text:
eisceacht

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) exception

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

title: eisceacht


text:
eisceachtúil

Adjective

 * 1) exceptional

title: eisceachtúil


text:
eisceachtúlachas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) exceptionalism

title: eisceachtúlachas


text:
desvirgar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to deflower

title: desvirgar


text:
desflorar

Etymology
From a variant of, present active infinite of , from +.

Verb

 * 1)  to deflower

title: desflorar


text:
Nyankole

Proper noun

 * 1) The Bantu lect spoken by more than two million members of the Nkore (Banyankore) and Hema (Hima) peoples of southwestern Uganda, closely related to the Kiga language and sometimes considered with Kiga to be a dialect of Nkore-Kiga, or (with Kiga, Nyoro and Tooro) a dialect of Kitara.

Translations

 * French: runyankole
 * German:

title: Nyankole


text:
はっぽう

Noun

 * 1)  all sides
 * 2)  discharge from a gun
 * 3)  foam

Verb

 * 1)  foam

title: はっぽう


text:
Nkore

Noun

 * 1) A people (the Banyankore) of southwestern Uganda.

Proper noun

 * 1) The lect spoken by these people, Nyankole.

title: Nkore


text:
feithid

Etymology
From, from. The initial f- is prothetic and unetymological.

Noun

 * 1) tiny creature, insect, bug
 * 2)  puny, insignificant, person
 * 3) wild creature, beast
 * 4) repulsive creature, adder, serpent

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to watch
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- In delb é no·fethi-su…

title: feithid


text: personā

title: personā


text: personās

title: personās


text: personu

title: personu


text: Category:English terms derived from Great Andamanese languages


text: personām

title: personām


text: Category:Terms derived from Great Andamanese languages


text: personai

title: personai


text: āboli

title: āboli


text:
דזשוכע

Etymology
From, alternative form of.

Noun

 * 1) insect, bug
 * 2) beetle

title: דזשוכע


text: ābolu

title: ābolu


text: āboliem

title: āboliem


text: ābolus

title: ābolus


text: ābolos

title: ābolos


text: ābolā

title: ābolā


text: ābola

title: ābola


text: ābolam

title: ābolam


text:
saimnieks

Etymology
From. Though it is an old compound (already attested in 17th-century sources), it was only introduced in the literary (standard) language in 1862 by J. Alunāns.

Noun

 * 1) farmer, landowner the owner of a farm, especially a large one
 * 2) owner or tenant, especially of a small business
 * 3) landlord owner of a building, house, apartment, etc.
 * 4) owner, master, boss person who owns or has the right to use a certain space, room, place
 * 5) owner, master person who owns a pet
 * 6) owner person who owns something, e.g., an object
 * 7) master, boss, leader person who runs, administers, manages, organizes something, making decisions about it
 * 8) host person who entertains guests, visitors
 * 9)  host an organism in which a parasite lives
 * 1) owner, master, boss person who owns or has the right to use a certain space, room, place
 * 2) owner, master person who owns a pet
 * 3) owner person who owns something, e.g., an object
 * 4) master, boss, leader person who runs, administers, manages, organizes something, making decisions about it
 * 5) host person who entertains guests, visitors
 * 6)  host an organism in which a parasite lives
 * 1) master, boss, leader person who runs, administers, manages, organizes something, making decisions about it
 * 2) host person who entertains guests, visitors
 * 3)  host an organism in which a parasite lives
 * 1) host person who entertains guests, visitors
 * 2)  host an organism in which a parasite lives
 * 1)  host an organism in which a parasite lives
 * 1)  host an organism in which a parasite lives

title: saimnieks


text: saimnieku

title: saimnieku


text: saimnieki

title: saimnieki


text: saimniekiem

title: saimniekiem


text: saimniekus

title: saimniekus


text: saimniekos

title: saimniekos


text: saimniekam

title: saimniekam


text: saimniekā

title: saimniekā


text:
פֿערדבין

Noun

 * 1) hornet

title: פֿערדבין


text: saimnieka

title: saimnieka


text: vilkā

title: vilkā


text: vilkiem

title: vilkiem


text: vilkos

title: vilkos


text: vilki

title: vilki


text: vilkam

title: vilkam


text:
ubags

Etymology
Borrowed from (cf. 🇨🇬, and also 🇨🇬), first attested in 17th-century dictionaries. The basic Slavic stem of this word is the same as in (q.v.).

Noun

 * 1) (male) beggar man who obtains his livelihood by begging

title: ubags


text: ubagi

title: ubagi


text: ubagu

title: ubagu


text: ubagiem

title: ubagiem


text: ubagos

title: ubagos


text: ubagus

title: ubagus


text: ubaga

title: ubaga


text: ubagā

title: ubagā


text: ubagam

title: ubagam


text:
maiznieks

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) (male) baker a man whose job it is to bake bread; owner of a bakery; bread trader

title: maiznieks


text:
skolnieks

Etymology
From. Some 18th-century authors used in the past to mean “teacher” (now ), but this usage never became popular. Also in the current sense of “schoolboy,” it is attested from the 18th century on, in parallel with its synonym, having mostly replaced in this sense earlier expressions like  (lit. “school child”) and  (nowadays “apprentice”).

Noun

 * 1) schoolboy, (male) pupil, (male) student
 * 2) student person who studies something, especially with a famous teacher
 * 1) student person who studies something, especially with a famous teacher
 * 1) student person who studies something, especially with a famous teacher
 * 1) student person who studies something, especially with a famous teacher
 * 1) student person who studies something, especially with a famous teacher

title: skolnieks


text: skolnieku

title: skolnieku


text: skolnieki

title: skolnieki


text: skolniekiem

title: skolniekiem


text: skolniekā

title: skolniekā


text: skolnieka

title: skolnieka


text: skolniekus

title: skolniekus


text: skolniekos

title: skolniekos


text: skolniekam

title: skolniekam


text: maiznieku

title: maiznieku


text: maiznieki

title: maiznieki


text: maizniekiem

title: maizniekiem


text: maizniekus

title: maizniekus


text: maizniekos

title: maizniekos


text: maizniekā

title: maizniekā


text: maiznieka

title: maiznieka


text: maizniekam

title: maizniekam


text: ευθέος

title: ευθέος


text: ευθείας

title: ευθείας


text: ευθέων

title: ευθέων


text:
دربل

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) weak
 * 2) frail
 * 3) feeble
 * 4) emaciated
 * 5) infirm
 * 6) gaunt
 * 7) sickly
 * 8) impotent
 * 9) invalid
 * 10)  reduced in strength

title: دربل


text: ευθέα

title: ευθέα


text: dēmoni

title: dēmoni


text: ευθείς

title: ευθείς


text: ευθείες

title: ευθείες


text: dēmonu

title: dēmonu


text: ευθειών

title: ευθειών


text: dēmoniem

title: dēmoniem


text:
ευθεία

Etymology 1
Inflectional form.

Etymology 2
From feminine adjective ευθεία, by of noun. Also see.

Adverb

 * 1) in the same direction, straight

Usage notes

 * In polytonic script: εὐθεῖα

title: ευθεία


text: ευθύ

title: ευθύ


text: dēmonus

title: dēmonus


text: haikú

title: haikú


text: ευθύτερος

title: ευθύτερος


text: dēmonos

title: dēmonos


text: dēmonam

title: dēmonam


text: ευθύτατος

title: ευθύτατος


text: dēmonā

title: dēmonā


text: haikús

title: haikús


text: dēmona

title: dēmona


text: alumīniju

title: alumīniju


text: alumīnijam

title: alumīnijam


text: alumīnijā

title: alumīnijā


text: alumīnija

title: alumīnija


text: αβλαβέστατος

title: αβλαβέστατος


text:
αβλαβέστερος

Etymology
See.

title: αβλαβέστερος


text: αγαθότερος

title: αγαθότερος


text: αγαθότατος

title: αγαθότατος


text:
kāposti

Etymology
Borrowed from (cf. 🇨🇬), itself a borrowing based on the merging of two 🇨🇬 words,  and. This word must have been borrowed before the 13th century, when 🇨🇬 у was still pronounced as o. Its first occurrence is in 16th-century dictionaries.

Noun

 * 1) cabbage a type of leafy vegetable, especially

Usage notes
There is a singular form, only sporadically attested.

title: kāposti


text: kāpostu

title: kāpostu


text: kāpostiem

title: kāpostiem


text: αγγελικότερος

title: αγγελικότερος


text: αγγελικότατος

title: αγγελικότατος


text: kāpostus

title: kāpostus


text: kāpostos

title: kāpostos


text: αγενέστερος

title: αγενέστερος


text: αγενέστατος

title: αγενέστατος


text: okeānu

title: okeānu


text: okeāniem

title: okeāniem


text: okeāni

title: okeāni


text: αγιότερος

title: αγιότερος


text: okeānus

title: okeānus


text: αγιότατος

title: αγιότατος


text: okeānos

title: okeānos


text: okeānā

title: okeānā


text: okeāna

title: okeāna


text: okeānam

title: okeānam


text: miltu

title: miltu


text: miltiem

title: miltiem


text: miltus

title: miltus


text:
miltos

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) red lead, minium

title: miltos


text: αγριότερος

title: αγριότερος


text: αγριότατος

title: αγριότατος


text: αδελφικότερος

title: αδελφικότερος


text: αδελφικότατος

title: αδελφικότατος


text: αδιαφανέστερος

title: αδιαφανέστερος


text: αδιαφανέστατος

title: αδιαφανέστατος


text: αδυνατότερος

title: αδυνατότερος


text: αδυνατότατος

title: αδυνατότατος


text: αθλιότερος

title: αθλιότερος


text: αθλιότατος

title: αθλιότατος


text: ακαδημαϊκότερος

title: ακαδημαϊκότερος


text: ακαδημαϊκότατος

title: ακαδημαϊκότατος


text: αινιγματικότερος

title: αινιγματικότερος


text: αινιγματικότατος

title: αινιγματικότατος


text: αιματηρότερος

title: αιματηρότερος


text: αιματηρότατος

title: αιματηρότατος


text:
התקבל

Etymology
Mediopassive of the verb, from the root.

Verb

 * 1) To be received, to be accepted.
 * לא התקבלו יפה. — ló hitkab'lú yafé. — They were not well-received.

title: התקבל


text:
απόκρυψα

Alternative forms

 * (more formal, as in the conjugation of the alternative verb )

title: απόκρυψα


text:
bufod

Noun

 * 1) toad (amphibian) (compare, )

title: bufod


text:
bufods

Noun

 * 1)  (=  toad (amphibian))

title: bufods


text: απότρεψα

title: απότρεψα


text:
Citations:monster cock

Noun: "(slang, vulgar) a large penis"

 * 2005, Nadeem Brown, Dirty Little Secret: What No One Ever Tells You About Internet, page 52
 * Just because a man's got a monster cock, that doesn't mean he wants to share it with the adult Internet.
 * 2009, Richard Labonté, Daddies: Gay Erotic Stories, link
 * Take that monster cock. I know you love it, boy. You love being Daddy's hole.
 * 2009, M. Christian, Dirty Words: Provocative Gay Erotica, page 45
 * No fucking way—he would have a monster cock, right? A weird cock, a twisted, patched-up, piebald, bent, and swollen thing- that's what would be hanging between Monster's legs, right?
 * 2011, Wayne Turner, Shadows of Yesterday: The Singer and His Philandering Ways, page 44
 * She was on lollipop duty; it was time for her to suck, not massage, so she wrapped her lips around the rigid monster cock and gently began to suck.
 * 2011, John Racine, Slave Mistress, page 67
 * He shoved forward and her virgin ass split as his huge monster cock entered.

