text: pernoscebam

title: pernoscebam


text: pernoscebas

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title: pernoscebas


text: pernoscebat

title: pernoscebat


text: pernoscebamus

title: pernoscebamus


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title: pernoverimus


text: pernoveritis

title: pernoveritis


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title: pernoveram


text: pernoveras

title: pernoveras


text: pernoverat

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text: pernoveramus

title: pernoveramus


text: pernoveratis

title: pernoveratis


text: pernoverant

title: pernoverant


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title: pernoscor


text: pernosceris

title: pernosceris


text: pernoscitur

title: pernoscitur


text: pernoscimur

title: pernoscimur


text: pernoscimini

title: pernoscimini


text: pernoscuntur

title: pernoscuntur


text: pernoscar

title: pernoscar


text: pernoscetur

title: pernoscetur


text: pernoscemur

title: pernoscemur


text: pernoscemini

title: pernoscemini


text: pernoscentur

title: pernoscentur


text: pernoscebar

title: pernoscebar


text: pernoscebaris

title: pernoscebaris


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title: pernoscebatur


text: pernoscebamur

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title: pernoscebamini


text: pernoscebantur

title: pernoscebantur


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title: pernoscas


text: pernoscat

title: pernoscat


text: pernoscamus

title: pernoscamus


text: pernoscatis

title: pernoscatis


text: pernoscant

title: pernoscant


text: pernoscerem

title: pernoscerem


text: pernosceres

title: pernosceres


text: pernosceret

title: pernosceret


text: pernosceremus

title: pernosceremus


text: pernosceretis

title: pernosceretis


text: pernoscerent

title: pernoscerent


text: pernoverim

title: pernoverim


text: pernovissem

title: pernovissem


text: pernovisses

title: pernovisses


text: pernovisset

title: pernovisset


text: pernovissemus

title: pernovissemus


text: pernovissetis

title: pernovissetis


text: pernovissent

title: pernovissent


text: pernoscaris

title: pernoscaris


text: pernoscatur

title: pernoscatur


text: pernoscamur

title: pernoscamur


text: pernoscamini

title: pernoscamini


text: pernoscantur

title: pernoscantur


text: pernoscerer

title: pernoscerer


text: pernoscereris

title: pernoscereris


text: pernosceretur

title: pernosceretur


text: pernosceremur

title: pernosceremur


text: pernosceremini

title: pernosceremini


text: pernoscerentur

title: pernoscerentur


text: pernosce

title: pernosce


text: pernoscito

title: pernoscito


text: pernoscite

title: pernoscite


text: pernoscitote

title: pernoscitote


text: pernoscunto

title: pernoscunto


text: pernoscere

title: pernoscere


text: pernoscitor

title: pernoscitor


text: pernoscuntor

title: pernoscuntor


text: pernovisse

title: pernovisse


text: pernosci

title: pernosci


text:
tenurial

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to tenure.

title: tenurial


text:
perpendiculariter

Adverb

 * 1) perpendicularly

title: perpendiculariter


text:
perpendicularis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) perpendicular

title: perpendicularis


text: perpendiculare

title: perpendiculare


text: perpendiculares

title: perpendiculares


text: perpendicularia

title: perpendicularia


text: perpendicularium

title: perpendicularium


text: perpendiculari

title: perpendiculari


text: perpendicularibus

title: perpendicularibus


text: perpendicularem

title: perpendicularem


text:
perpetuatio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) continuance, preservation

title: perpetuatio


text: perpetuationes

title: perpetuationes


text: perpetuationis

title: perpetuationis


text: perpetuationum

title: perpetuationum


text: perpetuationi

title: perpetuationi


text: perpetuationibus

title: perpetuationibus


text: perpetuationem

title: perpetuationem


text: perpetuatione

title: perpetuatione


text:
Talk:정

Isn't it being used as a noun rather than an adjective here?

Additional definition
Can't this also mean a type of emotion related to sympathy and warm feelings/love for other people (from 情)? 204.11.186.190 14:40, 1 May 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:정


text:
navire capital

Noun

 * 1)  capital ship

title: navire capital


text: ψυχιατρικής

title: ψυχιατρικής


text:
mion-mhórphianó

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) baby grand

title: mion-mhórphianó


text:
perpurgo

Verb

 * 1) to cleanse or purge thoroughly

title: perpurgo


text: perpurgas

title: perpurgas


text: perpurgat

title: perpurgat


text: perpurgamus

title: perpurgamus


text: perpurgatis

title: perpurgatis


text: perpurgant

title: perpurgant


text: perpurgabo

title: perpurgabo


text: perpurgabis

title: perpurgabis


text: perpurgabit

title: perpurgabit


text: perpurgabimus

title: perpurgabimus


text: perpurgabitis

title: perpurgabitis


text: perpurgabunt

title: perpurgabunt


text: perpurgabam

title: perpurgabam


text: perpurgabas

title: perpurgabas


text: perpurgabat

title: perpurgabat


text: perpurgabamus

title: perpurgabamus


text: perpurgabatis

title: perpurgabatis


text: perpurgabant

title: perpurgabant


text: perpurgavi

title: perpurgavi


text: perpurgavisti

title: perpurgavisti


text: perpurgavit

title: perpurgavit


text: perpurgavimus

title: perpurgavimus


text: perpurgavistis

title: perpurgavistis


text: perpurgaverunt

title: perpurgaverunt


text: perpurgavero

title: perpurgavero


text: perpurgaveris

title: perpurgaveris


text: perpurgaverit

title: perpurgaverit


text: perpurgaverimus

title: perpurgaverimus


text: perpurgaveritis

title: perpurgaveritis


text: perpurgaverint

title: perpurgaverint


text: perpurgaveram

title: perpurgaveram


text: perpurgaveras

title: perpurgaveras


text: perpurgaverat

title: perpurgaverat


text: perpurgaveramus

title: perpurgaveramus


text: perpurgaveratis

title: perpurgaveratis


text: perpurgaverant

title: perpurgaverant


text: perpurgor

title: perpurgor


text: perpurgaris

title: perpurgaris


text: perpurgamur

title: perpurgamur


text: perpurgamini

title: perpurgamini


text: perpurgatur

title: perpurgatur


text: perpurgantur

title: perpurgantur


text: perpurgabor

title: perpurgabor


text: perpurgaberis

title: perpurgaberis


text: perpurgabimur

title: perpurgabimur


text: perpurgabimini

title: perpurgabimini


text: perpurgabitur

title: perpurgabitur


text: perpurgabuntur

title: perpurgabuntur


text: perpurgabar

title: perpurgabar


text: perpurgabaris

title: perpurgabaris


text: perpurgabamur

title: perpurgabamur


text: perpurgabamini

title: perpurgabamini


text: perpurgabatur

title: perpurgabatur


text: perpurgabantur

title: perpurgabantur


text: perpurgem

title: perpurgem


text: perpurges

title: perpurges


text: perpurget

title: perpurget


text: perpurgemus

title: perpurgemus


text: perpurgetis

title: perpurgetis


text: perpurgent

title: perpurgent


text: perpurgarem

title: perpurgarem


text: perpurgares

title: perpurgares


text: perpurgaret

title: perpurgaret


text: perpurgaremus

title: perpurgaremus


text: perpurgaretis

title: perpurgaretis


text: perpurgarent

title: perpurgarent


text: perpurgaverim

title: perpurgaverim


text: perpurgavissem

title: perpurgavissem


text: perpurgavisses

title: perpurgavisses


text: perpurgavisset

title: perpurgavisset


text: perpurgavissemus

title: perpurgavissemus


text: perpurgavissetis

title: perpurgavissetis


text: perpurgavissent

title: perpurgavissent


text: perpurger

title: perpurger


text: perpurgeris

title: perpurgeris


text: perpurgemur

title: perpurgemur


text: perpurgemini

title: perpurgemini


text: perpurgetur

title: perpurgetur


text: perpurgentur

title: perpurgentur


text: perpurgarer

title: perpurgarer


text: perpurgareris

title: perpurgareris


text: perpurgaremur

title: perpurgaremur


text: perpurgaremini

title: perpurgaremini


text: perpurgaretur

title: perpurgaretur


text: perpurgarentur

title: perpurgarentur


text: perpurga

title: perpurga


text: perpurgato

title: perpurgato


text: perpurgate

title: perpurgate


text: perpurgatote

title: perpurgatote


text: perpurganto

title: perpurganto


text: perpurgare

title: perpurgare


text: perpurgator

title: perpurgator


text: perpurgantor

title: perpurgantor


text: perpurgavisse

title: perpurgavisse


text: perpurgari

title: perpurgari


text:
perpurgans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cleansing, purging thoroughly

title: perpurgans


text:
perpurgaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to cleanse, purge thoroughly

title: perpurgaturus


text:
perpurgatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cleansed, purged thoroughly

title: perpurgatus


text:
perpurgandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be cleansed, purged thoroughly

title: perpurgandus


text: perpurgantes

title: perpurgantes


text: perpurgantia

title: perpurgantia


text: perpurgantis

title: perpurgantis


text: perpurgantium

title: perpurgantium


text: perpurganti

title: perpurganti


text: perpurgante

title: perpurgante


text: perpurgantibus

title: perpurgantibus


text: perpurgantem

title: perpurgantem


text: perpurgatura

title: perpurgatura


text: perpurgaturum

title: perpurgaturum


text: perpurgaturi

title: perpurgaturi


text: perpurgaturae

title: perpurgaturae


text: perpurgaturorum

title: perpurgaturorum


text: perpurgaturarum

title: perpurgaturarum


text: perpurgaturo

title: perpurgaturo


text: perpurgaturis

title: perpurgaturis


text: perpurgaturam

title: perpurgaturam


text: perpurgaturos

title: perpurgaturos


text: perpurgaturas

title: perpurgaturas


text: perpurgature

title: perpurgature


text: perpurgata

title: perpurgata


text: perpurgatum

title: perpurgatum


text: perpurgati

title: perpurgati


text: perpurgatae

title: perpurgatae


text: perpurgatorum

title: perpurgatorum


text: perpurgatarum

title: perpurgatarum


text: perpurgatam

title: perpurgatam


text: perpurgatos

title: perpurgatos


text: perpurgatas

title: perpurgatas


text: perpurganda

title: perpurganda


text: perpurgandum

title: perpurgandum


text: perpurgandi

title: perpurgandi


text: perpurgandae

title: perpurgandae


text: perpurgandorum

title: perpurgandorum


text: perpurgandarum

title: perpurgandarum


text: perpurgando

title: perpurgando


text: perpurgandis

title: perpurgandis


text: perpurgandam

title: perpurgandam


text: perpurgandos

title: perpurgandos


text: perpurgandas

title: perpurgandas


text: perpurgande

title: perpurgande


text:
persecans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dissecting

title: persecans


text:
persecaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to dissect

title: persecaturus


text:
persecandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be dissected

title: persecandus


text: persecantes

title: persecantes


text: persecantia

title: persecantia


text: persecantis

title: persecantis


text: persecantium

title: persecantium


text: persecanti

title: persecanti


text: persecante

title: persecante


text: persecantibus

title: persecantibus


text: persecantem

title: persecantem


text: persecanda

title: persecanda


text: persecandum

title: persecandum


text: persecandi

title: persecandi


text: persecandae

title: persecandae


text: persecandorum

title: persecandorum


text: persecandarum

title: persecandarum


text: persecando

title: persecando


text: persecandis

title: persecandis


text: persecandam

title: persecandam


text: persecandos

title: persecandos


text: persecandas

title: persecandas


text: persecande

title: persecande


text:
aonséiseach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  homophonic

