: bardaq


text:
atmaq

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to throw
 * 2)  to quit doing something
 * 3)  to put
 * 4)  to shoot, shell
 * 5)  to launch
 * 6)  to abandon, to ditch
 * 7)  to fool, swindle, defraud
 * 8)  to pass the buck, to give the blame to someone
 * 9)  to put at, expose to, subject to
 * 10)  to masturbate
 * 1)  to shoot, shell
 * 2)  to launch
 * 3)  to abandon, to ditch
 * 4)  to fool, swindle, defraud
 * 5)  to pass the buck, to give the blame to someone
 * 6)  to put at, expose to, subject to
 * 7)  to masturbate
 * 1)  to fool, swindle, defraud
 * 2)  to pass the buck, to give the blame to someone
 * 3)  to put at, expose to, subject to
 * 4)  to masturbate
 * 1)  to pass the buck, to give the blame to someone
 * 2)  to put at, expose to, subject to
 * 3)  to masturbate
 * 1)  to put at, expose to, subject to
 * 2)  to masturbate
 * 1)  to masturbate
 * 1)  to masturbate
 * 1)  to masturbate

title: atmaq


text:
atlanmaq

Etymology
Analyzable as, ultimately from. Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc.

Verb

 * 1) to jump

title: atlanmaq


text: àrainne-coisichean

title: àrainne-coisichean


text: àrainnean-coisichean

title: àrainnean-coisichean


text:
axmaq

Etymology 1
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to flow
 * 2) to leak
 * 1) to leak

Etymology 2
Ultimately from.

Adjective

 * 1) stupid

Noun

 * 1) idiot, blockhead, dimwit stupid person

title: axmaq


text: às-aithrise

title: às-aithrise


text: às-aithrisean

title: às-aithrisean


text: satirischte

title: satirischte


text: satirischer

title: satirischer


text: satirischers

title: satirischers


text: satirische

title: satirische


text: falsifieerbare

title: falsifieerbare


text: falsifieerbaardere

title: falsifieerbaardere


text: falsifieerbaarst

title: falsifieerbaarst


text: falsifieerbaarste

title: falsifieerbaarste


text: falsifieerbaarder

title: falsifieerbaarder


text: falsifieerbaarders

title: falsifieerbaarders


text: falsifieerbaars

title: falsifieerbaars


text: duffelse

title: duffelse


text: aannemelijkste

title: aannemelijkste


text: aannemelijkere

title: aannemelijkere


text: aannemelijks

title: aannemelijks


text: aannemelijker

title: aannemelijker


text: aannemelijkers

title: aannemelijkers


text: aannemelijkst

title: aannemelijkst


text: aannemelijke

title: aannemelijke


text: schuldigers

title: schuldigers


text: schuldigst

title: schuldigst


text: schuldigste

title: schuldigste


text: schuldigere

title: schuldigere


text: schuldiger

title: schuldiger


text: schuldigs

title: schuldigs


text: klaarblijkelijkere

title: klaarblijkelijkere


text: klaarblijkelijks

title: klaarblijkelijks


text: klaarblijkelijkste

title: klaarblijkelijkste


text: klaarblijkelijke

title: klaarblijkelijke


text: klaarblijkelijkers

title: klaarblijkelijkers


text: zekerste

title: zekerste


text: zekerders

title: zekerders


text: zekers

title: zekers


text: zekere

title: zekere


text: zekerdere

title: zekerdere


text: lozere

title: lozere


text: lozer

title: lozer


text: looste

title: looste


text: lozers

title: lozers


text: kostelijker

title: kostelijker


text: kostelijke

title: kostelijke


text: kostelijkers

title: kostelijkers


text: kostelijkst

title: kostelijkst


text: kostelijkere

title: kostelijkere


text: kostelijks

title: kostelijks


text: kostelijkste

title: kostelijkste


text:
phone in

Verb

 * 1)  To deliver a message by telephone when etiquette demands the effort and respect conveyed by communication in person.
 * 2)  To make a telephone call to a broadcasting station, especially to participate in a program being aired.
 * 3)  As phone it in  To fulfill a responsibility with a minimum effort rather than the appropriate level of effort.
 * 4)  To make an unseemly, timid performance; to be restrained and timid when bold action is called for.
 * 1)  To make an unseemly, timid performance; to be restrained and timid when bold action is called for.
 * 1)  To make an unseemly, timid performance; to be restrained and timid when bold action is called for.
 * 1)  To make an unseemly, timid performance; to be restrained and timid when bold action is called for.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: soittaa (jollekin)
 * Portuguese:

