text:
ossifrage

Etymology
From, from  , , from.

Noun

 * , the bearded vulture, the diet of which is almost exclusively bone marrow.
 * 1) * 1880, [uncredited English translator], The Man who Laughs by, Book the Third, Chapter I:
 * Calcareous lies, slate, and trap are still to be found there, rising from layers of conglomerate, like teeth from a gum; but the pickaxe has broken up and leveled those bristling, rugged peaks which were once the fearful perches of the ossifrage.
 * 1)  The young of the sea eagle or bald eagle.
 * 2)  The osprey.
 * 3) * 1871 ,Balustrion's Adventure: A Transcript from Euripides, line 117–24:
 * And we were just about
 * To turn and face the foe, as some tire bird
 * Barbarians pelt at, drive with shouts away
 * From shelter in what rocks, however rude,
 * She makes for, to escape the kindled eye,
 * Split beak, crook'd claw o' the creature, cormorant
 * Or ossifrage, that, hardly baffled, hangs
 * Afloat i' the foam, to take her if she turn.
 * She makes for, to escape the kindled eye,
 * Split beak, crook'd claw o' the creature, cormorant
 * Or ossifrage, that, hardly baffled, hangs
 * Afloat i' the foam, to take her if she turn.

title: ossifrage


text: famulorum

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title: famulorum


text: famulum

title: famulum


text: famulos

title: famulos


text: famule

title: famule


text: italicorum

title: italicorum


text: italicis

title: italicis


text: italicum

title: italicum


text: italicos

title: italicos


text: italice

title: italice


text: hippocamporum

title: hippocamporum


text: hippocampo

title: hippocampo


text: hippocampis

title: hippocampis


text: hippocampum

title: hippocampum


text: hippocampos

title: hippocampos


text: iocorum

title: iocorum


text: ioco

title: ioco


text: iocis

title: iocis


text: iocum

title: iocum


text: iocos

title: iocos


text: ioce

title: ioce


text: porcorum

title: porcorum


text: porcis

title: porcis


text: porcum

title: porcum


text:
porcos

Adjective

 * 1) cartilaginous, having cartilage, with cartilage comprising soft cartilage rather than bone

Derived terms

 * Chondrichthyes, cartilaginous fish
 * Chondrichthyes, cartilaginous fish
 * Chondrichthyes, cartilaginous fish
 * Chondrichthyes, cartilaginous fish
 * Chondrichthyes, cartilaginous fish

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) filthy

title: porcos


text: chirurgorum

title: chirurgorum


text: chirurgis

title: chirurgis


text: chirurgum

title: chirurgum


text: chirurgos

title: chirurgos


text: chirurge

title: chirurge


text: astronomorum

title: astronomorum


text: astronomis

title: astronomis


text: astronomum

title: astronomum


text: astronomos

title: astronomos


text: clavorum

title: clavorum


text: clavum

title: clavum


text: bomborum

title: bomborum


text: bombum

title: bombum


text: lupinorum

title: lupinorum


text: lupinis

title: lupinis


text: lupinum

title: lupinum


text: lupinos

title: lupinos


text: ornorum

title: ornorum


text: ornum

title: ornum


text: ornos

title: ornos


text: amethysti

title: amethysti


text: amethystorum

title: amethystorum


text: amethysto

title: amethysto


text: amethystis

title: amethystis


text: amethystum

title: amethystum


text: amethyste

title: amethyste


text: archangeli

title: archangeli


text: archangelorum

title: archangelorum


text: archangelo

title: archangelo


text: archangelis

title: archangelis


text: archangelum

title: archangelum


text: archangelos

title: archangelos


text:
archangele

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) archangel

title: archangele


text: patrui

title: patrui


text: patruorum

title: patruorum


text: patruo

title: patruo


text: patruis

title: patruis


text: patruum

title: patruum


text: patruos

title: patruos


text: patrue

title: patrue


text: avunculi

title: avunculi


text: avunculorum

title: avunculorum


text: avunculo

title: avunculo


text: avunculis

title: avunculis


text: avunculum

title: avunculum


text: avunculos

title: avunculos


text: avuncule

title: avuncule


text: scoporum

title: scoporum


text: scopis

title: scopis


text: scopum

title: scopum


text: scopos

title: scopos


text: acinorum

title: acinorum


text: acinis

title: acinis


text: acinum

title: acinum


text:
acinos

Etymology 1
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) a fragrant plant, perhaps

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) acinar

title: acinos


text: acine

title: acine


text: consobrini

title: consobrini


text: consobrinorum

title: consobrinorum


text:
consobrino

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  (male) cousin

title: consobrino


text: consobrinum

title: consobrinum


text: consobrinos

title: consobrinos


text: consobrine

title: consobrine


text: lituorum

title: lituorum


text: lituo

title: lituo


text: lituis

title: lituis


text: lituum

title: lituum


text: lituos

title: lituos


text: litue

title: litue


text: temporum

title: temporum


text: cereorum

title: cereorum


text: cereis

title: cereis


text: cereum

title: cereum


text: cereos

title: cereos


text: coleorum

title: coleorum


text: coleum

title: coleum


text: coleos

title: coleos


text: talorum

title: talorum


text:
talum

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) sharp

Noun

 * 1) eggplant

Etymology
Akin to 🇨🇬, both from.

Noun

 * 1) eggplant

title: talum


text: thymorum

title: thymorum


text: thymo

title: thymo


text: thymis

title: thymis


text:
thymum

Etymology 1
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) thyme

title: thymum


text: colossorum

title: colossorum


text: colossis

title: colossis


text: colossum

title: colossum


text: colossos

title: colossos


text: prunorum

title: prunorum


text: prunos

title: prunos


text: discipuli

title: discipuli


text: discipulorum

title: discipulorum


text:
discipulo

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  he is a disciple; one of the Twelve Disciples.

title: discipulo


text: discipulum

title: discipulum


text: discipulos

title: discipulos


text: discipule

title: discipule


text: geniorum

title: geniorum


text: geniis

title: geniis


text: genium

title: genium


text: fasciculorum

title: fasciculorum


text: fasciculo

title: fasciculo


text: fasciculis

title: fasciculis


text: fasciculum

title: fasciculum


text: fasciculos

title: fasciculos


text: cattorum

title: cattorum


text: cattis

title: cattis


text: cattum

title: cattum


text: nidorum

title: nidorum


text: nidis

title: nidis


text: nidum

title: nidum


text: dolorum

title: dolorum


text: dolis

title: dolis


text: locis

title: locis


text: loce

title: loce


text: crocorum

title: crocorum


text: crocos

title: crocos


text: modulorum

title: modulorum


text: modulum

title: modulum


text: modulos

title: modulos


text: camporum

title: camporum


text: campis

title: campis


text: campum

title: campum


text: umbilicorum

title: umbilicorum


text: umbilicis

title: umbilicis


text: umbilicum

title: umbilicum


text: umbilicos

title: umbilicos


text: umbilice

title: umbilice


text: coquorum

title: coquorum


text: coquum

title: coquum


text: coquos

title: coquos


text:
coci

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) church

Etymology
From, possibly via.

Noun

 * 1) church

title: coci


text: cocorum

title: cocorum


text: cocis

title: cocis


text: cocum

title: cocum


text: bacillorum

title: bacillorum


text: bacillis

title: bacillis


text: bacillos

title: bacillos


text:
bacille

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bacillus (rod-shaped bacterium)

title: bacille


text: terminorum

title: terminorum


text: terminis

title: terminis


text: Sili

title: Sili


text: terminum

title: terminum


text: terminos

title: terminos


text: scalarii

title: scalarii


text: scalariorum

title: scalariorum


text: scalario

title: scalario


text: scalariis

title: scalariis


text: scalarium

title: scalarium


text: scalarios

title: scalarios


text: scalarie

title: scalarie


text: microcosmorum

title: microcosmorum


text: microcosmis

title: microcosmis


text: microcosmum

title: microcosmum


text: fundorum

title: fundorum


text: fundum

title: fundum


text: circorum

title: circorum


text: circis

title: circis


text: circos

title: circos


text: malleorum

title: malleorum


text:
malleo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to hammer

Usage notes
This verb is not attested in Classical or Late Latin. The existence of a perfect passive participle implies this verb existed at one time, but it does not appear in surviving texts.

title: malleo


text: malleis

title: malleis


text: malleum

title: malleum


text: malleos

title: malleos


text: equum

title: equum


text: sinorum

title: sinorum


text:
sinum

Etymology 1
Maybe from a root common with 🇨🇬 and.

Noun

 * 1) A large, round drinking vessel with swelling sides

title: sinum


text: sinos

title: sinos


text: vicorum

title: vicorum


text: vicum

title: vicum


text: vicos

title: vicos


text: musculi

title: musculi


text: musculorum

title: musculorum


text: musculo

title: musculo


text: musculis

title: musculis


text: musculum

title: musculum


text:
musculos

Etymology
. Cf. also, which may be an inherited doublet.

Adjective

 * 1) muscular

title: musculos


text:
muscule

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Etymology
Borrowed from, as if from Latin , though the actual nominative plural of is , not.

Noun

 * 1)  muscle

title: muscule


text: annulorum

title: annulorum


text: annulo

title: annulo


text: annulis

title: annulis


text: annulum

title: annulum


text: annulos

title: annulos


text: mergorum

title: mergorum


text: mergum

title: mergum


text: mergos

title: mergos


text: paradisorum

title: paradisorum


text: paradisis

title: paradisis


text: paradisum

title: paradisum


text: paradisos

title: paradisos


text: fici

title: fici


text: ficorum

title: ficorum


text: ficis

title: ficis


text: ficum

title: ficum


text: ficos

title: ficos


text: delicti

title: delicti


text: delictorum

title: delictorum


text: delictis

title: delictis


text: delictos

title: delictos


text:
delicte

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) crime

title: delicte


text: globorum

title: globorum


text: globis

title: globis


text: globum

title: globum


text: abigei

title: abigei


text: abigeorum

title: abigeorum


text:
abigeo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  cattle stealer; rustler

title: abigeo


text: abigeis

title: abigeis


text: abigeum

title: abigeum


text: abigeos

title: abigeos


text: abigee

title: abigee


text: malorum

title: malorum


text: malis

title: malis


text: murorum

title: murorum


text: murum

title: murum


text: favorum

title: favorum


text: favis

title: favis


text: favum

title: favum


text: favos

title: favos


text: gallorum

title: gallorum


text: gallum

title: gallum


text: carrorum

title: carrorum


text: carris

title: carris


text:
disci

Etymology
From, plural of.

title: disci


text: discorum

title: discorum


text: discum

title: discum


text: aranei

title: aranei


text: araneorum

title: araneorum


text:
araneum

Noun

 * 1) spiderweb, cobweb

title: araneum


text: araneos

title: araneos


text: aranee

title: aranee


text: arbutorum

title: arbutorum


text: arbutis

title: arbutis


text:
arbutum

Noun

 * 1) the fruit of the strawberry tree

title: arbutum


text: arbutos

title: arbutos


text:
arbute

Noun

 * 1)  The strawberry tree.
 * 2)  The wood of the strawberry tree.

title: arbute


text: agnellorum

title: agnellorum


text: agnellis

title: agnellis


text: agnellum

title: agnellum


text: agnellos

title: agnellos


text: tituli

title: tituli


text: titulorum

title: titulorum


text: titulis

title: titulis


text: titulum

title: titulum


text: titulos

title: titulos


text:
pardi

Etymology
Alteration of.

Interjection

 * 1)  (yes,) obviously! (yes,) for God's sake! (yes,) of course!

title: pardi


text: pardorum

title: pardorum


text: pardis

title: pardis


text: pardum

title: pardum


text:
parde

Etymology 1
From, , and , from +.

Interjection

 * 1) By God!
 * 2) Obviously, with no doubt.

Etymology 2
From.

title: parde


text: quadratorum

title: quadratorum


text: quadratos

title: quadratos


text: modorum

title: modorum


text:
modis

Etymology
From, from.

title: modis


text: modum

title: modum


text: racemorum

title: racemorum


text: racemis

title: racemis


text: racemum

title: racemum


text:
racemos

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) racemous

title: racemos


text: lotorum

title: lotorum


text:
lotum

Etymology
From <. Compare Italian and Spanish.