title: aonséiseach


text: perspicaciae

title: perspicaciae


text: perspicaciarum

title: perspicaciarum


text: perspicaciis

title: perspicaciis


text: perspicaciam

title: perspicaciam


text: perspicacias

title: perspicacias


text:
séis

Noun

 * 1) melody
 * 2) chat

title: séis


text:
perspicuitas

Noun

 * 1) transparency, clarity
 * 2) perspicuity

title: perspicuitas


text: perspicuitates

title: perspicuitates


text: perspicuitatis

title: perspicuitatis


text: perspicuitatum

title: perspicuitatum


text: perspicuitati

title: perspicuitati


text: perspicuitatibus

title: perspicuitatibus


text: perspicuitatem

title: perspicuitatem


text: perspicuitate

title: perspicuitate


text:
pertaedet

Verb

 * , to weary, disgust, bore

title: pertaedet


text:
pertento

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to test, try, experiment
 * 2) to explore thoroughly

title: pertento


text: pertentas

title: pertentas


text: pertentat

title: pertentat


text: pertentamus

title: pertentamus


text: pertentatis

title: pertentatis


text: pertentant

title: pertentant


text: pertentabo

title: pertentabo


text: pertentabis

title: pertentabis


text: pertentabit

title: pertentabit


text: pertentabimus

title: pertentabimus


text: pertentabitis

title: pertentabitis


text: pertentabunt

title: pertentabunt


text: pertentabam

title: pertentabam


text: pertentabas

title: pertentabas


text: pertentabat

title: pertentabat


text: pertentabamus

title: pertentabamus


text: pertentabatis

title: pertentabatis


text: pertentabant

title: pertentabant


text: pertentavi

title: pertentavi


text: pertentavisti

title: pertentavisti


text: pertentavit

title: pertentavit


text: pertentavimus

title: pertentavimus


text: pertentavistis

title: pertentavistis


text: pertentaverunt

title: pertentaverunt


text: pertentavero

title: pertentavero


text: pertentaveris

title: pertentaveris


text: pertentaverit

title: pertentaverit


text: pertentaverimus

title: pertentaverimus


text: pertentaveritis

title: pertentaveritis


text: pertentaverint

title: pertentaverint


text: pertentaveram

title: pertentaveram


text: pertentaveras

title: pertentaveras


text: pertentaverat

title: pertentaverat


text: pertentaveramus

title: pertentaveramus


text: pertentaveratis

title: pertentaveratis


text: pertentaverant

title: pertentaverant


text: pertentor

title: pertentor


text: pertentaris

title: pertentaris


text: pertentamur

title: pertentamur


text: pertentamini

title: pertentamini


text: pertentatur

title: pertentatur


text: pertentantur

title: pertentantur


text: pertentabor

title: pertentabor


text: pertentaberis

title: pertentaberis


text: pertentabimur

title: pertentabimur


text: pertentabimini

title: pertentabimini


text: pertentabitur

title: pertentabitur


text: pertentabuntur

title: pertentabuntur


text: pertentabar

title: pertentabar


text: pertentabaris

title: pertentabaris


text: pertentabamur

title: pertentabamur


text:
pertentans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) testing, trying

title: pertentans


text: pertentabamini

title: pertentabamini


text:
pertentaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to test, try

title: pertentaturus


text: pertentabatur

title: pertentabatur


text: pertentabantur

title: pertentabantur


text:
pertentatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) tested, tried

title: pertentatus


text: pertentem

title: pertentem


text: pertentes

title: pertentes


text:
pertentandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be tested, tried

title: pertentandus


text: pertentet

title: pertentet


text: pertentemus

title: pertentemus


text: pertentetis

title: pertentetis


text: pertentent

title: pertentent


text: pertentarem

title: pertentarem


text: pertentares

title: pertentares


text: pertentaret

title: pertentaret


text: pertentaremus

title: pertentaremus


text: pertentaretis

title: pertentaretis


text: pertentantes

title: pertentantes


text: pertentarent

title: pertentarent


text: pertentaverim

title: pertentaverim


text: pertentantia

title: pertentantia


text: pertentavissem

title: pertentavissem


text: pertentavisses

title: pertentavisses


text: pertentantis

title: pertentantis


text: pertentavisset

title: pertentavisset


text: pertentavissemus

title: pertentavissemus


text: pertentantium

title: pertentantium


text: pertentavissetis

title: pertentavissetis


text: pertentanti

title: pertentanti


text: pertentavissent

title: pertentavissent


text: pertenter

title: pertenter


text: pertentante

title: pertentante


text: pertenteris

title: pertenteris


text: pertentemur

title: pertentemur


text: pertentantibus

title: pertentantibus


text: pertentemini

title: pertentemini


text: pertentetur

title: pertentetur


text: pertentantem

title: pertentantem


text: pertententur

title: pertententur


text: pertentarer

title: pertentarer


text: pertentareris

title: pertentareris


text: pertentatura

title: pertentatura


text: pertentaremur

title: pertentaremur


text: pertentaremini

title: pertentaremini


text: pertentaturum

title: pertentaturum


text: pertentaretur

title: pertentaretur


text: pertentarentur

title: pertentarentur


text: pertenta

title: pertenta


text: pertentaturi

title: pertentaturi


text: pertentato

title: pertentato


text: pertentate

title: pertentate


text: pertentaturae

title: pertentaturae


text: pertentatote

title: pertentatote


text: pertentanto

title: pertentanto


text: pertentaturorum

title: pertentaturorum


text: pertentare

title: pertentare


text: pertentator

title: pertentator


text: pertentaturarum

title: pertentaturarum


text: pertentantor

title: pertentantor


text: pertentavisse

title: pertentavisse


text: pertentaturo

title: pertentaturo


text: pertentari

title: pertentari


text: pertentaturis

title: pertentaturis


text: pertentaturam

title: pertentaturam


text: pertentaturos

title: pertentaturos


text: pertentaturas

title: pertentaturas


text: pertentature

title: pertentature


text: pertentata

title: pertentata


text: pertentatum

title: pertentatum


text: pertentati

title: pertentati


text: pertentatae

title: pertentatae


text: pertentatorum

title: pertentatorum


text: pertentatarum

title: pertentatarum


text:
buinne

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wale
 * 2) projecting lip, flange
 * 3) band
 * 4) shroud

Etymology
Probably from or, from.

Noun

 * 1) torrent, flood
 * 2) circlet, (arm-)ring, bracelet

Derived terms

 * buinnech1
 * buinnech2

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) statue, bust
 * 2) current
 * 3)  sanicle

title: buinne


text: pertentatam

title: pertentatam


text: pertentatos

title: pertentatos


text: pertentatas

title: pertentatas


text: pertentanda

title: pertentanda


text: pertentandum

title: pertentandum


text: pertentandi

title: pertentandi


text: pertentandae

title: pertentandae


text: pertentandorum

title: pertentandorum


text: pertentandarum

title: pertentandarum


text: pertentando

title: pertentando


text: pertentandis

title: pertentandis


text: pertentandam

title: pertentandam


text: pertentandos

title: pertentandos


text: pertentandas

title: pertentandas


text: pertentande

title: pertentande


text:
Talk:chronic fatigue syndrome

I edited the definition without signing in. see the revision for today (the first revision on this term). Just wanted to let you know who edited it if you need to speak to me. Justito 08:57, 27 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:chronic fatigue syndrome


text:
pertentatio

Noun

 * 1) testing, experimentation
 * 2) exploration

title: pertentatio


text: pertentationes

title: pertentationes


text: pertentationis

title: pertentationis


text: pertentationum

title: pertentationum


text: pertentationi

title: pertentationi


text: pertentationibus

title: pertentationibus


text: pertentationem

title: pertentationem


text: pertentatione

title: pertentatione


text:
ìomhaigh

Etymology
From (compare 🇨🇬), from.

Noun

 * 1) image
 * 2) statue, effigy
 * 3) likeness, similitude
 * 4) configuration
 * 5) countenance
 * 6) idiom, figure of speech
 * 7)  icon, idol

title: ìomhaigh


text:
pertransitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) passed through or away

title: pertransitus


text:
ìomhaigheach

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) imaginary

title: ìomhaigheach


text:
ìomhaigheachd

Adjective

 * 1) imagery

title: ìomhaigheachd


text: pertransita

title: pertransita


text: pertransitum

title: pertransitum


text: pertransiti

title: pertransiti


text: pertransitae

title: pertransitae


text: pertransitorum

title: pertransitorum


text: pertransitarum

title: pertransitarum


text: pertransitam

title: pertransitam


text: pertransitos

title: pertransitos


text:
phallused

Adjective

 * 1) Having a penis.

title: phallused


text: pertransitas

title: pertransitas


text: pervenitur

title: pervenitur


text:
Talk:fitte

A more obvious etymology
Wouldn't it be more reasonable to assert the similarity with the Danish word fisse which has the same meaning as the Norwegian word, and furthermore would it not be an obvious connection between these two and the word fissure, meaning a crack or crevasse? Also, the interchangeability of s and t is a common linguistic phenomenon in Norwegian and related languages as well. Examples of this would be the German Wasser corresponding to English water, Swedish vatten and Nynorsk vatn (yet ; ). __meco 09:05, 27 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:fitte


text: pervenietur

title: pervenietur


text: perveniebatur

title: perveniebatur


text: perveniretur

title: perveniretur


text: pervenitor

title: pervenitor


text: perveniri

title: perveniri


text:
User talk:Avaelsavaels

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title: User talk:Avaelsavaels


text:
seadadh roimh am

Noun

 * 1) premature ejaculation

title: seadadh roimh am


text:
roimh am

Adjective

 * 1) premature

title: roimh am


text:
seadadh

Noun

 * 1) ejaculation

title: seadadh


text:
anabaí

Etymology
From. .

