text: suggessi

title: suggessi


text: suggessisti

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title: suggessisti


text: suggessit

title: suggessit


text: suggessimus

title: suggessimus


text: suggessistis

title: suggessistis


text: suggesserunt

title: suggesserunt


text: suggessero

title: suggessero


text: suggesseris

title: suggesseris


text: suggesserit

title: suggesserit


text: suggesserimus

title: suggesserimus


text: suggesseritis

title: suggesseritis


text: suggesserint

title: suggesserint


text: suggesseram

title: suggesseram


text: suggesseras

title: suggesseras


text: suggesserat

title: suggesserat


text: suggesseramus

title: suggesseramus


text: suggesseratis

title: suggesseratis


text: suggesserant

title: suggesserant


text: suggeror

title: suggeror


text: suggereris

title: suggereris


text: suggeritur

title: suggeritur


text: suggerimur

title: suggerimur


text: suggerimini

title: suggerimini


text: suggeruntur

title: suggeruntur


text: suggerar

title: suggerar


text: suggeretur

title: suggeretur


text: suggeremur

title: suggeremur


text: suggeremini

title: suggeremini


text: suggerentur

title: suggerentur


text: suggerebar

title: suggerebar


text: suggerebaris

title: suggerebaris


text: suggerebatur

title: suggerebatur


text: suggerebamur

title: suggerebamur


text: suggerebamini

title: suggerebamini


text: suggerebantur

title: suggerebantur


text: suggeras

title: suggeras


text: suggerat

title: suggerat


text: suggeramus

title: suggeramus


text: suggeratis

title: suggeratis


text: suggerant

title: suggerant


text: suggererem

title: suggererem


text: suggereres

title: suggereres


text: suggereret

title: suggereret


text: suggereremus

title: suggereremus


text: suggereretis

title: suggereretis


text: suggererent

title: suggererent


text: suggesserim

title: suggesserim


text: suggessissem

title: suggessissem


text: suggessisses

title: suggessisses


text: suggessisset

title: suggessisset


text: suggessissemus

title: suggessissemus


text: suggessissetis

title: suggessissetis


text: suggessissent

title: suggessissent


text: suggeraris

title: suggeraris


text: suggeratur

title: suggeratur


text: suggeramur

title: suggeramur


text: suggeramini

title: suggeramini


text: suggerantur

title: suggerantur


text: suggererer

title: suggererer


text: suggerereris

title: suggerereris


text: suggereretur

title: suggereretur


text: suggereremur

title: suggereremur


text: suggereremini

title: suggereremini


text: suggererentur

title: suggererentur


text:
suggere

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to suck

title: suggere


text: suggeritote

title: suggeritote


text: suggerunto

title: suggerunto


text: suggeritor

title: suggeritor


text: suggeruntor

title: suggeruntor


text: suggessisse

title: suggessisse


text: suggeri

title: suggeri


text:
superpono

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to place, put or lay on top or over

title: superpono


text: superponis

title: superponis


text: superponit

title: superponit


text: superponimus

title: superponimus


text: superponitis

title: superponitis


text: superponunt

title: superponunt


text: superponam

title: superponam


text: superponet

title: superponet


text: superponemus

title: superponemus


text: superponetis

title: superponetis


text: superponent

title: superponent


text: superponebam

title: superponebam


text: superponebas

title: superponebas


text: superponebat

title: superponebat


text: superponebamus

title: superponebamus


text: superponebatis

title: superponebatis


text: superponebant

title: superponebant


text: superposui

title: superposui


text: superposuisti

title: superposuisti


text: superposuit

title: superposuit


text: superposuimus

title: superposuimus


text: superposuistis

title: superposuistis


text: superposuerunt

title: superposuerunt


text: superposuero

title: superposuero


text: superposueris

title: superposueris


text: superposuerit

title: superposuerit


text: superposuerimus

title: superposuerimus


text: superposueritis

title: superposueritis


text: superposuerint

title: superposuerint


text: superposueram

title: superposueram


text: superposueras

title: superposueras


text: superposuerat

title: superposuerat


text: superposueramus

title: superposueramus


text: superposueratis

title: superposueratis


text: superposuerant

title: superposuerant


text: superponor

title: superponor


text: superponeris

title: superponeris


text: superponitur

title: superponitur


text: superponimur

title: superponimur


text: superponimini

title: superponimini


text: superponuntur

title: superponuntur


text: superponar

title: superponar


text: superponetur

title: superponetur


text: superponemur

title: superponemur


text: superponemini

title: superponemini


text: superponentur

title: superponentur


text: superponebar

title: superponebar


text: superponebaris

title: superponebaris


text: superponebatur

title: superponebatur


text: superponebamur

title: superponebamur


text: superponebamini

title: superponebamini


text: superponebantur

title: superponebantur


text: superponas

title: superponas


text: superponat

title: superponat


text: superponamus

title: superponamus


text: superponatis

title: superponatis


text: superponant

title: superponant


text: superponerem

title: superponerem


text: superponeres

title: superponeres


text: superponeret

title: superponeret


text: superponeremus

title: superponeremus


text: superponeretis

title: superponeretis


text: superponerent

title: superponerent


text: superposuerim

title: superposuerim


text: superposuissem

title: superposuissem


text: superposuisses

title: superposuisses


text: superposuisset

title: superposuisset


text: superposuissemus

title: superposuissemus


text: superposuissetis

title: superposuissetis


text: superposuissent

title: superposuissent


text: superponaris

title: superponaris


text: superponatur

title: superponatur


text: superponamur

title: superponamur


text: superponamini

title: superponamini


text: superponantur

title: superponantur


text: superponerer

title: superponerer


text: superponereris

title: superponereris


text: superponeretur

title: superponeretur


text: superponeremur

title: superponeremur


text: superponeremini

title: superponeremini


text: superponerentur

title: superponerentur


text: superponito

title: superponito


text: superponite

title: superponite


text: superponitote

title: superponitote


text: superponunto

title: superponunto


text: superponere

title: superponere


text: superponitor

title: superponitor


text: superponuntor

title: superponuntor


text: superposuisse

title: superposuisse


text: superponi

title: superponi


text:
superpositus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) placed or put over, or on top

title: superpositus


text: superposita

title: superposita


text: superpositum

title: superpositum


text: superpositi

title: superpositi


text: superpositae

title: superpositae


text: superpositorum

title: superpositorum


text: superpositarum

title: superpositarum


text: superposito

title: superposito


text: superpositis

title: superpositis


text: superpositam

title: superpositam


text: superpositos

title: superpositos


text: superpositas

title: superpositas


text: superposite

title: superposite


text:
chokoladekage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chocolate cake

title: chokoladekage


text: chokoladekagen

title: chokoladekagen


text: chokoladekager

title: chokoladekager


text: chokoladekagerne

title: chokoladekagerne


text: chokoladekages

title: chokoladekages


text: chokoladekagens

title: chokoladekagens


text: chokoladekagers

title: chokoladekagers


text: chokoladekagernes

title: chokoladekagernes


text:
torrens

Etymology 1
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) scorching, burning, parching
 * 2) roasting, baking

Etymology 2
This intransitive participle would be from, from (whence transitive ).

Participle

 * 1) burning, hot, inflamed
 * 2) (of streams) rushing, roaring, boiling, impetuous, rapid

Etymology 3
Substantive form from.

Noun

 * 1) torrent
 * 2) stream

title: torrens


text: torrentia

title: torrentia


text: torrentis

title: torrentis


text: torrentium

title: torrentium


text: torrentibus

title: torrentibus


text: torrentem

title: torrentem


text:
Bòsnia

Proper noun

 * 1) Bosnia

Proper noun

 * 1) Bosnia

title: Bòsnia


text:
urchair

Etymology
From. See.

Noun

 * 1) missile, projectile
 * 2) shot

title: urchair


text: urchrach

title: urchrach


text: urchraichean

title: urchraichean


text:
urchair chloiche

Noun

 * 1) stone's throw

title: urchair chloiche


text: urchrach cloiche

title: urchrach cloiche


text: urchraichean cloiche

title: urchraichean cloiche


text:
avskrivning

Noun

 * 1) a depreciation, a write-off

title: avskrivning


text:
avskriva

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to depreciate, write off
 * 2) to copy

title: avskriva


text:
måltavla

Noun

 * 1) a target (shooting target)
 * 2)  a target (something (easily) attacked, concretely or abstractly)

title: måltavla


text: länsledningen

title: länsledningen


text:
länsledning

Noun

 * 1) the county administration

title: länsledning


text: kriminologiska

title: kriminologiska


text:
kriminologisk

Adjective

 * 1) criminological

Adjective

 * 1) criminological

Adjective

 * 1) criminological

title: kriminologisk


text: kriminella

title: kriminella


text:
kostnadsöversikt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a cost overview; a budget sheet

title: kostnadsöversikt


text:
so long, and thanks for all the fish

Etymology
Title of a 1984 comic novel by, in which it is the last message left by dolphins for humankind before escaping a doomed Earth.

Phrase

 * 1)  goodbye, farewell

title: so long, and thanks for all the fish


text: adoptiones

title: adoptiones


text: adoptionis

title: adoptionis


text: adoptionum

title: adoptionum


text: adoptioni

title: adoptioni


text: adoptionibus

title: adoptionibus


text: adoptionem

title: adoptionem


text: adoptione

title: adoptione


text:
gun-brig

Noun

 * 1)  A small two-masted vessel during the Age of Sail, typically carrying 12 guns, comprising two long guns in the chase position and ten carronades on the broadsides.

Usage notes

 * In the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic Wars, this term implied an armed brig smaller than a brig-sloop.

title: gun-brig


text: kontraproduktivt

title: kontraproduktivt


text: gun-brigs

title: gun-brigs


text:
produktiv

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1) productive

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) productive

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Adjective

 * 1) productive

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Adjective

 * 1) productive

Adjective

 * 1) productive

title: produktiv


text:
-iv

Etymology
,, from.

Suffix

 * 1) -ive;

Etymology
,, . Compare the older inherited.

Suffix

 * 1) -ive

Etymology
, from, from , from.

Suffix

 * 1) ; -able, -ible
 * 2) ; -ous, -ive
 * 1) ; -ous, -ive

Usage notes

 * For sense 2, often used in conjunction with suffix.
 * Triggers iotation of the preceding l or n.
 * Often triggers the insertion of an epenthetic lj, which triggers the palatalisation of preceding sibilants.
 * Often triggers the insertion of an epenthetic lj, which triggers the palatalisation of preceding sibilants.
 * Often triggers the insertion of an epenthetic lj, which triggers the palatalisation of preceding sibilants.
 * Often triggers the insertion of an epenthetic lj, which triggers the palatalisation of preceding sibilants.

