text:
commonstrandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be shown fully or distinctly

title: commonstrandus


text: commonstret

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title: commonstret


text: commonstremus

title: commonstremus


text: commonstretis

title: commonstretis


text: commonstrent

title: commonstrent


text: commonstrarem

title: commonstrarem


text: commonstrares

title: commonstrares


text: commonstrantes

title: commonstrantes


text: commonstraret

title: commonstraret


text: commonstraremus

title: commonstraremus


text: commonstrantia

title: commonstrantia


text: commonstraretis

title: commonstraretis


text: commonstrantis

title: commonstrantis


text: commonstrarent

title: commonstrarent


text: commonstraverim

title: commonstraverim


text: commonstrantium

title: commonstrantium


text: commonstravissem

title: commonstravissem


text: commonstravisses

title: commonstravisses


text: commonstranti

title: commonstranti


text: commonstravisset

title: commonstravisset


text: commonstravissemus

title: commonstravissemus


text: commonstrante

title: commonstrante


text: commonstravissetis

title: commonstravissetis


text: commonstravissent

title: commonstravissent


text: commonstrantibus

title: commonstrantibus


text: commonstrer

title: commonstrer


text: commonstrantem

title: commonstrantem


text: commonstreris

title: commonstreris


text: commonstremur

title: commonstremur


text:
pist

Verb

 * 1)  and

Noun

 * 1) a piste (downhill trail)
 * 2) a piste (field of play of a fencing match)
 * 3) a low barrier around a circus ring

Etymology
From, from in the 1920s.

Noun

 * 1) stage
 * 2)  runway
 * 3) * 1939 July 11, bid solicitation in :
 * "tr"
 * "tr"

- İzmir uçuş pisti yeniden kapalı zarfla eksiltmeye konulmuştur. Keşif bedeli (131.096,36) lira olup ilk teminat miktarı (7805) liradır.

 * 1)  track

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) hide
 * 2) skin

title: pist


text: commonstremini

title: commonstremini


text: commonstretur

title: commonstretur


text: commonstratura

title: commonstratura


text: commonstrentur

title: commonstrentur


text: commonstrarer

title: commonstrarer


text: commonstraturum

title: commonstraturum


text: commonstrareris

title: commonstrareris


text: commonstraturi

title: commonstraturi


text: commonstraremur

title: commonstraremur


text: commonstraremini

title: commonstraremini


text: commonstraturae

title: commonstraturae


text: commonstraretur

title: commonstraretur


text: commonstrarentur

title: commonstrarentur


text: commonstraturorum

title: commonstraturorum


text: commonstra

title: commonstra


text: commonstrato

title: commonstrato


text: commonstraturarum

title: commonstraturarum


text: commonstrate

title: commonstrate


text: commonstratote

title: commonstratote


text: commonstraturo

title: commonstraturo


text: commonstranto

title: commonstranto


text: commonstraturis

title: commonstraturis


text: commonstrare

title: commonstrare


text: commonstrator

title: commonstrator


text: commonstraturam

title: commonstraturam


text: commonstrantor

title: commonstrantor


text: commonstravisse

title: commonstravisse


text: commonstraturos

title: commonstraturos


text: commonstrari

title: commonstrari


text: commonstraturas

title: commonstraturas


text: commonstrature

title: commonstrature


text: commonstrata

title: commonstrata


text: commonstratum

title: commonstratum


text: commonstrati

title: commonstrati


text: commonstratae

title: commonstratae


text: commonstratorum

title: commonstratorum


text: commonstratarum

title: commonstratarum


text: commonstratam

title: commonstratam


text: commonstratos

title: commonstratos


text: commonstratas

title: commonstratas


text: commonstranda

title: commonstranda


text: commonstrandum

title: commonstrandum


text: commonstrandi

title: commonstrandi


text: commonstrandae

title: commonstrandae


text: commonstrandorum

title: commonstrandorum


text: commonstrandarum

title: commonstrandarum


text: commonstrando

title: commonstrando


text: commonstrandis

title: commonstrandis


text: commonstrandam

title: commonstrandam


text: commonstrandos

title: commonstrandos


text: commonstrandas

title: commonstrandas


text: commonstrande

title: commonstrande


text:
concussio

Etymology
From, from +.

Noun

 * 1) shaking
 * 2) concussion

title: concussio


text: concussiones

title: concussiones


text:
Browncoat

Etymology
, after a kind of soldier in the TV series that wore brown coats as uniforms.

Noun

 * 1)  A fan of the TV series Firefly.

title: Browncoat


text: concussionis

title: concussionis


text: concussionum

title: concussionum


text: concussionibus

title: concussionibus


text: concussionem

title: concussionem


text: Browncoats

title: Browncoats


text: nessary

title: nessary


text: conductoris

title: conductoris


text: conductori

title: conductori


text: conductoribus

title: conductoribus


text: conductorem

title: conductorem


text: conductore

title: conductore


text: conductorium

title: conductorium


text:
User:Ayda

fa:user:Ayda

title: User:Ayda


text:
milkable

Adjective

 * 1) That can be milked.

Translations

 * Dutch: melkbaar
 * German: melkbar
 * Alemannic German: mëlch

title: milkable


text:
rootable

Adjective

 * 1) That can be rooted.
 * 2)  Sexually attractive.
 * 1)  Sexually attractive.

title: rootable


text:
päätösvalta

Noun

 * 1) decision making power

title: päätösvalta


text:
mimicable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being mimicked.

title: mimicable


text:
tuckable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being tucked.

title: tuckable


text:
блатной

Adjective

 * 1)  having good connections, well-connected; having a, based on the use of cronyism, etc.
 * 2)  thieves' underworld

Noun

 * 1)  relative or friend of an important person; a representative of the criminal underworld of thieves
 * 2)   thief
 * 1)   thief

title: блатной


text:
tickable

Adjective

 * 1) That can be ticked; capable of being marked with a tick or check mark.
 * tickable boxes in a questionnaire
 * 1)  Of a bird, located so that it may be travelled to and viewed.
 * 2)  Of an observation, good enough to ensure correct identification and therefore allow the bird to be added to a list of observed birds.
 * 3)  Of a program instruction: counted for the purpose of generating periodic signals every few instructions.
 * 1)  Of a program instruction: counted for the purpose of generating periodic signals every few instructions.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 可打鉤的
 * Dutch:
 * Finnish: täytettävä, ruksattava

title: tickable


text:
кул

Etymology
Akin to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) arm

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to smile
 * 2) to laugh
 * 3) to grin, to smirk

Noun

 * 1) hand

Etymology
Ultimately from. Cognates with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) slave

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) slave

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) cool

Adverb

 * 1) cool, in a cool way

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) slave

Noun

 * 1) hand

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hand

title: кул


text:
hijackable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being hijacked.

title: hijackable


text:
seizable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being seized.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: takavarikoitavissa oleva
 * Russian:

title: seizable


text:
аподиктички

Adverb

 * 1) apodictically

title: аподиктички


text:
humpable

Adjective

 * 1)  That can be humped; sexually attractive.

title: humpable


text:
честито

Interjection

 * 1) congratulations

Adverb

 * 1) honestly

title: честито


text:
честит

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  honorous
 * 2)  happy as a congratulation

Adjective

 * 1) honest

title: честит


text: digable

title: digable


text:
Citations:epiphænomenon

 * 1)  A metal process or state that is an incidental by-product of physiological events in the brain or nervous system.
 * 2)  A symptom that develops during the course of a disease that is not connected to the disease.
 * 1)  A symptom that develops during the course of a disease that is not connected to the disease.

title: Citations:epiphænomenon


text:
epiphænomenon

Etymology
From.

title: epiphænomenon


text:
conjectus

Etymology 2
Perfect passive participle of.

title: conjectus


text: conjectui

title: conjectui


text: conjectum

title: conjectum


text: conjectu

title: conjectu


text: conjectuum

title: conjectuum


text: conjectibus

title: conjectibus


text: conjecta

title: conjecta


text: conjecti

title: conjecti


text: conjectae

title: conjectae


text: conjectorum

title: conjectorum


text: conjectarum

title: conjectarum


text: conjecto

title: conjecto


text: conjectis

title: conjectis


text: conjectam

title: conjectam


text: conjectos

title: conjectos


text: conjectas

title: conjectas


text: conjecte

title: conjecte


text:
pjaċir

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pleasure, enjoyment
 * 2) favour
 * 3) desire

title: pjaċir


text: contentior

title: contentior


text: pjaċiri

title: pjaċiri


text: contentiores

title: contentiores


text: contentiora

title: contentiora


text: contentioris

title: contentioris


text: contentiorum

title: contentiorum


text: contentiori

title: contentiori


text: contentiorem

title: contentiorem


text: contentiore

title: contentiore


text: contentioribus

title: contentioribus


text:
corroborans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) strengthening, corroborating

title: corroborans


text:
corroboraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to strengthen, corroborate

title: corroboraturus


text:
corroboratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) strengthened, corroborated

title: corroboratus


text:
corroborandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be strengthened, corroborated

title: corroborandus


text: corroborantes

title: corroborantes


text: corroborantia

title: corroborantia


text: corroborantis

title: corroborantis


text: corroborantium

title: corroborantium


text: corroborantibus

title: corroborantibus


text: corroborantem

title: corroborantem


text: corroboratura

title: corroboratura


text: corroboraturum

title: corroboraturum


text: corroboraturi

title: corroboraturi


text: corroboraturae

title: corroboraturae


text: corroboraturorum

title: corroboraturorum


text: corroboraturarum

title: corroboraturarum


text: corroboraturo

title: corroboraturo


text: corroboraturis

title: corroboraturis


text: corroboraturam

title: corroboraturam


text: corroboraturos

title: corroboraturos


text: corroboraturas

title: corroboraturas


text: corroborature

title: corroborature


text: corroboratum

title: corroboratum


text: corroboratae

title: corroboratae


text: corroboratorum

title: corroboratorum


text: corroboratarum

title: corroboratarum


text: corroboratam

title: corroboratam


text: corroboratos

title: corroboratos


text: corroboratas

title: corroboratas


text: corroboranda

title: corroboranda


text: corroborandum

title: corroborandum


text: corroborandi

title: corroborandi


text: corroborandae

title: corroborandae


text: corroborandorum

title: corroborandorum


text: corroborandarum

title: corroborandarum


text: corroborandis

title: corroborandis


text: corroborandam

title: corroborandam


text: corroborandos

title: corroborandos


text: corroborandas

title: corroborandas


text: corroborande

title: corroborande


text:
cruciaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to crucify

title: cruciaturus


text:
cruciandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be crucified

title: cruciandus


text: cruciantes

title: cruciantes


text: cruciantia

title: cruciantia


text: cruciantis

title: cruciantis


text: cruciantium

title: cruciantium


text: crucianti

title: crucianti


text: cruciante

title: cruciante


text: cruciantibus

title: cruciantibus


text: cruciantem

title: cruciantem


text: cruciatura

title: cruciatura


text: cruciaturum

title: cruciaturum


text: cruciaturi

title: cruciaturi


text: cruciaturae

title: cruciaturae


text: cruciaturorum

title: cruciaturorum


text: cruciaturarum

title: cruciaturarum


text: cruciaturo

title: cruciaturo


text: cruciaturis

title: cruciaturis


text: cruciaturam

title: cruciaturam


text:
Talk:возглавить

Conjugation
I'm not 100% sure but I think the conjugation of vozglavit' is wrong here. It says "ty vozglavit, on vozglavete, my vozglavish, vy vozglavim, oni vozglavjat". Should't it be "ty vozglavish, on vozglavit, my vozglavim, vy vozglavete"? --Longrim 15:00, 11 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:возглавить


text: cruciaturos

title: cruciaturos


text: cruciaturas

title: cruciaturas


text: cruciature

title: cruciature


text: crucianda

title: crucianda


text: cruciandum

title: cruciandum


text: cruciandi

title: cruciandi


text:
Frankie

Proper noun

 * , Francisco, Francis or Franklin.
 * 1)  or Francesca.
 * 2)  A diminutive of the surname Frankenstein, used as a given name for a similar monster or mad scientist.
 * 1)  A diminutive of the surname Frankenstein, used as a given name for a similar monster or mad scientist.

