text:
allvarietetsordbok

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an all-varieties dictionary (covering all varieties within one dimension, e.g. dialects, of a language)

Usage notes

 * Lexicographers make a distinction between an all-varieties dictionary (covering all varieties within one dimension) and a, covering all varieties of all dimensions.

title: allvarietetsordbok


text: discordiae

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

title: discordiae


text: discordiarum

title: discordiarum


text: discordiis

title: discordiis


text: discordiam

title: discordiam


text: discordias

title: discordias


text:
dispendium

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) expense, cost
 * 2) loss

title: dispendium


text: dispendia

title: dispendia


text: dispendii

title: dispendii


text: dispendiorum

title: dispendiorum


text: dispendiis

title: dispendiis


text:
totalspråksordbok

Noun

 * 1) a dictionary of the whole language (covering all varieties within all dimensions of a language)

Usage notes

 * Lexicographers make a distinction between an, covering all varieties within one dimension, e.g. all dialects, and a , covering all varieties of all dimensions of a language. Examples of the latter are the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) and Svenska Akademiens Ordbok (SAOB).

title: totalspråksordbok


text: disseminas

title: disseminas


text: disseminat

title: disseminat


text: disseminamus

title: disseminamus


text: disseminatis

title: disseminatis


text: disseminant

title: disseminant


text: disseminabo

title: disseminabo


text: disseminabis

title: disseminabis


text: disseminabit

title: disseminabit


text: disseminabimus

title: disseminabimus


text: disseminabitis

title: disseminabitis


text: disseminabunt

title: disseminabunt


text: disseminabam

title: disseminabam


text: disseminabas

title: disseminabas


text: disseminabat

title: disseminabat


text: disseminabamus

title: disseminabamus


text: disseminabatis

title: disseminabatis


text: disseminabant

title: disseminabant


text: disseminavisti

title: disseminavisti


text: disseminavit

title: disseminavit


text: disseminavimus

title: disseminavimus


text: disseminavistis

title: disseminavistis


text: disseminaverunt

title: disseminaverunt


text: disseminavero

title: disseminavero


text: disseminaveris

title: disseminaveris


text: disseminaverit

title: disseminaverit


text: disseminaverimus

title: disseminaverimus


text: disseminaveritis

title: disseminaveritis


text: disseminaverint

title: disseminaverint


text: disseminaveram

title: disseminaveram


text: disseminaveras

title: disseminaveras


text: disseminaverat

title: disseminaverat


text: disseminaveramus

title: disseminaveramus


text: disseminaveratis

title: disseminaveratis


text: disseminaverant

title: disseminaverant


text: disseminor

title: disseminor


text: disseminaris

title: disseminaris


text: disseminamur

title: disseminamur


text: disseminamini

title: disseminamini


text: disseminatur

title: disseminatur


text: disseminantur

title: disseminantur


text: disseminabor

title: disseminabor


text: disseminaberis

title: disseminaberis


text: disseminabimur

title: disseminabimur


text: disseminabimini

title: disseminabimini


text: disseminabitur

title: disseminabitur


text: disseminabuntur

title: disseminabuntur


text: disseminabar

title: disseminabar


text: disseminabaris

title: disseminabaris


text: disseminabamur

title: disseminabamur


text: disseminabamini

title: disseminabamini


text: disseminabatur

title: disseminabatur


text: disseminabantur

title: disseminabantur


text: disseminem

title: disseminem


text: dissemines

title: dissemines


text: disseminet

title: disseminet


text: disseminemus

title: disseminemus


text: disseminetis

title: disseminetis


text: disseminent

title: disseminent


text: disseminarem

title: disseminarem


text:
Broņislava

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1877. From, name of a Polish 13th century beatified nun; from elements meaning "protection" and "glory".

Proper noun

 * 1)  of Latvian speakers

title: Broņislava


text:
dissipans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) scattering, dispersing, dissipating, squandering

title: dissipans


text: dissipantes

title: dissipantes


text: dissipantia

title: dissipantia


text: disseminares

title: disseminares


text: dissipantis

title: dissipantis


text: dissipantium

title: dissipantium


text: disseminaret

title: disseminaret


text: dissipanti

title: dissipanti


text: disseminaremus

title: disseminaremus


text: dissipantibus

title: dissipantibus


text: disseminaretis

title: disseminaretis


text: dissipantem

title: dissipantem


text: disseminarent

title: disseminarent


text: disseminaverim

title: disseminaverim


text: disseminavissem

title: disseminavissem


text: disseminavisses

title: disseminavisses


text: disseminavisset

title: disseminavisset


text: disseminavissemus

title: disseminavissemus


text: disseminavissetis

title: disseminavissetis


text: disseminavissent

title: disseminavissent


text: disseminer

title: disseminer


text: dissemineris

title: dissemineris


text: disseminemur

title: disseminemur


text: disseminemini

title: disseminemini


text: disseminetur

title: disseminetur


text: disseminentur

title: disseminentur


text: disseminarer

title: disseminarer


text: disseminareris

title: disseminareris


text: disseminaremur

title: disseminaremur


text: disseminaremini

title: disseminaremini


text: disseminaretur

title: disseminaretur


text: disseminarentur

title: disseminarentur


text: disseminatote

title: disseminatote


text: disseminanto

title: disseminanto


text: disseminantor

title: disseminantor


text: disseminavisse

title: disseminavisse


text: disseminari

title: disseminari


text: ditat

title: ditat


text: ditamus

title: ditamus


text: ditatis

title: ditatis


text: cincturing

title: cincturing


text:
cinctured

Adjective

 * 1) Having a cincture.

title: cinctured


text: ditant

title: ditant


text: ditabo

title: ditabo


text: ditabis

title: ditabis


text: ditabit

title: ditabit


text: ditabimus

title: ditabimus


text: ditabitis

title: ditabitis


text: ditabunt

title: ditabunt


text: ditabam

title: ditabam


text: ditabas

title: ditabas


text: ditabat

title: ditabat


text: ditabamus

title: ditabamus


text: ditabatis

title: ditabatis


text: ditabant

title: ditabant


text: ditavi

title: ditavi


text: ditavisti

title: ditavisti


text: ditavit

title: ditavit


text: ditavimus

title: ditavimus


text: ditavistis

title: ditavistis


text: ditaverunt

title: ditaverunt


text: ditavero

title: ditavero


text: ditaveris

title: ditaveris


text: ditaverit

title: ditaverit


text: ditaverimus

title: ditaverimus


text: ditaveritis

title: ditaveritis


text: ditaverint

title: ditaverint


text: ditaveram

title: ditaveram


text: ditaveras

title: ditaveras


text: ditaverat

title: ditaverat


text: ditaveramus

title: ditaveramus


text: ditaveratis

title: ditaveratis


text: ditaverant

title: ditaverant


text: ditior

title: ditior


text:
ditor

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to the day, daytime or daylight
 * 2) daily

title: ditor


text: ditaris

title: ditaris


text: ditamur

title: ditamur


text: ditamini

title: ditamini


text: ditatur

title: ditatur


text: ditantur

title: ditantur


text: ditabor

title: ditabor


text: ditaberis

title: ditaberis


text: ditabimur

title: ditabimur


text: ditabimini

title: ditabimini


text: ditabitur

title: ditabitur


text: ditabuntur

title: ditabuntur


text: ditabar

title: ditabar


text: ditabaris

title: ditabaris


text: ditabamur

title: ditabamur


text: ditabamini

title: ditabamini


text: ditabatur

title: ditabatur


text: ditabantur

title: ditabantur


text: ditet

title: ditet


text: ditemus

title: ditemus


text: ditetis

title: ditetis


text: ditius

title: ditius


text: ditent

title: ditent


text: ditiores

title: ditiores


text: ditiora

title: ditiora


text: ditaret

title: ditaret


text: ditaremus

title: ditaremus


text: ditioris

title: ditioris


text: ditaretis

title: ditaretis


text: ditarent

title: ditarent


text: ditiorum

title: ditiorum


text:
anagramordbok

Noun

 * 1) a dictionary of anagrams (useful in games, e.g. Scrabble)

title: anagramordbok


text: ditaverim

title: ditaverim


text: ditavissem

title: ditavissem


text: ditiori

title: ditiori


text: ditavisses

title: ditavisses


text: ditavisset

title: ditavisset


text: ditavissemus

title: ditavissemus


text: ditiorem

title: ditiorem


text: ditavissetis

title: ditavissetis


text: ditavissent

title: ditavissent


text: ditiore

title: ditiore


text: diter

title: diter


text: diteris

title: diteris


text: ditioribus

title: ditioribus


text: ditemur

title: ditemur


text: ditemini

title: ditemini


text: ditetur

title: ditetur


text: ditentur

title: ditentur


text: ditarer

title: ditarer


text: ditareris

title: ditareris


text: ditaremur

title: ditaremur


text: ditaremini

title: ditaremini


text: ditaretur

title: ditaretur


text: ditarentur

title: ditarentur


text: ditato

title: ditato


text: ditatote

title: ditatote


text: ditanto

title: ditanto


text: ditare

title: ditare


text:
ditator

Noun

 * 1) dictator

title: ditator


text: ditantor

title: ditantor


text: ditavisse

title: ditavisse


text: ditari

title: ditari


text:
dormieris

Verb

title: dormieris


text:
Jurijs

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1771. From.

title: Jurijs


text:
korsordsordbok

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a crossword dictionary

title: korsordsordbok


text:
panegyrical

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Lavish with praise; admiring, approving, complimentary.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: хвалебствян
 * Danish: panegyrisk
 * Finnish:
 * Galician:
 * German:
 * Norwegian:
 * Portuguese:
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish:

title: panegyrical


text:
Ainars

Etymology
Variant of.

title: Ainars


text:
dormitatio

Noun

 * 1) sleep, slumber

title: dormitatio


text: dormitationes

title: dormitationes


text: dormitationis

title: dormitationis


text: dormitationum

title: dormitationum


text: dormitationi

title: dormitationi


text: dulcior

title: dulcior


text: dormitationibus

title: dormitationibus


text: dormitationem

title: dormitationem


text: dormitatione

title: dormitatione


text: dulciores

title: dulciores


text: dulciora

title: dulciora


text: dulcioris

title: dulcioris


text: dulciorum

title: dulciorum


text: dulciori

title: dulciori


text: dulciorem

title: dulciorem


text: dulciore

title: dulciore


text:
dulcissimus

Adjective

 * 1) used in a term of endearment
 * 1) used in a term of endearment

title: dulcissimus


text: dulcioribus

title: dulcioribus


text:
Iļja

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in early 20th century. From.

title: Iļja


text: dulcissima

title: dulcissima


text: dulcissimum

title: dulcissimum


text: dulcissimi

title: dulcissimi


text: dulcissimae

title: dulcissimae


text: dulcissimorum

title: dulcissimorum


text: dulcissimarum

title: dulcissimarum


text: dulcissimo

title: dulcissimo


text: dulcissimis

title: dulcissimis


text: dulcissimam

title: dulcissimam


text: dulcissimos

title: dulcissimos


text: dulcissimas

title: dulcissimas


text:
panegyrically

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) In a very eloquent and eulogistic manner; with lavish praise, in a very complimentary way.