title: Citations:monster cock


text:
rosip

Noun

 * 1) toad (amphibian) (compare Italian )

title: rosip


text: rosips

title: rosips


text:
汎発

Noun

 * 1) development of symptoms throughout the entire body or body part

Verb

 * 1) for symptoms to appear over a wide area

title: 汎発


text: accumulée

title: accumulée


text: accumulés

title: accumulés


text: accumulées

title: accumulées


text: lime juices

title: lime juices


text:
acétoarsénite

Noun

 * 1)  acetoarsenite

title: acétoarsénite


text: mosquito bites

title: mosquito bites


text:
acetoarsenite

Noun

 * 1)  Any mixed salt containing both acetate and arsenite anions

Usage notes

 * The only common acetoarsenite is that of copper, the toxic pigment.

title: acetoarsenite


text: acétyl

title: acétyl


text: galipettes

title: galipettes


text:
adduit

Noun

 * 1)  adduct

title: adduit


text:
ahanement

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) grunt

title: ahanement


text: ahanements

title: ahanements


text:
agroindustriel

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) agroindustrial

title: agroindustriel


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Austronesian/(i-)aku

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Pronoun

 * 1) I personal pronoun
 * 2) me direct object of a verb
 * 3) me object of a preposition
 * 4) me indirect object of a verb
 * 5) my belonging to me


text:
agrosystème

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) agrosystem (agricultural ecosystem)

title: agrosystème


text: sextape

title: sextape


text:
alliacé

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) garlicky

title: alliacé


text:
mannequinat

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) modelling (working as a model)

title: mannequinat


text: alluviaux

title: alluviaux


text: alluviales

title: alluviales


text:
räptul

Noun

 * 1) reptile

title: räptul


text: räptuls

title: räptuls


text:
allémontite

Noun

 * 1)  allemontite

title: allémontite


text:
allemontite

Noun

 * 1)  The mineral form of antimony arsenide (SbAs).

title: allemontite


text:
alopécie

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  alopecia

title: alopécie


text:
Talk:wieviel

Hey, "wieviel" is the old now wrong spelling. It should be mentioned here, like in the German Wiktionary, too.

title: Talk:wieviel


text:
amidure

Noun

 * 1)  amide (NH2- anion)

title: amidure


text:
lonkkari

Etymology
From, by adapting to Finnish pronunciation and using suffix.

Noun

 * 1) longboard large skating board

title: lonkkari


text:
mafib

Noun

 * 1) amphibian

title: mafib


text: mafibs

title: mafibs


text:
anoxique

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) anoxic

title: anoxique


text:
Wiktionary:Frequency lists/Georgian/Wikipedia 2012 1K

Based on word forms found in Georgian Wikipedia as of June 2012. So far no normalization of inflection is done, and hyphenated terms may be broken (as will any other terms which should include punctuation).

Other problems include no attempt to filter out Old Georgian or detect words used in the MediaWiki user interface such as "edit" links etc.

(I copied the format of Frequency lists/Esperanto since there seems to be no standard format for these lists on Wiktionary.)

Asomtavruli

 * ႠႰႱ
 * ႶႫႤႰႧႨ
 * ႹႥႤႬႧႠႬ

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text:
anthrène

Noun

 * 1) carpet beetle (of genus Anthrenus)

title: anthrène


text:
antimonieux

Adjective

 * 1)  antimonious

title: antimonieux


text:
antimonié

Adjective

 * 1) antimoniated

title: antimonié


text:
దొండకాయ

Noun

 * 1) the unripe fruit of the ivy gourd,

title: దొండకాయ


text:
süganim

Etymology
From (cf. parallel German compound: Säugetier).

Noun

 * 1) mammal

title: süganim


text:
apporteur

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) supporting (financially)

title: apporteur


text: süganims

title: süganims


text:
దొండపండు

Noun

 * 1) the fruit of.

title: దొండపండు


text:
వంగపండు

Noun

 * 1)  the fruit of brinjal.

title: వంగపండు


text:
დასახელება

Noun

 * 1) name

title: დასახელება


text:
დიდძალი

Etymology
Possibly

Adjective

 * 1) numerous, a lot of

title: დიდძალი


text:
მიწურული

Adjective

 * 1) last

Noun

 * 1) end

title: მიწურული


text:
tuya articulada

Noun

 * 1)  sandarac ( Masters )

title: tuya articulada


text:
alerce africano

Noun

 * 1) ( Masters ), the sandarac tree

title: alerce africano


text:
მითითება

Noun

 * 1) advice
 * 2) administrative penalty

title: მითითება


text:
పచ్చడి వంకాయ

Noun

 * 1) a kind of brinjal used for chutney.

title: పచ్చడి వంకాయ


text:
వంకాయ పచ్చడి

Noun

 * 1) a chutney made from brinjal.

title: వంకాయ పచ్చడి


text:
Seitensprung

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  affair, (instance of) infidelity temporary, often sexual relationship with someone other than one's partner
 * 2)  jump or hop to the side
 * 1)  jump or hop to the side

title: Seitensprung


text: Seitensprünge

title: Seitensprünge


text: Seitensprungs

title: Seitensprungs


text: Seitensprunges

title: Seitensprunges


text:
బెంగుళూరు వంకాయ

Noun

 * 1) chayote: the green, pear-shaped fruit of a tropical American perennial herbaceous vine having tendrils, tuberous roots, and cooked as a vegetable.

title: బెంగుళూరు వంకాయ


text:
ginepro articolato

Noun

 * 1) sandarac

title: ginepro articolato


text:
Passion Pop

Etymology
Truncation of + ; a brand name originally owned by Miranda Wines, and later bought by Australian Vintage; from 1978.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A brand of sweet, fruity (especially, passionfruit-flavoured) fizzy wine, noted for being cheap and popular among teenage girls.
 * 2) * 2002, Rachael Treasure, Jillaroo (published in the UK, 2008, as River Run Deep), |%22passion+pops%22+-intitle:%22%22+-inauthor:%22%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=v-3TT__BHMiziQfpkaCTAw&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22passion%20pop%22|%22passion%20pops%22%20-intitle%3A%22%22%20-inauthor%3A%22%22&f=false unnumbered page,
 * Emma sat with her rounded knees collected up to her ample chest and held her bottle of Passion Pop in her outstretched hand.
 * ‘Come and have a drink with us, dogwoman!’ she called to Bec. Emma raised the bottle against the skyline. Rebecca smiled at them, whistled her dogs into the pens and trudged up the hill to meet them so that the three of them became silhouettes in the evening sky. Three young women, a shopping trolley and a bottle of Passion Pop.
 * 1) * 2011, Rosie Cintio, Odds, in University of Technology, Sydney, The Life You Chose and That Chose You: The 25th UTS Writers′ Anthology, |%22passion+pops%22+-intitle:%22%22+-inauthor:%22%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=v-3TT__BHMiziQfpkaCTAw&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22passion%20pop%22|%22passion%20pops%22%20-intitle%3A%22%22%20-inauthor%3A%22%22&f=false unnumbered page,
 * Donna had taught Chelsea how to bleach her hair without it going orange, how to insert a tampon, how to drink a whole bottle of Passion Pop without stopping.
 * 1) * 2011, Sally Breen, The Casuals, HarperCollins Publishers, Australia, |%22passion+pops%22+-intitle:%22%22+-inauthor:%22%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=v-3TT__BHMiziQfpkaCTAw&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22passion%20pop%22|%22passion%20pops%22%20-intitle%3A%22%22%20-inauthor%3A%22%22&f=false unnumbered page,
 * I meet Karen while watching the Melniks busk in the Queen Street Mall but we don′t really bond until some cute guy called TJ has a party in Wilston and we buy and consume four bottles of Passion Pop in less than two hours.

title: Passion Pop


text:
arsenicage

Noun

 * 1) the use of arsenic compounds to remove parasites etc.

title: arsenicage


text:
Citations:biphobic

Adjective: "relating to, characteristic of, or exhibiting biphobia"

 * 1985 — Two Lives to Lead: Bisexuality in Men and Women, (eds. Fritz Klein & Timothy J. Wolf), Harrington Park Press (1985), ISBN 0918393221, page 52:
 * If counselors are homophobic or biphobic, they should refer clients facing those issues to a counselor who could be objective.
 * 1991 — Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out (eds. Loraine Hutchins & Lani Ka'ahumanu), Alyson Publishing (1991), ISBN 9781555831745, page 365:
 * These are dangerous times for bisexuals. Nearly every day we are treated to some nasty biphobic media coverage of bisexuals and AIDS …
 * 1994 — Martin S. Weinberg, Colin J. Williams, & Douglas W. Pryor, Dual Attraction: Understanding Bisexuality, Oxford University Press (1994), ISBN 9780195098419, page 145:
 * I thought having feelings for both sexes was evil and this scared me; I responded with homophobia; I was biphobic — I wasn't normal.
 * 1995 — Joshua Gamson, "Must Identity Movements Self-destruct?A Queer Dilemma", in Social Perspectives in Lesbian and Gay Studies: A Reader (eds. Peter M. Nardi & Beth E. Schneider), Routledge (1998), ISBN 0415167086, page 595:
 * "Why have so many bisexual women felt compelled to call themselves lesbians for song long? Do you think biphobic attitudes like yours might have something to do with it?" asks a woman named Kristen.
 * 1995 — Annie S. Murray, "Forsaking All Others: A Bifeminist Discussion of Compulsory Monogamy", in Bisexual Politics: Theories, Queries, and Visions (ed. Naomi Tucker), Routledge (1995), ISBN 1560249501, pages 300-301:
 * This kind of biphobic logic forms the basis of the statement made by Jean O'Leary, then Executive Director of the National Gay Rights Advocates, when asked about whether bisexuals belong in the gay rights movement:
 * 1996 — Beth A. Firestein, Bisexuality: The Psychology and Politics of an Invisible Minority, Sage Publications (1996), ISBN 9780803972735, page 66:
 * but to remain within their communities as "out" bisexuals, lesbians, or gays to challenge homophobic and biphobic attitudes.
 * 1997 — Eileen Fung & Wei Ming Dariotis, "Breaking the Soy Sauce Jar: Diaspora and Displacement in the Films of Ang Lee", in Transnational Chinese Cinemas: Identity, Nationhood, Gender (ed. Sheldon Hsiao-peng Lu), University of Hawai'i Press (1997), ISBN 0824818458, pages 201- 202:
 * The night of the wedding banquet swiftly leads to a morning breakfast exploding with tensions unleashed as Simon discovers Wei-wei's pregnancy and Wai-tung's infidelity (not only personally, but in terms of sexual identity, the ultimate threat to the bisexual in biphobic discourse is that their identities are unstable).
 * 1999 — Bi Lives: Bisexual Women Tell Their Stories (ed. Kata Orndorff), See Sharp Press (1999), ISBN 9781884365096, page 22:
 * I do hear a lot of biphobic atittudes from lesbians, while some of them tell me that I'm not like other bisexual women.
 * 2002 — Gwyneth Jackaway, "Pride and Prejudice", Out, November 2002:
 * While biphobic lesbians tend to see bisexual women as traitors or untrustworthy, gay men tend to characterize bisexual men as just kidding themselves.
 * 2005 — Youth, Education, and Sexualities: An International Encyclopedia, (ed. James T. Sears), Greenwood Press (2005), ISBN 0313327483, page 86:
 * For example, gay and lesbian youth workers and other members of the gay and lesbian communities who work and liaise with schools in antihomphobic education can be biphobic in silencing bisexual young people's realities
 * 2010 — Kath Browne, "Queer Spiritual Spaces: Conclusion", in Queer Spiritual Spaces: Sexuality and Sacred Places (Kath Brown, Sally R. Munt, & Andrew K. T. Yip), Ashgate Publishing Limited (2010), ISBN 9781409404774, page 237:
 * This finding has significant implications for activism; it is unhelpful perhaps to keep shouting that 'the Church' is homophobic or biphobic and transphobic —

title: Citations:biphobic


text:
biphobic

Adjective

 * 1) Exhibiting or characteristic of biphobia.

Translations

 * Esperanto: bifobia
 * French:
 * Galician: bifobo, bifóbico
 * Georgian: ბიფობიური
 * German: bifeindlich,, biphobisch
 * Irish: bifóbach
 * Italian: bifobico
 * Portuguese: bifóbico
 * Spanish: bifobo, bifóbico
 * Swedish: bifob, bifobisk

title: biphobic


text: arsenicaux

title: arsenicaux


text: arsenicales

title: arsenicales


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arseniqué

Adjective

 * 1) arsenicated

title: arseniqué


text:
arsenicated

Adjective

 * 1) Treated with arsenate or other arsenic compound.