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: soittaa ohjelmaan
 * Portuguese:
 * Swedish:
 * Thai:

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: tehdä (jotakin) vasemmalla kädellä, tehdä (jotakin) rimaa hipoen
 * French: faire le service minimum
 * Portuguese: colocar pouco esforço em algo

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish:
 * Portuguese:

title: phone in


text:
pitkäpiimä

Etymology

 * thus named due to its "stretchy" and smooth texture, compare.

Noun

 * 1)  A type of  typical for western Finland, with a smooth and stretchy texture, similar to Swedish.

title: pitkäpiimä


text:
malagueño

Etymology
From.

Etymology
From.

title: malagueño


text:
高等學校

Noun

 * 1)  institution of higher learning; colleges and universities

title: 高等學校


text:
膏藥

Noun

 * 1)  herbal plaster; medicated patch; poultice

title: 膏藥


text:
宮保

Etymology
The archaic usage referred to one of several titles during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. However, by the end of the Qing Dynasty, the title was merely honorific and did not necessarily mean that the person had anything to do with tutoring the crown prince. According to legend, because this title was bestowed upon Ding Baozhen, the inventor of Kung Pao chicken, it later came to be used as the name for the dish itself.

Noun

 * 1) kung pao style of cooking
 * 2)  senior tutor of the crown prince
 * 3)  assistant to the senior tutor of the crown prince

title: 宮保


text:
高清寬

Noun

 * 1) high-definition television; wide screen television

title: 高清寬


text:
歸類

Verb

 * 1) to classify; to categorise

title: 歸類


text:
公教

Noun

 * 1) public education; government-established education

Proper noun

 * 1) Catholicism

Noun

 * 1) a religion or religious sect that is officially recognized by the state
 * 2) exotericism, the imparting of knowledge or learning to the public

title: 公教


text:
公主

Etymology
In Volume I of his 1085 treatise Records of the Origins of Affairs and Things (事物紀原), Gao Cheng (高承) quoted Chūnqiū Zhǐzhǎng Suìyù's (春秋指掌碎玉) statement that:

Noun

 * 1) daughter of a monarch; princess
 * 2) princess young girl or woman considered vain, spoiled or selfish
 * 3)  female prostitute

Descendants

Noun

 * 1)  a non-Japanese East Asian princess

title: 公主


text:
會館

Noun

 * 1) institution set up in a capital city or other domestic or overseas city by people from the same hometown or operating the same business; guildhall; clan association; kongsi
 * 2)  hostel; hotel

Descendants
Others:

title: 會館


text: 轰隆

title: 轰隆


text: 化妆舞会

title: 化妆舞会


text: 淮扬

title: 淮扬


text:
哈士蟆

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Chinese brown frog; Asiatic grass frog

title: 哈士蟆


text: 欢迎光临

title: 欢迎光临


text:
歡迎光臨

Interjection

 * 1) welcome said to a customer entering a shop

title: 歡迎光臨


text: 呼唤

title: 呼唤


text: 花好月圆

title: 花好月圆


text:
花旗國

Etymology
See.

Proper noun

 * 1)  United States of America

title: 花旗國


text: 天蝎座

title: 天蝎座


text:
還有

Verb

 * 1) to still have

Conjunction

 * 1) besides; furthermore; and

title: 還有


text:
花旗

Proper noun

 * 1) Star-Spangled Banner; Stars and Stripes American flag

title: 花旗


text: desperasset

title: desperasset


text: 黃鐘

title: 黃鐘


text:
黃鍾

Noun

 * 1) first note of the
 * 1) first note of the

title: 黃鍾


text: desperata

title: desperata


text: desperati

title: desperati


text: desperatae

title: desperatae


text: desperatorum

title: desperatorum


text: desperatarum

title: desperatarum


text: desperatam

title: desperatam


text: desperatos

title: desperatos


text: desperatas

title: desperatas


text:
海棠

Noun

 * 1)  tree, cultivated as an ornamental tree in Chinese gardens
 * 2) various similar trees, crabapple, including the
 * 3) various similar flowers, including begonias

