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User:Maro/Polish audio files/5

 ===Pronunciation===   *

A

 * 1) File:Pl-abietyna.ogg – abietyna
 * 2) File:Pl-abietynowy.ogg – abietynowy
 * 3) File:Pl-abisynka.ogg – abisynka
 * 4) File:Pl-abolicja.ogg – abolicja
 * 5) File:Pl-abonamentowy.ogg – abonamentowy
 * 6) File:Pl-absolwentka.ogg – absolwentka
 * 7) File:Pl-absynt.ogg – absynt
 * 8) File:Pl-abuliczka.ogg – abuliczka
 * 9) File:Pl-acetamid.ogg – acetamid
 * 10) File:Pl-adeptka.ogg – adeptka
 * 11) File:Pl-adnotacja.ogg – adnotacja
 * 12) File:Pl-adoptowanie.ogg – adoptowanie
 * 13) File:Pl-adresówka.ogg – adresówka
 * 14) File:Pl-AGH.ogg – AGH
 * 15) File:Pl-akcesyjny.ogg – akcesyjny
 * 16) File:Pl-akcydentalnie.ogg – akcydentalnie
 * 17) File:Pl-akcydentalny.ogg – akcydentalny
 * 18) File:Pl-akcyzowy.ogg – akcyzowy
 * 19) File:Pl-Akropol.ogg – Akropol
 * 20) File:Pl-aksamitka.ogg – aksamitka
 * 21) File:Pl-aktoreczka.ogg – aktoreczka
 * 22) File:Pl-aktywistka.ogg – aktywistka
 * 23) File:Pl-akumulatorek.ogg – akumulatorek
 * 24) File:Pl-akwarystyka.ogg – akwarystyka
 * 25) File:Pl-alchemik.ogg – alchemik
 * 26) File:Pl-Aleksandria.ogg – Aleksandria
 * 27) File:Pl-aloes.ogg – aloes
 * 28) File:Pl-alokacja.ogg – alokacja
 * 29) File:Pl-amnestionować.ogg – amnestionować
 * 30) File:Pl-ampułeczka.ogg – ampułeczka
 * 31) File:Pl-analityczka.ogg – analityczka
 * 32) File:Pl-anarchistyczny.ogg – anarchistyczny
 * 33) File:Pl-andragogika.ogg – andragogika
 * 34) File:Pl-ani_trochę.ogg – ani_trochę
 * 35) File:Pl-ankieta.ogg – ankieta
 * 36) File:Pl-anorektyczny.ogg – anorektyczny
 * 37) File:Pl-anormalnie.ogg – anormalnie
 * 38) File:Pl-antrakt.ogg – antrakt
 * 39) File:Pl-antwerpski.ogg – antwerpski
 * 40) File:Pl-antychrześcijański.ogg – antychrześcijański
 * 41) File:Pl-antyfutrzarski.ogg – antyfutrzarski
 * 42) File:Pl-antyizraelski.ogg – antyizraelski
 * 43) File:Pl-antyjudaistyczny.ogg – antyjudaistyczny
 * 44) File:Pl-antykapitalistka.ogg – antykapitalistka
 * 45) File:Pl-antykatolicki.ogg – antykatolicki
 * 46) File:Pl-antyklerykalny.ogg – antyklerykalny
 * 47) File:Pl-antykolonialny.ogg – antykolonialny
 * 48) File:Pl-antykomunistka.ogg – antykomunistka
 * 49) File:Pl-antykryzysowy.ogg – antykryzysowy
 * 50) File:Pl-antymilitarystyczny.ogg – antymilitarystyczny
 * 51) File:Pl-antymuzułmański.ogg – antymuzułmański
 * 52) File:Pl-antyoksydant.ogg – antyoksydant
 * 53) File:Pl-antyreligijny.ogg – antyreligijny
 * 54) File:Pl-antyrządowy.ogg – antyrządowy
 * 55) File:Pl-antysemitka.ogg – antysemitka
 * 56) File:Pl-antysyjonistyczny.ogg – antysyjonistyczny
 * 57) File:Pl-anulowanie.ogg – anulowanie
 * 58) File:Pl-aparycja.ogg – aparycja
 * 59) File:Pl-apel.ogg – apel
 * 60) File:Pl-apostolski.ogg – apostolski
 * 61) File:Pl-apostoł.ogg – apostoł
 * 62) File:Pl-arabeska.ogg – arabeska
 * 63) File:Pl-arabistka.ogg – arabistka
 * 64) File:Pl-arabistyczny.ogg – arabistyczny
 * 65) File:Pl-arabistyka.ogg – arabistyka
 * 66) File:Pl-arabskość.ogg – arabskość
 * 67) File:Pl-arak.ogg – arak
 * 68) File:Pl-arakowy.ogg – arakowy
 * 69) File:Pl-architektonika.ogg – architektonika
 * 70) File:Pl-asekurant.ogg – asekurant
 * 71) File:Pl-Asyryjczyk.ogg – Asyryjczyk
 * 72) File:Pl-atrakcja.ogg – atrakcja
 * 73) File:Pl-atrakcyjność.ogg – atrakcyjność
 * 74) File:Pl-audycja.ogg – audycja
 * 75) File:Pl-autentyczność.ogg – autentyczność
 * 76) File:Pl-autokreacja.ogg – autokreacja
 * 77) File:Pl-automobilista.ogg – automobilista
 * 78) File:Pl-Autonomia_Palestyńska.ogg – Autonomia_Palestyńska
 * 79) File:Pl-autorski.ogg – autorski
 * 80) File:Pl-awanturnik.ogg – awanturnik
 * 81) File:Pl-awaryjny.ogg – awaryjny
 * 82) File:Pl-AWF.ogg – AWF
 * 83) File:Pl-awiacja.ogg – awiacja
 * 84) File:Pl-AWS.ogg – AWS

B 1

 * 1) File:Pl-Babia_Góra.ogg – Babia_Góra
 * 2) File:Pl-babunia.ogg – babunia
 * 3) File:Pl-bacówka.ogg – bacówka
 * 4) File:Pl-bajeczka.ogg – bajeczka
 * 5) File:Pl-bakcyl.ogg – bakcyl
 * 6) File:Pl-balansowanie.ogg – balansowanie
 * 7) File:Pl-balsamiczny.ogg – balsamiczny
 * 8) File:Pl-bałamucenie.ogg – bałamucenie
 * 9) File:Pl-bangijczyk.ogg – bangijczyk
 * 10) File:Pl-bangijka.ogg – bangijka
 * 11) File:Pl-bangijski.ogg – bangijski
 * 12) File:Pl-bartnik.ogg – bartnik
 * 13) File:Pl-barwienie.ogg – barwienie
 * 14) File:Pl-barwnik.ogg – barwnik
 * 15) File:Pl-baryłeczka.ogg – baryłeczka
 * 16) File:Pl-bawialnia.ogg – bawialnia
 * 17) File:Pl-bażanci.ogg – bażanci
 * 18) File:Pl-bąbel.ogg – bąbel
 * 19) File:Pl-bączek.ogg – bączek
 * 20) File:Pl-Beatrycze.ogg – Beatrycze
 * 21) File:Pl-beatyfikacja.ogg – beatyfikacja
 * 22) File:Pl-bebechy.ogg – bebechy
 * 23) File:Pl-becikowe.ogg – becikowe
 * 24) File:Pl-beczkowaty.ogg – beczkowaty
 * 25) File:Pl-beczułka.ogg – beczułka
 * 26) File:Pl-bednarski.ogg – bednarski
 * 27) File:Pl-bednarstwo.ogg – bednarstwo
 * 28) File:Pl-bednarzowa.ogg – bednarzowa
 * 29) File:Pl-Beduin.ogg – Beduin
 * 30) File:Pl-befsztyk.ogg – befsztyk
 * 31) File:Pl-behawiorysta.ogg – behawiorysta
 * 32) File:Pl-bejrucki.ogg – bejrucki
 * 33) File:Pl-bejrutczyk.ogg – bejrutczyk
 * 34) File:Pl-bejrutka.ogg – bejrutka
 * 35) File:Pl-beknąć.ogg – beknąć
 * 36) File:Pl-beletrystyka.ogg – beletrystyka
 * 37) File:Pl-Belfast.ogg – Belfast
 * 38) File:Pl-belgradczyk.ogg – belgradczyk
 * 39) File:Pl-belgradka.ogg – belgradka
 * 40) File:Pl-belgradzki.ogg – belgradzki
 * 41) File:Pl-bełchatowianin.ogg – bełchatowianin
 * 42) File:Pl-bełchatowianka.ogg – bełchatowianka
 * 43) File:Pl-Benedykt.ogg – Benedykt
 * 44) File:Pl-benedyktyn.ogg – benedyktyn
 * 45) File:Pl-benefis.ogg – benefis
 * 46) File:Pl-benefisant.ogg – benefisant
 * 47) File:Pl-benefisantka.ogg – benefisantka
 * 48) File:Pl-bengalski.ogg – bengalski
 * 49) File:Pl-Beniamin.ogg – Beniamin
 * 50) File:Pl-Beninka.ogg – Beninka
 * 51) File:Pl-Benińczyk.ogg – Benińczyk
 * 52) File:Pl-beniński.ogg – beniński
 * 53) File:Pl-benzol.ogg – benzol
 * 54) File:Pl-Berberyjka.ogg – Berberyjka
 * 55) File:Pl-berdysz.ogg – berdysz
 * 56) File:Pl-bergamota.ogg – bergamota
 * 57) File:Pl-bergamotka.ogg – bergamotka
 * 58) File:Pl-Berlin_Zachodni.ogg – Berlin_Zachodni
 * 59) File:Pl-berlinianka.ogg – berlinianka
 * 60) File:Pl-berlinka.ogg – berlinka
 * 61) File:Pl-berliński.ogg – berliński
 * 62) File:Pl-Bernard.ogg – Bernard
 * 63) File:Pl-Bernardyn.ogg – Bernardyn
 * 64) File:Pl-bernenka.ogg – bernenka
 * 65) File:Pl-berneńczyk.ogg – berneńczyk
 * 66) File:Pl-berneński.ogg – berneński
 * 67) File:Pl-Berta.ogg – Berta
 * 68) File:Pl-bestialski.ogg – bestialski
 * 69) File:Pl-besztać.ogg – besztać
 * 70) File:Pl-beta.ogg – beta
 * 71) File:Pl-beton_partyjny.ogg – beton_partyjny
 * 72) File:Pl-betoniarka.ogg – betoniarka
 * 73) File:Pl-betoniarnia.ogg – betoniarnia
 * 74) File:Pl-bez_ładu_i_składu.ogg – bez_ładu_i_składu
 * 75) File:Pl-bez_sensu.ogg – bez_sensu
 * 76) File:Pl-beza.ogg – beza

B 2

 * 1) File:Pl-bezbożeństwo.ogg – bezbożeństwo
 * 2) File:Pl-bezbożnica.ogg – bezbożnica
 * 3) File:Pl-bezbożnictwo.ogg – bezbożnictwo
 * 4) File:Pl-bezbożnik.ogg – bezbożnik
 * 5) File:Pl-bezbożność.ogg – bezbożność
 * 6) File:Pl-bezbożny.ogg – bezbożny
 * 7) File:Pl-bezbronny.ogg – bezbronny
 * 8) File:Pl-bezcelowy.ogg – bezcelowy
 * 9) File:Pl-bezcenny.ogg – bezcenny
 * 10) File:Pl-bezczynność.ogg – bezczynność
 * 11) File:Pl-bezdebitowy.ogg – bezdebitowy
 * 12) File:Pl-bezdech.ogg – bezdech
 * 13) File:Pl-bezdyskusyjnie.ogg – bezdyskusyjnie
 * 14) File:Pl-bezdzietny.ogg – bezdzietny
 * 15) File:Pl-bezgłowy.ogg – bezgłowy
 * 16) File:Pl-bezgorączkowy.ogg – bezgorączkowy
 * 17) File:Pl-bezgraniczny.ogg – bezgraniczny
 * 18) File:Pl-bezhołowie.ogg – bezhołowie
 * 19) File:Pl-bezinteresowny.ogg – bezinteresowny
 * 20) File:Pl-bezkresny.ogg – bezkresny
 * 21) File:Pl-bezkrólewie.ogg – bezkrólewie
 * 22) File:Pl-bezkrytyczny.ogg – bezkrytyczny
 * 23) File:Pl-bezlitośnie.ogg – bezlitośnie
 * 24) File:Pl-bezludny.ogg – bezludny
 * 25) File:Pl-bezlusterkowiec.ogg – bezlusterkowiec
 * 26) File:Pl-bezmięsny.ogg – bezmięsny
 * 27) File:Pl-bezmózgi.ogg – bezmózgi
 * 28) File:Pl-bezmyślność.ogg – bezmyślność
 * 29) File:Pl-beznadziejnie.ogg – beznadziejnie
 * 30) File:Pl-beznamiętność.ogg – beznamiętność
 * 31) File:Pl-beznamiętny.ogg – beznamiętny
 * 32) File:Pl-beznogi.ogg – beznogi
 * 33) File:Pl-bezpestkowy.ogg – bezpestkowy
 * 34) File:Pl-bezpiecznik.ogg – bezpiecznik
 * 35) File:Pl-bezpośredni.ogg – bezpośredni
 * 36) File:Pl-bezpośredniość.ogg – bezpośredniość
 * 37) File:Pl-bezpotomny.ogg – bezpotomny
 * 38) File:Pl-bezrękawnik.ogg – bezrękawnik
 * 39) File:Pl-bezręki.ogg – bezręki
 * 40) File:Pl-beztroska.ogg – beztroska
 * 41) File:Pl-bezwartościowy.ogg – bezwartościowy
 * 42) File:Pl-bezwietrzny.ogg – bezwietrzny
 * 43) File:Pl-bezwinny.ogg – bezwinny
 * 44) File:Pl-bezwładność.ogg – bezwładność
 * 45) File:Pl-bezwłosy.ogg – bezwłosy
 * 46) File:Pl-bezwonny.ogg – bezwonny
 * 47) File:Pl-bezwzględny.ogg – bezwzględny
 * 48) File:Pl-bezzasadny.ogg – bezzasadny
 * 49) File:Pl-bezzębny.ogg – bezzębny
 * 50) File:Pl-beż.ogg – beż
 * 51) File:Pl-beżowo.ogg – beżowo
 * 52) File:Pl-bębenek.ogg – bębenek
 * 53) File:Pl-bębenek_baskijski.ogg – bębenek_baskijski
 * 54) File:Pl-bęcwał.ogg – bęcwał
 * 55) File:Pl-BHP.ogg – BHP
 * 56) File:Pl-biadolenie.ogg – biadolenie
 * 57) File:Pl-bialuśki.ogg – bialuśki
 * 58) File:Pl-bialuteńki.ogg – bialuteńki
 * 59) File:Pl-bialutki.ogg – bialutki
 * 60) File:Pl-Biała.ogg – Biała, biała
 * 61) File:Pl-biała_flaga.ogg – biała_flaga
 * 62) File:Pl-biała_głowa.ogg – biała_głowa
 * 63) File:Pl-biała_herbata.ogg – biała_herbata
 * 64) File:Pl-biała_rdza.ogg – biała_rdza
 * 65) File:Pl-Białobrzegi.ogg – Białobrzegi
 * 66) File:Pl-białobrzuchy.ogg – białobrzuchy
 * 67) File:Pl-biało-czarny.ogg – biało-czarny
 * 68) File:Pl-biało-czerwoni.ogg – biało-czerwoni
 * 69) File:Pl-białogłowa.ogg – białogłowa
 * 70) File:Pl-białorzytka.ogg – białorzytka
 * 71) File:Pl-białoskórnictwo.ogg – białoskórnictwo
 * 72) File:Pl-białostocki.ogg – białostocki
 * 73) File:Pl-białostoczanin.ogg – białostoczanin
 * 74) File:Pl-białostoczanka.ogg – białostoczanka
 * 75) File:Pl-białowieski.ogg – białowieski
 * 76) File:Pl-Biały.ogg – Biały, biały
 * 77) File:Pl-biały_montaż.ogg – biały_montaż
 * 78) File:Pl-biały_węgiel.ogg – biały_węgiel
 * 79) File:Pl-Bianka.ogg – Bianka
 * 80) File:Pl-biba.ogg – biba
 * 81) File:Pl-bibliofil.ogg – bibliofil
 * 82) File:Pl-bibliopsychologia.ogg – bibliopsychologia