Translations

 * Catalan: panegíricament
 * Finnish: ylistävästi

title: panegyrically


text:
Genadijs

Etymology
First recorded as a given name of Latvians in 1923. From, from. Name of early saints venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Cognate with the historical English and 🇨🇬.

title: Genadijs


text:
Genādijs

Etymology
Variant of.

title: Genādijs


text:
exarchatus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) exarchate

title: exarchatus


text:
archieparchus

Noun

 * 1) archeparch

title: archieparchus


text:
analogiordbok

Noun

 * 1) an analogical dictionary (several exist for the French language)

title: analogiordbok


text:
ebullio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to boil or bubble up
 * 2)  to produce in abundance

title: ebullio


text: ebullis

title: ebullis


text: ebullit

title: ebullit


text: ebullimus

title: ebullimus


text: ebullitis

title: ebullitis


text: ebulliunt

title: ebulliunt


text: ebulliam

title: ebulliam


text: ebullies

title: ebullies


text: ebulliet

title: ebulliet


text: ebulliemus

title: ebulliemus


text: ebullietis

title: ebullietis


text: ebulliebam

title: ebulliebam


text: ebulliebas

title: ebulliebas


text: ebulliebat

title: ebulliebat


text: ebulliebamus

title: ebulliebamus


text: ebulliebatis

title: ebulliebatis


text: ebulliebant

title: ebulliebant


text: ebullivi

title: ebullivi


text: ebullivisti

title: ebullivisti


text:
associationsordbok

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an analogical dictionary (several exist for the French language)

title: associationsordbok


text: ebullivit

title: ebullivit


text: ebullivimus

title: ebullivimus


text: ebullivistis

title: ebullivistis


text: ebulliverunt

title: ebulliverunt


text: ebullivero

title: ebullivero


text: ebulliveris

title: ebulliveris


text: ebulliverit

title: ebulliverit


text: ebulliverimus

title: ebulliverimus


text: ebulliveritis

title: ebulliveritis


text: ebulliverint

title: ebulliverint


text: ebulliveram

title: ebulliveram


text: ebulliveras

title: ebulliveras


text: ebulliverat

title: ebulliverat


text: ebulliveramus

title: ebulliveramus


text: ebulliveratis

title: ebulliveratis


text: ebulliverant

title: ebulliverant


text: ebullior

title: ebullior


text: ebulliris

title: ebulliris


text: ebullitur

title: ebullitur


text: ebullimur

title: ebullimur


text: ebullimini

title: ebullimini


text: ebulliuntur

title: ebulliuntur


text: ebulliar

title: ebulliar


text: ebullieris

title: ebullieris


text: ebullietur

title: ebullietur


text: ebulliemur

title: ebulliemur


text: ebulliemini

title: ebulliemini


text: ebullientur

title: ebullientur


text: ebulliebar

title: ebulliebar


text: ebulliebaris

title: ebulliebaris


text: ebulliebatur

title: ebulliebatur


text: ebulliebamur

title: ebulliebamur


text: ebulliebamini

title: ebulliebamini


text: ebulliebantur

title: ebulliebantur


text: ebullias

title: ebullias


text: ebulliat

title: ebulliat


text: ebulliamus

title: ebulliamus


text: ebulliatis

title: ebulliatis


text: ebulliant

title: ebulliant


text: ebullirem

title: ebullirem


text: ebullires

title: ebullires


text: ebulliret

title: ebulliret


text: ebulliremus

title: ebulliremus


text: ebulliretis

title: ebulliretis


text: ebullirent

title: ebullirent


text: ebulliverim

title: ebulliverim


text: ebullivissem

title: ebullivissem


text: ebullivisses

title: ebullivisses


text: ebullivisset

title: ebullivisset


text: ebullivissemus

title: ebullivissemus


text: ebullivissetis

title: ebullivissetis


text: ebullivissent

title: ebullivissent


text: ebulliaris

title: ebulliaris


text: ebulliatur

title: ebulliatur


text: ebulliamur

title: ebulliamur


text: ebulliamini

title: ebulliamini


text: ebulliantur

title: ebulliantur


text: ebullirer

title: ebullirer


text: ebullireris

title: ebullireris


text: ebulliretur

title: ebulliretur


text: ebulliremur

title: ebulliremur


text: ebulliremini

title: ebulliremini


text: ebullirentur

title: ebullirentur


text: ebulli

title: ebulli


text: ebullito

title: ebullito


text: ebullite

title: ebullite


text: ebullitote

title: ebullitote


text: ebulliunto

title: ebulliunto


text: ebullire

title: ebullire


text: ebullitor

title: ebullitor


text: ebulliuntor

title: ebulliuntor


text: ebullivisse

title: ebullivisse


text: ebulliri

title: ebulliri


text:
effundens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) spreading; draining away
 * 2) showering

title: effundens


text: effundentes

title: effundentes


text: effundentia

title: effundentia


text: effundentis

title: effundentis


text: effundentium

title: effundentium


text: effundenti

title: effundenti


text: effundentibus

title: effundentibus


text: effundentem

title: effundentem


text: προσήμου

title: προσήμου


text: προσήμων

title: προσήμων


text:
Aleksandr

Etymology
.

title: Aleksandr


text: πρόσημα

title: πρόσημα


text:
exarchus

Etymology
Borrowed from, from + .

Noun

 * 1) exarch

title: exarchus


text: Category:Estonian renderings of Russian male given names


text: emungis

title: emungis


text: emungit

title: emungit


text: emungimus

title: emungimus


text: emungitis

title: emungitis


text: emungunt

title: emungunt


text: emungam

title: emungam


text: emunges

title: emunges


text: emunget

title: emunget


text: emungemus

title: emungemus


text: emungetis

title: emungetis


text: emungent

title: emungent


text: emungebam

title: emungebam


text: emungebas

title: emungebas


text: emungebat

title: emungebat


text: emungebamus

title: emungebamus


text: emungebatis

title: emungebatis


text: emungebant

title: emungebant


text: emunxi

title: emunxi


text: emunxisti

title: emunxisti


text: emunxit

title: emunxit


text: emunximus

title: emunximus


text: emunxistis

title: emunxistis


text: emunxerunt

title: emunxerunt


text: emunxero

title: emunxero


text: emunxeris

title: emunxeris


text: emunxerit

title: emunxerit


text: emunxerimus

title: emunxerimus


text: emunxeritis

title: emunxeritis


text: emunxerint

title: emunxerint


text: emunxeram

title: emunxeram


text: emunxeras

title: emunxeras


text: emunxerat

title: emunxerat


text: emunxeramus

title: emunxeramus


text: emunxeratis

title: emunxeratis


text: emunxerant

title: emunxerant


text: emungor

title: emungor


text: emungeris

title: emungeris


text: emungitur

title: emungitur


text: emungimur

title: emungimur


text: emungimini

title: emungimini


text: emunguntur

title: emunguntur


text: emungar

title: emungar


text: emungetur

title: emungetur


text: emungemur

title: emungemur


text: emungemini

title: emungemini


text: emungentur

title: emungentur


text: emungebar

title: emungebar


text: emungebaris

title: emungebaris


text:
exarchalis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) exarchal; of or pertaining to a exarch.

title: exarchalis


text: emungebatur

title: emungebatur


text: emungebamur

title: emungebamur


text: emungebamini

title: emungebamini


text: emungebantur

title: emungebantur


text: emungas

title: emungas


text: emungat

title: emungat


text: emungamus

title: emungamus


text: emungatis

title: emungatis


text: emungant

title: emungant


text: emungerem

title: emungerem


text: emungeres

title: emungeres


text: emungeret

title: emungeret


text: emungeremus

title: emungeremus


text: emungeretis

title: emungeretis


text: emungerent

title: emungerent


text: emunxerim

title: emunxerim


text: emunxissem

title: emunxissem


text: emunxisses

title: emunxisses


text: emunxisset

title: emunxisset


text: emunxissemus

title: emunxissemus


text: emunxissetis

title: emunxissetis


text: emunxissent

title: emunxissent


text: emungaris

title: emungaris


text: emungatur

title: emungatur


text: emungamur

title: emungamur


text: emungamini

title: emungamini


text: emungantur

title: emungantur


text: emungerer

title: emungerer


text: emungereris

title: emungereris


text: emungeretur

title: emungeretur


text: emungeremur

title: emungeremur


text: emungeremini

title: emungeremini


text: emungerentur

title: emungerentur


text: emungito

title: emungito


text: emungite

title: emungite


text: emungitote

title: emungitote


text: emungunto

title: emungunto


text: emungitor

title: emungitor


text: emunguntor

title: emunguntor


text: emunxisse

title: emunxisse


text: Sergei

title: Sergei


text:
Dmitri

Etymology
From.

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

title: Dmitri


text:
tentamen

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) an examination (especially in higher education)

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  examination.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an attempt
 * 2)  a literary attempt: an essay