Noun

 * 1) manure

title: lotum


text: lacertorum

title: lacertorum


text: lacertum

title: lacertum


text: lacertos

title: lacertos


text:
lacerte

Etymology
Borrowed from. Compare, and , from the Latin for "small mouse".

Noun

 * 1)  muscle

title: lacerte


text: cestorum

title: cestorum


text: cestis

title: cestis


text: cestum

title: cestum


text: cestos

title: cestos


text: ferrarii

title: ferrarii


text: ferrariorum

title: ferrariorum


text: ferrario

title: ferrario


text: ferrariis

title: ferrariis


text: ferrarium

title: ferrarium


text: ferrarios

title: ferrarios


text: ferrarie

title: ferrarie


text: columborum

title: columborum


text:
columbo

Etymology
The spelling was probably influenced by (an old spelling of ), under the assumption that the plant came from there.

title: columbo


text: columbum

title: columbum


text: columbos

title: columbos


text: columbe

title: columbe


text: nasorum

title: nasorum


text:
nasis

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

Noun

 * 1)  nose

title: nasis


text: nasum

title: nasum


text:
nasos

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pump

title: nasos


text: asinum

title: asinum


text: asinos

title: asinos


text: quadrigatorum

title: quadrigatorum


text: quadrigatis

title: quadrigatis


text: quadrigatum

title: quadrigatum


text: quadrigatos

title: quadrigatos


text: quadrigate

title: quadrigate


text: fagorum

title: fagorum


text: fagis

title: fagis


text: fagum

title: fagum


text:
fage

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  deception, hoodwinking

title: fage


text: puteorum

title: puteorum


text: puteis

title: puteis


text: puteum

title: puteum


text: puteos

title: puteos


text:
boleti

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to hurt, to ache

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to hurt, ache

Usage notes
This verb is used only in the third person.

Conjugation
Conjugation of boleti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to hurt, to ache, to cause pain
 * 2)  to hurt, to feel pain
 * 3)  to cost a lot
 * 1)  to cost a lot

title: boleti


text: boletorum

title: boletorum


text: boletis

title: boletis


text: boletum

title: boletum


text: ferorum

title: ferorum


text:
ferum

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) stench, reek

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  iron element

title: ferum


text:
feros

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) ferriferous

title: feros


text: naporum

title: naporum


text: napum

title: napum


text:
napos

Adjective

 * 1) sunny, sunlit

Adjective

 * 1) -day of a certain number of days

Noun

 * 1) person on duty military person, student, etc.

title: napos


text: ulmi

title: ulmi


text: ulmorum

title: ulmorum


text:
ulmo

Noun

 * 1) tact

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * , a South American tree.

title: ulmo


text: ulmis

title: ulmis


text: ulmum

title: ulmum


text: ulmos

title: ulmos


text: ulme

title: ulme


text: sonorum

title: sonorum


text: sonis

title: sonis


text: sonum

title: sonum


text: somnorum

title: somnorum


text: somno

title: somno


text: somnum

title: somnum


text:
somnos

Etymology
From a proprietary name, from.

Noun

 * 1)  A hypnotic and sedative drug containing chloral hydrate.

Etymology
From. Compare Romanian.

Adjective

 * 1) sleepy, drowsy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sleepy

title: somnos


text:
somne

Etymology
From.

title: somne


text: sucorum

title: sucorum


text: sucis

title: sucis


text: sucum

title: sucum


text: sucos

title: sucos


text: tornorum

title: tornorum


text:
tornis

Etymology
Borrowed from or  or an East Frisian word (compare 🇨🇬; also compare 🇨🇬), itself a borrowing, via 🇨🇬, from 🇨🇬 (accusative ). A dialectal German form Turn, borrowed as turnis, would in the Kurzeme dialects yield tornis (with [uo]). This word is first mentioned in 17th-century dictionaries.

Noun

 * 1) tower tall, cylindrical or similarly shaped structure in a building
 * 2) tank, silo large vertical building used to store grain
 * 3)  rook chess piece shaped like a castle tower
 * 1) tank, silo large vertical building used to store grain
 * 2)  rook chess piece shaped like a castle tower
 * 1) tank, silo large vertical building used to store grain
 * 2)  rook chess piece shaped like a castle tower
 * 1) tank, silo large vertical building used to store grain
 * 2)  rook chess piece shaped like a castle tower
 * 1) tank, silo large vertical building used to store grain
 * 2)  rook chess piece shaped like a castle tower
 * 1) tank, silo large vertical building used to store grain
 * 2)  rook chess piece shaped like a castle tower
 * 1)  rook chess piece shaped like a castle tower

title: tornis


text: tornum

title: tornum


text: tonorum

title: tonorum


text: tonis

title: tonis


text: tonum

title: tonum


text: tuborum

title: tuborum


text: tubum

title: tubum


text: remorum

title: remorum


text: remum

title: remum


text: pinorum

title: pinorum


text:
pinis

Noun

 * 1) any of several bleeding-hearts found in the Philippines:
 * 2) the
 * 3) the
 * 4) the
 * 5) the
 * 6) the  )

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) be finished; done with

title: pinis


text: pinum

title: pinum


text: cipporum

title: cipporum


text: cippis

title: cippis


text: cippum

title: cippum


text: cippos

title: cippos


text:
cippe

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) cippus

title: cippe


text: cuneorum

title: cuneorum


text: cuneis

title: cuneis


text: cuneum

title: cuneum


text: cuneos

title: cuneos


text: cunee

title: cunee


text: pirorum

title: pirorum


text: piris

title: piris


text: ramorum

title: ramorum


text: ramis

title: ramis


text: ramum

title: ramum


text: maritorum

title: maritorum


text: maritis

title: maritis


text: maritum

title: maritum


text: maritos

title: maritos


text:
marite

Noun

 * 1) husband

title: marite


text: cincinni

title: cincinni


text: cincinnorum

title: cincinnorum


text:
cincinno

Etymology 1
, from.

Noun

 * 1) a lock of curly hair

title: cincinno


text: cincinnis

title: cincinnis


text: cincinnum

title: cincinnum


text: cincinnos

title: cincinnos


text: cincinne

title: cincinne


text: nodorum

title: nodorum


text: nodis

title: nodis


text: nodum

title: nodum


text:
nodos

Etymology
From or possibly from.

Adjective

 * 1) nubbed, nubby, knobby
 * 2) knotty

title: nodos


text: vicarii

title: vicarii


text: vicariorum

title: vicariorum


text: vicariis

title: vicariis


text: vicarium

title: vicarium


text: vicarios

title: vicarios


text: vicarie

title: vicarie


text: calceorum

title: calceorum


text: calceum

title: calceum


text: calceos

title: calceos


text: calcee

title: calcee


text: exigui

title: exigui


text: exiguorum

title: exiguorum


text: exiguis

title: exiguis


text: exiguos

title: exiguos


text: exigue

title: exigue


text: ricinorum

title: ricinorum


text: ricinis

title: ricinis


text: ricinum

title: ricinum


text: ricinos

title: ricinos


text: metaplasmorum

title: metaplasmorum


text: metaplasmis

title: metaplasmis


text: metaplasmum

title: metaplasmum


text: metaplasmos

title: metaplasmos


text:
metaplasme

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) metaplasm
 * 2)  change of gender

title: metaplasme


text: gladiolorum

title: gladiolorum


text: gladiolis

title: gladiolis


text: gladiolum

title: gladiolum


text: gladiolos

title: gladiolos


text:
gladiole

Noun

 * 1) gladiolus (flowering plant)

title: gladiole


text: capellorum

title: capellorum


text: capellum

title: capellum


text: capellos

title: capellos


text:
capelle

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1)  The private orchestra or band of a prince or church.

title: capelle


text:
mascli

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) male

title: mascli


text: masclorum

title: masclorum


text:
masclo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) male

title: masclo


text: masclis

title: masclis


text: masclum

title: masclum


text: masclos

title: masclos


text: ocli

title: ocli


text: oclorum

title: oclorum


text:
oclo

Etymology
From, from , from. .

Noun

 * 1) glasses
 * 2) spectacles
 * 1) spectacles

Usage notes

 * The noun is plural by default.

title: oclo


text: oclis

title: oclis


text: oclum

title: oclum


text: oclos

title: oclos


text: ocle

title: ocle


text: lucorum

title: lucorum


text: lucum

title: lucum


text: lucos

title: lucos


text: iuvencorum

title: iuvencorum


text: iuvenco

title: iuvenco


text: iuvencos

title: iuvencos


text: iuvence

title: iuvence


text: capillorum

title: capillorum


text:
capillo

Noun

 * 1) hair individual strand

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) hair of the mass growing on the top of the human head

Etymology
, from, diminutive from. (from French) as well as (from Italian). Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) hood, especially a kind worn as a popular outfit in certain regions
 * 2) linen cap worn by young boys, or one of white cloth worn by boys at baptism

title: capillo


text: capillis

title: capillis


text: capillum

title: capillum


text: capillos

title: capillos


text: capille

title: capille


text: panariorum

title: panariorum


text: panario

title: panario


text: panariis

title: panariis


text: panarios

title: panarios


text: panarie

title: panarie


text: calamorum

title: calamorum


text: calamis

title: calamis


text: calamum

title: calamum


text:
calame

Etymology
, itself a borrowing from. Doublet of the inherited.

Noun

 * 1) a calamus, a quill

title: calame


text: anulorum

title: anulorum


text: anulis

title: anulis


text: anulum

title: anulum


text: anulos

title: anulos


text: tabani

title: tabani


text: tabanorum

title: tabanorum


text:
tabano

Etymology
Borrowed from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) gadfly; horsefly blood-sucking flies of the family

title: tabano


text: tabanis

title: tabanis


text: tabanum

title: tabanum


text: tabanos

title: tabanos


text: tabane

title: tabane


text: sciuri

title: sciuri


text: sciurorum

title: sciurorum


text: sciuris

title: sciuris


text: sciurum

title: sciurum


text: sciuros

title: sciuros


text: gyrorum

title: gyrorum


text: gyris

title: gyris


text: gyrum

title: gyrum


text: unci

title: unci


text: uncorum

title: uncorum


text: uncis

title: uncis


text: uncum

title: uncum


text: uncos

title: uncos


text: cyathorum

title: cyathorum


text: cyatho

title: cyatho


text: cyathis

title: cyathis


text: cyathum

title: cyathum


text: cyathos

title: cyathos


text: cyathe

title: cyathe


text: fritilli

title: fritilli


text: fritillorum

title: fritillorum


text: fritillo

title: fritillo


text: fritillis

title: fritillis


text: fritillum

title: fritillum


text: fritillos

title: fritillos


text: fritille

title: fritille


text: contraretiariorum

title: contraretiariorum


text: contraretiario

title: contraretiario


text: contraretiariis

title: contraretiariis


text: contraretiarium

title: contraretiarium


text: contraretiarios

title: contraretiarios


text: contraretiarie

title: contraretiarie


text: grammaticorum

title: grammaticorum


text: grammaticum

title: grammaticum


text: grammaticos

title: grammaticos


text:
grammatice

Etymology
, an ellipsis of.