Translations

 * Portuguese: arseniado, arsenicado

title: arsenicated


text:
arsénical

Adjective

 * 1) arsenical

title: arsénical


text:
arsénicisme

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) arsenic poisoning

title: arsénicisme


text:
arsénieux

Adjective

 * 1)  arsenious

title: arsénieux


text:
arsénique

Adjective

 * 1)  arsenic (of oxidation state 5)

title: arsénique


text:
arsénite

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  arsenite

title: arsénite


text:
arsénié

Adjective

 * 1) arsenical (containing arsenic)

title: arsénié


text:
arsénobétaïne

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  arsenobetaine

title: arsénobétaïne


text: bétaïnes

title: bétaïnes


text: arsénure

title: arsénure


text:
այրիկ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) man, adult male
 * 2) husband

Etymology
From.

title: այրիկ


text:
այրուկ

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Noun

 * 1)  small man, puny man

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dwarf, very little man

title: այրուկ


text:
asthénique

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  asthenic

title: asthénique


text:
athérosclérose

Noun

 * 1)  atherosclerosis

title: athérosclérose


text:
աչիկ

Etymology 1
From ; see it for more.

Etymology 2
Imitating baby talk.

Etymology
From.

title: աչիկ


text:
azothydrique

Adjective

 * 1)  hydrazoic

title: azothydrique


text:
azotidrico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  hydrazoic

title: azotidrico


text:
idrazoico

Adjective

 * 1)  hydrazoic

title: idrazoico


text:
azène

Noun

 * 1)  azene

title: azène


text:
Citations:biphobe

Noun: "a person who fears or has a negative perception of bisexuals and/or bisexuality"

 * 1990 — Bisexuality: A Reader and Sourcebook (ed. Thomas Geller), Times Change Press (1990), ISBN 9780878100378, page 63:
 * Specifically, those of us who are bisexual do not want to take over lesbian/gay environments or use bisexual concerns to shut down lesbian/gay concerns, regardless of what some biphobes may say.
 * 1991 — Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out (eds. Loraine Hutchins & Lani Ka'ahumanu), Alyson Publishing (1991), ISBN 9781555831745, pages 129-130:
 * and why haven't we, up until this point, projected a more visible presence, creating a prominent community that even the most virulent biphobes would have to recognize?
 * 1994 — The Margins of the City: Gay Men's Urban Lives (ed. Stephen Whittle), Arena (1994), page 135:
 * Learning to love the fence, perhaps that's the secret of How To Be a Happy Bisexual (with no apologies to that great biphobe Terry Sanderson).
 * 1999 — Atara Stein, "'Without Contraries Is No Progression': S/M, Bi-nary Thinking, and the Lesbian Purity Test", in Lesbian Sex Scandals: Sexual Practices, Identities, and Politics (ed. Dawn Atkins), The Haworth Press (1999), ISBN 0789005484, page 57:
 * It is, apparently, the embrace of contraries and ambiguity that biphobes, transphobes, and anti-s/m crusaders seem to find threatening.
 * 2010 — Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli, Border Sexualities, Border Families in Schools, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers (2010), ISBN 9780742510357, page 37:
 * When I think of my bisexuality, I think of Shakespeare. Now wouldn't my English teacher be happy. Well, actually no, the biphobe!

title: Citations:biphobe


text:
aérographe

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) airbrush

title: aérographe


text:
դրանիկ

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Noun

 * 1)  courtier
 * 2)  palatial, court

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) palace guardian

title: դրանիկ


text:
biphobe

Noun

 * 1) A person who has a negative perception of bisexuals and/or bisexuality.

title: biphobe


text: biphobes

title: biphobes


text:
berthiérite

Noun

 * 1)  berthierite

title: berthiérite


text:
bioindicateur

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bioindicator

Adjective

 * 1)  bioindicating

title: bioindicateur


text:
bismuthé

Adjective

 * 1) bismuthated

title: bismuthé


text:
bismuthated

Adjective

 * 1) Treated with bismuth or one of its compounds.

title: bismuthated


text:
ոստանիկ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  a free inhabitant of a
 * 2) courtier
 * 3)  noble

Noun

 * 1) a free inhabitant of a

Adjective

 * 1) of the royal family, noble
 * 2) of the royal court

title: ոստանիկ


text:
brasure

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) soldering
 * 2) solder

title: brasure


text: brasée

title: brasée


text: brasés

title: brasés


text: brasées

title: brasées


text:
cacodylique

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  cacodylic

title: cacodylique


text:
ոստան

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  the royal demesne during the Arsacid period
 * 2)  capital, the city of king's residence
 * 3)  chief city of a region

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) the royal demesne during the Arsacid period
 * 2) capital, the city of king's residence
 * 3) chief-town of a region
 * 4)  royal, kingly

title: ոստան


text: calcinée

title: calcinée


text: calcinés

title: calcinés


text: calcinées

title: calcinées


text: calomelanos

title: calomelanos


text:
carcinogénèse

Noun

 * 1) carcinogenesis

title: carcinogénèse


text:
céphalé

Adjective

 * 1) cephalic

title: céphalé


text:
mikroorganizm

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  microorganism

title: mikroorganizm


text:
chimiothérapeutique

Etymology
From or from.

Adjective

 * 1) chemotherapeutic

title: chimiothérapeutique


text:
ռազմ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) battle; war

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

Noun

 * 1) battle array, rank, line, order
 * 2) battle, war
 * 1) battle, war
 * 1) battle, war

title: ռազմ


text:
chélatant

Adjective

 * 1) chelating

title: chélatant


text:
cinétiquement

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) kinetically

title: cinétiquement


text:
رزم

Etymology
From. Akin to 🇨🇬, an Iranian borrowing.

Noun

 * 1) war, battle, combat

title: رزم


text:
coccidie

Noun

 * 1) coccidia

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) coccidia

title: coccidie


text: coccidia

title: coccidia


text: aplaudeixi

title: aplaudeixi


text: aplaudires

title: aplaudires


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title: aplaudies


text: aplaudireu

title: aplaudireu


text: aplaudeixo

title: aplaudeixo


text: aplaudíeu

title: aplaudíeu


text: aplaudit

title: aplaudit


text: aplaudiu

title: aplaudiu


text: aplaudíem

title: aplaudíem


text: aplaudim

title: aplaudim


text: aplaudiria

title: aplaudiria


text: aplaudirem

title: aplaudirem


text: aplaudien

title: aplaudien


text: aplaudiren

title: aplaudiren


text: aplaudíreu

title: aplaudíreu


text: aplaudissis

title: aplaudissis


text: aplaudissin

title: aplaudissin


text: aplaudint

title: aplaudint


text: aplaudírem

title: aplaudírem


text: aplaudia

title: aplaudia


text: aplaudiràs

title: aplaudiràs


text: aplaudirà

title: aplaudirà


text: aplaudiran

title: aplaudiran


text: aplaudíssiu

title: aplaudíssiu


text: aplaudeixis

title: aplaudeixis


text: aplaudirien

title: aplaudirien


text: aplaudeix

title: aplaudeix


text: aplaudeixes

title: aplaudeixes


text: aplaudiríeu

title: aplaudiríeu


text: aplaudiries

title: aplaudiries


text: aplaudiríem

title: aplaudiríem


text: aplaudeixen

title: aplaudeixen


text: aplaudeixin

title: aplaudeixin


text: aplaudíssim

title: aplaudíssim


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title: dirigeixo


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title: dirigeixi


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title: dirigírem


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title: dirigíeu


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title: dirigireu


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title: dirigíreu


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title: dirigíssiu


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title: dirigiríeu


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title: dirigiràs


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title: dirigeixin


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title: dirigissin


text: dirigiries

title: dirigiries


text: dirigia

title: dirigia


text: educàreu

title: educàreu


text: eduqueu

title: eduqueu


text: educàveu

title: educàveu


text: educaria

title: educaria


text: eduquem

title: eduquem


text: educàvem

title: educàvem


text: educareu

title: educareu


text: eduqui

title: eduqui


text: educàrem

title: educàrem


text: eduquí

title: eduquí


text: educaríem

title: educaríem


text: eduquessin

title: eduquessin


text: eduquessis

title: eduquessis


text: educaríeu

title: educaríeu


text: educarà

title: educarà


text:
educà

Adjective

 * 1) well-mannered, polite

title: educà


text: educaries

title: educaries


text: educaven

title: educaven


text: educaves

title: educaves


text: educarien

title: educarien


text: eduquéssim

title: eduquéssim


text: eduquis

title: eduquis


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title: educaràs


text: eduquin

title: eduquin


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title: eduqués


text: eduquéssiu

title: eduquéssiu


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title: guarníem


text: guarnirien

title: guarnirien


text: guarneixes

title: guarneixes


text: guarniu

title: guarniu


text: guarniríem

title: guarniríem


text: guarnissis

title: guarnissis


text: guarneixis

title: guarneixis


text: guarneix

title: guarneix


text: guarnim

title: guarnim


text: guarniríeu

title: guarniríeu


text: guarniràs

title: guarniràs


text: guarneixin

title: guarneixin


text: guarnissin

title: guarnissin


text: guarneixen

title: guarneixen


text: guarniries

title: guarniries


text: guarnia

title: guarnia


text: guarnís

title: guarnís


text: guarneixo

title: guarneixo


text: guarníreu

title: guarníreu


text: guarnit

title: guarnit


text: guarnint

title: guarnint


text:
ռազմիկ

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Noun

 * 1)  warrior, soldier

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) fighting
 * 2)  warrior

title: ռազմիկ


text: guarnireu

title: guarnireu


text: guarnírem

title: guarnírem


text: guarniran

title: guarniran


text: guarnires

title: guarnires


text: guarniren

title: guarniren


text: guarnirem

title: guarnirem


text: guarníeu

title: guarníeu


text: guarneixi

title: guarneixi


text: guarnien

title: guarnien


text: guarnies

title: guarnies


text:
Citations:transphobe

Noun: "a person who is prejudiced against trans people and/or transness"

 * 1997 — Pat Califia, Sex Changes: The Politics of Transgenderism, Cleis Press (1997), ISBN 9781573440721, page 261:
 * Ironically, despite the fact that Burke's book is being used to justify lobbying to get gender identity disorders out of the DSM-IV, other transsexual activists condemn Burke as a dangerous transphobe.
 * 1999 — Gordene O. Mackenzie, "50 Billion Galaxies of Gender: Transgendering the Millennium", in Reclaiming Genders: Transsexual Grammars at the Fin de Siècle (ed. Kate More & Stephen Whittle), Cassell (1999), ISBN 0304337773, page 214:
 * The object of scorn in the films are [sic] not transpersons, but the bigoted transphobes who are made to look like fools.
 * 1999 — Atara Stein, "'Without Contraries Is No Progression': S/M, Bi-nary Thinking, and the Lesbian Purity Test", in Lesbian Sex Scandals: Sexual Practices, Identities, and Politics (ed. Dawn Atkins), The Haworth Press (1999), ISBN 0789005484, page 57:
 * It is, apparently, the embrace of contraries and ambiguity that biphobes, transphobes, and anti-s/m crusaders seem to find threatening.
 * 2006 — Tanya Jane Richards, Tranz-Mania, Lulu (2006), ISBN 9781847286536, page 79:
 * Those cruel enough to jeer might yet be discouraged by the number of people around them and those rampant transphobes who might be angered to violence were unlikely to attack her in a street full of witnesses.
 * 2006 — Jamie Stuart, "In Another Bracket: Trans Acceptance in Lesbian Utopia", in Challenging Lesbian Norms: Intersex, Transgender, Intersectional, and Queer Perspectives (ed. Angela Pattatucci Aragón), Harrington Park Press (2006), ISBN 9781560236443, page 225:
 * Woman in Washroom is one-dimensional, and seems to be in the movie only to play the part of an unsympathetic, violent transphobe.
 * 2011 — Paolo Bacchetta & Jin Haritaworn, "There are Many Transatlantics: Homonationalism, Homotransnationalism and Feminist-Queer-Trans of Colour Theories and Practices", in Transatlantic Conversations: Feminism As Travelling Theory (eds. Kathy Davis & Mary Evans), Ashgate Publishing Limited (2011), ISBN 9780754678359, page 132:
 * the same homonationalists who target "Muslims" in Europe have more recently shown themselves interested in homopobes and, to a lesser extent, transphobes in Uganda, Malawi, Poland, Russia and Jamaica
 * 2011 — Alexis Shotwell, Knowing Otherwise: Race, Gender, and Implicit Understanding, Pennsylvania State University Press (2011), ISBN 9780271037639, page 153 (footnote):
 * And this is ironic, given the intense anti-trans current prevalent in so-called radical feminism, a descendent of the second-wave feminism exemplified by virulent transphobes Janice Raymond and Sheila Jeffreys.