B 3

 * 1) File:Pl-biblista.ogg – biblista
 * 2) File:Pl-biblistka.ogg – biblistka
 * 3) File:Pl-bieczanin.ogg – bieczanin
 * 4) File:Pl-bieczanka.ogg – bieczanka
 * 5) File:Pl-biedak.ogg – biedak
 * 6) File:Pl-biednie.ogg – biednie
 * 7) File:Pl-biednieć.ogg – biednieć
 * 8) File:Pl-biedniusieńki.ogg – biedniusieńki
 * 9) File:Pl-biedniuteńki.ogg – biedniuteńki
 * 10) File:Pl-biedniutki.ogg – biedniutki
 * 11) File:Pl-bieg_przez_płotki.ogg – bieg_przez_płotki
 * 12) File:Pl-biegacz.ogg – biegacz
 * 13) File:Pl-bieganie.ogg – bieganie
 * 14) File:Pl-biegłość.ogg – biegłość
 * 15) File:Pl-biegnąć.ogg – biegnąć
 * 16) File:Pl-biegun_magnetyczny.ogg – biegun_magnetyczny
 * 17) File:Pl-bielszczanin.ogg – bielszczanin
 * 18) File:Pl-bielszczanka.ogg – bielszczanka
 * 19) File:Pl-bielusieńki.ogg – bielusieńki
 * 20) File:Pl-bieluśki.ogg – bieluśki
 * 21) File:Pl-bieluteńki.ogg – bieluteńki
 * 22) File:Pl-bielutki.ogg – bielutki
 * 23) File:Pl-bierki.ogg – bierki
 * 24) File:Pl-bierność.ogg – bierność
 * 25) File:Pl-Bieruń.ogg – Bieruń
 * 26) File:Pl-Bierutów.ogg – Bierutów
 * 27) File:Pl-bierzmować.ogg – bierzmować
 * 28) File:Pl-bieszczadzki.ogg – bieszczadzki
 * 29) File:Pl-bieżeć.ogg – bieżeć
 * 30) File:Pl-Bieżuń.ogg – Bieżuń
 * 31) File:Pl-bigoteria.ogg – bigoteria
 * 32) File:Pl-bigotka.ogg – bigotka
 * 33) File:Pl-bilansowanie.ogg – bilansowanie
 * 34) File:Pl-bimbrownia.ogg – bimbrownia
 * 35) File:Pl-bimbrownictwo.ogg – bimbrownictwo
 * 36) File:Pl-bimbrowniczy.ogg – bimbrowniczy
 * 37) File:Pl-bimbrownik.ogg – bimbrownik
 * 38) File:Pl-biodegradowalny.ogg – biodegradowalny
 * 39) File:Pl-bioetanol.ogg – bioetanol
 * 40) File:Pl-bioetanolowy.ogg – bioetanolowy
 * 41) File:Pl-bioetyczny.ogg – bioetyczny
 * 42) File:Pl-biogazownia.ogg – biogazownia
 * 43) File:Pl-biotechnologia.ogg – biotechnologia
 * 44) File:Pl-biotyczny.ogg – biotyczny
 * 45) File:Pl-biotyna.ogg – biotyna
 * 46) File:Pl-Birmanka.ogg – Birmanka
 * 47) File:Pl-Birmańczyk.ogg – Birmańczyk
 * 48) File:Pl-bisekstylny.ogg – bisekstylny
 * 49) File:Pl-biseksualista.ogg – biseksualista
 * 50) File:Pl-biseksualny.ogg – biseksualny
 * 51) File:Pl-biskupi.ogg – biskupi
 * 52) File:Pl-biszkopt.ogg – biszkopt
 * 53) File:Pl-biszkoptowy.ogg – biszkoptowy
 * 54) File:Pl-bita_śmietana.ogg – bita_śmietana
 * 55) File:Pl-biurwa.ogg – biurwa
 * 56) File:Pl-biust.ogg – biust
 * 57) File:Pl-biwak.ogg – biwak
 * 58) File:Pl-biznesmen.ogg – biznesmen
 * 59) File:Pl-Blachownia.ogg – Blachownia
 * 60) File:Pl-bladzieć.ogg – bladzieć
 * 61) File:Pl-bladziuteńki.ogg – bladziuteńki
 * 62) File:Pl-bladziutki.ogg – bladziutki
 * 63) File:Pl-blamaż.ogg – blamaż
 * 64) File:Pl-Blanka.ogg – Blanka
 * 65) File:Pl-blankiet.ogg – blankiet
 * 66) File:Pl-blaszka.ogg – blaszka

B 4

 * 1) File:Pl-bledziuteńki.ogg – bledziuteńki
 * 2) File:Pl-bledziutki.ogg – bledziutki
 * 3) File:Pl-blef.ogg – blef
 * 4) File:Pl-bliskoznaczny.ogg – bliskoznaczny
 * 5) File:Pl-bliziuteńki.ogg – bliziuteńki
 * 6) File:Pl-bliziutki.ogg – bliziutki
 * 7) File:Pl-bliźniaczka.ogg – bliźniaczka
 * 8) File:Pl-blogerka.ogg – blogerka
 * 9) File:Pl-blondyneczka.ogg – blondyneczka
 * 10) File:Pl-bluesowy.ogg – bluesowy
 * 11) File:Pl-bluzka.ogg – bluzka
 * 12) File:Pl-błagać.ogg – błagać
 * 13) File:Pl-błaganie.ogg – błaganie
 * 14) File:Pl-Błaszki.ogg – Błaszki
 * 15) File:Pl-bławat.ogg – bławat
 * 16) File:Pl-bławatnik.ogg – bławatnik
 * 17) File:Pl-błazen.ogg – błazen
 * 18) File:Pl-błazeński.ogg – błazeński
 * 19) File:Pl-Błażej.ogg – Błażej
 * 20) File:Pl-Błażowa.ogg – Błażowa
 * 21) File:Pl-błędny.ogg – błędny
 * 22) File:Pl-błękit.ogg – błękit
 * 23) File:Pl-błękitne_hełmy.ogg – błękitne_hełmy
 * 24) File:Pl-błoneczka.ogg – błoneczka
 * 25) File:Pl-Błonie.ogg – Błonie
 * 26) File:Pl-błonkoskrzydłe.ogg – błonkoskrzydłe
 * 27) File:Pl-błota.ogg – błota
 * 28) File:Pl-błotnisty.ogg – błotnisty
 * 29) File:Pl-błyskawiczny.ogg – błyskawiczny
 * 30) File:Pl-błyszczenie.ogg – błyszczenie
 * 31) File:Pl-błyszczyk.ogg – błyszczyk
 * 32) File:Pl-Bobolice.ogg – Bobolice
 * 33) File:Pl-Bobowa.ogg – Bobowa
 * 34) File:Pl-bobrowy.ogg – bobrowy
 * 35) File:Pl-bobslejowy.ogg – bobslejowy
 * 36) File:Pl-bocheński.ogg – bocheński
 * 37) File:Pl-bochnianin.ogg – bochnianin
 * 38) File:Pl-bochnianka.ogg – bochnianka
 * 39) File:Pl-Bochotnica.ogg – Bochotnica
 * 40) File:Pl-bociani.ogg – bociani
 * 41) File:Pl-boczek.ogg – boczek
 * 42) File:Pl-bocznica.ogg – bocznica
 * 43) File:Pl-boczny.ogg – boczny
 * 44) File:Pl-bogacz.ogg – bogacz
 * 45) File:Pl-bogaczka.ogg – bogaczka
 * 46) File:Pl-bogatynianka.ogg – bogatynianka
 * 47) File:Pl-Bogdan.ogg – Bogdan
 * 48) File:Pl-bogdanka.ogg – bogdanka
 * 49) File:Pl-Bogna.ogg – Bogna
 * 50) File:Pl-bogotanin.ogg – bogotanin
 * 51) File:Pl-bogotanka.ogg – bogotanka
 * 52) File:Pl-bogotański.ogg – bogotański
 * 53) File:Pl-Boguchwała.ogg – Boguchwała
 * 54) File:Pl-Bogumił.ogg – Bogumił
 * 55) File:Pl-Bogusław.ogg – Bogusław
 * 56) File:Pl-Bogusława.ogg – Bogusława
 * 57) File:Pl-Boguszów-Gorce.ogg – Boguszów-Gorce
 * 58) File:Pl-bohaterstwo.ogg – bohaterstwo
 * 59) File:Pl-Bohemia.ogg – Bohemia
 * 60) File:Pl-bohemista.ogg – bohemista
 * 61) File:Pl-bohemistka.ogg – bohemistka
 * 62) File:Pl-bohemistyczny.ogg – bohemistyczny
 * 63) File:Pl-bohemistyka.ogg – bohemistyka
 * 64) File:Pl-bohomaz.ogg – bohomaz
 * 65) File:Pl-Bojanowo.ogg – Bojanowo
 * 66) File:Pl-bolesławczanka.ogg – bolesławczanka
 * 67) File:Pl-bolesławianka.ogg – bolesławianka

B 5

 * 1) File:Pl-Boliwijczyk.ogg – Boliwijczyk
 * 2) File:Pl-Boliwijka.ogg – Boliwijka
 * 3) File:Pl-boliwijski.ogg – boliwijski
 * 4) File:Pl-bolkowianka.ogg – bolkowianka
 * 5) File:Pl-Bolków.ogg – Bolków
 * 6) File:Pl-bolonka.ogg – bolonka
 * 7) File:Pl-bolończyk.ogg – bolończyk
 * 8) File:Pl-boloński.ogg – boloński
 * 9) File:Pl-bombardować.ogg – bombardować
 * 10) File:Pl-bombardowanie.ogg – bombardowanie
 * 11) File:Pl-bombeczka.ogg – bombeczka
 * 12) File:Pl-bombonierka.ogg – bombonierka
 * 13) File:Pl-bombowiec.ogg – bombowiec
 * 14) File:Pl-bongosy.ogg – bongosy
 * 15) File:Pl-Bonifacy.ogg – Bonifacy
 * 16) File:Pl-Borne_Sulinowo.ogg – Borne_Sulinowo
 * 17) File:Pl-Borneo.ogg – Borneo
 * 18) File:Pl-borować.ogg – borować
 * 19) File:Pl-borowanie.ogg – borowanie
 * 20) File:Pl-borowik.ogg – borowik
 * 21) File:Pl-borowikowy.ogg – borowikowy
 * 22) File:Pl-borowina.ogg – borowina
 * 23) File:Pl-borówkowy.ogg – borówkowy
 * 24) File:Pl-borsuczy.ogg – borsuczy
 * 25) File:Pl-Borys.ogg – Borys
 * 26) File:Pl-bosak.ogg – bosak
 * 27) File:Pl-bosman.ogg – bosman
 * 28) File:Pl-botaniczka.ogg – botaniczka
 * 29) File:Pl-Bozia.ogg – Bozia
 * 30) File:Pl-Bożena.ogg – Bożena
 * 31) File:Pl-Bożenka.ogg – Bożenka
 * 32) File:Pl-boży.ogg – boży
 * 33) File:Pl-bój.ogg – bój
 * 34) File:Pl-bójka.ogg – bójka
 * 35) File:Pl-bóstwo.ogg – bóstwo
 * 36) File:Pl-brachylogia.ogg – brachylogia
 * 37) File:Pl-brakować.ogg – brakować
 * 38) File:Pl-brakowanie.ogg – brakowanie
 * 39) File:Pl-bramkarka.ogg – bramkarka
 * 40) File:Pl-bramować.ogg – bramować
 * 41) File:Pl-bramówka.ogg – bramówka
 * 42) File:Pl-branie.ogg – branie
 * 43) File:Pl-Braniewo.ogg – Braniewo
 * 44) File:Pl-Brańsk.ogg – Brańsk
 * 45) File:Pl-bratek.ogg – bratek
 * 46) File:Pl-braterstwo.ogg – braterstwo
 * 47) File:Pl-bratobójstwo.ogg – bratobójstwo
 * 48) File:Pl-bratowa.ogg – bratowa
 * 49) File:Pl-bratysławianin.ogg – bratysławianin
 * 50) File:Pl-bratysławianka.ogg – bratysławianka
 * 51) File:Pl-bratysławski.ogg – bratysławski
 * 52) File:Pl-brawo.ogg – brawo
 * 53) File:Pl-Brazylijczyk.ogg – Brazylijczyk
 * 54) File:Pl-Brazylijka.ogg – Brazylijka
 * 55) File:Pl-brazylijski.ogg – brazylijski
 * 56) File:Pl-Brda.ogg – Brda
 * 57) File:Pl-brechtanie.ogg – brechtanie
 * 58) File:Pl-brednia.ogg – brednia
 * 59) File:Pl-breja.ogg – breja
 * 60) File:Pl-bremenka.ogg – bremenka
 * 61) File:Pl-bremeńczyk.ogg – bremeńczyk
 * 62) File:Pl-bretnal.ogg – bretnal
 * 63) File:Pl-bretnalówka.ogg – bretnalówka
 * 64) File:Pl-brewilokwencja.ogg – brewilokwencja
 * 65) File:Pl-brezent.ogg – brezent
 * 66) File:Pl-brodnia.ogg – brodnia
 * 67) File:Pl-brodnicki.ogg – brodnicki
 * 68) File:Pl-brodnik.ogg – brodnik
 * 69) File:Pl-brodzenie.ogg – brodzenie
 * 70) File:Pl-brodzić.ogg – brodzić
 * 71) File:Pl-brodzik.ogg – brodzik