Adjective

 * 1) unripe, immature
 * 2) premature

title: anabaí


text:
pestilentialis

Adjective

 * 1) pestilential

title: pestilentialis


text: pestilentiale

title: pestilentiale


text: pestilentiales

title: pestilentiales


text: pestilentialia

title: pestilentialia


text: pestilentialium

title: pestilentialium


text: pestilentiali

title: pestilentiali


text: pestilentialibus

title: pestilentialibus


text: pestilentialem

title: pestilentialem


text:
petiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to seek

title: petiturus


text:
petitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sought

title: petitus


text: petitura

title: petitura


text: petiturum

title: petiturum


text: petituri

title: petituri


text: petiturae

title: petiturae


text: petiturorum

title: petiturorum


text: petiturarum

title: petiturarum


text: petituro

title: petituro


text: petituris

title: petituris


text: petituram

title: petituram


text: petituros

title: petituros


text: petituras

title: petituras


text: petiture

title: petiture


text: petitum

title: petitum


text: petiti

title: petiti


text: petitae

title: petitae


text: petitorum

title: petitorum


text: petitarum

title: petitarum


text: petitam

title: petitam


text: petitos

title: petitos


text: petitas

title: petitas


text: eligibilities

title: eligibilities


text:
User talk:81.53.125.220

paŝtisto
Can this not also mean shepherd? See pastor. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:36, 27 April 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:81.53.125.220


text: phaenomeni

title: phaenomeni


text: phaenomenorum

title: phaenomenorum


text: phaenomeno

title: phaenomeno


text: phaenomenis

title: phaenomenis


text:
phantasicus

Adjective

 * 1) fanciful
 * 2) ghostly

title: phantasicus


text: phantasica

title: phantasica


text: phantasicum

title: phantasicum


text: phantasici

title: phantasici


text: phantasicae

title: phantasicae


text: phantasicorum

title: phantasicorum


text: phantasicarum

title: phantasicarum


text: phantasico

title: phantasico


text: phantasicis

title: phantasicis


text: phantasicam

title: phantasicam


text: phantasicos

title: phantasicos


text: phantasicas

title: phantasicas


text: phantasice

title: phantasice


text:
pharmacopola

Etymology
From, from +.

Noun

 * 1) person who sells medicines, pharmacist, apothecary, especially  quack

title: pharmacopola


text: pharmacopolae

title: pharmacopolae


text: pharmacopolarum

title: pharmacopolarum


text: pharmacopolis

title: pharmacopolis


text: pharmacopolam

title: pharmacopolam


text: pharmacopolas

title: pharmacopolas


text: pastorojn

title: pastorojn


text: pastoroj

title: pastoroj


text: pastoron

title: pastoron


text:
phiala

Noun

 * 1) A bowl-shaped drinking-vessel used in Ancient Rome.

Etymology
From 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) saucer (or similar broad, flat bowl)
 * 2)  a censer, thurible

title: phiala


text: phialae

title: phialae


text: phialarum

title: phialarum


text: phialis

title: phialis


text: phialam

title: phialam


text: phialas

title: phialas


text:
philologicus

Adjective

 * 1) philological

title: philologicus


text: philologica

title: philologica


text: philologicum

title: philologicum


text: philologici

title: philologici


text: philologicae

title: philologicae


text: philologicorum

title: philologicorum


text: philologicarum

title: philologicarum


text: philologico

title: philologico


text: philologicis

title: philologicis


text: philologicam

title: philologicam


text: philologicos

title: philologicos


text: philologicas

title: philologicas


text: philologice

title: philologice


text:
philosophor

Verb

 * 1) to philosophize

title: philosophor


text: philosopharis

title: philosopharis


text: philosophatur

title: philosophatur


text: philosophamur

title: philosophamur


text: philosophamini

title: philosophamini


text: philosophantur

title: philosophantur


text: philosophabor

title: philosophabor


text: philosophaberis

title: philosophaberis


text: philosophabitur

title: philosophabitur


text: philosophabimur

title: philosophabimur


text: philosophabimini

title: philosophabimini


text: philosophabuntur

title: philosophabuntur


text: philosophabar

title: philosophabar


text: philosophabaris

title: philosophabaris


text: philosophabatur

title: philosophabatur


text: philosophabamur

title: philosophabamur


text: philosophabamini

title: philosophabamini


text: philosophabantur

title: philosophabantur


text: philosopheris

title: philosopheris


text: philosophetur

title: philosophetur


text: philosophemur

title: philosophemur


text: philosophemini

title: philosophemini


text: philosophentur

title: philosophentur


text: philosopharer

title: philosopharer


text: philosophareris

title: philosophareris


text: philosopharetur

title: philosopharetur


text: philosopharemur

title: philosopharemur


text: philosopharemini

title: philosopharemini


text: philosopharentur

title: philosopharentur


text: philosophare

title: philosophare


text: philosophator

title: philosophator


text: philosophantor

title: philosophantor


text: philosophari

title: philosophari


text:
philosophans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) philosophizing

title: philosophans


text:
philosophaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to philosophize

title: philosophaturus


text:
philosophatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) philosophized

title: philosophatus


text: philosophantes

title: philosophantes


text: philosophantia

title: philosophantia


text: philosophantis

title: philosophantis


text: philosophantium

title: philosophantium


text: philosophanti

title: philosophanti


text: philosophante

title: philosophante


text: philosophantibus

title: philosophantibus


text: philosophantem

title: philosophantem


text: philosophatura

title: philosophatura


text: philosophaturum

title: philosophaturum


text: philosophaturi

title: philosophaturi


text: philosophaturae

title: philosophaturae


text: philosophaturorum

title: philosophaturorum


text: philosophaturarum

title: philosophaturarum


text: philosophaturo

title: philosophaturo


text: philosophaturis

title: philosophaturis


text: philosophaturam

title: philosophaturam


text: philosophaturos

title: philosophaturos


text: philosophaturas

title: philosophaturas


text: philosophature

title: philosophature


text: philosophata

title: philosophata


text: philosophatum

title: philosophatum


text: philosophati

title: philosophati


text: philosophatae

title: philosophatae


text: philosophatorum

title: philosophatorum


text: philosophatarum

title: philosophatarum


text: philosophato

title: philosophato


text: philosophatis

title: philosophatis


text: philosophatam

title: philosophatam


text: philosophatos

title: philosophatos


text: philosophatas

title: philosophatas


text:
phlegma

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) phlegm

title: phlegma


text: phlegmata

title: phlegmata


text: phlegmatis

title: phlegmatis


text: phlegmatum

title: phlegmatum


text: phlegmati

title: phlegmati


text: phlegmatibus

title: phlegmatibus


text: phlegmate

title: phlegmate


text:
arrested decay

Noun

 * 1)  State of preservation where no attempt is made to improve a ruin, but rather to keep it from deteriorating any further.

title: arrested decay


text:
pigritia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sloth, sluggishness, laziness, indolence

title: pigritia


text: pigritiae

title: pigritiae


text: pigritiarum

title: pigritiarum


text: pigritiis

title: pigritiis


text: pigritiam

title: pigritiam


text: pigritias

title: pigritias


text:
plebeius

Etymology
From (archaic form of ), alternatively analyzable as.

Pronunciation
Note: the long vowel /eː/ before the consonantal /i̯/ of the suffix is due to being an ē-stem, differently from e.g..

Adjective

 * 1) plebeian
 * 2) common, vulgar

Noun

 * 1) plebeian

title: plebeius


text: plebeia

title: plebeia


text: plebeium

title: plebeium


text: plebeii

title: plebeii


text: plebeiae

title: plebeiae


text: plebeiorum

title: plebeiorum


text: plebeiarum

title: plebeiarum


text: plebeio

title: plebeio


text: plebeiis

title: plebeiis


text: plebeiam

title: plebeiam


text: plebeios

title: plebeios


text: plebeias

title: plebeias


text: plebeie

title: plebeie


text:
Búdachas

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Buddhism

title: Búdachas


text:
plenilunium

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) full moon

title: plenilunium


text: plenilunia

title: plenilunia


text: plenilunii

title: plenilunii


text: pleniluniorum

title: pleniluniorum


text: pleniluniis

title: pleniluniis


text:
Búda

Proper noun

 * 1) the Buddha

title: Búda


text:
plumagine

Noun

 * 1) plumage

title: plumagine


text: plumaginae

title: plumaginae


text: plumagines

title: plumagines


text: plumaginarum

title: plumaginarum


text: plumaginis

title: plumaginis


text: plumaginen

title: plumaginen


text: plumaginas

title: plumaginas


text:
Teireaváda

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Theravada

title: Teireaváda


text:
búda

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) buddha

title: búda


text: brimés

title: brimés


text: brimées

title: brimées


text: brimée

title: brimée


text:
Búdaí

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) Buddhist

title: Búdaí


text:
User:Xupack

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title: User:Xupack


text:
Búdaíoch

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Buddhist

title: Búdaíoch


text: Category:ga:Buddhism

title: Category:ga:Buddhism


text:
cóán

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1)  koan

title: cóán


text:
Dalaí Láma

Etymology
From, compound of + 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Dalai Lama

title: Dalaí Láma


text:
Nádúr an Bhúda

Noun

 * 1)  Buddha-nature

title: Nádúr an Bhúda


text:
is Búdaí mé

Phrase

 * 1) I'm a Buddhist

title: is Búdaí mé


text:
nirbheána

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  nirvana

title: nirbheána


text:
musikar

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1) a musician

title: musikar


text: musikaren

title: musikaren


text: musikarar

title: musikarar


text: musikarane

title: musikarane


text:
pneumaticus

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1)  wind
 * 2) pneumatic

title: pneumaticus


text: pneumaticum

title: pneumaticum


text: pneumaticae

title: pneumaticae


text: pneumaticorum

title: pneumaticorum


text: pneumaticarum

title: pneumaticarum


text: pneumaticis

title: pneumaticis


text: pneumaticam

title: pneumaticam


text: pneumaticos

title: pneumaticos


text: pneumaticas

title: pneumaticas


text: pneumatice

title: pneumatice


text:
poeniteo

Verb

 * In each of your actions, ask yourself: How does it appear to me? Am I going to repent it?
 * In each of your actions, ask yourself: How does it appear to me? Am I going to repent it?
 * In each of your actions, ask yourself: How does it appear to me? Am I going to repent it?

title: poeniteo


text: poenitet

title: poenitet


text:
pollet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chick baby bird, especially a chicken

title: pollet


text: pollemus

title: pollemus


text: polletis

title: polletis


text:
pollent

Etymology
,, present active participle of.