title: Citations:transphobe


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title: replicaries


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title: suggeriria


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transphobe

Noun

 * 1) A person who fears, hates or is prejudiced against transgender or transsexual people and/or transness.
 * 2) * 1999, Gordene O. Mackenzie, "50 Billion Galaxies of Gender: Transgendering the Millennium", in Reclaiming Genders: Transsexual Grammars at the Fin de Siècle (ed. Kate More & Stephen Whittle), Cassell (1999), ISBN 0304337773, page 214:
 * The object of scorn in the films are not transpersons, but the bigoted transphobes who are made to look like fools.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * Galician: tránsfobo, tránsfoba, transfóbico, transfóbica
 * Georgian: ტრანსფობი
 * German: Transphober, Transphobe, Transfeind
 * Portuguese: transfóbico, transfóbica
 * Spanish: tránsfobo, tránsfoba, transfóbico, transfóbica
 * Swedish:

title: transphobe


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title: suggerireu


text: suggerires

title: suggerires


text: suggerí

title: suggerí


text: suggerirem

title: suggerirem


text: teixirà

title: teixirà


text: teixiu

title: teixiu


text: teixeixi

title: teixeixi


text: teixiré

title: teixiré


text: teixim

title: teixim


text: transphobes

title: transphobes


text: teixia

title: teixia


text: teixies

title: teixies


text: teixeixes

title: teixeixes


text: teixeix

title: teixeix


text: teixírem

title: teixírem


text: teixireu

title: teixireu


text: teixeixin

title: teixeixin


text: teixíssim

title: teixíssim


text: teixissin

title: teixissin


text: teixissis

title: teixissis


text: teixíssiu

title: teixíssiu


text: teixeixis

title: teixeixis


text: teixiràs

title: teixiràs


text: teixeixen

title: teixeixen


text: teixien

title: teixien


text: teixeixo

title: teixeixo


text: teixíem

title: teixíem


text: teixiries

title: teixiries


text: teixirien

title: teixirien


text: teixíeu

title: teixíeu


text: teixiran

title: teixiran


text: teixiríem

title: teixiríem


text: teixirem

title: teixirem


text: teixiren

title: teixiren


text: teixí

title: teixí


text: teixíreu

title: teixíreu


text: teixís

title: teixís


text: teixiria

title: teixiria


text: teixint

title: teixint


text: teixires

title: teixires


text: teixiríeu

title: teixiríeu


text: purificarà

title: purificarà


text: purifiqueu

title: purifiqueu


text: purificaríeu

title: purificaríeu


text: purificaràs

title: purificaràs


text: purificàvem

title: purificàvem


text: purificaríem

title: purificaríem


text: purificàveu

title: purificàveu


text: purificàreu

title: purificàreu


text: purificarien

title: purificarien


text: purifiquéssiu

title: purifiquéssiu


text: purifiquéssim

title: purifiquéssim


text: purifiqui

title: purifiqui


text: purificaries

title: purificaries


text: purificareu

title: purificareu


text: purificàrem

title: purificàrem


text: purifiquí

title: purifiquí


text: purifiquessis

title: purifiquessis


text: purifiquis

title: purifiquis


text: purifiquin

title: purifiquin


text:
ruscher

Noun

 * 1) apiary a place where bees and hives are kept
 * 2) * 1600,, Le Théâtre d'Agriculture et Mesnage des Champs, 1996 ed., Paris: Actes Sud, 631, ISBN 2-7427-0952-5
 * "frm"

- Le ruscher sera assis en lieu net et secret ; les avetes haïssans la saleté et toutes sortes de mauvaises senteurs, marescages, bourbiers, fumiers, retraicts, et semblables endroits puants.

title: ruscher


text: purifiqués

title: purifiqués


text: purifiquessin

title: purifiquessin


text: purificaven

title: purificaven


text: purificà

title: purificà


text: purificaves

title: purificaves


text: ossificàveu

title: ossificàveu


text: ossificaria

title: ossificaria


text: ossifiqui

title: ossifiqui


text: ossifiquí

title: ossifiquí


text: ossificàvem

title: ossificàvem


text: ossificarà

title: ossificarà


text: ossificaran

title: ossificaran


text: ossifiquis

title: ossifiquis


text: ossificaré

title: ossificaré


text:
reploier

Etymology
, or possibly.

Verb

 * 1) to fold

title: reploier


text: ossificarien

title: ossificarien


text: ossifiquin

title: ossifiquin


text: ossifiqués

title: ossifiqués


text: ossificaries

title: ossificaries


text: ossificaràs

title: ossificaràs


text: ossificàreu

title: ossificàreu


text: ossifiqueu

title: ossifiqueu


text: ossifiques

title: ossifiques


text: ossificat

title: ossificat


text: ossifiquen

title: ossifiquen


text: ossifiquem

title: ossifiquem


text: ossificaríem

title: ossificaríem


text: ossifiquessis

title: ossifiquessis


text: ossificàrem

title: ossificàrem


text: ossificarem

title: ossificarem


text: ossifiquéssim

title: ossifiquéssim


text: ossificaves

title: ossificaves


text: ossificaren

title: ossificaren


text: ossificà

title: ossificà


text: ossificant

title: ossificant


text: ossificares

title: ossificares


text: ossificaven

title: ossificaven


text: ossificareu

title: ossificareu


text: ossifiquéssiu

title: ossifiquéssiu


text: ossifiquessin

title: ossifiquessin


text: ossificaríeu

title: ossificaríeu


text: solidificaríeu

title: solidificaríeu


text: solidifiquessin

title: solidifiquessin


text: solidifiquéssiu

title: solidifiquéssiu


text: solidificaries

title: solidificaries


text: solidificàvem

title: solidificàvem


text: solidifiquessis

title: solidifiquessis


text: solidificaríem

title: solidificaríem


text: solidificaràs

title: solidificaràs


text: solidifiquin

title: solidifiquin


text: solidifiquéssim

title: solidifiquéssim


text: solidifiqués

title: solidifiqués


text: solidificàveu

title: solidificàveu


text: solidificà

title: solidificà


text: solidificàreu

title: solidificàreu


text: solidifiquí

title: solidifiquí


text: solidificàrem

title: solidificàrem


text:
solidificat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) solidified

title: solidificat


text: solidifiqueu

title: solidifiqueu


text: solidificant

title: solidificant


text: solidificaven

title: solidificaven


text: solidifiquis

title: solidifiquis


text: solidifiqui

title: solidifiqui


text: solidificarà

title: solidificarà


text: solidificareu

title: solidificareu


text: solidificaves

title: solidificaves


text: solidificarien

title: solidificarien


text: gemegaran

title: gemegaran


text: gemegarà

title: gemegarà


text: gemegaries

title: gemegaries


text: gemegava

title: gemegava


text: gemegaré

title: gemegaré


text: gemegaríem

title: gemegaríem


text: gemegarien

title: gemegarien


text: gemeguem

title: gemeguem


text: gemegares

title: gemegares


text: gemeguen

title: gemeguen


text: gemeguéssim

title: gemeguéssim


text: gemegat

title: gemegat


text: gemegareu

title: gemegareu


text: gemegaven

title: gemegaven


text: gemegàvem

title: gemegàvem


text: gemeguis

title: gemeguis


text: gemegaves

title: gemegaves


text: gemeguin

title: gemeguin


text: gemegueu

title: gemegueu


text: gemegaren

title: gemegaren


text: gemegues

title: gemegues


text: gemegarem

title: gemegarem


text:
square-eyed

Adjective

 * 1) Having square eyes; having watched too much television, etc.

title: square-eyed


text: gemegàveu

title: gemegàveu


text: gemegàrem

title: gemegàrem


text: gemegaríeu

title: gemegaríeu


text: gemegàreu

title: gemegàreu


text: gemegant

title: gemegant


text: gemeguí

title: gemeguí


text: gemegui

title: gemegui


text: gemegaràs

title: gemegaràs


text: gemegaria

title: gemegaria


text: gemeguéssiu

title: gemeguéssiu


text: gemeguessin

title: gemeguessin


text: gemega

title: gemega


text: gemegà

title: gemegà


text: gemeguessis

title: gemeguessis


text: gemego

title: gemego


text: gemegués

title: gemegués


text: descansaries

title: descansaries


text: descansaríem

title: descansaríem


text: descanséssiu

title: descanséssiu


text: descansaríeu

title: descansaríeu


text: descansarien

title: descansarien


text: descanséssim

title: descanséssim


text: descansaràs

title: descansaràs


text: descansis

title: descansis


text: descansà

title: descansà


text: descansi

title: descansi


text: descansí

title: descansí


text: descansarem

title: descansarem


text: descansàvem

title: descansàvem


text: descanseu

title: descanseu


text: descansessis

title: descansessis


text: descansaven

title: descansaven


text: descansessin

title: descansessin


text: descansat

title: descansat


text: descansaria

title: descansaria


text: descansem

title: descansem


text: descansàrem

title: descansàrem


text: descansava

title: descansava


text: descansés

title: descansés


text: descansareu

title: descansareu


text: descansàveu

title: descansàveu


text: descansin

title: descansin


text: descansant

title: descansant


text: descansàreu

title: descansàreu


text: descansarà

title: descansarà


text: descansaves

title: descansaves


text: estimulaven

title: estimulaven


text: estimulis

title: estimulis


text: estimulareu

title: estimulareu


text: estimulàveu

title: estimulàveu


text: estimulin

title: estimulin


text: estimulàvem

title: estimulàvem


text: estimulàreu

title: estimulàreu


text: estimularà

title: estimularà


text: estimulaves

title: estimulaves


text: estimularies

title: estimularies


text: estimularíem

title: estimularíem


text: estimuléssiu

title: estimuléssiu


text: estimularíeu

title: estimularíeu


text: estimularien

title: estimularien


text: estimuléssim

title: estimuléssim


text: estimularàs

title: estimularàs


text: estimulés

title: estimulés


text: estimulàrem

title: estimulàrem


text: estimulà

title: estimulà


text: estimuli

title: estimuli


text: estimulí

title: estimulí


text: estimuleu

title: estimuleu


text: estimulessis

title: estimulessis


text: estimulessin

title: estimulessin


text: estimulat

title: estimulat


text: inflaves

title: inflaves


text: inflarà

title: inflarà


text: inflà

title: inflà


text: infléssim

title: infléssim


text: inflaven

title: inflaven


text: infli

title: infli


text: inflí

title: inflí


text: inflaria

title: inflaria


text: inflés

title: inflés


text: inflàveu

title: inflàveu


text: inflessis

title: inflessis


text: inflessin

title: inflessin


text: inflava

title: inflava


text: inflin

title: inflin


text: infleu

title: infleu


text: inflis

title: inflis


text: infléssiu

title: infléssiu


text: inflàrem

title: inflàrem


text: inflàvem

title: inflàvem


text: inflareu

title: inflareu


text: inflarien

title: inflarien


text: inflaràs

title: inflaràs


text: inflaríeu

title: inflaríeu


text: inflaríem

title: inflaríem


text: inflàreu

title: inflàreu


text: inflaries

title: inflaries


text: unflaríem

title: unflaríem


text: unfles

title: unfles


text: unflàveu

title: unflàveu


text: unflaves

title: unflaves


text: unfleu

title: unfleu


text: unfléssiu

title: unfléssiu


text: unflaries

title: unflaries


text: unfléssim

title: unfléssim


text: unflarien

title: unflarien


text: unflaríeu

title: unflaríeu


text: unflat

title: unflat


text: unflaven

title: unflaven


text: unflen

title: unflen


text: unflem

title: unflem


text: unflaré

title: unflaré


text: unflarem

title: unflarem


text: unflis

title: unflis


text: unflaren

title: unflaren


text: unflarà

title: unflarà


text: unflaran

title: unflaran


text: unflàvem

title: unflàvem


text: unflin

title: unflin


text: unflares

title: unflares


text: unflava

title: unflava


text: unflaria

title: unflaria


text: unflés

title: unflés


text: unflant

title: unflant


text: unflareu

title: unflareu


text: unflessis

title: unflessis


text: unflàrem

title: unflàrem


text: unflaràs

title: unflaràs


text: unflo

title: unflo


text:
apier

Noun

 * 1) apiary a place where bees and hives are kept
 * 2) * 1600,, Le Théâtre d'Agriculture et Mesnage des Champs, 1996 ed., Paris: Actes Sud, 628, ISBN 2-7427-0952-5
 * "frm"