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an examination

title: tentamen


text: Mihhail

title: Mihhail


text:
epoto

Verb

 * 1) to drink up, drain, quaff

title: epoto


text: epotas

title: epotas


text: epotat

title: epotat


text: epotamus

title: epotamus


text: epotatis

title: epotatis


text: epotant

title: epotant


text: epotabo

title: epotabo


text: epotabis

title: epotabis


text: epotabit

title: epotabit


text: epotabimus

title: epotabimus


text: epotabitis

title: epotabitis


text: epotabunt

title: epotabunt


text: epotabam

title: epotabam


text: epotabas

title: epotabas


text: epotabat

title: epotabat


text: epotabamus

title: epotabamus


text: epotabatis

title: epotabatis


text: epotabant

title: epotabant


text: epotavi

title: epotavi


text: epotavisti

title: epotavisti


text: epotavit

title: epotavit


text: epotavimus

title: epotavimus


text: epotavistis

title: epotavistis


text: epotaverunt

title: epotaverunt


text: epotavero

title: epotavero


text: epotaveris

title: epotaveris


text: epotaverit

title: epotaverit


text: epotaverimus

title: epotaverimus


text: epotaveritis

title: epotaveritis


text: epotaverint

title: epotaverint


text: epotaveram

title: epotaveram


text: epotaveras

title: epotaveras


text: epotaverat

title: epotaverat


text: epotaveramus

title: epotaveramus


text: epotaveratis

title: epotaveratis


text: epotaverant

title: epotaverant


text: epotor

title: epotor


text: epotaris

title: epotaris


text: epotamur

title: epotamur


text: epotamini

title: epotamini


text: epotatur

title: epotatur


text: epotantur

title: epotantur


text: epotabor

title: epotabor


text: epotaberis

title: epotaberis


text: epotabimur

title: epotabimur


text: epotabimini

title: epotabimini


text: epotabitur

title: epotabitur


text: epotabuntur

title: epotabuntur


text: epotabar

title: epotabar


text: epotabaris

title: epotabaris


text: epotabamur

title: epotabamur


text: epotabamini

title: epotabamini


text: epotabatur

title: epotabatur


text: epotabantur

title: epotabantur


text: epotem

title: epotem


text: epotes

title: epotes


text: epotet

title: epotet


text: epotemus

title: epotemus


text: epotetis

title: epotetis


text: epotent

title: epotent


text: epotarem

title: epotarem


text: epotares

title: epotares


text: epotaret

title: epotaret


text: epotaremus

title: epotaremus


text: epotaretis

title: epotaretis


text: epotarent

title: epotarent


text: epotaverim

title: epotaverim


text: epotavissem

title: epotavissem


text: epotavisses

title: epotavisses


text: epotavisset

title: epotavisset


text: epotavissemus

title: epotavissemus


text: epotavissetis

title: epotavissetis


text: epotavissent

title: epotavissent


text: epoter

title: epoter


text: epoteris

title: epoteris


text: epotemur

title: epotemur


text: epotemini

title: epotemini


text: epotetur

title: epotetur


text: epotentur

title: epotentur


text: epotarer

title: epotarer


text: epotareris

title: epotareris


text: epotaremur

title: epotaremur


text: Jevgeni

title: Jevgeni


text: epotaremini

title: epotaremini


text: epotaretur

title: epotaretur


text: epotarentur

title: epotarentur


text: epota

title: epota


text: epotato

title: epotato


text: epotate

title: epotate


text: epotatote

title: epotatote


text: epotanto

title: epotanto


text: epotare

title: epotare


text: epotator

title: epotator


text: epotantor

title: epotantor


text: epotavisse

title: epotavisse


text: epotari

title: epotari


text:
Valeri

Proper noun

 * 1) Valerius

title: Valeri


text:
Vassili

Etymology
Borrowed from. .

title: Vassili


text: Maarika

title: Maarika


text:
anisomorphism

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The absence of an exact correspondence between words etc. in two different languages; the differences between two given languages that create mismatches in a translation dictionary.

Translations

 * Danish: anisomorfisme
 * Finnish: anisomorfia
 * French: anisomorphisme
 * German: Anisomorphie
 * Icelandic: missvörun
 * Norwegian: anisomorfisme
 * Portuguese: anisomorfismo
 * Swedish: anisomorfi

title: anisomorphism


text:
universitei

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) university educational facility

title: universitei


text:
anisomorfi

Noun

 * 1)  anisomorphism (differences between languages that create mismatches in a translation dictionary)

title: anisomorfi


text:
hardir

Verb

 * 1) to be bold

Etymology
From, from , derived from. Cognate with 🇨🇬. Related with.

Verb

 * 1) to harden make harder

title: hardir


text:
likformighet

Noun

 * 1) conformity, congruity, isomorphism, similarity in shape

title: likformighet


text:
antonímia

Noun

 * 1) antonymy

Noun

 * 1)  antonymy the semantic relation between antonyms

Related terms

 * antônimo / antónimo

title: antonímia


text:
Huda

Etymology
Borrowed from

title: Huda


text:
appellativ

Etymology
From, from , nominative neuter singular of , from +.

Noun

 * 1)  a common noun; (as opposed to proper nouns)

title: appellativ


text:
co-akiner

Noun

 * 1) interviewer

title: co-akiner


text:
co-akinagh

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) interviewee

title: co-akinagh


text:
kyrrsetning

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  an attachment, a blocking, an injunction
 * 2)  an arrest, a detention
 * 3) detention
 * 1) detention

Derived terms

 * (to lift a detention)
 * (retention allowance)
 * (retention rate)
 * (detentions)

title: kyrrsetning


text: Ataris

title: Ataris


text:
Talk:bangsat

I'm assuming asshole here means the orifice, and that bastard means 'a generic insult' otherwise the two definitions could be the same, since asshole is also a generic insult. Then there's the noun sense at. Mglovesfun (talk) 19:17, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:bangsat


text:
appellativisera

Verb

 * 1)  to appellativise (UK), to appellativize (US), to turn into a common noun (from a proper noun or a trademark)

title: appellativisera


text:
appellativiserad

Adjective

 * 1)  appellativised, having turned into a common noun (starting out as a proper noun)
 * appellativiserat proprium
 * appellativised proper noun

title: appellativiserad


text:
རྩྭ

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) grass

title: རྩྭ


text:
appellativisering

Noun

 * 1)  conversion (of a proper noun or trademark) into a common noun

title: appellativisering


text:
leaken

Etymology
, equivalent to. .

Verb

 * 1)  to leak (to reveal secret information to the public)
 * 2)  to post a picture of (something)
 * 3)  to share, reveal, spill
 * 1)  to post a picture of (something)
 * 2)  to share, reveal, spill
 * 1)  to share, reveal, spill
 * 1)  to share, reveal, spill
 * 1)  to share, reveal, spill
 * 1)  to share, reveal, spill
 * 1)  to share, reveal, spill

title: leaken


text: geleakt

title: geleakt


text: swing shifts

title: swing shifts


text: leakst

title: leakst


text:
decompression bomb

Noun

 * 1)  A usually malicous file with a very high compression ratio, thus expected to consume a large amount of memory and disk space when decompressed.

title: decompression bomb


text: decompression bombs

title: decompression bombs


text: day shifts

title: day shifts


text: leakt

title: leakt


text: patriarchale

title: patriarchale


text: patriarchales

title: patriarchales


text: patriarchalia

title: patriarchalia


text: patriarchalium

title: patriarchalium


text: patriarchali

title: patriarchali


text: patriarchalibus

title: patriarchalibus


text: patriarchalem

title: patriarchalem


text: patriarchatui

title: patriarchatui


text: patriarchatum

title: patriarchatum


text: patriarchatu

title: patriarchatu


text: patriarchatuum

title: patriarchatuum


text: patriarchatibus

title: patriarchatibus


text: boreae

title: boreae


text: borearum

title: borearum


text: boreis

title: boreis


text: borean

title: borean


text: eurorum

title: eurorum


text: euris

title: euris


text: eurum

title: eurum


text:
bersuel

Noun

 * 1) cradle place where an infant can rest

title: bersuel


text: Category:Icelandic terms prefixed with af-


text:
selektiv

Adjective

 * 1) selective

Adjective

 * 1) selective

Adjective

 * 1) selective

Adjective

 * 1) selective

Adjective

 * 1) selective

title: selektiv


text:
samordningsgrupp

Noun

 * 1) a coordination committee

title: samordningsgrupp


text:
sammanträdesprotokoll

Noun

 * 1) minutes from a meeting

title: sammanträdesprotokoll


text:
mötesprotokoll

Noun

 * 1) minutes from a meeting

title: mötesprotokoll


text:
riskbedömning

Noun

 * 1) a risk assessment

title: riskbedömning


text:
pluralform

Noun

 * 1)  a plural form

title: pluralform


text:
singularform

Noun

 * 1)  a singular form

title: singularform


text:
luks

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lynx

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lux

title: luks


text:
elektronowolt

Noun

 * 1) electron volt

title: elektronowolt


text:
henr

Etymology
Named after the American scientist Joseph Henry.

Noun

 * 1) henry

title: henr


text:
forliður

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the combining form, the first element of a compound word (abbreviation forl.)
 * 2)  a short unstressed word in the beginning of a line of poem

title: forliður


text:
avterminologisering

Etymology
From

Noun

 * 1)  de-terminologisation (a technical term entering the general language)

title: avterminologisering


text:
terminologisering

Noun

 * 1)  terminologisation (the making of a technical term)

title: terminologisering


text:
eftertext

Noun

 * 1) back matter (appendices, indexes, etc. after the main chapters of a book)
 * 2) closing credits

title: eftertext


text:
bekerel

Etymology
. ..

Noun

 * 1) becquerel

title: bekerel


text:
teks

Etymology
From, , from , from , from , perfect passive participle of.

Noun

 * 1) a text; a brief written message transmitted between mobile phones; an SMS text message

Verb

 * 1) to text; to send a text message to; i.e. to transmit text using the Short Message Service (SMS), or a similar service, between communications devices, particularly mobile phones
 * 2) to send and receive text messages

Etymology
From, from (Modern 🇨🇬), from , from , from , perfect passive participle of. Compare to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a writing consisting of multiple glyphs, characters, symbols or sentences.
 * 2) a verse or passage of Scripture, especially one chosen as the subject of a sermon, or in proof of a doctrine.
 * 1) a verse or passage of Scripture, especially one chosen as the subject of a sermon, or in proof of a doctrine.

Noun

 * 1) text

Etymology
From, from or from a  language, ultimately from , perfect passive participle of.

Noun

 * 1) text

Noun

 * 1) tex

title: teks


text:
siwert

Noun

 * 1) sievert

title: siwert


text: Category:Icelandic terms prefixed with endur-


text:
begreppsklass

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a conceptual class (concepts sharing one or more meaning constituents)

title: begreppsklass


text:
páni

Adjective

 * 1) panic of fear, fright etc.: sudden or overwhelming

Usage notes

 * It is used only in a few collocations and it is not declined.

title: páni


text:
מקלחת

Etymology
from.

Noun

 * 1) shower

title: מקלחת


text:
logical positivism

Noun

 * 1)  A 20th-century school of philosophy which held that all knowledge is based on logical inferences from empirical observations.

Translations

 * Romanian:

title: logical positivism


text:
logical positivist

Noun

 * 1)  An adherent of the logical positivism school of philosophy

title: logical positivist


text:
begreppsnormering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  concept standardization (making of a technical term)

title: begreppsnormering


text:
normering

Etymology
, like 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) standardization

title: normering


text:
normera

Etymology
, like 🇨🇬

Verb

 * 1) to standardize

title: normera


text:
excors

Etymology
From, the heart, supposed to be the seat of intelligence.

Adjective

 * 1) senseless, silly, stupid

title: excors


text: excordes

title: excordes


text: excordia

title: excordia


text: excordis

title: excordis


text: excordium

title: excordium


text: excordi

title: excordi


text: excordibus

title: excordibus


text: excordem

title: excordem


text:
begreppsordbok

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a thesaurus, a conceptual dictionary, a dictionary of concepts (dictionary that groups concepts together)

title: begreppsordbok


text:
exhilaro

Verb

 * 1) to gladden, cheer
 * 2) to rejoice, delight, exhilarate
 * 3) to revive, rekindle
 * 1) to revive, rekindle
 * 1) to revive, rekindle

title: exhilaro


text: exhilaras

title: exhilaras


text: exhilarat

title: exhilarat


text: exhilaramus

title: exhilaramus


text: exhilaratis

title: exhilaratis


text:
exhilarant

Etymology
From , , present participle. See.