Suffix

 * 1) -ive; making an adjective

title: -iv


text: adquiesco

title: adquiesco


text: Category:Swedish terms suffixed with -iv


text: adquiescis

title: adquiescis


text: adquiescit

title: adquiescit


text: adquiescimus

title: adquiescimus


text: adquiescitis

title: adquiescitis


text: adquiescunt

title: adquiescunt


text: adquiescam

title: adquiescam


text: adquiesces

title: adquiesces


text: adquiescet

title: adquiescet


text: adquiescemus

title: adquiescemus


text: adquiescetis

title: adquiescetis


text: adquiescent

title: adquiescent


text: adquiescebam

title: adquiescebam


text: adquiescebas

title: adquiescebas


text: adquiescebat

title: adquiescebat


text: adquiescebamus

title: adquiescebamus


text: adquiescebatis

title: adquiescebatis


text: adquiescebant

title: adquiescebant


text: adquievi

title: adquievi


text: adquievisti

title: adquievisti


text: adquievit

title: adquievit


text: adquievimus

title: adquievimus


text: adquievistis

title: adquievistis


text: adquieverunt

title: adquieverunt


text: adquievero

title: adquievero


text: adquieveris

title: adquieveris


text: adquieverit

title: adquieverit


text: adquieverimus

title: adquieverimus


text: adquieveritis

title: adquieveritis


text: adquieverint

title: adquieverint


text: adquieveram

title: adquieveram


text: adquieveras

title: adquieveras


text: adquieverat

title: adquieverat


text: adquieveramus

title: adquieveramus


text: adquieveratis

title: adquieveratis


text: adquieverant

title: adquieverant


text: adquiescas

title: adquiescas


text: adquiescat

title: adquiescat


text: adquiescamus

title: adquiescamus


text: adquiescatis

title: adquiescatis


text: adquiescant

title: adquiescant


text: adquiescerem

title: adquiescerem


text: adquiesceres

title: adquiesceres


text: adquiesceret

title: adquiesceret


text: adquiesceremus

title: adquiesceremus


text: adquiesceretis

title: adquiesceretis


text: adquiescerent

title: adquiescerent


text: adquieverim

title: adquieverim


text: adquievissem

title: adquievissem


text: adquievisses

title: adquievisses


text: adquievisset

title: adquievisset


text: adquievissemus

title: adquievissemus


text: adquievissetis

title: adquievissetis


text: adquievissent

title: adquievissent


text: adquiesce

title: adquiesce


text: adquiescito

title: adquiescito


text: adquiescite

title: adquiescite


text: adquiescitote

title: adquiescitote


text: adquiescunto

title: adquiescunto


text: adquiescere

title: adquiescere


text: adquievisse

title: adquievisse


text: Category:Swedish terms prefixed with kontra-


text:
kontrafaktisk

Adjective

 * 1) counterfactual, false, wrong

title: kontrafaktisk


text: allegoriae

title: allegoriae


text: allegoriarum

title: allegoriarum


text: allegoriis

title: allegoriis


text: allegoriam

title: allegoriam


text: allegorias

title: allegorias


text:
faktisk

Etymology
From, influenced by 🇨🇬.

Pronunciation

 * , in fast speech or.

Adjective

 * 1) actual, real
 * 2)  factual
 * 3)  actually, as a matter of fact, in fact, really

Etymology
From and the Bokmål noun.

Adjective

 * 1) actual, real

Adverb

 * 1) actually

Etymology
From and the noun.

Adjective

 * 1) actual, real

Adverb

 * 1) actually

Adjective

 * 1) actual, real

title: faktisk


text: konstitutionella

title: konstitutionella


text:
konstitutionell

Adjective

 * 1) constitutional

title: konstitutionell


text: antecessores

title: antecessores


text: antecessoris

title: antecessoris


text: antecessorum

title: antecessorum


text: antecessoribus

title: antecessoribus


text: antecessorem

title: antecessorem


text:
konstitution

Noun

 * 1) constitution formal or informal system of primary principles and laws that regulates a government or other institutions

title: konstitution


text:
konstituera

Verb

 * 1) to constitute, to gather (for the first time; for the purpose of writing a constitution), to incorporate

title: konstituera


text:
apostolatus

Noun

 * 1)  apostolate

title: apostolatus


text: apostolatui

title: apostolatui


text: apostolatum

title: apostolatum


text: apostolatu

title: apostolatu


text: apostolatuum

title: apostolatuum


text: apostolatibus

title: apostolatibus


text: komponenter

title: komponenter


text:
komponent

Noun

 * 1) component

Related terms

 * See

Noun

 * 1) a component

Noun

 * 1) a component

Noun

 * 1) a component

Noun

 * 1) a component (self-contained part)
 * 2)  a component (for example of a vector, or in graph theory)

title: komponent


text:
benedictio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  blessing
 * 2)  benediction
 * 3) extolling, praising, lauding

title: benedictio


text: benedictiones

title: benedictiones


text: benedictionis

title: benedictionis


text: benedictionum

title: benedictionum


text: benedictioni

title: benedictioni


text: benedictionibus

title: benedictionibus


text: benedictionem

title: benedictionem


text: benedictione

title: benedictione


text:
kår

Etymology
From (East),  (West), from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Derived from the verb.

Noun

 * 1) circumstances, conditions

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) a corps, a corporation, a company, a union, a force
 * 2) a student union
 * 3) a building of a student union (short for )

Usage notes
Not do be confused with, which mostly appears in the plural.

title: kår


text:
studentkår

Noun

 * 1) a student union

title: studentkår


text: kalkylen

title: kalkylen


text:
catechizo

Etymology
Borrowed from into Late Latin, a Hellenistic variant of, from  +.

Verb

 * 1)  to instruct in religion; to catechize

title: catechizo


text: catecizo

title: catecizo


text: catecizas

title: catecizas


text: catecizat

title: catecizat


text: catecizamus

title: catecizamus


text: catecizatis

title: catecizatis


text: catecizant

title: catecizant


text: catecizabo

title: catecizabo


text: catecizabis

title: catecizabis


text: catecizabit

title: catecizabit


text: catecizabimus

title: catecizabimus


text: catecizabitis

title: catecizabitis


text: catecizabunt

title: catecizabunt


text: catecizabam

title: catecizabam


text: catecizabas

title: catecizabas


text: catecizabat

title: catecizabat


text: catecizabamus

title: catecizabamus


text: catecizabatis

title: catecizabatis


text: catecizabant

title: catecizabant


text: catecizavi

title: catecizavi


text: catecizavisti

title: catecizavisti


text: catecizavit

title: catecizavit


text: catecizavimus

title: catecizavimus


text: catecizavistis

title: catecizavistis


text: catecizaverunt

title: catecizaverunt


text: catecizavero

title: catecizavero


text: catecizaveris

title: catecizaveris


text: catecizaverit

title: catecizaverit


text: catecizaverimus

title: catecizaverimus


text: catecizaveritis

title: catecizaveritis


text: catecizaverint

title: catecizaverint


text: catecizaveram

title: catecizaveram


text: catecizaveras

title: catecizaveras


text: catecizaverat

title: catecizaverat


text: catecizaveramus

title: catecizaveramus


text: catecizaveratis

title: catecizaveratis


text: catecizaverant

title: catecizaverant


text: catecizor

title: catecizor


text: catecizaris

title: catecizaris


text: catecizatur

title: catecizatur


text: catecizamur

title: catecizamur


text: catecizamini

title: catecizamini


text: catecizantur

title: catecizantur


text: catecizabor

title: catecizabor


text: catecizaberis

title: catecizaberis


text: catecizabitur

title: catecizabitur


text: catecizabimur

title: catecizabimur


text: catecizabimini

title: catecizabimini


text: catecizabuntur

title: catecizabuntur


text: catecizabar

title: catecizabar


text: catecizabaris

title: catecizabaris


text: catecizabatur

title: catecizabatur


text: catecizabamur

title: catecizabamur


text: catecizabamini

title: catecizabamini


text: catecizabantur

title: catecizabantur


text: catecizem

title: catecizem


text: catecizes

title: catecizes


text: catecizet

title: catecizet


text: catecizemus

title: catecizemus


text: catecizetis

title: catecizetis


text: catecizent

title: catecizent


text: catecizarem

title: catecizarem


text: catecizares

title: catecizares


text: catecizaret

title: catecizaret


text: catecizaremus

title: catecizaremus


text: catecizaretis

title: catecizaretis


text: catecizarent

title: catecizarent


text: catecizaverim

title: catecizaverim


text: catecizavissem

title: catecizavissem


text: catecizavisses

title: catecizavisses


text: catecizavisset

title: catecizavisset


text: catecizavissemus

title: catecizavissemus


text: catecizavissetis

title: catecizavissetis


text: catecizavissent

title: catecizavissent


text: catecizer

title: catecizer


text: catecizeris

title: catecizeris


text: catecizetur

title: catecizetur


text: catecizemur

title: catecizemur


text: catecizemini

title: catecizemini


text: catecizentur

title: catecizentur


text: catecizarer

title: catecizarer


text: catecizareris

title: catecizareris


text: catecizaretur

title: catecizaretur


text: catecizaremur

title: catecizaremur


text: catecizaremini

title: catecizaremini


text: catecizarentur

title: catecizarentur


text: cateciza

title: cateciza


text: catecizato

title: catecizato


text: catecizate

title: catecizate


text: catecizatote

title: catecizatote


text: catecizanto

title: catecizanto


text: catecizare

title: catecizare


text: catecizator

title: catecizator


text: catecizantor

title: catecizantor


text: catecizavisse

title: catecizavisse


text: catecizari

title: catecizari


text: catechizas

title: catechizas


text: catechizat

title: catechizat


text: catechizamus

title: catechizamus


text: catechizatis

title: catechizatis


text: catechizant

title: catechizant


text: catechizabo

title: catechizabo


text: catechizabis

title: catechizabis


text: catechizabit

title: catechizabit


text: catechizabimus

title: catechizabimus


text: catechizabitis

title: catechizabitis


text: catechizabunt

title: catechizabunt


text: catechizabam

title: catechizabam


text: catechizabas

title: catechizabas


text: catechizabat

title: catechizabat


text: catechizabamus

title: catechizabamus


text: catechizabatis

title: catechizabatis


text: catechizabant

title: catechizabant


text: catechizavi

title: catechizavi


text: catechizavisti

title: catechizavisti


text: catechizavit

title: catechizavit


text: catechizavimus

title: catechizavimus


text: catechizavistis

title: catechizavistis


text: catechizaverunt

title: catechizaverunt


text: catechizavero

title: catechizavero


text: catechizaveris

title: catechizaveris


text: catechizaverit

title: catechizaverit


text: catechizaverimus

title: catechizaverimus


text: catechizaveritis

title: catechizaveritis


text: catechizaverint

title: catechizaverint


text: catechizaveram

title: catechizaveram


text: catechizaveras

title: catechizaveras


text: catechizaverat

title: catechizaverat


text: catechizaveramus

title: catechizaveramus


text: catechizaveratis

title: catechizaveratis


text: catechizaverant

title: catechizaverant


text: catechizor

title: catechizor


text: catechizaris

title: catechizaris


text: catechizatur

title: catechizatur


text: catechizamur

title: catechizamur


text: catechizamini

title: catechizamini


text: catechizantur

title: catechizantur


text: catechizabor

title: catechizabor


text: catechizaberis

title: catechizaberis


text: catechizabitur

title: catechizabitur


text: catechizabimur

title: catechizabimur


text: catechizabimini

title: catechizabimini


text: catechizabuntur

title: catechizabuntur


text: catechizabar

title: catechizabar


text: catechizabaris

title: catechizabaris


text: catechizabatur

title: catechizabatur


text: catechizabamur

title: catechizabamur


text: catechizabamini

title: catechizabamini


text: catechizabantur

title: catechizabantur


text: catechizem

title: catechizem


text: catechizet

title: catechizet


text: catechizemus

title: catechizemus


text: catechizetis

title: catechizetis


text: catechizent

title: catechizent


text: catechizarem

title: catechizarem


text: catechizares

title: catechizares


text: catechizaret

title: catechizaret


text: catechizaremus

title: catechizaremus


text: catechizaretis

title: catechizaretis


text: catechizarent

title: catechizarent


text: catechizaverim

title: catechizaverim


text: catechizavissem

title: catechizavissem


text: catechizavisses

title: catechizavisses


text: catechizavisset

title: catechizavisset


text: catechizavissemus

title: catechizavissemus


text: catechizavissetis

title: catechizavissetis


text: catechizavissent

title: catechizavissent


text:
catechizer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) One who catechizes.

title: catechizer


text: catechizeris

title: catechizeris


text:
kalkyl

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) a calculation
 * 2) a calculus

Usage notes

 * Courses in elementary mathematical analysis are called "(matematisk) analys" rather than "kalkyl" in Swedish.
 * Professor Calculus in the adventures of Tintin is known in Swedish as "Professor Kalkyl."