- L'Apier ou Ruscher, qui est la nourriture des Mousches-à-Miel.

title: apier


text: unfli

title: unfli


text: unflessin

title: unflessin


text: unflàreu

title: unflàreu


text: unflí

title: unflí


text: unflà

title: unflà


text: unfla

title: unfla


text: associaríeu

title: associaríeu


text: associaves

title: associaves


text: associïn

title: associïn


text: associaria

title: associaria


text: associaven

title: associaven


text: associaríem

title: associaríem


text: associessis

title: associessis


text: associaràs

title: associaràs


text: associessin

title: associessin


text: associàrem

title: associàrem


text: associéssiu

title: associéssiu


text: associàveu

title: associàveu


text: associàvem

title: associàvem


text:
hyperarithmetic

Adjective

 * 1)  Pertaining to a generalization of computability theory focusing on certain sets of natural numbers.

title: hyperarithmetic


text: associïs

title: associïs


text: associàreu

title: associàreu


text: associaré

title: associaré


text: associï

title: associï


text: associí

title: associí


text: associen

title: associen


text: associà

title: associà


text: associaren

title: associaren


text: associarien

title: associarien


text: associaran

title: associaran


text: associaries

title: associaries


text: associareu

title: associareu


text: associéssim

title: associéssim


text: associarà

title: associarà


text: associeu

title: associeu


text: sabotejaves

title: sabotejaves


text: sabotejaríeu

title: sabotejaríeu


text: sabotegen

title: sabotegen


text: sabotejaven

title: sabotejaven


text: sabotejaria

title: sabotejaria


text: sabotejant

title: sabotejant


text: sabotegem

title: sabotegem


text: saboteges

title: saboteges


text: sabotegeu

title: sabotegeu


text: sabotegessis

title: sabotegessis


text: sabotejaríem

title: sabotejaríem


text:
սպասեակ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) servant
 * 2) guardian
 * 3) (female) assistant, helper, sick woman's nurse

title: սպասեակ


text: sabotegí

title: sabotegí


text: sabotejares

title: sabotejares


text: sabotegi

title: sabotegi


text: sabotejaràs

title: sabotejaràs


text: sabotejàrem

title: sabotejàrem


text: sabotegessin

title: sabotegessin


text: sabotejàveu

title: sabotejàveu


text: sabotejàvem

title: sabotejàvem


text: sabotejarà

title: sabotejarà


text: sabotejàreu

title: sabotejàreu


text: sabotejava

title: sabotejava


text: sabotejaré

title: sabotejaré


text: sabotegéssim

title: sabotegéssim


text: sabotegin

title: sabotegin


text: sabotejà

title: sabotejà


text: saboteja

title: saboteja


text: sabotejo

title: sabotejo


text: sabotejaren

title: sabotejaren


text: sabotejarem

title: sabotejarem


text: sabotejat

title: sabotejat


text: sabotejaran

title: sabotejaran


text: sabotejaries

title: sabotejaries


text: sabotegis

title: sabotegis


text: sabotejareu

title: sabotejareu


text: sabotejarien

title: sabotejarien


text: sabotegéssiu

title: sabotegéssiu


text: sabotegés

title: sabotegés


text: distingeixis

title: distingeixis


text: distingissin

title: distingissin


text: distingí

title: distingí


text: distingiran

title: distingiran


text: distingirà

title: distingirà


text: distingissis

title: distingissis


text: distingíeu

title: distingíeu


text: distingeixes

title: distingeixes


text: distingies

title: distingies


text: distingíssiu

title: distingíssiu


text: distingeixo

title: distingeixo


text:
սպասիկ

Etymology
From.

title: սպասիկ


text: distingeixi

title: distingeixi


text: distingíssim

title: distingíssim


text: distingien

title: distingien


text: distingíem

title: distingíem


text: distingeixen

title: distingeixen


text:
ń

Symbol

 * 1) Latin letter n with acute accent
 * 2)  an alveopalatal nasal (IPA ).

Letter

 * 1) The letter n with a tone mark. It is exactly equivalent to the high-tone syllable [ní], and may be pronounced either as a high-tone syllabic [n] or as [ní]; it may be written either as [ń] or as [ní]. It is probably more common to see the spelling with [ní] because it is easier to enter, but more often than not the pronunciation will be the high-tone syllabic [n]. It is a separate morpheme in Navajo but it does not have a separate place in the Navajo alphabet. Syllabic ń may appear before these consonants: d, j, ʼd, ʼdz, ʼj, l, t, tʼ, tł, tłʼ, ts, tsx.

Derived terms

 * The digraph $⟨ńm⟩$ transcribes the single consonant

title: ń


text: distingiràs

title: distingiràs


text: distingiríeu

title: distingiríeu


text: distingim

title: distingim


text: distingia

title: distingia


text: distingiré

title: distingiré


text: distingís

title: distingís


text: distingint

title: distingint


text: distingiríem

title: distingiríem


text: distingit

title: distingit


text: distingiu

title: distingiu


text: distingeixin

title: distingeixin


text: distingirien

title: distingirien


text: distingirem

title: distingirem


text: distingiren

title: distingiren


text: distingíreu

title: distingíreu


text: distingírem

title: distingírem


text: distingeix

title: distingeix


text: distingiria

title: distingiria


text: distingires

title: distingires


text: distingireu

title: distingireu


text: distingiries

title: distingiries


text: aterraven

title: aterraven


text: aterrin

title: aterrin


text: aterrant

title: aterrant


text: aterreu

title: aterreu


text: aterrarem

title: aterrarem


text: aterrem

title: aterrem


text: aterrareu

title: aterrareu


text: aterraves

title: aterraves


text: censorian

title: censorian


text: aterrés

title: aterrés


text: aterris

title: aterris


text: aterraríeu

title: aterraríeu


text: aterraries

title: aterraries


text: aterrarien

title: aterrarien


text: aterraria

title: aterraria


text: aterraríem

title: aterraríem


text: aterressis

title: aterressis


text: aterraràs

title: aterraràs


text: aterressin

title: aterressin


text: aterri

title: aterri


text: aterràveu

title: aterràveu


text: aterrí

title: aterrí


text: aterràreu

title: aterràreu


text: aterrà

title: aterrà


text: aterréssiu

title: aterréssiu


text: aterràrem

title: aterràrem


text: aterréssim

title: aterréssim


text: aterrat

title: aterrat


text: aterrarà

title: aterrarà


text: aterrava

title: aterrava


text: aterràvem

title: aterràvem


text: sobremenja

title: sobremenja


text: sobremenjà

title: sobremenjà


text: sobremenjàrem

title: sobremenjàrem


text: sobremenjo

title: sobremenjo


text: sobremenjaria

title: sobremenjaria


text: sobremenjàreu

title: sobremenjàreu


text: sobremenjaran

title: sobremenjaran


text: sobremengessis

title: sobremengessis


text: sobremenjaves

title: sobremenjaves


text: sobremenjàveu

title: sobremenjàveu


text: sobremengeu

title: sobremengeu


text: sobremenges

title: sobremenges


text: sobremengem

title: sobremengem


text: sobremengen

title: sobremengen


text: sobremenjant

title: sobremenjant


text: sobremenjàvem

title: sobremenjàvem


text: sobremengés

title: sobremengés


text: sobremenjaràs

title: sobremenjaràs


text: sobremengis

title: sobremengis


text: sobremenjat

title: sobremenjat


text: sobremengin

title: sobremengin


text: sobremenjares

title: sobremenjares


text: sobremenjarà

title: sobremenjarà


text: sobremengi

title: sobremengi


text: sobremengí

title: sobremengí


text: sobremenjaren

title: sobremenjaren


text: sobremenjaríeu

title: sobremenjaríeu


text: sobremenjarem

title: sobremenjarem


text: sobremengessin

title: sobremengessin


text: sobremengéssiu

title: sobremengéssiu


text: sobremenjaré

title: sobremenjaré


text: sobremenjaries

title: sobremenjaries


text: sobremenjaven

title: sobremenjaven


text: sobremenjarien

title: sobremenjarien


text:
pampero

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A violent wind from the west or southwest, which sweeps over the pampas of South America and the adjacent seas, often doing great damage.

