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User:Embryomystic/to-do list (Manx)

A

 * , - top up, reinflate
 * - rewind
 * - rally
 * - reset, resettle, resettlement
 * - reflecting
 * - reflect, republish, reflection, reflecting, republication
 * - reabsorb, resorb
 * - replough
 * , - brood
 * - convalesce, convalescent, rehabilitation, convalescence
 * - restorative
 * - rehabilitate
 * - remelt
 * - requital
 * - amend, requite, recultivate, reparation
 * - requited, replenished
 * - reengagement, reenlistment, re-enlist
 * - inflammation
 * - reburn
 * - rejoinder, re-echo, respond, back answer
 * - refringent, refractive
 * - refraction
 * - refractometer
 * - re-examination, re-examine
 * - ricochet
 * - relapse
 * - pravity
 * - to restock
 * - revision
 * - to mix up
 * - resonant
 * - to outstare
 * - to touch up
 * - tonic
 * - recrudescence
 * - reconsideration, review, revision
 * - reflective
 * - tintinnabulation, reaction, return, cannon, resonance, recoil, counterblow
 * - resonant, reverberatory
 * - reconstitute, reestablish
 * - reverberate, backlash, react, kickback, reaction, repercussion
 * - reactive, reactionary
 * , - ankle
 * , - hungry
 * , ? - kiln
 * - willing
 * , - fiery, flammable
 * , - ignorant
 * , - respectful
 * , - agonising
 * , - late
 * , - unaccustomed
 * , - upsetting
 * , - contentious
 * , - distressed, afflicted
 * , - spring
 * - caution, care, guard, watch, vigilance, reserve, attention, guard post, look out, surveillance, invigilation, feeder
 * , - watchful, attentive, cautious, circumspect, alert, immigrant, caretaker
 * , - spontaneous, ready, willing, volunteer, voluntary
 * - alacrity, readiness, agreeableness
 * - alacrity, readiness, willingness
 * , - respectful
 * , - repentant
 * - revelation, make-believe, illusion, dream, apocalypse, vision
 * , - astonished, shocking
 * - aneurism

B

 * ,  - fatal
 * , - disabled
 * , - threatening
 * , - branchy
 * , - branching
 * , - lea land
 * , - blessing
 * , - tow
 * , - palm of hand
 * , - dwelling
 * , - reaper
 * , - beastly, brutish
 * , - compliant
 * , - submissive, docile
 * , ~  - rennet
 * , - pointed
 * , - flowery
 * , - worrying
 * , - absolute, entire
 * , - foolish
 * , - bolt
 * , - foot strap
 * , - sultry
 * , - brittle
 * , - savage
 * , - malt
 * , - frightening, scary
 * , - base
 * , - sheaf
 * , - handkerchief
 * ,,   - handsome
 * , - (sheep) fold
 * , - brittle
 * , - savage
 * , - malt
 * , - frightening, scary
 * , - base
 * , - sheaf
 * , - handkerchief
 * ,,   - handsome
 * , - (sheep) fold
 * , - (sheep) fold