B 6

 * 1) File:Pl-brona.ogg – brona
 * 2) File:Pl-Bronek.ogg – Bronek
 * 3) File:Pl-bronić.ogg – bronić
 * 4) File:Pl-Bronisław.ogg – Bronisław
 * 5) File:Pl-Bronisława.ogg – Bronisława
 * 6) File:Pl-bronować.ogg – bronować
 * 7) File:Pl-broń_biologiczna.ogg – broń_biologiczna
 * 8) File:Pl-broszeczka.ogg – broszeczka
 * 9) File:Pl-brud.ogg – brud
 * 10) File:Pl-brudas.ogg – brudas
 * 11) File:Pl-brudasek.ogg – brudasek
 * 12) File:Pl-bruderszaft.ogg – bruderszaft
 * 13) File:Pl-brudnopis.ogg – brudnopis
 * 14) File:Pl-brudzio.ogg – brudzio
 * 15) File:Pl-brukselczyk.ogg – brukselczyk
 * 16) File:Pl-brukselski.ogg – brukselski
 * 17) File:Pl-brulion.ogg – brulion
 * 18) File:Pl-brunatny.ogg – brunatny
 * 19) File:Pl-Brunejka.ogg – Brunejka
 * 20) File:Pl-brunejski.ogg – brunejski
 * 21) File:Pl-brunet.ogg – brunet
 * 22) File:Pl-brunetka.ogg – brunetka
 * 23) File:Pl-Bruno.ogg – Bruno
 * 24) File:Pl-Brunon.ogg – Brunon
 * 25) File:Pl-brutalność.ogg – brutalność
 * 26) File:Pl-brutalny.ogg – brutalny
 * 27) File:Pl-Brwinów.ogg – Brwinów
 * 28) File:Pl-bryczesy.ogg – bryczesy
 * 29) File:Pl-bryczka.ogg – bryczka
 * 30) File:Pl-brydż.ogg – brydż
 * 31) File:Pl-bryg.ogg – bryg
 * 32) File:Pl-brygantyna.ogg – brygantyna
 * 33) File:Pl-Brygida.ogg – Brygida
 * 34) File:Pl-bryk.ogg – bryk
 * 35) File:Pl-bryka.ogg – bryka
 * 36) File:Pl-brylant.ogg – brylant
 * 37) File:Pl-bryła.ogg – bryła
 * 38) File:Pl-bryt.ogg – bryt
 * 39) File:Pl-brytański.ogg – brytański
 * 40) File:Pl-brytfanna.ogg – brytfanna
 * 41) File:Pl-brytyjski.ogg – brytyjski
 * 42) File:Pl-Brytyjskie_Wyspy_Dziewicze.ogg – Brytyjskie_Wyspy_Dziewicze
 * 43) File:Pl-bryza.ogg – bryza
 * 44) File:Pl-bryżować.ogg – bryżować
 * 45) File:Pl-brzechwa.ogg – brzechwa
 * 46) File:Pl-Brzeg_Dolny.ogg – Brzeg_Dolny
 * 47) File:Pl-brzemienny.ogg – brzemienny
 * 48) File:Pl-Brzeszcze.ogg – Brzeszcze
 * 49) File:Pl-Brześć_Kujawski.ogg – Brześć_Kujawski
 * 50) File:Pl-brzezina.ogg – brzezina
 * 51) File:Pl-Brzeziny.ogg – Brzeziny
 * 52) File:Pl-Brzeźnica.ogg – Brzeźnica
 * 53) File:Pl-brzęczenie.ogg – brzęczenie
 * 54) File:Pl-brzmienie.ogg – brzmienie
 * 55) File:Pl-brzoskwiniowy.ogg – brzoskwiniowy
 * 56) File:Pl-Brzostek.ogg – Brzostek
 * 57) File:Pl-Brzozów.ogg – Brzozów
 * 58) File:Pl-brzucho.ogg – brzucho
 * 59) File:Pl-brzuchomówca.ogg – brzuchomówca
 * 60) File:Pl-brzuchomówczyni.ogg – brzuchomówczyni
 * 61) File:Pl-brzuchomówstwo.ogg – brzuchomówstwo
 * 62) File:Pl-brzydki.ogg – brzydki
 * 63) File:Pl-brzydzić_się.ogg – brzydzić_się
 * 64) File:Pl-brzytwa.ogg – brzytwa
 * 65) File:Pl-bubek.ogg – bubek
 * 66) File:Pl-buchnąć.ogg – buchnąć
 * 67) File:Pl-bucik.ogg – bucik
 * 68) File:Pl-Buda.ogg – Buda
 * 69) File:Pl-budapesztański.ogg – budapesztański
 * 70) File:Pl-budapesztenka.ogg – budapesztenka
 * 71) File:Pl-budapeszteńczyk.ogg – budapeszteńczyk
 * 72) File:Pl-budapeszteński.ogg – budapeszteński
 * 73) File:Pl-Budda.ogg – Budda
 * 74) File:Pl-buddyjski.ogg – buddyjski
 * 75) File:Pl-buddysta.ogg – buddysta
 * 76) File:Pl-buddystka.ogg – buddystka
 * 77) File:Pl-buddyzm.ogg – buddyzm
 * 78) File:Pl-budka.ogg – budka
 * 79) File:Pl-budowanie.ogg – budowanie
 * 80) File:Pl-budowlany.ogg – budowlany
 * 81) File:Pl-budujący.ogg – budujący
 * 82) File:Pl-budulec.ogg – budulec
 * 83) File:Pl-budyń.ogg – budyń
 * 84) File:Pl-budzenie.ogg – budzenie
 * 85) File:Pl-budzić.ogg – budzić
 * 86) File:Pl-budzik.ogg – budzik
 * 87) File:Pl-budziszyński.ogg – budziszyński
 * 88) File:Pl-bufet.ogg – bufet
 * 89) File:Pl-bufiasty.ogg – bufiasty
 * 90) File:Pl-bufon.ogg – bufon
 * 91) File:Pl-bujać.ogg – bujać
 * 92) File:Pl-bujanie.ogg – bujanie
 * 93) File:Pl-bujda.ogg – bujda
 * 94) File:Pl-bujowisko.ogg – bujowisko
 * 95) File:Pl-bukaresztański.ogg – bukaresztański
 * 96) File:Pl-bukaresztenka.ogg – bukaresztenka
 * 97) File:Pl-bukareszteńczyk.ogg – bukareszteńczyk
 * 98) File:Pl-bukareszteński.ogg – bukareszteński
 * 99) File:Pl-bukiet.ogg – bukiet
 * 100) File:Pl-bukiew.ogg – bukiew
 * 101) File:Pl-bukować.ogg – bukować
 * 102) File:Pl-bukowanie.ogg – bukowanie
 * 103) File:Pl-Bukowno.ogg – Bukowno
 * 104) File:Pl-bukowy.ogg – bukowy
 * 105) File:Pl-buksować.ogg – buksować
 * 106) File:Pl-bułeczka.ogg – bułeczka
 * 107) File:Pl-bumelant.ogg – bumelant
 * 108) File:Pl-bumelować.ogg – bumelować
 * 109) File:Pl-buńczuczny.ogg – buńczuczny
 * 110) File:Pl-buraczek.ogg – buraczek
 * 111) File:Pl-buraczki.ogg – buraczki
 * 112) File:Pl-buraczkowy.ogg – buraczkowy
 * 113) File:Pl-buraki.ogg – buraki
 * 114) File:Pl-burakowy.ogg – burakowy
 * 115) File:Pl-burda.ogg – burda
 * 116) File:Pl-burdel.ogg – burdel
 * 117) File:Pl-burdelchata.ogg – burdelchata
 * 118) File:Pl-burdelówa.ogg – burdelówa
 * 119) File:Pl-Burek.ogg – Burek
 * 120) File:Pl-burgrabia.ogg – burgrabia
 * 121) File:Pl-Burgundia.ogg – Burgundia
 * 122) File:Pl-burmistrz.ogg – burmistrz
 * 123) File:Pl-burnus.ogg – burnus
 * 124) File:Pl-bursa.ogg – bursa
 * 125) File:Pl-bursztyn.ogg – bursztyn
 * 126) File:Pl-bursztyniarstwo.ogg – bursztyniarstwo
 * 127) File:Pl-Burundyjczyk.ogg – Burundyjczyk
 * 128) File:Pl-Burundyjka.ogg – Burundyjka
 * 129) File:Pl-burundyjski.ogg – burundyjski
 * 130) File:Pl-burzenie.ogg – burzenie
 * 131) File:Pl-burzowy.ogg – burzowy
 * 132) File:Pl-burżuj.ogg – burżuj
 * 133) File:Pl-Busko.ogg – Busko
 * 134) File:Pl-busola.ogg – busola
 * 135) File:Pl-bustrofedon.ogg – bustrofedon
 * 136) File:Pl-busz.ogg – busz
 * 137) File:Pl-butan.ogg – butan
 * 138) File:Pl-butanol.ogg – butanol
 * 139) File:Pl-buteleczka.ogg – buteleczka
 * 140) File:Pl-butla.ogg – butla
 * 141) File:Pl-buzi.ogg – buzi
 * 142) File:Pl-buzieczka.ogg – buzieczka
 * 143) File:Pl-Bużumbura.ogg – Bużumbura
 * 144) File:Pl-bużumburczyk.ogg – bużumburczyk
 * 145) File:Pl-bużumburka.ogg – bużumburka
 * 146) File:Pl-bużumburski.ogg – bużumburski
 * 147) File:Pl-bużysko.ogg – bużysko
 * 148) File:Pl-Bychawa.ogg – Bychawa
 * 149) File:Pl-bycie.ogg – bycie
 * 150) File:Pl-byczek.ogg – byczek
 * 151) File:Pl-byczki.ogg – byczki
 * 152) File:Pl-byczy.ogg – byczy
 * 153) File:Pl-Byczyna.ogg – Byczyna
 * 154) File:Pl-bydgoski.ogg – bydgoski
 * 155) File:Pl-bydgoszczanin.ogg – bydgoszczanin
 * 156) File:Pl-bydgoszczanka.ogg – bydgoszczanka
 * 157) File:Pl-bydlę.ogg – bydlę
 * 158) File:Pl-bydło.ogg – bydło
 * 159) File:Pl-Byk.ogg – Byk
 * 160) File:Pl-bykowiec.ogg – bykowiec
 * 161) File:Pl-bystry.ogg – bystry
 * 162) File:Pl-bystrze.ogg – bystrze
 * 163) File:Pl-Bystrzyca_Kłodzka.ogg – Bystrzyca_Kłodzka
 * 164) File:Pl-Bytom_Odrzański.ogg – Bytom_Odrzański
 * 165) File:Pl-bytomianin.ogg – bytomianin
 * 166) File:Pl-bytomianka.ogg – bytomianka
 * 167) File:Pl-bytomski.ogg – bytomski
 * 168) File:Pl-bywać.ogg – bywać
 * 169) File:Pl-bywalczyni.ogg – bywalczyni
 * 170) File:Pl-bywalec.ogg – bywalec
 * 171) File:Pl-bywały.ogg – bywały
 * 172) File:Pl-bzdura.ogg – bzdura
 * 173) File:Pl-bzykać.ogg – bzykać
 * 174) File:Pl-bzykanie.ogg – bzykanie
 * 175) File:Pl-bzyknąć.ogg – bzyknąć
 * 176) File:Pl-bzyknięcie.ogg – bzyknięcie

C

 * 1) File:Pl-chamka.ogg – chamka
 * 2) File:Pl-chełmżanka.ogg – chełmżanka
 * 3) File:Pl-chłopeczka.ogg – chłopeczka
 * 4) File:Pl-chodnikówka.ogg – chodnikówka
 * 5) File:Pl-chórzystka.ogg – chórzystka
 * 6) File:Pl-chrząstka.ogg – chrząstka
 * 7) File:Pl-cichodajka.ogg – cichodajka
 * 8) File:Pl-ciekawostka.ogg – ciekawostka
 * 9) File:Pl-cioteczka.ogg – cioteczka
 * 10) File:Pl-ciuciubabka.ogg – ciuciubabka
 * 11) File:Pl-cyganeczka.ogg – cyganeczka
 * 12) File:Pl-cyklistka.ogg – cyklistka
 * 13) File:Pl-czeczotka.ogg – czeczotka
 * 14) File:Pl-częstochowianka.ogg – częstochowianka