Noun

 * 1) grammar, philology

Adverb

 * 1) grammatical; according to the rules of grammar; grammatically

title: grammatice


text: hortulorum

title: hortulorum


text: hortulo

title: hortulo


text: hortulis

title: hortulis


text: hortulum

title: hortulum


text: hortulos

title: hortulos


text: hortule

title: hortule


text: laniorum

title: laniorum


text: laniis

title: laniis


text: lanium

title: lanium


text: lanios

title: lanios


text:
lanie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) beating, thrashing, whupping
 * 1) beating, thrashing, whupping

title: lanie


text: pagorum

title: pagorum


text: pagis

title: pagis


text: pagum

title: pagum


text: pilorum

title: pilorum


text:
pilos

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) pilous

title: pilos


text: genetivi

title: genetivi


text: genetivorum

title: genetivorum


text: genetivo

title: genetivo


text: genetivis

title: genetivis


text: genetivum

title: genetivum


text: genetivos

title: genetivos


text: addicti

title: addicti


text: addictorum

title: addictorum


text: addicto

title: addicto


text: addictis

title: addictis


text: addictos

title: addictos


text:
addicte

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) addicted

Noun

 * 1) addict

title: addicte


text: vitellorum

title: vitellorum


text: vitellis

title: vitellis


text: vitellum

title: vitellum


text: vitellos

title: vitellos


text: bubulci

title: bubulci


text: bubulcorum

title: bubulcorum


text: bubulco

title: bubulco


text: bubulcis

title: bubulcis


text: bubulcum

title: bubulcum


text: bubulcos

title: bubulcos


text: bubulce

title: bubulce


text: ludorum

title: ludorum


text: ludum

title: ludum


text: canaliculorum

title: canaliculorum


text: canaliculo

title: canaliculo


text: canaliculum

title: canaliculum


text: canaliculos

title: canaliculos


text:
canalicule

Noun

 * 1) A small canal, channel or duct

title: canalicule


text: inimici

title: inimici


text: inimicorum

title: inimicorum


text: inimicis

title: inimicis


text: inimicum

title: inimicum


text: inimicos

title: inimicos


text: inimice

title: inimice


text: camerarii

title: camerarii


text: camerariorum

title: camerariorum


text: camerario

title: camerario


text: camerariis

title: camerariis


text: camerarium

title: camerarium


text: camerarios

title: camerarios


text: camerarie

title: camerarie


text: vetuli

title: vetuli


text: vetulorum

title: vetulorum


text: vetulo

title: vetulo


text: vetulis

title: vetulis


text: vetulum

title: vetulum


text: vetulos

title: vetulos


text: vetule

title: vetule


text: cavorum

title: cavorum


text: cavis

title: cavis


text: cavos

title: cavos


text: triumphi

title: triumphi


text: triumphorum

title: triumphorum


text: triumphis

title: triumphis


text: triumphum

title: triumphum


text: triumphos

title: triumphos


text: triumphe

title: triumphe


text: advocati

title: advocati


text: advocatorum

title: advocatorum


text: advocatos

title: advocatos


text: tumulorum

title: tumulorum


text: tumulis

title: tumulis


text: tumulum

title: tumulum


text: tumulos

title: tumulos


text: tumule

title: tumule


text: caseorum

title: caseorum


text:
caseo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cheese

title: caseo


text:
caseum

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  Casein.

title: caseum


text: caseos

title: caseos


text: casee

title: casee


text: tholi

title: tholi


text: tholorum

title: tholorum


text:
tholo

Noun

 * 1) greater kudu

Noun

 * 1) greater kudu

Noun

 * 1) greater kudu

Noun

 * 1) greater kudu

title: tholo


text: tholis

title: tholis


text: tholum

title: tholum


text:
rogi

Verb

 * 1)  to be chipped

title: rogi


text: rogorum

title: rogorum


text: rogis

title: rogis


text: rogum

title: rogum


text: rogos

title: rogos


text: libertorum

title: libertorum


text: libertis

title: libertis


text: libertos

title: libertos


text: privatorum

title: privatorum


text: privatos

title: privatos


text: clivorum

title: clivorum


text: clivum

title: clivum


text: clivos

title: clivos


text:
clive

Etymology 1
From, from , from , from , from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  To climb; ascend.

Etymology 2
From (in compound: ), from, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) Burdock or agrimony.

Etymology 3
From, from , , from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬. .

Verb

 * 1)  To split; separate; cleave; chop.

title: clive


text: condyli

title: condyli


text: condylorum

title: condylorum


text: condylo

title: condylo


text: condylis

title: condylis


text: condylum

title: condylum


text: condylos

title: condylos


text:
palimpsesti

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬), ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) palimpsest

title: palimpsesti


text: palimpsestorum

title: palimpsestorum


text: palimpsestis

title: palimpsestis


text: palimpsestum

title: palimpsestum


text: palimpsestos

title: palimpsestos


text: paedagogi

title: paedagogi


text: paedagogorum

title: paedagogorum


text: paedagogum

title: paedagogum


text: paedagogos

title: paedagogos


text: paedagoge

title: paedagoge


text: limborum

title: limborum


text: limbis

title: limbis


text: limbum

title: limbum


text: phasiani

title: phasiani


text: phasianorum

title: phasianorum


text: phasiano

title: phasiano


text: phasianis

title: phasianis


text: phasianum

title: phasianum


text: phasianos

title: phasianos


text: phasiane

title: phasiane


text: musicorum

title: musicorum


text: musicum

title: musicum


text:
musicos

Etymology
Borrowed from

title: musicos


text:
musice

Noun

 * 1) music (art form)

title: musice


text: zelotypi

title: zelotypi


text: zelotyporum

title: zelotyporum


text: zelotypo

title: zelotypo


text: zelotypum

title: zelotypum


text: zelotypos

title: zelotypos


text: zelotype

title: zelotype


text: vicinorum

title: vicinorum


text: vicinum

title: vicinum


text: vicinos

title: vicinos


text: numerorum

title: numerorum


text:
numeris

Noun

 * 1) number

title: numeris


text: numerum

title: numerum


text:
numeros

Adjective

 * 1) numerous

Etymology
or. .

Adjective

 * 1) numerous

title: numeros


text: morborum

title: morborum


text: morbis

title: morbis


text: morbum

title: morbum


text:
morbos

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) sick, sickly

title: morbos


text: morbe

title: morbe


text: insularii

title: insularii


text: insulariorum

title: insulariorum


text: insulario

title: insulario


text: insulariis

title: insulariis


text: insularium

title: insularium


text: insularios

title: insularios


text: insularie

title: insularie


text: archiepiscopi

title: archiepiscopi


text: archiepiscoporum

title: archiepiscoporum


text: archiepiscopo

title: archiepiscopo


text: archiepiscopis

title: archiepiscopis


text: archiepiscopum

title: archiepiscopum


text: archiepiscopos

title: archiepiscopos


text: archiepiscope

title: archiepiscope


text: archepiscopi

title: archepiscopi


text: archepiscoporum

title: archepiscoporum


text: archepiscopo

title: archepiscopo


text: archepiscopis

title: archepiscopis


text: archepiscopum

title: archepiscopum


text: archepiscopos

title: archepiscopos


text: archepiscope

title: archepiscope


text: matricularii

title: matricularii


text: matriculariorum

title: matriculariorum


text: matriculario

title: matriculario


text: matriculariis

title: matriculariis


text: matricularium

title: matricularium


text: matricularios

title: matricularios


text: matricularie

title: matricularie


text: funiculi

title: funiculi


text: funiculorum

title: funiculorum


text: funiculo

title: funiculo


text: funiculis

title: funiculis


text: funiculum

title: funiculum


text: funiculos

title: funiculos


text:
funicule

Noun

 * 1) funiculus

title: funicule


text: legisperiti

title: legisperiti


text: legisperitorum

title: legisperitorum


text: legisperito

title: legisperito


text: legisperitis

title: legisperitis


text: legisperitum

title: legisperitum


text: legisperitos

title: legisperitos


text: legisperite

title: legisperite


text: carpinorum

title: carpinorum


text:
záviděníhodný

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) enviable

title: záviděníhodný


text: carpinis

title: carpinis


text: carpinum

title: carpinum


text: carpinos

title: carpinos


text: cuborum

title: cuborum


text: cubis

title: cubis


text: cubum

title: cubum


text: falsorum

title: falsorum


text: falsis

title: falsis


text: sponsi

title: sponsi


text: sponsorum

title: sponsorum


text:
sponso

Noun

 * 1)  sponsorship
 * 2)  an advert presenting a sponsor

Noun

 * 1) newlywed
 * 2) bridegroom
 * 3) husband
 * 4) spouse

Synonyms

 * (all senses)
 * (husband)

Etymology 1
Frequentative of through its past participle,.

Verb

 * 1) to betroth

Usage notes
See explanation at.

title: sponso


text:
sponsis

Usage notes
See explanation at.

Usage notes
See explanation at.

title: sponsis


text: sponsum

title: sponsum


text: sponsos

title: sponsos


text:
sponse

Verb

 * 1) to sponsor (something / somebody)

title: sponse


text: vämjes

title: vämjes


text: sibilorum

title: sibilorum


text: sibilis

title: sibilis


text: sibilum

title: sibilum


text: sibilos

title: sibilos


text: sibile

title: sibile


text: plumbarii

title: plumbarii


text: plumbariorum

title: plumbariorum


text: plumbario

title: plumbario


text: plumbariis

title: plumbariis


text: plumbarium

title: plumbarium


text: plumbarios

title: plumbarios


text: plumbarie

title: plumbarie


text: plumarii

title: plumarii


text: plumariorum

title: plumariorum


text:
plumario

Adjective

 * 1)  feather

Noun

 * 1) writer; journo; hack

title: plumario


text: plumariis

title: plumariis


text: plumarium

title: plumarium


text: plumarios

title: plumarios


text: plumarie

title: plumarie


text: avicularii

title: avicularii


text: aviculariorum

title: aviculariorum


text: aviculario

title: aviculario


text: aviculariis

title: aviculariis


text: avicularios

title: avicularios


text: avicularie

title: avicularie


text: aviarii

title: aviarii


text: aviariorum

title: aviariorum


text: aviariis

title: aviariis


text: aviarios

title: aviarios


text: cornorum

title: cornorum


text:
cornis

Adjective

 * 1) horned

title: cornis


text:
cornum

Etymology 1
Either from, cognate with 🇨🇬, from , or a by-form of the synonym from the same root.

Noun

 * 1) horn (all senses)
 * 2) hoof
 * 3) beak, tusk, claw

Etymology 2
Neuter fruit name from the same root as the tree name.

Noun

 * 1) cornel cherry, cornelian cherry

title: cornum


text:
cornos

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) horny

title: cornos


text: cornuarii

title: cornuarii


text: cornuariorum

title: cornuariorum


text: cornuario

title: cornuario


text: cornuariis

title: cornuariis


text: cornuarium

title: cornuarium


text: cornuarios

title: cornuarios


text: cornuarie

title: cornuarie


text: digituli

title: digituli


text: digitulorum

title: digitulorum


text: digitulo

title: digitulo


text: digitulis

title: digitulis


text: digitulum

title: digitulum


text: digitulos

title: digitulos


text:
digitule

Etymology
From, diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1)  A little finger or toe, or something resembling one.

title: digitule


text: aesculi

title: aesculi


text: aesculorum

title: aesculorum


text: aesculo

title: aesculo


text: aesculis

title: aesculis


text: aesculum

title: aesculum


text: aesculos

title: aesculos


text: aescule

title: aescule


text: cylindri

title: cylindri


text: cylindrorum

title: cylindrorum


text: cylindro

title: cylindro


text: cylindris

title: cylindris


text: cylindrum

title: cylindrum


text: cylindros

title: cylindros


text: mortui

title: mortui


text: mortuorum

title: mortuorum


text: mortuo

title: mortuo


text: mortuis

title: mortuis


text: mortuum

title: mortuum


text: mortuos

title: mortuos


text: mortue

title: mortue


text: dactyli

title: dactyli


text: dactylorum

title: dactylorum


text: dactylis

title: dactylis


text: dactylum

title: dactylum


text: persicorum

title: persicorum


text: persicos

title: persicos


text: echinorum

title: echinorum


text: echinis

title: echinis


text: echinum

title: echinum


text: echinos

title: echinos


text: echine

title: echine


text: vulturiorum

title: vulturiorum


text: vulturio

title: vulturio


text: vulturiis

title: vulturiis


text: vulturium

title: vulturium


text: vulturios

title: vulturios


text: vulturie

title: vulturie


text: volturii

title: volturii


text: volturiorum

title: volturiorum


text: volturio

title: volturio


text: volturiis

title: volturiis


text: volturium

title: volturium


text: volturios

title: volturios


text: volturie

title: volturie


text: buxorum

title: buxorum


text:
buxum

Etymology
From ; equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) obedient, compliant
 * 2) humble, kind
 * 3) bending, twisted

title: buxum


text: buxos

title: buxos


text: buxe

title: buxe


text: anguli

title: anguli


text: angulorum

title: angulorum


text: angulis

title: angulis


text: angulum

title: angulum


text:
angulos

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) angular, jagged

title: angulos


text:
angule

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) in a corner
 * 2) * Aleksander Korĵenkov (translator), La unua amo (First Love) by Ivan Turgenev, Chapter 15,
 * Butonumita kaj ruĝa Belovzorov sidis angule
 * Byelovzorov sat [...] red-faced in a corner, buttoned up to the throat (Constance Garnett translation, 1860)
 * 1) at an angle
 * 2) * Donald Broadribb (translator), Glinda de Oz (Glinda of Oz) by L. Frank Baum, Chapter 12,
 * Kvankam ilia vidpovo estis iom malklarigita de la akvo kaj la neceso suprenrigardi angule, ili observis la ĉefajn partojn de la dramo okazanta supre.
 * Although their vision was to an extent blurred by the water and the necessity of looking upward at an angle, they had observed the main points of the drama enacted above.