Adjective

 * 1)  Powerful, strong.

title: pollent


text: pollebo

title: pollebo


text: pollebis

title: pollebis


text: pollebit

title: pollebit


text: pollebimus

title: pollebimus


text: pollebitis

title: pollebitis


text: pollebunt

title: pollebunt


text: pollebam

title: pollebam


text: pollebas

title: pollebas


text: pollebat

title: pollebat


text: pollebamus

title: pollebamus


text: pollebatis

title: pollebatis


text: pollebant

title: pollebant


text: polleor

title: polleor


text: polleris

title: polleris


text: polletur

title: polletur


text: pollemur

title: pollemur


text: pollemini

title: pollemini


text: pollentur

title: pollentur


text: pollebor

title: pollebor


text: polleberis

title: polleberis


text: pollebitur

title: pollebitur


text: pollebimur

title: pollebimur


text: pollebimini

title: pollebimini


text: pollebuntur

title: pollebuntur


text: pollebar

title: pollebar


text: pollebaris

title: pollebaris


text: pollebatur

title: pollebatur


text: pollebamur

title: pollebamur


text: pollebamini

title: pollebamini


text: pollebantur

title: pollebantur


text: polleam

title: polleam


text: polleas

title: polleas


text: polleamus

title: polleamus


text: polleatis

title: polleatis


text: polleant

title: polleant


text: pollerem

title: pollerem


text: polleres

title: polleres


text: polleret

title: polleret


text: polleremus

title: polleremus


text: polleretis

title: polleretis


text: pollerent

title: pollerent


text: pollear

title: pollear


text: pollearis

title: pollearis


text: polleatur

title: polleatur


text: polleamur

title: polleamur


text: polleamini

title: polleamini


text: polleantur

title: polleantur


text: pollerer

title: pollerer


text: pollereris

title: pollereris


text: polleretur

title: polleretur


text: polleremur

title: polleremur


text: polleremini

title: polleremini


text: pollerentur

title: pollerentur


text: polleto

title: polleto


text: pollete

title: pollete


text: polletote

title: polletote


text: pollento

title: pollento


text: polletor

title: polletor


text: pollentor

title: pollentor


text: pollisse

title: pollisse


text: polleri

title: polleri


text:
pollicitor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to promise

title: pollicitor


text: pollicitaris

title: pollicitaris


text: pollicitatur

title: pollicitatur


text: pollicitamur

title: pollicitamur


text: pollicitamini

title: pollicitamini


text: pollicitantur

title: pollicitantur


text: pollicitabor

title: pollicitabor


text: pollicitaberis

title: pollicitaberis


text: pollicitabitur

title: pollicitabitur


text: pollicitabimur

title: pollicitabimur


text: pollicitabimini

title: pollicitabimini


text: pollicitabuntur

title: pollicitabuntur


text: pollicitabar

title: pollicitabar


text: pollicitabaris

title: pollicitabaris


text: pollicitabatur

title: pollicitabatur


text: pollicitabamur

title: pollicitabamur


text: pollicitabamini

title: pollicitabamini


text: pollicitabantur

title: pollicitabantur


text: polliciter

title: polliciter


text: polliciteris

title: polliciteris


text: pollicitetur

title: pollicitetur


text: pollicitemur

title: pollicitemur


text: pollicitemini

title: pollicitemini


text: pollicitentur

title: pollicitentur


text: pollicitarer

title: pollicitarer


text: pollicitareris

title: pollicitareris


text: pollicitaretur

title: pollicitaretur


text: pollicitaremur

title: pollicitaremur


text: pollicitaremini

title: pollicitaremini


text: pollicitarentur

title: pollicitarentur


text: pollicitare

title: pollicitare


text: pollicitator

title: pollicitator


text: pollicitantor

title: pollicitantor


text: pollicitari

title: pollicitari


text:
pollicitans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) promising

title: pollicitans


text:
pollicitaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to promise

title: pollicitaturus


text:
pollicitatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) promised

title: pollicitatus


text: pollicitantes

title: pollicitantes


text: pollicitantia

title: pollicitantia


text: pollicitantis

title: pollicitantis


text: pollicitantium

title: pollicitantium


text: pollicitanti

title: pollicitanti


text: pollicitante

title: pollicitante


text: pollicitantibus

title: pollicitantibus


text: pollicitantem

title: pollicitantem


text: pollicitatura

title: pollicitatura


text: pollicitaturum

title: pollicitaturum


text: pollicitaturi

title: pollicitaturi


text: pollicitaturae

title: pollicitaturae


text: pollicitaturorum

title: pollicitaturorum


text: pollicitaturarum

title: pollicitaturarum


text: pollicitaturo

title: pollicitaturo


text: pollicitaturis

title: pollicitaturis


text: pollicitaturam

title: pollicitaturam


text: pollicitaturos

title: pollicitaturos


text: pollicitaturas

title: pollicitaturas


text: pollicitature

title: pollicitature


text: pollicitata

title: pollicitata


text: pollicitatum

title: pollicitatum


text: pollicitati

title: pollicitati


text: pollicitatae

title: pollicitatae


text: pollicitatorum

title: pollicitatorum


text: pollicitatarum

title: pollicitatarum


text: pollicitato

title: pollicitato


text: pollicitatis

title: pollicitatis


text: pollicitatam

title: pollicitatam


text: pollicitatos

title: pollicitatos


text: pollicitatas

title: pollicitatas


text: pollicitate

title: pollicitate


text:
polluturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to soil

title: polluturus


text:
polluendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be soiled

title: polluendus


text: pollutura

title: pollutura


text: polluturum

title: polluturum


text: polluturi

title: polluturi


text: polluturae

title: polluturae


text: polluturorum

title: polluturorum


text: polluturarum

title: polluturarum


text: polluturo

title: polluturo


text: polluturis

title: polluturis


text: polluturam

title: polluturam


text: polluturos

title: polluturos


text: polluturas

title: polluturas


text: polluture

title: polluture


text: polluenda

title: polluenda


text: polluendum

title: polluendum


text: polluendi

title: polluendi


text: polluendae

title: polluendae


text: polluendorum

title: polluendorum


text: polluendarum

title: polluendarum


text: polluendo

title: polluendo


text: polluendis

title: polluendis


text: polluendam

title: polluendam


text: polluendos

title: polluendos


text: polluendas

title: polluendas


text: polluende

title: polluende


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/uinen

Pronunciation

 * /-uinen/

Two syllables

 * luinen
 * puinen
 * uinen

Three syllables

 * lutuinen

Four syllables

 * ikuinen

title: Rhymes:Finnish/uinen


text:
polychresta

Noun

 * 1) polychrest

title: polychresta


text: polychrestae

title: polychrestae


text: polychrestarum

title: polychrestarum


text: polychrestis

title: polychrestis


text: polychrestam

title: polychrestam


text: polychrestas

title: polychrestas


text:
polychrestus

Adjective

 * 1) polychrest

title: polychrestus


text: polychrestum

title: polychrestum


text: polychresti

title: polychresti


text: polychrestorum

title: polychrestorum


text: polychresto

title: polychresto


text: polychrestos

title: polychrestos


text:
polychreste

Etymology
From, from +.

Noun

 * 1) polychrest

title: polychreste


text:
ponderosus

Adjective

 * 1) heavy, weighty, ponderous

title: ponderosus


text: ponderosum

title: ponderosum


text: ponderosae

title: ponderosae


text: ponderosorum

title: ponderosorum


text: ponderosarum

title: ponderosarum


text: ponderosis

title: ponderosis


text: ponderosam

title: ponderosam


text: ponderosos

title: ponderosos


text:
porcellanus

Adjective

 * 1)  porcelain

title: porcellanus


text: Template:ang-decl-noun-a-m

title: Template:ang-decl-noun-a-m


text: porcellanum

title: porcellanum


text: porcellani

title: porcellani


text: porcellanae

title: porcellanae


text: porcellanorum

title: porcellanorum


text: porcellanarum

title: porcellanarum


text: porcellano

title: porcellano


text: porcellanis

title: porcellanis


text: porcellanam

title: porcellanam


text: porcellanos

title: porcellanos


text: porcellanas

title: porcellanas


text:
Talk:RCI

RCI
It's the name of a specific radio station, and therefore not dictionary material. -- Prince Kassad 15:47, 19 June 2010 (UTC)
 * Correction: it's the initialism of a proper noun. I'm not sure if we have ever actually determined whether these are keepable. I asked about the validity of entires like RMIT a few months ago but got no reply. ---> Tooironic 23:54, 21 June 2010 (UTC)
 * What he just said. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:53, 22 June 2010 (UTC)

Note I've converted this to an as I've added the distinct sense "residual current indicator". Thryduulf (talk) 18:24, 22 June 2010 (UTC)

 * Kept for no consensus.--Jusjih 14:48, 19 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:RCI


text: porosum

title: porosum


text: porosae

title: porosae


text: porosorum

title: porosorum


text: porosarum

title: porosarum


text:
porosis

Noun

 * 1) The formation of callus; the knitting together of broken bones.