Adjective

 * 1) Causing exhilaration or pleasure.

Translations

 * German: ,
 * Spanish:

Noun

 * 1) Something that exhilarates.

title: exhilarant


text: exhilarabo

title: exhilarabo


text: exhilarabis

title: exhilarabis


text: exhilarabit

title: exhilarabit


text: exhilarabimus

title: exhilarabimus


text: exhilarabitis

title: exhilarabitis


text: exhilarabunt

title: exhilarabunt


text: exhilarabam

title: exhilarabam


text: exhilarabas

title: exhilarabas


text: exhilarabat

title: exhilarabat


text: exhilarabamus

title: exhilarabamus


text: exhilarabatis

title: exhilarabatis


text: exhilarabant

title: exhilarabant


text: exhilaravi

title: exhilaravi


text: exhilaravisti

title: exhilaravisti


text: exhilaravit

title: exhilaravit


text: exhilaravimus

title: exhilaravimus


text: exhilaravistis

title: exhilaravistis


text: exhilaraverunt

title: exhilaraverunt


text: exhilaravero

title: exhilaravero


text: exhilaraveris

title: exhilaraveris


text: exhilaraverit

title: exhilaraverit


text: exhilaraverimus

title: exhilaraverimus


text: exhilaraveritis

title: exhilaraveritis


text: exhilaraverint

title: exhilaraverint


text: exhilaraveram

title: exhilaraveram


text: exhilaraveras

title: exhilaraveras


text: exhilaraverat

title: exhilaraverat


text: exhilaraveramus

title: exhilaraveramus


text: exhilaraveratis

title: exhilaraveratis


text: exhilaraverant

title: exhilaraverant


text: exhilaror

title: exhilaror


text: exhilararis

title: exhilararis


text: exhilaramur

title: exhilaramur


text: exhilaramini

title: exhilaramini


text: exhilaratur

title: exhilaratur


text: exhilarantur

title: exhilarantur


text: exhilarabor

title: exhilarabor


text: exhilaraberis

title: exhilaraberis


text: exhilarabimur

title: exhilarabimur


text: exhilarabimini

title: exhilarabimini


text: exhilarabitur

title: exhilarabitur


text: exhilarabuntur

title: exhilarabuntur


text: exhilarabar

title: exhilarabar


text: exhilarabaris

title: exhilarabaris


text: exhilarabamur

title: exhilarabamur


text: exhilarabamini

title: exhilarabamini


text: exhilarabatur

title: exhilarabatur


text: exhilarabantur

title: exhilarabantur


text: exhilarem

title: exhilarem


text: exhilares

title: exhilares


text: exhilaret

title: exhilaret


text: exhilaremus

title: exhilaremus


text: exhilaretis

title: exhilaretis


text: exhilarent

title: exhilarent


text: exhilararem

title: exhilararem


text: exhilarares

title: exhilarares


text: exhilararet

title: exhilararet


text: exhilararemus

title: exhilararemus


text: exhilararetis

title: exhilararetis


text: exhilararent

title: exhilararent


text: exhilaraverim

title: exhilaraverim


text: exhilaravissem

title: exhilaravissem


text: exhilaravisses

title: exhilaravisses


text: exhilaravisset

title: exhilaravisset


text: exhilaravissemus

title: exhilaravissemus


text: exhilaravissetis

title: exhilaravissetis


text: exhilaravissent

title: exhilaravissent


text: exhilarer

title: exhilarer


text: exhilareris

title: exhilareris


text: exhilaremur

title: exhilaremur


text: exhilaremini

title: exhilaremini


text: exhilaretur

title: exhilaretur


text: exhilarentur

title: exhilarentur


text: exhilararer

title: exhilararer


text: exhilarareris

title: exhilarareris


text: exhilararemur

title: exhilararemur


text: exhilararemini

title: exhilararemini


text: exhilararetur

title: exhilararetur


text: exhilararentur

title: exhilararentur


text: exhilara

title: exhilara


text: exhilarato

title: exhilarato


text: exhilaratote

title: exhilaratote


text: exhilaranto

title: exhilaranto


text: exhilarare

title: exhilarare


text:
exhilarator

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, causes exhilaration.

title: exhilarator


text: exhilarantor

title: exhilarantor


text: exhilaravisse

title: exhilaravisse


text: exhilarari

title: exhilarari


text:
exprobrabilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) worthy of reproach

title: exprobrabilis


text: exprobrabile

title: exprobrabile


text: exprobrabiles

title: exprobrabiles


text: exprobrabilia

title: exprobrabilia


text: exprobrabilium

title: exprobrabilium


text: exprobrabili

title: exprobrabili


text: exprobrabilibus

title: exprobrabilibus


text: exprobrabilem

title: exprobrabilem


text:
Talk:readily

Tea room discussion
See Special:PermanentLink/24549081

Hey guys, I was wondering if the sense at readily covers "readily available" i.e. with this quote (picked at random):
 * With readily available computer power and appropriate nonlinear least squares analysis software, ...

The existing sense implies it can't be used in reference to inanimate (or intangible) objects (how can computer power even be unwilling?). I don't think this definition is adequate. 124.171.169.189 02:10, 19 March 2010 (UTC)
 * Added, thanks.< class="Unicode">—msh210< class="Unicode">℠ 17:33, 19 March 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:readily


text:
exprobrans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) reproaching, upbraiding, reproving

title: exprobrans


text:
ȫ

Description
The letter o with a diaeresis and a macron above it.

title: ȫ


text: exprobrantes

title: exprobrantes


text: exprobrantia

title: exprobrantia


text: exprobrantis

title: exprobrantis


text: exprobrantium

title: exprobrantium


text: exprobranti

title: exprobranti


text: exprobrante

title: exprobrante


text: exprobrantibus

title: exprobrantibus


text: exprobrantem

title: exprobrantem


text: expugnatores

title: expugnatores


text: expugnatoris

title: expugnatoris


text: expugnatorum

title: expugnatorum


text: expugnatori

title: expugnatori


text: expugnatoribus

title: expugnatoribus


text: expugnatorem

title: expugnatorem


text: expugnatore

title: expugnatore


text:
exsicco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to dry up
 * 2) to empty (a bottle)

title: exsicco


text: exsiccas

title: exsiccas


text: exsiccat

title: exsiccat


text: exsiccamus

title: exsiccamus


text: exsiccatis

title: exsiccatis


text:
exsiccant

Etymology
From , present participle of. See.

Adjective

 * 1) Having the quality of drying up; causing a drying up.

Noun

 * 1) A medicine that causes drying up.

title: exsiccant


text: exsiccabo

title: exsiccabo


text: exsiccabis

title: exsiccabis


text: exsiccabit

title: exsiccabit


text: exsiccabimus

title: exsiccabimus


text: exsiccabitis

title: exsiccabitis


text: exsiccabunt

title: exsiccabunt


text: exsiccabam

title: exsiccabam


text: exsiccabas

title: exsiccabas


text: exsiccabat

title: exsiccabat


text: exsiccabamus

title: exsiccabamus


text: exsiccabatis

title: exsiccabatis


text: exsiccabant

title: exsiccabant


text: exsiccavi

title: exsiccavi


text: exsiccavisti

title: exsiccavisti


text: exsiccavit

title: exsiccavit


text: exsiccavimus

title: exsiccavimus


text: exsiccavistis

title: exsiccavistis


text: exsiccaverunt

title: exsiccaverunt


text: exsiccavero

title: exsiccavero


text: exsiccaveris

title: exsiccaveris


text: exsiccaverit

title: exsiccaverit


text: exsiccaverimus

title: exsiccaverimus


text: exsiccaveritis

title: exsiccaveritis


text: exsiccaverint

title: exsiccaverint


text: exsiccaveram

title: exsiccaveram


text: exsiccaveras

title: exsiccaveras


text: exsiccaverat

title: exsiccaverat


text: exsiccaveramus

title: exsiccaveramus


text: exsiccaveratis

title: exsiccaveratis


text: exsiccaverant

title: exsiccaverant


text: exsiccor

title: exsiccor


text: exsiccaris

title: exsiccaris


text: exsiccamur

title: exsiccamur


text: exsiccamini

title: exsiccamini


text: exsiccatur

title: exsiccatur


text: exsiccantur

title: exsiccantur


text: exsiccabor

title: exsiccabor


text: exsiccaberis

title: exsiccaberis


text: exsiccabimur

title: exsiccabimur


text: exsiccabimini

title: exsiccabimini


text: exsiccabitur

title: exsiccabitur


text: exsiccabuntur

title: exsiccabuntur


text: exsiccabar

title: exsiccabar


text: exsiccabaris

title: exsiccabaris


text: exsiccabamur

title: exsiccabamur


text: exsiccabamini

title: exsiccabamini


text: exsiccabatur

title: exsiccabatur


text: exsiccabantur

title: exsiccabantur


text: exsiccem

title: exsiccem


text: exsicces

title: exsicces


text: exsiccet

title: exsiccet


text: exsiccemus

title: exsiccemus


text: exsiccetis

title: exsiccetis


text: exsiccent

title: exsiccent


text: exsiccarem

title: exsiccarem


text: exsiccares

title: exsiccares


text: exsiccaret

title: exsiccaret


text: exsiccaremus

title: exsiccaremus


text: exsiccaretis

title: exsiccaretis


text: exsiccarent

title: exsiccarent


text: exsiccaverim

title: exsiccaverim


text: exsiccavissem

title: exsiccavissem


text: exsiccavisses

title: exsiccavisses


text: exsiccavisset

title: exsiccavisset


text: exsiccavissemus

title: exsiccavissemus


text: exsiccavissetis

title: exsiccavissetis


text: exsiccavissent

title: exsiccavissent


text: exsiccer

title: exsiccer


text: exsicceris

title: exsicceris


text: exsiccemur

title: exsiccemur


text: exsiccemini

title: exsiccemini


text: exsiccetur

title: exsiccetur


text: exsiccentur

title: exsiccentur


text: exsiccarer

title: exsiccarer


text: exsiccareris

title: exsiccareris


text: exsiccaremur

title: exsiccaremur


text: exsiccaremini

title: exsiccaremini


text: exsiccaretur

title: exsiccaretur


text: exsiccarentur

title: exsiccarentur


text: exsicca

title: exsicca


text: exsiccato

title: exsiccato


text: exsiccatote

title: exsiccatote


text: exsiccanto

title: exsiccanto


text: exsiccare

title: exsiccare


text: exsiccantor

title: exsiccantor


text: exsiccavisse

title: exsiccavisse


text: exsiccari

title: exsiccari


text:
varsal

Adjective

 * 1)  Whole, entire.

title: varsal


text:
belägg

Etymology
From the verb.