title: Frankie


text: cruciandae

title: cruciandae


text: cruciandorum

title: cruciandorum


text: cruciandarum

title: cruciandarum


text: cruciando

title: cruciando


text: cruciandis

title: cruciandis


text: cruciandam

title: cruciandam


text: cruciandos

title: cruciandos


text: cruciandas

title: cruciandas


text: cruciande

title: cruciande


text: secher

title: secher


text:
cubitalis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) a cubit in length
 * 2)  elbow

title: cubitalis


text: cubitales

title: cubitales


text: cubitalia

title: cubitalia


text: cubitalium

title: cubitalium


text: cubitalibus

title: cubitalibus


text: cubitalem

title: cubitalem


text: diaphragmata

title: diaphragmata


text: diaphragmatis

title: diaphragmatis


text: diaphragmatum

title: diaphragmatum


text: diaphragmati

title: diaphragmati


text: diaphragmatibus

title: diaphragmatibus


text: diaphragmate

title: diaphragmate


text:
disiunctio

Noun

 * 1) separation
 * 2) disjunction

title: disiunctio


text: disjunctio

title: disjunctio


text: disjunctiones

title: disjunctiones


text: disjunctionis

title: disjunctionis


text: disjunctionum

title: disjunctionum


text: disjunctioni

title: disjunctioni


text: disjunctionibus

title: disjunctionibus


text: disjunctionem

title: disjunctionem


text: disjunctione

title: disjunctione


text: disiunctiones

title: disiunctiones


text: disiunctionis

title: disiunctionis


text: disiunctionum

title: disiunctionum


text: disiunctioni

title: disiunctioni


text: disiunctionibus

title: disiunctionibus


text: disiunctionem

title: disiunctionem


text: disiunctione

title: disiunctione


text:
ductio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) leading (away)

title: ductio


text: ductiones

title: ductiones


text: ductionis

title: ductionis


text: ductionum

title: ductionum


text: ductioni

title: ductioni


text: ductionibus

title: ductionibus


text: ductionem

title: ductionem


text: ductione

title: ductione


text:
effervescentia

Noun

 * 1) effervescence

title: effervescentia


text: effervescentiae

title: effervescentiae


text: effervescentiarum

title: effervescentiarum


text: effervescentiis

title: effervescentiis


text: effervescentiam

title: effervescentiam


text: effervescentias

title: effervescentias


text: ejusdem

title: ejusdem


text:
Talk:digable

diggable?
Is this a misspelling of diggable? Mglovesfun (talk) 15:29, 11 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:digable


text:
electriso

Verb

 * 1) to charge (with electricity)

title: electriso


text: electrisas

title: electrisas


text: electrisat

title: electrisat


text: electrisamus

title: electrisamus


text: electrisatis

title: electrisatis


text: electrisant

title: electrisant


text: electrisabo

title: electrisabo


text: electrisabis

title: electrisabis


text: electrisabit

title: electrisabit


text: electrisabimus

title: electrisabimus


text: electrisabitis

title: electrisabitis


text: electrisabunt

title: electrisabunt


text: electrisabam

title: electrisabam


text: electrisabas

title: electrisabas


text: electrisabat

title: electrisabat


text: electrisabamus

title: electrisabamus


text: electrisabatis

title: electrisabatis


text: electrisabant

title: electrisabant


text: electrisavi

title: electrisavi


text: electrisavisti

title: electrisavisti


text: electrisavit

title: electrisavit


text: electrisavimus

title: electrisavimus


text: electrisavistis

title: electrisavistis


text: electrisaverunt

title: electrisaverunt


text: electrisavero

title: electrisavero


text: electrisaveris

title: electrisaveris


text: electrisaverit

title: electrisaverit


text: electrisaverimus

title: electrisaverimus


text: electrisaveritis

title: electrisaveritis


text: electrisaverint

title: electrisaverint


text: electrisaveram

title: electrisaveram


text: electrisaveras

title: electrisaveras


text: electrisaverat

title: electrisaverat


text: electrisaveramus

title: electrisaveramus


text: electrisaveratis

title: electrisaveratis


text: electrisaverant

title: electrisaverant


text: electrisor

title: electrisor


text: electrisaris

title: electrisaris


text: electrisamur

title: electrisamur


text: electrisamini

title: electrisamini


text: electrisatur

title: electrisatur


text: electrisantur

title: electrisantur


text: electrisabor

title: electrisabor


text: electrisaberis

title: electrisaberis


text: electrisabimur

title: electrisabimur


text: electrisabimini

title: electrisabimini


text: electrisabitur

title: electrisabitur


text: electrisabuntur

title: electrisabuntur


text: electrisabar

title: electrisabar


text: electrisabaris

title: electrisabaris


text: electrisabamur

title: electrisabamur


text: electrisabamini

title: electrisabamini


text: electrisabatur

title: electrisabatur


text: electrisabantur

title: electrisabantur


text: electrisem

title: electrisem


text: electrises

title: electrises


text: electriset

title: electriset


text: electrisemus

title: electrisemus


text: electrisetis

title: electrisetis


text: electrisent

title: electrisent


text: electrisarem

title: electrisarem


text: electrisares

title: electrisares


text: electrisaret

title: electrisaret


text:
hölkäsen pöläys

Etymology
A variant of, possibly by influence from.

Declension
All other forms than the singular partitive form are rare.

title: hölkäsen pöläys


text: electrisaremus

title: electrisaremus


text: electrisaretis

title: electrisaretis


text: electrisarent

title: electrisarent


text: electrisaverim

title: electrisaverim


text: electrisavissem

title: electrisavissem


text: electrisavisses

title: electrisavisses


text: electrisavisset

title: electrisavisset


text: electrisavissemus

title: electrisavissemus


text: electrisavissetis

title: electrisavissetis


text: electrisavissent

title: electrisavissent


text: electriser

title: electriser


text: electriseris

title: electriseris


text: electrisemur

title: electrisemur


text: electrisemini

title: electrisemini


text: electrisetur

title: electrisetur


text: electrisentur

title: electrisentur


text: electrisarer

title: electrisarer


text: electrisareris

title: electrisareris


text: electrisaremur

title: electrisaremur


text: electrisaremini

title: electrisaremini


text: electrisaretur

title: electrisaretur


text: electrisarentur

title: electrisarentur


text: electrisa

title: electrisa


text: electrisato

title: electrisato


text: electrisate

title: electrisate


text: electrisatote

title: electrisatote


text: electrisanto

title: electrisanto


text: electrisare

title: electrisare


text: electrisator

title: electrisator


text: electrisantor

title: electrisantor


text: electrisavisse

title: electrisavisse


text: electrisari

title: electrisari


text:
enascens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) sprouting forth

title: enascens


text:
enaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to sprout forth

title: enaturus


text: enascentes

title: enascentes


text: enascentia

title: enascentia


text: enascentis

title: enascentis


text: enascentium

title: enascentium


text: enascenti

title: enascenti


text: enascente

title: enascente


text: enascentibus

title: enascentibus


text: enascentem

title: enascentem


text:
asumiskelvoton

Adjective

 * 1) uninhabitable

title: asumiskelvoton


text: enatura

title: enatura


text: enaturum

title: enaturum


text: enaturi

title: enaturi


text: enaturae

title: enaturae


text: enaturorum

title: enaturorum


text: enaturarum

title: enaturarum


text: enaturo

title: enaturo


text: enaturis

title: enaturis


text: enaturam

title: enaturam


text: enaturos

title: enaturos


text: enaturas

title: enaturas


text: enature

title: enature


text:
asumiskelpoinen

Adjective

 * 1) inhabitable, habitable

title: asumiskelpoinen


text:
flaccesco

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to wilt or wither, droop or languish
 * 2) to (begin to) flag

title: flaccesco


text: flaccescis

title: flaccescis


text: flaccescit

title: flaccescit


text: flaccescimus

title: flaccescimus


text: flaccescitis

title: flaccescitis


text: flaccescunt

title: flaccescunt


text: flaccescam

title: flaccescam


text: flaccesces

title: flaccesces


text: flaccescet

title: flaccescet


text: flaccescemus

title: flaccescemus


text: flaccescetis

title: flaccescetis


text: flaccescent

title: flaccescent


text: flaccescebam

title: flaccescebam


text: flaccescebas

title: flaccescebas


text: flaccescebat

title: flaccescebat


text: flaccescebamus

title: flaccescebamus


text: flaccescebatis

title: flaccescebatis


text: flaccescebant

title: flaccescebant


text: flaccui

title: flaccui


text: flaccuisti

title: flaccuisti


text: flaccuit

title: flaccuit


text: flaccuimus

title: flaccuimus


text: flaccuistis

title: flaccuistis


text: flaccuerunt

title: flaccuerunt


text: flaccuero

title: flaccuero


text: flaccueris

title: flaccueris


text: flaccuerit

title: flaccuerit


text: flaccuerimus

title: flaccuerimus


text: flaccueritis

title: flaccueritis


text: flaccuerint

title: flaccuerint


text: flaccueram

title: flaccueram


text: flaccueras

title: flaccueras


text: flaccuerat

title: flaccuerat


text: flaccueramus

title: flaccueramus


text: flaccueratis

title: flaccueratis


text: flaccuerant

title: flaccuerant


text: flaccescas

title: flaccescas


text: flaccescat

title: flaccescat


text: flaccescamus

title: flaccescamus


text: flaccescatis

title: flaccescatis


text: flaccescant

title: flaccescant


text: flaccescerem

title: flaccescerem


text: flaccesceres

title: flaccesceres


text: flaccesceret

title: flaccesceret


text:
körkütük

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)   (in love, drunk etc.)

title: körkütük


text: flaccesceremus

title: flaccesceremus


text: flaccesceretis

title: flaccesceretis


text: flaccescerent

title: flaccescerent


text: flaccuerim

title: flaccuerim


text: flaccuissem

title: flaccuissem


text: flaccuisses

title: flaccuisses


text: flaccuisset

title: flaccuisset


text: flaccuissemus

title: flaccuissemus


text: flaccuissetis

title: flaccuissetis


text: flaccuissent

title: flaccuissent


text: flaccesce

title: flaccesce


text: flaccescito

title: flaccescito


text: flaccescite

title: flaccescite


text: flaccescitote

title: flaccescitote


text: flaccescunto

title: flaccescunto


text: flaccescere

title: flaccescere


text: flaccuisse

title: flaccuisse


text: foetores

title: foetores


text: foetoris

title: foetoris


text: foetori

title: foetori


text: foetoribus

title: foetoribus


text: foetorem

title: foetorem


text: foetore

title: foetore


text:
Talk:discount

What about "The conspiracy theory has been discounted"? Is that a malapropism for "discredited" or a valid use meaning "proven false"?
 * See verb definition #4 "To leave out of account; to take no notice of." SemperBlotto 15:50, 11 May 2011 (UTC)

Etymology
Etymology, even by its own admission, seems a bit confused. Does it mean that certain meanings come from the Modern French décompte and the rest are from Old French? I'd say that this is from Old French, and that it's a cognate of décompte, not a descendant of it. --Mglovesfun (talk) 16:50, 8 July 2011 (UTC)

discount
Rfv-senses:
 * 1) Of goods, available at reduced prices; discounted.
 * 2) Of a store, specializing in goods at reduced prices.