C

 * , - friendly
 * , - chapter
 * , - chewing
 * , - candlestick
 * , - knot (in timber)
 * , - trumpet
 * - to wear, consume, spend, run out, dart, carry, pass, last, loose, rake, shy; weather, rain, shower; launch, throw, aim, shoot, fall, hang, corner (on road)
 * – house
 * – household, home circle
 * – technicolour
 * – technicality
 * – technologist
 * – technological
 * – technology
 * – technics, technique
 * – technician
 * – clot
 * – delegate, envoy, commissionaire, dispatch rider, go-between, emissary, herald
 * – bank messenger
 * – runner
 * – king's messenger
 * – government messenger
 * – harbinger
 * – truce-bearer
 * – Annunciation
 * – legate, nuncio
 * – missionary
 * – commission (message), communications, dispatch, embassy, deputation
 * – radio message
 * – representation
 * – collector, accumulator, gatherer
 * – stamp collector
 * – debt collector
 * – tax collector, rate collector
 * – rent collector
 * – ticket collector
 * – stamp collecting
 * – convoke, aggregate, agglomerate
 * – garden party
 * – prayer meeting
 * – star cluster
 * – muster
 * – deduce
 * – accumulative
 * – imperfect
 * – height
 * – chaplain
 * – chaplaincy
 * – part (from mother), separate, wean
 * , - weaning
 * – excommunication, excommunicate
 * – weaned, separated, diminished
 * – lenten
 * – stag
 * – gulf, abyss, chasm, divide
 * – abyssal, abysmal
 * – bottomless pit
 * – black-handled
 * – flee, run away, retreat, flight, abscondment
 * – sluggard, loafer, dodger
 * – flee
 * – twinkling
 * – escapement (of clock)
 * – runaway, fugitive, absconder
 * – dodger
 * – guess, tender, bet, bid
 * – bid, bet, offer, bidding, betting
 * (er) – present
 * – underbid
 * – punter, better, sacrificer, biddable
 * – profferer, bidder, tenderer, offerer
 * – offered, proffered
 * – very, identical, same, ditto
 * – identity
 * – seeking, thicker
 * – tiger
 * – tigress
 * – thickness, density of smoke, thick of foot
 * – hair-breadth
 * – tile
 * – floortile
 * – tiling, tile
 * – tiler
 * – tiled
 * – tiling
 * – hinterland
 * – protectorate
 * – fatherland
 * – bush country
 * – native shore, mother country
 * – patriotic
 * – jingo
 * – lowland
 * – dreamland
 * – fairyland
 * – wonderland
 * – geographer
 * – geographic, geographical
 * – geography
 * – plain
 * – hill country, wold
 * – landscape
 * – native
 * – rusticity
 * – airing
 * – clothes drier, electric dryer
 * – hair drier
 * – aired with heat, dried
 * – sun-dried
 * – countrylike, countrified, agrarian, racy, homely
 * – raciness, homeliness
 * – thyroid
 * – thyroidism
 * – warm-hearted
 * – steaming hot
 * – bonfire
 * – telelens
 * – teleological
 * – teleology
 * – telephotography
 * – telemechanics
 * – telemeter
 * – telepathic
 * – telepathy
 * – teleprint
 * – teleprinter
 * – telewriter
 * – telecommunication
 * – telegony
 * – telegraph
 * – telegraphic
 * – telegraphist, telegraph operator
 * – telegraphy
 * – telegraph
 * – telegram
 * – televising
 * – video
 * – ring up
 * – dial telephone
 * – interphone
 * – ring up, telephone, phone
 * – colour television
 * – commercial television
 * – video
 * – televiewer
 * – televisor
 * – televising, televise
 * – tongue
 * – modern languages
 * – Romance languages
 * – literary language
 * – common speedwell
 * – linguiform
 * – sharp tongue
 * – vernacular
 * – vernacular
 * – sycamore seed
 * – tell-tale
 * – double-tongued, time-serving
 * – tongue full of venom
 * – language of the country, vulgar tongue
 * – mother tongue, native language
 * – hound's tongue
 * – aspen
 * – ash seed
 * – field speedwell, ox tongue
 * – yellow archangel
 * – archangel
 * – uvula, little tongue, staphyle
 * – spoken language
 * – jargon
 * – language laboratory
 * – interpreter
 * – wrangler, talkative person, arguer
 * – scandalmonger
 * – argue, jabber, argumentative, talkative
 * – loquaciousness, argumentativeness
 * – jabber, wrangle, argument, talkativeness, babbling
 * – oppressor, tyrant, exactor, extortioner, extortionate, austere
 * – extortion, oppression
 * – beacon
 * – austerity, oppression
 * – wrangling
 * – tenement
 * – guillemot
 * – ignis fatuus, Will-o'-the-Wisp
 * – Bengal lights
 * – pyromancy
 * – ringworm, Anthony's fire
 * – thunderbolt, flash of lightning
 * – press, strain, tension, narrowness, tightness, drive, distress
 * – heart strain
 * – phimosis
 * – strangury
 * – prostatism
 * – fiery, vehement
 * – vehemence, fieriness
 * – fierceness, vehemence
 * – stove
 * – firework
 * – igneous, lightninglike, fulgid
 * – term, compass (boundary), circumscription
 * – circumscribed, finite
 * – therm
 * – thermal
 * – thermionic
 * – thermocautery
 * – thermostat
 * – thermostatic
 * – thermos
 * – chirr
 * – cherub
 * – cherubic
 * – nucleus, orthocentre, epicentre, dead centre
 * – centre of gravity
 * – nuclear, dead centre, dead central
 * – nucleonics
 * – side aisle
 * – side altar
 * – wrong side (of material), inside, side out of sight
 * – sidecar
 * – countryside
 * – sidestep
 * – port side, larboard, left side
 * – port side, leftwing
 * – behind
 * – behind, rearside, rearward, aback
 * – improvisation
 * – human factor
 * – obverse
 * – trans
 * – side door, sidedoor
 * – prompt side
 * – behind, west side, westward
 * – underneath
 * – above
 * – east side, eastward
 * – sideglance
 * – flip side
 * (jeh) – beyond
 * – The Beyond
 * – side lamp
 * – near side, larboard, port side, left side
 * (jeh) – north of
 * – North Quay
 * – dexter
 * – larboard
 * – bedside
 * – sidelamp
 * – çheumooie]]
 * – objectivity
 * – creditor side
 * – weather conditions, luff, weather side, windward
 * – South Quay
 * – seaside, water front
 * – spindle side
 * – distaff
 * – side pocket
 * – roadside
 * – side view
 * – adjacent, side by side, broadside on, apposition
 * – çheusthie
 * – front page
 * – side bar
 * – side road, local road
 * – roadside
 * – forepart
 * – linesman
 * – side table
 * – near side
 * – wayside
 * – side elevation
 * – right side, starboard, off side
 * – seaside, water front
 * – lee, leeward, lee side, sheltered side
 * – hypotenuse
 * – sided, partial, tendential
 * (lesh) – espouse, espousal
 * – lateral
 * – lateral, adjoining
 * – purlin
 * – traverse
 * – alignment, align, ally
 * (rish) – side
 * – siding, sidetrack
 * – sideline, touchline, touch
 * – outside, without, outboard, alfresco, exterior
 * – besides, save
 * – impromptu
 * – inside, within, indoor, interior, inland, inner; subjectivist
 * – subjectivism
 * – Templar
 * – shrine
 * – synagogue
 * – masonic temple
 * – pantheon
 * – joss house
 * – Capitol
 * – scarce
 * – squireen
 * – war lord
 * – lord of the manor, laird
 * – landlord, ground landlord, squire
 * – Lord Mayor
 * – sea lord
 * – lordly
 * – overlord
 * – lordship, seigniority
 * – lordling
 * – lordliness
 * – lordlike
 * – imperiousness
 * – Landed Interest
 * – Peers of the realm
 * – seigniorial, bossy, authoritative, dominating
 * – bossiness
 * – clearance, clear (of weather), dry spell
 * – heat, warmth
 * yn çhiass – gonorrhoea, the clap
 * – incandescence
 * – thermochemistry
 * – religious fervour
 * – thermocouple
 * – specific heat
 * – blood heat
 * – latent heat
 * – thermogenic
 * – heat-producing
 * – ardour, fervent love
 * – radiant heat
 * – solar heat
 * – calorimetric, calorimetrical
 * – heat insulator
 * – ardent heat
 * – thermoelectric, thermoelectrical
 * – thermoelectricity
 * – thermoelectronic
 * – thermocautery
 * – thermodynamic
 * – thermodynamics
 * (ny greiney) – fieriness
 * – thermostat
 * – clinical thermometer
 * – febrile, feverish
 * yn çhiassagh buigh – yellow fever
 * – brain fever
 * yn çhiassagh jiarg – scarlet fever, scarlatina
 * – fever, pyrexia
 * yn çhiassaghey breck – typhoid fever
 * – malaria, marsh fever, swamp fever
 * – sand fly fever
 * – mastitis
 * – puerperal fever
 * – feverishness
 * – calorie
 * – calorific
 * – radiator, heater, warmer
 * – room heater
 * – water heater
 * – hotness, temperature
 * – insulation
 * – thermoelectric, thermoelectrical
 * – thermometer
 * – insulate
 * – insulated
 * – sex
 * , - well, spring, fount
 * – artesian well
 * – deep-draw well
 * – thermal spring
 * – oil well, gusher
 * – sulphur spring
 * – spring, of a well
 * – well, spring
 * – cicada
 * – chilli
 * – smoke stack, stack
 * – ventilation shaft
 * – chimpanzee
 * – sore, painful, ill, disordered, nauseated, ulcer
 * – burn (scald)
 * – heartsick, heartbroken
 * – lovesick
 * – bedsore
 * – fatheaded
 * – sick of heart
 * – ringworm
 * – illness, disease, stroke, disorder
 * – hepatitis
 * – liver disease
 * – air sickness
 * – womb illness
 * – belly-ache
 * yn çhingys-buillee – apoplexy
 * – sleepy sickness, lethargy
 * – vertigo
 * – neuralgia
 * – sick headache
 * – earache
 * – childbirth, travail (birth)
 * – ague
 * – paludism
 * – lumbago, spinal disease
 * – toothache
 * – stomach pain, nausea, gastric troubles
 * – stomach ache, digestive trouble
 * – mallenders
 * – backache
 * yn çhingys Injinagh – beriberi
 * – headache
 * – lead colic
 * – seasickness
 * yn çhingys millish – diabetes
 * – dysentery
 * – nervous troubles
 * – neuropathy
 * – palsy
 * – rabies
 * – lunacy
 * – brain sickness
 * – phthisis
 * – the purples
 * – cattle disease
 * – truantship
 * – eye trouble
 * yn çhingys tayrnee – convulsions
 * – epidemic
 * yn çhingys tuittymagh – epilepsy
 * – seasickness
 * – malingering
 * – tuberculosis
 * – diarrhoea
 * – squandermania
 * yn çhingys Yernagh – ulcerated dermal necrosis, salmon disease, Irish disease
 * – foot and mouth
 * – scrofula
 * – painful, seedy
 * – chintz
 * – stomach, tummy
 * , - ingle, hearth, fireplace
 * – chimney corner
 * – hidebound
 * – puffed up with pride
 * – skintight
 * – tendril, tentacle
 * – tentacular
 * – thronging
 * – vice
 * – inflate, brace
 * (er) – interlace
 * – brake
 * – wooden tongs, forceps
 * – pincers
 * – hairclip
 * – braking
 * – press on
 * – close up, bunch
 * – perforate, siege, press in
 * (er) – mob, beseige, beleaguer, beset
 * – inflater, nut, brace, strainer, tightener
 * – bicycle pump
 * – compactness, tension, tenseness, austerity, strain, tautness, stiffness
 * – air pressure
 * – surface tension
 * – gas pressure
 * – water pressure
 * – inflated, blown, tightened, pressurized
 * – close-ranked
 * – protester
 * – protest
 * – chain adjuster
 * – paper clamp
 * – cross-brace
 * – air tube
 * – tuning, tune up
 * – key, fastening
 * – tuner
 * – central heating
 * – heater
 * – foot-warmer
 * – room heater
 * – water heater
 * – bed-warmer
 * – warmer
 * – plate-warmer
 * – fan heater
 * – warmed
 * – dry, dessicate, drain, cure
 * – desiccative
 * – curer, drier, absorbent
 * – spin dryer
 * – aridity, drought, dryness
 * – dried, dried up, drained
 * – dry-footed
 * – dry-cleaning, dry-clean
 * – dry-cleaned
 * – dry-eyed
 * – prohibitionism
 * – rock pipit
 * – thick-skinned (of fruit)
 * – pachydermatous
 * – thick-stroke
 * – viscous
 * – blubber-lipped
 * – blubber-lipped
 * – concentration
 * – concentrator, coagulant
 * – congeal, clot, thicken, concentrate, become heavy
 * – clotted
 * – stoutness, turbidness, intenseness, grossness, clot
 * – concentrated
 * – cream, top of milk
 * – theorem
 * – warmer, hotter
 * – tube
 * – integration
 * – instant
 * – chowder
 * – -hearted
 * – chronologist, chronologer
 * – chronological
 * – chronology
 * - towards me, for
 * – chutney
 * – chyle
 * – roundabout
 * – environmental, roundabout
 * – girth, environment, surroundings
 * – periodical
 * – chimney
 * – circumlocution
 * – soften
 * – commiserative
 * – pity
 * – pitying
 * – circumcised
 * – uncircumcised, Gentile, preputial, circumcised (male)
 * – circumcise, circumcision
 * – uncircumcision
 * – devise, bequeath, depute, dedicate, dedication
 * (da) – devolve
 * – hoarding, gather, saving
 * – nutting
 * – rodeo
 * – set, family, inflammation, accumulation
 * – remainder set
 * – gatherer, accumulator
 * – cycle, circuit
 * – Carnot cycle
 * – electric circuit
 * – cyclic, cyclical
 * – circuitry
 * – foundation
 * – table-turning
 * – cast about
 * – turn back (as persons)
 * – pervert
 * – volte face
 * – divert, turn away
 * – avail
 * – turn round, turn about
 * – turn aside
 * – turn up
 * – U-turn
 * – eversion
 * – translator, changer
 * – turnstone
 * – rotational
 * – converted, twisted, translated
 * – conversion
 * – industries, industry
 * – sheltered industry
 * – heavy industry
 * – textile industry
 * – gas industry
 * – industrial
 * – industrialize
 * – industrialism
 * – industrialist
 * – errand, tour
 * – courier
 * – intelligence
 * – gathering sore
 * - stave, board, playbill, table (list), batten, platter, bar counter, programme
 * , - hedge
 * - to rehearse, exercise, train, practise, acclimatize, prosecute, profess, follow (as trade)
 * - agreer, congruent, concordant, compromising
 * - harmony, concord, compromise, agreement of figures
 * , - loss
 * , - heifer
 * , - stallion
 * , ~  - (The) Calf (of Man)
 * , - hiding place
 * , - leaf of a door
 * , - help
 * , - straw
 * , - count
 * , - court
 * , - gain
 * , - sign
 * , - shaking
 * , ~  - clay
 * , - back room, closet
 * , - sowing
 * - vascular
 * - syphon, pipe, thread of tow, flute in column
 * - steady pulse
 * - blood letter
 * - lode, vein, reef
 * - coal bed, coal seam
 * - jugular
 * - artery
 * - aorta
 * , - wheat
 * , - whipping
 * - blood letter
 * - lode, vein, reef
 * - coal bed, coal seam
 * - jugular
 * - artery
 * - aorta
 * , - wheat
 * , - whipping