Related terms

 * (λ-kalkyl)
 * (λ-kalkyl)
 * (λ-kalkyl)

title: kalkyl


text: catechizetur

title: catechizetur


text: catechizemur

title: catechizemur


text: catechizemini

title: catechizemini


text: catechizentur

title: catechizentur


text: catechizarer

title: catechizarer


text: catechizareris

title: catechizareris


text: catechizaretur

title: catechizaretur


text: catechizaremur

title: catechizaremur


text: catechizaremini

title: catechizaremini


text: catechizarentur

title: catechizarentur


text: catechiza

title: catechiza


text: catechizato

title: catechizato


text: catechizate

title: catechizate


text: catechizatote

title: catechizatote


text: catechizanto

title: catechizanto


text: catechizare

title: catechizare


text: catechizator

title: catechizator


text: catechizantor

title: catechizantor


text: catechizavisse

title: catechizavisse


text: catechizari

title: catechizari


text:
User talk:StarDelta

Welcome!

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twanger
Hello there, you have added "twanger" to WS:penis. Can you demonstrate that "twanger" is attestable per WT:CFI? Put differently, can you post hyperlinks to three sentences in which people actually use the term "twanger" in the sense of "penis"? (These sentences should be from durably archived sources, but having any sentences showing the use would be the first step.) --Dan Polansky 19:16, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Hi Dan, happy new year! Here is a video showing twanger used in a such away (albeit as a clear double-entendre), and in a serious penisarial context here  It is also listed in several other online dictionaries.  I hope this is up to the attestation standards required.  StarDelta 15:01, 3 January 2011 (UTC)
 * That does not really satisfy the attestation requirements. Above all, dictionaries do not count as attestation at all. Also, web pages that are not durably archived do not count. Even if I counted non-durably archived sources, you have only two citations out of the required three. What typically counts are quotations from printed media such as books found in Google books, and also quotations from Usenet groups.
 * To make the attestation discussion easier, it would be better if you create the new entries in the main namespace, such as in twanger, instead of in Wikisaurus. Then, however, the new creations may get deleted by admins as unlikely to be attested. --Dan Polansky 11:55, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

title: User talk:StarDelta


text:
Category:Swedish terms suffixed with -tion

See also Swedish terms suffixed with -sion, -ing, -ning


text:
introducera

Verb

 * 1) to introduce

title: introducera


text: inser

title: inser


text:
inledningsvis

Adverb

 * 1) initially

title: inledningsvis


text:
inflöde

Noun

 * 1) a (location of an) inflow, an influx

title: inflöde


text:
flöde

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) a flow, a flux, a stream

title: flöde


text:
indoktrinering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) indoctrination

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) indoctrination

Noun

 * 1) indoctrination

title: indoktrinering


text: inblandade

title: inblandade


text:
tetragram

Noun

 * 1) A group of four letters.
 * 2) In the Taixuanjing, a sequence of four lines, each of which may be unbroken, broken once, or broken twice. Each sequence is interpreted as an element of the sets of solid lines (⚊ for Heaven), once-broken lines (⚋ for Earth) and twice-broken lines (𝌀 for Man) formed by combinations of four monograms (two digrams or bigrams, in other words) in the divination of the Taixuanjing.

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) Tetragrammaton

title: tetragram


text:
inblandad

Adjective

 * 1) involved (often in something unpleasant or shady)

Usage notes
When of business deals and the like, inbladad vs. has the same connotations as vs. (i.e., is shady-sounding).

title: inblandad


text: tetragrams

title: tetragrams


text:
ianspråkta

Verb

 * 1) to claim, to use, to utilize, to confiscate

title: ianspråkta


text:
hundratals

Adverb

 * 1) hundreds of

title: hundratals


text:
batanopride

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  An antiemetic benzamide drug.

title: batanopride


text:
hundratal

Noun

 * 1)  around one hundred
 * 2) hundreds
 * 3)  century
 * 1)  century
 * 1)  century

Usage notes
The -tal suffix is only used for even tens in.

title: hundratal


text: hotbilder

title: hotbilder


text:
sprzątaczka

Etymology
From.

title: sprzątaczka


text:
seòmar-èididh

Noun

 * 1) dressing room

title: seòmar-èididh


text: seòmair-èididh

title: seòmair-èididh


text: seòmraichean-èididh

title: seòmraichean-èididh


text:
èideadh

Noun

 * 1) dress, garb, uniform

Usage notes

 * Can be used as a verbal noun:

title: èideadh


text: èididh

title: èididh


text: èididhean

title: èididhean


text:
cùlaibh air a' bheulaibh

Adverb

 * 1) back to front

title: cùlaibh air a' bheulaibh


text:
hotbild

Noun

 * 1) a (perceived) threat, a danger

title: hotbild


text: heltids

title: heltids


text:
wazon

Etymology
, from. .

Noun

 * 1) vase

title: wazon


text: interception tries

title: interception tries


text:
heltid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) full-time

Adverb

 * 1) full-time
 * hon arbetar heltid
 * she is working full-time

Noun

 * 1) full-time
 * hon arbetar på heltid
 * she is working full-time

title: heltid


text:
arkada

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  arcade

title: arkada


text: helikoptrar

title: helikoptrar


text:
hyperslice

Noun

 * 1)  A set of concerns in aspect-oriented programming.

title: hyperslice


text: hyperslices

title: hyperslices


text: hårdföra

title: hårdföra


text:
hårdför

Adjective

 * 1) harsh, tough

title: hårdför


text:
gruppering

Noun

 * 1) a grouping, a group

title: gruppering


text:
cardiofacial

Adjective

 * 1)  Exhibiting both facial and cardiac defects.

title: cardiofacial


text:
gruppera

Verb

 * 1) to group, to form into a group, to form, to shape, to arrange

title: gruppera


text: hypersomnias

title: hypersomnias


text: fritiden

title: fritiden


text: Category:frm:Nationalities

title: Category:frm:Nationalities


text:
poor man's copyright

Noun

 * 1)  The practice of mailing a sealed, dated copy of one's work to oneself as a proof of copyright ownership, rather than registering the work with a copyright office.

title: poor man's copyright


text:
designerless

Adjective

 * 1) Without a designer.

title: designerless


text:
förvåna

Verb

 * 1) to astonish; to surprise

title: förvåna


text:
basteau

Noun

 * 1) boat watercraft

title: basteau


text: försvarslinjen

title: försvarslinjen


text:
försvarslinje

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a defense line

title: försvarslinje


text:
förskjuta

Verb

 * 1) to shift (in time or location), to displace
 * 2) to repudiate

title: förskjuta


text:
headfuck

Noun

 * 1)  Anything confusing that interferes with the usual functioning of the brain.

Synonyms

 * , mindfuck, mindscrew

Translations

 * Georgian: ტვინის ტყვნა

title: headfuck


text:
skipathon

Noun

 * 1) A charity event in which participants jump rope.

title: skipathon


text: skipathons

title: skipathons


text:
antibiotically

Adverb

 * 1) In terms of antibiotic effect.
 * an antibiotically active compound
 * 1) By means of antibiotics.
 * antibiotically treated rats

title: antibiotically


text: headfucks

title: headfucks


text:
laryngiitti

Etymology
, after

Noun

 * 1)  laryngitis

title: laryngiitti


text: keirins

title: keirins


text:
Cowardesque

Adjective

 * 1) Characteristic of Noel Coward (1889-1973), English playwright and actor, or his works, characterized by flamboyant wit.

title: Cowardesque


text: skyare

title: skyare


text: skyi

title: skyi


text: maners

title: maners


text: manernes

title: manernes


text: farternes

title: farternes


text: porturi

title: porturi


text: onsdages

title: onsdages


text: onsdagenes

title: onsdagenes


text: onsdager

title: onsdager


text:
nonfeed

Adjective

 * 1) Not of or pertaining to animal feed.

title: nonfeed


text: lastjes

title: lastjes


text: comether

title: comether


text: timene

title: timene


text: generalas

title: generalas


text: cazarecolecciones

title: cazarecolecciones


text: conflictividades

title: conflictividades


text: descolonizaciones

title: descolonizaciones


text: desnutriciones

title: desnutriciones


text: distancias euclidianas

title: distancias euclidianas


text: embriagueces

title: embriagueces


text: esclavitudes

title: esclavitudes


text: espionajes industriales

title: espionajes industriales


text: espionajes

title: espionajes


text: flexibilizaciones

title: flexibilizaciones


text: fotodesintegraciones

title: fotodesintegraciones


text: gentilezas

title: gentilezas


text: hidrogenaciones

title: hidrogenaciones


text: historicidades

title: historicidades


text: honestidades

title: honestidades


text: 'aircuts

title: 'aircuts


text: 'alves

title: 'alves


text: 'ams

title: 'ams


text: 'ammers

title: 'ammers


text: 'arbours

title: 'arbours


text: 'arboured

title: 'arboured


text:
bastinade

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A blow with a stick or cudgel.
 * 2) A sound beating with a stick or cudgel, specifically: A form of punishment among the Turks, Chinese, and others, consisting in beating an offender on the soles of his feet.

Verb

 * 1) To beat in this manner.

title: bastinade


text: 'eads

title: 'eads


text: leithide

title: leithide


text: 'ighnesses

title: 'ighnesses


text: leithidean

title: leithidean


text: 'ittin'

title: 'ittin'


text: 'olidays

title: 'olidays


text: 'omes

title: 'omes


text: 'oneys

title: 'oneys


text: 'orses

title: 'orses


text: 'phoning

title: 'phoning


text: 'phoned

title: 'phoned


text: 'prenticing

title: 'prenticing


text: 'prenticed

title: 'prenticed


text: 'tutes

title: 'tutes


text: waitings

title: waitings


text:
guddommelig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) divine
 * 2)  divinely

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) divine

title: guddommelig


text:
guddommeligt

Adjective

 * 1)  divinely
 * 1)  divinely

title: guddommeligt


text: sporain

title: sporain


text: fredags

title: fredags


text: fredagens

title: fredagens


text: fredages

title: fredages


text: fredagenes

title: fredagenes


text:
màileid-pòca

Noun

 * 1) wallet

title: màileid-pòca


text: màileide-pòca

title: màileide-pòca


text: màileidean-pòca

title: màileidean-pòca


text: snakeflies

title: snakeflies


text: nosegrinds

title: nosegrinds


text:
förord

Noun

 * 1) a preface, a foreword

title: förord


text:
nonfrilly

Adjective

 * 1) Not frilly.

title: nonfrilly


text:
unfrilly

Adjective

 * 1) Not frilly.

title: unfrilly


text:
unfrilled

Adjective

 * 1) Not frilled.

title: unfrilled


text:
förlopp

Etymology
, like German

Noun

 * 1) a process, progress, a chain of events, a development

title: förlopp


text: förkastligt

title: förkastligt


text:
förkastlig

Adjective

 * 1) despicable, objectionable

title: förkastlig


text:
förkasta

Etymology
From, equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,. See also calques 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 with the same meaning.