title: angule


text: barbarorum

title: barbarorum


text: barbaros

title: barbaros


text: vituli

title: vituli


text: vitulorum

title: vitulorum


text: vitulo

title: vitulo


text: vitulum

title: vitulum


text: vitulos

title: vitulos


text: vitule

title: vitule


text: insulani

title: insulani


text: insulanorum

title: insulanorum


text: insulanis

title: insulanis


text: insulanum

title: insulanum


text: insulanos

title: insulanos


text: insulane

title: insulane


text: beryllorum

title: beryllorum


text: beryllo

title: beryllo


text: beryllis

title: beryllis


text: beryllum

title: beryllum


text: beryllos

title: beryllos


text: berylle

title: berylle


text: urbanorum

title: urbanorum


text: urbanis

title: urbanis


text: urbanum

title: urbanum


text: commentarii

title: commentarii


text: commentariorum

title: commentariorum


text: commentariis

title: commentariis


text: commentarium

title: commentarium


text: commentarios

title: commentarios


text: commentarie

title: commentarie


text: descensi

title: descensi


text: descensorum

title: descensorum


text: descensis

title: descensis


text: descensum

title: descensum


text: descense

title: descense


text: iurisconsulti

title: iurisconsulti


text: iurisconsultorum

title: iurisconsultorum


text: iurisconsulto

title: iurisconsulto


text: iurisconsultis

title: iurisconsultis


text: iurisconsultum

title: iurisconsultum


text:
utför

Adverb

 * 1) downhill
 * 2)  downhill (towards a worse state)
 * 1)  downhill (towards a worse state)
 * 1)  downhill (towards a worse state)

Preposition

 * 1) down

Usage notes
Close to synonymous with. See its usage notes for a subtle difference.

title: utför


text: iurisconsultos

title: iurisconsultos


text: iurisconsulte

title: iurisconsulte


text: laquearii

title: laquearii


text: laqueariorum

title: laqueariorum


text:
laqueario

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) laquearius

title: laqueario


text: laqueariis

title: laqueariis


text: laquearium

title: laquearium


text: laquearios

title: laquearios


text: laquearie

title: laquearie


text: lucii

title: lucii


text: luciorum

title: luciorum


text: luciis

title: luciis


text: lucium

title: lucium


text: lucie

title: lucie


text: rastelli

title: rastelli


text: rastellorum

title: rastellorum


text: undkommit

title: undkommit


text: rastello

title: rastello


text: rastellis

title: rastellis


text:
rastellum

Noun

 * 1) In certain mygalomorph spiders, a row of stiff spines on the chelicera.
 * 2) In honey bees, a row of spines on the distal end of the tibia used to manipulate pollen.
 * 1) In honey bees, a row of spines on the distal end of the tibia used to manipulate pollen.
 * 1) In honey bees, a row of spines on the distal end of the tibia used to manipulate pollen.

Related terms

 * rastellar

title: rastellum


text: rastellos

title: rastellos


text: rastelle

title: rastelle


text: umeri

title: umeri


text: umerorum

title: umerorum


text: umero

title: umero


text: umeris

title: umeris


text: umerum

title: umerum


text: umeros

title: umeros


text: anthi

title: anthi


text: anthorum

title: anthorum


text: antho

title: antho


text: anthis

title: anthis


text: anthum

title: anthum


text: anthos

title: anthos


text: anthe

title: anthe


text: cycli

title: cycli


text: cyclorum

title: cyclorum


text:
cyclo

Noun

 * 1) A tuk-tuk.
 * 2) A cycle rickshaw

title: cyclo


text: cyclis

title: cyclis


text: cyclum

title: cyclum


text: cyclos

title: cyclos


text: scirpi

title: scirpi


text: scirporum

title: scirporum


text:
scirpo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  rush, reed

Verb

 * 1) to fasten or bind together with reed

title: scirpo


text: scirpis

title: scirpis


text: scirpum

title: scirpum


text: scirpos

title: scirpos


text:
scirpe

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bulrush

title: scirpe


text: sacculorum

title: sacculorum


text: sacculis

title: sacculis


text: sacculum

title: sacculum


text: sacculos

title: sacculos


text: nuntiorum

title: nuntiorum


text:
nuntiis

Etymology 1
Inflected form of.

Etymology 2
Inflected form of.

Etymology 3
Inflected form of.

title: nuntiis


text:
nuntium

Noun

 * 1) a piece of news, a piece of information
 * 2) a message, an announcement

title: nuntium


text: nuntios

title: nuntios


text:
nunti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to organize a wedding, to marry

title: nunti


text: sacci

title: sacci


text:
underligt

Adverb

 * 1) strangely, oddly

title: underligt


text: saccis

title: saccis


text: saccum

title: saccum


text: saccos

title: saccos


text: sacce

title: sacce


text: saccelli

title: saccelli


text: saccellorum

title: saccellorum


text: saccello

title: saccello


text: saccellis

title: saccellis


text: saccellum

title: saccellum


text: saccellos

title: saccellos


text: saccelle

title: saccelle


text: ugnsmuren

title: ugnsmuren


text: cardui

title: cardui


text: carduorum

title: carduorum


text: carduo

title: carduo


text: carduis

title: carduis


text: carduum

title: carduum


text: carduos

title: carduos


text: cardue

title: cardue


text: hoplomachi

title: hoplomachi


text: hoplomachorum

title: hoplomachorum


text: hoplomacho

title: hoplomacho


text: hoplomachis

title: hoplomachis


text:
raout

Noun

 * 1)  (social) gathering

title: raout


text: hoplomachum

title: hoplomachum


text: hoplomache

title: hoplomache


text: araneoli

title: araneoli


text: araneolorum

title: araneolorum


text: araneolo

title: araneolo


text: araneolum

title: araneolum


text: araneolos

title: araneolos


text: araneole

title: araneole


text: ferramentarii

title: ferramentarii


text: ferramentariorum

title: ferramentariorum


text: ferramentario

title: ferramentario


text: ferramentariis

title: ferramentariis


text: ferramentarium

title: ferramentarium


text: ferramentarios

title: ferramentarios


text: ferramentarie

title: ferramentarie


text: nodulorum

title: nodulorum


text: nodulis

title: nodulis


text: nodulum

title: nodulum


text: nodulos

title: nodulos


text: planorum

title: planorum


text: planis

title: planis


text: lignarii

title: lignarii


text: lignariorum

title: lignariorum


text: lignario

title: lignario


text: lignariis

title: lignariis


text: lignarium

title: lignarium


text: lignarios

title: lignarios


text: lignarie

title: lignarie


text: abavunculi

title: abavunculi


text: abavunculorum

title: abavunculorum


text: abavunculo

title: abavunculo


text: abavunculis

title: abavunculis


text: abavunculum

title: abavunculum


text: abavunculos

title: abavunculos


text: abavuncule

title: abavuncule


text: abietarii

title: abietarii


text: abietariorum

title: abietariorum


text: abietario

title: abietario


text: abietariis

title: abietariis


text: abietarium

title: abietarium


text: abietarios

title: abietarios


text: abietarie

title: abietarie


text: nummorum

title: nummorum


text:
nummo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) nummus (Roman or Byzantine copper coin)

title: nummo


text: nummis

title: nummis


text: nummum

title: nummum


text: nummos

title: nummos


text: numme

title: numme


text: caprimulgorum

title: caprimulgorum


text: caprimulgis

title: caprimulgis


text: caprimulgum

title: caprimulgum


text: caprimulgos

title: caprimulgos


text: caprimulge

title: caprimulge


text: numerarii

title: numerarii


text: numerariorum

title: numerariorum


text: numerariis

title: numerariis


text: numerarium

title: numerarium


text:
Talk:-arian

“Inhabitant”
The definition that -arian means “inhabitant” is an incorrect analysis of terms like Bulgarian:, which is Bulgaria: + -an:; the -ar is a coincidence, and I don’t see any words formed on this basis (i.e., no words that are “Place” + -arian to indicate “inhabitant”), unless there are mystical lands of Bulg, Bav, and Hung of which I’m not aware.
 * —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 08:11, 3 September 2010 (UTC)
 * But, based on the faulty analysis and/or a sense of humor, there are nonce uses, some of which gain some currency. See Torontarian. DCDuring TALK 15:15, 3 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Oops, sorry, missed the RFV – and didn’t realize this was actually productive (?).
 * —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 09:14, 6 September 2010 (UTC)

RFV
Rfv-sense: residents of a place. This is apparently based on words such as Bavarian, Bulgarian, Carian, Hungarian, and Tocharian, all of which are formed by suffixation of -an/-ian or derived from Latin or possibly French. DCDuring TALK 12:05, 8 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Is from ? [comment continues below]
 * Lunarian is formed in English from 🇨🇬 + -ian.
 * [comment continued from above] Aside from that, I can't think of any standard demonyms that use it, but a few colloquial (humorous?) demonyms do seem to be attestable on Usenet (using Google Groups):
 * — three hits — 2000 noun, 2002 noun, 2002 adjective.
 * — eight hitsq — 1994 noun, 1998 adjective, 1999 noun, 2000 noun, 2000 noun, 2003 noun, 2005 noun (mention?), 2006 noun.
 * You'll have to click the links to judge for yourself, but the great majority of the hits seem to be using these to mean simply "Canadian" or "Torontonian", not to denote believers or proponents or whatnot.
 * Also, is better attested than  and  put together (not that that says very much), but I'm not sure whether it counts as using the suffix.
 * —Ruakh TALK 13:33, 8 August 2010 (UTC)
 * Thanks. There are so many spurious derivatives shown in the entry, not just for this sense. Many suffix entries have similar problems, but [[-arian]] may be the worst I've seen. DCDuring TALK 15:30, 8 August 2010 (UTC)
 * We also already had planetarian, which could be viewed as "planet" + "-arian", though I think one sense is "planetarium" + "-an" and another is "planetary" + "-an". DCDuring TALK 11:58, 9 August 2010 (UTC)

 * Rfv-sense 2: Someone of a certain age. (Perhaps to be reworded to avoid of a certain age.) This seems intended to address words similar to nonagenarian. But "nonagenarian" has a much more direct derivation from Latin nonagenarius:. I think the RfV question is: Are there age-specifying words ending in "-arian" that are formed by suffixation of "-arian" or are they all blends or formed like "nonagenarian"? DCDuring TALK 11:50, 9 August 2010 (UTC)
 * This also gets parsed as -genarian:, and the term genarian: has seen some usage (compare ism:), but that only covers 40/50/60/70/80; 20 (vicenarian:), 30, and 100 (centenarian:) are different, which reinforces -arian. While we’re at it, sesquicentenarian: (rare) does exist, but I can’t think of any age words not actually from Latin (or Latinate) (a 23-arian? A 65-arian?).
 * —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 09:31, 6 September 2010 (UTC)
 * (typo) —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 09:44, 6 September 2010 (UTC)

(BTW, links for genarian:: Word Spy: genarian; How to win a Pullet Surprise: the pleasures and pitfalls of our language, by Jack Smith, 1982; The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Your True Age, p. 10, Roget’s Super Thesaurus, p. 413)
 * —Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 10:03, 6 September 2010 (UTC)

 * I've removed the tag from the "from a place" sense, on the strength of Ruakh's citations (even though these have not been added to the entry yet). nbarth's citations of the "of an age" sense are apparently, as noted, not examples of words formed in English, but examples of words taken from Latin; therefore, the "of an age" sense fails. Please revert my changes to the entry if you disagree with this interpretation. - -sche (discuss) 04:23, 6 August 2011 (UTC)

Equivalent to -ary + -an
What meaning of -an is used here? --Backinstadiums (talk) 16:38, 10 February 2020 (UTC)
 * The second definition I think, forming agent nouns. — Mnemosientje (t · c) 17:25, 10 February 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:-arian


text: numerarios

title: numerarios


text:
aborsi

Etymology
From, from. .