D,E,F

 * 1) File:Pl-damascenka.ogg – damascenka
 * 2) File:Pl-debilka.ogg – debilka
 * 3) File:Pl-despotka.ogg – despotka
 * 4) File:Pl-diagnostyka.ogg – diagnostyka
 * 5) File:Pl-dietetyczka.ogg – dietetyczka
 * 6) File:Pl-dłużniczka.ogg – dłużniczka
 * 7) File:Pl-do_zobaczyska.ogg – do_zobaczyska
 * 8) File:Pl-dom_dziecka.ogg – dom_dziecka
 * 9) File:Pl-drzemka.ogg – drzemka
 * 10) File:Pl-dublinka.ogg – dublinka
 * 11) File:Pl-dupodajka.ogg – dupodajka
 * 12) File:Pl-dwudziestodwulatka.ogg – dwudziestodwulatka
 * 13) File:Pl-dwudziestodziewięciolatka.ogg – dwudziestodziewięciolatka
 * 14) File:Pl-dwudziestojednolatka.ogg – dwudziestojednolatka
 * 15) File:Pl-dwudziestoośmiolatka.ogg – dwudziestoośmiolatka
 * 16) File:Pl-dwudziestopensówka.ogg – dwudziestopensówka
 * 17) File:Pl-dwudziestopięciocentówka.ogg – dwudziestopięciocentówka
 * 18) File:Pl-dwudziestopięciolatka.ogg – dwudziestopięciolatka
 * 19) File:Pl-dwudziestosiedmiolatka.ogg – dwudziestosiedmiolatka
 * 20) File:Pl-dwudziestosześciolatka.ogg – dwudziestosześciolatka
 * 21) File:Pl-dwudziestotrzylatka.ogg – dwudziestotrzylatka
 * 22) File:Pl-dwudziestozłotówka.ogg – dwudziestozłotówka
 * 23) File:Pl-dwukółka.ogg – dwukółka
 * 24) File:Pl-dwulatka.ogg – dwulatka
 * 25) File:Pl-dwupensówka.ogg – dwupensówka
 * 26) File:Pl-dwustuzłotówka.ogg – dwustuzłotówka
 * 27) File:Pl-dwuzłotówka.ogg – dwuzłotówka
 * 28) File:Pl-dziewięciolatka.ogg – dziewięciolatka
 * 29) File:Pl-dziewięćdziesięciodwulatka.ogg – dziewięćdziesięciodwulatka
 * 30) File:Pl-dziewięćdziesięciodziewięciolatka.ogg – dziewięćdziesięciodziewięciolatka
 * 31) File:Pl-dziewięćdziesięciojednolatka.ogg – dziewięćdziesięciojednolatka
 * 32) File:Pl-dziewięćdziesięcioośmiolatka.ogg – dziewięćdziesięcioośmiolatka
 * 33) File:Pl-dziewięćdziesięciopięciolatka.ogg – dziewięćdziesięciopięciolatka
 * 34) File:Pl-dziewięćdziesięciosiedmiolatka.ogg – dziewięćdziesięciosiedmiolatka
 * 35) File:Pl-dziewięćdziesięciosześciolatka.ogg – dziewięćdziesięciosześciolatka
 * 36) File:Pl-dziewięćdziesięciotrzylatka.ogg – dziewięćdziesięciotrzylatka
 * 37) File:Pl-dziewiętnastolatka.ogg – dziewiętnastolatka
 * 38) File:Pl-dziewka.ogg – dziewka
 * 39) File:Pl-egoistka.ogg – egoistka
 * 40) File:Pl-ekshibicjonistka.ogg – ekshibicjonistka
 * 41) File:Pl-etyka.ogg – etyka
 * 42) File:Pl-eugeniczka.ogg – eugeniczka
 * 43) File:Pl-filozofka.ogg – filozofka
 * 44) File:Pl-flanka.ogg – flanka
 * 45) File:Pl-flecistka.ogg – flecistka
 * 46) File:Pl-fotomodelka.ogg – fotomodelka

I

 * 1) File:Pl-ileś.ogg – ileś
 * 2) File:Pl-iloarkuszowy.ogg – iloarkuszowy
 * 3) File:Pl-iloarowy.ogg – iloarowy
 * 4) File:Pl-ilobajtowy.ogg – ilobajtowy
 * 5) File:Pl-ilocalowy.ogg – ilocalowy
 * 6) File:Pl-ilocentymetrowy.ogg – ilocentymetrowy
 * 7) File:Pl-iloczłonowy.ogg – iloczłonowy
 * 8) File:Pl-ilodaniowy.ogg – ilodaniowy
 * 9) File:Pl-ilodekagramowy.ogg – ilodekagramowy
 * 10) File:Pl-ilodniowy.ogg – ilodniowy
 * 11) File:Pl-ilodolarowy.ogg – ilodolarowy
 * 12) File:Pl-ilodrzwiowy.ogg – ilodrzwiowy
 * 13) File:Pl-iloekranowy.ogg – iloekranowy
 * 14) File:Pl-iloelementowy.ogg – iloelementowy
 * 15) File:Pl-iloetapowy.ogg – iloetapowy
 * 16) File:Pl-ilofalowy.ogg – ilofalowy
 * 17) File:Pl-ilofazowy.ogg – ilofazowy
 * 18) File:Pl-ilofrankowy.ogg – ilofrankowy
 * 19) File:Pl-ilofuntowy.ogg – ilofuntowy
 * 20) File:Pl-ilogalonowy.ogg – ilogalonowy
 * 21) File:Pl-ilogigabajtowy.ogg – ilogigabajtowy
 * 22) File:Pl-ilogłowy.ogg – ilogłowy
 * 23) File:Pl-ilogodzinny.ogg – ilogodzinny
 * 24) File:Pl-ilogramowy.ogg – ilogramowy
 * 25) File:Pl-ilogroszowy.ogg – ilogroszowy
 * 26) File:Pl-ilogwiazdkowy.ogg – ilogwiazdkowy
 * 27) File:Pl-ilohektarowy.ogg – ilohektarowy
 * 28) File:Pl-ilohektolitrowy.ogg – ilohektolitrowy
 * 29) File:Pl-iloizbowy.ogg – iloizbowy
 * 30) File:Pl-ilojardowy.ogg – ilojardowy
 * 31) File:Pl-ilojenowy.ogg – ilojenowy
 * 32) File:Pl-ilokanałowy.ogg – ilokanałowy
 * 33) File:Pl-ilokilobajtowy.ogg – ilokilobajtowy
 * 34) File:Pl-ilokilogramowy.ogg – ilokilogramowy
 * 35) File:Pl-ilokilometrowy.ogg – ilokilometrowy
 * 36) File:Pl-ilokolorowy.ogg – ilokolorowy
 * 37) File:Pl-ilokolumnowy.ogg – ilokolumnowy
 * 38) File:Pl-ilokołowy.ogg – ilokołowy
 * 39) File:Pl-ilokondygnacyjny.ogg – ilokondygnacyjny
 * 40) File:Pl-ilokonny.ogg – ilokonny
 * 41) File:Pl-iloletni.ogg – iloletni
 * 42) File:Pl-ilolinijkowy.ogg – ilolinijkowy
 * 43) File:Pl-ilolistny.ogg – ilolistny
 * 44) File:Pl-iloliterowy.ogg – iloliterowy
 * 45) File:Pl-ilomandatowy.ogg – ilomandatowy
 * 46) File:Pl-ilomegabajtowy.ogg – ilomegabajtowy
 * 47) File:Pl-ilomiejscowy.ogg – ilomiejscowy
 * 48) File:Pl-ilomiesięczny.ogg – ilomiesięczny
 * 49) File:Pl-ilomieszkaniowy.ogg – ilomieszkaniowy
 * 50) File:Pl-ilomilowy.ogg – ilomilowy
 * 51) File:Pl-ilominutowy.ogg – ilominutowy
 * 52) File:Pl-ilonożny.ogg – ilonożny
 * 53) File:Pl-ilopasowy.ogg – ilopasowy
 * 54) File:Pl-ilopłatkowy.ogg – ilopłatkowy
 * 55) File:Pl-ilopokojowy.ogg – ilopokojowy
 * 56) File:Pl-ilopokoleniowy.ogg – ilopokoleniowy
 * 57) File:Pl-iloprzewodowy.ogg – iloprzewodowy
 * 58) File:Pl-iloprzyciskowy.ogg – iloprzyciskowy
 * 59) File:Pl-ilorodzinny.ogg – ilorodzinny
 * 60) File:Pl-iloschodkowy.ogg – iloschodkowy
 * 61) File:Pl-ilosekundowy.ogg – ilosekundowy
 * 62) File:Pl-iloskładnikowy.ogg – iloskładnikowy
 * 63) File:Pl-ilostopniowy.ogg – ilostopniowy
 * 64) File:Pl-ilostronicowy.ogg – ilostronicowy
 * 65) File:Pl-ilostronny.ogg – ilostronny
 * 66) File:Pl-ilosylabowy.ogg – ilosylabowy
 * 67) File:Pl-iloszczeblowy.ogg – iloszczeblowy
 * 68) File:Pl-ilotomowy.ogg – ilotomowy
 * 69) File:Pl-ilotonowy.ogg – ilotonowy
 * 70) File:Pl-ilotygodniowy.ogg – ilotygodniowy
 * 71) File:Pl-ilouncjowy.ogg – ilouncjowy
 * 72) File:Pl-ilowarstwowy.ogg – ilowarstwowy
 * 73) File:Pl-ilowatowy.ogg – ilowatowy
 * 74) File:Pl-ilowierszowy.ogg – ilowierszowy
 * 75) File:Pl-ilozdaniowy.ogg – ilozdaniowy
 * 76) File:Pl-ilozłotowy.ogg – ilozłotowy
 * 77) File:Pl-iloznakowy.ogg – iloznakowy
 * 78) File:Pl-ilozwrotkowy.ogg – ilozwrotkowy
 * 79) File:Pl-ilożyłowy.ogg – ilożyłowy
 * 80) File:Pl-iluarkuszowy.ogg – iluarkuszowy
 * 81) File:Pl-ilubajtowy.ogg – ilubajtowy
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 * 83) File:Pl-ilucentymetrowy.ogg – ilucentymetrowy
 * 84) File:Pl-ilucyfrowy.ogg – ilucyfrowy
 * 85) File:Pl-iluczęściowy.ogg – iluczęściowy
 * 86) File:Pl-iluczłonowy.ogg – iluczłonowy
 * 87) File:Pl-iludaniowy.ogg – iludaniowy
 * 88) File:Pl-iludniowy.ogg – iludniowy
 * 89) File:Pl-iludolarowy.ogg – iludolarowy
 * 90) File:Pl-iludrzwiowy.ogg – iludrzwiowy
 * 91) File:Pl-iluekranowy.ogg – iluekranowy
 * 92) File:Pl-iluelementowy.ogg – iluelementowy
 * 93) File:Pl-iluetapowy.ogg – iluetapowy
 * 94) File:Pl-ilufalowy.ogg – ilufalowy
 * 95) File:Pl-ilufazowy.ogg – ilufazowy
 * 96) File:Pl-ilufrankowy.ogg – ilufrankowy
 * 97) File:Pl-ilufuntowy.ogg – ilufuntowy
 * 98) File:Pl-ilugalonowy.ogg – ilugalonowy
 * 99) File:Pl-ilugigabajtowy.ogg – ilugigabajtowy
 * 100) File:Pl-ilugłowy.ogg – ilugłowy
 * 101) File:Pl-ilugodzinny.ogg – ilugodzinny
 * 102) File:Pl-ilugwiazdkowy.ogg – ilugwiazdkowy
 * 103) File:Pl-iluhektarowy.ogg – iluhektarowy
 * 104) File:Pl-iluhektolitrowy.ogg – iluhektolitrowy
 * 105) File:Pl-ilujenowy.ogg – ilujenowy
 * 106) File:Pl-ilukanałowy.ogg – ilukanałowy
 * 107) File:Pl-ilukartkowy.ogg – ilukartkowy
 * 108) File:Pl-ilukątny.ogg – ilukątny
 * 109) File:Pl-ilukilobajtowy.ogg – ilukilobajtowy
 * 110) File:Pl-ilukilogramowy.ogg – ilukilogramowy
 * 111) File:Pl-ilukilometrowy.ogg – ilukilometrowy
 * 112) File:Pl-iłowaty.ogg – iłowaty
 * 113) File:Pl-iłowy.ogg – iłowy

Ł,M,W

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 * 5) File:Pl-melancholiczka.ogg – melancholiczka
 * 6) File:Pl-wskazywanie.ogg – wskazywanie
 * 7) File:Pl-wskaźnik.ogg – wskaźnik
 * 8) File:Pl-wspaniałomyślność.ogg – wspaniałomyślność
 * 9) File:Pl-wspaniałomyślny.ogg – wspaniałomyślny
 * 10) File:Pl-wspaniałość.ogg – wspaniałość
 * 11) File:Pl-wspaniały.ogg – wspaniały
 * 12) File:Pl-wspinaczka.ogg – wspinaczka
 * 13) File:Pl-wspomagać.ogg – wspomagać
 * 14) File:Pl-wspomaganie.ogg – wspomaganie
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 * 17) File:Pl-współodpowiedzialny.ogg – współodpowiedzialny
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 * 21) File:Pl-współżyć.ogg – współżyć
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 * 23) File:Pl-wstrząsnąć.ogg – wstrząsnąć
 * 24) File:Pl-wstrząsy.ogg – wstrząsy
 * 25) File:Pl-wszakże.ogg – wszakże
 * 26) File:Pl-wszechmocny.ogg – wszechmocny
 * 27) File:Pl-wszechnica.ogg – wszechnica
 * 28) File:Pl-wszechwładny.ogg – wszechwładny
 * 29) File:Pl-wszyściusieńki.ogg – wszyściusieńki
 * 30) File:Pl-wszyściuśki.ogg – wszyściuśki
 * 31) File:Pl-wszyściuteńki.ogg – wszyściuteńki
 * 32) File:Pl-wszyściutki.ogg – wszyściutki
 * 33) File:Pl-wścibski.ogg – wścibski
 * 34) File:Pl-wściekły.ogg – wściekły
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 * 36) File:Pl-wtajemniczanie.ogg – wtajemniczanie
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 * 39) File:Pl-wtyczka.ogg – wtyczka
 * 40) File:Pl-wtyk.ogg – wtyk
 * 41) File:Pl-wtykać.ogg – wtykać
 * 42) File:Pl-wtykanie.ogg – wtykanie
 * 43) File:Pl-wuefista.ogg – wuefista
 * 44) File:Pl-wujaszek.ogg – wujaszek
 * 45) File:Pl-wujenka.ogg – wujenka
 * 46) File:Pl-wujostwo.ogg – wujostwo
 * 47) File:Pl-wybaczać.ogg – wybaczać
 * 48) File:Pl-wybaczyć.ogg – wybaczyć
 * 49) File:Pl-wybawca.ogg – wybawca
 * 50) File:Pl-wybawić.ogg – wybawić
 * 51) File:Pl-wybiec.ogg – wybiec
 * 52) File:Pl-wybitnie.ogg – wybitnie
 * 53) File:Pl-wybitność.ogg – wybitność
 * 54) File:Pl-wybitny.ogg – wybitny
 * 55) File:Pl-wybój.ogg – wybój
 * 56) File:Pl-wychować.ogg – wychować
 * 57) File:Pl-wychudzony.ogg – wychudzony
 * 58) File:Pl-wychwalać.ogg – wychwalać
 * 59) File:Pl-wychwycić.ogg – wychwycić
 * 60) File:Pl-wychwytywać.ogg – wychwytywać
 * 61) File:Pl-wychylenie.ogg – wychylenie
 * 62) File:Pl-wychylić.ogg – wychylić
 * 63) File:Pl-wyciąć.ogg – wyciąć
 * 64) File:Pl-wyciągać.ogg – wyciągać
 * 65) File:Pl-wyciąganie.ogg – wyciąganie
 * 66) File:Pl-wyciągnąć.ogg – wyciągnąć
 * 67) File:Pl-wyciskanie.ogg – wyciskanie
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 * 69) File:Pl-wycofać.ogg – wycofać
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 * 71) File:Pl-wyczekiwanie.ogg – wyczekiwanie
 * 72) File:Pl-wyczesany.ogg – wyczesany
 * 73) File:Pl-wyczesywać.ogg – wyczesywać
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 * 75) File:Pl-wydać.ogg – wydać
 * 76) File:Pl-wydatek.ogg – wydatek
 * 77) File:Pl-wydłużać.ogg – wydłużać
 * 78) File:Pl-wydłużanie.ogg – wydłużanie
 * 79) File:Pl-wydłużyć.ogg – wydłużyć
 * 80) File:Pl-wydmuszka.ogg – wydmuszka
 * 81) File:Pl-wydobyć.ogg – wydobyć
 * 82) File:Pl-wydostać.ogg – wydostać
 * 83) File:Pl-wydziedziczyć.ogg – wydziedziczyć
 * 84) File:Pl-wydzielić.ogg – wydzielić
 * 85) File:Pl-wyegzekwować.ogg – wyegzekwować
 * 86) File:Pl-wygiąć.ogg – wygiąć
 * 87) File:Pl-wygładzać.ogg – wygładzać
 * 88) File:Pl-wygładzanie.ogg – wygładzanie
 * 89) File:Pl-wygłos.ogg – wygłos
 * 90) File:Pl-wygłosić.ogg – wygłosić
 * 91) File:Pl-wygrzebać.ogg – wygrzebać
 * 92) File:Pl-wygwizdać.ogg – wygwizdać
 * 93) File:Pl-wygwizdywać.ogg – wygwizdywać

title: User:Maro/Polish audio files/5


text: choineczka

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

title: choineczka


text:
pervane

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) propeller
 * 2) moth

title: pervane


text:
chatka

Etymology
From.