title: 海棠


text:
漢越

Adjective

 * 1)  Han-Viet; Sino-Vietnamese

title: 漢越


text:
desperatio

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) hopelessness, despair
 * 2) desperation
 * 3) foolhardiness

title: desperatio


text: desperationes

title: desperationes


text: desperationis

title: desperationis


text: desperationum

title: desperationum


text: desperationi

title: desperationi


text: desperationibus

title: desperationibus


text: desperationem

title: desperationem


text: desperatione

title: desperatione


text: 吉它

title: 吉它


text:
despolio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to rob, plunder or despoil

Descendants

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title: despolio


text: despolias

title: despolias


text: despoliat

title: despoliat


text: despoliamus

title: despoliamus


text: despoliatis

title: despoliatis


text: despoliant

title: despoliant


text: despoliabo

title: despoliabo


text: despoliabis

title: despoliabis


text: despoliabit

title: despoliabit


text: despoliabimus

title: despoliabimus


text: despoliabitis

title: despoliabitis


text: despoliabunt

title: despoliabunt


text: despoliabam

title: despoliabam


text: despoliabas

title: despoliabas


text: despoliabat

title: despoliabat


text: despoliabamus

title: despoliabamus


text: despoliabatis

title: despoliabatis


text: despoliabant

title: despoliabant


text: despoliavi

title: despoliavi


text: despoliavisti

title: despoliavisti


text: despoliavit

title: despoliavit


text: despoliavimus

title: despoliavimus


text: despoliavistis

title: despoliavistis


text: despoliaverunt

title: despoliaverunt


text: despoliavero

title: despoliavero


text: despoliaveris

title: despoliaveris


text: despoliaverit

title: despoliaverit


text: despoliaverimus

title: despoliaverimus


text: despoliaveritis

title: despoliaveritis


text: despoliaverint

title: despoliaverint


text: despoliaveram

title: despoliaveram


text: despoliaveras

title: despoliaveras


text: despoliaverat

title: despoliaverat


text: despoliaveramus

title: despoliaveramus


text: despoliaveratis

title: despoliaveratis


text: despoliaverant

title: despoliaverant


text: despolior

title: despolior


text: despoliaris

title: despoliaris


text: despoliatur

title: despoliatur


text: despoliamur

title: despoliamur


text: despoliamini

title: despoliamini


text: despoliantur

title: despoliantur


text: despoliabor

title: despoliabor


text: despoliaberis

title: despoliaberis


text: despoliabitur

title: despoliabitur


text: despoliabimur

title: despoliabimur


text: despoliabimini

title: despoliabimini


text: despoliabuntur

title: despoliabuntur


text: despoliabar

title: despoliabar


text: despoliabaris

title: despoliabaris


text: despoliabatur

title: despoliabatur


text: despoliabamur

title: despoliabamur


text: despoliabamini

title: despoliabamini


text: despoliabantur

title: despoliabantur


text: despoliem

title: despoliem


text: despolies

title: despolies


text: despoliet

title: despoliet


text: despoliemus

title: despoliemus


text: despolietis

title: despolietis


text: despolient

title: despolient


text: despoliarem

title: despoliarem


text: despoliares

title: despoliares


text: despoliaret

title: despoliaret


text: despoliaremus

title: despoliaremus


text: despoliaretis

title: despoliaretis


text: despoliarent

title: despoliarent


text: despoliaverim

title: despoliaverim


text: despoliavissem

title: despoliavissem


text: despoliavisses

title: despoliavisses


text: despoliavisset

title: despoliavisset


text: despoliavissemus

title: despoliavissemus


text: despoliavissetis

title: despoliavissetis


text: despoliavissent

title: despoliavissent


text: despolier

title: despolier


text: despolieris

title: despolieris


text: despolietur

title: despolietur


text: despoliemur

title: despoliemur


text: despoliemini

title: despoliemini


text: despolientur

title: despolientur


text: despoliarer

title: despoliarer


text: despoliareris

title: despoliareris


text: despoliaretur

title: despoliaretur


text: despoliaremur

title: despoliaremur


text: despoliaremini

title: despoliaremini


text: despoliarentur

title: despoliarentur


text: despolia

title: despolia


text: despoliato

title: despoliato


text: despoliate

title: despoliate


text: despoliatote

title: despoliatote


text: despolianto

title: despolianto


text: despoliare

title: despoliare


text: despoliator

title: despoliator


text: despoliantor

title: despoliantor


text: despoliavisse

title: despoliavisse


text: despoliari

title: despoliari


text:
竹升

Etymology
. Originally as : “bamboo pole” > “Chinese person raised overseas” (the inside is hollow like bamboo poles, signifying the lack of Chinese culture in their knowledge).