D

 * , - projection
 * , - condemnation
 * , - bramble
 * , - hump

E

 * - essay, attempt, trial, try, effort, push
 * , - lime
 * , - wilderness
 * , - precipice
 * , - lending, borrowing
 * , - fisherman
 * , - fisherman

F

 * - leaky, pervious, drippy, dripping
 * - anklet
 * ,  - golden ring
 * - silver ring
 * - slip ring
 * - parrel
 * - gas ring
 * - anthelion, sun halo
 * - piston ring
 * - engagement ring
 * - halo
 * - keyring
 * - oil-ring
 * - packing ring
 * - wedding ring
 * ,  - split ring
 * - scraper ring
 * - seal ring, signet ring
 * - fairy ring
 * - halo, aureola
 * - bull's eye
 * - nose ring
 * - ringlet, circlet
 * - annual ring
 * - aurora
 * - wagoner, charioteer
 * - annulet
 * - cyclic, cyclical, circinate
 * - annular
 * , - fortune-telling
 * - trepidation, shyness, timidity, cowardice, irresolution
 * , - flaying
 * , - waiting
 * , - fountain
 * , - winnowing
 * , - cold
 * - soluble, solvable, redeemable, laxative
 * , - releasing
 * - worthwhile, valuable
 * - fathom, during
 * - essential, necessary, beggarly, destitute, requisite, needy
 * , - presence
 * - open-handed, bountiful, benevolent, generous, munificent
 * - ungrudging, bountiful, bounteous, munificent, benevolent, liberal, hospitable, lavish, generous
 * , - weaver
 * , - folding
 * - improvement, welfare, benefit, well-being, quality, betterment, utility, goodness
 * , - bud
 * - critical
 * , - mower
 * - stealthy, secret, esoteric, mysterious, confidential, secretive, classified
 * - solid, impregnable, sufficient, firm, efficacious, substantial, efficient, perfect, effectual, of good standing, stable
 * - perfect, ground, establishment, prove
 * , - forester
 * , - heather

G

 * , - garden
 * , - comfort
 * , - gate
 * - festival, junket, ceilidh, house party, social, do, entertainment, revel, feasting, feast, carousal, get-together
 * - reproductive, creative, conceptual, generative, imaginable
 * , - mortgage, pledge
 * , - broom
 * , - cleaning
 * , - beak
 * - like, resemble, resembling
 * - festering, disease, malady
 * , - to acidulate, pain, hurt, maim
 * , - stripper
 * , - beak
 * - like, resemble, resembling
 * - festering, disease, malady
 * , - to acidulate, pain, hurt, maim
 * , - stripper

H

 * - beyond, hence, yonder, come over, across, overleaf, opposite, reverse

I

 * , - brewing
 * , - train of nets
 * , - pus
 * , - lowness

J

 * - achiever, performer, perpetrator, agent, producer, manufacturer, actor, active
 * , - ear of corn
 * , - tear
 * ~, - dish
 * ~, - dish
 * ~, - dish

K

 * , - carding
 * , - forge
 * , ~  - sense
 * , - jaw
 * , - unmilled woollen cloth
 * , - spade
 * , - ling (heather)

L

 * - centric, centrical; stage, centre, venue, site
 * - to absolve, pardon, excuse, forgive; absolution, forgiving, forgiveness, remission
 * , - slope down
 * , - hip
 * lhiasagh(ey), - ransom
 * lhiassagh(ey), - feigning
 * , - elm
 * ~, - baring
 * , - rot
 * , - meal
 * , - ale
 * , - cheek
 * loaght(ey), - handling
 * - rotten, putrid, stale, decayed, gangrenous, bad (as meat), corrupt, putrefactive, putrescent, foul, rotted, carious, stagnate
 * , - lantern
 * , - oath
 * losht(ey), - burning
 * , - herb
 * , - blazing
 * , - herb
 * , - blazing