Verb

 * 1) to reject, to repudiate

title: förkasta


text: föreningsfriheten

title: föreningsfriheten


text:
föreningsfrihet

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) freedom of association the right or freedom to form associations

title: föreningsfrihet


text: FLAC

title: FLAC


text: förebygger

title: förebygger


text:
förebygga

Verb

 * 1) to prevent (eliminate or lower the risk of occurring)

title: förebygga


text:
förankring

Noun

 * 1) anchorage
 * 2) consensus, consensus building

title: förankring


text:
fängelsestraff

Noun

 * 1) imprisonment

title: fängelsestraff


text:
circumcidens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) circumcising

title: circumcidens


text:
paintathon

Noun

 * 1) An event where volunteers come together to paint.
 * The community organised a paintathon to create a wall mural.

title: paintathon


text: circumcidentes

title: circumcidentes


text: circumcidentia

title: circumcidentia


text: circumcidentis

title: circumcidentis


text: circumcidentium

title: circumcidentium


text: circumcidenti

title: circumcidenti


text: circumcidentibus

title: circumcidentibus


text: circumcidentem

title: circumcidentem


text: paintathons

title: paintathons


text:
paintability

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being paintable.

Translations

 * Dutch:

title: paintability


text:
coaetaneus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) of the same age
 * 2) contemporary
 * 1) contemporary

title: coaetaneus


text: coetaneus

title: coetaneus


text: coetaneorum

title: coetaneorum


text: coetaneis

title: coetaneis


text: coetaneum

title: coetaneum


text: coetaneos

title: coetaneos


text: coaetanei

title: coaetanei


text: coaetaneorum

title: coaetaneorum


text: coaetaneo

title: coaetaneo


text: coaetaneis

title: coaetaneis


text: coaetaneum

title: coaetaneum


text: coaetaneos

title: coaetaneos


text: coaetanee

title: coaetanee


text:
kärnvapen

Etymology
. Attested since 1957.

Noun

 * 1) a nuclear weapon

Usage notes
Sometimes prescribed in favor of the older synonym atomvapen, as the prefix kärn‐ (referring to the nucleus) is a more relevant descriptor than atom‐.

title: kärnvapen


text: WAIS

title: WAIS


text: pan bagnats

title: pan bagnats


text:
kapprustning

Etymology
or

Noun

 * 1) an arms race

title: kapprustning


text:
nonfeature

Adjective

 * 1) Not of or pertaining to a feature (in various senses, but especially an item in the media).

Noun

 * 1) That which is not a feature (in various senses).

title: nonfeature


text: nonfeatures

title: nonfeatures


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob/Wikisaurus:penis

I have just reverted you in WS:penis, so here is an explanation. The terms that you have removed cannot be easily demonstrated to be unattestable. At least two of them actually are attestable. It would be possible to have the policy of keeping in Wikisaurus only those terms that are already attested in the main namespace. But that policy seems needlessly strict to me. What do you think?


text:
youthen

Verb

 * 1)  To make younger or more youthful.
 * 2)  To become younger or more youthful.
 * 1)  To become younger or more youthful.
 * 1)  To become younger or more youthful.

title: youthen


text: youthens

title: youthens


text: youthening

title: youthening


text: youthened

title: youthened


text:
luutumaton

Adjective

 * 1) in the gristle not yet hardened into bone

title: luutumaton


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob/Wikisaurus:penis/reply

Since we deleted the /more pages, people seem to be adding the protologisms to the main Wikisaurus instead, so I decided for that page that if the term was not defined in the main namespace, it was probably not trustworthy or worth listing. As it is, I wouldn't trust any of the stuff on that page. Maybe RFC instead.


text:
mobileless

Adjective

 * 1) Without a mobile phone.

title: mobileless


text:
Talk:card

I think we are missing a sense: to card a lock is to pick the lock using a credit card, etc. slipped in to push the bolt. Might try citing it later, or someone else could. Equinox ◑ 23:39, 18 December 2010 (UTC)

Old Provençal
Carder ought to be in my opinion. The Latin verbal ending becomes, as it does with Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Asturian, Galician (etc.). Is the etymology from a dictionary? I'd like to see it with my own eyes. Mglovesfun (talk) 14:29, 26 April 2011 (UTC)

card

 * 1) A list of scheduled events or of performers or contestants.
 * What’s on the card for tonight?
 * 1) rfd-redundant  A tabular presentation of the key statistics of an innings or match: batsmen’s scores and how they were dismissed, extras, total score and bowling figures.
 * 2) rfd-redundant  A listing of the runners and riders, together with colours and recent form, for all the races on a particular day at a particular racecourse.

The cricket and horse racing senses seem to me to be included in the first sense above. DCDuring TALK 02:19, 28 November 2010 (UTC)
 * I agree, they are covered already. Delete as redundant.--Dmol 03:32, 28 November 2010 (UTC)
 * I would keep them both - detailed information that is not available on Wikipedia. SemperBlotto 08:10, 28 November 2010 (UTC)
 * But in fairness, SB, we are not Wikipedia. Not sure of your logic here.--Dmol 08:37, 28 November 2010 (UTC)
 * I've always viewed Appendix space as a good home for marginally worthy information of a semi-encyclopedic type. I could imagine a multi-column listing of sport, alternative names, content for various types of sports data tables and references to WP and Commons links. It will seem so quaint to the younger generation of cell-phone-video sports-highlight recorders.
 * Also, we may need to extend the above sense or define a new sense to clarify the potential use of a card to record details of past events. For baseball, see box score and line score and Box score (baseball) and Baseball scorekeeping. DCDuring TALK 10:08, 28 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Cricket scoring has helpful links, including one to Notcher's News, but curiously not to Cricket statistics. (Apparently "notcher" is how obsessive cricket scorers refer to themselves. I don't know the corresponding term for baseball obsessives.) DCDuring TALK 10:30, 28 November 2010 (UTC)
 * 3 seems redundant to 1, but I don't see how 2 is. AFAICT from its wording, 2 is a list of events that have occurred rather than a schedule of planned events. —msh210℠ (talk) 15:20, 28 November 2010 (UTC)
 * Indeed, but in golf card has the same meaning (a record of all the hole scores). Mglovesfun (talk) 17:09, 28 November 2010 (UTC)
 * So we should keep and generalize 2 then, no? —msh210℠ (talk) 16:08, 2 December 2010 (UTC)

deleted horse racing sense. kept cricket sense. -- Liliana • 13:00, 11 October 2011 (UTC)

make page: strong card
idiom: strong card: one's strongest asset

title: Talk:card


text:
kapp

Etymology
Ultimately cognate to.

Noun

 * 1) A headcovering worn by many women of certain Anabaptist Christian traditions (especially Mennonites and Amish) for religious reasons.

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) cupboard
 * 2) locker

Etymology
From, itself a variant of , probably via from.

Noun

 * 1) zeal, eagerness
 * 2) energy, effort
 * 3) competition

Etymology
From, via.

Noun

 * 1) a cape, headland, promontory

Etymology
From, via.

Noun

 * 1) a cape, headland, promontory

Adverb

 * 1) sometimes i kapp is used instead of ikapp (which see)

title: kapp


text:
ikapp

Alternative forms

 * i

Etymology
From, itself a variant of , probably via from.

Adverb

 * 1) as a race, by racing, competitively
 * låt oss springa ikapp
 * let us race (running)
 * 1) catching up with
 * jag kan inte springa ikapp dig
 * I can't catch up with you (running)

title: ikapp


text:
kjarnavopn

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) nuclear weapon

title: kjarnavopn


text:
förled

Noun

 * 1) a first element (of a compound word), a prefix

title: förled


text:
förleda

Etymology
, like German

Verb

 * 1) to mislead, to entice, to delude, to seduce

title: förleda


text: sweariest

title: sweariest


text: swearier

title: swearier


text:
Biebermania

Noun

 * 1)  Enthusiasm for the Canadian singer.

title: Biebermania


text:
সম্রাট

Noun

 * 1) emperor

title: সম্রাট


text:
রাণী

Etymology
, from, from earlier , from even earlier , from. . Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) queen

title: রাণী


text:
steakless

Adjective

 * 1) Without steak.

title: steakless


text:
unenjoyability

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being unenjoyable.

title: unenjoyability


text:
godfatherless

Adjective

 * 1) Without a godfather.

title: godfatherless


text:
null modem

Noun

 * 1)  A means of directly connecting two pieces of equipment (computer, printer, etc.) using a serial cable.

title: null modem


text: parallel ports

title: parallel ports


text: null modems

title: null modems


text:
rollover cable

Noun

 * 1)  A particular type of cable used to connect consoles to computers.

title: rollover cable


text: rollover cables

title: rollover cables


text: Category:frm:Demonyms

title: Category:frm:Demonyms


text:
RAS syndrome

Etymology
Coined in 2001 by New Scientist magazine.

Noun

 * 1)  redundant acronym syndrome syndrome: a tautology in which one or more words that make up an acronym or initialism are used redundantly in conjunction with said abbreviation.

title: RAS syndrome


text:
parfond

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) deep

title: parfond


text:
endroict

Etymology
From, with the added back to reflect the original  spelling.

Noun

 * 1) place

title: endroict


text:
paronychium

Noun

 * 1) perionychium

title: paronychium


text:
eponychium

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  The thickened layer of skin adjoining fingernails and toenails, particularly at the base of the nail.
 * 2)  The protective capsule that surrounds the hoof of foetuses and neonates of hoofed animals, which disappears soon after birth, but remnants of which remain as part of the permanent hoof.
 * 3) * 2014, Kevin T. Corley, Jonna M. Jokisolo, Chapter 172: Evaluation of the Compromised Neonatal Foal, Kim A. Sprayberry, N. Edward Robinson, Robinson's Current Therapy in Equine Medicine, 7th Edition, page 720,
 * The presence of eponychium (also called “foal slippers”) on the feet (Figure 172-3) is indicative that the foal has not yet stood.
 * 1)  The protective capsule that surrounds the hoof of foetuses and neonates of hoofed animals, which disappears soon after birth, but remnants of which remain as part of the permanent hoof.
 * 2) * 2014, Kevin T. Corley, Jonna M. Jokisolo, Chapter 172: Evaluation of the Compromised Neonatal Foal, Kim A. Sprayberry, N. Edward Robinson, Robinson's Current Therapy in Equine Medicine, 7th Edition, page 720,
 * The presence of eponychium (also called “foal slippers”) on the feet (Figure 172-3) is indicative that the foal has not yet stood.
 * 1) * 2014, Kevin T. Corley, Jonna M. Jokisolo, Chapter 172: Evaluation of the Compromised Neonatal Foal, Kim A. Sprayberry, N. Edward Robinson, Robinson's Current Therapy in Equine Medicine, 7th Edition, page 720,
 * The presence of eponychium (also called “foal slippers”) on the feet (Figure 172-3) is indicative that the foal has not yet stood.