Noun

 * 1)  a piece of evidence (for something being true)
 * 2)  an attestation (a word appearing in records)
 * 3) an (undesirable) coating
 * 4) a brake pad
 * 1) an (undesirable) coating
 * 2) a brake pad
 * 1) a brake pad

title: belägg


text:
belägga

Etymology
, compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to impose, to subject (to a punishment, fine, tariff, or the like)
 * 2) to substantiate, to prove
 * 3)  to attest (find (a word) in records)
 * 4) to coat
 * 5)  to occupy (seats, slots, or the like)
 * 6)  to belay (fasten cordage to a cleat or the like)
 * 1) to coat
 * 2)  to occupy (seats, slots, or the like)
 * 3)  to belay (fasten cordage to a cleat or the like)
 * 1)  to occupy (seats, slots, or the like)
 * 2)  to belay (fasten cordage to a cleat or the like)
 * 1)  to belay (fasten cordage to a cleat or the like)

title: belägga


text:
Ȫ

Description
The letter O with a diaeresis and a macron above it.

title: Ȫ


text:
beläggexempel

Noun

 * 1)  an attested example (an example sentence found in literature)

Antonyms

 * konstruerat exempel

title: beläggexempel


text:
User:JordanSeymore

A bit about me
Well, as my name states, my name is Jordan Seymore. I'm from south Georgia, U.S.A. There isn't much interesting about me, really. I enjoy writing in my spare time, although I don't usually finish projects that I start. I've been working on a particular book for a while now called "Red Haze". It feels as though I've been working on it for years, although I have not. Aside from writing I also enjoy studying the effects, properties, and general characteristics of psychoactive substances. Some fine examples are below. Besides those things, I also enjoy the study of Sino-Tibetan languages, as well as others. Since I've gotten on the study of linguistics, I suppose I might as well throw this out there, I am currently learning Esperanto, Mandarin, and Japanese (I'm going to try to learn Thai eventually). | It is going to be a long 88 weeks.

The above examples, from left to right, are dimethyltryptamine, lysergic acid diethylamide, psilocybin, Serotonin.

Friends
Will

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title: User:JordanSeymore


text:
beskrivningsspråk

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  language of description (the language used in word explanations in a dictionary)

title: beskrivningsspråk


text:
objektspråk

Noun

 * 1)  object language (the language of the headwords in a dictionary)
 * 2)  object language (the language of the object code, output from a compiler)

Usage notes

 * Wiktionary uses English to explain words from several languages. In this very entry, Swedish is the object language, while English is the.

title: objektspråk


text:
Talk:mails

See Special:PermanentLink/24549050. DCDuring TALK 23:37, 10 February 2011 (UTC)

mails
"the mails". I have inserted the noun sense into this entry as US, meaning the postal delivery system. Is it really just US? Does it refer to more than the system. The etymology (not yet present) refers to "bags". Is "the mails" short for "the mail bags"? DCDuring TALK 21:33, 7 May 2008 (UTC)

 * It's not just the system, but also the actual mail that passes through the system. I don't see any reason to infer a "bags"; there are plenty of nouns that double as uncountable and as definite pluralia tantum, such as undefined:, undefined: (I think?), undefined:, and undefined:. (None of those is a perfect example, since in each case a normal countable use is available as well, but hopefully you see what I'm trying to say.) Unless there's a reputable source that asserts an implied "bags", I think it makes more sense to assume that the word used to be more regularly countable than it is now, and its singular and plural forms simply both fossilized into slightly different frames. —Ruakh TALK 23:32, 7 May 2008 (UTC)

title: Talk:mails


text:
pínulítill

Adjective

 * 1) very small, tiny, very little

title: pínulítill


text:
örlítill

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) tiny, very small, very little

title: örlítill


text:
betydelselån

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a borrowed meaning (an existing word, that borrows a new meaning from another language)

title: betydelselån


text:
Template:en-interj/documentation

This template renders the page name in bold characters and categorizes the page in Category:English interjections. It takes one, optional parameter;, the headword in bold. Default is the page name, or in appendices, the subpage page name.

title: Template:en-interj/documentation


text:
receptionsordbok

Noun

 * 1)  a reading comprehension dictionary

title: receptionsordbok


text:
produktionsordbok

Noun

 * 1)  a production dictionary (one used when writing, rather than reading)

title: produktionsordbok


text:
valensordbok

Noun

 * 1)  a dictionary of valency, a dictionary of constructions (listing phrases where each word can be used)

title: valensordbok


text: picture dictionaries

title: picture dictionaries


text:
bildordbok

Noun

 * 1)  a picture dictionary, a pictorial dictionary, a visual dictionary (using images to explain concepts)

title: bildordbok


text:
User talk:Bairdd

The entry you created seems to have been a protologism and has been deleted. If you are sure that it is a real word, please provide evidence of this word being used in durably archived media (mainly printed books, and usenet groups) as required by our inclusion criteria. For a term to be included, it must be used by at least three different authors over more than a year, and the authors must be actually using the word, not just explaining its meaning or stating that it exists. If you can find any such quotations, please add them to the citations page. --Yair rand (talk) 01:20, 11 February 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:Bairdd


text: izurdea

title: izurdea


text: sagua

title: sagua


text: arratoia

title: arratoia


text: lehoia

title: lehoia


text: txakurra

title: txakurra


text: ugaztuna

title: ugaztuna


text: tigrea

title: tigrea


text: txerria

title: txerria


text: otsoa

title: otsoa


text:
color coordinate

Noun

 * 1)  Each value in a set of coordinates representing the position of a color in a color space.

Translations

 * French:
 * Japanese: 色座標
 * Korean: 색좌표

Verb

 * 1)  To coordinate the colors of.

Translations

 * Japanese: カラーコーディネートする

title: color coordinate


text:
McHugh

Etymology
Variant of.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, McHugh is the 1962nd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 18422 individuals. McHugh is most common among White (95.29%) individuals.

title: McHugh


text:
cosleeper

Noun

 * 1) One who cosleeps.

title: cosleeper


text: cosleepers

title: cosleepers


text: boatlifts

title: boatlifts


text:
Marielito

Etymology
From ; see.

Noun

 * 1) A refugee in the.

title: Marielito


text: Marielitos

title: Marielitos


text:
nonpassivizable

Adjective

 * 1) Not passivizable.

title: nonpassivizable


text:
unpassivized

Adjective

 * 1) Not passivized.

title: unpassivized


text:
mummichog

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) Any of species, hardy killifishes, found in brackish and coastal waters of the United States and Canada.

Synonyms

 * ,, gudgeon, mud minnow, mudminnow

title: mummichog


text: mummichogs

title: mummichogs


text:
grow light

Noun

 * 1) An electric lamp designed to promote plant growth by emitting an electromagnetic spectrum appropriate for photosynthesis.

title: grow light


text: grow lights

title: grow lights


text:
CEDEX

Noun

 * 1)  a postcode system used in France for bulk commercial postal mail.

title: CEDEX


text: impolitenesses

title: impolitenesses


text:
imploringness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being imploring.

title: imploringness


text:
implosively

Adverb

 * 1) In an implosive manner; by means of implosion.

title: implosively


text:
implosiveness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being implosive.

title: implosiveness


text: imploys

title: imploys


text: imployed

title: imployed


text: imploying

title: imploying


text:
unmenacingly

Adverb

 * 1) In a manner that is not menacing.

title: unmenacingly


text:
unreconcilably

Adverb

 * 1) In an unreconcilable manner.

title: unreconcilably


text:
unreconcilable

Adjective

 * 1) Irreconcilable.

Usage notes

 * Unreconcilable occurs with about 2% of the frequency of irreconcilable in both COCA and BNC.

Noun

 * 1) A person or thing that cannot be reconciled.

title: unreconcilable


text:
microsurface

Noun

 * 1) A surface with a microscale shape or pattern.

title: microsurface


text: microsurfaces

title: microsurfaces


text:
noncapitalistic

Adjective

 * 1) Not capitalistic.

title: noncapitalistic


text:
nondigitizable

Adjective

 * 1) Not digitizable.

title: nondigitizable


text:
digitizable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being digitized.

Translations

 * French:

title: digitizable


text:
digitizability

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being digitizable.

title: digitizability


text:
multihoming

Noun

 * 1)  A technique to increase the reliability of a network connection by means of additional, alternative network interfaces or IP addresses.

title: multihoming


text:
nonabortive

Adjective

 * 1) Not abortive.

title: nonabortive


text:
nondigitized

Adjective

 * 1) Not digitized.

title: nondigitized


text:
nondiastatic

Adjective

 * 1) Not diastatic.

title: nondiastatic


text:
nummulitic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Pertaining to or consisting of nummulites, especially as designating a type of Eocene limestone formation.

title: nummulitic


text:
refurl

Verb

 * 1)  To furl again or anew.
 * After the ceremony, we refurled the flag and put it away.

title: refurl


text: refurling

title: refurling


text: refurls

title: refurls


text: refurled

title: refurled


text:
retime

Noun

 * 1) The act of timing again.

Verb

 * 1)  To time again.
 * 2)  To reschedule for another time.
 * 3)  To change the timing or duration of.
 * 1)  To change the timing or duration of.
 * 1)  To change the timing or duration of.

title: retime


text: retiming

title: retiming


text: retimed

title: retimed


text: retimes

title: retimes


text:
wrenchlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a wrench (gripping tool).

title: wrenchlike


text: warmheartedly

title: warmheartedly


text:
ungrouted

Adjective

 * 1) Not grouted.

title: ungrouted


text:
footwalk

Noun

 * 1) A pedestrian walkway.

title: footwalk


text: footwalks

title: footwalks


text:
nonrabbinic

Adjective

 * 1) Not rabbinic.

title: nonrabbinic


text:
nonreimbursable

Adjective

 * 1) Not reimbursable.

title: nonreimbursable


text:
nonobsessive

Adjective

 * 1) Not obsessive.

title: nonobsessive


text:
nonhasidic

Adjective

 * 1) Not Hasidic.

title: nonhasidic


text:
Hasidic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to.