These appear to be nominal not adjectival. I can't imagine anyone saying "these clothes are very discount". Renard Migrant (talk) 15:42, 11 April 2015 (UTC)

 * I've found several unambiguously adjectival quotations, but I'm not sure if they all correspond to one of those two senses.

 * Whether...your product is discount or luxury... (sense 1)
 * Some catalogs are more discount than others (sense 2)
 * There's a record store around the corner, you know / But is it discount? (sense 2)
 * Two general merchandisers operate, but they are not very discount (sense 2)
 * A very discount, cut-price approach to things. (sense 2?)
 * Moreover this model uses a very discount rate for consumers that gives an advantage to regulation as a preferred solution. (?)
 * I suppose there was some solace given in stroking and kissing but it was a very discount kind of solace (?)
 * —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 16:19, 11 April 2015 (UTC)
 * These look fair enough. Renard Migrant (talk) 11:19, 12 April 2015 (UTC)

 * RFV passed: adjectival attesting quotations are above; the nominator seems okay with them above. --Dan Polansky (talk) 09:06, 25 April 2015 (UTC)

Pronunciation
"In some senses" is too ambiguous. Please make the pronunciation section more clear. Olaf (talk) 08:30, 30 October 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:discount


text:
fulguratio

Noun

 * 1) lightning (especially sheet lightning)

title: fulguratio


text: fulgurationes

title: fulgurationes


text: fulgurationis

title: fulgurationis


text: fulgurationum

title: fulgurationum


text: fulgurationi

title: fulgurationi


text: fulgurationibus

title: fulgurationibus


text: fulgurationem

title: fulgurationem


text: fulguratione

title: fulguratione


text:
בזהירות

Etymology
From.

Prepositional phrase

 * 1) Carefully, cautiously: with caution or care.

title: בזהירות


text:
galvanicus

Adjective

 * 1)  galvanic, electric

title: galvanicus


text: galvanicum

title: galvanicum


text: galvanicae

title: galvanicae


text: galvanicorum

title: galvanicorum


text: galvanicarum

title: galvanicarum


text: galvanicis

title: galvanicis


text: galvanicam

title: galvanicam


text: galvanicos

title: galvanicos


text: galvanicas

title: galvanicas


text:
полет

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) flight
 * 2)  a taking off rapid development, success

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) verve, enthusiasm
 * 2) takeoff

Etymology
From /.

Noun

 * 1) a taking flight, takeoff
 * 2) enthusiasm, elation, spirit
 * 3) quick, strong growth; progress
 * 1) quick, strong growth; progress

title: полет


text:
огонек

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  ogonek

title: огонек


text:
sesli

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  sound, audio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  vowel

title: sesli


text:
огонёк

Noun

 * : light, spark
 * 1)  a condiment from shredded tomatoes, horseradish, garlic and salt
 * 1)  a condiment from shredded tomatoes, horseradish, garlic and salt

title: огонёк


text: gasibus

title: gasibus


text:
gase

Noun

 * 1) gander (male goose)

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) fuel gas; natural gas

title: gase


text: белье

title: белье


text:
Citations:œnophorum

Noun: for carrying

 * 1837, Arthur Brooke Faulkner, Letters to the Right Honourable Lord Brougham and Vaux, John Macrone; page #179:
 * At Terracina, we replenished our œnophorum with delicious wine and divers munitions against the necessities of the road, and arrived about one, at Treponti.
 * 1858, Samuel Birch, History of Ancient Pottery, John Murray; Volume II, Part IV, Chapter III, page #318:
 * Another vase for holding wine, probably the same as the œnophorum, was the acratophorum.

title: Citations:œnophorum


text:
glandulae

Etymology 1
Plural of.

Noun

 * 1)  glands of the throat; tonsils
 * 2)  swollen glands in the neck, enlarged tonsils
 * 1)  swollen glands in the neck, enlarged tonsils

title: glandulae


text: glandularum

title: glandularum


text: glandulis

title: glandulis


text: glandulam

title: glandulam


text: glandulas

title: glandulas


text:
يعقوبيان

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) . Yacoubian, Yaghoubian

title: يعقوبيان


text: Category:Catalan formal terms

title: Category:Catalan formal terms


text:
бельё

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) underwear, skivvies, underclothes, undergarment, undies
 * 2) bedclothes, linen
 * 3) washing textiles that have been or are to be washed

title: бельё


text: Category:ro:Metrology

title: Category:ro:Metrology


text:
отчет

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) report, account

title: отчет


text: humectat

title: humectat


text: humectamus

title: humectamus


text: humectatis

title: humectatis


text: humectabo

title: humectabo


text: humectabis

title: humectabis


text: humectabit

title: humectabit


text: humectabimus

title: humectabimus


text: humectabitis

title: humectabitis


text: humectabunt

title: humectabunt


text: humectabam

title: humectabam


text: humectabas

title: humectabas


text: humectabat

title: humectabat


text: humectabamus

title: humectabamus


text: humectabatis

title: humectabatis


text: humectabant

title: humectabant


text: humectavi

title: humectavi


text: humectavisti

title: humectavisti


text: humectavit

title: humectavit


text: humectavimus

title: humectavimus


text: humectavistis

title: humectavistis


text: humectaverunt

title: humectaverunt


text: humectavero

title: humectavero


text: humectaveris

title: humectaveris


text: humectaverit

title: humectaverit


text: humectaverimus

title: humectaverimus


text: humectaveritis

title: humectaveritis


text: humectaverint

title: humectaverint


text: humectaveram

title: humectaveram


text: humectaveras

title: humectaveras


text: humectaverat

title: humectaverat


text: humectaveramus

title: humectaveramus


text: humectaveratis

title: humectaveratis


text: humectaverant

title: humectaverant


text: humector

title: humector


text: humectaris

title: humectaris


text: humectamur

title: humectamur


text: humectamini

title: humectamini


text: humectatur

title: humectatur


text: humectantur

title: humectantur


text: humectabor

title: humectabor


text: humectaberis

title: humectaberis


text: humectabimur

title: humectabimur


text: humectabimini

title: humectabimini


text: humectabitur

title: humectabitur


text: humectabuntur

title: humectabuntur


text: humectabar

title: humectabar


text: humectabaris

title: humectabaris


text: humectabamur

title: humectabamur


text: humectabamini

title: humectabamini


text: humectabatur

title: humectabatur


text: humectabantur

title: humectabantur


text: humectem

title: humectem


text: humectes

title: humectes


text: humectet

title: humectet


text: humectemus

title: humectemus


text: humectetis

title: humectetis


text: humectent

title: humectent


text: humectarem

title: humectarem


text: humectares

title: humectares


text: humectaret

title: humectaret


text: humectaremus

title: humectaremus


text: humectaretis

title: humectaretis


text: humectarent

title: humectarent


text: humectaverim

title: humectaverim


text: humectavissem

title: humectavissem


text: humectavisses

title: humectavisses


text: humectavisset

title: humectavisset


text: humectavissemus

title: humectavissemus


text: humectavissetis

title: humectavissetis


text: humectavissent

title: humectavissent


text:
humecter

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to moisten make slightly wet

title: humecter


text: humecteris

title: humecteris


text: humectemur

title: humectemur


text: humectemini

title: humectemini


text: humectetur

title: humectetur


text: humectentur

title: humectentur


text: humectarer

title: humectarer


text: humectareris

title: humectareris


text: humectaremur

title: humectaremur


text: humectaremini

title: humectaremini


text: humectaretur

title: humectaretur


text: humectarentur

title: humectarentur


text: humectato

title: humectato


text: humectatote

title: humectatote


text: humectanto

title: humectanto


text: humectare

title: humectare


text: humectator

title: humectator


text: humectantor

title: humectantor


text: humectavisse

title: humectavisse


text: humectari

title: humectari


text:
umectat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) humidified

title: umectat


text: umectamus

title: umectamus


text: umectatis

title: umectatis


text: umectant

title: umectant


text: umectabo

title: umectabo


text: umectabis

title: umectabis


text: umectabit

title: umectabit


text: umectabimus

title: umectabimus


text: umectabitis

title: umectabitis


text: umectabunt

title: umectabunt


text: umectabam

title: umectabam


text: umectabas

title: umectabas


text: umectabat

title: umectabat


text: umectabamus

title: umectabamus


text: umectabatis

title: umectabatis


text: umectabant

title: umectabant


text: umectavi

title: umectavi


text: umectavisti

title: umectavisti


text: umectavit

title: umectavit


text: umectavimus

title: umectavimus


text: umectavistis

title: umectavistis


text: umectaverunt

title: umectaverunt


text: umectavero

title: umectavero


text: umectaveris

title: umectaveris


text: umectaverit

title: umectaverit


text: umectaverimus

title: umectaverimus


text: umectaveritis

title: umectaveritis


text: umectaverint

title: umectaverint


text: umectaveram

title: umectaveram


text: umectaveras

title: umectaveras


text: umectaverat

title: umectaverat


text: umectaveramus

title: umectaveramus


text: umectaveratis

title: umectaveratis


text: umectaverant

title: umectaverant


text: umector

title: umector


text: umectaris

title: umectaris


text: umectamur

title: umectamur


text: umectamini

title: umectamini


text: umectatur

title: umectatur


text: umectantur

title: umectantur


text: umectabor

title: umectabor


text: umectaberis

title: umectaberis


text: umectabimur

title: umectabimur


text: umectabimini

title: umectabimini


text: umectabitur

title: umectabitur


text: umectabuntur

title: umectabuntur


text: umectabar

title: umectabar


text: umectabaris

title: umectabaris


text: umectabamur

title: umectabamur


text: umectabamini

title: umectabamini


text: umectabatur

title: umectabatur


text: umectabantur

title: umectabantur


text: umectem

title: umectem


text: umectes

title: umectes


text: umectet

title: umectet


text: umectemus

title: umectemus


text: umectetis

title: umectetis


text: umectent

title: umectent


text: umectarem

title: umectarem


text: umectares

title: umectares


text: umectaret

title: umectaret


text: umectaremus

title: umectaremus


text: umectaretis

title: umectaretis


text: umectarent

title: umectarent


text: umectaverim

title: umectaverim


text: umectavissem

title: umectavissem


text: umectavisses

title: umectavisses


text: umectavisset

title: umectavisset


text: umectavissemus

title: umectavissemus


text: umectavissetis

title: umectavissetis


text: umectavissent

title: umectavissent


text: umecter

title: umecter


text: umecteris

title: umecteris


text: umectemur

title: umectemur


text: umectemini

title: umectemini


text: umectetur

title: umectetur


text: umectentur

title: umectentur


text: umectarer

title: umectarer


text: umectareris

title: umectareris


text: umectaremur

title: umectaremur


text: umectaremini

title: umectaremini


text: umectaretur

title: umectaretur


text: umectarentur

title: umectarentur


text: umectato

title: umectato


text: umectate

title: umectate


text: umectatote

title: umectatote


text: umectanto

title: umectanto


text:
umectare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) moistening

title: umectare


text: umectator

title: umectator


text: umectantor

title: umectantor


text: umectavisse

title: umectavisse


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/dronkverdriet

Oops, you're right - it's listed as an English word. I was moving several miscellaneous foreign language idioms to their correct language categories from English and must have moved this one to Afrikaans based on a quick glance. I have reverted it. Thanks for pointing that out, Facts707 16:31, 11 May 2011 (UTC)


text: umectari

title: umectari


text: humerorum

title: humerorum


text:
humero

Noun

 * 1) humerus

title: humero


text: humerum

title: humerum


text: humeros

title: humeros


text: humere

title: humere


text: Category:English form-of templates

title: Category:English form-of templates


text:
гимнастёрка

Noun

 * 1)  blouse, tunic

title: гимнастёрка


text: Category:Arabic surnames from Armenian

title: Category:Arabic surnames from Armenian


text: Category:Portuguese childish terms

title: Category:Portuguese childish terms


text: Category:French childish terms

title: Category:French childish terms


text:
mittel

Etymology
From.