Noun

 * 1) induced abortion.

title: aborsi


text: aborsorum

title: aborsorum


text: aborso

title: aborso


text: aborsis

title: aborsis


text: aborsum

title: aborsum


text: aborsos

title: aborsos


text: aborse

title: aborse


text: accusativorum

title: accusativorum


text: accusativis

title: accusativis


text: accusativum

title: accusativum


text: accusativos

title: accusativos


text: zelorum

title: zelorum


text: zelis

title: zelis


text: zelum

title: zelum


text:
zelos

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) zealous

title: zelos


text:
tätt

Adverb

 * 1) tightly, densely, closely, thickly

title: tätt


text:
zele

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) Zeal; endless devotion or striving.
 * 2) Intense love or concern for something or someone.
 * 3) Any strong or aggravated feeling.

title: zele


text: zirbi

title: zirbi


text: zirborum

title: zirborum


text:
zirbo

Etymology
From, itself from.

Noun

 * 1)  omentum
 * 2) paunch, belly

title: zirbo


text: zirbis

title: zirbis


text: zirbum

title: zirbum


text: zirbos

title: zirbos


text: zirbe

title: zirbe


text: zizyphi

title: zizyphi


text: zizyphorum

title: zizyphorum


text: zizypho

title: zizypho


text: zizyphis

title: zizyphis


text: zizyphos

title: zizyphos


text: zizyphe

title: zizyphe


text: zoophori

title: zoophori


text: zoophororum

title: zoophororum


text: zoophoro

title: zoophoro


text: zoophoris

title: zoophoris


text: zoophorum

title: zoophorum


text: zoophoros

title: zoophoros


text:
zoophore

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  zoophorus

title: zoophore


text: articuli

title: articuli


text: articulorum

title: articulorum


text: articulis

title: articulis


text:
naamalleen

Adverb

 * 1) onto one's face

title: naamalleen


text: articulum

title: articulum


text: articulos

title: articulos


text: pontorum

title: pontorum


text: pontis

title: pontis


text: pontum

title: pontum


text: candelabrarii

title: candelabrarii


text: candelabrariorum

title: candelabrariorum


text: candelabrario

title: candelabrario


text: candelabrariis

title: candelabrariis


text: candelabrarium

title: candelabrarium


text: candelabrarios

title: candelabrarios


text: candelabrarie

title: candelabrarie


text: pediculi

title: pediculi


text: pediculorum

title: pediculorum


text:
pediculo

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) to free from lice; delouse

title: pediculo


text: pediculis

title: pediculis


text: pediculum

title: pediculum


text: pediculos

title: pediculos


text:
pedicule

Noun

 * 1) A pedicel

title: pedicule


text: bibonii

title: bibonii


text: biboniorum

title: biboniorum


text: bibonio

title: bibonio


text: biboniis

title: biboniis


text: bibonium

title: bibonium


text: bibonios

title: bibonios


text: bibonie

title: bibonie


text: veredi

title: veredi


text: veredorum

title: veredorum


text: veredo

title: veredo


text: veredis

title: veredis


text: veredum

title: veredum


text: veredos

title: veredos


text: verede

title: verede


text: paraveredi

title: paraveredi


text: paraveredorum

title: paraveredorum


text: paraveredo

title: paraveredo


text: paraveredis

title: paraveredis


text: paraveredum

title: paraveredum


text: naamalle

title: naamalle


text: paraveredos

title: paraveredos


text: paraverede

title: paraverede


text: veredarii

title: veredarii


text: veredariorum

title: veredariorum


text: veredario

title: veredario


text: veredariis

title: veredariis


text: veredarium

title: veredarium


text: veredarios

title: veredarios


text: veredarie

title: veredarie


text: aerolithi

title: aerolithi


text: aerolithorum

title: aerolithorum


text: aerolitho

title: aerolitho


text: aerolithis

title: aerolithis


text: aerolithum

title: aerolithum


text: aerolithos

title: aerolithos


text: aerolithe

title: aerolithe


text: alni

title: alni


text: alnorum

title: alnorum


text:
alnis

Etymology
From, from a derived form of (maybe ). In ancient Latvian, must have meant “deer” (in general), as in other Baltic languages; in this sense, however, the word disappeared, perhaps as a consequence of the diminishing numbers of this species in nature. reintroduced it into the literary language in the 19th century with its original meaning (“deer”), but, by the beginning of the 20th century, it had changed to its modern meaning (“elk”). Cognates include 🇨🇬, dialectal, 🇨🇬 (probably earlier “female deer”), 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬, Russian and 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬, (< ).

Noun

 * 1) elk, moose

title: alnis


text: alnum

title: alnum


text: alnos

title: alnos


text: alne

title: alne


text: alveorum

title: alveorum


text: alveis

title: alveis


text: alveum

title: alveum


text: alveos

title: alveos


text: alvee

title: alvee


text:
alvi

Etymology
<

Noun

 * 1) VAT value-added tax

title: alvi


text: alvorum

title: alvorum


text: alvis

title: alvis


text: alvum

title: alvum


text: alvos

title: alvos


text: ambacti

title: ambacti


text: ambactorum

title: ambactorum


text: svarat

title: svarat


text: ambacto

title: ambacto


text: ambactis

title: ambactis


text: ambactum

title: ambactum


text: ambactos

title: ambactos


text: ambacte

title: ambacte


text: limorum

title: limorum


text:
svagt

Adverb

 * 1) weakly, silently

title: svagt


text: limis

title: limis


text: limum

title: limum


text: caballarii

title: caballarii


text: caballariorum

title: caballariorum


text: caballario

title: caballario


text: caballariis

title: caballariis


text: caballarium

title: caballarium


text: caballarios

title: caballarios


text: caballarie

title: caballarie


text: praerogativatii

title: praerogativatii


text: praerogativatiorum

title: praerogativatiorum


text: praerogativatio

title: praerogativatio


text: praerogativatiis

title: praerogativatiis


text: praerogativatium

title: praerogativatium


text: praerogativatios

title: praerogativatios


text: praerogativatie

title: praerogativatie


text: macci

title: macci


text: maccorum

title: maccorum


text:
macco

Noun

 * 1) A gambling game popular in the eighteenth century.

title: macco


text:
maccis

Etymology 1
Compare.

title: maccis


text: maccum

title: maccum


text: maccos

title: maccos


text: macce

title: macce


text: rivuli

title: rivuli


text: rivulorum

title: rivulorum


text: rivulo

title: rivulo


text: rivulis

title: rivulis


text: rivulum

title: rivulum


text: rivulos

title: rivulos


text: rivule

title: rivule


text: rivorum

title: rivorum


text: rivis

title: rivis


text: rivum

title: rivum


text:
rivos

Noun

 * 1) * 7th–5th century BC, :
 * "la"
 * "la"

- 𐌀𐌔𐌕𐌄𐌃𐌍𐌏𐌉𐌔𐌉𐌏𐌐𐌄𐌕𐌏𐌉𐌕𐌄𐌔𐌉𐌀𐌉𐌐𐌀𐌊𐌀𐌓𐌉𐌖𐌏𐌉𐌔

title: rivos


text: porculi

title: porculi


text: porculorum

title: porculorum


text: porculo

title: porculo


text: porculis

title: porculis


text: porculum

title: porculum


text: porculos

title: porculos


text: porcule

title: porcule


text: rivolorum

title: rivolorum


text: rivolis

title: rivolis


text: rivolum

title: rivolum


text: rivolos

title: rivolos


text: rivole

title: rivole


text: extranei

title: extranei


text:
straffad

Adjective

 * 1) punished

title: straffad


text: extraneorum

title: extraneorum


text: extraneo

title: extraneo


text: extraneis

title: extraneis


text: extraneum

title: extraneum


text:
naamakirja

Alternative forms

 * Naamakirja

Etymology
,.

Noun

 * 1)  Any similar social networking site.
 * 1)  Any similar social networking site.

title: naamakirja


text: extraneos

title: extraneos


text: extranee

title: extranee


text: cophini

title: cophini


text: cophinorum

title: cophinorum


text: cophino

title: cophino


text: cophinis

title: cophinis


text: cophinum

title: cophinum


text: cophinos

title: cophinos


text: cophine

title: cophine


text: drapporum

title: drapporum


text: drappis

title: drappis


text: drappum

title: drappum


text: språkade

title: språkade


text: drappos

title: drappos


text: drappe

title: drappe


text: fossatorum

title: fossatorum


text: fossatis

title: fossatis


text: fossatos

title: fossatos


text:
fossate

Adjective

 * 1) Having a fossa or depression.

title: fossate


text: filioli

title: filioli


text: filiolorum

title: filiolorum


text: filiolo

title: filiolo


text: filiolum

title: filiolum


text: filiolos

title: filiolos


text: filiole

title: filiole


text: nervorum

title: nervorum


text: nervis

title: nervis


text: nervum

title: nervum


text:
nervos

Etymology
or or. .

Adjective

 * 1) angry

title: nervos


text: ostiarii

title: ostiarii


text: ostiariorum

title: ostiariorum


text: ostiario

title: ostiario


text: ostiariis

title: ostiariis


text: ostiarium

title: ostiarium


text: ostiarios

title: ostiarios


text: ostiarie

title: ostiarie


text: scarabaei

title: scarabaei


text: scarabaeorum

title: scarabaeorum


text: scarabaeo

title: scarabaeo


text: scarabaeis

title: scarabaeis


text: scarabaeum

title: scarabaeum


text: scarabaeos

title: scarabaeos


text: scarabaee

title: scarabaee


text: argentarii

title: argentarii


text: argentariorum

title: argentariorum


text: snyftade

title: snyftade


text: argentario

title: argentario


text: argentariis

title: argentariis


text:
argentarium

Noun

 * 1) Roman alloy of lead and tin for tinning

title: argentarium


text: argentarios

title: argentarios


text: argentarie

title: argentarie


text: pergameni

title: pergameni


text: pergamenorum

title: pergamenorum


text:
pergameno

Etymology
Borrowed from, , , ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) parchment

title: pergameno


text: pergamenis

title: pergamenis


text: pergamenos

title: pergamenos


text: unguentarii

title: unguentarii


text: unguentariorum

title: unguentariorum


text:
unguentario

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  ointment merchant, perfumer

title: unguentario


text:
unguentarium

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A small bottle used to store balms or scented oils

title: unguentarium


text: slöt

title: slöt


text: unguentarios

title: unguentarios


text: unguentarie

title: unguentarie


text: molinarii

title: molinarii


text: molinariorum

title: molinariorum


text: molinario

title: molinario


text: molinariis

title: molinariis


text: molinarium

title: molinarium


text: molinarios

title: molinarios


text: molinarie

title: molinarie


text: sacrarii

title: sacrarii


text: sacrariorum

title: sacrariorum


text: sacrariis

title: sacrariis


text: sacrarios

title: sacrarios


text: sacrarie

title: sacrarie


text: sacrificioli

title: sacrificioli


text: sacrificiolorum

title: sacrificiolorum


text: sacrificiolo

title: sacrificiolo


text: sacrificiolis

title: sacrificiolis


text: sacrificiolum

title: sacrificiolum


text: sacrificiolos

title: sacrificiolos


text: sacrificiole

title: sacrificiole


text: sacrificuli

title: sacrificuli


text: sacrificulorum

title: sacrificulorum


text: sacrificulo

title: sacrificulo


text: sacrificulis

title: sacrificulis


text: sacrificulum

title: sacrificulum


text: sacrificulos

title: sacrificulos


text: sacrificule

title: sacrificule


text: calamelli

title: calamelli


text: calamellorum

title: calamellorum


text: calamello

title: calamello


text: calamellis

title: calamellis


text: calamellum

title: calamellum


text: calamellos

title: calamellos


text: calamelle

title: calamelle


text: criticorum

title: criticorum


text: criticis

title: criticis


text: criticum

title: criticum


text: criticos

title: criticos


text:
critice

Adverb

 * 1) critically, decisively

title: critice


text: polorum

title: polorum


text: polum

title: polum


text: aurileguli

title: aurileguli


text: aurilegulorum

title: aurilegulorum


text: aurilegulo

title: aurilegulo


text: aurilegulis

title: aurilegulis


text: aurilegulum

title: aurilegulum


text: aurilegulos

title: aurilegulos


text: aurilegule

title: aurilegule


text: bruchorum

title: bruchorum


text: bruchis

title: bruchis


text: bruchum

title: bruchum


text: bruchos

title: bruchos


text:
bruche

Etymology
From, from.