title: porosis


text: porosam

title: porosam


text: porosior

title: porosior


text: porosius

title: porosius


text: porosiores

title: porosiores


text: porosiora

title: porosiora


text: porosioris

title: porosioris


text: porosiorum

title: porosiorum


text: porosiori

title: porosiori


text: porosiorem

title: porosiorem


text: porosiore

title: porosiore


text: porosioribus

title: porosioribus


text:
porositas

Noun

 * 1) porosity

title: porositas


text: porositates

title: porositates


text: porositatis

title: porositatis


text: porositatum

title: porositatum


text: porositati

title: porositati


text: porositatibus

title: porositatibus


text: porositatem

title: porositatem


text: porositate

title: porositate


text:
porrigens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) stretching

title: porrigens


text:
porrecturus

Etymology 1
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to stretch

Etymology 2
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to offer as a sacrifice

title: porrecturus


text:
porrigendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be stretched

title: porrigendus


text: porrigentes

title: porrigentes


text: porrigentia

title: porrigentia


text: porrigentis

title: porrigentis


text: porrigentium

title: porrigentium


text: porrigenti

title: porrigenti


text: porrigente

title: porrigente


text: porrigentibus

title: porrigentibus


text: porrigentem

title: porrigentem


text: porrectura

title: porrectura


text: porrecturum

title: porrecturum


text: porrecturi

title: porrecturi


text: porrecturae

title: porrecturae


text: porrecturorum

title: porrecturorum


text: porrecturarum

title: porrecturarum


text: porrecturo

title: porrecturo


text: porrecturis

title: porrecturis


text: porrecturam

title: porrecturam


text: porrecturos

title: porrecturos


text: porrecturas

title: porrecturas


text: porrecture

title: porrecture


text: porrigenda

title: porrigenda


text: porrigendum

title: porrigendum


text: porrigendi

title: porrigendi


text: porrigendae

title: porrigendae


text: porrigendorum

title: porrigendorum


text: porrigendarum

title: porrigendarum


text: porrigendo

title: porrigendo


text: porrigendis

title: porrigendis


text: porrigendam

title: porrigendam


text: porrigendos

title: porrigendos


text: porrigendas

title: porrigendas


text: porrigende

title: porrigende


text:
portiuncula

Etymology
From.

title: portiuncula


text: portiunculae

title: portiunculae


text: portiuncularum

title: portiuncularum


text: portiunculis

title: portiunculis


text: portiunculam

title: portiunculam


text: portiunculas

title: portiunculas


text:
𐌸𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌴

Etymology
From.

Conjunction

 * 1) while, as long as
 * 2) because, since

title: 𐌸𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌴


text:
Talk:hoop

Hoop meaning jockey
Here are several articles using the word hoop to mean jockey:
 * Canberra hoop off to England
 * More than a Lucky Diva
 * WHIP-STEALING HOOP FEARS CAREER IS OVER
 * Cup jockey - French hoop claims another classic

This was the result of 30 seconds of googling, I'm sure there are many more. Please explain your reasons for reverting before doing so again. 122.106.120.166 13:14, 27 April 2011 (UTC)

sail-hoop, mast-hoop
Apparently (Chambers 1908) these two nautical terms are synonyms, but they somehow neglected to give a definition. Equinox ◑ 13:06, 4 September 2019 (UTC)

title: Talk:hoop


text:
hwanda

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Conjunction

 * 1) for, because

title: hwanda


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ɑhti

Pronunciation

 * /-ɑhti/

Two syllables

 * Ahti
 * ahti
 * jahti
 * Lahti
 * lahti
 * mahti
 * rahti
 * sahti
 * tahti
 * vahti

Three syllables

 * armahti
 * kajahti
 * karahti
 * kavahti
 * kihahti
 * kilahti
 * kolahti
 * korahti
 * kulahti
 * murahti
 * pamahti
 * parahti
 * pirahti
 * valahti
 * vilahti
 * vilahti

Four syllables

 * maalivahti

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ɑhti


text:
ψυχιατρικός

Etymology
. A, from +. See Ancient Greek and.

Adjective

 * 1) psychiatric

Related terms
&

title: ψυχιατρικός


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ɑsti

Pronunciation

 * /-ɑsti/

Two syllables

 * asti
 * lasti

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ɑsti


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ɑste

Pronunciation

 * /-ɑste/

Two syllables

 * aste
 * kaste
 * vaste

Three syllables

 * hidaste

Four syllables

 * leveysaste

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ɑste


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ɑtsi

Pronunciation

 * /-ɑtsi/

Two syllables

 * fatsi
 * jatsi
 * matsi
 * natsi
 * tatsi

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ɑtsi


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/istu

Pronunciation

 * /-istu/

Two syllables

 * istu

Three syllables

 * kukistu
 * polvistu

title: Rhymes:Finnish/istu


text: ψυχιατρικού

title: ψυχιατρικού


text:
ψυχιατρικό

Pronunciation

 * with article, masculine singular accusative :
 * with article, masculine singular accusative :

title: ψυχιατρικό


text: ψυχιατρικοί

title: ψυχιατρικοί


text:
ψυχιατρικών

Pronunciation

 * with article, plural genitive :
 * with article, plural genitive :

title: ψυχιατρικών


text: ψυχιατρικές

title: ψυχιατρικές


text: ψυχιατρικά

title: ψυχιατρικά


text: ψυχιατρικούς

title: ψυχιατρικούς


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/iste

Pronunciation

 * /-iste/

Two syllables

 * piste

Three syllables

 * altiste
 * pelkiste
 * piriste

Four syllables

 * kuvapiste
 * lähtöpiste

title: Rhymes:Finnish/iste


text:
ヤギ

Noun

 * 1)  a goat

title: ヤギ


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ilːu

Pronunciation

 * /-ilːu/

Two syllables

 * hillu
 * killu
 * pillu

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ilːu


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ilːe

Pronunciation

 * /-ilːe/

Two syllables

 * dille
 * mille
 * sille
 * Ville

Three syllables

 * isille
 * lisille
 * toisille

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ilːe


text:
sen sijaan

Etymology
+

Adverb

 * 1) instead in the place of something; as a substitute or alternative

title: sen sijaan


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/iːlːe

Pronunciation

 * /-iːlːe/

Two syllables

 * iille
 * jiille
 * khiille
 * kiille
 * niille
 * piille
 * psiille
 * tiille
 * viille

Three syllables

 * kauniille
 * kauriille
 * nauriille

Four syllables

 * hammaskiille

title: Rhymes:Finnish/iːlːe


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/eːlːe

Pronunciation

 * /-eːlːe/

Two syllables

 * deelle
 * eelle
 * geelle
 * peelle
 * seelle
 * teelle
 * veelle

Three syllables

 * hameelle
 * sateelle
 * terveelle

title: Rhymes:Finnish/eːlːe


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/eteːn

Pronunciation

 * /-eteːn/

Two syllables

 * eteen
 * heteen
 * meteen
 * veteen

title: Rhymes:Finnish/eteːn


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ɑhto

Pronunciation

 * /-ɑhto/

Two syllables

 * Ahto
 * tahto

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ɑhto


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/æhti

Pronunciation

 * /-æhti/

Two syllables

 * lähti
 * tähti

Three syllables

 * läikähti
 * mäjähti
 * särähti
 * välähti

Four syllables

 * päivätähti

title: Rhymes:Finnish/æhti


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/æily

Pronunciation

 * /-æily/

Two syllables

 * häily

Three syllables

 * hätäily

title: Rhymes:Finnish/æily


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/eily

Pronunciation

 * /-eily/

Three syllables

 * pelleily
 * säteily
 * väreily

title: Rhymes:Finnish/eily


text:
poikaparka

Noun

 * 1) poor (pitiful) boy

title: poikaparka


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ɑːmi

Pronunciation

 * /-ɑːmi/

Two syllables

 * aami
 * daami
 * flaami
 * raami

Three syllables

 * imaami
 * keraami
 * syklaami

Four syllables

 * amalgaami
 * aspartaami
 * pöytädaami

Five syllables

 * budjettiraami
 * diatsepaami
 * lasikeraami

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ɑːmi


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ɑːni

Pronunciation

 * /-ɑːni/

Two syllables

 * braani
 * kaani
 * klaani
 * plaani
 * raani
 * traani
 * vaani

Three syllables

 * afgaani
 * albaani
 * banaani
 * brahmaani
 * bramaani
 * bulvaani
 * butaani
 * dekaani
 * divaani
 * etaani
 * fasaani
 * germaani
 * humaani
 * kaftaani
 * kaimaani
 * kardaani
 * Koraani
 * krokaani
 * lantaani
 * liaani
 * mangaani
 * membraani
 * metaani
 * murjaani
 * oktaani
 * orgaani
 * pataani
 * pentaani
 * plataani
 * profaani
 * propaani
 * romaani
 * samaani
 * šamaani
 * sampaani
 * šikaani
 * slogaani
 * spontaani
 * sulttaani
 * syaani
 * tartaani
 * titaani
 * tulppaani
 * turbaani
 * uraani
 * urbaani
 * varaani
 * vegaani
 * vulkaani

Four syllables

 * artesaani
 * astrakaani
 * fennomaani
 * filigraani
 * fransiskaani
 * huligaani
 * hurrikaani
 * intiaani
 * karavaani
 * katalaani
 * kleptomaani
 * kurtisaani
 * leguaani
 * marsipaani
 * mediaani
 * merkaptaani
 * mohikaani
 * narkomaani
 * nymfomaani
 * ottomaani
 * parmesaani
 * partisaani
 * paviaani
 * pelikaani
 * publikaani
 * puritaani
 * pyromaani
 * radiaani
 * sellofaani
 * simultaani
 * svekomaani
 * talismaani
 * trimaraani
 * valaantraani
 * veteraani

Five syllables

 * avainromaani
 * dominikaani
 * erotomaani
 * isobutaani
 * jalofasaani
 * jatkoromaani
 * kartusiaani
 * katamaraani
 * kauhuromaani
 * kirjeromaani
 * käännösromaani
 * lukuromaani
 * meridiaani
 * pienoisromaani
 * rakkausromaani
 * republikaani
 * retoromaani
 * rikosromaani
 * roskaromaani
 * scifi-romaani
 * sotaromaani
 * sukuromaani
 * tieteisromaani
 * tyttöromaani
 * työnarkomaani
 * viktoriaani

Six syllables

 * agenttiromaani
 * jännitysromaani
 * kehitysromaani
 * mayaintiaani
 * menestysromaani
 * pelinarkomaani
 * polyuretaani
 * presbyteriaani
 * ritariromaani
 * seikkailuromaani
 * sotaveteraani
 * tilitysromaani
 * vegetariaani
 * veijariromaani

Seven syllables

 * kamelikaravaani
 * nollameridiaani
 * rintamaveteraani
 * tiiliskiviromaani
 * yhteiskuntaromaani