Adjective

 * 1)  of or from the pampas

Noun

 * 1) an inhabitant of the pampas
 * 2)  wind
 * 3) shearwater

title: pampero


text: sobremengéssim

title: sobremengéssim


text: pamperos

title: pamperos


text: sobremenjava

title: sobremenjava


text: sobremenjaríem

title: sobremenjaríem


text: sobremenjareu

title: sobremenjareu


text: frakasatan

title: frakasatan


text: frakasonte

title: frakasonte


text: frakasataj

title: frakasataj


text: frakasotajn

title: frakasotajn


text: frakasitan

title: frakasitan


text: frakasite

title: frakasite


text: frakasantoj

title: frakasantoj


text: frakasus

title: frakasus


text: frakasontan

title: frakasontan


text: frakasanto

title: frakasanto


text: frakasiton

title: frakasiton


text: frakasote

title: frakasote


text: frakasantajn

title: frakasantajn


text: frakasitoj

title: frakasitoj


text: frakasoton

title: frakasoton


text: frakasantaj

title: frakasantaj


text: frakasaton

title: frakasaton


text: frakasito

title: frakasito


text: frakasotoj

title: frakasotoj


text: frakasantan

title: frakasantan


text: frakasatoj

title: frakasatoj


text: frakasontojn

title: frakasontojn


text: frakasita

title: frakasita


text: frakasu

title: frakasu


text: frakasonto

title: frakasonto


text: frakasas

title: frakasas


text: frakasate

title: frakasate


text: frakasotan

title: frakasotan


text: frakasontaj

title: frakasontaj


text: frakasonta

title: frakasonta


text: frakasata

title: frakasata


text: frakasotaj

title: frakasotaj


text: frakasontoj

title: frakasontoj


text: frakasitaj

title: frakasitaj


text:
սպասյակ

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Noun

 * 1)  batman, striker
 * 2) servant

title: սպասյակ


text: frakasanta

title: frakasanta


text: frakasato

title: frakasato


text: frakasantojn

title: frakasantojn


text: frakasos

title: frakasos


text: frakasatajn

title: frakasatajn


text: frakasintajn

title: frakasintajn


text: frakasinta

title: frakasinta


text: frakasante

title: frakasante


text: frakasinte

title: frakasinte


text: frakasis

title: frakasis


text: frakasitojn

title: frakasitojn


text: frakasintojn

title: frakasintojn


text: frakasanton

title: frakasanton


text: frakasinto

title: frakasinto


text: frakasonton

title: frakasonton


text: frakasatojn

title: frakasatojn


text: frakasontajn

title: frakasontajn


text: frakasintoj

title: frakasintoj


text: frakasoto

title: frakasoto


text: frakasinton

title: frakasinton


text: frakasintaj

title: frakasintaj


text: frakasota

title: frakasota


text: frakasintan

title: frakasintan


text: frakasotojn

title: frakasotojn


text: frakasitajn

title: frakasitajn


text: malobeatojn

title: malobeatojn


text: malobeu

title: malobeu


text: malobeitajn

title: malobeitajn


text: malobeaton

title: malobeaton


text: malobeoton

title: malobeoton


text: malobeita

title: malobeita


text: malobeintojn

title: malobeintojn


text: malobeotoj

title: malobeotoj


text: malobeite

title: malobeite


text: malobeantaj

title: malobeantaj


text: malobeotaj

title: malobeotaj


text: malobeito

title: malobeito


text: malobeato

title: malobeato


text: malobeantan

title: malobeantan


text: malobeante

title: malobeante


text: malobeontoj

title: malobeontoj


text: malobeontaj

title: malobeontaj


text: malobeitan

title: malobeitan


text: malobeatan

title: malobeatan


text: malobeitaj

title: malobeitaj


text: malobeinton

title: malobeinton


text: malobeantoj

title: malobeantoj


text: malobeus

title: malobeus


text: malobeanton

title: malobeanton


text: malobeataj

title: malobeataj


text: malobeonto

title: malobeonto


text: malobeonton

title: malobeonton


text: malobeontan

title: malobeontan


text: malobeotan

title: malobeotan


text: malobeotajn

title: malobeotajn


text: malobeantojn

title: malobeantojn


text: malobeote

title: malobeote


text: malobeontajn

title: malobeontajn


text: malobeatajn

title: malobeatajn


text: malobeantajn

title: malobeantajn


text: malobeintaj

title: malobeintaj


text: malobeota

title: malobeota


text: malobeintan

title: malobeintan


text: malobeiton

title: malobeiton


text: malobeintoj

title: malobeintoj


text: malobeoto

title: malobeoto


text: malobeitoj

title: malobeitoj


text: malobeanto

title: malobeanto


text: malobeinto

title: malobeinto


text: malobeis

title: malobeis


text: malobeitojn

title: malobeitojn


text: malobeinte

title: malobeinte


text: malobeintajn

title: malobeintajn


text: malobeinta

title: malobeinta


text: malobeontojn

title: malobeontojn


text: malobeos

title: malobeos


text: malobeotojn

title: malobeotojn


text: malobeanta

title: malobeanta


text: malobeonte

title: malobeonte


text: malobeatoj

title: malobeatoj


text: malobeonta

title: malobeonta


text: malobeata

title: malobeata


text: malobeas

title: malobeas


text: malobeate

title: malobeate


text: suspektotaj

title: suspektotaj


text: suspektanta

title: suspektanta


text: suspektotajn

title: suspektotajn


text: suspektotan

title: suspektotan


text: suspektus

title: suspektus


text: suspektota

title: suspektota


text: suspektatojn

title: suspektatojn


text: suspektantojn

title: suspektantojn


text:
probatory

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) Serving for trial; probationary.
 * 2) Relating to, or serving for, proof.
 * 1) Relating to, or serving for, proof.

title: probatory


text: suspektatan

title: suspektatan


text:
sote

Numeral

 * 1) seven

Etymology
Probably ultimately from.

Adverb

 * 1) under

Noun

 * 1) ; used attributively as modifier in compound terms to denote social and health services or issues as a whole, often separated with a hyphen from the headword.
 * sote-uudistus -- social and health services reform

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to jump

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sauté

Adjective

 * : we all

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sauté

title: sote


text: suspektoto

title: suspektoto


text: suspektontoj

title: suspektontoj


text: suspektinto

title: suspektinto


text: suspektinta

title: suspektinta


text: suspektintajn

title: suspektintajn


text: suspektintan

title: suspektintan


text: suspektinte

title: suspektinte


text: suspektintaj

title: suspektintaj


text: suspektito

title: suspektito


text: suspektoton

title: suspektoton


text: suspektonton

title: suspektonton


text: suspektu

title: suspektu


text: suspektotoj

title: suspektotoj


text: suspektitojn

title: suspektitojn


text: suspektato

title: suspektato


text: suspektos

title: suspektos


text: suspektantajn

title: suspektantajn


text: suspektantan

title: suspektantan


text: suspektante

title: suspektante


text: suspektatajn

title: suspektatajn


text: suspektataj

title: suspektataj


text: suspektantaj

title: suspektantaj


text: suspektontan

title: suspektontan


text: suspektote

title: suspektote


text: suspektontaj

title: suspektontaj


text: suspektanto

title: suspektanto


text: suspektotojn

title: suspektotojn


text: suspektitoj

title: suspektitoj


text: suspektis

title: suspektis


text: suspektintojn

title: suspektintojn


text: suspektontojn

title: suspektontojn


text: suspektata

title: suspektata


text: suspektontajn

title: suspektontajn


text: suspektate

title: suspektate


text: suspektatoj

title: suspektatoj


text: suspektantoj

title: suspektantoj


text: suspektas

title: suspektas


text: suspektaton

title: suspektaton


text: suspektanton

title: suspektanton


text: suspektintoj

title: suspektintoj


text: suspektonta

title: suspektonta


text: suspektinton

title: suspektinton


text: suspektonte

title: suspektonte


text: suspektiton

title: suspektiton


text: suspektitan

title: suspektitan


text: suspektite

title: suspektite


text: suspektonto

title: suspektonto


text: suspektitajn

title: suspektitajn


text: suspektitaj

title: suspektitaj


text: suspektita

title: suspektita


text:
double-bank

Verb

 * 1)  To row (a vessel) by rowers sitting side by side in twos on a bank or thwart.
 * 2)  To set two rowers to pulling (a single oar).

title: double-bank


text: halsstarrigere

title: halsstarrigere


text: halsstarrigste

title: halsstarrigste


text: halsstarrigs

title: halsstarrigs


text: halsstarrigst

title: halsstarrigst


text: halsstarrige

title: halsstarrige


text: double-banking

title: double-banking


text: double-banks

title: double-banks


text: halsstarrigers

title: halsstarrigers


text: halsstarriger

title: halsstarriger


text: onhandelbaarders

title: onhandelbaarders


text: onhandelbaarst

title: onhandelbaarst


text: onhandelbaarder

title: onhandelbaarder


text: onhandelbaarste

title: onhandelbaarste


text: onhandelbaardere

title: onhandelbaardere


text: onhandelbaars

title: onhandelbaars


text: onhandelbare

title: onhandelbare


text: murwe

title: murwe


text: murwer

title: murwer


text: murws

title: murws


text: murwere

title: murwere


text: murwst

title: murwst


text: murwste

title: murwste


text: murwers

title: murwers


text: aaneenschakel

title: aaneenschakel


text: aaneenschakelde

title: aaneenschakelde


text: schakelen aaneen

title: schakelen aaneen


text: aaneenschakele

title: aaneenschakele


text: schakelt aaneen

title: schakelt aaneen


text: aaneenschakelend

title: aaneenschakelend


text: schakelden aaneen

title: schakelden aaneen


text: aaneengeschakeld

title: aaneengeschakeld


text: schakelde aaneen

title: schakelde aaneen


text: schakel aaneen

title: schakel aaneen


text: schakele aaneen

title: schakele aaneen


text: aaneenschakelden

title: aaneenschakelden


text: aaneenschakelt

title: aaneenschakelt


text: vermurwd

title: vermurwd


text: vermurwe

title: vermurwe


text: vermurwden

title: vermurwden


text: vermurwde

title: vermurwde


text: vermurwt

title: vermurwt


text: vermurwend

title: vermurwend


text: sieru

title: sieru


text: vermurw

title: vermurw


text: geturfd

title: geturfd


text:
turft

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) need, necessity

title: turft


text: turfde

title: turfde


text: turvend

title: turvend


text: turfden

title: turfden


text: aanroerde

title: aanroerde


text: roert aan

title: roert aan


text: aanroer

title: aanroer


text: aanroert

title: aanroert


text: roerde aan

title: roerde aan


text: roere aan

title: roere aan


text: roer aan

title: roer aan


text: roerden aan

title: roerden aan


text: roeren aan

title: roeren aan


text: aanroerden

title: aanroerden


text: aanroere

title: aanroere


text: aanroerend

title: aanroerend


text: cederend

title: cederend


text: cedeerden

title: cedeerden


text: cedeer

title: cedeer


text: cedeerde

title: cedeerde


text: cedeert

title: cedeert


text: gecedeerd

title: gecedeerd


text: echapperend

title: echapperend


text: geëchappeerd

title: geëchappeerd


text: echappeerden

title: echappeerden


text: echappere

title: echappere


text: echappeerde

title: echappeerde


text: echappeer

title: echappeer


text: echappeert

title: echappeert


text: sieriem

title: sieriem


text: miezert

title: miezert


text: miezerend

title: miezerend


text: gemiezerd

title: gemiezerd


text: miezer

title: miezer


text: miezere

title: miezere


text: miezerde

title: miezerde


text: miezerden

title: miezerden


text: motregenend

title: motregenend


text: motregene

title: motregene


text: motregende

title: motregende


text: motregenden

title: motregenden


text: motregent

title: motregent


text: gemotregend

title: gemotregend


text: sierus

title: sierus


text: ontaardt

title: ontaardt


text: ontaardend

title: ontaardend


text: ontaardden

title: ontaardden


text: ontaardde

title: ontaardde


text: schiftten

title: schiftten


text: schifte

title: schifte


text: schiftend

title: schiftend


text: schiftte

title: schiftte


text: sieros

title: sieros


text: schift

title: schift


text: verscheidden

title: verscheidden


text: verscheidt

title: verscheidt


text: verscheidde

title: verscheidde


text:
percen

Etymology 1
From an onomatopoeic (sound-imitative) root +.

Verb

 * 1)  to scrape, scratch to make one small scraping sound
 * 2)  to tick to make one clicking sound

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to pierce

title: percen


text: verscheid

title: verscheid


text: verscheide

title: verscheide


text: verscheidend

title: verscheidend


text: stieten af

title: stieten af


text: afstiete

title: afstiete


text: afstiet

title: afstiet


text: sieram

title: sieram


text: afstieten

title: afstieten


text: stiet af

title: stiet af


text: stiete af

title: stiete af


text:
brequet chain

Noun

 * 1)  A watch-guard; a chain for a pocket watch.

title: brequet chain


text: brequet chains

title: brequet chains


text: gehergroepeerd

title: gehergroepeerd


text: hergroepeerde

title: hergroepeerde


text: hergroepeer

title: hergroepeer


text: hergroepere

title: hergroepere


text: hergroepeerden

title: hergroepeerden


text: hergroeperend

title: hergroeperend


text: hergroepeert

title: hergroepeert


text: parend

title: parend


text: paarde

title: paarde


text:
ինքնին

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) by himself/herself/itself

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) by himself/herself/itself, personally, in person

title: ինքնին


text: motorbote

title: motorbote


text: motorbotend

title: motorbotend


text: motorbootten

title: motorbootten


text: gemotorboot

title: gemotorboot


text: motorbootte

title: motorbootte


text: sierā

title: sierā


text: gewaagt

title: gewaagt


text: gewaagden

title: gewaagden


text: gewaagde

title: gewaagde


text: gewage

title: gewage


text: gewaag

title: gewaag


text: gewagend

title: gewagend


text: langskwamen

title: langskwamen


text: kwam langs

title: kwam langs


text: langskom

title: langskom


text: langskomt

title: langskomt


text: kom langs

title: kom langs


text: langskwame

title: langskwame


text: langskwaamt

title: langskwaamt


text: kwamen langs

title: kwamen langs


text: kwame langs

title: kwame langs


text: langskomend

title: langskomend


text: kwaamt langs

title: kwaamt langs


text: komt langs

title: komt langs


text: komen langs

title: komen langs


text: langsgekomen

title: langsgekomen


text: langskome

title: langskome


text: langskwam

title: langskwam


text: kome langs

title: kome langs


text: scherme af

title: scherme af


text: schermt af

title: schermt af


text: afschermden

title: afschermden


text: schermde af

title: schermde af


text: afschermde

title: afschermde


text: afschermend

title: afschermend


text: schermen af

title: schermen af


text: afschermt

title: afschermt


text: schermden af

title: schermden af


text: afgeschermd

title: afgeschermd


text: afscherm

title: afscherm


text: scherm af

title: scherm af


text: afscherme

title: afscherme


text:
Petrogale

Etymology
From +.