The word was changed to 竹升 (“bamboo rise”) for taboo reasons, since and  sound alike in Cantonese.

Noun

 * 1) thick bamboo pole
 * 2)  jook-sing overseas-born Chinese person

title: 竹升


text:
destitutus

Etymology
From the participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) destitute
 * 2) disappointed
 * 3) childless
 * 4) abandoned, left alone, forsaken

title: destitutus


text: destituta

title: destituta


text: destitutum

title: destitutum


text: destituti

title: destituti


text: destitutae

title: destitutae


text: destitutorum

title: destitutorum


text: destitutarum

title: destitutarum


text: destituto

title: destituto


text: destitutis

title: destitutis


text: destitutam

title: destitutam


text: destitutos

title: destitutos


text: destitutas

title: destitutas


text:
浸水

Verb

 * 1) to immerse or dip in water; to drench

Noun

 * 1) water for irrigation

Noun

 * 1) immersion in water, inundation, flood

Verb

 * 1) be flooded

title: 浸水


text:
destringo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to strip off
 * 2) to scrape (with a strigil)
 * 3) to draw out
 * 1) to draw out

title: destringo


text: destringis

title: destringis


text: destringit

title: destringit


text: destringimus

title: destringimus


text: destringitis

title: destringitis


text: destringunt

title: destringunt


text: destringam

title: destringam


text: destringes

title: destringes


text: destringet

title: destringet


text: destringemus

title: destringemus


text: destringetis

title: destringetis


text: destringent

title: destringent


text: destringebam

title: destringebam


text: destringebas

title: destringebas


text: destringebat

title: destringebat


text: destringebamus

title: destringebamus


text: destringebatis

title: destringebatis


text: destringebant

title: destringebant


text: destrinxi

title: destrinxi


text: destrinxisti

title: destrinxisti


text: destrinxit

title: destrinxit


text: destrinximus

title: destrinximus


text: destrinxistis

title: destrinxistis


text: destrinxerunt

title: destrinxerunt


text: destrinxero

title: destrinxero


text: destrinxeris

title: destrinxeris


text: destrinxerit

title: destrinxerit


text: destrinxerimus

title: destrinxerimus


text: destrinxeritis

title: destrinxeritis


text: destrinxerint

title: destrinxerint


text: destrinxeram

title: destrinxeram


text: destrinxeras

title: destrinxeras


text: destrinxerat

title: destrinxerat


text: destrinxeramus

title: destrinxeramus


text: destrinxeratis

title: destrinxeratis


text: destrinxerant

title: destrinxerant


text: destringor

title: destringor


text: destringeris

title: destringeris


text: destringitur

title: destringitur


text: destringimur

title: destringimur


text: destringimini

title: destringimini


text: destringuntur

title: destringuntur


text: destringar

title: destringar


text: destringetur

title: destringetur


text: destringemur

title: destringemur


text: destringemini

title: destringemini


text: destringentur

title: destringentur


text: destringebar

title: destringebar


text: destringebaris

title: destringebaris


text: destringebatur

title: destringebatur


text: destringebamur

title: destringebamur


text: destringebamini

title: destringebamini


text: destringebantur

title: destringebantur


text: destringas

title: destringas


text: destringat

title: destringat


text: destringamus

title: destringamus


text: destringatis

title: destringatis


text: destringant

title: destringant


text: destringerem

title: destringerem


text: destringeres

title: destringeres


text: destringeret

title: destringeret


text: destringeremus

title: destringeremus


text: destringeretis

title: destringeretis


text: destringerent

title: destringerent


text: destrinxerim

title: destrinxerim


text: destrinxissem

title: destrinxissem


text: destrinxisses

title: destrinxisses


text: destrinxisset

title: destrinxisset


text: destrinxissemus

title: destrinxissemus


text: destrinxissetis

title: destrinxissetis


text: destrinxissent

title: destrinxissent


text: destringaris

title: destringaris


text: destringatur

title: destringatur