title: chatka


text:
chochelka

Etymology
From.

title: chochelka


text:
embaxador

Noun

 * 1) ambassador

title: embaxador


text:
chwileczka

Etymology
From.

title: chwileczka


text:
visigotico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Visigothic of or pertaining to the Visigoths

Proper noun

 * 1)  Visigothic the Gothic dialect spoken by the Visigoths

title: visigotico


text:
cipka

Etymology
From.

title: cipka


text:
quilómetru

Noun

 * 1) kilometer/kilometre

title: quilómetru


text:
práuticamente

Adverb

 * 1) practically

title: práuticamente


text:
Visitazione

Noun

 * 1) the Visitation (of Mary and Elizabeth)

title: Visitazione


text:
czapeczka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  5′ cap
 * 2)  calyptra, operculum, rootcap
 * 3)  pileus
 * 1)  calyptra, operculum, rootcap
 * 2)  pileus
 * 1)  pileus

title: czapeczka


text:
visitazione

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) visitation

title: visitazione


text:
Visnù

Proper noun

 * 1)  Vishnu

title: Visnù


text: Wiktionary:Word of the day/Archive/2012/February


text:
Vistola

Proper noun

 * 1) Vistula

title: Vistola


text:
visualizzatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  display (unit), viewer

title: visualizzatore


text:
vitalba

Etymology
From or.

Noun

 * 1) old man's beard, traveller's joy/traveler's joy

title: vitalba


text:
vitaminizzazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vitamin enrichment

title: vitaminizzazione


text:
czekoladka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chocolate
 * 1) chocolate

title: czekoladka


text:
vitino

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) narrow waist

title: vitino


text:
deseczka

Etymology
From.

title: deseczka


text:
vitrectomia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  vitrectomy

title: vitrectomia


text:
vitruviano

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Vitruvian

title: vitruviano


text:
Vitruvio

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Vitruvius

title: Vitruvio


text:
domówka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  house party

title: domówka


text:
vittimista

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) victimist

title: vittimista


text:
vittimistico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) self-pitying

title: vittimistico


text: vittimizzando

title: vittimizzando


text: vittimizzante

title: vittimizzante


text:
vittimizzare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to victimize or bully

title: vittimizzare


text: vittimizzato

title: vittimizzato


text: vittimizzati

title: vittimizzati


text: vittimizzata

title: vittimizzata


text: vittimizzo

title: vittimizzo


text: vittimizzi

title: vittimizzi


text: vittimizza

title: vittimizza


text: vittimizziamo

title: vittimizziamo


text: vittimizzate

title: vittimizzate


text: vittimizzano

title: vittimizzano


text: vittimizzavo

title: vittimizzavo


text: vittimizzavi

title: vittimizzavi


text: vittimizzava

title: vittimizzava


text: vittimizzavamo

title: vittimizzavamo


text: vittimizzavate

title: vittimizzavate


text: vittimizzavano

title: vittimizzavano


text: vittimizzai

title: vittimizzai


text: vittimizzasti

title: vittimizzasti


text: vittimizzò

title: vittimizzò


text: vittimizzammo

title: vittimizzammo


text: vittimizzaste

title: vittimizzaste


text: vittimizzarono

title: vittimizzarono


text: vittimizzerò

title: vittimizzerò


text: vittimizzerai

title: vittimizzerai


text: vittimizzerà

title: vittimizzerà


text: vittimizzeremo

title: vittimizzeremo


text: vittimizzerete

title: vittimizzerete


text: vittimizzeranno

title: vittimizzeranno


text: vittimizzerei

title: vittimizzerei


text: vittimizzeresti

title: vittimizzeresti


text: vittimizzerebbe

title: vittimizzerebbe


text: vittimizzeremmo

title: vittimizzeremmo


text: vittimizzereste

title: vittimizzereste


text: vittimizzerebbero

title: vittimizzerebbero


text: vittimizziate

title: vittimizziate


text: vittimizzino

title: vittimizzino


text: vittimizzassi

title: vittimizzassi


text: vittimizzasse

title: vittimizzasse


text: vittimizzassimo

title: vittimizzassimo


text: vittimizzassero

title: vittimizzassero


text:
Vittore

Proper noun

 * 1) Victor

title: Vittore


text: nestes

title: nestes


text: Vittorio

title: Vittorio


text:
vittoriato

Noun

 * 1) Victoriate

title: vittoriato


text:
filmoteka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) film library, film archive

title: filmoteka


text:
vivagno

Noun

 * 1)  selvage, selvedge
 * 2)  shore, bank

title: vivagno


text: Viviana

title: Viviana


text:
vivificativo

Adjective

 * 1) vivifying, restorative

title: vivificativo


text:
vivificatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vivifier

Adjective

 * 1) vivifying
 * 2) invigorating, reviving, refreshing

title: vivificatore


text:
vivificazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vivification
 * 2) invigoration, reviving

title: vivificazione


text:
vivisettorio

Adjective

 * 1)  vivisection

title: vivisettorio


text: Category:pl:Library science

title: Category:pl:Library science


text: Category:pl:Information science

title: Category:pl:Information science


text:
viziatamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) defectively, imperfectly

title: viziatamente


text:
ગોળ

Etymology 1
.

Adjective

 * 1) round

Etymology 2
, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) jaggery traditional unrefined sugar

title: ગોળ


text:
ગોળો

Noun

 * 1) globe
 * 2) bulb

title: ગોળો


text:
toană

Etymology 1
From, probably originally a medical term in Romanian.

Noun

 * 1) caprice, whim, vagary
 * 2) fit; also crisis

Etymology 2
From a language. Compare 🇨🇬, also Ukrainian, Russian.

Noun

 * 1) throwing of a net for fishing
 * 2) a hole made in ice for fishing

title: toană


text: viaccie

title: viaccie


text: vialoni

title: vialoni


text: vibrafoniste

title: vibrafoniste


text: vibrioni

title: vibrioni


text: vibrografi

title: vibrografi


text: vibromassaggiatori

title: vibromassaggiatori


text: vibrometri

title: vibrometri


text: vibroscopi

title: vibroscopi


text: vibrovagli

title: vibrovagli


text:
Talk:relacionado

Also used in Portuguese with the same meaning.Cattus 21:02, 19 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:relacionado


text: vicariati

title: vicariati


text: vigliaccate

title: vigliaccate


text: vigorie

title: vigorie


text: villici

title: villici


text: villotte

title: villotte


text: vilucchioni

title: vilucchioni


text: viabilisti

title: viabilisti


text: vinaccioli

title: vinaccioli


text: viabiliste

title: viabiliste


text: vincapervinche

title: vincapervinche


text: vinciboschi

title: vinciboschi


text: viabilistica

title: viabilistica


text: vincigli

title: vincigli


text: viabilistici

title: viabilistici


text: vinilacetati

title: vinilacetati


text: viabilistiche

title: viabilistiche


text: vinilpelli

title: vinilpelli


text: violinai

title: violinai


text: vicariali

title: vicariali


text: viperai

title: viperai


text: vicarianti

title: vicarianti


text: vigesima

title: vigesima


text: viramenti

title: viramenti


text: virescenze

title: virescenze


text: vigesimi

title: vigesimi


text: virgolature

title: virgolature


text: vigesime

title: vigesime


text: virgolettature

title: virgolettature


text: villanesca

title: villanesca


text: virilismi

title: virilismi


text:
virioni

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1)  virion

title: virioni


text: villaneschi

title: villaneschi


text: villanesche

title: villanesche


text: virometri

title: virometri


text: villanoviana

title: villanoviana


text: viscacce

title: viscacce


text: viscidumi

title: viscidumi


text: villanoviani

title: villanoviani


text: visciole

title: visciole


text: villanoviane

title: villanoviane


text: visciolate

title: visciolate


text: villereccia

title: villereccia


text: visciolati

title: visciolati


text: viscioli

title: viscioli


text: villerecci

title: villerecci


text:
ગોળી

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pill; tablet medication
 * 2)  bullet; pellet gun ammunition

title: ગોળી


text: viscontadi

title: viscontadi


text: villerecce

title: villerecce


text: viscosimetri

title: viscosimetri


text: vincolistica

title: vincolistica


text: vincolistici

title: vincolistici


text: visitazioni

title: visitazioni


text: vincolistiche

title: vincolistiche


text: visualizzatori

title: visualizzatori


text: violinistica

title: violinistica


text: violinistici

title: violinistici


text: vitalbe

title: vitalbe


text: violinistiche

title: violinistiche


text: vitaminizzazioni

title: vitaminizzazioni


text: virescenti

title: virescenti


text: visigotica

title: visigotica


text: vitini

title: vitini


text: visigotici

title: visigotici


text: vitrectomie

title: vitrectomie


text: visigotiche

title: visigotiche


text: vitruviana

title: vitruviana


text: vittimisti

title: vittimisti


text: vitruviani

title: vitruviani


text: vittimiste

title: vittimiste


text: vitruviane

title: vitruviane


text: vittoriati

title: vittoriati


text: vittimistica

title: vittimistica


text: vivagni

title: vivagni


text:
debituar

Etymology
Probably ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) debtor
 * 2) payer

title: debituar


text: vittimistici

title: vittimistici


text: vittimistiche

title: vittimistiche


text: vivificatori

title: vivificatori


text: vivificativa

title: vivificativa


text: vivificazioni

title: vivificazioni


text: vivificativi

title: vivificativi


text: vivificatrice

title: vivificatrice


text: vivificatrici

title: vivificatrici


text: vivisettoria

title: vivisettoria


text: Category:ota:Containers

title: Category:ota:Containers


text: vivisettori

title: vivisettori


text: vivisettorie

title: vivisettorie


text:
vocabolarietto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pocket-dictionary

title: vocabolarietto


text: Category:fa:Containers

title: Category:fa:Containers


text:
vocabolarista

Etymology
From

Noun

 * 1) lexicographer (compiler of a dictionary)

title: vocabolarista


text:
vocalismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vocalism

Noun

 * 1) vocalism

title: vocalismo


text:
vocazionalità

Noun

 * 1) suitability (of the soil for a crop)

title: vocazionalità


text:
vociferatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shouter
 * 2) gossip (person)

title: vociferatore


text:
vociferazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shouting, clamour, vociferation
 * 2) gossip, rumour

title: vociferazione


text:
voivoda

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) voivode

Etymology
From a language.

Noun

 * 1) vaivode, voivode

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) voivode

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) voivode a local ruler or official in various parts of central and eastern Europe

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) voivode

title: voivoda


text: volantinando

title: volantinando


text: volantinante

title: volantinante


text:
volantinare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to distribute brochures, leaflets, tracts etc.
 * 2)  to propagate (e.g. a text) by means of brochures or leaflets

title: volantinare


text: volantinato

title: volantinato


text: volantinati

title: volantinati


text: volantinata

title: volantinata


text: volantina

title: volantina


text: volantiniamo

title: volantiniamo


text: volantinate

title: volantinate


text: volantinano

title: volantinano


text: volantinavo

title: volantinavo


text: volantinavi

title: volantinavi


text: volantinava

title: volantinava


text: volantinavamo

title: volantinavamo


text: volantinavate

title: volantinavate


text: volantinavano

title: volantinavano


text: volantinai

title: volantinai


text: volantinasti

title: volantinasti


text: volantinò

title: volantinò


text: volantinammo

title: volantinammo


text: volantinaste

title: volantinaste


text: volantinarono

title: volantinarono


text: volantinerò

title: volantinerò


text: volantinerai

title: volantinerai


text: volantinerà

title: volantinerà


text: volantineremo

title: volantineremo


text: volantinerete

title: volantinerete


text: volantineranno

title: volantineranno


text: volantinerei

title: volantinerei


text: volantineresti

title: volantineresti


text: volantinerebbe

title: volantinerebbe


text: volantineremmo

title: volantineremmo


text: volantinereste

title: volantinereste


text: volantinerebbero

title: volantinerebbero


text: volantiniate

title: volantiniate


text: volantinino

title: volantinino


text: volantinassi

title: volantinassi


text: volantinasse

title: volantinasse


text: volantinassimo

title: volantinassimo


text: volantinassero

title: volantinassero


text: subgames

title: subgames


text:
volatilizzabile

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) volatilizable

title: volatilizzabile


text:
volentierissimo

Adverb
(Superlative of: volentieri)

 * 1) with great pleasure, I'd be delighted to

title: volentierissimo


text:
volgarizzamento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) translation (into the vernacular)

title: volgarizzamento


text:
volgarizzatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) popularizer
 * 2) translator (into the vernacular)

title: volgarizzatore


text: vocabolarietti

title: vocabolarietti


text: vocabolaristi

title: vocabolaristi


text: vocabolariste

title: vocabolariste


text: vocalismi

title: vocalismi


text: vociferatori

title: vociferatori


text: vociferazioni

title: vociferazioni


text: volgarizzamenti

title: volgarizzamenti


text: volgarizzatori

title: volgarizzatori


text:
volgarizzazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) popularization
 * 2) translation into the vernacular

title: volgarizzazione


text:
volizione

Etymology
, based on.