Usage notes

 * Sometimes confused with . Properly, the cuticle is a layer of dead skin connecting the eponychium to the nail and forming a seal. The eponychium is living tissue.

title: eponychium


text:
hyponychium

Noun

 * 1)  The thickened epithelium beneath a nail or claw.

title: hyponychium


text: parfonde

title: parfonde


text:
IDE cable

Noun

 * 1)  A 40-pin parallel cable used between personal computers and storage devices.

title: IDE cable


text:
SATA cable

Noun

 * 1)  A particular high-speed serial cable

title: SATA cable


text:
User talk:AmeGOD

Concerning some of your edits
The cot-caught merger is standard in Canadian English, and many dialects of Scottish and Irish English as well. There is no reason to consider it a phenomenon of the US. And only 40% of Americans have the merger, it is only standard in certain parts of the country.

And the symbol used to transcribe the vowel is not "ɒ", but "ɔ".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cot-caught_merger#Cot-caught_merger

"The symbols traditionally used to transcribe the vowels in the words cot and caught as spoken in American English are /ɑ/ and /ɔ/, respectively, although their precise phonetic values may vary, as does the phonetic value of the merged vowel in the regions where the merger occurs."--Dezzie 12:43, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

 * The professor who discovered the caught-cot merger, Labov, stated that about 40% of Americans have it, which is already pretty significant, but that is according to the 1996 survey. 10 years later, in an NPR interview, Mr.Labov said that, quote: "Half of this country has a merger of the word classes, cot, caught, don, dawn, hock, hawk...," which is very plausible considering that mergers keep spreading and that 10 years are plenty of time. So you can't really call the caught-cot merger a minor feature anymore.

 * Second, regarding /ɔ/ and /ɒ/, I think it is pretty clear that nowadays few Americans use /ɔ/ outside some New England areas. Even an amateur linguist should be able to hear that the vowel in British English "law" is very different from the average, non caught-cot merged American English "law."  No, British english is /lɔ:/, American english is /lɒ:/, or, to be exact, /lɒ:(ə)/. I can't think of an American dictionary (by an American publisher) that uses IPA but doesn't use either /ɒ/ or /ɑ/, --AmeGOD 13:53, 20 December 2010 (UTC)
 * We use . Not my decision, we just do. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:13, 20 December 2010 (UTC)
 * You mean you use /ɔ/? I'm sorry but using an international alphabet and then using the wrong symbol just out of habit is wrong.--AmeGOD 15:20, 20 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I don't really care to be honest, isn't consistency worth it? Bear in mind etymologies and pronunciations cause the most arguments, probably because evidence doesn't really come in to it. You can't 'prove' or 'disprove' either of them. I supposrt using merely because we already use it a lot. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:23, 20 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I'm sorry, I don't understand. Do you mean using /ɔ/ for American English? I'm arguing that using /ɒ/, and then /ɑ/ as an alternate pronunciation would be better.--AmeGOD 15:26, 20 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I think you're looking for something that's not there; I'm not disagreeing with either of you, merely adding a third opinion which will hopefully stop the discussion getting blocked. Mglovesfun (talk) 15:46, 20 December 2010 (UTC)
 * Alright. --AmeGOD 15:50, 20 December 2010 (UTC)
 * I replied to your comments in the Beer Parlor.--Dezzie 14:42, 22 December 2010 (UTC)

 * That page got a little too crowded, I will take it here if you don't mind. I would be fine with *(North American),, often  if the cot-caught merger were unique to North America, but since it isn't, I find it a bit misleading. So do we both agree with:

 * ,, ?--Dezzie 17:53, 22 December 2010 (UTC)
 * ,, ?--Dezzie 17:53, 22 December 2010 (UTC)

 * Yes, alright.--AmeGOD 18:03, 22 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:AmeGOD


text:
floptical disk

Noun

 * 1)  A form of floppy disk whose head tracking was optically controlled (superseded by compact disc technology).

Translations

 * Esperanto: viŝebla lumdisko

title: floptical disk


text:
conventional memory

Noun

 * 1)  The first 640 kilobytes of RAM in an IBM-compatible PC.

title: conventional memory


text:
base memory

Noun

 * 1)  The first 640 kilobytes of RAM (random access memory) in an IBM-compatible PC.
 * 2)  The amount of RAM installed on a new computer, before any optional upgrades.

title: base memory


text:
extended memory

Noun

 * 1)  The extent of memory above the first megabyte in the address space of later PCs

title: extended memory


text: habillemens

title: habillemens


text:
impact printer

Noun

 * 1)  A printer in which each character is produced by part of the mechanism striking the paper (normally through an inked ribbon)

title: impact printer


text: impact printers

title: impact printers


text:
User talk:Halogods6

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text:
User talk:Tdomhan

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User talk:Pdr.vizioli

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title: User talk:Pdr.vizioli


text: floptical disks

title: floptical disks


text: SATA cables

title: SATA cables


text: IDE cables

title: IDE cables


text:
obairlann

Noun

 * 1) Alternative form of .

title: obairlann


text: obairlainn

title: obairlainn


text: obairlannan

title: obairlannan


text:
obair-lann

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) laboratory

title: obair-lann


text: obair-lainn

title: obair-lainn


text: obair-lannan

title: obair-lannan


text: deuchainn-lainn

title: deuchainn-lainn


text: deuchainn-lannan

title: deuchainn-lannan


text: deuchainne

title: deuchainne


text: deuchainnean

title: deuchainnean


text:
anticque

Etymology
, originally the feminine of, from

Adjective

 * 1) ancient; very old
 * 2) antique (relating to Ancient Greece or Ancient Rome)

title: anticque


text:
Gilgal

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  The site of Joshua's encampment before the siege of Jericho.

Translations

 * Arabic: الجلجال
 * Catalan: Guilgal
 * French: Guilgal
 * Hebrew:
 * Biblical Hebrew:
 * Indonesian: Gilgal
 * Italian: Galgala
 * Japanese: ギルガル
 * Latin: Galgala
 * Russian: Галгал
 * Spanish: Guilgal

title: Gilgal


text:
interpunkcyjny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  punctuation

title: interpunkcyjny


text:
interpunkcja

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  punctuation

title: interpunkcja


text: Template:list:days of the week/eu

title: Template:list:days of the week/eu


text: Category:Basque list templates

title: Category:Basque list templates


text: Template:list:Gregorian calendar months/eu


text: Template:list:seasons/eu

title: Template:list:seasons/eu


text:
urtaro

Noun

 * 1) season

title: urtaro


text:
כורת עצים

Noun

 * 1) a lumberjack

title: כורת עצים


text: duintjes

title: duintjes


text:
Talk:nowell

I disagree. Not obsolete. Still used in song title, (viz, The First Nowell).

title: Talk:nowell


text:
profligatory

Adjective

 * 1) Tending to or encouraging wastefulness.
 * 2) Tending to or encouraging immoral behaviour.
 * 1) Tending to or encouraging immoral behaviour.
 * 1) Tending to or encouraging immoral behaviour.

title: profligatory


text:
User talk:Nisa4eva

Please observe and peruse the above before starting your journey on contributing to this dictionary. Jamesjiao → T ◊ C 05:30, 19 December 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Nisa4eva


text:
laaien

Etymology
From. Equivalent to, see there for further etymology.

Verb

 * 1)  to rage, to burn ferociously

title: laaien


text:
Talk:frowst

The supplied quotation does not necessarily give proof to the definition that "frowst" could be used as a verb meaning "to enjoy a warm stuffy room." Rather, the quotation leads me to believe the line "or frowst with a book by the fire" could be rephrased as "or warm with a book by the fire". Tentonbricks 05:54, 19 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:frowst


text:
bevooroordeeld

Etymology
From nl.

Adjective

 * 1) subjective, biased, preconceived

title: bevooroordeeld


text:
annulering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cancellation

title: annulering


text: annuleringen

title: annuleringen


text: wachtrijtje

title: wachtrijtje


text: wachtrijen

title: wachtrijen


text: lekkernijen

title: lekkernijen


text: lekkernijtje

title: lekkernijtje


text:
aerian

Etymology
From the, from the , from the Classical ; compare.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or belonging to the atmosphere or to the air; aerial.
 * 2) * 2001, Allen S. Weiss, translating an extract from page 113 of the 1979 Union Générale d’Éditions republication of Marcel Schwob’s “La Machine à Parler” (a short story which first appeared in his 1892 collection Le Roi au Masque d’Or), for “Narcissistic Machines and Erotic Prostheses”, essay 2 (occupying pages 51–74) of Camera Obscura, Camera Lucida: Essays in Honor of Annette Michelson (2003, Amsterdam University Press, ISBN 9789053564943, edited by Richard Allen and Malcolm Turvey; the quotation is from page 68 of Camera Obscura
 * The voice, which is the aerian sign of thought, whence of the soul, which instructs, preaches, exhorts, prays, praises, loves, through which the entire being is manifested in life, nearly palpable by the blind, impossible to describe because it is too undulating and diverse, in fact too alive and incarnate in too many sonorous forms, the voice that Théophile Gautier gave up trying to put into words because it is neither soft, nor dry, nor hot, nor cold, nor colorless, nor colorful, but has something of all that in another domain, that voice that one cannot touch, that one cannot see, that most immaterial of terrestrial things, that which most resembles a spirit, is stolen on the fly by science with a stylet and buried in small holes on a turning cylinder.
 * 1) * 2001, Allen S. Weiss, translating an extract from page 113 of the 1979 Union Générale d’Éditions republication of Marcel Schwob’s “La Machine à Parler” (a short story which first appeared in his 1892 collection Le Roi au Masque d’Or), for “Narcissistic Machines and Erotic Prostheses”, essay 2 (occupying pages 51–74) of Camera Obscura, Camera Lucida: Essays in Honor of Annette Michelson (2003, Amsterdam University Press, ISBN 9789053564943, edited by Richard Allen and Malcolm Turvey; the quotation is from page 68 of Camera Obscura
 * The voice, which is the aerian sign of thought, whence of the soul, which instructs, preaches, exhorts, prays, praises, loves, through which the entire being is manifested in life, nearly palpable by the blind, impossible to describe because it is too undulating and diverse, in fact too alive and incarnate in too many sonorous forms, the voice that Théophile Gautier gave up trying to put into words because it is neither soft, nor dry, nor hot, nor cold, nor colorless, nor colorful, but has something of all that in another domain, that voice that one cannot touch, that one cannot see, that most immaterial of terrestrial things, that which most resembles a spirit, is stolen on the fly by science with a stylet and buried in small holes on a turning cylinder.
 * The voice, which is the aerian sign of thought, whence of the soul, which instructs, preaches, exhorts, prays, praises, loves, through which the entire being is manifested in life, nearly palpable by the blind, impossible to describe because it is too undulating and diverse, in fact too alive and incarnate in too many sonorous forms, the voice that Théophile Gautier gave up trying to put into words because it is neither soft, nor dry, nor hot, nor cold, nor colorless, nor colorful, but has something of all that in another domain, that voice that one cannot touch, that one cannot see, that most immaterial of terrestrial things, that which most resembles a spirit, is stolen on the fly by science with a stylet and buried in small holes on a turning cylinder.