Etymology
See

Adjective

 * 1)  middle, in the middle
 * in mitt(e)ler Nacht, in mitteler Zeit, zum mittlen (Segen-)Tau
 * 1)  average, middling
 * 2)  mid
 * 1)  mid

Usage notes
The positive form mittel has largely fallen out of usage in modern German, occurring mostly in compound terms such as, ,. The superlative is also uncommon. , which originated as the comparative form, is now used in places where one would expect the positive form.

title: mittel


text:
приёмный

Adjective

 * 1)  reception, waiting
 * 2)  receiving, consulting
 * 3)  office
 * 4)  entrance
 * 5)  foster

title: приёмный


text:
mittlerer

Etymology
The comparative form of.

Adjective

 * 1) in the middle
 * 2) middling, average

Usage notes
Compare.

Declension
Notes:
 * There is also, , without the loss of e, see the alternative form.
 * There is also for.

title: mittlerer


text: mittelsten

title: mittelsten


text: akzeptabler

title: akzeptabler


text:
læsions

Noun

 * 1) * 1815, Alexander Denmark, Observations on the Mediterranean Fever in Medico‐Chirurgical Transactions (Woodfall), volume VI, page 315:
 * I shall not, therefore, presume to obtrude an opinion, either upon the cause of symptoms, or of morbid læsions, unsupported by the evidence of anatomical demonstration.
 * I shall not, therefore, presume to obtrude an opinion, either upon the cause of symptoms, or of morbid læsions, unsupported by the evidence of anatomical demonstration.

title: læsions


text:
вдвоём

Adverb

 * 1) two (together), both (together)

title: вдвоём


text:
Citations:obtrude

Verb: impose on another

 * 1815, Alexander Denmark, Observations on the Mediterranean Fever, in Medico‐Chirurgical Transactions, Woodfall; Volume VI, page #315:
 * I shall not, therefore, presume to obtrude an opinion, either upon the cause of symptoms, or of morbid læsions, unsupported by the evidence of anatomical demonstration.

title: Citations:obtrude


text:
всерьёз

Adverb

 * 1) in earnest, seriously

title: всерьёз


text:
œnophorum

Etymology
From, from , related to.

Noun

 * 1)  A  (such as a jug or basket) for  or   or wine bottles.

title: œnophorum


text:
ympäristöministeriö

Noun

 * 1) ministry of environment

title: ympäristöministeriö


text: насчет

title: насчет


text:
насчёт

Etymology
.

Preposition

 * 1)  about, concerning, regarding

Usage notes
Can be split in the phrase, instead of (which is also used).

title: насчёт


text:
bakir

Etymology
From

Adjective

 * 1) virgin
 * 2) not having had sexual intercourse
 * 3) not  yet cultivated, explored, or exploited by humans
 * 4) pure, unsullied, untarnished

Noun

 * 1) virgin

Noun

 * 1) forest; woods

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) virgin ;

title: bakir


text:
sisäministeriö

Etymology
, shortened from former

Noun

 * 1)  Ministry of the Interior official translation
 * 2) interior ministry, ministry of the interior, ministry of internal affairs; Home Office ; Department of Homeland Security  ministry responsible for internal affairs in another country

Usage notes
The official English translation of Finland's is "Ministry of the Interior". The names of corresponding ministries in some English-speaking countries:
 * USA: Department of Homeland Security
 * United Kingdom: Home Office
 * Canada: Public Safety Canada
 * New Zealand: Department of Internal Affairs
 * South Africa: Department of Home Affairs

title: sisäministeriö


text: maniae

title: maniae


text:
työministeriö

Noun

 * 1) The former Ministry of Labour of Finland, now part of the.
 * 2) A similar ministry in another country.

title: työministeriö


text:
maa- ja metsätalousministeriö

Noun

 * 1) The Finnish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

title: maa- ja metsätalousministeriö


text:
باکرگی

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) virginity

title: باکرگی


text:
metsätalous

Noun

 * 1) forestry art and practice of cultivating, exploiting and renewing forests for commercial purposes

title: metsätalous


text:
بکارت

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) virginity

title: بکارت


text:
Talk:abacavir

Change of lamivudine to Ziagen
I changed the definition to indicate that Ziagen is the brand name drug rather than lamivudine. Lamivudine is another anti-retroviral drug that is sometimes used in combination with abacavir.

Epolk 18:02, 11 May 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:abacavir


text:
bakire

Noun

 * 1) virgin ;

title: bakire


text:
kauppa- ja teollisuusministeriö

Noun

 * 1) The former Ministry of Trade and Industry of Finland, now replaced with työ- ja elinkeinoministeriö
 * 2) A similar ministry in another country.

title: kauppa- ja teollisuusministeriö


text:
Citations:accolæ

Noun: plural of

 * 1866, William John Law, The Alps of Hannibal, Macmillan and Co.; Part II, Chapter II, page #31:
 * Strabo, enumerating the accolæ of the Rhine, seems to take them from Cæsar.

title: Citations:accolæ


text:
työ- ja elinkeinoministeriö

Noun

 * 1) The Ministry of Employment and the Economy of Finland.

title: työ- ja elinkeinoministeriö


text: rövidebben

title: rövidebben


text: legrövidebben

title: legrövidebben


text: rendszeresebb

title: rendszeresebb


text: legrendszeresebb

title: legrendszeresebb


text: mérsékeltebb

title: mérsékeltebb


text: legmérsékeltebb

title: legmérsékeltebb


text:
day after day

Adverb

 * 1)  For an indefinite number of days.

Usage notes

 * Used to convey regarding a period not ended as of the reference point.
 * Often used in extended forms such as day after day after day to show emphasis.

Related terms

 * See dayslong § Related terms

Translations

 * Arabic: يَوْمًا بَعْدَ يَوْم
 * Carrier: lhan'at dzin
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: ,
 * Danish: dag efter dag
 * Dutch: dag in dag uit
 * Esperanto: tago post tago
 * Estonian: päev-päevalt
 * Finnish: päivä toisensa jälkeen
 * French:
 * German:
 * Hindi: तारीख पे तारीख, तारीख पर तारीख, दिन प्रतिदिन
 * Hungarian: nap nap után, nap mint nap,
 * Ido:
 * Italian: giorno dopo giorno
 * Japanese:, 来る日も来る日も
 * Korean: 연일(連日)
 * Malay: hari demi hari
 * Norwegian: dag etter dag
 * Polish: dzień w dzień, dzień za dniem
 * Portuguese: dia após dia
 * Romanian: zi de zi
 * Russian: день за днём
 * Swedish: dag efter dag
 * Turkish:
 * Vietnamese: ngày này qua ngày khác

title: day after day


text:
neuvottelukierros

Noun

 * 1) A negotiation round set of linked negotiations

title: neuvottelukierros


text: Category:Hungarian adverbs suffixed with -ente


text:
invidiosus

Adjective

 * 1) envious, invidious, hostile
 * 2) enviable

Descendants

 * Northern Gallo-Romance:
 * Southern Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Borrowings:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:
 * Borrowings:

title: invidiosus


text: invidiosum

title: invidiosum


text: invidiosae

title: invidiosae


text: invidiosorum

title: invidiosorum


text: invidiosarum

title: invidiosarum


text: invidiosis

title: invidiosis


text: invidiosam

title: invidiosam


text: invidiosos

title: invidiosos


text: invidiosas

title: invidiosas


text:
פאלי

Adjective

 * 1) phallic

title: פאלי


text: Category:Hungarian adverbs suffixed with -onta


text: Category:Hungarian adverbs suffixed with -anta


text: Category:Hungarian adverbs suffixed with -önte


text:
hydrodendron

Noun

 * 1)  cathode

title: hydrodendron


text: Category:Hungarian adverbs suffixed with -on


text:
oxydendron

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  anode

Usage notes

 * Based on the attested forms and, it's unclear whether Greek -ον would be transliterated as -on or be converted to the equivalent Latin ending -um; either option is possible when adapting from Greek to Latin.

title: oxydendron


text:
פאלוס

Noun

 * 1) phallus

title: פאלוס


text: hydrodendra

title: hydrodendra


text: hydrodendris

title: hydrodendris


text:
hydrodendrum

Usage notes

 * Neither masculine nominative singular form is attested. See.

title: hydrodendrum


text: hydrodendri

title: hydrodendri


text: oxydendra

title: oxydendra


text: oxydendris

title: oxydendris


text:
oxydendrum

Usage notes

 * Neither masculine nominative singular form is attested. See.

title: oxydendrum


text: oxydendri

title: oxydendri


text: ascultat

title: ascultat


text:
vakon

Adverb

 * 1) blindly

title: vakon


text: σταθερού

title: σταθερού


text: σταθερό

title: σταθερό


text: σταθεροί

title: σταθεροί


text: σταθερών

title: σταθερών


text: σταθερή

title: σταθερή


text: σταθερής

title: σταθερής


text: σταθερές

title: σταθερές


text: σταθερέ

title: σταθερέ


text: σταθερούς

title: σταθερούς


text: Category:French nonstandard terms

title: Category:French nonstandard terms


text:
חדר מיון

Etymology
From + ; hence literally “sorting room”.

Noun

 * 1) An emergency room, an emergency department: a department of a hospital tasked with initial treatment of those requiring immediate care.

title: חדר מיון


text:
המתין

Verb

 * 1) to wait

title: המתין


text: lapsus linguæ

title: lapsus linguæ


text:
kölivene

Noun

 * 1)  keelboat

title: kölivene


text:
מטופל

Etymology
See etymology under. The noun follows from the participle.

Noun

 * 1) A (male) patient: a (male) person receiving medical treatment.

title: מטופל


text: vivâ voce

title: vivâ voce


text: Category:English catachreses

title: Category:English catachreses


text:
die on the vine

Verb

 * 1)  To fail at an early stage or never come to fruition, typically due to neglect, infeasibility, or lack of resources.
 * His ambitious plan to build a flying car died on the vine.

Synonyms

 * wither on the vine

title: die on the vine


text: dies on the vine

title: dies on the vine


text: dying on the vine

title: dying on the vine


text: died on the vine

title: died on the vine


text:
Yaghoubian

Alternative forms

 * (less common)

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Translations

 * Armenian: Յաղուբյան
 * Russian: Ягубян

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Yaghoubian is the 115639th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 151 individuals. Yaghoubian is most common among White (92.05%) individuals.

title: Yaghoubian


text:
Yacoubian

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Translations

 * Armenian: Յակուբյան
 * Russian: Якубян

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Yacoubian is the 98553rd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 184 individuals. Yacoubian is most common among White (90.22%) individuals.

title: Yacoubian


text:
sniksnak

Etymology
From 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, as a reduplication of.

Pronunciation

 * or
 * or

Noun

 * 1) nonsense, rubbish
 * 2)  fiddlesticks!, nonsense! expression of disbelief or disdain

title: sniksnak


text:
meteorologiczny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) meteorological

title: meteorologiczny


text: Category:English neologisms

title: Category:English neologisms


text:
waniliowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  vanilla

title: waniliowy


text:
broderskab

Noun

 * 1) brotherhood
 * 2) fraternity

title: broderskab


text: Category:Dutch terms borrowed back into Dutch


text: orchidopexy

title: orchidopexy


text: orchidopexies

title: orchidopexies


text:
brorskap

Noun

 * 1) brotherhood
 * 2) fraternity

Noun

 * 1) brotherhood
 * 2) fraternity

title: brorskap


text:
Category:Norwegian Bokmål terms suffixed with -skap

nl:Categorie:Achtervoegsel -skap in het Noors


text: Category:Norwegian Nynorsk terms suffixed with -skap


text:
orchiopexy

Etymology
+, from.