Noun

 * 1) volition

title: volizione


text:
volontarismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) voluntarism

title: volontarismo


text:
volontaristico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) voluntaristic

title: volontaristico


text: volonteroso

title: volonteroso


text: 向导

title: 向导


text: 向導

title: 向導


text: 向来

title: 向来


text: xiàngdǎo

title: xiàngdǎo


text:
volovelismo

Noun

 * 1)  gliding

title: volovelismo


text:
volovelista

Noun

 * 1) sailplane or glider pilot

title: volovelista


text:
volovelistico

Adjective

 * 1) sailplaning, gliding

title: volovelistico


text:
volpaia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fox's den

title: volpaia


text:
gentalha

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  riffraff

title: gentalha


text: volpando

title: volpando


text: volpante

title: volpante


text:
volpare

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be affected with smut

title: volpare


text:
volpato

Adjective

 * 1) smutty, mildewy

title: volpato


text: volpati

title: volpati


text: volpata

title: volpata


text: volpo

title: volpo


text: volpa

title: volpa


text: volpiamo

title: volpiamo


text: volpate

title: volpate


text: volpano

title: volpano


text: volpavo

title: volpavo


text: volpavi

title: volpavi


text: volpava

title: volpava


text: volpavamo

title: volpavamo


text: volpavate

title: volpavate


text: volpavano

title: volpavano


text: volpai

title: volpai


text: volpasti

title: volpasti


text: volpò

title: volpò


text: volpammo

title: volpammo


text: volpaste

title: volpaste


text: volparono

title: volparono


text: volperò

title: volperò


text: volperai

title: volperai


text: volperà

title: volperà


text: volperemo

title: volperemo


text: volperete

title: volperete


text: volperanno

title: volperanno


text: volperei

title: volperei


text: volperesti

title: volperesti


text: volperebbe

title: volperebbe


text: volperemmo

title: volperemmo


text: volpereste

title: volpereste


text: volperebbero

title: volperebbero


text: volpiate

title: volpiate


text: volpassi

title: volpassi


text: volpasse

title: volpasse


text: volpassimo

title: volpassimo


text: volpassero

title: volpassero


text: 接头

title: 接头


text:
接頭

Verb

 * 1) to join two objects together with a joint
 * 2) to establish contact especially under clandestine circumstances
 * 3)  to be familiar with; to be aware of

Noun

 * 1) joint object used to join two long objects together

title: 接頭


text:
volsco

Adjective

 * 1) Volscian

Adjective

 * 1) Volscian relating to the Volsci

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Volscian, Volsci

title: volsco


text: 接头人

title: 接头人


text:
接頭人

Noun

 * 1) a contact, especially an underground agent responsible for contacting other agents

title: 接頭人


text:
voltafieno

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tedder

title: voltafieno


text:
voltametro

Noun

 * 1) voltammeter

title: voltametro


text: jiētóurén

title: jiētóurén


text:
左思右想

Etymology
Literally: to think left and right

Verb

 * 1)  to deliberate, to think over

title: 左思右想


text:
voltamperometro

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) voltammeter

title: voltamperometro


text:
infrahuman

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Below the level of the human.

Noun

 * 1)  A creature that is not (yet) at the level of understanding of a human being, such as a presymbolic child or an animal.

title: infrahuman


text: infrahumans

title: infrahumans


text:
presymbolic

Adjective

 * 1)  Not yet able to use symbols to communicate.

title: presymbolic


text:
voltamperora

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) watt-hour

title: voltamperora


text:
voltamperorametro

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) watt-hour meter

title: voltamperorametro


text:
postsymbolic

Adjective

 * 1)  Having reached the stage of being able to communicate by means of symbols.
 * 2)  Beyond traditional symbolic communications or representations.

title: postsymbolic


text:
voltapietre

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) turnstone

title: voltapietre


text: jiētóu

title: jiētóu


text: prizings

title: prizings


text:
volteggiatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vaulter

title: volteggiatore


text: shrivings

title: shrivings


text:
promotingly

Adverb

 * 1) So as to promote.

title: promotingly


text:
voltelettrone

Noun

 * 1)  electron volt

title: voltelettrone


text:
diskos

Etymology
(nominative plural ). .

Noun

 * 1)  A small plate used to hold eucharistic bread which is to be consecrated; a paten.

Usage notes

 * In the Western Churches, the term is preferred.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a discus
 * 2)  discus throw

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a discus
 * 2)  discus throw

title: diskos


text: diskoi

title: diskoi


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/pl-2012-02/Handling of superscript and subscript letters

Handling of superscript and subscript letters

 * Voting on: how to represent superscript and subscript letters, such at the "ty" and "r" in the 1856 image to the right, which are superscript/subscript letters rather than special characters such as the modifiers in the 1997 citation below. Majty.jpg
 * Option 1: Whenever characters are available in Unicode which resemble such superscript or subscript letters, use those characters (e.g. "ᵗʸ").
 * Option 2: Use regular letters within  /  tags ("ty") and/or use other mechanisms to effect superscription/subscription of regular letters.
 * If one of these two options attracts a two-thirds majority of the votes cast minus abstentions, it passes. If neither option attracts sufficient votes to pass, the status quo (in which there is no specific regulation one way or another) continues.
 * Voters can also explicitly vote for the status quo, if they prefer the lack of regulation to both of the proposed regulations.
 * Voters who oppose this vote or its options, including those who favor some other option (such as representing superscripts with similar-looking characters but subscripts with HTML, or not having superscripts and subscripts at all), can vote "Oppose".
 * Neither option affects the representation of superscript and subscript numbers, such as the one in "H2O"/"H₂O". Neither option affects the use of Unicode modifier letters to reproduce modifier letters, as in this quotation:
 * 1997 Robert S. Bauer, Paul K. Benedict, Modern Cantonese phonology, page 20: khw-superscript.jpg
 * The labialized-velar initials kw- [kʷ] and khw- [kʰʷ] have been

 * Vote starts: 00:01, 20 March 2012 (UTC)
 * Vote ends: 23.59, 18 April 2012 (UTC)

 * Vote created: - -sche (discuss) 22:21, 19 February 2012 (UTC)
 * Discussion:
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] WT:BP
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2012-02/Handling of superscript and subscript letters

Support Option 2 (Regular Letters with HTML or Other Mechanisms)

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support Prosfilaes (talk) 13:12, 22 March 2012 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support. I agree with Mzajac. (Or at least, I agree with how I interpret his statements. He's voted "oppose", which suggests that my interpretation may not be correct!) —Ruakh TALK 18:20, 22 March 2012 (UTC)
 * Confusing, isn't it? Does respecting individual guidelines in the Web's universal standards represent our status quo, or is it something we have to explicitly vote for? Shall I start a 1,000+ votes for other individual sentences and paragraphs in HTML and Unicode, so we can approve or deny each one? This vote is based on misplaced assumptions, and so is fundamentally flawed. —Michael Z. 2012-03-23 15:26 z
 * It may help to understand the background here, which is that a small number of editors have been using the modifier letters as an ad-hoc superscripting mechanism for a few years now, and the status quo has been not to argue with them too much. As for starting other votes — there are a few other ways that we deviate from standards (e.g., we make up our language codes; we use

...

 for the text of citations), and if you want to change those, then yeah, they probably require votes. (I would most likely vote support in such votes, by the way. But I'd oppose doing it, at this late hour, without a vote.) And Doremítzwr used to do weird, nonstandard, not-quite-functional things to try to simulate the s-t and c-t ligatures in older books, though I think he's stopped doing that — Doremítzwr, can you confirm that? — so I don't think a vote is needed there. —Ruakh TALK 16:45, 23 March 2012 (UTC)
 * You refer to the st and ct "belt" ligatures. You are correct that I no longer use ⟨ƈt⟩ for the ct "belt" ligature. There is a specific Unicode character for the st "belt" ligature in the Alphabetic Presentation Forms subset, namely ⟨⟩, which I have always used to represent that ligature in texts. As for the ct "belt" ligature, I use to represent that. — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 17:08, 26 March 2012 (UTC)
 * (Which, by the way, is not to say that vote is needed for this. I had rather that the editors who disliked  and  overcome their distaste. But I don't oppose the vote a priori on those grounds, and since the vote has begun, I support this option.) —Ruakh TALK 16:47, 23 March 2012 (UTC)
 * Incidentally, I, too, dislike using DL/DD for quotations/usexes and for replies on talkpages. I'm not sure what would be better, though. Perhaps UL/LI. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:31, 26 March 2012 (UTC)
 * I was thinking it might be possible to create a MediaWiki extension that would treat : as a blockquote, rather than a definition-list, when there's no preceding ;. (We could then use CSS for formatting details.) But I don't know if that's possible, and even if it is, I have no idea how difficult it would be, or how much effort it would require. (Conrad would be more likely to have a guess.) —Ruakh TALK 19:28, 26 March 2012 (UTC)
 * I thought of
 but don't think it's a good fit. With nested
s, the outer one quotes the inner one (and in fact the container element quotes the first one), whereas our use of  has roughly the opposite semantics. —msh210℠ (talk) 02:00, 27 March 2012 (UTC)
 * That makes sense. In that case, maybe some sort of
? (Of course, this is all pie-in-the-sky at this point.) —Ruakh TALK 03:06, 27 March 2012 (UTC)
 * Yes, or ul/li (as I suggested above) perhaps. Bullets can be removed with CSS (or retained). —msh210℠ (talk) 14:45, 27 March 2012 (UTC)
 * See bug 4521. —Michael Z. 2012-03-27 12:40 z
 * Thanks for the link. —msh210℠ (talk) 14:45, 27 March 2012 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:31, 26 March 2012 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support --Μετάknowledgediscuss/deeds 20:01, 1 April 2012 (UTC) simply because no objectors have raised any concerns that both are appropriate to the vote's actual scope and make sense to me.

Support the Status Quo (Lack of Regulation)

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol support vote.svg|20px]] Support — <tt></tt> and <tt></tt> tags render unacceptable super- and subscripts. Nevertheless, Michael Z.'s arguments and admirable efforts to rectify their display (see Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2012-02/Handling of superscript and subscript letters; the tags' line-spacing problem has been fixed) have persuaded me, both on his arguments' own merits and in the spirit of reciprocity, to cease using modifier letters to reproduce texts' super- and subscripts (as in the 1696? quot. in ) except, as in the case of  and, where the source indubitably uses them (albeit erroneously). I may, however, continue to use them in text I produce myself, especially where mechanisms such as <tt></tt> and <tt></tt> tags are unavailable, such as in edit comments. — Raifʻhār Doremítzwr ~ (U · T · C) ~ 12:27, 9 April 2012 (UTC)

Oppose

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose   The notion that this vote does not affect numbers has the unfortunate implication that if option 2 passes, an entry like Ca²⁺ will have to use both Unicode superscripts and  tags, as in Ca²+. I cannot support such a badly crafted vote. -- Liliana • 06:34, 22 March 2012 (UTC)
 * That's a bizarre interpretation. The vote explicitly does not affect superscript numbers, so no matter which option passes (if any option passes), our handling of superscript numbers will be unaffected. Assuming our current consensus on how to handle them does not fall apart for other reasons, we will handle them a month from now the same way we handle them now. - -sche (discuss) 06:38, 22 March 2012 (UTC)
 * Yes, but you forgot the cases where numbers and letters (or special characters, in this case) are mixed. By a strict interpretation, that would mean that depending on the outcome of the vote, letters would use  while the numbers are unaffected per the motion and would remain as Unicode super/subscripts. This has a disastrous result for mathematical and chemical formulae. -- Liliana • 13:31, 22 March 2012 (UT
 * Numbers' being unaffected would mean that anything can be done to them: and when they alongside ed characters of course they'd be ed also. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:25, 26 March 2012 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose  None of the options equals “follow the HTML and Unicode standards.” Any of them sets the very bad precedent of establishing specific regulations that contradict  or supersede open Web standards in an open dictionary. Madness. —Michael Z. 2012-03-22 14:58 z
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose  EncycloPetey (talk) 02:47, 30 March 2012 (UTC) I feel the vote is too generalized.  It would apply to IPA pronunciation, quotations, and all manner of text, which I think is too sweeping for such a vote. --EncycloPetey (talk) 02:47, 30 March 2012 (UTC)
 * It would not apply to IPA pronunciations; it specifically notes that modifier letters (which the IPA uses) will continue to be used as modifier letters (i.e. in IPA transcriptions) no matter what. - -sche (discuss) 03:12, 30 March 2012 (UTC)
 * 1) [[Image:Symbol oppose vote.svg|20px]] Oppose  --Daniel 18:09, 9 April 2012 (UTC)

Abstain

 * 1) [[Image:Symbol abstain vote.svg|20px]] Abstain. Per the oppose voters... my general inclination, as stated on the talk page, is to handle things by consensus without rigid votes, anyway... perhaps that is best, here. - -sche (discuss) 16:17, 23 March 2012 (UTC)
 * 2) [[Image:Symbol abstain vote.svg|20px]] Abstain Equinox ◑ 18:35, 26 March 2012 (UTC) Certainly prefer option 2 over option 1, however. Equinox ◑ 18:35, 26 March 2012 (UTC)
 * 3) [[Image:Symbol abstain vote.svg|20px]] Abstain. On the face of it I would have preferred option 2, but I don't understand Michael Z's objection enough to feel comfortable pushing that forward. DAVilla 04:16, 29 March 2012 (UTC)
 * Don't let me stop you from voting. I'd just like it to be acknowledged that our normal practice, on this “Web site,” is to use the standards that define the open Web. It's 2012, and even corporations like Microsoft don't try to subvert Web standards any more, so why is this open project treating them like some kind of optional extra? —Michael Z. 2012-03-29 07:37 z

Decision

 * Option One: 0 → 0%
 * Option Two: 4 → 44,4%
 * Status Quo: 1 → 11,1%
 * Oppose: 4 → 44,4%
 * (Abstain: 3)

Everyone voted just once.

No consensus. The two most voted items are tied.

Moreover, "Status Quo" and "Oppose" seem to be the same thing in practice, even if the OP tried to differentiate them. Anyway, even if these options counted as one option, the result would still be "No consensus". --Daniel 13:11, 24 April 2012 (UTC)


text:
volterrana

Noun

 * 1)  vault (having bricks laid flat)
 * 2) hollow block (for building)

title: volterrana


text:
cobblerfish

Noun

 * 1) Any of various catfish.

title: cobblerfish


text: cobblerfishes

title: cobblerfishes


text: 虚假

title: 虚假


text:
虛假

Adjective

 * 1) faked; false; shame

title: 虛假


text:
Talk:anejo

anexo
Is the Spanish anejo a doublet of anexo? Mglovesfun (talk) 22:29, 19 February 2012 (UTC)

anejo
Adjective: aged; usually in reference to cheese or liquor

Is this ever used to modify any thing other than a Spanish noun, so that it represents a part of a Spanish phrase embedded in English text rather than English. Also I don't think that we have Spanglish as a language code. We would not treat Spanglish as either Spanish or English would we? DCDuring TALK 16:26, 27 June 2011 (UTC)

 * On the last point, all words in all languages means that if it's a word that's used, then it's to be included. If anejo: composes Spanish phrases then why isn't it in any of the Spanish dictionaries? If it occurred in a Spanish context then it would be a Spanish word. Since it occurs in an English context, it's an English word. You may not delete it just because you find its use objectionable. DAVilla 16:51, 6 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Without getting into a long technical discussion, I came looking for this word because I encountered it in an English context, and had no idea what it meant. It was very useful to me to find it here, since I don't know where else I would have looked.