Translations

 * Czech:
 * German: chassidisch
 * Hebrew: חֲסִידִי
 * Portuguese: chassídico, hassídico
 * Russian:

 * Czech:
 * German: chassidisch
 * Hebrew: חֲסִידִי
 * Polish:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: jasídico
 * Turkish: Hasidi
 * Yiddish: חסידיש

title: Hasidic


text:
dysarthric

Adjective

 * 1) Afflicted with, or pertaining to, dysarthria.

title: dysarthric


text:
watersheep

Noun

 * 1) A legendary Chinese creature, both plant and animal, connected to the ground by a stem and producing fine wool.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 水羊
 * Finnish: vesilammas

title: watersheep


text:
Punycode

Proper noun

 * 1)  A mapping from Unicode to the simpler ASCII character set, intended for the representation of international domain names where Unicode is not available.

title: Punycode


text:
nonbeneficiary

Noun

 * 1) One who is not a beneficiary.

title: nonbeneficiary


text: nonbeneficiaries

title: nonbeneficiaries


text:
nonbeneficially

Adverb

 * 1) In a nonbeneficial manner; without benefit.

title: nonbeneficially


text:
nonnetworked

Adjective

 * 1)  Not networked.

title: nonnetworked


text:
drugfree

Adjective

 * 1) Without recreational drugs; not using recreational drugs.

title: drugfree


text:
lupesc

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) wolflike, wolfish, lupine
 * 2) wolf's

title: lupesc


text:
disinheritor

Noun

 * 1) One who disinherits.

title: disinheritor


text: disinheritors

title: disinheritors


text:
deindex

Alternative forms

 * de-index

Verb

 * 1)  To remove from an index.

title: deindex


text: deindexes

title: deindexes


text: deindexing

title: deindexing


text: deindexed

title: deindexed


text:
Laubwald

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) deciduous forest

title: Laubwald


text:
peritraumatic

Adjective

 * 1)  Occurring around the time of trauma.

title: peritraumatic


text:
vision quest

Noun

 * 1) A rite of passage in some Native American cultures, representing a turning-point in life before puberty and consisting of a journey alone in the wilderness, sometimes accompanied by fasting, leading to a vision from a spirit.

title: vision quest


text: vision quests

title: vision quests


text: laicise

title: laicise


text: laicised

title: laicised


text: laicises

title: laicises


text: laicising

title: laicising


text:
laicizar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to laicize, to secularize

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to laicize, to secularize

title: laicizar


text: ylipäätänsä

title: ylipäätänsä


text:
sǫʼ nanidéhígíí

Etymology
From +  +.

Noun

 * 1) meteor

title: sǫʼ nanidéhígíí


text:
co-akin

Noun

 * 1) interview

title: co-akin


text:
co-chiarklagh

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  concentric
 * 2)  concyclic
 * 1)  concyclic

title: co-chiarklagh


text:
co-chredjue

Noun

 * 1)  conformity of belief

title: co-chredjue


text:
co-chredjuagh

Etymology
From +  (compare 🇨🇬).

Adjective

 * 1) co-religionist

title: co-chredjuagh


text: ασβεστίου

title: ασβεστίου


text: τιτανίου

title: τιτανίου


text:
Talk:rationalization hamster

Added to requests for deletion. Please comment there if you feel that this is not a protologism. Blowfish 06:37, 11 February 2011 (UTC)

RFV
Seems like a clear protologism. Blowfish 06:31, 11 February 2011 (UTC)
 * It sees some use online, but I can only find one durably archived cite (which I've now added to Citations:rationalization hamster). If this does happen to pass, which I rather doubt, I think an RFC is in order. The phrase has a mostly sexist POV, but we should find a way to define it that distances ourselves from that POV. Also, the phrase seems to be figurative, in that many uses treat it as an actual hamster (e.g., speaking of how fast it's running), and/or refer to it simply as a "hamster" after first introducing the concept. Our definition ignores that, making the expression seem more like an opaque idiom than like the metaphor it really is. —Ruakh TALK 00:15, 12 February 2011 (UTC)
 * RFV-failed; has only one durably archived citation, and that citation is for a different capitalisation. - -sche (discuss) 20:42, 15 August 2011 (UTC)

I really can't believe that this entry was deleted because of the "durably archived" crap. --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 21:08, 30 June 2012 (UTC)
 * That may be, but as long as the "crap" remains policy, this will be deleted again if there aren't three citations of it that meet WT:ATTEST. Only one of the three citations currently on the citations page does: the other two are just blogs. - -sche (discuss) 21:51, 30 June 2012 (UTC)
 * Where exactly did you hear that blogs are not valid sources of attestation?
 * Regarding "durably archied" - is meaningless as a policy because that phrase means nothing in the context of Web.--Ivan Štambuk (talk) 12:42, 1 July 2012 (UTC)
 * @Ivan Štambuk, he edits here, while you don't anymore. That's where he heard it. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:45, 1 July 2012 (UTC)
 * Can you please point where exactly are blogs forbidden per current attestation policy? The citation page edited by Ruakh and "-sche" contained two blogs. Ruakh deleted this page with an excuse that the blog was not available at this moment, which was easily fixed by linking to the permanent copy at the Internet Archive. --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 12:52, 1 July 2012 (UTC)

 * Two of the most recent discussions of the oft-beaten, still-dead "Internet Archive" horse are BP and Beer parlour archive/2012/March. Although you should (re)read those discussions for all the details, the gist is that Usenet is durably archived because it is not centrally archived, and books are also durably archived because they are distributively archived (in multiple libraries). In contrast, websites can be taken down (and one of the websites you cited was), and when domain ownership changes, it is not uncommon for new domain owners to erase archived versions of the website from the Internet Archive, hence the Internet Archive is also not durable. - -sche (discuss) 22:08, 1 July 2012 (UTC)
 * Interesting interpretation, but I don't see WT:ATTEST explicitly supporting it. Links to Usenet posts on Google groups are just as perishable as any other URLs. Your argument is essentially of increased likelihood of archive durability, single vs. multiple points of failure over the long run. With Wiktionary providing a local copy of the relevant citation in the Citations: namespace, and editors (who created them) verifying them at the creation time, I find the entire discussion on durability simply ludicrous. TBH, this whole durability argument seems to me like a lame excuse to exclude millions of words not written by professional writers, journalists or academicians. Reeks of elitism, prescriptivism and other odious manifestations of "we decide what real langauge is" mentality. --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 22:59, 1 July 2012 (UTC)
 * We might as well not have admins and become Urban Dictionary where anyone's made-up word can be kept, eh? I don't agree. Equinox ◑ 23:05, 1 July 2012 (UTC)

Three citations - should we restore it?
Equinox ◑ 18:41, 12 August 2014 (UTC)
 * Restored. --Ivan Štambuk (talk) 10:49, 13 August 2014 (UTC)
 * ...and while you're at it maybe write a definition that doesn't disparage half the human race? -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 00:14, 21 October 2014 (UTC)

 * The old def was nasty but I think now we are missing the (perhaps unpleasant but true fact) that this is used almost exclusively to refer to women and not men. Equinox ◑ 21:00, 20 October 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:rationalization hamster


text: χρωμίου

title: χρωμίου


text: αργιλίου

title: αργιλίου


text: αλουμινίου

title: αλουμινίου


text:
Talk:inanimate

removed from article
this : http://www.eliterature.org/collection/1/works/pullinger_babel__inanimate_alice_episode_1_china.html go to this site --Jerome Potts 08:36, 11 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:inanimate


text:
Talk:lozenge

Hello, in french
while rombo is quite commonly used in italian & spanish, "rhombus" is now used only by mathematicians, naturalists (for some fishes and a conus) & ethnologists (for bullroarers), & (even for our sports dithyrambic newsmen & dishevelled commentators) Renault is always "la marque au losange" (the lozenge brand), never "la marque au rhombe".

As for "losange" in french as a small flat (sometimes medicinalwise) sweet, I think it is nowadays quite obsolete : the little black hard teeth-sticking liquorice pastilles have widely given way to tic-tacs...Not to speak of the (so bitter-sweet and so tongue-yellowing that my mother had to hide them away) Mepacrine losanges, not heard of since the '50s...T.y. Arapaima 08:40, 11 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:lozenge


text: User:Λεξικόφιλος

title: User:Λεξικόφιλος


text:
fatuitas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  foolishness, folly, silliness

title: fatuitas


text: fatuitates

title: fatuitates


text: fatuitatis

title: fatuitatis


text: fatuitatum

title: fatuitatum


text: fatuitati

title: fatuitati


text: fatuitatibus

title: fatuitatibus


text: fatuitatem

title: fatuitatem


text:
fatuitate

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) fatuity

title: fatuitate


text:
besiktiga

Etymology
Used in Swedish at least since the 16th century, from, where the derived noun is. The shorter alternative form is just as old, and corresponds to 🇨🇬 and an older 🇨🇬. The Swedish derived noun has always been which mixes better with the shorter form of the verb, since it lacks the  component. Yet, the shorter form of the Swedish verb is often claimed to be less correct. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) to inspect, to check
 * 2) to have your automobile inspected, to do the annual "smog test"

title: besiktiga


text:
besikta

Etymology
See the synonym.

Verb

 * 1) to inspect, to check
 * 2) to have your automobile inspected, to do the annual "smog test"

title: besikta


text: faucium

title: faucium


text: faucibus

title: faucibus


text: faucem

title: faucem


text:
fenerans

Etymology
Present participle of.

title: fenerans


text:
faenerans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) practising usury

title: faenerans


text: fenerantes

title: fenerantes


text: fenerantia

title: fenerantia


text: fenerantis

title: fenerantis


text: fenerantium

title: fenerantium


text: feneranti

title: feneranti


text: fenerante

title: fenerante


text: fenerantibus

title: fenerantibus


text: fenerantem

title: fenerantem


text: faenerantes

title: faenerantes


text: faenerantia

title: faenerantia


text: faenerantis

title: faenerantis


text: faenerantium

title: faenerantium


text: faeneranti

title: faeneranti


text: faenerante

title: faenerante


text: faenerantibus

title: faenerantibus


text: faenerantem

title: faenerantem


text:
besiktning

Etymology
or, like 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) an inspection (of troops, of vehicles, of buildings, of businesses, etc.)
 * 2)  a vehicle inspection, a smog test, legally required annualy for automobiles

title: besiktning


text: ferientes

title: ferientes


text: ferientia

title: ferientia


text: ferientis

title: ferientis


text: ferientium

title: ferientium


text: ferienti

title: ferienti


text: ferientibus

title: ferientibus


text: ferientem

title: ferientem


text: festinata

title: festinata


text: festinatum

title: festinatum


text: festinati

title: festinati


text: festinatae

title: festinatae


text: festinatorum

title: festinatorum


text: festinatarum

title: festinatarum


text: festinatam

title: festinatam


text: festinatos

title: festinatos


text: festinatas

title: festinatas


text: Citations:pleo

title: Citations:pleo


text: érinthetetlenebb

title: érinthetetlenebb


text: legérinthetetlenebb

title: legérinthetetlenebb


text:
comhdhuille

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) counterfoil

title: comhdhuille


text:
adiectivalis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  adjectival; of or pertaining to an adjective

title: adiectivalis


text:
tribalis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) tribal; of or pertaining to a tribe

title: tribalis


text:
növendék

Etymology
Derived from the verb.

Noun

 * 1)  pupil, student especially someone's private student

title: növendék


text:
co-ghuillag

Noun

 * 1) counterfoil

title: co-ghuillag


text: növendékek

title: növendékek


text:
16-minner

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Someone below the age of 16; i.e. a legal minor.

title: 16-minner


text:
növeszt

Etymology
From the növ- stem of.