The past tense forms, (both with the open vowel ) were doubtless formed by analogy with , , from. It is not ruled out, however, that they are alterations of older strong forms.

Verb

 * 1)  to need
 * 2)  to need, have to
 * 1)  to need, have to

Noun

 * 1) bruchid

title: bruche


text: lapillorum

title: lapillorum


text:
lapillo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lapillus (lava fragment)

title: lapillo


text: lapillis

title: lapillis


text: lapillum

title: lapillum


text: lapillos

title: lapillos


text: lapille

title: lapille


text: leguli

title: leguli


text:
släde

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

Noun

 * 1) a sleigh

title: släde


text: legulorum

title: legulorum


text: legulo

title: legulo


text: legulis

title: legulis


text: legulum

title: legulum


text: legulos

title: legulos


text: legule

title: legule


text: caminorum

title: caminorum


text: caminis

title: caminis


text: caminum

title: caminum


text: skyndar

title: skyndar


text:
gibbi

Noun

 * 1) A palace or royal enclosure in Ethiopia.

title: gibbi


text: gibborum

title: gibborum


text: gibbo

title: gibbo


text: gibbis

title: gibbis


text: gibbum

title: gibbum


text: gibbos

title: gibbos


text: gibbe

title: gibbe


text: stagnorum

title: stagnorum


text: stagnis

title: stagnis


text: stagnos

title: stagnos


text: pabilli

title: pabilli


text: pabillorum

title: pabillorum


text: pabillo

title: pabillo


text: pabillis

title: pabillis


text: pabillum

title: pabillum


text: pabillos

title: pabillos


text: pabille

title: pabille


text: gabali

title: gabali


text: gabalorum

title: gabalorum


text: gabalo

title: gabalo


text: gabalis

title: gabalis


text: gabalum

title: gabalum


text: gabalos

title: gabalos


text: gabale

title: gabale


text: galbei

title: galbei


text: galbeorum

title: galbeorum


text: galbeo

title: galbeo


text: galbeis

title: galbeis


text: galbeos

title: galbeos


text: galbee

title: galbee


text: calbei

title: calbei


text: calbeorum

title: calbeorum


text: calbeo

title: calbeo


text: calbeis

title: calbeis


text: calbeum

title: calbeum


text: calbeos

title: calbeos


text: calbee

title: calbee


text: folliculi

title: folliculi


text: folliculorum

title: folliculorum


text: folliculo

title: folliculo


text: folliculis

title: folliculis


text: folliculum

title: folliculum


text: folliculos

title: folliculos


text: atavi

title: atavi


text: atavorum

title: atavorum


text:
atavo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  great-great-great-grandfather
 * 2)  ancestor

title: atavo


text: atavis

title: atavis


text: atavum

title: atavum


text: atavos

title: atavos


text: atave

title: atave


text: indiculi

title: indiculi


text: indiculorum

title: indiculorum


text: indiculo

title: indiculo


text: indiculis

title: indiculis


text: indiculos

title: indiculos


text: indicule

title: indicule


text: stilorum

title: stilorum


text: stilis

title: stilis


text: stilum

title: stilum


text: stilos

title: stilos


text: paenularii

title: paenularii


text: paenulariorum

title: paenulariorum


text: paenulario

title: paenulario


text: paenulariis

title: paenulariis


text: paenularium

title: paenularium


text: paenularios

title: paenularios


text: paenularie

title: paenularie


text: paganismi

title: paganismi


text: paganismorum

title: paganismorum


text: paganismis

title: paganismis


text: paganismum

title: paganismum


text: paganismos

title: paganismos


text: paguri

title: paguri


text: pagurorum

title: pagurorum


text:
paguro

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) hermit crab

title: paguro


text: paguris

title: paguris


text: pagurum

title: pagurum


text: paguros

title: paguros


text: pagure

title: pagure


text: palatorum

title: palatorum


text: palatos

title: palatos


text: palimbacchii

title: palimbacchii


text: palimbacchiorum

title: palimbacchiorum


text: palimbacchio

title: palimbacchio


text: palimbacchiis

title: palimbacchiis


text: palimbacchium

title: palimbacchium


text: palimbacchios

title: palimbacchios


text: mallaboremaj

title: mallaboremaj


text: palimbacchie

title: palimbacchie


text: pompili

title: pompili


text: pompilorum

title: pompilorum


text: pompilo

title: pompilo


text: pompilis

title: pompilis


text: pompilum

title: pompilum


text: pompilos

title: pompilos


text: pompile

title: pompile


text: mallaboreman

title: mallaboreman


text: italis

title: italis


text: italum

title: italum


text: mallaboremajn

title: mallaboremajn


text: italos

title: italos


text: haedi

title: haedi


text: haedorum

title: haedorum


text: haedo

title: haedo


text: haedis

title: haedis


text: haedum

title: haedum


text: haedos

title: haedos


text: haede

title: haede


text: cedrorum

title: cedrorum


text: cedris

title: cedris


text: cedrum

title: cedrum


text:
cedre

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) cedar

Etymology
From, from , from. Compare 🇨🇬, from the same Latin source.

Noun

 * 1) Lebanon cedar  or a similar tree.
 * 2) The wood of the Lebanon cedar or a similar tree.

title: cedre


text: iuniperi

title: iuniperi


text: iuniperorum

title: iuniperorum


text: iunipero

title: iunipero


text: iuniperis

title: iuniperis


text: iuniperum

title: iuniperum


text: iuniperos

title: iuniperos


text: iunipere

title: iunipere


text: sambuci

title: sambuci


text: sambucorum

title: sambucorum


text: sambucis

title: sambucis


text:
sambucum

Noun

 * 1) elderberry, the fruit of the elder

title: sambucum


text: sambucos

title: sambucos


text: sambuce

title: sambuce


text:
fimi

Noun

 * 1) skill

title: fimi


text: fimorum

title: fimorum


text:
fimo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  dung, ordure

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) dung

title: fimo


text: fimis

title: fimis


text: fimos

title: fimos


text:
fime

Noun

 * 1) film

title: fime


text: palumbarii

title: palumbarii


text: palumbariorum

title: palumbariorum


text: palumbario

title: palumbario


text: palumbariis

title: palumbariis


text: palumbarium

title: palumbarium


text: palumbarios

title: palumbarios


text: palumbarie

title: palumbarie


text: palumbuli

title: palumbuli


text: palumbulorum

title: palumbulorum


text: palumbulo

title: palumbulo


text: palumbulis

title: palumbulis


text: palumbulum

title: palumbulum


text: palumbulos

title: palumbulos


text: palumbule

title: palumbule


text: palumbi

title: palumbi


text: palumborum

title: palumborum


text: palumbo

title: palumbo


text: palumbis

title: palumbis


text: palumbum

title: palumbum


text: palumbos

title: palumbos


text: palumbe

title: palumbe


text: malnoblaj

title: malnoblaj


text: pammacharii

title: pammacharii


text: pammachariorum

title: pammachariorum


text: pammachario

title: pammachario


text: pammachariis

title: pammachariis


text: malnoblan

title: malnoblan


text: pammacharium

title: pammacharium


text: pammacharios

title: pammacharios


text: pammacharie

title: pammacharie


text: pampinorum

title: pampinorum


text: pampinis

title: pampinis


text: pampinum

title: pampinum


text: pampinos

title: pampinos


text: pampine

title: pampine


text: malnoblajn

title: malnoblajn


text: panicelli

title: panicelli


text: panicellorum

title: panicellorum


text: panicello

title: panicello


text: panicellis

title: panicellis


text: panicellum

title: panicellum


text: panicellos

title: panicellos


text: panicelle

title: panicelle


text: monoculi

title: monoculi


text: monoculorum

title: monoculorum


text: monoculo

title: monoculo


text: monoculis

title: monoculis


text: malplenaj

title: malplenaj


text: monoculum

title: monoculum


text: monoculos

title: monoculos


text:
monocule

Etymology
See.

title: monocule


text: panchrestarii

title: panchrestarii


text: panchrestariorum

title: panchrestariorum


text: malplenan

title: malplenan


text: panchrestario

title: panchrestario


text: panchrestariis

title: panchrestariis


text: panchrestarium

title: panchrestarium


text: panchrestarios

title: panchrestarios


text: panchrestarie

title: panchrestarie


text: malplenajn

title: malplenajn


text: anellorum

title: anellorum


text: anellis

title: anellis


text: anellum

title: anellum


text: anellos

title: anellos


text: anelle

title: anelle


text: harioli

title: harioli


text: hariolorum

title: hariolorum


text: hariolo

title: hariolo


text: hariolum

title: hariolum


text: hariolos

title: hariolos


text: hariole

title: hariole


text:
skrattat

Adjective

 * Skrattar du åt allt? – Bara det som är värt att bli skrattat åt
 * Do you laugh at everything? – Only that which is worth being laughed at
 * Do you laugh at everything? – Only that which is worth being laughed at

title: skrattat


text: scrupi

title: scrupi


text: scruporum

title: scruporum


text: scrupo

title: scrupo


text: scrupis

title: scrupis


text: scrupum

title: scrupum


text: scrupos

title: scrupos


text: scrupe

title: scrupe


text: scrupuli

title: scrupuli


text: scrupulorum

title: scrupulorum


text: scrupulo

title: scrupulo


text: scrupulis

title: scrupulis


text: scrupulum

title: scrupulum


text:
scrupulos

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) scrupulous

title: scrupulos


text:
scrupule

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) scruple, compunction, qualm

title: scrupule


text: taxorum

title: taxorum


text: taxum

title: taxum


text: taxos

title: taxos


text: porcellorum

title: porcellorum


text: porcellis

title: porcellis


text: porcellum

title: porcellum


text: porcellos

title: porcellos


text: ericii

title: ericii


text: ericiorum

title: ericiorum


text: ericio

title: ericio


text: ericiis

title: ericiis


text: ericium

title: ericium


text: ericios

title: ericios


text: ericie

title: ericie


text: baiuli

title: baiuli


text: baiulorum

title: baiulorum


text: baiulis

title: baiulis


text: baiulum

title: baiulum


text: baiulos

title: baiulos


text: baiule

title: baiule


text: herbarii

title: herbarii


text: herbariorum

title: herbariorum


text:
herbario

Noun

 * 1) herbarium

Adjective

 * 1) herbal

Noun

 * 1) herbarium collection of plants

title: herbario


text: herbariis

title: herbariis


text: herbarios

title: herbarios


text: herbarie

title: herbarie


text: anatomicorum

title: anatomicorum


text: anatomicis

title: anatomicis


text: anatomicum

title: anatomicum


text: anatomicos

title: anatomicos


text: anatomice

title: anatomice


text: cuculorum

title: cuculorum


text: cuculis

title: cuculis


text: cuculum

title: cuculum


text: cuculos

title: cuculos


text: cucule

title: cucule


text: larorum

title: larorum


text:
laro

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) thief

Noun

 * 1) game; play
 * 2) playing of a game
 * 3) gambling
 * 4) trick; ruse
 * 5) joke; jest
 * 6) toying with; trifling; playful handling
 * 7) sports; recreation
 * 8) free motion or movement
 * 1) toying with; trifling; playful handling
 * 2) sports; recreation
 * 3) free motion or movement
 * 1) free motion or movement
 * 1) free motion or movement