Noun

 * 1)  A procedure for fixation of a testis, often to move an undescended testicle into the scrotum and keep it there.

title: orchiopexy


text: Category:Arabic vulgarities

title: Category:Arabic vulgarities


text: orchiopexies

title: orchiopexies


text: Category:Dutch vulgarities

title: Category:Dutch vulgarities


text:
خواهش می‌کنم

Phrase

 * 1) please
 * 2) you're welcome

title: خواهش می‌کنم


text:
kardeşlik

Noun

 * 1) brotherhood
 * 2) fraternity

title: kardeşlik


text:
klere

Etymology
From, from , from , plural of.

Etymology
Contraction of, formerly also spelled. The modern Dutch term for the disease is.

Noun

 * 1)  cholera

title: klere


text:
qardaşlıq

Etymology
Morphologically.

Noun

 * 1)  siblinghood
 * 2) brotherhood, fraternity
 * 1) brotherhood, fraternity
 * 1) brotherhood, fraternity

title: qardaşlıq


text:
Parrhesia

Hypernyms

 * ; - subfamily

Hyponyms

 * (now ) - type species

title: Parrhesia


text:
gazetowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  newspaper
 * 2)  newspaper, newsprint

title: gazetowy


text:
hydrogeniferus

Adjective

 * 1)  hydrogeniferous

title: hydrogeniferus


text: hydrogenifera

title: hydrogenifera


text: hydrogeniferum

title: hydrogeniferum


text: hydrogeniferi

title: hydrogeniferi


text: hydrogeniferae

title: hydrogeniferae


text: hydrogeniferorum

title: hydrogeniferorum


text: hydrogeniferarum

title: hydrogeniferarum


text: hydrogenifero

title: hydrogenifero


text: hydrogeniferis

title: hydrogeniferis


text: hydrogeniferam

title: hydrogeniferam


text: hydrogeniferos

title: hydrogeniferos


text: hydrogeniferas

title: hydrogeniferas


text: hydrogenifere

title: hydrogenifere


text:
atomowy

Etymology
From. . Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  atom; atomic
 * 2) atomic
 * 3)  atomic
 * 4)  nuclear
 * 1)  nuclear

title: atomowy


text:
incitabilitas

Noun

 * 1) immovability

title: incitabilitas


text: incitabilitates

title: incitabilitates


text: incitabilitatis

title: incitabilitatis


text: incitabilitatum

title: incitabilitatum


text: incitabilitati

title: incitabilitati


text: incitabilitatibus

title: incitabilitatibus


text: incitabilitatem

title: incitabilitatem


text:
incitabilitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) incitability

title: incitabilitate


text:
incitabilis

Adjective

 * 1) immovable

title: incitabilis


text: incitabiles

title: incitabiles


text: incitabilia

title: incitabilia


text: incitabilium

title: incitabilium


text: incitabilibus

title: incitabilibus


text: incitabilem

title: incitabilem


text:
Citations:dysæsthesiæ

Noun: plural of

 * 1886, Ch. Féré, Nerve Troubles as Foreshadowed in the Child, in Brain: A Journal of Neurology, Macmillan and Co.; Volume VIII, page #234:
 * Certain individuals have peculiar dysæsthesiæ, which may involve every sense ; some cannot bear to be in the dark without being seized with an invincible terror.
 * 1888, Joseph Coats and Alexander Napier, The Glasgow Medical Journal, Alex Macdougall and H. K. Lewis; Volume XXIX, №. V, page #449:
 * She had numerous dysæsthesiæ, as, for instance, in the scalp and neck ; and she had myalgic pains in the back, the groins, and legs.
 * 1896, William Richard Gowers, A Manual of Diseases of the Nervous System, P. Blakiston, Son & Co.; Volume I, second edition, page #159:
 * This depends on the fact that even when all the nerves, including those of the fingers, are diseased, all the fibres may not be destroyed in any one nerve, so that some sensibility exists in each nerve area. Various perversions of sensibility, spontaneous “ dysæsthesiæ,”  tingling, formication, and the like, may precede the loss.
 * 1897, Norman Bridge, Reflex Neuroses Connected with the Abdomen, in Transactions of the Association of American Physicians; Volume XII, page #363:
 * In the cases related above the pain and dysæsthesiæ would seem to have been caused by different influences.
 * 1902, George M. Edebohls, in Annals of Surgery, J. B. Lippincott Company; Volume XXXV, page #152:
 * The writer observed pains and dysæsthesiæ of various degree along the distribution of the iliohypogastric nerve after several of his earlier nephropexies.

title: Citations:dysæsthesiæ


text: dysæsthesia

title: dysæsthesia


text: Category:Swedish military slang

title: Category:Swedish military slang


text: dysæsthesiæ

title: dysæsthesiæ


text: Category:Romanian vulgarities

title: Category:Romanian vulgarities


text: Category:Finnish military slang

title: Category:Finnish military slang


text:
bakirlik

Noun

 * 1) male virginity

Synonyms

 * bekâret

title: bakirlik


text:
bakirelik

Noun

 * 1) female virginity

Synonyms

 * bekâret

title: bakirelik


text:
bekâret

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) virginity

title: bekâret


text: waterbottle

title: waterbottle


text: Category:English informal forms

title: Category:English informal forms


text: Category:Polish offensive terms

title: Category:Polish offensive terms


text: Category:Dutch formal terms

title: Category:Dutch formal terms


text:
посадка

Noun

 * 1) planting
 * 2) embarkation
 * 3)  boarding
 * 4)  landing

Noun

 * 1)  embarkation, boarding
 * 2)  landing, touchdown
 * 3)  planting
 * 4)  fit
 * 1)  fit

title: посадка


text: Category:Japanese formal terms

title: Category:Japanese formal terms


text:
koptelefoon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) headphone

title: koptelefoon


text: koptelefoontje

title: koptelefoontje


text: koptelefoons

title: koptelefoons


text: Category:Japanese familiar terms

title: Category:Japanese familiar terms


text:
prioriteit

Etymology
From, from.

title: prioriteit


text: prioriteiten

title: prioriteiten


text:
landable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being landed.
 * 2) Suitable for landing upon.

title: landable


text: Category:Portuguese nonstandard terms

title: Category:Portuguese nonstandard terms


text:
User talk:Epolk

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Template:term
When using, tr is for transliteration, to simply link to a term (a blue or red link) use or. --Mglovesfun (talk) 17:31, 26 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Thanks! I will make note of that for future entries.  I mistakenly though tr stood for term.  How embarrassing...
 * Epolk 17:34, 26 May 2011 (UTC)

Context-templates need to indicate language.
See, for example,. —Ruakh TALK 15:58, 25 October 2012 (UTC)

 * Cuesta is also used in English geography. See this Wikipedia article: Cuesta.  I will add an English entry to the page. Epolk (talk) 17:41, 25 October 2012 (UTC)

 * Re: "Cuesta is also used in English geography": I believe you, but the Spanish def nonetheless needs to be tagged with lang=es. —Ruakh TALK 17:59, 25 October 2012 (UTC)

 * Ok. I don't speak Spanish so I will bow to your expertise on this matter.  Epolk (talk) 18:42, 25 October 2012 (UTC)

 * It's not a matter of speaking Spanish or not, it's a matter of how Wiktionary works. Spanish categories belong in the ==Spanish== section, English categories in the ==English== section. —Ruakh TALK 18:59, 25 October 2012 (UTC)

title: User talk:Epolk


text:
sewable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being sewed.

title: sewable


text:
sowable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being sowed.

title: sowable


text:
دلگیر

Adjective

 * 1) sad, upset
 * 2) offended

title: دلگیر


text:
văita

Etymology
From. Cf. also 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to whine, bemoan, wail, complain, lament

title: văita


text: دلگیرترین

title: دلگیرترین


text: دلگیرتر

title: دلگیرتر


text:
دلگیری

Noun

 * 1) sadness, grief, sorrow

title: دلگیری


text: දිල්ලිය

title: දිල්ලිය


text:
überschnappen

Verb

 * 1)  to go mad

title: überschnappen


text: Category:Portuguese nonstandard forms

title: Category:Portuguese nonstandard forms


text:
dedovshchina

Etymology
From, literally “reign of old-timers”.

Noun

 * 1) Hazing, the informal system of subjection and physical or sexual abuse of new junior conscripts, formerly in the Soviet Armed Forces and contemporarily in the Russian, Ukrainian, etc. armed forces.

Translations

 * Belarusian: дзедаўшчы́на
 * Czech: dědovščina
 * Dutch: dedovsjtsjina
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German: Dedowschtschina
 * Italian: dedovščina
 * Japanese: デドフシナ
 * Kazakh: әлімжеттік
 * Korean: 데도브시나
 * Lithuanian: dedovščina
 * Polish: diedowszczyna,
 * Portuguese: dedovshchina
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: dedovshchina
 * Ukrainian: дідівщи́на

title: dedovshchina


text: Category:Translingual nonstandard forms

title: Category:Translingual nonstandard forms


text: Category:Translingual nonstandard terms

title: Category:Translingual nonstandard terms


text:
akşamdan kalma

Etymology
Literal meaning is "leftover from the evening".

Noun

 * 1) A person who remains drunk (or at least not entirely sober) upon waking in the morning, after a night of drinking alcoholic beverages, hungover.

title: akşamdan kalma


text: pòhài

title: pòhài


text:
fiziksel

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) physical
 * 2)  physical
 * 1)  physical

title: fiziksel


text:
kimyasal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) chemical; of or relating to chemistry.

Synonyms

 * (kimyevî)

title: kimyasal


text:
yapısal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) constructional; of or relating to construction.

title: yapısal


text:
sanatsal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) artistic; of or relating to characteristic of art.

title: sanatsal


text:
biçimsel

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) morphological; of or relating to shape or form.

Synonyms

 * (rare)
 * (dated, rare)

title: biçimsel


text:
kalıtımsal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to genetics or genes.

title: kalıtımsal


text:
minik

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) passenger in a horse-drawn carriage
 * 2) horse rider
 * 3) vehicle, means of transportation
 * 4) boarding, embarkation
 * 5)  passenger

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) milk

Adverb

 * 1) a certain amount, a certain number, so much, so many

Adjective

 * 1) tiny, little and pretty

title: minik


text:
bölgesel

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) regional; of or relating to a region or district.

title: bölgesel


text: Category:Nonstandard forms by language

title: Category:Nonstandard forms by language


text: Category:English nonstandard forms

title: Category:English nonstandard forms


text:
kocaman

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) huge, enormous

title: kocaman


text:
koskocaman

Etymology
Emphatic form of

Adjective

 * 1) gigantic, enormous

title: koskocaman


text: Category:Turkish terms suffixed with -sel


text:
toplumsal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) social; of or relating to society.

Synonyms

 * (dated, rare)
 * (dated, rare)
 * (dated, rare)

title: toplumsal


text:
toplum

Etymology
Coined from during the language reform to replace the Arabic borrowing.

Noun

 * 1) society
 * 2) community, civilization

title: toplum


text:
pehlivan

Noun

 * 1) A Turkish wrestler in the sport of yağlı güreş (Turkish oil wrestling).

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  acrobat
 * 2) crook, quack
 * 3) joker

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  tightrope walker, ropewalker
 * 2)  acrobat
 * 3)  wrestler
 * 4)  exhibitionist (one who attempts to draw attention to himself or herself by his or her behavior)
 * 1)  exhibitionist (one who attempts to draw attention to himself or herself by his or her behavior)
 * 1)  exhibitionist (one who attempts to draw attention to himself or herself by his or her behavior)

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) A yağlı güreş wrestler

title: pehlivan


text:
çakırkeyif

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) half drunk; having the joy of a drunk person, but still behaving logically.

title: çakırkeyif


text:
zom

Etymology
Possibly from, analagous to.