Eight syllables

 * salapoliisiromaani
 * tajunnanvirtaromaani

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ɑːni


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/irjɑ

Pronunciation

 * /-irjɑ/

Two syllables

 * Irja
 * kirja
 * Mirja

Four syllables

 * käsikirja

title: Rhymes:Finnish/irjɑ


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/irjo

Pronunciation

 * /-irjo/

Two syllables

 * kirjo
 * Pirjo

title: Rhymes:Finnish/irjo


text: genetic drifts

title: genetic drifts


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/irsi

Pronunciation

 * /-irsi/

Two syllables

 * Kirsi
 * kirsi
 * virsi

Four syllables

 * suvivirsi

title: Rhymes:Finnish/irsi


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/iri

Pronunciation

 * /-iri/

Two syllables

 * kiri

Four syllables

 * harakiri

title: Rhymes:Finnish/iri


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/uri

Pronunciation

 * /-uri/

Two syllables

 * kuri
 * puri
 * suri

Three syllables

 * laturi
 * puimuri

title: Rhymes:Finnish/uri


text:
kasvuvauhti

Noun

 * 1) growth rate

title: kasvuvauhti


text:
johtajuus

Noun

 * 1) leadership

title: johtajuus


text: hagasu

title: hagasu


text: nonoshiru

title: nonoshiru


text:
valtiopäivät

Noun

 * 1) legislative session, parliamentary session period of time in which the Finnish or other Parliament is convened for the purpose of lawmaking
 * 2) Diet, diet national council or assembly of leaders
 * 3) Riksdag the parliament of Sweden
 * 4) parliament, Parliament parliament of some other countries, notably Denmark, Iceland and Norway
 * 1) Riksdag the parliament of Sweden
 * 2) parliament, Parliament parliament of some other countries, notably Denmark, Iceland and Norway
 * 1) parliament, Parliament parliament of some other countries, notably Denmark, Iceland and Norway

title: valtiopäivät


text: valtiopäivä

title: valtiopäivä


text:
tuoksusimake

Noun

 * 1) sweet vernal grass

title: tuoksusimake


text:
positivus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) positive
 * 2)  positive of an adjective, not comparative or superlative

title: positivus


text: positivum

title: positivum


text: positivae

title: positivae


text: positivorum

title: positivorum


text: positivarum

title: positivarum


text: positivis

title: positivis


text: positivam

title: positivam


text:
rötkäle

Noun

 * 1) A large and flabby thing.

title: rötkäle


text:
postulaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to claim, accuse, require

title: postulaturus


text:
postulandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be claimed, accused, required

title: postulandus


text: postulatura

title: postulatura


text: postulaturum

title: postulaturum


text: postulaturi

title: postulaturi


text: postulaturae

title: postulaturae


text: postulaturorum

title: postulaturorum


text: postulaturarum

title: postulaturarum


text: postulaturo

title: postulaturo


text: postulaturis

title: postulaturis


text: postulaturam

title: postulaturam


text: postulaturos

title: postulaturos


text: postulaturas

title: postulaturas


text: postulature

title: postulature


text: postulanda

title: postulanda


text: postulandum

title: postulandum


text: postulandi

title: postulandi


text: postulandae

title: postulandae


text: postulandorum

title: postulandorum


text: postulandarum

title: postulandarum


text: postulandis

title: postulandis


text: postulandam

title: postulandam


text: postulandos

title: postulandos


text: postulandas

title: postulandas


text: postulande

title: postulande


text:
yksisuuntaistaa

Verb

 * 1)  To make one-way as of road.

title: yksisuuntaistaa


text:
potabilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) drinkable, potable

title: potabilis


text: potabiles

title: potabiles


text: potabilia

title: potabilia


text: potabilium

title: potabilium


text: potabilibus

title: potabilibus


text: potabilem

title: potabilem


text:
poterint

Verb

 * 1)   "they will be able (to)"

title: poterint


text:
Template talk:es-conj-ir (abolir)

Change in status as a defective verb
The Diccionario Panhispánico de Dudas (here) says the following concerning the verb abolir:

''‘Derogar [una ley, precepto o costumbre]’. Aunque tradicionalmente se ha considerado verbo defectivo, ya que solían usarse solo las formas cuya desinencia empieza por i, hoy se documentan, y se consideran válidas, el resto de las formas de la conjugación: «Se abole la pena de muerte» (VV. AA. Grupo [Esp. 2001]); «Los nuevos poderes abolen la soledad por decreto» (Paz Laberinto [Méx. 1950-59]). Como se ve en los ejemplos, es verbo regular: abolo, aboles, etc., y no abuelo, abueles, etc.''

 * TRANSLATION:
 * "To repeal [a law, rule or custom]". Although it has traditionally been considered a defective verb since we used to use only those forms whose ending started with -i-, today all the other forms of the conjugation are documented and are considered valid: «Se abole la pena de muerte» (The death penalty is being abolished); «Los nuevos poderes abolen la soledad por decreto» (The new powers abolish loneliness by decree) (Paz Laberinto [Mex. 1950-59]). As you can see in the examples, it is a regular verb: abolo, aboles, etc., and not *abuelo, *abueles, and so on. —Stephen (Talk) 16:11, 27 April 2011 (UTC)

RFDO discussion: April 2015–March 2017
Is this necessary? According to Spanish Wiktionary, abolir is entirely regular. Esszet (talk) 19:06, 2 April 2015 (UTC)
 * After doing some research, I've found that the RAE is not entirely clear as to whether abolir is a defective verb or not: according to the Diccionario de la lengua española, it is, but according to the Diccionario panhispánico de dudas, it used to be but no longer is. I'll send them an e-mail once their contact service is back up (it's disabled until Monday). Esszet (talk) 19:26, 2 April 2015 (UTC)

--- --- ---

I think this entry for the conjugation of "Abolir" should not be deleted but marked as "colloquial" and not "RAE approved" which defines this verb as defective. The only reason this verb is defective is because of the lack of a consensus on how to conjugate it, not because of a logical impossibility. (defectiveness rendered mute) None the less if supposed conjugation are called here upon; five possible verbal templates could be called forth.

I'll make example of the present, past historic and present subjunctive tenses of each since the other verbal tenses can be deduced from it:

I HAVE PLACED MY DEFINITE NOMINATION AT THE BOTTOM

FIRST possible conjugational paradigm, by making it analogous to "poder" (to be able to) I think of this template as very objectionable the least fit one of all.

PRESENT TIME (1.1) 1st person singular "abuelo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC (1.1) 1st person singular "abolí" 2nd person singular "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abolió" 1st person plural   "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE (1.1) 1st person singular "abuela" 2nd person singular "abuelas" 3rd person singular "abuela" 1st person plural   "abolamos" 2nd person plural   "aboláis" 3rd person plural   "abuelan"

The problem with the above conjugational analogy is the striking homophony with the word "abuelo" (grandfather) and "abuela" (grandmother) which actually if this conjugational model is followed, the form "abuela"would arise in the present subjunctive and mean alternately "were he, she or it to abolish at this present time" and "were I to abolish at this present time", also "abuelas" which means "grandmothers" would mean "were you (thou) to abolish at this present time". For these reasons I think of this template as very objectionable the least fit one of all.

SECOND possible conjugational paradigm, by making it analogous to "tener" (to possess)

PRESENT TIME (2.1) 1st person singular "abolgo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC (2.1) 1st person singular "abule" 2nd person singular "abuliste" 3rd person singular "abulo" 1st person plural   "abulímos" 2nd person plural   "abulísteis" 3rd person plural   "abulieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE (2.1) 1st person singular "abolga" 2nd person singular "abolgas" 3rd person singular "abolga" 1st person plural   "abolgamos" 2nd person plural   "abolgáis" 3rd person plural   "abolgan"

---The above template doesn't have the homophony problems of the former and would theoretically be much fitter than the former template. Though Spanish euphonic patterns would weaken the tonic "o" vowel thusly:

PRESENT TIME (2.2) 1st person singular "abulgo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC (2.2) 1st person singular "abule" 2nd person singular "abuliste" 3rd person singular "abulo" 1st person plural   "abulímos" 2nd person plural   "abulísteis" 3rd person plural   "abulieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE (2.2) 1st person singular "abulga" 2nd person singular "abulgas" 3rd person singular "abulga" 1st person plural   "abolgamos" 2nd person plural   "abolgáis" 3rd person plural   "abulgan"

--- The above template (2.2) would arguably be along with (3.2) the fittest within the five possible paradigms.

THIRD possible conjugational paradigm, If the irregularity of the second template's past historic were to be a problem then it could be conjugated by making it analogous to: "salir" (to exit) Which would be exactly like the former one, including the euphonic weakening of the tonic "o" vowel, with the exception of a regular historic past. Like so:

PRESENT TIME (3.1) 1st person singular "abolgo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolis" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC (3.1) 1st person singular "abolí" 2nd person singular "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abolió" 1st person plural   "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE (3.1) 1st person singular "abolga" 2nd person singular "abolgas" 3rd person singular "abolga" 1st person plural   "abolgamos" 2nd person plural   "abolgáis" 3rd person plural   "abolgan"

---

PRESENT TIME (3.2) 1st person singular "abulgo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC (3.2) 1st person singular "abolí" 2nd person singular "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abolió" 1st person plural   "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE (3.2) 1st person singular "abulga" 2nd person singular "abulgas" 3rd person singular "abulga" 1st person plural   "abolgamos" 2nd person plural   "abolgáis" 3rd person plural   "abulgan"

In general I deem (3.2) just as fit as (2.2). I would argue for the dual alternate past historic both regular and irregular as many verbs already do.

FOURTH possible conjugational paradigm, by making it analogous to "comer" (to eat) This template is cacophonic and ambiguous

PRESENT TIME (4.1) 1st person singular "abolo" 2nd person singular "aboles" 3rd person singular "abole" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abolen"

PAST HISTORIC (4.1) 1st person singular "abolí" 2nd person singular "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abolió" 1st person plural   "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE (4.1) 1st person singular "abola" 2nd person singular "abolas" 3rd person singular "abola" 1st person plural   "abolamos" 2nd person plural   "aboláis" 3rd person plural   "abolan"

The above template aside from being most cacophonic would in the present and present subjunctive tenses give to the notion of "to make ball-like" from the hypothetical but perfectly understandable verb "abolar" "to make ball-like" since "bola" means "ball, round mass, sphere".