Noun

 * 1) dregs of oil

title: laro


text:
laris

Noun

 * 1) obstinacy; stubbornness
 * 2) repulsive odor of excreta
 * 3) baseness; meanness; vileness
 * 1) baseness; meanness; vileness
 * 1) baseness; meanness; vileness

title: laris


text: laros

title: laros


text: merguli

title: merguli


text: mergulorum

title: mergulorum


text: mergulo

title: mergulo


text: mergulis

title: mergulis


text: mergulum

title: mergulum


text: mergulos

title: mergulos


text: malpuraj

title: malpuraj


text: mergule

title: mergule


text: sittybi

title: sittybi


text: sittyborum

title: sittyborum


text: sittybo

title: sittybo


text: sittybis

title: sittybis


text: malpuran

title: malpuran


text:
silvermynt

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) a silver coin
 * 2) a currency based on silver

title: silvermynt


text: sittybum

title: sittybum


text: sittybos

title: sittybos


text: sittybe

title: sittybe


text: struthiocameli

title: struthiocameli


text: struthiocamelorum

title: struthiocamelorum


text: malpurajn

title: malpurajn


text: struthiocamelo

title: struthiocamelo


text: struthiocamelis

title: struthiocamelis


text: struthiocamelum

title: struthiocamelum


text: struthiocamelos

title: struthiocamelos


text: struthiocamele

title: struthiocamele


text: pelecani

title: pelecani


text: pelecanorum

title: pelecanorum


text: pelecano

title: pelecano


text: pelecanis

title: pelecanis


text: pelecanum

title: pelecanum


text: pelecanos

title: pelecanos


text: pelecane

title: pelecane


text: pelicani

title: pelicani


text: pelicanorum

title: pelicanorum


text: pelicanis

title: pelicanis


text: pelicanum

title: pelicanum


text: pelicanos

title: pelicanos


text: pelicane

title: pelicane


text: platanorum

title: platanorum


text: platanis

title: platanis


text: platanum

title: platanum


text: platanos

title: platanos


text: cubitorum

title: cubitorum


text: cubitis

title: cubitis


text: cubitos

title: cubitos


text: malriĉaj

title: malriĉaj


text:
cubite

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A cubit unit of length measuring one and a half feet
 * 2) An elbow; the joint in the centre of the arm.
 * 3)  The arm or its bones in general.

title: cubite


text: academicorum

title: academicorum


text: academico

title: academico


text: academicis

title: academicis


text: malriĉan

title: malriĉan


text: academicum

title: academicum


text: academicos

title: academicos


text: academice

title: academice


text: gemellorum

title: gemellorum


text: gemellis

title: gemellis


text: gemellum

title: gemellum


text: gemellos

title: gemellos


text: fraxini

title: fraxini


text: malriĉajn

title: malriĉajn


text: fraxinorum

title: fraxinorum


text:
fraxino

Noun

 * 1) ash tree

title: fraxino


text: fraxinis

title: fraxinis


text: malsaman

title: malsaman


text: fraxinum

title: fraxinum


text: fraxinos

title: fraxinos


text:
fraxine

Noun

 * 1)  A fluorescent substance obtained from the bark of, the European ash tree, and formerly used to treat fever.

title: fraxine


text: martellorum

title: martellorum


text: malsamajn

title: malsamajn


text: martellis

title: martellis


text: martellum

title: martellum


text: martellos

title: martellos


text: martelle

title: martelle


text: succi

title: succi


text: succorum

title: succorum


text: malsanaj

title: malsanaj


text: succis

title: succis


text: succum

title: succum


text: succos

title: succos


text: succe

title: succe


text: quadrigarii

title: quadrigarii


text: quadrigariorum

title: quadrigariorum


text: quadrigario

title: quadrigario


text: malsaĝaj

title: malsaĝaj


text: quadrigariis

title: quadrigariis


text: quadrigarium

title: quadrigarium


text: quadrigarios

title: quadrigarios


text: quadrigarie

title: quadrigarie


text: malsanan

title: malsanan


text: quadrigami

title: quadrigami


text: quadrigamorum

title: quadrigamorum


text: quadrigamo

title: quadrigamo


text: quadrigamis

title: quadrigamis


text: quadrigamum

title: quadrigamum


text: malsanajn

title: malsanajn


text: quadrigamos

title: quadrigamos


text: quadrigame

title: quadrigame


text: bubali

title: bubali


text: bubalorum

title: bubalorum


text: malsaĝan

title: malsaĝan


text: bubalis

title: bubalis


text: bubalum

title: bubalum


text: bubalos

title: bubalos


text: malsaĝajn

title: malsaĝajn


text:
runtomkring

Adverb

 * 1) around (runt + omkring, see also runtom)

Preposition

 * 1) around

title: runtomkring


text:
runtom

Adverb

 * 1) around (runt + om, see also runtomkring)

Preposition

 * 1) around

title: runtom


text: malsukcesaj

title: malsukcesaj


text: malsukcesan

title: malsukcesan


text: malsukcesajn

title: malsukcesajn


text: rullade

title: rullade


text: maltrankvilaj

title: maltrankvilaj


text: maltrankvilan

title: maltrankvilan


text: maltrankvilajn

title: maltrankvilajn


text:
sisyfosarbejde

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) Sisyphean labor, Sisyphean task

title: sisyfosarbejde


text: malĝojaj

title: malĝojaj


text: malĝojan

title: malĝojan


text: malĝojajn

title: malĝojajn


text: malĝustaj

title: malĝustaj


text: malĝustan

title: malĝustan


text: malĝustajn

title: malĝustajn


text: marĉaj

title: marĉaj


text: marĉan

title: marĉan


text: marĉajn

title: marĉajn


text: matenaj

title: matenaj


text: matenan

title: matenan


text: sisyfosarbejdet

title: sisyfosarbejdet


text: Ameireaganaich

title: Ameireaganaich


text: matenajn

title: matenajn


text: maturaj

title: maturaj


text: maturan

title: maturan


text: maturajn

title: maturajn


text: memkompreneblaj

title: memkompreneblaj


text: memkompreneblan

title: memkompreneblan


text: memkompreneblajn

title: memkompreneblajn


text:
sucrerie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sugar refinery
 * 2)  confection, sweet, bonbon, candy

title: sucrerie


text:
клизити

Etymology
From, , with initial s- reinterpreted as a prefix.

Verb

 * 1)  to glide, slide, skim

title: клизити


text: Libearalaich

title: Libearalaich


text: rådhuset

title: rådhuset


text: Template:io-noun

title: Template:io-noun


text: piskade

title: piskade


text:
Lukašenko

Proper noun

 * 1) Lukashenko. A Ukrainian surname.

title: Lukašenko


text: blood groups

title: blood groups


text:
pinade

Etymology
A minced oath of.

Adverb

 * 1)  truly;

Interjection

 * 1)  Expressing dismay or discontent

title: pinade


text: klagade

title: klagade


text: suckade

title: suckade


text: sparkade

title: sparkade


text: rynkade

title: rynkade


text:
варити

Etymology
, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to digest
 * 2)  to weld
 * 3)  to brew (beer)
 * 4)  to cook (prepare food)

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to boil, to cook by boiling
 * 2) to weld

title: варити


text: pekade

title: pekade


text: önskade

title: önskade


text: nödgade

title: nödgade


text: mördade

title: mördade


text: lindade

title: lindade


text: klättrade

title: klättrade


text: jämrade

title: jämrade


text: förvarade

title: förvarade


text: dansade

title: dansade


text: yttrade

title: yttrade


text: vinkade

title: vinkade


text: vimlade

title: vimlade


text: vajade

title: vajade


text: vaggade

title: vaggade


text: utmattade

title: utmattade


text: upptornade

title: upptornade


text: uppstaplade

title: uppstaplade


text: uppspärrade

title: uppspärrade


text: uppmurade

title: uppmurade


text: straffade

title: straffade


text: stelnade

title: stelnade


text: nigra trui

title: nigra trui


text: stegrade

title: stegrade


text: stampade

title: stampade


text: slipade

title: slipade


text: slamrade

title: slamrade


text: skimrade

title: skimrade


text: seglade

title: seglade


text: rövade

title: rövade


text: riktade

title: riktade


text:
allwthio

Verb

 * 1) to protrude
 * 2) to extrude

title: allwthio


text: rasslade

title: rasslade


text: raglade

title: raglade


text: plågade

title: plågade


text: mezepokaj

title: mezepokaj


text: mezepokan

title: mezepokan


text: nydiskade

title: nydiskade


text: mezepokajn

title: mezepokajn


text: motade

title: motade


text: migremaj

title: migremaj


text: målade

title: målade


text: migreman

title: migreman


text: migremajn

title: migremajn


text: låtsade

title: låtsade


text: militaj

title: militaj


text: militajn

title: militajn


text: kvistade

title: kvistade


text: krånglade

title: krånglade


text: kostade

title: kostade


text: knarrade

title: knarrade


text: klatschade

title: klatschade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-0

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-0


text: klarnade

title: klarnade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-a

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-a


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-b

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-b


text: kämpade

title: kämpade


text: mirindaj

title: mirindaj


text: mirindan

title: mirindan


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-c

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-c


text: hotade

title: hotade


text: mirindajn

title: mirindajn


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-d

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-d


text: hoppade

title: hoppade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-e

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-e


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-f

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-f


text: hindrade

title: hindrade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-g

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-g


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-h

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-h


text: hejdade

title: hejdade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-i

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-i


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-j

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-j


text: guldstickade

title: guldstickade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-k

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-k


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-l

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-l


text: gnistrade

title: gnistrade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-m

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-m


text: gnisslade

title: gnisslade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-n

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-n


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-o

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-o


text: funderade

title: funderade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-p

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-p


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-q

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-q


text: fröjdade

title: fröjdade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-r

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-r


text: förvirrade

title: förvirrade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-s

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-s


text: förenade

title: förenade


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-t

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-t


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-u

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-u


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-v

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-v


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-w

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-w


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-x

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-x


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-y

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-y


text: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-z

title: User:Matthias Buchmeier/en-fi-z


text: förändrade

title: förändrade


text: fängslade

title: fängslade


text: dåsade

title: dåsade


text: bultade

title: bultade


text: bänkade

title: bänkade


text: återspeglade

title: återspeglade


text: återkastade

title: återkastade


text: ämnade

title: ämnade


text:
reawake

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) To wake up again.

title: reawake


text: reawakes

title: reawakes


text: reawaking

title: reawaking


text: HERRENS

title: HERRENS


text: reawoke

title: reawoke


text: reawaked

title: reawaked


text: reawoken

title: reawoken


text:
Israels

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  of, from, or pertaining to Israel or the Israeli people

title: Israels


text: Category:Swedish proper noun forms

title: Category:Swedish proper noun forms


text: Guds

title: Guds


text:
Jorsala

Etymology
From, from.

title: Jorsala


text: psalmen

title: psalmen


text: Bakü

title: Bakü


text:
Davids

Proper noun

 * 1)  derived from the given name David.

title: Davids


text: Egyptens

title: Egyptens


text:
Talk:crematory

In the section: Noun

crematory (plural crematories)

A crematory is:

The establishment or furnace that cremates bodies.

This is not the common usage (although it is stated as such in the Oxford dictionary, but not in Collins):
 * A crematorium or crematory is the establishment (although most people would say the building itself). The plural is crematoria, crematoriums or crematories.
 * A cremator is the actual machine used for reducing a corpse to ashes (it is also known as a furnace or a retort).
 * A cremulator or crembola is a machine specifically designed to reduce that which is left to "ashes".
 * Cremains or ashes is what is left.

--JHvW 10:17, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

 * Thanks. We will get around to these, I'm sure. DCDuring TALK 00:04, 28 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:crematory


text:
edert

Pronoun

 * 1)   commonly contracted to ert

title: edert


text:
bimber

Etymology
. suggests the word has origins in prison slang with an original meaning of "stolen goods", particularly watches, in reference to a criminal caught with "corpus delicti", with a semantic shift to any illicit material, and ultimately to illegal alcohol. .

Noun

 * 1) moonshine

title: bimber


text:
Taşkent

Etymology
From.

title: Taşkent


text:
Üsküp

Etymology
.

title: Üsküp


text: sänt

title: sänt


text:
Talk:crematorium

A place where dead bodies are cremated?