Adjective

 * 1)  mature
 * 2)  extremely drunk

Synonyms

 * (1)
 * (2) ,

Verb

 * 1) grind

title: zom


text:
sapık

Etymology
, from, from , morphologically.

Adjective

 * 1) Whose behaviour is against the social norms and conventions; perverted, deviant.

Noun

 * 1) A pervert, a deviant.

title: sapık


text:
kispet

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) kisbet, a form of lederhosen, traditionally made from the hide of water buffalo and often made from calfskin in modern times, worn by the participants in yağlı güreş.

title: kispet


text: & al.

title: & al.


text: sapığa

title: sapığa


text: sapıkta

title: sapıkta


text: sapıktan

title: sapıktan


text: sapığın

title: sapığın


text: sapıklar

title: sapıklar


text: sapıkları

title: sapıkları


text: sapıklara

title: sapıklara


text: sapıklardan

title: sapıklardan


text: sapıklarda

title: sapıklarda


text: sapıkların

title: sapıkların


text: sapığı

title: sapığı


text: Citations:& cetera

title: Citations:& cetera


text:
sapıklık

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) perversion

title: sapıklık


text:
puck palace

Noun

 * 1)  An arena containing a rink and spectator seating for playing and viewing ice hockey, especially one which is considered to be well-equipped and state-of-the-art.

title: puck palace


text:
are you deaf

Phrase

 * 1)  A rhetorical question asked to confront a nondeaf interlocutor who has failed to hear something.
 * 1)  A rhetorical question asked to confront a nondeaf interlocutor who has failed to hear something.

title: are you deaf


text: double-clicked

title: double-clicked


text: double-clicking

title: double-clicking


text:
Citations:& hoc genus omne

Phrase: optional spelling of et hoc genus omne

 * 1810, The Naval Chronicle, volume XXIV, page 392:
 * "[...] trouble, delay, and expense"—have obtained from a legal course: he has preferred an amicable compromise of his injuries, to the “glorious uncertainty of the law :” What is that to the “Independent Whig,” & hoc genus omne ? - - ALFRED.
 * 2007, Mark Forsythe, Greg Dickson, The Trail of 1858: British Columbia's Gold Rush Past, Harbour Publishing Company, page 148, quoting one Lieutenant Wilson:
 * The town, or rather I beg its pardon, city has sprung up like a mushroom, there are about 350 unhabitants, miners, gamblers, sharpers, Jews, Pikes, Yankees, loafers & hoc genus omne. There are a good many substantial log buildings, stores, gambling houses, grog shops, butcher's shops etc and a good supply of everything,
 * 1904, William Weller Pepys, A Later Pepys, John Lane; Volume II, part six, page #68:
 * They present Napoleon, while marching to, or retreating from, Moscow, Las Cases, & hoc Genus omne, paint him at Longwood, after his fall.
 * 1975, The Cambridge Review, volumes 97/98, page 69:
 * [...] we shall be lectur'd to th' effect that the nannies & hoc genus omne had already been members of our trewe & authentick colleges but for the distemper of the commonweal & our better tutors their wickedness in preferring cheese to chalk.

title: Citations:& hoc genus omne


text:
Want

Proper noun

 * 1) A personification of want.

Etymology
From, , from , from , from the root of.

Noun
or

 * 1)  shroud

title: Want


text:
фраер

Noun

 * 1)  hotshot, cool guy

Etymology
There are a number of theories about the origin of this term:

 * via, from . First used by prostitutes in Odessa's criminal world to refer to their clients.
 * via, from.
 * , from . Referring to someone who has not served time in prison.

Noun

 * 1)  not a criminal person, a potential victim of a crime, any person (male); a person criminals may consider as deserving of respect, even if he doesn't belong to their group.
 * ("На солнечной стороне улицы", Дина Рубина)
 * 1)  an unpleasant person, e.g. someone who behaves arrogantly, spoils a party, etc.
 * (saying)
 * 1)  A naive or inexperienced person, a sucker, mug, patsy or sap; one who accedes to all requests, and is easily taken advantage of.
 * 1)  A naive or inexperienced person, a sucker, mug, patsy or sap; one who accedes to all requests, and is easily taken advantage of.
 * 1)  A naive or inexperienced person, a sucker, mug, patsy or sap; one who accedes to all requests, and is easily taken advantage of.

title: фраер


text: Category:Catachreses by language

title: Category:Catachreses by language


text: Category:English hypercorrections

title: Category:English hypercorrections


text: Category:Neologisms by language

title: Category:Neologisms by language


text: Category:Eponyms by language

title: Category:Eponyms by language


text: Category:Hypercorrections by language

title: Category:Hypercorrections by language


text: Category:English syncopic forms

title: Category:English syncopic forms


text: Category:Syncopic forms by language

title: Category:Syncopic forms by language


text: أريحا

title: أريحا


text:
יריחו

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

title: יריחו


text:
bescatter

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To scatter over.

title: bescatter


text:
besour

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To make sour.

title: besour


text: Category:Hungarian poetic terms

title: Category:Hungarian poetic terms


text:
besmut

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To blacken with smut; foul with soot.

title: besmut


text: Category:English reduplications

title: Category:English reduplications


text: Category:Reduplications by language

title: Category:Reduplications by language


text:
اریحا

Etymology
.

title: اریحا


text: schuilplaatsen

title: schuilplaatsen


text: schuilplaatsje

title: schuilplaatsje


text: Category:Mandarin nonstandard forms

title: Category:Mandarin nonstandard forms


text:
Ierihon

Etymology
, from, from

title: Ierihon


text: Category:Mandarin nonstandard terms

title: Category:Mandarin nonstandard terms


text:
User:Yair rand/autoformat.js

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w.value=w.value.replace("",""); if(w.value.indexOf("[")==-1){w.value+="\n"}

s=RegExp("\\n\\[\\[[a-z]{2,3}(ple|-rup|-min-nan)?:"+util.escapeRe(wgPageName)+"\\]\\]","g") w.value = w.value.match(s)?w.value.replace(s,) + w.value.match(s).join():w.value; w.value = w.value.replace(/\n{3,}/g,'\n\n');

w.value = w.value.replace(/\{\{trans-mid\}\}\n/g,'').replace(/\{\{trans-top[\s\S]+?(?=\n\{\{trans-bottom\}\})/g,function(z){ z=z.replace(RegExp("(([\\s\\S]*?\\n\\*){"+Math.floor(z.split("\n\*").length/2)+"}[\\s\\S]*?(?=\\n\\*(?![\\:\\*])|$))"),'$1\n'); z=z.replace(/(\* \[?\[?([^\:\]]+)\]?\]?: )\[\[([^\]\|]+)\]\]/g, '$1{\{t|{\{subst:langrev/$2}}|$3}}'); z=z.replace(/(\{\{t[\-\+ø]?\|[^\|]+\|[^\{\}]+)\}\} \{\{(m|f|n|c)\}\}/g,'$1|$2}}'); return z });

title: User:Yair rand/autoformat.js


text:
eenling

Etymology
From. The sense "baby not part of a multiple birth" is likely modeled after.

Noun

 * 1) a loner, someone who is or operates alone
 * 2) a baby born alone; not a multiple birth

title: eenling


text: eenlingen

title: eenlingen


text:
verderf

Etymology
From ; a.

Noun

 * 1) ruination, perdition

title: verderf


text:
destupa

Etymology
Possibly from a root, from , or from the prefix. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to uncork, clear, open, clear obstructions from

title: destupa


text:
ammunitie

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) ammunition, ammo

title: ammunitie


text: Category:Nonce terms by language

title: Category:Nonce terms by language


text: Category:English nonce terms

title: Category:English nonce terms


text:
hoofdtelefoon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) headphone

title: hoofdtelefoon


text: hoofdtelefoons

title: hoofdtelefoons


text: hoofdtelefoontje

title: hoofdtelefoontje


text:
besoil

Etymology
From, , equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  To cover with or as with soil; stain; sully.

title: besoil


text:
مشاهده

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) observation

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) observation; watching, looking. witnessing; view

title: مشاهده


text:
besnuff

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To befoul with snuff.

title: besnuff


text:
besmutch

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To besmirch.

title: besmutch


text: Category:Blends by language

title: Category:Blends by language


text:
cauciuc

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) rubber
 * 2) tyre

title: cauciuc


text:
skimble-skamble

Etymology
of. The term was popularized by ’s use of it in the play  : see the quotation.

Adjective

 * 1) Confused, chaotic, disorderly, senseless.

Noun

 * 1) Gibberish, mumbo-jumbo, nonsense.

title: skimble-skamble


text:
bespend

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To expend; bestow; employ.
 * 2) * 1932, California Poets: An Anthology of 244 Contemporaries - Page 606:
 * Over their sleep, convalescent of old woes, The native, barren grandeur of the wind, Schooled of the granite, salt, and sea, bespends A roaming testimony to their thoughts While tons of heavy waves oppress cold rocks.
 * Over their sleep, convalescent of old woes, The native, barren grandeur of the wind, Schooled of the granite, salt, and sea, bespends A roaming testimony to their thoughts While tons of heavy waves oppress cold rocks.

title: bespend


text:
bespit

Etymology
From, equivalent to. Compare.

Verb

 * 1)  To spit upon (someone or something); to soil with spittle.

title: bespit


text:
zahmet

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) trouble, inconvenience, struggle

title: zahmet


text: Category:English terms prefixed with aër-


text: Category:Latin terms prefixed with bi-

title: Category:Latin terms prefixed with bi-


text: Category:German terms prefixed with indo-


text: Category:Irish terms prefixed with bith-


text: Category:Manx terms prefixed with fo-

title: Category:Manx terms prefixed with fo-


text: Category:Swedish terms suffixed with -at


text: Category:Latin terms prefixed with trans-


text: Category:Manx terms prefixed with far-

title: Category:Manx terms prefixed with far-


text: Category:Latin terms prefixed with praeter-


text: Category:Irish terms prefixed with aon-

title: Category:Irish terms prefixed with aon-


text: Category:Latin terms prefixed with semi-


text:
ancome

Etymology
From, from earlier , , from , , from , past participle of ; equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  A small inflammatory swelling, arising suddenly.

title: ancome


text: Category:Manx terms prefixed with aa-

title: Category:Manx terms prefixed with aa-


text: Category:English terms prefixed with palæo-


text: Category:German terms suffixed with -igkeit


text: Category:Middle English terms suffixed with -y


text: Category:Swedish terms suffixed with -ska


text: Category:English terms suffixed with -logical


text: Category:Icelandic terms suffixed with -skur


text:
nut up

Etymology 1
(influenced by expressions like "man up" or "shut up"; "nut" refers to testicles, symbolically implying being more manly)

Verb

 * 1)  To show courage and hide one's apprehension.

Usage notes

 * Often used in the imperative form, sometimes in the phrase "nut up or shut up".

Etymology 2
, apparently related to and.