Hypernyms

 * ; - subfamily

Hyponyms

 * - type species; for other species see

title: Petrogale


text: Petrogales

title: Petrogales


text:
double-banked

Adjective

 * 1) Having two rowers at each oar, or two tiers of oars one above the other, as in ancient galleys.

title: double-banked


text:
sóknarmaður

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a parishioner (person belonging to a given parish)
 * 2)  attacker, striker, forward
 * 1)  attacker, striker, forward

title: sóknarmaður


text:
entheate

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Divinely inspired.

title: entheate


text:
լռին

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Adjective

 * 1) silent

Adverb

 * 1) silently

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) taciturn, silent

Adverb

 * 1) tacitly, silently, in silence; without bustle

title: լռին


text: pienā

title: pienā


text: pienam

title: pienam


text: pienus

title: pienus


text: pienos

title: pienos


text: epistolical

title: epistolical


text:
epistolic

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to letters or epistles; in the form or style of letters; epistolary.

title: epistolic


text: pieniem

title: pieniem


text: pienu

title: pienu


text:
burkāns

Etymology
The word is first mentioned in Latvian in 17th-century dictionaries. It is a heavily word spread around Baltic Sea, up to 🇨🇬,  and 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, , the immediate sources of which are unknown but are sought in any of the neighbouring Indo-European languages. Possible scenarios:
 * It is a borrowing from Baltic, from , itself
 * from, + a diminutive suffix -ken, -kan (cf. the Old Frisian reduced form ). But it is dubious that the diminutive suffix would get a long vowel and even become stressed. In turn it is tempting to assume in this constellation that the German is from Latvian. One needs to ask why this word has prominence only in the extreme fringes of the German and Russian language areas respectively.
 * from Burgundian rule over the Netherlands, hence the word would just reflected the country name Burgundy. This is backed by the observation of the carrot plant’s spread in the Late Middle Ages from the Mediterranean over Middle Europe to Northeast Europe. But the transmitting forms of Low German and Dutch dialects are in question.
 * It is from a, with reflexes in 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 on the one hand and 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 on the other.
 * It is from a non-Indo-European language which had an alternation that explains the anlaut variation between the voiced bilabial plosive and the voiced bilabial nasal of the aforementioned words. 🇨🇬 is a random correspondence if not remotely related via the source language of this word.
 * The Baltic words are possibly from a non-Indo-European language and German and Russian derive from Latvian. 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 are random correspondences, possibly from an unrelated substrate.

Noun

 * 1) carrot a plant with a large edible root, often orange in colour, esp.
 * 2) carrot the edible root of that plant, often orange in colour and used as a vegetable
 * 1) carrot the edible root of that plant, often orange in colour and used as a vegetable
 * 1) carrot the edible root of that plant, often orange in colour and used as a vegetable
 * 1) carrot the edible root of that plant, often orange in colour and used as a vegetable
 * 1) carrot the edible root of that plant, often orange in colour and used as a vegetable
 * 1) carrot the edible root of that plant, often orange in colour and used as a vegetable
 * 1) carrot the edible root of that plant, often orange in colour and used as a vegetable
 * 1) carrot the edible root of that plant, often orange in colour and used as a vegetable

title: burkāns


text: burkānu

title: burkānu


text:
seachnaidh

Usage notes
The modern standard forms are in the present subjunctive and  in the imperative.

title: seachnaidh


text: seachnaidhean

title: seachnaidhean


text: burkāniem

title: burkāniem


text: overdrove

title: overdrove


text: overdriving

title: overdriving


text: overdrives

title: overdrives


text: burkāni

title: burkāni


text: burkānus

title: burkānus


text:
User:DarafshBot

Javayou userpage on fa.wiki

title: User:DarafshBot


text: burkānos

title: burkānos


text: burkānam

title: burkānam


text: womanlinesses

title: womanlinesses


text: womaning

title: womaning


text: burkānā

title: burkānā


text: burkāna

title: burkāna


text: Category:Middle French terms derived from Occitan


text: Category:lv:Vegetables

title: Category:lv:Vegetables


text:
energetical

Adjective

 * 1) Energetic; of or relating to energy.

title: energetical


text:
maximaliser

Verb

 * 1) to maximize

title: maximaliser


text: Category:lv:Plants

title: Category:lv:Plants


text:
中國畫

Noun

 * 1) traditional Chinese painting

title: 中國畫


text: Category:lv:Botany

title: Category:lv:Botany


text:
User:Darafsh

My user page in fa.wiki

title: User:Darafsh


text: 中国画

title: 中国画


text:
osteoplast

Noun

 * 1)  An osteoblast.

title: osteoplast


text: osteoplasts

title: osteoplasts


text: preciosities

title: preciosities


text:
minimaliser

Verb

 * 1) to minimize

title: minimaliser


text: fàiltichean

title: fàiltichean


text: tomāti

title: tomāti


text:
ásækja

Verb

 * 1) to pursue, to follow
 * 2) to harass, to hound
 * 3) to haunt

title: ásækja


text: tomātu

title: tomātu


text: dolomitizations

title: dolomitizations


text: tomāta

title: tomāta


text: tomātā

title: tomātā


text: tomātiem

title: tomātiem


text: tomātam

title: tomātam


text: tomātus

title: tomātus


text: tomātos

title: tomātos


text:
friarbird

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Any of several species of large Australian honeyeaters in the genus Philemon.

Derived terms
* See also .

title: friarbird


text: friarbirds

title: friarbirds


text: drith

title: drith


text:
cimds

Etymology
From  (possibly conserved for a while in 🇨🇬, but later lost), an old word, widely borrowed into Baltic-Finnic languages: compare 🇨🇬 (genitive ), 🇨🇬 (genitive ), 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬,. Some researchers derive from an old  verb, from 🇨🇬, from the zero grade  of ; the original meaning of  would be, in this case, “that in which one shoves one's hands,” or “that which presses one's hands.” Others, however, derive  from 🇨🇬 (with the expected 🇨🇬 reflex  changing to  via original or dialectal variation, as with, e.g.,  : ), from 🇨🇬 (whence 🇨🇬). It is possible that 🇨🇬 and were variants of a single stem, with differentiated semantics.

Noun

 * 1) glove item of clothing that covers one's hands

title: cimds


text: cimdi

title: cimdi


text: cimdu

title: cimdu


text: cimdiem

title: cimdiem


text: cimdus

title: cimdus


text: cimdos

title: cimdos


text: cimdā

title: cimdā


text: cimda

title: cimda


text:
Citations:supercock

Noun: "(slang, vulgar) a large penis"

 * 1973 — Penthouse Magazine, Volume 8, Issues 1-6 (link):
 * I would say that a thickness of 2 ins diameter and a length of 11 ins would count as a supercock.
 * 1991 — Adam Zameenzad, Cyrus Cyrus, Viking (1991), ISBN 9780670832231, page 223:
 * want any 'rich superbitch getting her bejewelled mitts around your poor supercock and swinging you around Manhattan until it's drained dry and limp forever'.
 * 2008 — John Butler, Heels Over Head in Love, STARbooks Press (2008), ISBN 9781934187357, page 133:
 * and only then after my mouth had been cruelly — yet delightfully — stretched by his driving supercock.
 * 2008 — Jon Horn, Dr. Onan, Olympia Press (2008), ISBN 1596549181, page 149:
 * I stuck my still-hard supercock up Trixie's dripping wide cunt,
 * 2009 — John Butler, WanderLUST, STARbooks Press (2009), ISBN 9781934187586, page 16:
 * Two other famous supercocks — those of Jeff Stryker and Cody James — were similarly shaped, but Gundo's magnificent meat was considerably longer and fatter than Jeff's, and close to an inch longer than even the fantastically endowed Cody.
 * 2010 — Jim Izrael, The Denzel Principle: Why Black Women Can't Find Good Black Men, St. Martin's Press (2010), ISBN 9780312534851, page 140:
 * The problem with the argument about the absentee daddy is that in order to buy into it, you have to believe that black women are dumb as rocks, and that the black supercock is a mystical one-eyed wonderweasel that mesmerizes and hypnotizes defenseless young black girls
 * 2012 — Basem Darwish, Summer Desires, AuthorHouse (2012), ISBN 9781468548792, page 111:
 * Shove that supercock in my ass and hit this pussy with that vibrating dildo in the drawer.

Noun: "(Philippines, dated) a formidable gamecock "

 * 1958 — Philippine Studies, Volume 6, page 153:
 * he has completely forgotten the unfortunate episode about his scientifically-bred gamecock and says to him that now he has a rooster that is not only a supercock but a real killer as well, that can "knock the stuffings out of two roosters at the same time."
 * 1959 — Alejandro Roces, Of Cocks and Kites, and Other Short Stories, Regal Publishing Co. (1959), page 61:
 * You know, I could understand your anxiety if you were betting on just any rooster. But when you wager on a supercock like this, why, it's just like putting your money on San Miguel."
 * 1964 — Leonard Casper, The Wounded Diamond: Studies in Modern Philippine Literature, Bookmark (1964), page 54:
 * There are the hermaphrodite who slays an entranced opponent, the supercock who stabs himself by mistake, the cock who wins by rigor mortis, the king cock brought down by his crown, and so on.
 * 1969 — Philippines Free Press, Volume 62, Issues 14-26, page 69:
 * The sensation of the evening matches was the seven-o'clock battle between two "supercocks": a Chiongbian Cobra (it was a Hulsey Gray champ) and a Garcia-Dalisay Davao.

title: Citations:supercock


text: cimdam

title: cimdam


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punctualness

Noun

 * 1) punctuality; exactness

title: punctualness


text: inflowed

title: inflowed


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Talk:curé

This is used unitalicised in an English translation of Les Misérables. Perhaps it's an English word too? Equinox ◑ 12:49, 10 June 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:curé


text: sviesti

title: sviesti


text: sviestu

title: sviestu


text: sviestiem

title: sviestiem


text: sviestus

title: sviestus


text:
artistement

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) artfully

Adverb

 * 1) artfully
 * 2) * 1600,, Le Théâtre d'Agriculture et Mesnage des Champs, 1996 ed., Paris: Actes Sud, 631, ISBN 2-7427-0952-5
 * "frm"

- Les bancs pour asseoir les rusches, seront artistement bastis, à ce qu'elles y reposent seurement.

title: artistement


text:
sviestos

Participle

title: sviestos


text: sviestam

title: sviestam


text:
sviestā

Participle

title: sviestā


text: sviesta

title: sviesta


text:
صنف

Etymology 1
In the root one also finds, which fits 🇨🇬, suspiciously enough with alternative vocalization as in Arabic. Due to the restricted semantic range and the varying vocalization one wonders about a borrowing from. 🇨🇬 has and 🇨🇬 and, but 🇨🇬,  seems also similar, via the idea of an anyhow abstract pigeonhole or  things are fitted into, not emphatic but no doubt related because in the same isolect there is the geminate verb , which is also found in 🇨🇬, while the Syriac base stem  means “to introduce, to insert”; apparently a — anlaut variation. For the meaning development in to a “sort” also contrast.