 * @DAVilla --
 * The word isn't listed in any Spanish dictionaries as "aged" because the correct word for that in Spanish comes with the tilde -- , from.
 * @Everyone --
 * I strongly recommend that any English term meaning "aged" be moved to, unless folks can find strong evidence of it being spelled in English without the tilde (and not just because someone's typing with a limited input method and can't be bothered to call up a character list).  -- Eiríkr Útlendi - Tala við mig 06:25, 19 September 2011 (UTC)
 * Concur with Eirikr but with a see also in the entry for anejo (Spanish, adj.). Since añejo (Spanish, adj.) article does not yet exist, this should be created as a first priority. Donama 23:40, 23 November 2011 (UTC)
 * I have just created an entry for añejo. Please revise/correct as necessary. Donama 23:46, 23 November 2011 (UTC)

moved to RFV -- Liliana • 15:16, 19 February 2012 (UTC)

RFV
See Requests for verification archive/2012. - -sche (discuss) 02:44, 29 March 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:anejo


text: 法宝

title: 法宝


text:
法寶

Noun

 * 1)  magical weapon used to slay demons and monsters
 * 2)  collection of religious items owned by a Buddhist mendicant, usually consisting of the khakkhara, the mantle and the alms bowl
 * 3)  method or a tool especially effective against something; bane

title: 法寶


text:
tánéígis

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) he/she is washing it (something impermeable)

Conjugation
.

title: tánéígis


text:
khakkhara

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  a monk's staff used especially by a Buddhist mendicant as a tool for begging or as a weapon

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: ,
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Tibetan: འཁར་གསིལ
 * Vietnamese: tích trượng (錫杖), thiền trượng (禪杖)

title: khakkhara


text:
hogaza

Etymology
, from (via its plural ), derived from. Compare 🇨🇬. , which was borrowed from Italian.

Noun

 * 1) loaf

title: hogaza


text: hogazas

title: hogazas


text:
User:Lovysinghal

Greetings! Please contact me at my main user talk page on the Hindi Wikipedia.

title: User:Lovysinghal


text:
Citations:muñón

 * 1966: Eduardo Lizalde, Cada cosa es Babel
 * "es"

- Lince de linces, el poeta, no ha de buscar su presa sólo en esta silla que odia flores y engaña con el lirio al dóberman morado; sólo en esta abada, en este karkadán que con su llanto y peso fabrican ciénegas mortales en la arena. Ha de buscar en todo el punto en que la mano de desteje hasta el muñón o la pezuña.

title: Citations:muñón


text:
User talk:Moses101

Italic text==Linning==

Hi. Please use WT:LOP for made-up words. Equinox ◑ 23:21, 19 February 2012 (UTC)

title: User talk:Moses101


text:
dóberman

Etymology
, from, from Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann, who first developed the breed.

Noun

 * 1) Dobermann

title: dóberman


text:
terracota

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) terracotta

title: terracota


text:
kapableco

Noun

 * 1) ability

title: kapableco


text: kapablecoj

title: kapablecoj


text: kapablecon

title: kapablecon


text: kapablecojn

title: kapablecojn


text:
Talk:'verse

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
Moved from verse in accordance with spelling in sole citation. Contraction of universe. Plausible, but needs cites as other dictionaries don't have it. DCDuring TALK 05:06, 8 June 2011 (UTC)

 * Better? It also appears in combination. Buffyverse: we have; also possible are Angelverse:, X-verse:, Jossverse: and Whedonverse:—the latter two of course encompassing multiple universes. — Pingkudimmi 11:40, 10 June 2011 (UTC)
 * The first cite is from a blog, which we don't consider durably archived. I appreciate how hard it is to find cites for this sense at bgc, but there must be a way to search for just a relevant subset of Usenet for the usage.
 * I would hypothesize that the sequence was: 1., blends ending in "verse"; 2., the shortening "'verse"; and, 3., a backformation "verse". DCDuring TALK 15:40, 10 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I have added a Usenet cite, based on a search limited to "alt.tv.*" groups. AFAICT, cited DCDuring TALK 15:56, 10 June 2011 (UTC)
 * In the meantime I found another book citation. This makes it all Joss Whedon (apart from the blog cite, which I've commented out). That fits with something I read in my search, indicating it is/was usage within his fan base. — Pingkudimmi 17:07, 10 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I think this falls under “terms originating in fictional universes”. I’m pretty sure that the universe of Firefly and Serenity is referred to as “the ’verse” within the works themselves — it’s not like, which I presume was originated by fans — and all four of our quotations are referring to that universe, rather than supporting a general “fictional universe” sense. Admittedly, one quotation has “In the Firefly/Serenity ‘verse (as in ours)”, which tends to imply that “’verse” is simply “universe” (no one would ever write, “In the Star Trek Federation of Planets (as in ours)”, even after pages of explaining how the Federation is that universe’s U.N.), but even that implication doesn’t quite support a “ fictional universe” sense. —Ruakh TALK 16:43, 15 June 2011 (UTC)

 * I've made the definition specific to Firefly. If you think the term should be now deleted on WT:FICTIONal grounds, delete it; otherwise, I'm leaving it be. - -sche (discuss) 20:20, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:'verse


text:
Talk:tweetheart

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
—msh210℠ (talk) 21:37, 1 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I've added some examples of this word's usage at Citations:tweetheart. Astral 05:07, 28 June 2011 (UTC)
 * For the first sense, the two headline-only senses don't provide sufficient context to make it clear what the meaning is. Could you provide more context that would do so? If a user has to read the whole article to confirm the sense, then we don't have a good usage example. Headline usage not repeated in the body often seems to me an indication that the neologism is used because it is not understood. In these cases, the author does not really have much incentive to make the meaning perfectly clear as the teaser value is what counts.
 * Also, the cites in each sense are supposed to span a full year.
 * The other senses seem OK. DCDuring TALK 12:01, 28 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I removed the two headline-only usage examples for the first sense per your comment. "Dannii Minogue is a tweetheart!" is a short piece about how Minogue sent InStyle a tweet "the minute she woke up" on the day an issue of that magazine with her on the cover came out, so they probably mean she's a "tweetheart" in the sense of being nice enough to take the time to send them a tweet. "Ashton Kutcher's a real tweetheart" mentions Kutcher was "the first Twitter user with more than one million followers," but in it Kutcher also discusses how he mainly uses his Twitter account to share "content that someone else created," new stories, quotes, and information about charities and causes because he "believe[s] if it's not inspiring, connective, entertaining or educating then you probably shouldn't put it up." So it's unclear whether they mean he's a "tweetheart" in the sense of being a popular Twitter user or being a socially conscious Twitter user.
 * I've added three other examples where "tweetheart" is used in the first sense in an article's body. One is from 2009, another from 2011, so now there's a two-year spread for that sense.
 * "Tweetheart" was also added to the Collins English Dictionary last year with the first sense as the definition. Astral 03:32, 29 June 2011 (UTC)
 * Passes, AFAICT. - -sche (discuss) 03:41, 4 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:tweetheart


text:
Talk:quotidian

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
Rfv-sense for upcoming WotD: "In art criticism, art work referencing mundane aspects of everyday life, or something that is a very temporary phenomenon that will date the work." < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 09:23, 1 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I think it is the adjective. The definition seems very similar to the one here; the latter seems not written with pos in mind, but could describe an adjective. I suspect a number of noun usages is causing confusion. — Pingkudimmi 13:09, 1 June 2011 (UTC)
 * Isn't sense three even more clearly a normal use of an adjective as a noun (fused head}?
 * RFV-failed for now. I've kept the "Commonplace or mundane things regarded as a class." sense because we also have e.g. the poor. - -sche (discuss) 20:11, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:quotidian


text:
Talk:personal space

RFV discussion: May 2011–February 2012
Rfv-sense: "The area in which a person or animal habitually moves, and with which they are familiar." - Sounds far-fetched to me. No evidence among first 100 Google hits. --Hekaheka 05:08, 28 May 2011 (UTC)
 * It's in the OED, as the earliest attested sense. They include the following citations: < class="latinx" >Ƿidsiþ 06:46, 30 May 2011 (UTC)
 * 1937   D. Katz Animals & Men v. 95   From the animal's point of view the spot in which it has lived undergoes an internal structuring analogous to the structuring of the functional or ‘life’ space of man. Such an internally structured ‘life’ space we shall call ‘personal space’.
 * 1946   O. Klineberg Social Psychol. viii. 213   William Stern (24) speaks of a personal space and time, differing from one individual to another. Personal space refers to the region of possible movement and contact, and will obviously be different in the case of an international banker and in that of a farmer in the hills of Kentucky.
 * 1958   M. Kerr People of Ship Street ii. 24   The reason seems to be a vague undifferentiated feeling of belonging and the security of moving around in a well-known territory. This may well be an example of Katz's personal space.
 * The first of those is IMO a mention, and the second is a quasi-mention. RFV-failed for now. - -sche (discuss) 20:07, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:personal space


text:
Talk:verbid

RFV discussion: May 2011–February 2012
Rfv-sense: A noun or adjective that can be used as a verb. This is not a sense that appears in a OneLook reference, which define it as "a non-finite form of a verb, such as a gerund, participle, or infinitive." DCDuring TALK 15:04, 26 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Deleted. - -sche (discuss) 03:29, 4 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:verbid


text:
Talk:-muche

RFV discussion: May 2011–February 2012
French: Suffix added to the end of any word to make it more incomprehensible. Wonderfool entry, no French interwiki, and I haven't come across this one in casual conversation or Internet chatrooms. --Mglovesfun (talk) 12:30, 25 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Hmm. See the etymology section of trucmuche on French Wiktionary - that's all I can find. SemperBlotto 14:36, 25 May 2011 (UTC)
 * If you try fr:Special:WhatLinksHere/-muche, that's the only one. --Mglovesfun (talk) 20:52, 25 May 2011 (UTC)
 * I think that this page is correct, but that this suffix is rather dated, except in trucmuche. It's also possible to find Ménil'muche (most common use, apart from trucmuche), lacromuche, loucharmuche, and also magistrat'muche (according to http://www.languefrancaise.net/bob/liste.php?motsclef=muche&submit=Gi!&moduless=siterech&exact=1). References: this suffix is mentioned in http://www.commerce-rh.fr/articles/42716914-le-louchebem-ou-loucherbem, http://www.docschnauzer.net/ref19.html Lmaltier 14:39, 2 July 2011 (UTC)
 * Meh, I'll tolerate it on the basis of trucmuche and Ménilmuche. If you feel strongly about deleting it, reverse my decision and delete it. - -sche (discuss) 03:34, 4 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:-muche


text:
Talk:dookie hole

RFV discussion: May 2011–February 2012
RfV: "(colloquial, African American Vernacular, vulgar) Anus." And an interesting repository of other colorful vulgarities. TeleComNasSprVen 07:44, 11 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Definitely real. I've added two books; it's also used on Usenet. I'd like to mark this passed. - -sche (discuss) 23:43, 1 February 2012 (UTC)
 * Struck. - -sche (discuss) 06:22, 4 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:dookie hole


text:
Talk:Ioppi

RFV discussion: May 2011–February 2012
Tagged but not listed by the late Keene. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:53, 8 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Looks like it's attestable. Wonder why Wonderfool tagged it? Mglovesfun (talk) 12:10, 13 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Most of the cites I can find refer to Vincenzo Ioppi, who's also known as Vincenzo Joppi. Searching Wikipedia returns other people with the same; Roberta, Cristina and Marciallo Ioppi, none of which appear in Google Books (presumably too recent). Luckily CFI doesn't care whether the three citations refer to the same person or not; just three durably archived uses in the language. Mglovesfun (talk) 12:37, 13 May 2011 (UTC)
 * There are 37 Ioppis in Italy (link added) and b.g.c. also gives a Selenio Ioppi. I strongly oppose the idea that three citations about the same person would do. Otherwise if you want your name to enter the lexicon, just make up any name and then shoot ten babies and you'll surely be mentioned three times in the media. And every silly invention a pop star gives to his/her child would meet the CFI. --Makaokalani 15:29, 19 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Perhaps, but CFI doesn't mention the matter. I wouldn't be so keen to change it just for given names and surnames. --Mglovesfun (talk) 15:38, 19 May 2011 (UTC)
 * To the extent that proper nouns generally can be said to have "entered the lexicon", different rules would seem to apply for many cases. Witness: taxonomic names and toponyms. Surnames would certainly be distinct. Are we saying that only surnames with famous holders should be included? Does the occurrence of a name as an author count? Doesn't this create a cultural bias? I don't see how we can avoid either more specific rules or much more casuistry on RfV and RfD. Or we could leave such matters to WP and Wikispecies. DCDuring TALK 16:24, 19 May 2011 (UTC)
 * Meh, kept. - -sche (discuss) 19:58, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

 * At Google Books and Scholar it's now possible to find numerous people with this surname. - -sche (discuss) 08:50, 30 July 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:Ioppi


text:
Talk:majusculation

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
Probably attestable in French, but I can't find 3 for English. Nadando 23:53, 8 June 2011 (UTC)

 * A verb majusculate looks plausible, though rare. I found hits for majusculated and majusculating. — Pingkudimmi 07:52, 9 June 2011 (UTC)

 * It's French now. - -sche (discuss) 21:01, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:majusculation


text:
Talk:one-to-one

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
Rfv-sense: math senses "injection", "bijection", "bijective". I'm only familiar with this as an adjective meaning "injective", except that the phrase means "(having a) bijection". —Ruakh TALK 13:05, 14 June 2011 (UTC)
 * ...which latter is already covered by the other (not nominated) adjective sense "Matching each member of one set with a member of another set". —msh210℠ (talk) 15:20, 14 June 2011 (UTC)
 * Yes, the "matching" covers both. I think both this entry and the American version one-on-one would benefit form a single mathematical definition covering both interpretations.  Do you really want some citations from text books?  I would question the assumption implied in our first definition that the relationship should necessary be "especially sexual".  I think we should phrase it so that it depends on context.  D b f  i  r  s   10:34, 25 September 2011 (UTC)

 * RFV-failed. - -sche (discuss) 20:48, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:one-to-one


text:
Talk:Caen

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
Rfv-sense: English proper noun "A caenism, something from Herb Caen, the late, incredibly long-term columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle." --Mglovesfun (talk) 11:21, 15 June 2011 (UTC)

 * RFV-failed. - -sche (discuss) 21:01, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:Caen


text:
Talk:xiāngzào

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
gets one hit, and it's English, not Mandarin. --Mglovesfun (talk) 14:01, 17 June 2011 (UTC)

 * "Google Boooks" are not the only means for attestation. We shouldn't use "Google Books" as an excuse to ban Pinyin enrties. "Mandarin pinyin" likes "Min Nan pinyin", "Min Nan pinyin" sometimes also doesn't pass the "Google Books check" (Please see here).  Anyhow, Pinyin entries are allowed by the rule of Wiktionary.  If someone wanted to ban Pinyin entries, first of all, Wiktionary should has a new rule instead.  However, a rule shouldn't be abolished rashly, otherwise Wiktionary will be harmed.  Engirst 21:33, 22 June 2011 (UTC)

 * Resolved. - -sche (discuss) 20:32, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:xiāngzào


text:
Talk:ork

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
rfv-sense: to muster the strength or motivation to do something.