Verb

 * : to make grow, grow (cause to grow)

title: növeszt


text:
fideiussor

Noun

 * 1) guarantor (of a surety or bail)

title: fideiussor


text: fideiussores

title: fideiussores


text: fideiussoris

title: fideiussoris


text: fideiussorum

title: fideiussorum


text: fideiussoribus

title: fideiussoribus


text: fideiussorem

title: fideiussorem


text:
flavesco

Verb

 * 1) to become golden or yellow

title: flavesco


text: flavescis

title: flavescis


text: flavescit

title: flavescit


text: flavescimus

title: flavescimus


text: flavescitis

title: flavescitis


text: flavescunt

title: flavescunt


text: flavescam

title: flavescam


text: flavesces

title: flavesces


text: flavescet

title: flavescet


text: flavescemus

title: flavescemus


text: flavescetis

title: flavescetis


text: flavescebam

title: flavescebam


text: flavescebas

title: flavescebas


text: flavescebat

title: flavescebat


text: flavescebamus

title: flavescebamus


text: flavescebatis

title: flavescebatis


text: flavescebant

title: flavescebant


text: flavescas

title: flavescas


text: flavescat

title: flavescat


text: flavescamus

title: flavescamus


text: flavescatis

title: flavescatis


text: flavescant

title: flavescant


text: flavescerem

title: flavescerem


text: flavesceres

title: flavesceres


text: flavesceret

title: flavesceret


text: flavesceremus

title: flavesceremus


text: flavesceretis

title: flavesceretis


text: flavescerent

title: flavescerent


text: flavesce

title: flavesce


text: flavescito

title: flavescito


text: flavescite

title: flavescite


text: flavescitote

title: flavescitote


text: flavescunto

title: flavescunto


text: flavescere

title: flavescere


text:
foedero

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to seal or ratify an agreement or treaty

title: foedero


text: foederas

title: foederas


text: foederat

title: foederat


text: foederamus

title: foederamus


text: foederatis

title: foederatis


text: foederant

title: foederant


text: foederabo

title: foederabo


text: foederabis

title: foederabis


text: foederabit

title: foederabit


text: foederabimus

title: foederabimus


text: foederabitis

title: foederabitis


text: foederabunt

title: foederabunt


text: foederabam

title: foederabam


text: foederabas

title: foederabas


text: foederabat

title: foederabat


text: foederabamus

title: foederabamus


text: foederabatis

title: foederabatis


text: foederabant

title: foederabant


text: foederavi

title: foederavi


text: foederavisti

title: foederavisti


text: foederavit

title: foederavit


text: foederavimus

title: foederavimus


text: foederavistis

title: foederavistis


text: foederaverunt

title: foederaverunt


text: foederavero

title: foederavero


text: foederaveris

title: foederaveris


text: foederaverit

title: foederaverit


text: foederaverimus

title: foederaverimus


text: foederaveritis

title: foederaveritis


text: foederaverint

title: foederaverint


text: foederaveram

title: foederaveram


text: foederaveras

title: foederaveras


text: foederaverat

title: foederaverat


text: foederaveramus

title: foederaveramus


text: foederaveratis

title: foederaveratis


text: foederaverant

title: foederaverant


text: foederor

title: foederor


text: foederaris

title: foederaris


text: foederamur

title: foederamur


text: foederamini

title: foederamini


text: foederatur

title: foederatur


text: foederantur

title: foederantur


text: foederabor

title: foederabor


text: foederaberis

title: foederaberis


text: foederabimur

title: foederabimur


text: foederabimini

title: foederabimini


text: foederabitur

title: foederabitur


text: foederabuntur

title: foederabuntur


text: foederabar

title: foederabar


text: foederabaris

title: foederabaris


text: foederabamur

title: foederabamur


text: foederabamini

title: foederabamini


text: foederabatur

title: foederabatur


text: foederabantur

title: foederabantur


text: foederem

title: foederem


text: foederes

title: foederes


text: foederet

title: foederet


text: foederemus

title: foederemus


text: foederetis

title: foederetis


text: foederent

title: foederent


text: foederarem

title: foederarem


text: foederares

title: foederares


text: foederaret

title: foederaret


text: foederaremus

title: foederaremus


text: foederaretis

title: foederaretis


text: foederarent

title: foederarent


text: foederaverim

title: foederaverim


text: foederavissem

title: foederavissem


text: foederavisses

title: foederavisses


text: foederavisset

title: foederavisset


text: foederavissemus

title: foederavissemus


text: foederavissetis

title: foederavissetis


text: foederavissent

title: foederavissent


text: foederer

title: foederer


text: foedereris

title: foedereris


text: foederemur

title: foederemur


text: foederemini

title: foederemini


text: foederetur

title: foederetur


text: foederentur

title: foederentur


text: foederarer

title: foederarer


text: foederareris

title: foederareris


text: foederaremur

title: foederaremur


text: foederaremini

title: foederaremini


text: foederaretur

title: foederaretur


text: foederarentur

title: foederarentur


text: foederato

title: foederato


text: foederate

title: foederate


text: foederatote

title: foederatote


text: foederanto

title: foederanto


text: foederare

title: foederare


text: foederator

title: foederator


text: foederantor

title: foederantor


text: foederavisse

title: foederavisse


text: foederari

title: foederari


text: foederata

title: foederata


text: foederatum

title: foederatum


text: foederatae

title: foederatae


text: foederatorum

title: foederatorum


text: foederatarum

title: foederatarum


text: foederatam

title: foederatam


text: foederatos

title: foederatos


text: foederatas

title: foederatas


text: fornicis

title: fornicis


text: fornicum

title: fornicum


text: fornicibus

title: fornicibus


text: fornicem

title: fornicem


text:
fraudulenter

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) fraudulently, deceitfully
 * 2) dishonestly, falsely

title: fraudulenter


text: fraudulentius

title: fraudulentius


text: fraudulentissime

title: fraudulentissime


text:
fraudulentus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) deceitful, fraudulent
 * 2) dishonest, false
 * 1) dishonest, false

title: fraudulentus


text: fraudulentum

title: fraudulentum


text: fraudulenti

title: fraudulenti


text: fraudulentae

title: fraudulentae


text: fraudulentorum

title: fraudulentorum


text: fraudulentarum

title: fraudulentarum


text: fraudulentis

title: fraudulentis


text: fraudulentam

title: fraudulentam


text: fraudulente

title: fraudulente


text:
gradiens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) stepping, walking
 * 2) advancing, going

title: gradiens


text: gradientes

title: gradientes


text: gradientia

title: gradientia


text: gradientis

title: gradientis


text: gradientium

title: gradientium


text: gradientibus

title: gradientibus


text: gradientem

title: gradientem


text: staddled

title: staddled


text:
staddling

Noun

 * 1) The marking of saplings to remain when thinning a forest

title: staddling


text:
gratiosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) popular, agreeable

title: gratiosus


text: gratiosa

title: gratiosa


text: gratiosum

title: gratiosum


text: gratiosi

title: gratiosi


text: gratiosae

title: gratiosae


text: gratiosorum

title: gratiosorum


text: gratiosarum

title: gratiosarum


text: gratioso

title: gratioso


text: gratiosis

title: gratiosis


text: gratiosam

title: gratiosam


text: gratiosos

title: gratiosos


text: gratiosas

title: gratiosas


text: gratiose

title: gratiose


text: pliabilities

title: pliabilities


text: gratissimus

title: gratissimus


text: gratissimum

title: gratissimum


text: gratissimae

title: gratissimae


text: gratissimorum

title: gratissimorum


text: gratissimarum

title: gratissimarum


text: gratissimis

title: gratissimis


text: gratissimam

title: gratissimam


text: gratissimos

title: gratissimos


text: gratissimas

title: gratissimas


text:
hinulus

Noun

 * 1) hinny (animal)

title: hinulus


text:
hinuli

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) act or manner of cleaning the ears

title: hinuli


text: hinulorum

title: hinulorum


text: hinulo

title: hinulo


text: hinulis

title: hinulis


text: hinulum

title: hinulum


text: hinulos

title: hinulos


text: hinule

title: hinule


text:
Talk:judoka

I am not sure how to change this, but judoka is a Japanese word and is not an English word. It is not pluralized as judokas as in English, but rather the plural of judoka is judoka, as it is Japanese. RufusRandolf 11:45, 11 February 2011 (UTC)
 * It is used in English, originally from Japanese. Judoka as the plural does sound right, I'll look into it later today. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:47, 11 February 2011 (UTC)
 * says yes. Mglovesfun (talk) 19:57, 11 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Go on JudoForum.com and ask people who actually know Japanese or use the forum's search function to find posts that already exist. Unfortunately, I am not very good at using the search function; but it is most definitely wrong to use judokas.  The same goes for "sensei," the plural is simply itself, "sensei."  If you want to indicate that it is plural it is clear by context or you specify a number. RufusRandolf 11:46, 4 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Furthermore, why change the French feminine form from judokate to judoka? Judokate is found in dictionaries. Mglovesfun (talk) 21:56, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
 * I think published books are a more reliable source than "JudoForum.com"! Words borrowed from one language into another tend to adopt the rules of that language, such as pluralization rules. Equinox ◑ 21:58, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Perhaps you think that because you do not post on the JudoForum? There are many published authors and people with doctorates who post there.  Even Neil Adams has an account. RufusRandolf 04:59, 14 May 2011 (UTC)
 * You miss the point. Many people with (e.g. mathematics) doctorates probably go to poker tournaments, but that doesn't make the poker club a reliable source. If these people have published papers etc. supporting your view, please show them. Equinox ◑ 09:21, 14 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:judoka


text:
ignominiosus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) disgraced
 * 2) disgraceful, shameful, ignominious

title: ignominiosus


text: ignominiosum

title: ignominiosum


text: ignominiosae

title: ignominiosae


text: ignominiosorum

title: ignominiosorum


text: ignominiosarum

title: ignominiosarum


text: ignominiosis

title: ignominiosis


text: ignominiosam

title: ignominiosam


text: ignominiosos

title: ignominiosos


text: ignominiosas

title: ignominiosas


text:
conroi

Etymology
Deverbal of.

Noun

 * 1) In the Middle Ages, a group of five to ten knights who trained and fought together.
 * 2) * c. 1240, Tristan en prose, ed. 1976, ISBN 9789004042889, page 160:
 * "fro"

- Tristanz qui ne mostre mie semblant de couardise, s'adresce vers un conroi de chevaliers qu'il voit venir.

title: conroi


text: corroi

title: corroi


text:
inconsideratus

Adjective

 * 1) thoughtless, heedless, inconsiderate
 * 2) reckless

title: inconsideratus


text: inconsideratum

title: inconsideratum


text: inconsideratae

title: inconsideratae


text: inconsideratorum

title: inconsideratorum


text: inconsideratarum

title: inconsideratarum


text: inconsideratis

title: inconsideratis


text: inconsideratam

title: inconsideratam


text: inconsideratos

title: inconsideratos


text: inconsideratas

title: inconsideratas


text:
indecens

Adjective

 * 1) unseemly, unbecoming
 * 2) indecent, improper
 * 3) unsightly, ugly
 * 1) unsightly, ugly

title: indecens


text: indecentes

title: indecentes


text: indecentia

title: indecentia


text: indecentis

title: indecentis


text: indecentium

title: indecentium


text: indecentibus

title: indecentibus


text: indecentem

title: indecentem


text:
Rhymes:Catalan/ɔni

Four syllables

 * antimoni

title: Rhymes:Catalan/ɔni


text:
estibnita

Noun

 * 1) stibnite

title: estibnita


text:
User talk:MIRROR

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title: User talk:MIRROR


text: rekordok

title: rekordok


text:
nudli

Etymology
From, of unknown origin.