M

 * ~, - rent
 * , - cattle
 * , - field
 * , - mark
 * , - mixing
 * - ill-qualified
 * - inappetence, inappetency
 * - ill luck
 * - unfortunate
 * - ill-starred
 * - misrepresentation
 * - irreverence
 * - irreverent, disrespectful, revolutionary
 * - misquotation
 * - recklessness
 * - reckless
 * - disobliging
 * - impiety, slight, disrespect, impertinence
 * - disrespectful
 * - lack of contrition, impenitence
 * - impenitent, impenitent person, uncontrite
 * - inconvenient
 * - inconvenience
 * - iniquitous
 * - incautious, improvident
 * - unfairness, injustice, improbity, iniquity
 * - iniquitous
 * - distasteful
 * - impassable
 * - impassableness
 * - misshape
 * - misshapen
 * - misalliance
 * - carelessness
 * - unattractive
 * - charmless
 * rish - unadapted
 * - misprint
 * - discordant, contradictory, disagreeing, incompatible
 * - incompatibility, variance, disagreement, discord, dissent, clashing, disagreeableness
 * - undue, malapropos, unbeseeming
 * - tasteless (as dress)
 * - miscount, misreckon
 * - discourteous, impolite
 * - impoliteness, discourtesy
 * - mispronunciation, mispronounce
 * - clash
 * - inequitable, uneven, imbalanced, unbalanced, bumpy
 * - imbalance, unevenness
 * - misadvise
 * - misadvice
 * - impious, undevout, irreligious, ungodly
 * - impiety, agnosticism, ungodliness
 * - ungodliness
 * - discredit, disbelieve
 * - superstitious
 * - sceptic, sceptical, infidel, unbeliever, disbeliever, agnostic, unbelieving
 * - faithlessness, scepticism, incredulity, disbelief, agnosticism, unbelief
 * - ill-fated
 * - detinue
 * - asymmetry, malformation, blur, deformity, misshape, deformation, deform
 * - deformed, misshapen, malformed, ill-designed
 * - neglect, negligence
 * - neglectful
 * - unblamable, blameless, inculpable (person)
 * - blamelessness, inculpability
 * - miscalculation
 * - ill-mannered
 * - unhealthy (of climate)
 * - unhealthiness (climate)
 * - unfortunate, ill-fated, ill-starred
 * - intolerant
 * - inobservance
 * - disconsolate, discomfort, uncomfortableness, distress
 * - disconsolate, uncomfortable, distressed
 * - disconsolateness
 * - discontent, unhappiness
 * - uncharitable
 * - uncharitableness
 * - degenerate
 * - ungracious, graceless
 * - ungraciousness
 * - unfortunate
 * - dislike, disagreeableness, unacceptability, repugnance, displeasure, unattractiveness, emptiness
 * - unattractive, displeased, unacceptable, objectionable, unenjoyable, charmless, uncongenial (as job), disagreeable, displeasing
 * - absent-minded person, absent (of landlord), inattentive, absent-minded, heedless
 * - neglect, inattention
 * - absenteeism (landlord), oversight, heedlessness, thoughtlessness, inattention
 * - mistune
 * - comfortless
 * - mistime
 * - mistimed
 * - ill-timed, inopportune, misplaced, out of place, inapt, inexpedient, incongruous, inept
 * - inaptitude, infelicity
 * - diffidence
 * - despair
 * - despairing, hopeless (person)
 * - distrust, mistrust
 * - distrustful, mistrustful, diffident, mistrusting
 * - hopelessness
 * - inclement
 * - impatient
 * - impatience
 * - impatience
 * - stupid, ignorant, undiscerning, injudicious
 * - ignorance, simplicity
 * - mistranslation
 * - bold, brazen, imprudent, ribald, audacious, unblushing, immodest, shameless, glaring (of injustice), unashamed
 * - boldness, imprudence, shamelessness, audaciousness, brazenness, immodesty, glaringness, indelicacy, audacity
 * - imprudent
 * - indelicate
 * - unhallowed, unholy, impious
 * - profanation, profane
 * - derangement, disarray
 * - disorderliness
 * - disorder
 * - misfunction
 * - misfunction
 * - mispronunciation
 * - dishonour
 * - dishonour, dishonourable, dishonest (person)
 * - dishonesty
 * - dishonourableness
 * - despise, profane
 * - undignified, ignoble
 * - unapostolic
 * - misgiving
 * - apolitical
 * - unappreciative
 * - ill-success, insuccess
 * - maladjustment
 * - irresponsible, ill-matched, incongruous, disparate
 * - disparity, irresponsibility, incongruity
 * - misgovernment, misgovern, misrule
 * - misrule, misgovern
 * - lawless, anarchist, turbulent person, anarchic, anarchical, ungovernable (as country), disorderly, irregular, turbulent
 * - lawlessness, disorder, irregularity, anarchy, disloyalty, misrule, turbulence
 * - refractory
 * - maladministration
 * (obbyr) - misconduct
 * - illogicality
 * - senseless, preposterous, illogical, incoherent
 * - incoherence, preposterousness
 * - misdeal
 * - ill-intentioned
 * - unhygienic
 * - unemployment
 * - misguiding, misleading
 * - misconduct, mismanagement, misguidance, mismanage
 * - misguided
 * - undiplomatic
 * - disunity, disunion
 * - disuniting
 * - disunited
 * - misinterpretation
 * - unhappy person
 * - infelicitous, unhappy, miserable, dismal
 * - misery, unhappiness
 * - indecorous, uncivil, mannerless, badly-behaved, indelicate
 * - incivility, indelicacy
 * - ill-breeding, incivility
 * - ill-bred
 * - malnutrition
 * - rebel, uncomplying, rebellious, disobedient, undutiful (person)
 * - noncompliance, rebellion, disobedience, rebelliousness
 * - discordant, cacophonous, tuneless
 * - disharmony, discord, cacophony
 * - unappetizing
 * - distasteful
 * - no ball
 * - malcontent
 * - misjudgement, misreckoning
 * - indiscriminating
 * - unconstitutional
 * - dissatisfied
 * - ungrateful
 * - ungrateful, unappreciative
 * - ungratefulness
 * - unhandsome
 * - disaffectionate, disaffected
 * - infidelity, disaffection
 * - dingy
 * - dinginess
 * - misapplication
 * - disingenuous, morally crooked, faithless, dishonest
 * - disingenuousness, insincerity, faithlessness, imperfection
 * - misinformation
 * - misinformed
 * , - meal
 * , - supervisor, mayor, curator, keeper, prefect, taskmaster, manager, custodian, steward, bailiff
 * , - spoiling
 * , - miller
 * , - mill
 * , - spoiling
 * , - miller
 * , - mill
 * , - miller
 * , - mill

N

 * ~, - betrothal
 * - inattention
 * - uncomfortable, depression, miserableness, discomfort
 * - dissimilarity
 * - disincentive
 * - ineffability, inexpressible, ineffable, uncommunicative, reserved
 * , - enemy
 * , - enemy

O

 * , - ritual, ordinance, dispensation, directive, decree, behest, order, arrangement, sequence, commission, rite, array, decretory, direction, fiat
 * , - haunt
 * , - wool
 * , - worship
 * , - pit
 * , - thumb
 * - ornate, flowery, colourful, decorative, flashy
 * , - sigh
 * , - sacrifice

P

 * , - paper
 * - grace, pardon, condonation, remission
 * , - pewter
 * - piece, cutting, length (of thread), patch, bit
 * , - rector
 * , - prophet
 * , - pea
 * , - suffocating
 * , - pot
 * , - brass
 * - amphitheatre
 * - pedestrian precinct
 * - funfair
 * - arena
 * - ground plot
 * - patchy
 * - patcher
 * , - port

Q

 * , - distaff

R

 * - phrase, saying, dictum, remark, expression, sentence
 * , - anchoring
 * , - tearing
 * - playful, frolicsome, mirthful, sportive, blithe, frisky, amorous, lecherous, randy
 * , - sorting out
 * - to choose, opt, elect, single out, correct (as behaviour), champion, discrimination, preferred, favourite, choice, option
 * - normal
 * - ruling, decisive, ordinal, according to rule, regular; ruler, director, president, rector
 * - reason, cause, rationality, logic, reasonableness
 * ,, - to dig
 * - real, true, actual, material
 * , - fishing line
 * - to bleed, hemorrhage; bleeding, hemorrhage
 * - division, of a division, share, portion, quota, lot, part, category, beat, parcel or claim of land, verse, political ward; departmental
 * - exploratory
 * - to attain, reach, arrive; arriving, reaching, accession to power
 * , - graveyard