Verb

 * 1)  To lose one's temper, go nuts.

title: nut up


text:
infusco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to darken or obscure
 * 2) to sully, stain or tarnish

title: infusco


text: infuscas

title: infuscas


text: infuscat

title: infuscat


text: infuscamus

title: infuscamus


text: infuscatis

title: infuscatis


text: infuscant

title: infuscant


text: infuscabo

title: infuscabo


text: infuscabis

title: infuscabis


text: infuscabit

title: infuscabit


text: infuscabimus

title: infuscabimus


text: infuscabitis

title: infuscabitis


text: infuscabunt

title: infuscabunt


text: infuscabam

title: infuscabam


text: infuscabas

title: infuscabas


text: infuscabat

title: infuscabat


text: infuscabamus

title: infuscabamus


text: infuscabatis

title: infuscabatis


text: infuscabant

title: infuscabant


text: infuscavi

title: infuscavi


text: infuscavisti

title: infuscavisti


text: infuscavit

title: infuscavit


text: infuscavimus

title: infuscavimus


text: infuscavistis

title: infuscavistis


text: infuscaverunt

title: infuscaverunt


text: infuscavero

title: infuscavero


text: infuscaveris

title: infuscaveris


text: infuscaverit

title: infuscaverit


text: infuscaverimus

title: infuscaverimus


text: infuscaveritis

title: infuscaveritis


text: infuscaverint

title: infuscaverint


text: infuscaveram

title: infuscaveram


text: infuscaveras

title: infuscaveras


text: infuscaverat

title: infuscaverat


text: infuscaveramus

title: infuscaveramus


text: infuscaveratis

title: infuscaveratis


text: infuscaverant

title: infuscaverant


text: infuscor

title: infuscor


text: infuscaris

title: infuscaris


text: infuscamur

title: infuscamur


text: infuscamini

title: infuscamini


text: infuscatur

title: infuscatur


text: infuscantur

title: infuscantur


text: infuscabor

title: infuscabor


text: infuscaberis

title: infuscaberis


text: infuscabimur

title: infuscabimur


text: infuscabimini

title: infuscabimini


text: infuscabitur

title: infuscabitur


text: infuscabuntur

title: infuscabuntur


text: infuscabar

title: infuscabar


text: infuscabaris

title: infuscabaris


text: infuscabamur

title: infuscabamur


text: infuscabamini

title: infuscabamini


text: infuscabatur

title: infuscabatur


text: infuscabantur

title: infuscabantur


text: infuscem

title: infuscem


text: infusces

title: infusces


text: infuscet

title: infuscet


text: infuscemus

title: infuscemus


text: infuscetis

title: infuscetis


text: infuscent

title: infuscent


text: infuscarem

title: infuscarem


text: infuscares

title: infuscares


text: infuscaret

title: infuscaret


text: infuscaremus

title: infuscaremus


text: infuscaretis

title: infuscaretis


text: infuscarent

title: infuscarent


text: infuscaverim

title: infuscaverim


text: infuscavissem

title: infuscavissem


text: infuscavisses

title: infuscavisses


text: infuscavisset

title: infuscavisset


text: infuscavissemus

title: infuscavissemus


text: infuscavissetis

title: infuscavissetis


text: infuscavissent

title: infuscavissent


text: infuscer

title: infuscer


text: infusceris

title: infusceris


text: infuscemur

title: infuscemur


text: infuscemini

title: infuscemini


text: infuscetur

title: infuscetur


text: infuscentur

title: infuscentur


text: infuscarer

title: infuscarer


text: infuscareris

title: infuscareris


text: infuscaremur

title: infuscaremur


text: infuscaremini

title: infuscaremini


text: infuscaretur

title: infuscaretur


text: infuscarentur

title: infuscarentur


text: infusca

title: infusca


text: infuscato

title: infuscato


text:
infuscate

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

Verb

 * 1)  To darken; to make black or obscure.

Adjective

 * 1) Clouded with brown.

title: infuscate


text: infuscatote

title: infuscatote


text: infuscanto

title: infuscanto


text: infuscare

title: infuscare


text: infuscator

title: infuscator


text: infuscantor

title: infuscantor


text: infuscavisse

title: infuscavisse


text: infuscari

title: infuscari


text:
ingravesco

Verb

 * 1) to become heavy (or heavier)
 * 2) to become burdensome
 * 3) to become worse
 * 4) to worsen

title: ingravesco


text: ingravescis

title: ingravescis


text: ingravescit

title: ingravescit


text: ingravescimus

title: ingravescimus


text: ingravescitis

title: ingravescitis


text: ingravescunt

title: ingravescunt


text: ingravescam

title: ingravescam


text: ingravesces

title: ingravesces


text: ingravescet

title: ingravescet


text: ingravescemus

title: ingravescemus


text: ingravescetis

title: ingravescetis


text:
ingravescent

Adjective

 * 1)  Increasing in severity.
 * ingravescent apoplexy

title: ingravescent


text: ingravescebam

title: ingravescebam


text: ingravescebas

title: ingravescebas


text: ingravescebat

title: ingravescebat


text: ingravescebamus

title: ingravescebamus


text: ingravescebatis

title: ingravescebatis


text: ingravescebant

title: ingravescebant


text: ingravescas

title: ingravescas


text: ingravescat

title: ingravescat


text: ingravescamus

title: ingravescamus


text: ingravescatis

title: ingravescatis


text: ingravescant

title: ingravescant


text: ingravescerem

title: ingravescerem


text: ingravesceres

title: ingravesceres


text: ingravesceret

title: ingravesceret


text: ingravesceremus

title: ingravesceremus


text: ingravesceretis

title: ingravesceretis


text: ingravescerent

title: ingravescerent


text: ingravesce

title: ingravesce


text: ingravescito

title: ingravescito


text: ingravescite

title: ingravescite


text: ingravescitote

title: ingravescitote


text: ingravescunto

title: ingravescunto


text: ingravescere

title: ingravescere


text:
intensitas

Etymology
Affixed, a.

Noun

 * 1) intensity

Synonyms

 * inténsiti
 * inténsiti

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) intensity

title: intensitas


text: intensitates

title: intensitates


text: intensitatis

title: intensitatis


text: intensitatum

title: intensitatum


text: intensitati

title: intensitati


text: intensitatibus

title: intensitatibus


text: intensitatem

title: intensitatem


text:
ujdurma

Noun

 * 1) trick, ruse, fraud

title: ujdurma


text:
interjectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: interjectus


text: interjecta

title: interjecta


text: interjectum

title: interjectum


text: interjecti

title: interjecti


text: interjectae

title: interjectae


text: interjectorum

title: interjectorum


text: interjectarum

title: interjectarum


text: interjecto

title: interjecto


text: interjectis

title: interjectis


text: interjectam

title: interjectam


text: interjectos

title: interjectos


text: interjectas

title: interjectas


text: interjecte

title: interjecte


text: interiectum

title: interiectum


text:
junctus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

title: junctus


text: juncta

title: juncta


text: junctum

title: junctum


text: juncti

title: juncti


text: junctae

title: junctae


text: junctorum

title: junctorum


text: junctarum

title: junctarum


text: juncto

title: juncto


text: junctis

title: junctis


text: junctam

title: junctam


text: junctos

title: junctos


text: junctas

title: junctas


text: juncte

title: juncte


text: jungis

title: jungis


text: jungit

title: jungit


text: jungimus

title: jungimus


text: jungitis

title: jungitis


text: jungunt

title: jungunt


text: jungam

title: jungam


text: junget

title: junget


text: jungemus

title: jungemus


text: jungetis

title: jungetis


text: jungent

title: jungent


text: jungebam

title: jungebam


text: jungebas

title: jungebas


text: jungebat

title: jungebat


text: jungebamus

title: jungebamus


text: jungebatis

title: jungebatis


text: jungebant

title: jungebant


text: junxi

title: junxi


text: junxisti

title: junxisti


text: junxit

title: junxit


text: junximus

title: junximus


text: junxistis

title: junxistis


text: junxerunt

title: junxerunt


text: junxero

title: junxero


text: junxeris

title: junxeris


text: junxerit

title: junxerit


text: junxerimus

title: junxerimus


text: junxeritis

title: junxeritis


text: junxerint

title: junxerint


text: junxeram

title: junxeram


text: junxeras

title: junxeras


text: junxerat

title: junxerat


text: junxeramus

title: junxeramus


text: junxeratis

title: junxeratis


text: junxerant

title: junxerant


text: jungor

title: jungor


text: jungeris

title: jungeris


text: jungitur

title: jungitur


text: jungimur

title: jungimur


text: jungimini

title: jungimini


text: junguntur

title: junguntur


text: jungar

title: jungar


text: jungetur

title: jungetur


text: jungemur

title: jungemur


text: jungemini

title: jungemini


text: jungentur

title: jungentur


text: jungebar

title: jungebar


text: jungebaris

title: jungebaris


text: jungebatur

title: jungebatur


text: jungebamur

title: jungebamur


text: jungebamini

title: jungebamini


text: jungebantur

title: jungebantur


text: jungat

title: jungat


text: jungamus

title: jungamus


text: jungatis

title: jungatis


text: jungant

title: jungant


text: jungerem

title: jungerem


text: jungeres

title: jungeres


text: jungeret

title: jungeret


text: jungeremus

title: jungeremus


text: jungeretis

title: jungeretis


text: jungerent

title: jungerent


text: junxerim

title: junxerim


text: junxissem

title: junxissem


text: junxisses

title: junxisses


text: junxisset

title: junxisset


text: junxissemus

title: junxissemus


text: junxissetis

title: junxissetis


text: junxissent

title: junxissent


text: jungaris

title: jungaris


text: jungatur

title: jungatur


text: jungamur

title: jungamur


text: jungamini

title: jungamini


text: jungantur

title: jungantur


text: jungerer

title: jungerer


text: jungereris

title: jungereris


text: jungeretur

title: jungeretur


text: jungeremur

title: jungeremur


text: jungeremini

title: jungeremini


text: jungerentur

title: jungerentur


text: lentior

title: lentior


text: lentiores

title: lentiores


text: lentiora

title: lentiora


text: lentioris

title: lentioris


text: lentiorum

title: lentiorum


text: lentiori

title: lentiori


text: lentiorem

title: lentiorem


text: lentiore

title: lentiore


text: lentioribus

title: lentioribus


text: lysium

title: lysium


text:
lysi

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) snath

title: lysi


text: lysibus

title: lysibus


text: lysem

title: lysem


text: lysim

title: lysim


text:
mobilome

Noun

 * 1)  The entirety of the mobile (transposable) elements of a genome

Derived terms

 * metamobilome

title: mobilome


text:
Mohammedism

Alternative forms

 * , Muhammadism, Mahomedism, Mahommedism, Mohamedism, Muhammedism, Mohametism, Muhamedism, Mahommetism

Proper noun

 * 1)  The religion introduced by Muhammad: Islam.

Usage notes
See the usage notes about "".

title: Mohammedism


text:
Mohammedanism

Alternative forms

 * ,, , , ; Mohamedanism; Mohametanism; Muhamedanism, Mohammetanism, Mahommetanism

Etymology
From the earlier form ; equivalent to ; compare, coined in the 17th century after French.

Proper noun

 * 1)  The religion introduced by Muhammad: Islam.

Usage notes
The terms Mohammedan and Mohammedanism have been largely replaced by Muslim and Islam since the 1950s, and are now sometimes considered offensive, though some authors continue to use Mohammedanism as a technical term for the religious system (of Islam) as opposed to the theological concept of that exists within that system. The terms are sometimes said to be offensive because they suggest that a human being is central to Muslims' religion, and/or because they parallel the formation, and thus supposedly equate Muhammad and Christ.

title: Mohammedanism


text:
přesvědčivý

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) convincing, persuasive

title: přesvědčivý


text:
Laufband

Noun

 * 1)  treadmill
 * 2) conveyor belt
 * 3) moving walkway
 * 1) moving walkway

title: Laufband


text: Laufbands

title: Laufbands


text: Laufbandes

title: Laufbandes


text: Laufbänder

title: Laufbänder


text:
mammilla

Etymology
, diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1)  The nipple.
 * 2) A nipple-like object.

title: mammilla


text: mammillae

title: mammillae


text: mammillarum

title: mammillarum


text: mammillis

title: mammillis


text: mammillam

title: mammillam


text: mammillas

title: mammillas


text: manifestior

title: manifestior


text: manifestiores

title: manifestiores


text: manifestiora

title: manifestiora


text: manifestioris

title: manifestioris


text: manifestiorum

title: manifestiorum


text: manifestiori

title: manifestiori


text: manifestiorem

title: manifestiorem


text: manifestiore

title: manifestiore


text: manifestioribus

title: manifestioribus


text:
Fahrsteig

Noun

 * 1) moving walkway

title: Fahrsteig


text: Fahrsteigs

title: Fahrsteigs


text: Fahrsteiges

title: Fahrsteiges


text: Fahrsteige

title: Fahrsteige


text: bow-tie

title: bow-tie


text:
Förderband

Noun

 * 1) conveyor belt

title: Förderband


text:
nuperus

Adjective

 * 1) late, fresh, recent

title: nuperus


text: Förderbands

title: Förderbands


text: nupera

title: nupera


text: nuperum

title: nuperum


text: nuperi

title: nuperi


text: nuperae

title: nuperae


text: Förderbandes

title: Förderbandes


text: nuperorum

title: nuperorum


text: nuperarum

title: nuperarum


text: nupero

title: nupero


text: nuperis

title: nuperis


text: nuperam

title: nuperam


text: nuperos

title: nuperos


text: nuperas

title: nuperas


text: nupere

title: nupere


text: Förderbänder

title: Förderbänder


text:
přesvědčivost

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) persuasiveness, convincingness

title: přesvědčivost


text:
parotis

Noun

 * 1) The parotid gland.