FIFTH possible conjugational paradigm, by making it analogous to "poner" (to place down)

PRESENT TIME (5.1) 1st person singular "abolgo" 2nd person singular "aboles" 3rd person singular "abole" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abolen"

PAST HISTORIC (5.1) 1st person singular "abule" 2nd person singular "abuliste" 3rd person singular "abulo" 1st person plural   "abulímos" 2nd person plural   "abulísteis" 3rd person plural   "abulieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE (5.1) 1st person singular "abolga" 2nd person singular "abolgas" 3rd person singular "abolga" 1st person plural   "abolgamos" 2nd person plural   "abolgáis" 3rd person plural   "abolgan"

This template isn't that objectionable but in the present tense it would partly also give to the notion of "to make ball-like"; and I reiterate; from the hypothetical but perfectly understandable verb "abolar" "to make ball-like" since "bola" means "ball, round mass, sphere".

 * We don't really comment on what other dictionaries write, as there as so many of them! Name one dictionary that comments that another dictionary has an entry or has no entry. Also, your comment its pretty much unreadable. Also, is anything being nominated for deletion here? Move to RFC? Move to Talk:abolir, even. Renard Migrant (talk) 10:56, 8 April 2015 (UTC)

User_Gesælig Æsc : The conjugational template for the verb was nominated for deletion, probably because there is no consensus on how to conjugate it and is regarded as a defective verb though it can technically be conjugated as I have shown above within many verbal paradigms but a consensus is needed, I find (2.2) and (3.2) the fittest, which are basically one paradigm with an alternate dual historic past. - -

User_Gesælig Æsc : DEFINITE NOMINATION In conclusion I'll argue for the following conjugational template not only the fittest but completely unambiguous, most euphonic and completely analogical with Spanish verbal paradigms: As with every verb with dual or multiple forms, which one to use and stick to, is left to the discretion and preference of the speaker.

Optimum verbal paradigm of ABOLIR

PRESENT TIME 1st person singular "abulgo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC 1st person singular "abule" and dually along with "abolí" 2nd person singular "abuliste" and dually along with "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abulo" and dually along with "abolió" 1st person plural   "abulímos" and dually along with "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abulísteis" and dually along with "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abulieron" and dually along with "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE 1st person singular "abulga" 2nd person singular "abulgas" 3rd person singular "abulga" 1st person plural   "abolgamos" 2nd person plural   "abolgáis" 3rd person plural   "abulgan"

---
 * So... you're arguing for a keep, right? Renard Migrant (talk) 13:10, 8 April 2015 (UTC)

--- User_Gesælig Æsc: I am sorry Renard Migrant I don't really know what you mean by "keep" in that context. But if you mean that the verbal paradigm I placed as my definite nomination is the one that definitely should be kept for usage then I would have to agree.

PRESENT TIME 1st person singular "abulgo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC 1st person singular "abule" and dually along with "abolí" 2nd person singular "abuliste" and dually along with "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abulo" and dually along with "abolió" 1st person plural   "abulímos" and dually along with "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abulísteis" and dually along with "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abulieron" and dually along with "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE 1st person singular "abulga" 2nd person singular "abulgas" 3rd person singular "abulga" 1st person plural   "abolgamos" 2nd person plural   "abolgáis" 3rd person plural   "abulgan"

 * I've just heard back from the RAE, and they said that the Diccionario de la lengua española's latest edition, which was published in 2014 and isn't available online yet, recognizes that abolir is no longer defective:
 * "abolir. (Del lat. abolēre. ♦ U. m. las formas cuya desinencia empieza por -i). tr. Derogar, dejar sin vigencia una ley, precepto, costumbre, etc."
 * As for the correct conjugation of the forms that may diphthongize or otherwise, they also gave me a selection from Nueva gramática de la lengua española, and it says:
 * "Su conjugación es regular, no sujeta, por tanto, a diptongación (yo abolo, no *yo abuelo)."
 * Therefore, the template is entirely unnecessary and should be deleted. Esszet (talk) 14:49, 8 April 2015 (UTC)

 * The regular conjugation is in cases such as this no more than just an uncreative default resort, not always an optimum one, the RAE's wish to Latinise Spanish rejecting patrimonial qualities in the alleged interest of global comprehension of the Castilian tongue is ludicrous.

 * Verbs, specially a verb that has so recently become no longer defective ought not be subject to a default conjugation when there are other far more elegant conjugational paradigms this verb can follow, which if I may say so are only rejected for being patrimonial.

 * Besides like I mentioned above "abolo" sounds more like "I make ball-like" than it ever does "I abolish"

 * This conjugation template makes perfect analogy with "tener" and "salir" and does not deviate from the conjugational patterns Spanish verbs follow.

 * At the very least, this verbal paradigm is an alternative.

 * As most Castilian speakers know the RAE is wildly assuming and rejective of whatever deviates from making Castilian more like Latin.

 * If it were for the RAE, all languages of the Iberian peninsula would be classified as dialects of Castilian under the name of Spanish, that's why as you may have noticed I switched from saying Spanish to Castilian.
 * If ever proof should be called upon, one ought but to look at the patrimonial irregular conjugation patterns other tongues have followed in the Iberian peninsula for the same verb. It is only natural and dignifying that Castilian should embrace it's equivalent, many verbs have completely dual conjugations and I never knew a person who having Castilian as their mother tongue couldn't understand a completely irregular conjugation even were it ever unheard by them.

PRESENT TIME 1st person singular "abulgo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC 1st person singular "abule" and dually along with "abolí" 2nd person singular "abuliste" and dually along with "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abulo" and dually along with "abolió" 1st person plural   "abulímos" and dually along with "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abulísteis" and dually along with "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abulieron" and dually along with "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE 1st person singular "abulga" 2nd person singular "abulgas" 3rd person singular "abulga" 1st person plural   "abolgamos" 2nd person plural   "abolgáis" 3rd person plural   "abulgan"

Gesælig Æsc (talk) 15:30, 8 April 2015 (UTC)

 * There is no "real" consensus on this verb's paradigm, most people don't know this verb is no longer defective. I am merely hypothesising all possible conjugational paradigms and trying to argue about how this one is best among all possibilities. For reasons of unambiguity and euphony. Anyone trying to conjugate the verb will choose any of the five possibilities. I my self have only heard people leaning towards the FIRST one; on the other side the RAE has decided that the verb should be assigned a regular paradigm represented in the FOURTH one. I my self lean towards the SECOND and THIRD with a euphonic weakening of the tonic vowel "o" in the likes of the verb "podrir" (to rot).

Gesælig Æsc (talk) 16:15, 8 April 2015 (UTC) --- --- In as much of what I have been made aware:

PEOPLE tend to make ABOLIR analogous to verbs such like "poder" (to be able to), "soler" (to do usually) and "doler" (to pain).

PRESENT TIME (1.1) 1st person singular "abuelo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC (1.1) 1st person singular "abolí" 2nd person singular "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abolió" 1st person plural   "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE (1.1) 1st person singular "abuela" 2nd person singular "abuelas" 3rd person singular "abuela" 1st person plural   "abolamos" 2nd person plural   "aboláis" 3rd person plural   "abuelan"

The RAE says ABOLIR ought to be made analogous to "comer" (to eat), "beber" (to drink) and "romper" (to break).

PRESENT TIME (4.1) 1st person singular "abolo" 2nd person singular "aboles" 3rd person singular "abole" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abolen"

PAST HISTORIC (4.1) 1st person singular "abolí" 2nd person singular "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abolió" 1st person plural   "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE (4.1) 1st person singular "abola" 2nd person singular "abolas" 3rd person singular "abola" 1st person plural   "abolamos" 2nd person plural   "aboláis" 3rd person plural   "abolan"

I personally lean towards making ABOLIR analogous to "poner" (to put down), "tener" (to have) and "valer" (to be worth)

PRESENT TIME 1st person singular "abulgo" 2nd person singular "abueles" 3rd person singular "abuele" 1st person plural   "abolimos" 2nd person plural   "abolís" 3rd person plural   "abuelen"

PAST HISTORIC 1st person singular "abule" and dually along with "abolí" 2nd person singular "abuliste" and dually along with "aboliste" 3rd person singular "abulo" and dually along with "abolió" 1st person plural   "abulímos" and dually along with "abolímos" 2nd person plural   "abulísteis" and dually along with "abolísteis" 3rd person plural   "abulieron" and dually along with "abolieron"

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE 1st person singular "abulga" 2nd person singular "abulgas" 3rd person singular "abulga" 1st person plural   "abolgamos" 2nd person plural   "abolgáis" 3rd person plural   "abulgan"

Well, since the RAE is the official authority on the Spanish language, it would be best to make their preferred conjugation the ‘official’ one (at least here) and include a footnote that says that other conjugations of ‘abolir’ (especially abuelo, abueles, etc.) are common in colloquial speech. We're not supposed to try to change languages, only index them. If you'd like to discuss this further, the discussion should probably be moved to the tea room; otherwise, for the reasons outlined above, I say delete. Esszet (talk) 18:14, 8 April 2015 (UTC)

 * Keep for now. If this really should be deleted, let someone nominate this anew, and let's hope the discussion will not be dominated by multi-page typographical salad. As for "RAE is the official authority", what do we care: we are a descriptivist dictionary. --Dan Polansky (talk) 08:24, 3 April 2016 (UTC)
 * Keep, this is an unreadable 'discussion' by the way. Keep mostly per Esszet, who is the only person but wants to delete but makes a watertight argument for keeping also. Renard Migrant (talk) 21:56, 4 April 2016 (UTC)

 * Kept for now, without prejudice to a new discussion being opened because no one seemed to have strong feelings in this discussion, except the user whose walls of text took it over. As Renard notes, Esszet seems to make a case for keeping this: if multiple conjugations are possible, then we benefit from a table that could list all of them, or whatever ones may not be listed by the "regular conjugation" table. - -sche (discuss) 02:52, 25 March 2017 (UTC)

title: Template talk:es-conj-ir (abolir)


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praealtus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very high
 * 2) very deep

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praebendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of praebeō.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be proffered

Descendants

 * , provender
 * , provender

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praecessurus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to precede, surpass

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praecessus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) preceded, surpassed

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praecedendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be preceded, surpassed

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praeceptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) anticipated
 * 2) taught, instructed
 * 3) ordered, commanded

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praeceptio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) taking or receiving in advance; anticipation
 * 2) preconception
 * 3) precept

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praedatorius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) plundering, piratical, rapacious, predatory