S

 * , - holder, container, utensil, vase, vial, trough, feeder, ship
 * , ~  - sack
 * - soiling, dirty
 * - salvation, redemption
 * - cover, hood, fire guard, screen, fence, fencing, pretence, guise, ghost, apparition, a very thin person, shadow, shadiness, adumbration, shade, timidity, blight; thirds
 * - respect, regard, importance, consequence, momentousness, moment
 * - impressive, noticeable, regardful, momentous, important
 * - to escape, elude, avoid, abscond; absconding, abscondment
 * , - separation
 * , - throat
 * , - scalding
 * , - scrubbing
 * , - scraw (turf for thatching)
 * - to move, remove, displace, dislodge, shift, budge, evict, scoot, quit, shift about
 * - dislodgement, removal, eviction, moving, shifting, displacement
 * , - carpenter
 * , - foal
 * , - bent-grass
 * , - silk
 * - to breathe, puff, honk, gust, fill out, breeze, blow (of whale), toot (on horn), spout
 * , - black willow
 * - conjectural, theorist, theoretical, notional, imaginable, imaginative, presumable, speculator, putative, speculative, imaginary, fanciful, thinkable
 * , - plough team
 * , - sail
 * , - sight
 * , - shoulder
 * , - rush
 * , - pining
 * , - shedding, shaking
 * - malefic, deleterious, injurious, nocuous
 * - maleficence, injuriousness
 * , - shelling
 * - to recover, pull through, indemnify, integrate
 * - recuperation, recovery, integration
 * - sanative
 * , - swallowing
 * , - spark
 * - thoughtful, imaginable, pensive, notional, serious, thinking
 * - imagination, thought, reflecting, cogitation, thinking
 * , - thread
 * , - wrapping
 * - accommodating of morals, ductile, floating, temperamental
 * - biddable, malleable
 * - complaisant
 * - complaisance
 * - dirty
 * - fortune, plentitude, affluence, good luck, satiety, felicity, luckiness
 * , - plenty
 * - substantial, plenteous, plentiful, complete, plenary, plenty
 * , - flail
 * - well-off, comfortable, affluent, snug, well-to-do
 * - sky
 * , - plunder
 * - commonwealth
 * , - tin
 * - steerable
 * , - rudder
 * , - steward
 * - bridle, rein, fraenum, curb
 * , - prostitute
 * , - sexton
 * , - suffering
 * - sky
 * , - plunder
 * - commonwealth
 * , - tin
 * - steerable
 * , - rudder
 * , - steward
 * - bridle, rein, fraenum, curb
 * , - prostitute
 * , - sexton
 * , - suffering

T

 * , - thunder
 * - murmuring, grumbling, grumble, disgruntled, reproach, murmur
 * , - girth
 * , - treasure
 * , - thatch
 * , - arse
 * , - tinker
 * , - choking
 * - surveyor; dimensional; standard
 * - donor, donator, bestower, giver
 * - ploughing
 * , - shore
 * , - fast
 * - to waste, destroy
 * - to plough, furrow, plough up, cleave; tilling, ploughing; leisured
 * - envious, begrudging
 * - speculative, speculator
 * , - fall
 * , - fall
 * - crumbling, tottering, falling, accidental, caducous, epileptic; disagreement, accident
 * , - instant
 * , - attorney
 * - knowing, versed, intelligent, knowledgeable, clever; intelligence
 * , - instant
 * , - attorney
 * - knowing, versed, intelligent, knowledgeable, clever; intelligence

U

 * - U-bolt
 * - fine, penalty, privation, ruination, injury, disservice
 * - prejudicial
 * - node, lump
 * - nodose, knotty, knobby, nodal, lumpy
 * - knuckle
 * - knottiness, nodosity
 * - utricle
 * - swivel
 * ! - alack! alas!
 * - interjection
 * - lap, ridge cut at one sweep
 * - affiliation, foster-child
 * - foster-daughter
 * , - slope up, ramp, ascent, hill, hillside, rising ground, shelving, bluffness, high-pitched
 * , - stackyard
 * - steep slope
 * - differentiation, differentiate
 * - precipitousness
 * - author
 * - tragedian
 * - authoritative
 * - authorship, sanction, authorization
 * - sloping upwards, sheer, bluff (of coast)
 * - bluffness
 * - parapet
 * - of the stackyard, stackyard
 * - farmyard, haggard, rickyard, stackyard, cornyard
 * - evils
 * ,,   - casement window
 * - dormer window, skylight
 * - lattice window
 * ,  - transom window
 * - garret window
 * - shop window
 * - sash window
 * ,  - bow window
 * - louvre
 * - porthole
 * - cornea
 * - fanlight
 * - storm window
 * - eyehole
 * - place of devotion
 * - honeysuckle, woodbine
 * - Ullapool
 * - monkey-block, trochlea, pulley
 * - cone-pulley
 * - trolley
 * - fiddle-block
 * - idler, idle pulley
 * - driving pulley
 * - band pulley
 * - trochoid
 * - step of turf spade
 * - virtuosity
 * - charnel house
 * - preparedness, readiness
 * - cornered
 * - ullage
 * - wormwood
 * - sea wormwood
 * - preparedness
 * - ulnar
 * - ulna
 * - ultramontane
 * - sole, one
 * - single-stemmed
 * - once only
 * - monogamist, monogamous
 * - monogamy
 * - monophase
 * - unilateral
 * - monotype
 * - monomolecular
 * - isochromatic
 * - uniformity
 * - stinging nettle, jenny nettles
 * - fenugreek
 * - small stinging nettle
 * - dead nettle
 * , - urticaceous
 * - basic, fundamental, intrinsic, cardinal, staple, firsthand
 * , - sea unicorn
 * - one way, unidirectional
 * - whitebeam
 * - weeping ash
 * - single-storied
 * - one price
 * - only one
 * - unanimous, particular, singular
 * - particularity
 * - unanimity
 * - BTU (British Thermal Unit)
 * - power unit
 * - moly
 * - spring squill
 * - ounce avoirdupois
 * - reward, fee at Christmas
 * - unidirectional
 * - isolation
 * yn un' red - ditto
 * - isolator
 * - only
 * - one-cylinder
 * - single-cylinder
 * - uncial
 * - monotony
 * - monotonous
 * - monorail
 * - monoplane
 * - single-seater
 * - single-wire
 * - monomial
 * - monotreme
 * - monotremata
 * - unidirectional
 * - single-barrelled
 * - monobasic
 * - uric
 * - underwriting
 * - third party insurance
 * - coy (of girl), reserved
 * - delight
 * - allegiance
 * - great
 * - secure
 * - third party insurance
 * - life insurance
 * , - marine insurance
 * - national insurance
 * - life assurance
 * - insurer
 * - insurable
 * - urticaria
 * - interest to date
 * - interest payer
 * - moneylender, usurer, scrivener
 * - golden oriole
 * - kingfisher
 * - cagebird
 * - song bird
 * - vulture
 * - mockingbird
 * - fledgling
 * - lark
 * - bittern
 * - kingfisher
 * - nightingale
 * - wood lark
 * - meadow pipit
 * - water rail
 * - bee-eater
 * - willow warbler
 * - red-necked phalarope
 * - hoopoe
 * - wheatear
 * - plover, golden plover
 * - woodcock
 * - corn bunting
 * - ruff
 * - sea bird
 * - babbler bird
 * - robin
 * - swift
 * - pied wagtail, grey wagtail
 * - wagtail
 * - red-backed shrike
 * - yellow hammer, yellow bunting
 * - yellow bunting, yellow hammer
 * - mountain finch, brambling
 * - chaffinch
 * - whinchat
 * - pelican
 * - goldcrest
 * - linnet
 * - fieldfare
 * - lark
 * - fieldfare
 * - wryneck
 * - aptera
 * - wet, liquid, swampy, marshy, watery
 * - slobber, watering
 * - fluid, liquidity, fluidity, swampiness
 * - aerated water
 * - whisky, scotch, usquebaugh
 * - malt whisky
 * - aqua vitae
 * - well water
 * - distilled water
 * - lime water
 * - spring water
 * - water-cooled
 * - rainwater
 * - conspiracy
 * - tap water
 * - water colour
 * - hydrodynamics
 * - water glass
 * - bleaching water
 * - hydrostatic
 * - hydrostatics
 * - hydroscope
 * - hydroscopic
 * - hydrometry
 * - hydrometer
 * - ditch water
 * - hydrocephalus
 * - lavender water
 * - hydroelectric
 * - hydrotheraphy, hydropathy
 * - hydrotherapeutic, hydropathic
 * - table water
 * - fresh water
 * - spring tide after neap
 * - hydraulic
 * - hydraulics
 * - potash water
 * - rice water
 * - rose water
 * - bilge water
 * - dish water
 * - foul water
 * - soda water
 * - dam
 * - sulphur water
 * - shallow water
 * - undiluted whisky
 * - let in
 * - water-repellant
 * - hydrosphere
 * - aquarium
 * - waterer
 * - a very thin person, skeleton, cadre
 * - exoskeleton
 * - orthopaedist
 * - orthopaedic
 * - orthopaedy
 * - haunt