Not in any other OneLook reference in this sense. DCDuring TALK 14:40, 17 June 2011 (UTC)

 * RFV-failed. - -sche (discuss) 20:45, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:ork


text:
Talk:auscultation

RFV discussion: June–July 2011
Rfv-sense: listening, specifically for sounds produced within the body.

I don't think this is ever used outside a medical context, based on a bgc search. DCDuring TALK 19:05, 17 June 2011 (UTC)
 * Actually rfd-redundant, isn't it? And if it is a less well worded form of #2, surely if #2 is attested, then so is this! Mglovesfun (talk) 23:24, 17 June 2011 (UTC)

Failed; deleted. It was redundant as worded anyway. Note though that it was added originally as just "listening" (by SB). That sense might exist. I'll try to find cites and will re-add it if I can do so. —msh210℠ (talk) 17:40, 19 July 2011 (UTC)
 * The first 100 results at yield only one not in the not-nominated sense, at, but I see it as a "snippet" and can't tell what the word means in it. There's also : again, I have no idea what the word means. (See also .) —msh210℠ (talk) 17:51, 19 July 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:auscultation


text:
Talk:ASD

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
Rfv-sense: Alt.Support.Diet (newsgroup). -- Prince Kassad 15:39, 18 June 2011 (UTC)

 * RFV-failed. - -sche (discuss) 21:01, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:ASD


text:
Talk:empty-handed

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
Asserted to be a noun. No example sentences provided. —Ruakh TALK 17:52, 28 June 2011 (UTC)
 * The IP users who added it are highly suspect. The same editor is responsible for a number of sections below. Haplology 14:54, 12 August 2011 (UTC)
 * Noun rfv-failed and converted into an adjective. - -sche (discuss) 21:44, 1 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:empty-handed


text:
Talk:crêpe

RFV discussion: June 2011–February 2012
Rfv-sense (English): Anything that is flat and round.

Not to be found in the small number of English dictionaries that have this spelling. Also not found as a sense of crepe. DCDuring TALK 02:07, 30 June 2011 (UTC)
 * RFV-failed. - -sche (discuss) 21:07, 5 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:crêpe


text:
Talk:D

RFV discussion: July 2011–February 2012
Rfv-sense: Abbreviation of deny.

I can't imagine the context and don't know where to look for usage. DCDuring TALK 17:07, 30 July 2011 (UTC)
 * A pretty pointless entry. D is an abbreviation for many many things. Different offices etc have various conventions. D = deny, decline, delete, divert, duplicate, etc etc. We should D this entry, imho -- A LGRIF  talk 12:30, 1 August 2011 (UTC)
 * Agreed. Can we go ahead and D (= do) this now?    D b f  i  r  s   22:25, 13 November 2011 (UTC)
 * No support or attempt at verification for over six months, so I'm going to D the sense (and I don't mean duplicate).   D b f  i  r  s   09:02, 8 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:D


text:
Talk:ysterbossie

RFV 1
See Wiktionary:Requests for verification archive/2011. - -sche (discuss) 23:47, 19 February 2012 (UTC)

 * IDK why this passed RfV (for English at least). There are no quotations and I'm struggling to find anything convincing. So far the only occurrences in English-languages works I've been able to find are within tables of common names, and it's not even clear that those are intended as specifically English names. 70.172.194.25 23:32, 6 February 2023 (UTC)

 * The 2011 RFV has now been moved out of the archive to the subsection below: - -sche (discuss) 15:04, 22 August 2023 (UTC)

RFV discussion: August 2011–February 2012

 * Previous discussion: Talk:ysterbos.

In Afrikaans the plural of Ysterbos will be Ysterbosse and Ysterbossie will be the diminutive. So I have strong doubts whether that is right. Online searches are proving to be useless, because many sites just copied what wiktionary had on it, so when I get a chance to check some books, I'll do that. CeNobiteElf 15:41, 20 August 2011 (UTC)
 * The searches should be in Google Books, Google News, or any open-access Afrikaans corpus. I had a lot of trouble finding attestation for the singular, so your prior knowledge of Afrikaans inflection might be both the best we can do and good enough to justify the change. If you are not confident, we can wait for others. DCDuring TALK 15:57, 20 August 2011 (UTC)
 * Actually, isn't it simple? The word is presumed to inherit the inflection of 🇨🇬 (which does not have an Afrikaans section). DCDuring TALK 16:07, 20 August 2011 (UTC)
 * I found one use of "ysterbossie" in an Afrikaans book, but Afrikaans verbs lack distinct singular and plural forms, so it is inconclusive. FF Odental's Kernwoordeboek has bos s.nw. (bosse; bossie), and also dag s.nw. (dae; daggie), corresponding to our dag (plural dae, diminutive daggie), so that's a reference supporting "bossie" as a diminutive and "bosse" as the plural. - -sche (discuss) 21:55, 20 August 2011 (UTC)
 * Indeed, the plural for bos and anything ending on bos will be (-)bosse and for diminutive (-)bossie thanks to regular rules. So unless we can find citations confirming that ysterbossie is the attested English plural form, shall we assume that the English plural is the same as the Afrikaans one? CeNobiteElf 22:43, 20 August 2011 (UTC)
 * We should consider ysterbossie an rather than the , because neither of the two citations of it shows it to be plural, and the grammar of Afrikaans also argues it is not the plural form. However, I can't find any durably-archived uses of ysterbosse in any language. There are also no Google Books or Usenet hits for "ysterboses" or "ysterboss", other possible plural forms that English grammar would predict, and there is only one distinct raw Google hit for "ysterboss", which also uses "ysterbossies", but there are also no Books or Usenet hits for "ysterbossies" or "ysterbosies". Therefore, I wouldn't say the English plural of "ysterbos" is "ysterbosse", I would say no plural is attested (  ). - -sche (discuss) 23:41, 20 August 2011 (UTC)
 * I haven't noticed such fastidiousness in the treatment of most non-English languages. Generally folks seem to simply assume that a term inflects as it would if it were a regular member of the class that it appears to be in. This one has a stronger case that most as it is an apparently normal compound of a common word. DCDuring TALK 00:36, 21 August 2011 (UTC)
 * Oh, to be clear, I would list ysterbosse as the plural of the Afrikaans word in the ==Afrikaans== section, I'm only saying I wouldn't list it as the plural of the English word in the ==English== section. We can only just barely say the singular (of the English word) exists, with only four citations total of the two forms of it; we have no citations or references (pertaining to the English word) to guide us in determining if it inflects, and if so, whether it inflects in an English style (eg ysterbosses, ysterbosss) or an Afrikaans-style (eg ysterbosse, ysterbossies). The Afrikaans word, I agree, we should assume inflects normally. - -sche (discuss) 01:06, 21 August 2011 (UTC)
 * Resolved. - -sche (discuss) 05:24, 13 February 2012 (UTC)

RFV discussion: February 2012–April 2023
Comments on the talk page reproduced below:
 * See Wiktionary:Requests for verification archive/2011. - -sche (discuss) 23:47, 19 February 2012 (UTC)

 * IDK why this passed RfV (for English at least). There are no quotations and I'm struggling to find anything convincing. So far the only occurrences in English-languages works I've been able to find are within tables of common names, and it's not even clear that those are intended as specifically English names. 70.172.194.25 23:32, 6 February 2023 (UTC)

This, that and the other (talk) 11:01, 12 March 2023 (UTC)

 * (I've updated the link; in between the time of my comment in 2012 and now, Requests for verification_archive/2011 got so large some terms were split off to Requests for verification archive/2011/more. Later, many were archived to talk pages, so those archives are now small again. At this point, they could probably all just be archived to talk pages with the gadget, though.) - -sche (discuss) 18:46, 12 March 2023 (UTC)
 * So, I think it 'passed' because the RFV was about whether it was the plural, and once it was changed to be a diminutive/alt form I must've felt the various occurrences in tables etc were sufficient. Glad someone thought to reevaluate more closely at whether those occurrences were really sufficient. - -sche (discuss) 18:53, 12 March 2023 (UTC)

RFV Failed Ioaxxere (talk) 17:36, 15 April 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:ysterbossie


text:
Talk:Kirby

RFV discussion: August 2011–February 2012
Rfv-sense: A fictional male pink ball-like character who stars various video games by Nintendo.--Makaokalani 13:14, 25 August 2011 (UTC)
 * Failed RFV. Equinox ◑ 01:03, 7 February 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:Kirby


text:
Talk:内祖母

RFV discussion: August 2011–January 2012
Again by 90.209.77.109, not in any dictionaries, superficially resembles a verifiable word 外祖母 (maternal grandmother.) This has just under 3000 google hits but most of them are not one continuous string of characters, and of the rest, I doubt that the 内 is actually connected to 祖母, since ...の内 is a common pattern and can be used before a noun. Haplology 17:23, 25 August 2011 (UTC)

 * Yeah, I saw that too this morning, but I think I found enough googits to suggest use as an actual word... for one, while 外祖母 means maternal grandmother in Japanese and Chinese, 祖母 only means paternal grandmother in Chinese, and in Japanese, it just means either grandmother, so I think this 内祖母 shows up in those rare cases where someone needs to make the distinction. Googling for 外祖母+内祖母+の (adding the の to make sure we get at least mostly Japanese hits), for example, brings up some more salient use cases.  (And, incidentally, some use cases for Chinese as well; 外祖母+内祖母+也 brings up even more Chinese examples.)  It looks broadly verifiable to me, but I haven't gone so far as to dig up citations that meet WT:CFI requirements.

 * Incidentally, can anyone confirm an etymology? I suspect the 内・外 (inner / outer) distinction comes from historical marriage patterns in Chinese and Japanese societies (and actually many other societies too), where women would marry into their husbands' families, so that the woman's parents would be "outside" the family in that they'd have different surnames.  But maybe I'm reading too much into this, or making the wrong associations?  -- Eiríkr Útlendi | Tala við mig 20:45, 25 August 2011 (UTC)
 * Passed RFV. Haplology 14:40, 15 November 2011 (UTC)

 * Seeing this again, I'm moved to ask if we have the readings correctly? My instinct is that  should be uchisobo instead of naisobo, and that  should be sotosobo instead of gaisobo.  Takasugi-san, or any other native J editors, what is your sense?  -- Eiríkr Útlendi │ Tala við mig 17:43, 15 November 2011 (UTC)
 * The readings naisobo and gaisobo are correct. I will mark them as rare words. — T AKASUGI Shinji (talk) 00:41, 1 December 2011 (UTC)

RFV withdrawn by requester, apparently; striking. I've added, though. —Ruakh TALK 18:31, 31 January 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:内祖母


text:
Talk:梏

RFV discussion: August 2011–January 2012
Tagged but not listed. Anyone here actually speak some Min Nan? Mglovesfun (talk) 23:09, 28 August 2011 (UTC)
 * User:A-cai does. - -sche (discuss) 23:22, 28 August 2011 (UTC)
 * ...but User:A-cai is the one who tagged it. The usage example, "梏頭鞋", gets no Google Books hits. - -sche (discuss) 21:00, 5 September 2011 (UTC)
 * RFV-failed. - -sche (discuss) 06:47, 29 September 2011 (UTC)

RFV failed, Min Nan section removed. —Ruakh TALK 18:33, 31 January 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:梏


text:
Talk:prog

RFV discussion: September 2011
Is this ever used?? This, that and the other (talk) 08:05, 27 September 2011 (UTC)
 * Yes. Cited. Equinox ◑ 11:37, 27 September 2011 (UTC)

RFV discussion: December 2021
Rfv-sense: To steal; to rob; to filch. - all kinds of searching for progged/progging have yielded no useful results, but I did add a new verb sense meaning to programme, so not all was in vain Notusbutthem (talk) 15:58, 8 December 2021 (UTC)

cited Kiwima (talk) 05:04, 20 December 2021 (UTC)

RFV-passed Kiwima (talk) 21:03, 27 December 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:prog


text:
Talk:tsubo

RFV discussion: October–November 2011
Rfv-sense: Japanese for Pressure Point. Am I the only one who doesn't understand the definition at all? -- Liliana • 20:33, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
 * I think this is about Qigong theory, the meridian lines conveying qi through the body have many specific acupuncture points along them where the flow of qi is easier to influence. If memory serves, these points are sometimes called "vessels" in the literature, and tsubo is the Japanese word for both a basin or vessel (a container, not a boat), and for these acupuncture points.
 * One of my Japanese dictionaries states that the term tsubo as a standard measure of area arose because an encircled area with the base slightly lower than the surrounding portion looks a bit like a basin. I'll update the JA entries shortly to add appropriate definitions.
 * As for the English entry tsubo, the current def is more of an etyl; I'll fix that too. -- Eiríkr Útlendi │ Tala við mig 20:49, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
 * I hope the edits I just made clarify the issue? -- Eiríkr Útlendi │ Tala við mig 21:43, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
 * The tsubo I know is a kind of pressure point used in massage in Japan. If you go to masseurs or masseuses they will apply pressure to those points when giving you a massage, and when pressure is applied to those points it is thought to have health benefits, the particular benefit depending on the point.  You can buy goods like foot mats with raised areas that put pressure on the tsubo in your feet when you stand on them, and the points are labelled with the organs that they correspond to.  Searching for hiragana つぼ in JA WP gives a disambiguation page, and the main page about these tsubo is here: [].  They are usually just called tsubo and written as hiragana つぼ or katakana ツボ. Haplology 06:17, 19 October 2011 (UTC)
 * I just added a usage note to the page to clarify that the kana spellings are more often used in acupuncture and acupressure contexts.  I think that covers the last concern for this listing, so I'm calling it ✅, and striking.  Unstrike if needed.  -- Eiríkr Útlendi │ Tala við mig 18:55, 30 November 2011 (UTC)

title: Talk:tsubo