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A tumour near the ear

title: parotis


text: parotides

title: parotides


text: parotidis

title: parotidis


text: parotidium

title: parotidium


text: parotidibus

title: parotidibus


text: parotidem

title: parotidem


text:
permadefacio

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to wet through
 * 2) to drench thoroughly

title: permadefacio


text: permadefacis

title: permadefacis


text: permadefacit

title: permadefacit


text: permadefacimus

title: permadefacimus


text: permadefacitis

title: permadefacitis


text: permadefaciunt

title: permadefaciunt


text: permadefaciam

title: permadefaciam


text: permadefacies

title: permadefacies


text: permadefaciet

title: permadefaciet


text: permadefaciemus

title: permadefaciemus


text: permadefacietis

title: permadefacietis


text: permadefacient

title: permadefacient


text: permadefaciebam

title: permadefaciebam


text: permadefaciebas

title: permadefaciebas


text: permadefaciebat

title: permadefaciebat


text: permadefaciebamus

title: permadefaciebamus


text: permadefaciebatis

title: permadefaciebatis


text: permadefaciebant

title: permadefaciebant


text: permadefeci

title: permadefeci


text: permadefecisti

title: permadefecisti


text: permadefecit

title: permadefecit


text: permadefecimus

title: permadefecimus


text: permadefecistis

title: permadefecistis


text: permadefecerunt

title: permadefecerunt


text: permadefecero

title: permadefecero


text: permadefeceris

title: permadefeceris


text: permadefecerit

title: permadefecerit


text: permadefecerimus

title: permadefecerimus


text: permadefeceritis

title: permadefeceritis


text: permadefecerint

title: permadefecerint


text: permadefeceram

title: permadefeceram


text: permadefeceras

title: permadefeceras


text: permadefecerat

title: permadefecerat


text: permadefeceramus

title: permadefeceramus


text: permadefeceratis

title: permadefeceratis


text: permadefecerant

title: permadefecerant


text: permadefio

title: permadefio


text: permadefis

title: permadefis


text: permadefit

title: permadefit


text: permadefimus

title: permadefimus


text: permadefitis

title: permadefitis


text: permadefiunt

title: permadefiunt


text: permadefiam

title: permadefiam


text: permadefies

title: permadefies


text: permadefiet

title: permadefiet


text: permadefiemus

title: permadefiemus


text: permadefietis

title: permadefietis


text: permadefient

title: permadefient


text: permadefiebam

title: permadefiebam


text: permadefiebas

title: permadefiebas


text: permadefiebat

title: permadefiebat


text: permadefiebamus

title: permadefiebamus


text: permadefiebatis

title: permadefiebatis


text: permadefiebant

title: permadefiebant


text: permadefacias

title: permadefacias


text: permadefaciat

title: permadefaciat


text: permadefaciamus

title: permadefaciamus


text: permadefaciatis

title: permadefaciatis


text: permadefaciant

title: permadefaciant


text: permadefacerem

title: permadefacerem


text: permadefaceres

title: permadefaceres


text: permadefaceret

title: permadefaceret


text: permadefaceremus

title: permadefaceremus


text: permadefaceretis

title: permadefaceretis


text: permadefacerent

title: permadefacerent


text: permadefecerim

title: permadefecerim


text: permadefecissem

title: permadefecissem


text: permadefecisses

title: permadefecisses


text: permadefecisset

title: permadefecisset


text: permadefecissemus

title: permadefecissemus


text: permadefecissetis

title: permadefecissetis


text: permadefecissent

title: permadefecissent


text: permadefias

title: permadefias


text: permadefiat

title: permadefiat


text: permadefiamus

title: permadefiamus


text: permadefiatis

title: permadefiatis


text: permadefiant

title: permadefiant


text: permadefierem

title: permadefierem


text: permadefieres

title: permadefieres


text: permadefieret

title: permadefieret


text: permadefieremus

title: permadefieremus


text: permadefieretis

title: permadefieretis


text: permadefierent

title: permadefierent


text: permadefac

title: permadefac


text: permadefacito

title: permadefacito


text: permadefacite

title: permadefacite


text: permadefacitote

title: permadefacitote


text: permadefaciunto

title: permadefaciunto


text: permadefi

title: permadefi


text: permadefito

title: permadefito


text: permadefite

title: permadefite


text: permadefitote

title: permadefitote


text: permadefacere

title: permadefacere


text: permadefecisse

title: permadefecisse


text: permadefieri

title: permadefieri


text:
permadefaciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) drenching thoroughly

title: permadefaciens


text:
permadefacturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to drench thoroughly

title: permadefacturus


text:
permadefactus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) drenched thoroughly

title: permadefactus


text: permadefacientes

title: permadefacientes


text: permadefacientia

title: permadefacientia


text: permadefacientis

title: permadefacientis


text: permadefacientium

title: permadefacientium


text: permadefacienti

title: permadefacienti


text: permadefaciente

title: permadefaciente


text: permadefacientibus

title: permadefacientibus


text: permadefacientem

title: permadefacientem


text: permadefactura

title: permadefactura


text: permadefacturum

title: permadefacturum


text: permadefacturi

title: permadefacturi


text: permadefacturae

title: permadefacturae


text: permadefacturorum

title: permadefacturorum


text: permadefacturarum

title: permadefacturarum


text: permadefacturo

title: permadefacturo


text: permadefacturis

title: permadefacturis


text: permadefacturam

title: permadefacturam


text: permadefacturos

title: permadefacturos


text: permadefacturas

title: permadefacturas


text: permadefacture

title: permadefacture


text: permadefacta

title: permadefacta


text: permadefactum

title: permadefactum


text: permadefacti

title: permadefacti


text: permadefactae

title: permadefactae


text: permadefactorum

title: permadefactorum


text: permadefactarum

title: permadefactarum


text: permadefacto

title: permadefacto


text: permadefactis

title: permadefactis


text: permadefactam

title: permadefactam


text: permadefactos

title: permadefactos


text: permadefactas

title: permadefactas


text: permadefacte

title: permadefacte


text:
permeabilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) passable
 * 2) permeable

title: permeabilis


text: permeabiles

title: permeabiles


text: permeabilia

title: permeabilia


text: permeabilium

title: permeabilium


text: permeabilibus

title: permeabilibus


text: permeabilem

title: permeabilem


text:
permolestus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very troublesome etc.

title: permolestus


text: permolesta

title: permolesta


text: permolestum

title: permolestum


text: permolesti

title: permolesti


text: permolestae

title: permolestae


text: permolestorum

title: permolestorum


text: permolestarum

title: permolestarum


text: permolesto

title: permolesto


text: permolestis

title: permolestis


text: permolestam

title: permolestam


text: permolestos

title: permolestos


text: permolestas

title: permolestas


text: permoleste

title: permoleste


text:
perobtusus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very blunt etc

title: perobtusus


text: perobtusa

title: perobtusa


text: perobtusum

title: perobtusum


text: perobtusi

title: perobtusi


text: perobtusae

title: perobtusae


text: perobtusorum

title: perobtusorum


text: perobtusarum

title: perobtusarum


text: perobtuso

title: perobtuso


text: perobtusis

title: perobtusis


text: perobtusam

title: perobtusam


text: perobtusos

title: perobtusos


text: perobtusas

title: perobtusas


text: perobtuse

title: perobtuse


text: persecui

title: persecui


text: persecuisti

title: persecuisti


text: persecuit

title: persecuit


text: persecuimus

title: persecuimus


text: persecuistis

title: persecuistis


text: persecuerunt

title: persecuerunt


text: persecuero

title: persecuero


text: persecueris

title: persecueris


text: persecuerit

title: persecuerit


text: persecuerimus

title: persecuerimus


text: persecueritis

title: persecueritis


text: persecuerint

title: persecuerint


text: persecueram

title: persecueram


text: persecueras

title: persecueras


text: persecuerat

title: persecuerat


text: persecueramus

title: persecueramus


text: persecueratis

title: persecueratis


text: persecuerant

title: persecuerant


text:
persecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to dissect

title: persecturus


text:
persectus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) dissected

title: persectus


text: persecuerim

title: persecuerim


text: persecuissem

title: persecuissem


text: persecuisses

title: persecuisses


text: persecuisset

title: persecuisset


text: persecuissemus

title: persecuissemus


text: persecuissetis

title: persecuissetis


text: persecuissent

title: persecuissent


text: persectura

title: persectura


text: persecturum

title: persecturum


text: persecturi

title: persecturi


text: persecturae

title: persecturae


text: persecturorum

title: persecturorum


text: persecturarum

title: persecturarum


text: persecturo

title: persecturo


text: persecuisse

title: persecuisse


text: persecturis

title: persecturis


text: persecturam

title: persecturam


text: persecturos

title: persecturos


text: persecturas

title: persecturas


text: persecture

title: persecture


text: persecta

title: persecta


text: persectum

title: persectum


text: persecti

title: persecti


text: persectae

title: persectae


text: persectorum

title: persectorum


text: persectarum

title: persectarum


text: persecto

title: persecto


text: persectis

title: persectis


text: persectam

title: persectam


text: persectos

title: persectos


text: persectas

title: persectas


text: persecte

title: persecte


text:
persimilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very similar

title: persimilis


text: persimile

title: persimile


text: persimiles

title: persimiles


text: persimilia

title: persimilia


text: persimilium

title: persimilium


text: persimili

title: persimili


text: persimilibus

title: persimilibus


text: persimilem

title: persimilem


text:
deformalize

Verb

 * 1)  To make informal.

title: deformalize


text: deformalizes

title: deformalizes


text: deformalized

title: deformalized


text: deformalizing

title: deformalizing


text:
informalize

Verb

 * 1)  To make informal.

title: informalize


text: informalized

title: informalized


text: informalizes

title: informalizes


text: informalizing

title: informalizing


text:
existable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of existing; feasible.

title: existable


text: pharyngis

title: pharyngis


text: pharyngum

title: pharyngum


text: pharyngi

title: pharyngi


text: pharyngibus

title: pharyngibus


text: pharyngem

title: pharyngem


text:
pharynge

Noun

 * 1) pharynx

title: pharynge


text:
physiologicus

Adjective

 * 1)  in the older, now-obsolete sense of natural philosophy
 * 2)  physiological

title: physiologicus


text: physiologica

title: physiologica


text: physiologicum

title: physiologicum


text: physiologici

title: physiologici


text: physiologicae

title: physiologicae


text: physiologicorum

title: physiologicorum


text: physiologicarum

title: physiologicarum


text: physiologico

title: physiologico


text: physiologicis

title: physiologicis


text: physiologicam

title: physiologicam


text: physiologicos

title: physiologicos


text: physiologicas

title: physiologicas


text: physiologice

title: physiologice