V

 * - V-gear
 * - vaccine
 * - vaccinate, vaccination
 * - vaccinator
 * - eternally
 * - ever
 * - vector
 * - vectorial
 * - a while ago
 * - just now
 * Yn Vaie Vooar - Niarbyl Bay
 * - shall see?
 * - vives
 * - valise
 * - velour(s)
 * - furniture van, pantechnicon
 * - black maria
 * - black maria
 * - vanadium
 * - Hop tu Naa song
 * - I warrant
 * - to mark
 * - nail varnish
 * - I warrant
 * - vaseline
 * - pre-existent
 * - volunteer
 * - live
 * (da) - beseem
 * - survive
 * - resent
 * - resent
 * (na) - outnumber
 * - teem (of female)
 * - would be
 * - alimentary
 * - viola
 * - virus
 * - visa
 * - nothing, none, anything, duck, love
 * - little by little, gradually, by degrees
 * - I would be
 * ! - lo! look!
 * - asunder, apart
 * - long-winded
 * - from there, therefrom, thence, lo
 * - thenceforth, thereafter
 * - thence
 * - hence
 * - henceforth, hence, ever
 * - fore and aft
 * - just then
 * - onshore (wind)
 * - implicitly, heart-to-heart
 * - fundamentally
 * - constitutional
 * - from Hollantide
 * - from the outset
 * - thence
 * - thenceforth
 * - hence
 * - viva voce, verbal
 * - congenital
 * - vair
 * - velvet
 * - velvety
 * - velveteen
 * Yn Ven Gheulit - Andromeda
 * Yn Ven Seyr ain - Our Lady
 * - Vendean
 * - revenge, maliciousness, spite
 * - Venetian
 * - venture
 * - venture, undertaking
 * - venturesome
 * ,  - verandah
 * - vermicelli
 * - veronal
 * - would give
 * (er) - berserk
 * - I would give
 * - vertebrate, vertebral
 * - vervain, verbena
 * - vest, waistcoat
 * - sleeved vest
 * - vestal
 * - voyage
 * Yn Vible Chasherick - The Holy Bible
 * - viburnum
 * yn vie chadjin - commonweal
 * - to set the pace
 * - vicar
 * - The Great Enquest
 * - The Front Bench
 * - spite
 * - violin
 * - thumb-screw
 * - vizier
 * - vitamin
 * - vitriol
 * Yn Vlein Noa - Hogmanay, New Year
 * yn vlein ry heet, yn vlein shoh çheet - next year
 * yn vlein scoill - the scholastic year
 * - from her
 * - would find?
 * - corn dolly
 * Yn Voidyn Moirrey - Madonna, The Blessed Virgin
 * Yn Voidyn Vannee - The Blessed Virgin
 * - voile
 * - would I find
 * ! - woe is me!
 * - from top to bottom
 * - heaven-sent
 * - cap-a-pie
 * - the livelong day
 * - consequently
 * - between-times, periodic, intermittent
 * - heartfelt
 * - vole
 * - smallpox
 * - syphilis
 * - smallpox
 * - abdominal
 * - lead on
 * - volt
 * - voltameter
 * - potentiometer
 * - voltage
 * - fringe benefit
 * - unemployment benefit
 * - weather gauge
 * - behoof
 * - profit-sharing
 * - utilitarianism
 * - utilitarianism
 * - benefit, profit, avail
 * - profiteer
 * - the many, particle
 * yn vooar chooid - the majority
 * - thick
 * - the high seas
 * Yn Vooir Yiass - The South Sea
 * Yn Vooiragh - The Mooragh
 * - shall get?
 * - hem
 * - inform
 * - smallpox
 * - smallpox
 * Yn Vriwnys Yerrinagh - The Last Judgement
 * - abdominal
 * - biliary
 * - amoebic dysentry
 * - vulcanite
 * - mother
 * - the bare necessaries

W

 * ! - whoa! (to horse)
 * - stroll
 * - ramble, stroll, rambling, stroller, vagabond, vagrant
 * - wharf rat
 * - rambling, vagabondage, vagrancy
 * - ammunition wagon
 * - forage wagon
 * - coach
 * - attendance, wait on, waiting
 * - waiter, attendant (of person)
 * - stroll, fulling, to the full
 * - fuller, tucker
 * - wander
 * - wanderer, wandering
 * - wandering
 * - wapiti
 * - weapon, instrument
 * - secret weapon
 * - having weapons
 * ,  - stroke
 * ,  - warden
 * - churchwarden
 * - warden
 * - wardenship
 * ,  - prison officer, warder, jailer
 * ,  - wardress
 * - ward
 * - trio (of herrings), warp
 * - bind, bandaging, wrap
 * - wrapped
 * - humorist, wit (person)
 * - hop (of mill)
 * - wary, knowing, facetious, witty
 * - over here, across, side
 * - this side
 * - watt
 * - watt-hour
 * - wattage
 * - wattmeter
 * - wadding, wad
 * - wainscot
 * - little stitch
 * - hem stitch
 * - stitch on
 * - sew up, stitch up
 * - garter stitch
 * - back stitch
 * - back stitch
 * - herring-bone stitch
 * - moss stitch
 * - seamtress, sewer (person)
 * , - sewed, sutured, stitched
 * - thrum
 * - towards him
 * - petty sessions
 * - narwhal
 * - sperm whale
 * - barb
 * - barbed
 * - so much, as much
 * - so much
 * - as much more
 * - as many of you as
 * - as much as that, as large as that
 * - all the more
 * - so much more
 * yn wheiggoo jeig - fifteenth
 * - wherry
 * - as much as, so many, as many
 * - as much as
 * - whinstone
 * Yn Whing - Perseus
 * - leading horse
 * - immature conger
 * - whippet
 * - untidy stitch
 * - seam
 * - seamy
 * - muddle
 * ! - hush!
 * - three bushels
 * - Viking
 * - whim
 * - worsted
 * - worsted
 * - The Reef
 * ! - whoa! (to horse)
 * yn woirrinagh - hen bird
 * - from
 * - wallet
 * ! - bow-wow! woof! (of dog)
 * - desire
 * - navelwort, pennywort
 * - Dyer's mignonette
 * - windlass