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) aerial

title: aerian


text:
versnapering

Noun

 * 1) refreshment, finger food, snack

title: versnapering


text: versnaperingen

title: versnaperingen


text: versnaperingetje

title: versnaperingetje


text:
membraniform

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to a membrane; resembling a membrane.

title: membraniform


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/ansuz

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1)  deity, god

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/ansuz


text:
ongelegen

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) untimely, inopportune

title: ongelegen


text: ketjulla

title: ketjulla


text:
cozener

Alternative forms

 * cos’ner, cosener, cosiner,, coz’ner,
 * cos’ner, cosener, cosiner,, coz’ner,

Noun

 * 1) An imposter, a swindler.

title: cozener


text:
voor de boeg hebben

Verb

 * 1)  to experience (hardship), to have (an ordeal)

title: voor de boeg hebben


text:
het laten afweten

Verb

 * 1)  to let down, to disappoint, to renege (on a promise)
 * 2)  to die, to break down, to stop working

title: het laten afweten


text:
象形文字

Noun

 * 1) hieroglyph, pictograph

Noun

 * 1) hieroglyph, pictograph

title: 象形文字


text:
象棋

Noun

 * 1) xiangqi; Chinese chess
 * 2) xiangqi piece; Chinese chess piece
 * 3)  chess games developed from chaturanga

Noun

 * 1) Chinese chess
 * 2)  shogi

Noun

 * 1) Chinese chess

title: 象棋


text:
Chinese chess

Noun

 * 1) A board game similar to chess, invented and traditionally played in China.

title: Chinese chess


text: 国际象棋

title: 国际象棋


text:
國際象棋

Noun

 * 1) chess

title: 國際象棋


text:
迫不得已

Idiom

 * 1) being forced to; not having a choice

title: 迫不得已


text: 饥寒交迫

title: 饥寒交迫


text:
飢寒交迫

Adjective

 * 1)  cold and hungry at the same time
 * 2)  extremely impoverished

title: 飢寒交迫


text:
airish

Adjective

 * 1)  Cool, breezy.
 * Hit's right airish out today.
 * 1)  Tending to put on airs.

Adjective

 * 1) cool; chilly

title: airish


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/anstiz

Etymology
From, with intrusive *-s- after nasals.

Noun

 * 1) favour, affection

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/anstiz


text: 破铜烂铁

title: 破铜烂铁


text: æst

title: æst


text:
破銅爛鐵

Noun

 * 1)  metal scrap; useless rusty metal objects
 * 2)  anything that is broken and useless; junk

title: 破銅爛鐵


text:
shoulder devil

Noun

 * 1) A devil representing a person's temptations in works of fiction, portrayed as sitting on one shoulder while a shoulder angel occupies the other.

title: shoulder devil


text:
shoulder angel

Noun

 * 1) An angel representing a person's conscience in works of fiction, portrayed as sitting on one shoulder while a shoulder devil occupies the other.

title: shoulder angel


text: shoulder angels

title: shoulder angels


text: shoulder devils

title: shoulder devils


text:
comesatio

Noun

 * 1) carousing, merrymaking, feasting, revelry

title: comesatio


text: comesationes

title: comesationes


text: comesationis

title: comesationis


text: comesationum

title: comesationum


text: comesationi

title: comesationi


text: comesationibus

title: comesationibus


text: Category:Plot devices

title: Category:Plot devices


text: comesationem

title: comesationem


text: comesatione

title: comesatione


text:
Thread:User talk:Internoob/Wikisaurus:penis/reply (2)

But only the following terms have been added to WS:penis since the deletion of "/more": "chopper", "tallywacker", "twanger". You have added a generic "protologism" RFC tag without bothering to investigate which of these are protologisms. A quick search in Google books for "tallywacker" finds some promising hits. So what makes you think these are protologisms, other than that they are not yet in the main namespace?


text:
civilization-state

Noun

 * 1) A political entity (a state) associated with a particular civilization.
 * 2) * 2009, LA Times, 22 November, Martin Jacques
 * Although China has described itself as a nation-state for the last century, it is in essence a civilization-state. The longest continually existing polity in the world, it dates to 221 BC and the victory of the Qin. Unlike Western nation-states, China's sense of identity comes from its long history as a civilization-state.
 * 1) * 2010, Newsweek, 25 January, Martin Jacques
 * China may call itself a nation-state (although only for the past century), but in essence it is a civilization-state dating back at least two millennia.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 文明國家
 * Finnish: sivilisaatiovaltio
 * Portuguese:

title: civilization-state


text:
conpulsus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: conpulsus


text: conpulsa

title: conpulsa


text: conpulsum

title: conpulsum


text: conpulsi

title: conpulsi


text: conpulsae

title: conpulsae


text: conpulsorum

title: conpulsorum


text: conpulsarum

title: conpulsarum


text:
conpulso

Verb

 * 1) to batter, pound
 * 2) to be at war with

title: conpulso


text: conpulsis

title: conpulsis


text: conpulsam

title: conpulsam


text: conpulsos

title: conpulsos


text: conpulsas

title: conpulsas


text: conpulse

title: conpulse


text: corruptiones

title: corruptiones


text: corruptionis

title: corruptionis


text: corruptionum

title: corruptionum


text: corruptioni

title: corruptioni


text: corruptionibus

title: corruptionibus


text: corruptionem

title: corruptionem


text: corruptione

title: corruptione


text:
通行

Verb

 * 1)  to pass through ; to get through; to transit
 * 2)  to be generally accepted; to be of current or standard use
 * 1)  to be generally accepted; to be of current or standard use
 * 1)  to be generally accepted; to be of current or standard use

Noun

 * 1) traffic, passage

Verb

 * 1) pass, go through

title: 通行


text: evacuamus

title: evacuamus


text: evacuatis

title: evacuatis


text: evacuabo

title: evacuabo


text: evacuabis

title: evacuabis


text: evacuabit

title: evacuabit


text: evacuabimus

title: evacuabimus


text: evacuabitis

title: evacuabitis


text: evacuabunt

title: evacuabunt


text: evacuabam

title: evacuabam


text: evacuabat

title: evacuabat


text: evacuabamus

title: evacuabamus


text: evacuabatis

title: evacuabatis


text: evacuabant

title: evacuabant


text: evacuavisti

title: evacuavisti


text: evacuavit

title: evacuavit


text: evacuavimus

title: evacuavimus


text: evacuavistis

title: evacuavistis


text: evacuaverunt

title: evacuaverunt


text: evacuavero

title: evacuavero


text: evacuaveris

title: evacuaveris


text: evacuaverit

title: evacuaverit


text: evacuaverimus

title: evacuaverimus


text: evacuaveritis

title: evacuaveritis


text: evacuaverint

title: evacuaverint


text: evacuaveram

title: evacuaveram


text: evacuaveras

title: evacuaveras


text: evacuaverat

title: evacuaverat


text: evacuaveramus

title: evacuaveramus


text: evacuaveratis

title: evacuaveratis


text: evacuaverant

title: evacuaverant


text: evacuor

title: evacuor


text: evacuaris

title: evacuaris


text: evacuatur

title: evacuatur


text: evacuamur

title: evacuamur


text: evacuamini

title: evacuamini


text: evacuantur

title: evacuantur


text: evacuabor

title: evacuabor


text: evacuaberis

title: evacuaberis


text: evacuabitur

title: evacuabitur


text: evacuabimur

title: evacuabimur


text: evacuabimini

title: evacuabimini


text: evacuabuntur

title: evacuabuntur


text: evacuabar

title: evacuabar


text: evacuabaris

title: evacuabaris


text: evacuabatur

title: evacuabatur


text: evacuabamur

title: evacuabamur


text: evacuabamini

title: evacuabamini


text: evacuabantur

title: evacuabantur


text: evacuet

title: evacuet


text: evacuemus

title: evacuemus


text: evacuetis

title: evacuetis


text: evacuent

title: evacuent


text: evacuaret

title: evacuaret


text: evacuaremus

title: evacuaremus


text: evacuaretis

title: evacuaretis


text: evacuarent

title: evacuarent


text: evacuaverim

title: evacuaverim


text: evacuavissem

title: evacuavissem


text: evacuavisses

title: evacuavisses


text: evacuavisset

title: evacuavisset


text: evacuavissemus

title: evacuavissemus


text: evacuavissetis

title: evacuavissetis


text: evacuavissent

title: evacuavissent


text:
evacuer

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1)  to evacuate; to clear the intestines of fecal matter

title: evacuer


text: evacueris

title: evacueris


text: evacuetur

title: evacuetur


text: evacuemur

title: evacuemur


text: evacuemini

title: evacuemini


text: evacuentur

title: evacuentur


text: evacuarer

title: evacuarer


text: evacuareris

title: evacuareris


text: evacuaretur

title: evacuaretur


text: evacuaremur

title: evacuaremur


text: evacuaremini

title: evacuaremini


text: evacuarentur

title: evacuarentur


text: evacuatote

title: evacuatote


text: evacuanto

title: evacuanto


text:
evacuator

Noun

 * 1) One who evacuates; a nullifier.
 * 2) An agent for emptying, especially an instrument for removing fragments of stone from the bladder after litholapaxy.
 * 1) An agent for emptying, especially an instrument for removing fragments of stone from the bladder after litholapaxy.

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) evacuatory

title: evacuator


text: evacuantor

title: evacuantor


text: evacuavisse

title: evacuavisse


text: evacuari

title: evacuari


text:
evacuatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) emptied out
 * 2) evacuated

title: evacuatus


text: 通行证

title: 通行证


text: evacuatum

title: evacuatum


text: evacuatae

title: evacuatae


text: evacuatorum

title: evacuatorum


text:
通行証

Noun

 * 1) pass permit to go somewhere

title: 通行証


text: evacuatarum

title: evacuatarum


text: evacuatam

title: evacuatam


text: evacuatos

title: evacuatos


text: evacuatas

title: evacuatas


text:
evangelizatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) preached, evangelized

title: evangelizatus


text: evangelizata

title: evangelizata


text: evangelizatum

title: evangelizatum


text: evangelizati

title: evangelizati


text: evangelizatae

title: evangelizatae


text: evangelizatorum

title: evangelizatorum


text: evangelizatarum

title: evangelizatarum


text: evangelizatam

title: evangelizatam


text: evangelizatos

title: evangelizatos


text: evangelizatas

title: evangelizatas


text:
enwrite

Etymology
From, from , suggested by 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬, equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) To write upon something; inscribe; imprint.

title: enwrite


text: idolorum

title: idolorum


text: idolis

title: idolis


text:
immo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  fixed asset

Etymology
May be for, from. Otherwise the ablative singular of with unexpected geminate /mm/, or conflated therewith.

Some comparativists, including Götze & Pedersen (1934) and more recently Kimball (1999) and Kloekhorst (2008), have compared 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬, hieroglyphic. The details of this connection are unclear at best, but if valid it would point to common inheritance from. E.g., Kimball suggests to reconstruct, comparing the second element with 🇨🇬. A major problem with this etymology is that the preservation of the geminate /mm/ all the way from PIE to Classical Latin is an unknown phenomenon.