Noun

 * 1) noodle

title: nudli


text: nudlik

title: nudlik


text: musketten

title: musketten


text: musketter

title: musketter


text: musketterne

title: musketterne


text: muskettens

title: muskettens


text: musketters

title: musketters


text: musketternes

title: musketternes


text:
latyakos

Adjective

 * 1) slushy

title: latyakos


text: latyakosabb

title: latyakosabb


text: leglatyakosabb

title: leglatyakosabb


text: Template:km-adj

title: Template:km-adj


text:
latyak

Etymology
Onomatopoeia.

Noun

 * 1) slush

title: latyak


text: Template:km-noun

title: Template:km-noun


text: Category:Khmer headword-line templates

title: Category:Khmer headword-line templates


text: Template:km-verb

title: Template:km-verb


text:
きせき

Noun

 * 1)  rare stone
 * 2)  cornerstone
 * 3)  miracle
 * 4)  traces, as of a city or a person's path
 * 5)  roster of the dead, the ranks of the dead
 * 6)  pyroxene
 * 1)  pyroxene

title: きせき


text: kiseki

title: kiseki


text:
ventall

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fan (hand-held device)

title: ventall


text:
incarnacion

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) incarnation

title: incarnacion


text: Rhymes:Catalan/aʎ

title: Rhymes:Catalan/aʎ


text:
ぎせき

Noun

 * 1)   parliamentary seat

title: ぎせき


text: giseki

title: giseki


text:
käft

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

Noun

 * 1) a jaw or (open) mouth of an animal (especially one with a powerful bite)
 * 2)   a mouth of a human
 * 3)  a person
 * 1)   a mouth of a human
 * 2)  a person
 * 1)  a person
 * 1)  a person
 * 1)  a person
 * 1)  a person
 * 1)  a person
 * 1)  a person

Usage notes
conjures the image of animal jaws, giving it a colloquial and mildly offensive (or jocular) feeling. This plays into making very rude, as it's telling someone to keep their animalistic jaws shut.

Interjection

 * 1) shut up (short for )

Usage notes
Can take on a jocular tone, which is rare for the harsher.

title: käft


text:
Incarnation

Proper noun

 * 1)  The doctrine that the second person of the Trinity assumed human form in the person of Jesus Christ and is fully divine and fully human.

Translations

 * French:
 * Polish: Wcielenie

title: Incarnation


text:
Garraf

Etymology
, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  that includes the municipalities of Canyelles, Cubelles,, Sant Pere de Ribes, Sitges and Vilanova i la Geltrú

title: Garraf


text:
encarnació

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) incarnation

title: encarnació


text:
じちたい

Noun

 * 1)   municipality, local government

title: じちたい


text: Rhymes:Catalan/ut

title: Rhymes:Catalan/ut


text:
Talk:digitalize

Google hits for: digitize 21.4 M, digitise 1.05 M, digitalize 0.99 M, digitalise 0.16 M. --LA2 14:22, 11 February 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:digitalize


text:
Inkarnation

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) incarnation assumption of human form

title: Inkarnation


text: jichitai

title: jichitai


text: φωσφόρου

title: φωσφόρου


text: φωσφόρο

title: φωσφόρο


text: φωσφόρε

title: φωσφόρε


text: vistazos

title: vistazos


text: ojialegres

title: ojialegres


text: しじ

title: しじ


text:
User:Sephiroth96

I am 14 of age, 5'6 1/2", and around 150 lbs(half muscle half fat). sephiroth96<3shinu=death-in-japanese is awsome!?!?!

title: User:Sephiroth96


text: μαγκάνιο

title: μαγκάνιο


text: μαγγανίου

title: μαγγανίου


text:
DLR

Proper noun

 * 1)   stamp and banknote printers

Proper noun

 * 1)   German Aerospace Center

title: DLR


text:
illaqueo

Verb

 * 1) to ensnare
 * 2) to entangle, entrap

title: illaqueo


text: inlaqueo

title: inlaqueo


text: inlaqueas

title: inlaqueas


text: inlaqueat

title: inlaqueat


text: inlaqueamus

title: inlaqueamus


text: inlaqueatis

title: inlaqueatis


text: inlaqueant

title: inlaqueant


text: inlaqueabo

title: inlaqueabo


text: inlaqueabis

title: inlaqueabis


text: inlaqueabit

title: inlaqueabit


text: inlaqueabimus

title: inlaqueabimus


text: inlaqueabitis

title: inlaqueabitis


text: inlaqueabunt

title: inlaqueabunt


text: inlaqueabam

title: inlaqueabam


text: inlaqueabas

title: inlaqueabas


text: inlaqueabat

title: inlaqueabat


text: inlaqueabamus

title: inlaqueabamus


text: inlaqueabatis

title: inlaqueabatis


text: inlaqueabant

title: inlaqueabant


text: inlaqueavi

title: inlaqueavi


text: inlaqueavisti

title: inlaqueavisti


text: inlaqueavit

title: inlaqueavit


text: inlaqueavimus

title: inlaqueavimus


text: inlaqueavistis

title: inlaqueavistis


text: inlaqueaverunt

title: inlaqueaverunt


text: inlaqueavero

title: inlaqueavero


text: inlaqueaveris

title: inlaqueaveris


text: inlaqueaverit

title: inlaqueaverit


text: inlaqueaverimus

title: inlaqueaverimus


text: inlaqueaveritis

title: inlaqueaveritis


text: inlaqueaverint

title: inlaqueaverint


text: inlaqueaveram

title: inlaqueaveram


text: inlaqueaveras

title: inlaqueaveras


text: inlaqueaverat

title: inlaqueaverat


text: inlaqueaveramus

title: inlaqueaveramus


text: inlaqueaveratis

title: inlaqueaveratis


text: inlaqueaverant

title: inlaqueaverant


text: inlaqueor

title: inlaqueor


text: inlaquearis

title: inlaquearis


text: inlaqueamur

title: inlaqueamur


text: inlaqueamini

title: inlaqueamini


text: inlaqueatur

title: inlaqueatur


text: inlaqueantur

title: inlaqueantur


text: inlaqueabor

title: inlaqueabor


text: inlaqueaberis

title: inlaqueaberis


text: inlaqueabimur

title: inlaqueabimur


text: inlaqueabimini

title: inlaqueabimini


text: inlaqueabitur

title: inlaqueabitur


text: inlaqueabuntur

title: inlaqueabuntur


text: inlaqueabar

title: inlaqueabar


text: inlaqueabaris

title: inlaqueabaris


text: inlaqueabamur

title: inlaqueabamur


text: inlaqueabamini

title: inlaqueabamini


text: inlaqueabatur

title: inlaqueabatur


text: inlaqueabantur

title: inlaqueabantur


text: inlaqueem

title: inlaqueem


text: inlaquees

title: inlaquees


text: inlaqueet

title: inlaqueet


text: inlaqueemus

title: inlaqueemus


text: inlaqueetis

title: inlaqueetis


text: inlaqueent

title: inlaqueent


text: inlaquearem

title: inlaquearem


text: inlaqueares

title: inlaqueares


text: inlaquearet

title: inlaquearet


text: inlaquearemus

title: inlaquearemus


text: inlaquearetis

title: inlaquearetis


text: inlaquearent

title: inlaquearent


text: inlaqueaverim

title: inlaqueaverim


text: inlaqueavissem

title: inlaqueavissem


text: inlaqueavisses

title: inlaqueavisses


text: inlaqueavisset

title: inlaqueavisset


text: inlaqueavissemus

title: inlaqueavissemus


text: inlaqueavissetis

title: inlaqueavissetis


text: inlaqueavissent

title: inlaqueavissent


text: inlaqueer

title: inlaqueer


text: inlaqueeris

title: inlaqueeris


text: inlaqueemur

title: inlaqueemur


text: inlaqueemini

title: inlaqueemini


text: inlaqueetur

title: inlaqueetur


text: inlaqueentur

title: inlaqueentur


text: inlaquearer

title: inlaquearer


text: inlaqueareris

title: inlaqueareris


text: inlaquearemur

title: inlaquearemur


text: inlaquearemini

title: inlaquearemini


text: inlaquearetur

title: inlaquearetur


text: inlaquearentur

title: inlaquearentur


text: inlaquea

title: inlaquea


text: inlaqueato

title: inlaqueato


text: inlaqueate

title: inlaqueate


text: inlaqueatote

title: inlaqueatote


text: inlaqueanto

title: inlaqueanto


text: inlaqueare

title: inlaqueare


text: inlaqueator

title: inlaqueator


text: inlaqueantor

title: inlaqueantor


text: inlaqueavisse

title: inlaqueavisse


text: inlaqueari

title: inlaqueari


text: illaqueas

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illaqueate

Etymology
From , past participle of ; prefix  + , from.

Verb

 * 1)  To grab;  seize, or catch.
 * 2) * c. 1810-1820,, Notes on Jeremy Taylor
 * Let not the surpassing eloquence of Taylor dazzle you, nor his scholastic retiary versatility of logic illaqueate your good sense.

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inlaqueatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

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illaqueatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) ensnared
 * 2) entangled, entrapped

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User talk:Sandstein

Welcome
Hi, what you're doing is fine, but French before 1400 is Old French. Also if you use or, you need to specific a language, unless the language is English, as that is the default. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:30, 11 February 2011 (UTC)
 * Thanks! Sandstein 16:11, 11 February 2011 (UTC)

covfefe
Thanks for covfefing my misspelling! I should have had a stronger covfefe before entering that protologism in the list. And I see that the covfefectly spelt version is already present. Time will tell if this word covfeferts to a neologism. Boud (talk) 07:13, 2 June 2017 (UTC)

title: User talk:Sandstein


text:
immoderatus

Adjective

 * 1) measureless, immeasurable
 * 2) unrestrained, unbridled, excessive, immoderate

title: immoderatus


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text:
ordinariatus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an ordinariate, the office of an ordinary

title: ordinariatus


text:
Gregoire

Translations

 * French:

title: Gregoire


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title: inpatiens


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text:
imperitia

Noun

 * 1) inexperience
 * 2) ignorance, awkwardness

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irrigatio

Noun

 * 1) watering, irrigation

title: irrigatio


text: Citations:foulc

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text: inrigatio

title: inrigatio