Y

 * - y-shaped
 * - Y-joint
 * - Jehovah
 * - yap
 * - hank
 * - Teddy
 * ! - beg! (to dog)
 * ! - Holy God!
 * - thong, leash, lead, lash, lace
 * - ankle strap
 * - flail band
 * - breast strap
 * - hat strap
 * - back strap
 * - catapult
 * - razor strop
 * - chin strap
 * - rein
 * - bootlace
 * - leather bootlace, shoelace
 * - strap, tie (of shoe)
 * - shoulder strap
 * - whip, beat, strap, lash
 * - bastinado
 * - beater, lasher
 * - strapped
 * - whipped, lashed
 * - deposit, handsel
 * - to wish, yearn, fancy, request, solicit, importune; prayer, aspiration, intention, application, soliciting
 * - wish, yearn, fancy, request, solicit, importune; prayer, aspiration, intention, application, soliciting
 * (er) - ask (for), intreat, aspire, beseech
 * - sexual desire, lust
 * - propose
 * - soliciting, yearning, wistful, importunate
 * - petition, appeal
 * - desirability
 * - applicant, candidate, entrant
 * - candidature, application
 * - loan, issue (of loan), lending
 * - borrow, lend, second
 * - lending
 * - borrower
 * - borrowed, lent, seconded
 * - satiety
 * - satiated
 * - produce
 * - beaten
 * - Jesus
 * - Jesus Christ
 * - Jesuit
 * - however, otherwise, anyrate; succeeding, after (time), ensuing, abaft, after him
 * - in series
 * - thereafter, consequently, subsequently, notwithstanding, nevertheless
 * - still, nevertheless
 * - hereupon, after this, hereafter
 * - rotation, succession, successive, succeeding
 * - right-hand
 * - strip iron
 * - wrought iron
 * - smith's iron
 * - calking iron
 * - crisping iron
 * - ferrotype
 * - ferroconcrete
 * - back iron
 * - leg iron
 * - cramp iron
 * - corrugated iron
 * - wrought iron, cast iron
 * - linchpin
 * - hoop iron
 * - scythe
 * - pig iron
 * - an edged tool
 * - grappling iron
 * - driving iron
 * - caulking iron
 * - brand (for cattle)
 * - sheet iron
 * - plane iron
 * - searing iron
 * - waffle iron
 * - plate iron
 * - corrugated iron
 * - casting iron
 * - rolled iron
 * - rabble
 * - plough irons
 * - flat iron
 * - pintle
 * - stirrup iron
 * - T-section
 * - goose
 * - cast iron
 * - angle iron
 * , - cover with iron
 * - ferrate
 * - ironing, iron
 * - ironmonger
 * - ironmongery
 * - iron gray
 * - ironclad, ironshod
 * - ferrous]
 * - calipers
 * - would say
 * - hew out
 * - I would say
 * - climbing irons
 * ! - lo and behold!
 * - to prize
 * - would do
 * - I would do
 * - would find
 * - I would find
 * ! - I don't agree with you!
 * - multivalence
 * - gang plough, multiple plough
 * - many-headed
 * - contingencies
 * - multiplex
 * - multitone
 * - all-in wrestling
 * - multi-engined
 * - many-roomed
 * - plural vote
 * - multi-ocular, many-eyed
 * - book of many volumes
 * - multitubular
 * - all-in policy (insurance)
 * - multi-wire
 * - call, shout, cry, exclamation, acclaim, vocation
 * - trunk call
 * - hue and cry, outcry
 * - trumpet call
 * (er) - barrack, page, call upon
 * - undercall
 * - call up
 * - call over
 * - bird call
 * - shout, acclaim, exclaim, bawl
 * - turn out
 * - exclamatory
 * - shout out
 * - caller, shouter, exclaimer
 * - waits
 * - abundant, infinite, plural
 * - multiplication, multiply
 * - manifoldness
 * - variegated
 * - varied, variegated
 * - multitude
 * - multiple, various, manifold
 * - complex
 * - many a time, dozens of times
 * - a great many
 * - horde
 * - flamboyant
 * - abundance
 * (jeh) - used, employed
 * - useful
 * - utilize
 * - user
 * - used
 * - useful, handy, valuable
 * - utility, usefulness
 * - value of time
 * - usefulness
 * - usefulness
 * - periphery
 * - peripheral
 * - wallow, roll over, tumble
 * - tumbler, wallower
 * - tumble drier
 * - wallow, roll over, tumble
 * - rolled
 * - necessity, destitution, exigence, want, require
 * - anorexia
 * - need, necessary, destitute, needful, indigent
 * (er) - boss
 * - yean
 * - carry back
 * - sledge
 * - carry off, bear off, carry away
 * - depose, attest, testify
 * - carry along
 * - bear out, carry out
 * - fruit
 * - carry down
 * - miscarry
 * - carry up
 * - import
 * - bearer, carrier (person), porter, conveyor, transporter, vehicle, haulier, haulage contractor; sustaining, portable
 * - colour-bearer
 * - germ carrier
 * - sword-bearer
 * - torch-bearer
 * - carrier
 * - armour-bearer
 * - testifier
 * - vector
 * - importer
 * - water bearer, water carrier, bhisti
 * - portability
 * - bearing
 * - cone-bearing
 * - roller bearing
 * - conductive
 * - road transport
 * - manner of life
 * - water carriage
 * - carriage free
 * - miscarriage
 * - carriage forward
 * - trooping
 * - importing
 * - seaborne
 * - waterborne
 * - behaviourism
 * - row, oar, rowing
 * (ayns cloie) - match play
 * - pull out
 * - rower, oarsman, waterman, ferryman, rowing, rowing man
 * - galleyworm
 * - rowed
 * - oarsmanship, effects
 * - constructive
 * - chargeable (of land)
 * - redeemable
 * - culinary
 * - retractile
 * - realizable
 * - confutable
 * - assignable
 * - dischargeable, defrayable, due
 * - assumable (opinion)
 * - controvertible
 * - leviable
 * - retractile
 * - combustibility
 * - reversible
 * - practical
 * - nubility
 * - tensile
 * - revocable
 * - habitable
 * - commutability
 * - transposable, exchangeable
 * - ponderable
 * - variety
 * - browse, pasture, graze
 * - grazier
 * - grass-fed
 * - inhaler
 * - fingernail
 * - ungulate
 * - suppuration
 * - suppurating
 * - suppurate, suppurating
 * - fester, suppurating, inflammation
 * , - festering
 * - festered
 * - in-centre
 * - lotion
 * - air base
 * - billet
 * - pitch
 * - vantage
 * - sanctuary
 * - rendezvous
 * - footmark, foothold
 * - impress, imprint, impression
 * - point of departure
 * - oracle
 * - resting place
 * - show place
 * - bus stop
 * - apiary
 * - decimal place
 * - sojourn
 * - ambulatory
 * - vanishing point
 * - venue
 * - location
 * - morgue, mortuary
 * - catacombs, burial place
 * - plague spot
 * - check point
 * - holiday resort
 * - landing ground
 * - jumping off place
 * - landing place
 * - dwelling place, domicile, habitation
 * - civic centre
 * - marketplace
 * - baptistry
 * - mansion, abode, residence
 * - venue
 * - vantage
 * - rendezvous
 * - wheel track, wheel rut
 * - pockmark
 * - ferry
 * - delegate, deputy, representative, attorney, local
 * - lieutenancy
 * - substitute, locum tenens, commissary, procurator, proxy, assignee
 * - stand in
 * - local, district
 * - locality
 * - inoculate, inoculation
 * - admass
 * - tent
 * - alone, absolute, only, single, particular, sole
 * - absoluteness, particularity
 * - earnest, honest, righteous, undeviating, frank, genuine, straightforward, openhearted, forthcoming, intrinsic, outright, faithful, truthful, just, sincere, correct
 * - honesty, sincerity, faithfulness, correctness, downrightness, integration, trustiness, directness, straightforwardness, truthfulness, straightness, guilelessness, probity, frankness, faith, truth
 * - anthology
 * - doctrine
 * - nautical knowledge
 * - book-learning
 * - self-educated
 * - weather lore
 * - further education
 * - pedant
 * - pedantic
 * - pedantry
 * - coach
 * - lesson
 * - moralize
 * - learn by heart
 * - catechumen
 * - day pupil
 * - scholarship
 * - craft teacher
 * - music teacher
 * - dance teacher
 * - schoolteacher
 * - science master
 * - infuser
 * , - induction, induct
 * - inductor

Verbal nouns

 * brasn((agh)ey), - provocation
 * clo(ghey), - chasing
 * cormagh(ey), - equalising
 * oonl(agh)ey, - washing
 * ooragh(ey), - refreshing
 * rubb(ey), - rubbing
 * slaanagh(ey), - healing
 * teaum(ey), - pouring out

A

 * , - hungry
 * , - fiery, flammable
 * , - ignorant
 * , - respectful
 * , - profane
 * , - different
 * , - incorrect, unequal
 * , - agonising
 * , - late
 * , - feeble
 * , - unaccustomed
 * , - upsetting
 * , - infrequent
 * , - inanimate, extinct
 * , - contentious
 * , - distressed, afflicted
 * , - watchful
 * , - willing
 * , - respectful
 * , - repentant
 * , - astonished, shocking