text: destringamur

title: destringamur


text: destringamini

title: destringamini


text: destringantur

title: destringantur


text: destringerer

title: destringerer


text: destringereris

title: destringereris


text: destringeretur

title: destringeretur


text: destringeremur

title: destringeremur


text: destringeremini

title: destringeremini


text: destringerentur

title: destringerentur


text: destringe

title: destringe


text: destringito

title: destringito


text: destringite

title: destringite


text: destringitote

title: destringitote


text: destringunto

title: destringunto


text: destringere

title: destringere


text: destringitor

title: destringitor


text: destringuntor

title: destringuntor


text: destrinxisse

title: destrinxisse


text: destringi

title: destringi


text:
destrictus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) stripped off
 * 2) unsheathed

title: destrictus


text: destricta

title: destricta


text: destricti

title: destricti


text: destrictae

title: destrictae


text: destrictorum

title: destrictorum


text: destrictarum

title: destrictarum


text: destricto

title: destricto


text: destrictis

title: destrictis


text: destrictam

title: destrictam


text: destrictos

title: destrictos


text: destrictas

title: destrictas


text: destricte

title: destricte


text:
desuper

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) From above or overhead

title: desuper


text:
deterrendus

Etymology
Future passive participle (gerundive) of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be deterred or discouraged
 * 2) which is to be averted

title: deterrendus


text: deterrenda

title: deterrenda


text: deterrendum

title: deterrendum


text: deterrendi

title: deterrendi


text: deterrendae

title: deterrendae


text: deterrendorum

title: deterrendorum


text: deterrendarum

title: deterrendarum


text: deterrendo

title: deterrendo


text: deterrendis

title: deterrendis


text: deterrendam

title: deterrendam


text: deterrendos

title: deterrendos


text: deterrendas

title: deterrendas


text: deterrende

title: deterrende


text:
驚輸

Noun

 * 1)  fear of losing

Usage notes
The extended meaning is rendered in Mandarin by the idiom.

title: 驚輸


text: 局势

title: 局势


text:
detestor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to curse or execrate
 * 2) to detest or loathe
 * 3) to avert or ward off

title: detestor


text: detestaris

title: detestaris


text: detestatur

title: detestatur


text: detestamur

title: detestamur


text: detestamini

title: detestamini


text: detestantur

title: detestantur


text: detestabor

title: detestabor


text: detestaberis

title: detestaberis


text: detestabitur

title: detestabitur


text: detestabimur

title: detestabimur


text: detestabimini

title: detestabimini


text: detestabuntur

title: detestabuntur


text: detestabar

title: detestabar


text: detestabaris

title: detestabaris


text: detestabatur

title: detestabatur


text:
角宿

Proper noun

 * 1)   one of

title: 角宿


text: detestabamur

title: detestabamur


text: detestabamini

title: detestabamini


text: detestabantur

title: detestabantur


text:
detester

Noun

 * 1) Someone who detests, a hater.

Verb

 * 1) to hate; to detest

title: detester


text: detesteris

title: detesteris


text: detestetur

title: detestetur


text: detestemur

title: detestemur


text: detestemini

title: detestemini


text: detestentur

title: detestentur


text: detestarer

title: detestarer


text: detestareris

title: detestareris


text: detestaretur

title: detestaretur


text: detestaremur

title: detestaremur


text: detestaremini

title: detestaremini


text: detestarentur

title: detestarentur


text: detestator

title: detestator


text: detestantor

title: detestantor


text: detestari

title: detestari


text:
唧唧

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sighing
 * 2) praising
 * 3) chirping

Noun

 * 1)  milk; breast milk

title: 唧唧


text:
金黃

Adjective

 * 1) golden yellow; golden
 * 2)  orange

title: 金黃


text:
濺濺

Noun

 * 1)  sound of flowing water
 * 2) appearance of fast flowing water
 * 3) appearance of liquid splashing out

title: 濺濺