The ultimate origin is suggested by the Dictionnaire du faisceau dialectal arabe andalou as ultimately, related to , well also found in 🇨🇬 / 🇨🇬, the geminate stem in Syriac and 🇨🇬 “to perforate” and “to wound”, the Syriac causative stem “to open up as to show”, with an unemphatic variant 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to sort, classify, or categorize something
 * 2) to compile or compose

Noun

 * 1) kind, sort, specimen
 * 2) class, genus, species, category
 * 3)  fringe, hem, border of a garment

Etymology 2
Perhaps via.

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1)  class (group, collection, category or set sharing characteristics or attributes)
 * 2) guild a group of tradespeople made up of merchants, craftspeople, or artisans

Etymology 2
.

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) a genre
 * 2)  gender

title: صنف


text:
لیسه

Etymology 1
, while more common in Dari, it was likely borrowed via Iranian Persian. Since Dari does not generally use a he to transcribe a final -e.

Noun

 * 1)  secondary school, high school

Noun

 * 1) slug

title: لیسه


text: hebdomadaries

title: hebdomadaries


text:
lichenographic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to lichenography.

title: lichenographic


text:
lichenographical

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to lichenography.

title: lichenographical


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فابریکه

Noun

 * 1)  factory

title: فابریکه


text: ひとみしり

title: ひとみしり


text:
antiestablishmentarian

Noun

 * 1) A proponent of antiestablishmentarianism.

title: antiestablishmentarian


text:
Leistungsschutzrecht

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) related rights the rights given by copyright law to non-authors, to publishers

title: Leistungsschutzrecht


text: antiestablishmentarians

title: antiestablishmentarians


text:
antiestablishmentarianism

Noun

 * 1) A policy or attitude that views a nation's or society's power structure as corrupt, repressive, or unjust.

title: antiestablishmentarianism


text: ferrodistortions

title: ferrodistortions


text: antihyperlipidaemic

title: antihyperlipidaemic


text: antihyperons

title: antihyperons


text:
յետին

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) last, furthest, ulterior, posterior
 * 2) lowest, meanest
 * 3)  extreme, utmost, greatest, utter, uttermost
 * 4)  the end, the extremity
 * 5)  posterity
 * 1)  the end, the extremity
 * 2)  posterity
 * 1)  the end, the extremity
 * 2)  posterity

title: յետին


text:
desas

Etymology

 * preposition + pronoun

Contraction

 * 1)  of those, from those (followed by a feminine noun in plural)

title: desas


text:
antiminority

Adjective

 * 1) Opposing an ethnic minority, or ethnic minorities in general.

Translations

 * Portuguese: antiminorias

title: antiminority


text:
հետին

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) last, final
 * 2) posterior, back, rear
 * 3)  extreme, utmost
 * 1) posterior, back, rear
 * 2)  extreme, utmost

title: հետին


text: desām

title: desām


text: ետին

title: ետին


text: desā

title: desā


text: desās

title: desās


text:
ջերին

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) warm
 * 2)  serene, calm, mild

title: ջերին


text: antitheatre

title: antitheatre


text:
-ինք

Etymology
Probably of the same origin as the plural ending of several n-type nouns  from. See also.

title: -ինք


text:
uncollapse

Verb

 * 1)  To expand (something previously collapsed).

title: uncollapse


text: uncollapsing

title: uncollapsing


text: uncollapses

title: uncollapses


text:
նախատ

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) infamous, ignominious, opprobrious, base, villainous
 * 2) despised, scorned, vile
 * 1) despised, scorned, vile

Noun

 * 1) insult, outrage, injury, opprobrium, shame, infamy

title: նախատ


text:
նախատեմ

Etymology
Borrowed from some descendant of.

Verb

 * 1)  to reproach; to insult

title: նախատեմ


text: birkas

title: birkas


text:
նախատել

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to reproach, to blame, to censure

title: նախատել


text: birkās

title: birkās


text: birku

title: birku


text:
նախատանք

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Etymology
From.

title: նախատանք


text: birkai

title: birkai


text: birkām

title: birkām


text: birkā

title: birkā


text:
նախատինք

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Noun

 * 1) reproach, censure
 * 2) shame, infamy, ignominy

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wrong, affront, injury, offence, outrage
 * 2) blame, reproach, censure
 * 3) shame, dishonour, opprobrium, infamy, ignominy
 * 1) shame, dishonour, opprobrium, infamy, ignominy

title: նախատինք


text: antimarketeer

title: antimarketeer


text: antimarketeers

title: antimarketeers


text: Category:Old Armenian terms suffixed with -ինք


text:
antifederal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  anti-federal opposing federalism

title: antifederal


text:
գահինք

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) precipices

title: գահինք


text: antifederalism

title: antifederalism


text: antiflash

title: antiflash


text: antilapse

title: antilapse


text:
դատինք

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) judicial proceedings, dispensation of justice

title: դատինք


text:
ふかふか

Adjective

 * 1) soft, fluffy

Adverb

 * 1) softly, in a fluffy way
 * 2) carelessly

Verb

 * 1) be soft, fluffy

title: ふかふか


text: pornogrāfijas

title: pornogrāfijas


text: pornogrāfijās

title: pornogrāfijās


text: pornogrāfiju

title: pornogrāfiju


text: pornogrāfijām

title: pornogrāfijām


text: pornogrāfijai

title: pornogrāfijai


text: antidevolutionist

title: antidevolutionist


text: antidevolutionists

title: antidevolutionists


text: pornogrāfijā

title: pornogrāfijā


text:
հեգենայ

Etymology
From, from , from. Related to.

Noun

 * 1) script; alphabet
 * 2) syllable

title: հեգենայ


text:
sekss

Etymology
Via other European languages, ultimately borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) sex, gender the two groups in which most living beings can be divided, according to their role in the reproductive process
 * 2)  sex sexual intercourse, sexual activity
 * 1)  sex sexual intercourse, sexual activity

Usage notes
The use of to mean "biological group" apparently is (or is becoming) dated;  is more often found in this sense.

title: sekss


text:
հեգենա

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Noun

 * 1)  syllable

title: հեգենա


text: prostitūcijā

title: prostitūcijā


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/tiną

Etymology
Of origin, but would have likely evolved from Pre-Proto-Germanic, which Orel derives from ; see 🇨🇬 for more. Another theory takes the word as a borrowing from a pre-Indo-European of western Europe, based on the tin bronze technology of the area in pre-Indo-European times.

Likely related to 🇨🇬 (itself a hapax legomenon). The potential connection to 🇨🇬 (whence 🇨🇬) suffers from many formal issues.

Noun

 * 1) tin metal

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/tiną


text: prostitūcijai

title: prostitūcijai


text: recheating

title: recheating


text: recheated

title: recheated


text: prostitūcijas

title: prostitūcijas


text: prostiūcijās

title: prostiūcijās


text: prostitūciju

title: prostitūciju


text: prostitūcijām

title: prostitūcijām


text: prostitūcijās

title: prostitūcijās


text:
Template talk:R:Century 1911

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title: Template talk:R:Century 1911


text:
հեգ

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) syllable
 * 2) spelling
 * 1) spelling

Etymology 2
.

Adjective

 * 1) poor, pitiful

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬. Related to.

Noun

 * 1) syllable
 * 2) spelling

title: հեգ


text: 沸とう

title: 沸とう


text:
antiwhiplash

Adjective

 * 1) Preventing whiplash.

title: antiwhiplash


text: profesijās

title: profesijās


text: fragmentals

title: fragmentals


text: profesiju

title: profesiju


text: profesijām

title: profesijām


text: profesijā

title: profesijā


text:
հեգեմ

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to spell to write or say the letters that form a word or part of a word

title: հեգեմ


text:
հեգել

Etymology
From, infinitive of ; see it for more.

Verb

 * 1) to spell to write or say the letters that form a word or part of a word

title: հեգել


text:
մաղինք

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sieves

title: մաղինք


text:
քրիստոսինք

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Christians

title: քրիստոսինք


text: seksā

title: seksā


text:
լուծիչ

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Adjective

 * 1) solvent, dissolving

Noun

 * 1)  solvent; dissolving agent

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) solvent, dissolving
 * 2)  opening, laxative, purgative

title: լուծիչ


text:
ստեղծիչ

Etymology
From ; see it for more.

Noun

 * 1) creator

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) creator
 * 2) inventor, author

title: ստեղծիչ


text:
-ուչ

Etymology
From the stem vowel +, from  +.

title: -ուչ


text:
անյարուչ

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) not sticking together, discordant, not agreed, at variance

title: անյարուչ


text: Category:Old Armenian terms suffixed with -ուչ


text:
autoscaling

Noun

 * 1)  automatic scaling
 * The autoscaling feature changes the x and y axis of your graph to fit the available data.

title: autoscaling


text:
Citations:churchful

Noun: "as many as a church will hold"

 * 1856 — Anonymous, Claude de Vesci: A Tale, Volume II, Bell and Daldy (1856), page 218:
 * All this was carried from the Hand-inHand to wife and children in every Thordale home, so that such a churchful was never known as flocked in on the Sunday afternoon — the whole parish was there, determined to have "a good seeght of t' wonderful young Lord."
 * 1893 — Gilbert Parker, Mrs. Falchion, Chapter XVIII:
 * See how eloquent your mountains make me!--I think that would make one hard and cruel; and one would need the prayers of a churchful of good women, even as good--as you."
 * 1893 — Robert Louis Stevenson, Catriona, Chapter XVI:
 * The text was in Romans 5th and 13th - the minister a skilled hand; and the whole of that able churchful - from Argyle, and my Lords Elchies and Kilkerran, down to the halbertmen that came in their attendance - was sunk with gathered brows in a profound critical attention.
 * 1956 — Grace Metalious, Peyton Place, Northern University Press (1999), ISBN 1555534007, page 304:
 * There was GInny's husband, lying on the floor and raving the same as he always did when he was dead drunk, while a whole churchful of sober and apparently sane people listened as if he were telling them where to find gold.
 * 2010 — Andrea Boeshaar, Uncertain Heart, Realms (2010), ISBN 9781616380236, page 242:
 * "You get to yell at a whole churchful of people every Sunday."

title: Citations:churchful


text:
churchful

Noun

 * 1) As many as a church will hold.

title: churchful


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 辟

title: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 辟


text: churchfuls

title: churchfuls


text: antiglobalisation

title: antiglobalisation


text:
antibumping

Adjective

 * 1)  Preventing sudden violent releases of vapour from boiling liquid.
 * antibumping chips or granules
 * an antibumping agent

title: antibumping


text: colites

title: colites


text:
vântoasă

Etymology
From the feminine of.

Noun

 * 1) whirlwind, high wind, great gale, strong gust, storm
 * 2) a mythological or supernatural being in the form of an evil wind

title: vântoasă


text:
colloïdal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) colloidal

title: colloïdal


text: rozsdák

title: rozsdák


text:
colloïde

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) colloid

title: colloïde


text: exanthemic

title: exanthemic


text: archimages

title: archimages


text: archimagus

title: archimagus


text: archimagi

title: archimagi


text: conjecturant

title: conjecturant


text: conjecturé

title: conjecturé


text: conjecturons

title: conjecturons


text: conjecturez

title: conjecturez


text: conjecturent

title: conjecturent


text: conjecturais

title: conjecturais


text: conjecturait

title: conjecturait


text: conjecturions

title: conjecturions


text: conjecturiez

title: conjecturiez


text: conjecturaient

title: conjecturaient


text: conjecturai

title: conjecturai


text: conjecturas

title: conjecturas


text:
conjectura

Noun

 * 1) guess

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to conjecture

title: conjectura


text: conjecturâmes

title: conjecturâmes


text: conjecturâtes

title: conjecturâtes


text: conjecturèrent

title: conjecturèrent


text: conjecturerai

title: conjecturerai


text: conjectureras

title: conjectureras


text: conjecturera

title: conjecturera


text: conjecturerons

title: conjecturerons


text: conjecturerez

title: conjecturerez


text: conjectureront

title: conjectureront


text: conjecturerais

title: conjecturerais


text: conjecturerait

title: conjecturerait


text: conjecturerions

title: conjecturerions


text: conjectureriez

title: conjectureriez


text: conjectureraient

title: conjectureraient


text: conjecturasse

title: conjecturasse