Adverb

 * 1)  aye, yes of course, certainly, indeed, instead
 * 2)  to the contrary, in no way, by no means
 * 3)  yes, what is more, even
 * 4) * vīvit? immō in senātum venit;
 * 5) * "Is he alive? Yes, and what is more he is coming into the Senate!"

title: immo


text: inpedio

title: inpedio


text: inpedis

title: inpedis


text: inpedit

title: inpedit


text: inpedimus

title: inpedimus


text: inpeditis

title: inpeditis


text: inpediunt

title: inpediunt


text: inpediam

title: inpediam


text: inpedies

title: inpedies


text: inpediet

title: inpediet


text: inpediemus

title: inpediemus


text: inpedietis

title: inpedietis


text: inpedient

title: inpedient


text: inpediebam

title: inpediebam


text: inpediebas

title: inpediebas


text: inpediebat

title: inpediebat


text: inpediebamus

title: inpediebamus


text: inpediebatis

title: inpediebatis


text: inpediebant

title: inpediebant


text: inpedivi

title: inpedivi


text: inpedivisti

title: inpedivisti


text: inpedivit

title: inpedivit


text: inpedivimus

title: inpedivimus


text: inpedivistis

title: inpedivistis


text: inpediverunt

title: inpediverunt


text: inpedivero

title: inpedivero


text: inpediveris

title: inpediveris


text: inpediverit

title: inpediverit


text: inpediverimus

title: inpediverimus


text: inpediveritis

title: inpediveritis


text: inpediverint

title: inpediverint


text: inpediveram

title: inpediveram


text: inpediveras

title: inpediveras


text: inpediverat

title: inpediverat


text: inpediveramus

title: inpediveramus


text: inpediveratis

title: inpediveratis


text: inpediverant

title: inpediverant


text: inpedior

title: inpedior


text: inpediris

title: inpediris


text: inpeditur

title: inpeditur


text: inpedimur

title: inpedimur


text: inpedimini

title: inpedimini


text: inpediuntur

title: inpediuntur


text: inpediar

title: inpediar


text: inpedieris

title: inpedieris


text: inpedietur

title: inpedietur


text: inpediemur

title: inpediemur


text: inpediemini

title: inpediemini


text: inpedientur

title: inpedientur


text: inpediebar

title: inpediebar


text: inpediebaris

title: inpediebaris


text: inpediebatur

title: inpediebatur


text: inpediebamur

title: inpediebamur


text: inpediebamini

title: inpediebamini


text: inpediebantur

title: inpediebantur


text: inpedias

title: inpedias


text: inpediat

title: inpediat


text: inpediamus

title: inpediamus


text: inpediatis

title: inpediatis


text: inpediant

title: inpediant


text: inpedirem

title: inpedirem


text: inpedires

title: inpedires


text: inpediret

title: inpediret


text: inpediremus

title: inpediremus


text: inpediretis

title: inpediretis


text: inpedirent

title: inpedirent


text: inpediverim

title: inpediverim


text: inpedivissem

title: inpedivissem


text: inpedivisses

title: inpedivisses


text: inpedivisset

title: inpedivisset


text: inpedivissemus

title: inpedivissemus


text: inpedivissetis

title: inpedivissetis


text: inpedivissent

title: inpedivissent


text: inpediaris

title: inpediaris


text: inpediatur

title: inpediatur


text: inpediamur

title: inpediamur


text: inpediamini

title: inpediamini


text: inpediantur

title: inpediantur


text: inpedirer

title: inpedirer


text: inpedireris

title: inpedireris


text: inpediretur

title: inpediretur


text: inpediremur

title: inpediremur


text: inpediremini

title: inpediremini


text: inpedirentur

title: inpedirentur


text: inpedi

title: inpedi


text: inpedito

title: inpedito


text: inpedite

title: inpedite


text: inpeditote

title: inpeditote


text: inpediunto

title: inpediunto


text: inpedire

title: inpedire


text: inpeditor

title: inpeditor


text: inpediuntor

title: inpediuntor


text: inpedivisse

title: inpedivisse


text: inpediri

title: inpediri


text:
love truncheon

Noun

 * 1)  The penis.

Synonyms

 * See also Thesaurus:penis

title: love truncheon


text:
Talk:love truncheon

Attestation
Candidate attestation:, , ,. --Dan Polansky 08:59, 19 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:love truncheon


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/undiz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) favour
 * 2)  affection

Descendants
Remodeled as a sti-stem in West Germanic.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/undiz


text:
virile member

Noun

 * 1) A penis.

Synonyms

 * See also Thesaurus:penis

title: virile member


text:
Talk:virile member

Attestation
Candidate attestations:, , , ,. Appears archaic or even obsolete. --Dan Polansky 09:08, 19 December 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:virile member


text:
corroir

Etymology
, with normal change of conjugation to -ir. Compare Old Catalan, from Latin.

Verb

 * 1) to corrode

title: corroir


text:
corrosió

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) corrosion

title: corrosió


text:
iudaismus

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Judaism

title: iudaismus


text: iudaismi

title: iudaismi


text: iudaismorum

title: iudaismorum


text: iudaismo

title: iudaismo


text: iudaismis

title: iudaismis


text: iudaismum

title: iudaismum


text: iudaismos

title: iudaismos


text: iudaisme

title: iudaisme


text:
Appendix talk:Catalan verbs

Appendix:Catalan irregular verbs
Seems rather useless when compared to the much more complete Appendix:Catalan conjugation. What exactly is the purpose of xx verbs categories as opposed to xx conjugation anyway? Since links to Appendix:Catalan verbs, should Appendix:Catalan conjugation be moved to it to take its place? —CodeCat 13:59, 30 October 2010 (UTC)
 * Delete and/or merge with Catalan conjugation, but then rename to Appendix:Catalan verbs. The reason for this is there's more to say about verbs than conjugation. It's also standard. Mglovesfun (talk) 16:55, 4 November 2010 (UTC)

 * No opinon on the deletion, but a response to CodeCat: An appendix titled "conjugation" is limited to morphological changes in the verb.  An appendix titled "verbs" is free to discuss generalities such as common verb syntax, derivations, lemma endings, and other issues that would not be included under conjugation.  --EncycloPetey 21:22, 7 November 2010 (UTC)

 * I've now deleted both pages, moved Appendix:Catalan conjugation to Appendix:Catalan verbs, and redirected Appendix:Catalan irregular verbs to it as well. There wasn't really any salvageable information on them anyway. I'm wondering whether irregular verbs could still be given useful content, given that the three conjugation pages already list all irregularities. I guess it is connected to the question of what exactly makes an irregular verb in Catalan, and I imagine the definitions differ somewhat there. —CodeCat 11:30, 11 November 2010 (UTC)

title: Appendix talk:Catalan verbs


text:
iudaizo

Etymology
Late Latin borrowing from 🇨🇬, equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to adopt Jewish customs or speech; to live according to the laws of Judaism; to Judaize

title: iudaizo


text: iudaizas

title: iudaizas


text: iudaizat

title: iudaizat


text: iudaizamus

title: iudaizamus


text: iudaizatis

title: iudaizatis


text: iudaizant

title: iudaizant


text: iudaizabo

title: iudaizabo


text: iudaizabis

title: iudaizabis


text: iudaizabit

title: iudaizabit


text: iudaizabimus

title: iudaizabimus


text: iudaizabitis

title: iudaizabitis


text: iudaizabunt

title: iudaizabunt


text: iudaizabam

title: iudaizabam


text: iudaizabas

title: iudaizabas


text: iudaizabat

title: iudaizabat


text: iudaizabamus

title: iudaizabamus


text: iudaizabatis

title: iudaizabatis


text: iudaizabant

title: iudaizabant


text: iudaizavi

title: iudaizavi


text: iudaizavisti

title: iudaizavisti


text: iudaizavit

title: iudaizavit


text: iudaizavimus

title: iudaizavimus


text: iudaizavistis

title: iudaizavistis


text: iudaizaverunt

title: iudaizaverunt


text: iudaizavero

title: iudaizavero


text: iudaizaveris

title: iudaizaveris


text: iudaizaverit

title: iudaizaverit


text: iudaizaverimus

title: iudaizaverimus


text: iudaizaveritis

title: iudaizaveritis


text: iudaizaverint

title: iudaizaverint


text: iudaizaveram

title: iudaizaveram


text: iudaizaveras

title: iudaizaveras


text: iudaizaverat

title: iudaizaverat


text: iudaizaveramus

title: iudaizaveramus


text: iudaizaveratis

title: iudaizaveratis


text: iudaizaverant

title: iudaizaverant


text: iudaizor

title: iudaizor


text: iudaizaris

title: iudaizaris


text: iudaizatur

title: iudaizatur


text: iudaizamur

title: iudaizamur


text: iudaizamini

title: iudaizamini


text: iudaizantur

title: iudaizantur


text: iudaizabor

title: iudaizabor


text: iudaizaberis

title: iudaizaberis


text: iudaizabitur

title: iudaizabitur


text: iudaizabimur

title: iudaizabimur


text: iudaizabimini

title: iudaizabimini


text: iudaizabuntur

title: iudaizabuntur


text: iudaizabar

title: iudaizabar


text: iudaizabaris

title: iudaizabaris


text: iudaizabatur

title: iudaizabatur


text: iudaizabamur

title: iudaizabamur


text: iudaizabamini

title: iudaizabamini


text: iudaizabantur

title: iudaizabantur


text: iudaizem

title: iudaizem


text: iudaizes

title: iudaizes


text: iudaizet

title: iudaizet


text: iudaizemus

title: iudaizemus


text: iudaizetis

title: iudaizetis


text: iudaizent

title: iudaizent


text: iudaizarem

title: iudaizarem


text: iudaizares

title: iudaizares


text: iudaizaret

title: iudaizaret


text: iudaizaremus

title: iudaizaremus


text: iudaizaretis

title: iudaizaretis


text: iudaizarent

title: iudaizarent


text: iudaizaverim

title: iudaizaverim


text: iudaizavissem

title: iudaizavissem


text: iudaizavisses

title: iudaizavisses


text: iudaizavisset

title: iudaizavisset


text: iudaizavissemus

title: iudaizavissemus


text: iudaizavissetis

title: iudaizavissetis


text: iudaizavissent

title: iudaizavissent


text: iudaizer

title: iudaizer


text: iudaizeris

title: iudaizeris


text: iudaizetur

title: iudaizetur


text: iudaizemur

title: iudaizemur


text: iudaizemini

title: iudaizemini


text: iudaizentur

title: iudaizentur


text: iudaizarer

title: iudaizarer


text: iudaizareris

title: iudaizareris


text: iudaizaretur

title: iudaizaretur


text: iudaizaremur

title: iudaizaremur


text: iudaizaremini

title: iudaizaremini


text: iudaizarentur

title: iudaizarentur


text: iudaiza

title: iudaiza


text: iudaizato

title: iudaizato


text: iudaizate

title: iudaizate


text: iudaizatote

title: iudaizatote


text: iudaizanto

title: iudaizanto


text: iudaizare

title: iudaizare


text: iudaizator

title: iudaizator


text: iudaizantor

title: iudaizantor


text: iudaizavisse

title: iudaizavisse


text: iudaizari

title: iudaizari


text: mediatores

title: mediatores


text: mediatoris

title: mediatoris


text: mediatoribus

title: mediatoribus


text: mediatorem

title: mediatorem


text: pedagogus

title: pedagogus


text: pedagogorum

title: pedagogorum


text: pedagogis

title: pedagogis


text: pedagogum

title: pedagogum


text: User:Lambiam

title: User:Lambiam


text:
persuasio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) persuasion (act of)
 * 2) belief, opinion

title: persuasio


text: persuasiones

title: persuasiones


text: persuasionis

title: persuasionis


text: persuasionum

title: persuasionum


text: persuasionibus

title: persuasionibus


text: persuasionem

title: persuasionem


text:
almindelig ugedag

Noun

 * 1) weekday

title: almindelig ugedag


text:
Phyteuma

Etymology
, from

Hypernyms

 * ; - subfamily

Hyponyms

 * ,, ,  - species

title: Phyteuma


text: argumenteerden

title: argumenteerden


text: argumenteer

title: argumenteer


text:
argumentere

Verb

 * 1) to argue

Verb

 * 1) to argue (for or against something)