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praedispono

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to dispose, distribute or arrange in advance

title: praedispono


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praedispositio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) predisposition

title: praedispositio


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praedispositus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) prepared or arranged in advance
 * 2) predisposed

title: praedispositus


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text: praedispositi

title: praedispositi


text: praedispositae

title: praedispositae


text: praedispositorum

title: praedispositorum


text: praedispositarum

title: praedispositarum


text: praedisposito

title: praedisposito


text: praedispositis

title: praedispositis


text: praedispositam

title: praedispositam


text: praedispositos

title: praedispositos


text: praedispositas

title: praedispositas


text: praedisposite

title: praedisposite


text: mukaeru

title: mukaeru


text:
praedominor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to predominate

title: praedominor


text: praedominaris

title: praedominaris


text: praedominatur

title: praedominatur


text: praedominamur

title: praedominamur


text: praedominamini

title: praedominamini


text: praedominantur

title: praedominantur


text: praedominabor

title: praedominabor


text: praedominaberis

title: praedominaberis


text: praedominabitur

title: praedominabitur


text: praedominabimur

title: praedominabimur


text: praedominabimini

title: praedominabimini


text: praedominabuntur

title: praedominabuntur


text: praedominabar

title: praedominabar


text: praedominabaris

title: praedominabaris


text: praedominabatur

title: praedominabatur


text: praedominabamur

title: praedominabamur


text: praedominabamini

title: praedominabamini


text: praedominabantur

title: praedominabantur


text: praedominer

title: praedominer


text: praedomineris

title: praedomineris


text: praedominetur

title: praedominetur


text: praedominemur

title: praedominemur


text: praedominemini

title: praedominemini


text: praedominentur

title: praedominentur


text: praedominarer

title: praedominarer


text: praedominareris

title: praedominareris


text: praedominaretur

title: praedominaretur


text: praedominaremur

title: praedominaremur


text: praedominaremini

title: praedominaremini


text: praedominarentur

title: praedominarentur


text: praedominare

title: praedominare


text: praedominator

title: praedominator


text: praedominantor

title: praedominantor


text: praedominari

title: praedominari


text:
praedominans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) predominating

title: praedominans


text:
praedominaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to predominate

title: praedominaturus


text:
praedominatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) predominated

title: praedominatus


text: praedominantes

title: praedominantes


text:
praedominantia

Noun

 * 1) predominance

title: praedominantia


text: praedominantis

title: praedominantis


text: praedominantium

title: praedominantium


text: praedominanti

title: praedominanti


text: praedominante

title: praedominante


text: praedominantibus

title: praedominantibus


text: praedominantem

title: praedominantem


text: praedominatura

title: praedominatura


text: praedominaturum

title: praedominaturum


text: praedominaturi

title: praedominaturi


text: praedominaturae

title: praedominaturae


text: praedominaturorum

title: praedominaturorum


text: praedominaturarum

title: praedominaturarum


text: praedominaturo

title: praedominaturo


text: praedominaturis

title: praedominaturis


text: praedominaturam

title: praedominaturam


text: praedominaturos

title: praedominaturos


text: praedominaturas

title: praedominaturas


text: praedominature

title: praedominature


text: praedominata

title: praedominata


text: praedominatum

title: praedominatum


text: praedominati

title: praedominati


text: praedominatae

title: praedominatae


text: praedominatorum

title: praedominatorum


text: praedominatarum

title: praedominatarum


text: praedominato

title: praedominato


text: praedominatis

title: praedominatis


text: praedominatam

title: praedominatam


text: praedominatos

title: praedominatos


text: praedominatas

title: praedominatas


text: praedominate

title: praedominate


text: kakureru

title: kakureru


text:
afamer

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to starve; to deprive of nourishment

title: afamer


text: honomekasu

title: honomekasu


text:
にやにや

Adverb

 * 1) with a grin, grinning like a Cheshire cat

Noun

 * 1) big grin, smirk

Verb

 * 1) grin, smirk

title: にやにや


text:
すっぴん

Noun

 * 1)  woman's face with no make-up

title: すっぴん


text:
素っぴん

Noun

 * 1) woman's face with no make-up
 * 2) sobriety
 * 1) sobriety

title: 素っぴん


text: suppin

title: suppin


text: אליהם

title: אליהם


text: אלהם

title: אלהם


text: musaboru

title: musaboru


text: semeru

title: semeru


text:
כה

Adverb

 * 1)  thus, in this way

title: כה


text:
loodsman

Etymology
From, from. The first part, from , the second part , from. In modern usage, the word is commonly analysed as, but the word is historically a back-formation from this word.

Noun

 * 1)  pilot, expert who helps navigate to the harbor or coast
 * 2)  guide

title: loodsman


text:
Talk:zamie

Jamaican slang for "lesbian". Equinox ◑ 17:46, 8 May 2010 (UTC) Trinidad and Tobago slang for lesbian or the act of lesbianism. Eg. Mary makes zamie with Jane, or Jane is a zamie queen. Both of which would suggest that Jane is a lesbian.
 * If it does exist, then it's from French les amies where the s is pronouned . I have some Jamaican relatives, although most of them have lived their whole life over here, plus homosexuality is not really the first thing you want to talk about with Jamaicans. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:54, 8 May 2010 (UTC)

 * It's in Green 1998 (the huge slang dictionary), marked W[est] I[ndies]; and the Dictionary of Caribbean English Usage has "zamie-girl" meaning "lesbian", marked Trin[idad]. But actual uses seem to be vanishingly rare on the web. < class="latinx">Ƿidsiþ 06:14, 9 May 2010 (UTC)

 * I suggest, keep zami (Citations:zami) and delete zamie. - -sche 01:49, 16 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Deleted zamie as rfv-failed. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:00, 20 April 2011 (UTC)

And the one citation on the citations page may not mean "lesbian". - -sche (discuss) 17:56, 27 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:zamie


text:
fyrirkallaður

Etymology
From and.

Adjective

 * 1) used in set phrases

Derived terms

 * , (to be in bad form)
 * , (to be in good form)

title: fyrirkallaður


text: תאמר

title: תאמר


text: kangaeru

title: kangaeru


text: tojiru

title: tojiru


text:
hidden in plain sight

Adjective

 * 1)  Seemingly hidden, but actually not hidden and easy to find.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: piilossa keskellä pöytää
 * Portuguese:

title: hidden in plain sight


text:
belock

Etymology
From, , from , from , equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, obsolete 🇨🇬,

Verb

 * 1)  To lock up or lock in place; hold tight; fasten.

Synonyms

 * ,, ; See also Thesaurus:grasp
 * ,, ; See also Thesaurus:grasp

title: belock


text:
belout

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To call (someone) a lout.
 * 2)  To address or speak of with contemptuous language.

title: belout


text: Template:archive-bottom

title: Template:archive-bottom


text: periœci

title: periœci


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/epːi

Pronunciation

 * /-epːi/

Two syllables

 * kreppi
 * meppi
 * neppi
 * Peppi

title: Rhymes:Finnish/epːi


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/uipːu

Pronunciation

 * /-uipːu/

Two syllables

 * huippu
 * suippu

title: Rhymes:Finnish/uipːu


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ento

Pronunciation

 * /-ento/

Two syllables

 * hento
 * lento
 * rento

Three syllables

 * asento
 * olento
 * poljento

Four or more syllables

 * hentosudenkorento
 * neidonkorento
 * sudenkorento

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ento


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/enːe

Pronunciation

 * /-enːe/

Two syllables

 * enne
 * menne

Three syllables

 * liikenne
 * tallenne
 * tarkenne

title: Rhymes:Finnish/enːe


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/iete

Pronunciation

 * /-iete/

Two syllables

 * liete
 * miete

Four syllables

 * ajanviete

title: Rhymes:Finnish/iete


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ieto

Pronunciation

 * /-ieto/

Two syllables

 * lieto
 * mieto
 * tieto

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ieto


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/iety

Pronunciation

 * /-iety/

Two syllables

 * liety
 * viety

title: Rhymes:Finnish/iety


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ety

Pronunciation

 * /-ety/

Two syllables

 * pety
 * vety

Three syllables

 * näivety

Four syllables

 * hiilivety

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ety


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ukɑ

Pronunciation

 * /-ukɑ/

Two syllables

 * kuka
 * muka
 * suka

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ukɑ


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ekːu

Pronunciation

 * /-ekːu/

Two syllables

 * jekku
 * nekku

Four syllables

 * tikkunekku

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ekːu


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ukːu

Pronunciation

 * /-ukːu/

Two syllables

 * tukku

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ukːu


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ikːi

Pronunciation

 * /-ikːi/

Two syllables

 * Mikki
 * mikki
 * rikki
 * tikki

Three syllables

 * Kyllikki
 * lemmikki
 * Mielikki
 * Talvikki
 * talvikki

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ikːi


text: apex predators

title: apex predators


text:
Talk:Peripatetic

Clean up hint
In this sense the word in capitalized form is correct, I think. Look or there peripatetic (adjective). -- Cadfaell 19:41, 27 April 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:Peripatetic


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/usːɑ

Pronunciation

 * /-usːɑ/

Two syllables

 * kussa
 * mussa
 * plussa
 * ussa

Three syllables

 * halussa
 * hatussa
 * haussa
 * kadussa
 * maussa

Four syllables

 * palvelussa

title: Rhymes:Finnish/usːɑ


text:
minimalistyczny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) minimalistic

title: minimalistyczny


text:
St James's Palace

Proper noun

 * 1) The office of the sovereign of the United Kingdom.
 * 2)  The St James's Palace Stakes.

title: St James's Palace


text:
podświadomy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) subconscious

title: podświadomy


text:
tenttijä

Noun

 * 1) A participant of an exam.

title: tenttijä


text:
Rhymes:Finnish/ɑikɑ

Pronunciation

 * /-ɑikɑ/

Two syllables

 * aika
 * laika
 * taika

Three syllables

 * yöaika

Four syllables

 * kouluaika
 * nykyaika
 * päiväaika

title: Rhymes:Finnish/ɑikɑ


text:
User:Antimony

Antimony creating user page 27/04/11

title: User:Antimony


text:
User talk:Antimony

Antimony creating talk page 27/04/11  Antimony 20:19, 27 April 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Antimony


text:
parsemable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sprinklable, scatterable

title: parsemable


text:
belord

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To apply the title Lord to.
 * 2)  To address by the phrase "my lord".
 * 3)  To domineer over; lord over.

title: belord


text:
brundur

Etymology
From, cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬, itself from the Old High German.

Noun

 * 1)  breeder

Etymology
From, cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬, itself from the Old High German.

Noun

 * 1) sperm

title: brundur


text: epicœmasis

title: epicœmasis