 * 1) A place where dead bodies are cremated

Although I can understand that the Wiktionary wants to be politically correct and exact, I have trouble with this definition. It would suggest that there are also places where live bodies are cremated!

Why not use the definition in the vain of:
 * Collins: A place where bodies are cremated.
 * Oxford: A place where corpses are cremated. (Although I do not agree with the article on corpses in Wikipedia).

--83.160.198.125 10:12, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:crematorium


text:
spärr

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) stop, catch, block, blockade, ban, limit, bar, lock something stopping or hindering
 * 2) gate, entrance
 * 3) ratchet or similar mechanism
 * 4)  the (electoral) threshold, i.e. the minimum percentage of votes required in an election in order to win seats in parliament
 * 5) embargo or blockade
 * 1) embargo or blockade

title: spärr


text: abactorum

title: abactorum


text:
Citations:tesseralogy

 * 2001, April 2nd: Frater 219, everything₂: Time Tombs, 4:48:51pm
 * In Dan Simmons’s epic Hyperion tesseralogy, the Time Tombs are enigmatic structures discovered by the first settlers on the planet Hyperion. Located in a valley near the Pinion Plateau on the continent of Aquila, the Tombs are believed to have been sent back in time from the far-distant future. The Church of the Final Atonement regularly sends pilgrims to the Tombs as an offering to the Shrike.

title: Citations:tesseralogy


text: abnegatores

title: abnegatores


text: abnegatoris

title: abnegatoris


text: abnegatorum

title: abnegatorum


text: abnegatoribus

title: abnegatoribus


text: abnegatorem

title: abnegatorem


text: raptores

title: raptores


text: raptoris

title: raptoris


text: raptori

title: raptori


text: raptoribus

title: raptoribus


text: raptorem

title: raptorem


text: raptore

title: raptore


text:
sönder

Etymology
From, from , from.

Adjective

 * 1)  broken, out of order

Adverb

 * 1) into a broken or destroyed state

Usage notes
The primary notion is being (or being made) broken or destroyed, whether demolished, torn up, shattered, through malfunction, or in some other way. Coming apart is not inherent in the word, despite the English (near) cognate. Shades of disintegration appear in some compounds, like and, as well as in.

title: sönder


text: accipitris

title: accipitris


text: fört

title: fört


text: klefovorti

title: klefovorti


text: kreskodiski

title: kreskodiski


text: accipitrum

title: accipitrum


text: accipitri

title: accipitri


text: accipitribus

title: accipitribus


text: accipitrem

title: accipitrem


text: accipitre

title: accipitre


text: bonveni

title: bonveni


text:
colorum

Etymology
Corruption of

Noun

 * 1)  A rebel organization characterized by religious fanaticism or a member thereof.
 * 2)  A public transport vehicle operating without a franchise or in violation of it.
 * 1)  A public transport vehicle operating without a franchise or in violation of it.
 * 1)  A public transport vehicle operating without a franchise or in violation of it.

title: colorum


text: colorem

title: colorem


text:
vishet

Noun

 * 1) wisdom; the quality of being wise
 * 2) a (word of) wisdom, an aphorism

title: vishet


text:
User talk:88.253.56.59

Hi
It would help us if you created an account, as all IP edits are marked to be checked. Since all (seemingly all) of your edits are good, if you had an account we could save time by not checking them. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:57, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:88.253.56.59


text: Jerusalems

title: Jerusalems


text: kretini

title: kretini


text:
Talk:Mississippi

Idiom?
I noticed this entry is in Category:English idioms. Is this correct? -- OlEnglish (Talk) 11:00, 3 September 2010 (UTC)
 * I don't think so. It's there because of the peculiar nature of the noun/interjection use in "one Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi" to approximate three seconds in children's games such as "hide and seek" and (American) touch football. It would be nice to put it in a category with some other analogous terms that had a suitable linguists' label. Any ideas? DCDuring TALK 23:54, 27 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:Mississippi


text: Jakobs

title: Jakobs


text:
Talk:break a leg

Isn't the interjection really the imperative of the verb?

 * I don't know that it's actually ever used as a verb, always interjection. (Who says "We were breaking legs last night at the performance!" ?) — lexicógrafo | háblame — 11:53, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

title: Talk:break a leg


text: autoni

title: autoni


text: autuni

title: autuni


text: unbreaks

title: unbreaks


text:
unbreaking

Adjective

 * 1) That does not break; unbreakable or unbroken.

title: unbreaking


text: unbroke

title: unbroke


text:
edecán

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) aide-de-camp
 * 2) yeoman (clerk in navy or coast guard)

title: edecán


text:
méta-analyse

Noun

 * 1)  meta-analysis (statistics)

title: méta-analyse


text: bateli

title: bateli


text: belesi

title: belesi


text:
антикварк

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  antiquark

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  antiquark

title: антикварк


text:
stång

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) pole; a long and slender piece of metal or (especially) wood

title: stång


text:
assidûment

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) assiduously (in an assiduous manner)

title: assidûment


text:
allasammans

Pronoun
- also allasamman, allesamman, allesammans

 * 1) everybody, all of us/you/them (alla + samman)
 * vackra unga män allasammans, ryttare som red på hästar.
 * all of them desirable young men, horsemen riding upon horses. (Ezekiel 23:6)
 * Väktarna här är allasammans blinda, de har inget förstånd; de är allasammans stumma hundar, som icke kunna skälla;
 * His watchmen [are] blind: they are all ignorant, they [are] all dumb dogs, they cannot bark (Isaiah 56:10)

Usage notes

 * All four forms are entirely synonymous; allesammans is the most commonly used today, but allasammans is the form used (all 132 times) in the Swedish Bible translation of 1917.

title: allasammans


text:
allasamman

Pronoun

 * 1) everybody, all of us/you/them (see allasammans)

title: allasamman


text:
allesamman

Pronoun

 * 1) everybody, all of us/you/them (see allasammans)

title: allesamman


text:
allesammans

Pronoun

 * 1) everybody, all of us/you/them (see allasammans)

title: allesammans


text:
förgås

Etymology
Passive of.

Verb

 * 1)  to perish (die, especially in a dramatic way)

title: förgås


text:
funambule

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) tightrope walker (acrobat who practices tightrope walking)

title: funambule


text: aluszik

title: aluszik


text:
fityeg

Etymology
From an otherwise unattested stem of uncertain origin, perhaps an onomatopoeia +.

Verb

 * 1)  to dangle

title: fityeg


text:
förgå

Etymology
sv; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to vanish, to pass, to cease, to run out, to die
 * 2) * Genesis 7:21
 * 3)  to go too far, to overshoot oneself, to commit a crime
 * 4) * William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, act 3, scene 2
 * 1)  to go too far, to overshoot oneself, to commit a crime
 * 2) * William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, act 3, scene 2
 * 1) * William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, act 3, scene 2

Usage notes
Can be treated as a pure synonym of in modern times. Rare in other usages. See also and.

title: förgå


text:
spisoffer

Noun

 * 1) a meat offering; an edible sacrifice
 * I skolen icke låta någon främmande rökelse komma därpå, ej heller brännoffer eller spisoffer; och intet drickoffer skolen utgjuta därpå.
 * Ye shall offer no strange incense thereon, nor burnt sacrifice, nor meat offering; neither shall ye pour drink offering thereon. (Exodus 30:9)
 * Och när någon vill bära fram ett spisoffer åt HERREN skall hans offer vara av fint mjöl, och han skall gjuta olja därpå och lägga rökelse därpå.
 * And when any will offer a meat offering unto the LORD, his offering shall be [of] fine flour; and he shall pour oil upon it, and put frankincense thereon (Leviticus 2:1)

title: spisoffer


text:
кубик Рубика

Noun

 * 1) Rubik's cube

title: кубик Рубика


text:
User talk:Ludde23

Ny stil
Hej Ludde! De stora böjningsmallarna ska man numera sätta under en egen rubrik ====Declension==== (för Noun, Adjective) respektive ====Conjugation==== (för verb). Att de tidigare lades direkt under ordklassens rubriken, berodde på att de då låg i högermarginalen (som på sv.wiktionary) men detta var inte omtyckt på en.wiktionary. --LA2 13:13, 3 September 2010 (UTC)
 * Okej, ska tänka på det i fortsättningen. /Ludde23 13:18, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

title: User talk:Ludde23


text: skrivet

title: skrivet


text:
liquefied petroleum gas

Noun

 * 1)  A mixture of propane and butane with traces of some other gases, which is kept in a liquid state at high pressure in metal bottles, and used as a source of gas for cooking, heating and as a fuel in internal combustion engines in vehicles.

Synonyms

 * (in UK, Europe and Australia)
 * (in UK, Europe and Australia)

Translations

 * Catalan: gas liquat del petroli
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German:
 * Hungarian: propán-bután gáz, PB-gáz, cseppfolyós gáz, autógáz
 * Japanese:
 * Korean: 액화석유가스
 * Portuguese: gás liquefeito de petróleo
 * Romanian: gaz de petrol lichid, gaz de sondă lichid
 * Russian: сжи́женный углеводоро́дный газ
 * Swedish:
 * Welsh: nwy petroliwm hylifol

title: liquefied petroleum gas


text:
сменить

Verb

 * 1) to change, to replace
 * 2) to succeed (to come after)
 * 1) to succeed (to come after)

title: сменить


text:
statūs

Etymology
From.

Usage notes
Some people consider this form to be valid in Latin only, and use as the plural form.

title: statūs


text:
regeringsår

Noun

 * 1) year (år) of reign (regering; of a monarch)
 * Charles II:s tolfte regeringsår
 * The twelfth year of King Charles II
 * I Asas trettiosjätte regeringsår drog Baesa, Israels konung, upp mot Juda och begynte befästa Rama
 * In the six and thirtieth year of the reign of Asa Baasha king of Israel came up against Judah, and built Ramah

title: regeringsår


text: begav

title: begav


text:
User:Demonic Duck

Hey! Name's Lionel, I love words and language, made a few changes to some Russian entries recently so I thought I should create an account.

That's about all.

title: User:Demonic Duck


text: indicum

title: indicum


text: indicibus

title: indicibus


text:
solis

Noun

 * 1) step

title: solis


text: solibus

title: solibus


text: solem

title: solem


text: martyris

title: martyris


text: martyrum

title: martyrum


text: martyri

title: martyri


text: martyribus

title: martyribus


text: martyrem

title: martyrem


text: alligatores

title: alligatores


text: alligatoris

title: alligatoris


text: alligatorum

title: alligatorum


text: alligatoribus

title: alligatoribus


text: alligatorem

title: alligatorem


text: abdicationes

title: abdicationes


text: abdicationis

title: abdicationis


text: abdicationum

title: abdicationum


text: abdicationi

title: abdicationi


text: abdicationibus

title: abdicationibus


text: abdicationem

title: abdicationem


text: abdicatione

title: abdicatione


text: vaporis

title: vaporis


text: vaporum

title: vaporum


text: vaporibus

title: vaporibus


text: vaporem

title: vaporem


text: icones

title: icones


text: iconis

title: iconis


text: iconum

title: iconum


text: iconi

title: iconi


text: iconibus

title: iconibus


text: iconem

title: iconem


text: actoris

title: actoris


text: actoribus

title: actoribus


text: actorem

title: actorem


text: actore

title: actore


text: factoris

title: factoris


text: factori

title: factori


text: factoribus

title: factoribus


text: factorem

title: factorem


text: factore

title: factore


text: candoris

title: candoris


text: candorum

title: candorum


text: candoribus

title: candoribus


text: candorem

title: candorem


text: octopodis

title: octopodis


text: octopodum

title: octopodum


text: octopodi

title: octopodi


text: octopodibus

title: octopodibus


text: octopodem

title: octopodem


text: rumoris

title: rumoris


text: rumorum

title: rumorum


text: rumoribus

title: rumoribus


text: rumorem

title: rumorem


text:
lynces

Etymology
Borrowed from, plural of.

title: lynces


text: lyncis

title: lyncis


text: lyncum

title: lyncum


text: lynci

title: lynci


text: lyncibus

title: lyncibus


text: lyncem

title: lyncem


text: lynce

title: lynce


text: doctoris

title: doctoris


text: doctoribus

title: doctoribus


text: doctorem

title: doctorem


text: doctore

title: doctore