title: argumentere


text: argumenterend

title: argumenterend


text: argumenteerde

title: argumenteerde


text: argumenteert

title: argumenteert


text: geargumenteerd

title: geargumenteerd


text: blasfemeer

title: blasfemeer


text: blasfemeert

title: blasfemeert


text: blasfemeerden

title: blasfemeerden


text: geblasfemeerd

title: geblasfemeerd


text: blasfemeerde

title: blasfemeerde


text: blasfemere

title: blasfemere


text: blasfemerend

title: blasfemerend


text: verzwaarden

title: verzwaarden


text: verzwaard

title: verzwaard


text: verzware

title: verzware


text: verzwarend

title: verzwarend


text: verzwaarde

title: verzwaarde


text: verzwaar

title: verzwaar


text: verzwaart

title: verzwaart


text: haalde in

title: haalde in


text: inhaalde

title: inhaalde


text: ingehaald

title: ingehaald


text: haal in

title: haal in


text: hale in

title: hale in


text: inhaal

title: inhaal


text: inhaalt

title: inhaalt


text: halen in

title: halen in


text: haalden in

title: haalden in


text: haalt in

title: haalt in


text: inhaalden

title: inhaalden


text: inhalend

title: inhalend


text: doemt op

title: doemt op


text: opdoemt

title: opdoemt


text: opdoemden

title: opdoemden


text: doemen op

title: doemen op


text: opdoemde

title: opdoemde


text: opdoeme

title: opdoeme


text: doem op

title: doem op


text: doemden op

title: doemden op


text: opdoemend

title: opdoemend


text: doeme op

title: doeme op


text: doemde op

title: doemde op


text: opgedoemd

title: opgedoemd


text: opdoem

title: opdoem


text: verdelen onder

title: verdelen onder


text: onderverdeeld

title: onderverdeeld


text: verdeel onder

title: verdeel onder


text: verdeelt onder

title: verdeelt onder


text: onderverdeelde

title: onderverdeelde


text: onderverdele

title: onderverdele


text: onderverdeelden

title: onderverdeelden


text: verdeelde onder

title: verdeelde onder


text: onderverdeelt

title: onderverdeelt


text: onderverdelend

title: onderverdelend


text: verdele onder

title: verdele onder


text: onderverdeel

title: onderverdeel


text: verdeelden onder

title: verdeelden onder


text: naspoorde

title: naspoorde


text: naspoort

title: naspoort


text: sporen na

title: sporen na


text: naspore

title: naspore


text: spoor na

title: spoor na


text: naspoor

title: naspoor


text: spoorden na

title: spoorden na


text: spoort na

title: spoort na


text: spore na

title: spore na


text: nagespoord

title: nagespoord


text: naspoorden

title: naspoorden


text: spoorde na

title: spoorde na


text: nasporend

title: nasporend


text: gespeurd

title: gespeurd


text: speurde

title: speurde


text: speurden

title: speurden


text: speurt

title: speurt


text: speure

title: speure


text: speurend

title: speurend


text: laaide

title: laaide


text:
laai

Etymology 1
From with lenition of intervocalic -d-, from, from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to load

Etymology 2
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) drawer box

Etymology 3
From.

Noun

 * 1) flame

Etymology
From, from. It could have been borrowed through an unattested term.

See also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Compare also 🇨🇬, an ablaut variant of the latter two.

Noun

 * 1) flame
 * 2) glow

Adjective

 * 1) last, final

title: laai


text: laaie

title: laaie


text: laaiden

title: laaiden


text: laait

title: laait


text: gelaaid

title: gelaaid


text:
laaiend

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) furious, enraged

Adverb

 * 1) fiercely, intensely, ferociously

title: laaiend


text: slordigs

title: slordigs


text: slordigere

title: slordigere


text: slordiger

title: slordiger


text: slordigers

title: slordigers


text: slordige

title: slordige


text: slordigste

title: slordigste


text: slordigst

title: slordigst


text: extremere

title: extremere


text: extreems

title: extreems


text: extreemste

title: extreemste


text: extremers

title: extremers


text: extreemst

title: extreemst


text:
praefinio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to determine or fix beforehand; to prescribe
 * 2) to limit (set bounds)

title: praefinio


text: treballarien

title: treballarien


text: treballaran

title: treballaran


text: treballant

title: treballant


text: treballaries

title: treballaries


text: treballés

title: treballés


text: treballareu

title: treballareu


text: treballàrem

title: treballàrem


text: treballéssim

title: treballéssim


text: treballares

title: treballares


text: treballat

title: treballat


text: treballen

title: treballen


text: treballem

title: treballem


text: treballes

title: treballes


text: treballeu

title: treballeu


text: treballarem

title: treballarem


text: treballàreu

title: treballàreu


text: treballéssiu

title: treballéssiu


text: treballis

title: treballis


text: treballava

title: treballava


text: treballessin

title: treballessin


text: treballaven

title: treballaven


text: treballaré

title: treballaré


text: treballaríeu

title: treballaríeu


text: treballaria

title: treballaria


text: treballà

title: treballà


text: treballaràs

title: treballaràs


text: treballessis

title: treballessis


text: treballin

title: treballin


text: treballí

title: treballí


text: praefinis

title: praefinis


text:
treballo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) work

title: treballo


text: praefinit

title: praefinit


text: treballi

title: treballi


text: praefinimus

title: praefinimus


text: treballaren

title: treballaren


text: praefinitis

title: praefinitis


text: treballàvem

title: treballàvem


text: praefiniunt

title: praefiniunt


text: treballàveu

title: treballàveu


text: praefiniam

title: praefiniam


text: treballaríem

title: treballaríem


text: praefinies

title: praefinies


text: treballaves

title: treballaves


text: praefiniet

title: praefiniet


text: treballarà

title: treballarà


text: praefiniemus

title: praefiniemus


text: treballa

title: treballa


text: praefinietis

title: praefinietis


text: praefinient

title: praefinient


text: corroíssim

title: corroíssim


text: praefiniebam

title: praefiniebam


text: corroïssin

title: corroïssin


text: praefiniebas

title: praefiniebas


text: corroïssis

title: corroïssis


text: praefiniebat

title: praefiniebat


text: corroirà

title: corroirà


text: praefiniebamus

title: praefiniebamus


text: praefiniebatis

title: praefiniebatis


text: praefiniebant

title: praefiniebant


text: corroiria

title: corroiria


text: praefinivi

title: praefinivi


text: praefinivisti

title: praefinivisti


text: praefinivit

title: praefinivit


text: praefinivimus

title: praefinivimus


text: corroiré

title: corroiré


text: praefinivistis

title: praefinivistis


text: corroireu

title: corroireu


text: praefiniverunt

title: praefiniverunt


text: corroíem

title: corroíem


text: praefinivero

title: praefinivero


text: corroint

title: corroint


text: praefiniveris

title: praefiniveris


text: corroiríem

title: corroiríem


text: praefiniverit

title: praefiniverit


text: corroirien

title: corroirien


text: praefiniverimus

title: praefiniverimus


text: corroiràs

title: corroiràs


text: praefiniveritis

title: praefiniveritis


text: corroiries

title: corroiries


text: praefiniverint

title: praefiniverint


text: praefiniveram

title: praefiniveram


text: corroíeu

title: corroíeu


text: praefiniveras

title: praefiniveras


text: corroiríeu

title: corroiríeu


text: corroïes

title: corroïes


text: praefiniverat

title: praefiniverat


text: corroïm

title: corroïm


text: praefiniveramus

title: praefiniveramus


text: corroïres

title: corroïres


text: praefiniveratis

title: praefiniveratis


text: corroïa

title: corroïa


text: praefiniverant

title: praefiniverant


text: corroírem

title: corroírem


text: praefinior

title: praefinior


text: corroís

title: corroís


text: praefiniris

title: praefiniris


text: corroíreu

title: corroíreu


text: praefinitur

title: praefinitur


text: corroeixo

title: corroeixo


text: praefinimur

title: praefinimur


text: corroeix

title: corroeix


text: praefinimini

title: praefinimini


text: praefiniuntur

title: praefiniuntur


text: praefiniar

title: praefiniar


text: corroïren

title: corroïren


text: praefinieris

title: praefinieris


text: corroïu

title: corroïu


text: praefinietur

title: praefinietur


text: corroït

title: corroït


text: praefiniemur

title: praefiniemur


text: praefiniemini

title: praefiniemini


text: corroeixen

title: corroeixen


text: praefinientur

title: praefinientur


text: corroeixin

title: corroeixin


text: praefiniebar

title: praefiniebar


text: corroirem

title: corroirem


text: praefiniebaris

title: praefiniebaris


text: corroiran

title: corroiran


text: praefiniebatur

title: praefiniebatur


text: corroeixi

title: corroeixi


text: corroeixis

title: corroeixis


text: praefiniebamur

title: praefiniebamur


text: praefiniebamini

title: praefiniebamini


text: corroíssiu

title: corroíssiu


text: corroeixes

title: corroeixes


text: praefiniebantur

title: praefiniebantur


text: corroïen

title: corroïen


text: praefinias

title: praefinias


text: praefiniat

title: praefiniat


text: praefiniamus

title: praefiniamus


text: praefiniatis

title: praefiniatis


text: praefiniant

title: praefiniant


text: praefinirem

title: praefinirem


text: praefinires

title: praefinires


text: praefiniret

title: praefiniret


text: praefiniremus

title: praefiniremus


text: praefiniretis

title: praefiniretis


text: praefinirent

title: praefinirent


text: praefiniverim

title: praefiniverim


text: praefinivissem

title: praefinivissem


text: praefinivisses

title: praefinivisses


text: praefinivisset

title: praefinivisset


text: praefinivissemus

title: praefinivissemus


text: praefinivissetis

title: praefinivissetis


text: praefinivissent

title: praefinivissent


text: praefiniaris

title: praefiniaris


text: praefiniatur

title: praefiniatur


text: praefiniamur

title: praefiniamur


text: praefiniamini

title: praefiniamini


text: praefiniantur

title: praefiniantur


text: praefinirer

title: praefinirer


text: praefinireris

title: praefinireris


text: praefiniretur

title: praefiniretur


text: praefiniremur

title: praefiniremur


text: praefiniremini

title: praefiniremini


text: praefinirentur

title: praefinirentur


text: praefini

title: praefini


text: praefinito

title: praefinito


text: praefinite

title: praefinite


text: praefinitote

title: praefinitote


text: praefiniunto

title: praefiniunto


text: praefinire

title: praefinire


text: praefinitor

title: praefinitor


text: praefiniuntor

title: praefiniuntor


text: praefinivisse

title: praefinivisse


text: praefiniri

title: praefiniri


text:
praenuntio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to announce beforehand
 * 2) to foretell or predict

title: praenuntio


text: praenuntias

title: praenuntias


text: praenuntiat

title: praenuntiat


text: praenuntiamus

title: praenuntiamus


text: praenuntiatis

title: praenuntiatis


text: praenuntiant

title: praenuntiant


text: praenuntiabo

title: praenuntiabo


text: praenuntiabis

title: praenuntiabis


text: praenuntiabit

title: praenuntiabit


text: praenuntiabimus

title: praenuntiabimus


text: praenuntiabitis

title: praenuntiabitis


text: praenuntiabunt

title: praenuntiabunt


text: praenuntiabam

title: praenuntiabam


text: praenuntiabas

title: praenuntiabas


text: praenuntiabat

title: praenuntiabat


text: praenuntiabamus

title: praenuntiabamus