B

 * , comp./ - fatal
 * , - disabled
 * , - threatening
 * , - dumb
 * , - branchy
 * , - branching
 * , - fed, plump
 * , - beastly, brutish
 * , - compliant
 * , - submissive, docile
 * , - quick
 * , - wooded
 * , /comp. - tuneful
 * , - lively
 * , - lively
 * , - brisk, animated
 * , - pointed
 * , - flowery
 * , - soft
 * , - joyful
 * , - poor
 * , - worrying
 * , - absolute, entire
 * , - foolish
 * , - pleased
 * , - deaf
 * , - fine
 * ,  - spotted
 * , - sultry
 * , - sultry
 * , - dynamic
 * , - stinking
 * , - brittle
 * , comp. ~  - boiled
 * ,, comp.  - dirty
 * , - savage
 * , - frightening, scary
 * , - yellow
 * ,, comp.  - handsome
 * , - percussive, quarrelsome

C

 * , - friendly
 * , - abounding in docks
 * , - common, ordinary
 * , - sleepy
 * , - fair
 * , - careful
 * , comp./ - crooked
 * , - perverse, illicit
 * , - heaped
 * , - scabby
 * , - holy
 * , - passable
 * , - bristly, barbed
 * , - immediate
 * , comp./ - ill
 * , comp.,  - stiff, tight
 * , - dry
 * ,,  - thick
 * , - cumulative
 * ,  - dry
 * , - squally
 * , - stony
 * , - habitual, (complacent ?)
 * , - cunning, crafty
 * , ~  - odd
 * , - contrary, stubborn
 * , - suitable, apt
 * , - retentive
 * , - conscientious
 * , - narrow
 * , - unstable
 * , - angry
 * , - equal, level
 * , - middling, tolerable
 * , - expensive
 * , - derisive
 * , - skinlike
 * , - ruinous
 * , - lumpy
 * , - wrinkled
 * , - bony
 * , - devout
 * , - shivering
 * ,, comp.  - ripe, dried up
 * , - wise
 * , - hearty
 * , - rocky
 * , - rugged
 * , - hard
 * , - hardy
 * , - stingy
 * , - importunate
 * , - hillocky
 * , - conspicuous, notable
 * , - lame
 * , - wily
 * , - bent
 * , - humpbacked
 * , - recessed
 * , - veined
 * , - obstructive, tedious
 * , - huffy

D

 * , - dangerous
 * , - desperate
 * , - weary, laborious
 * , - delicate
 * , - dear
 * , - doltish
 * , - brown
 * , - duncelike
 * , - civil
 * , - blind
 * , - sudden
 * , - arduous
 * , - ill
 * , - difficult
 * , - black
 * , - bad
 * , - bad
 * , - good-natured, natural
 * , - awake
 * , - awakened
 * , - dark
 * , - stormy
 * , - diseased, contagious
 * , - boring
 * , - brambly
 * , - thorny
 * , - indolent
 * , - convex
 * , - full of hips
 * , - dewy
 * , - leafy
 * , comp. ~,   ~  - bold
 * , - murderous
 * , - hateful

E

 * , - jealous
 * , - horned
 * , - odious, abominable
 * , - numerous
 * , - light
 * , - obligatory, necessary
 * , - spiteful
 * , - sensitive
 * , - endearing, popular
 * , - sympathetic
 * , - indignant
 * , - delightful

F

 * , - bearded
 * , - remote, reclusive
 * , (s)niessey - near
 * , - contemptible, insulting
 * , - timid, shy
 * , - tail-like
 * , (s’ardalee) - trivial, vain
 * , - pensive, uncommunicative
 * , ~  - sheltered
 * , - still, quiet
 * , - wide
 * , - cold
 * , - feathery
 * , - toothed, snappish
 * , - valuable
 * , /comp. - worth, worthy
 * , - meaty, fleshy
 * , - noisy
 * , - necessary
 * , - defensive
 * , - disgusting
 * , - liberal
 * , - generous
 * , - slight
 * , - ferocious
 * , - true
 * ~, ~  - fluent
 * , - heavenly
 * , - rainy
 * , - wet
 * , - slanderous, scurrilous
 * , (s’oalsey) - false
 * , - favourable
 * , (s)odjey - far
 * , - culpable
 * , ~  - empty
 * , - valid, effective
 * , - blasting
 * , - fine
 * , - sharp-edged
 * , - popping
 * , - showery
 * , - primordial
 * , - fibrous
 * , - turbulent, surging
 * , - responsive
 * , - heathery
 * , - abundant in bilberries
 * , - bristly
 * , - attentive, mindful
 * , - ragged
 * , - perished
 * , - perverse
 * , - tardy
 * , - podded

G

 * , - chapped
 * , - favourable to Gaelic
 * , - gusty
 * , - sporty
 * , - bickering
 * , - derisive
 * , - acrimonious
 * , comp.,  - bitter
 * , - rough
 * , - agile
 * , - dangerous
 * , - windy
 * , - green
 * ~, comp./ ~  - sour, sharp
 * , - merry, glad
 * , - barren
 * , - comfortable
 * , - soon, (recent)
 * , - wintry
 * , - painful
 * ,, comp.  - bright
 * ,, comp.  - short
 * , - benevolent
 * , - pointed
 * , - in gullets, creeks
 * , comp./ - green
 * , - clean
 * , - glib
 * , - glorious
 * , comp.,  - rare
 * , - malicious
 * , - sore
 * , ~  - blue
 * , - sour, stale
 * , - loving
 * , - lovely
 * , - ugly
 * , - graceful
 * , - gregarious
 * , - sunny
 * , - taunting
 * , - granular, grainy
 * , - sullen
 * , - broody, ready to hatch

I-J

 * , - humble
 * , - anxious
 * , ~  - low
 * , - smoky
 * , - forgetful
 * , - practical
 * , - keen
 * , - in ear
 * , - netlike, reticulated
 * , - ditched
 * , - direct
 * , - last, ultimate
 * , - right, nice
 * , - red
 * , - nauseating, squeamish
 * , - dusty
 * , - insatiable
 * , - greedy
 * , - diabolical
 * ~, ~  - wasteful
 * , - angry

K

 * , - foggy
 * , - sensible, witty
 * , - dark grey, sable
 * , - kind
 * , - mad
 * , - frothy
 * ,, comp.  - slender, slim
 * , - infirm
 * ,  - infirm
 * , - tricky, deceitful
 * , - circular
 * ~, ~  - right, even
 * , - ticklish
 * , - constant, regular
 * , - calm
 * , - guilty

L

 * , ~  - muddy
 * , - lacy
 * ,, comp. (s)troshey - strong
 * , - full
 * , - handy
 * , - early, soon
 * , - leaden
 * , - loose
 * ,, comp.  (shlea) - wide
 * , - grey
 * , - unwieldy
 * , - sticky
 * , - lazy, reluctant
 * , comp.,  - long
 * , - likely
 * , - lazy, idle
 * ~, - bare
 * , - rotten
 * , - full of lakes
 * , - severe
 * , - luminous, bright
 * , - leprous
 * , - permissible

M

 * , - clumsy (with the hand)
 * , - numb
 * , - dead
 * , - mortal
 * , - happy
 * , - fat
 * , - fine, soft
 * , - winking, peeping
 * , comp./ - dear, patient
 * , - lousy
 * , - tender, sentimental
 * , ~  - frequent
 * , - rusty
 * , - woeful
 * , - fruitful
 * , - mellow, rich
 * , /comp. - mellow, rich
 * , - crumbly
 * , - fond; desirable
 * ,, comp.  - good
 * , comp./ - sweet
 * , - miraculous
 * , - mischievous
 * , comp.,  ~  - slow, poor
 * , - turfy, boggy
 * , - blunt; hesitant
 * , - early
 * , - shaggy
 * , - accursed, damned
 * , - deceptive, fraudulent
 * , - haughty
 * ,, comp. (s)moo - big
 * , - coughing
 * , - waste, destroyed
 * , - proud
 * , - compassionate
 * , - tiny

N

 * , - shameful, bashful
 * , - shameful, bashful
 * , - powerful
 * , - poisonous
 * ,, comp.  - new

O

 * , - habitual, knowledgeable
 * ,, comp. (s)messey - bad
 * , - wicked
 * , - censorious, critical
 * , - stupid
 * , - innocent
 * , - honest
 * , - honourable
 * , comp.,  - noble
 * , - pitted
 * , - earthy
 * , - refreshing
 * , comp./ - fresh
 * , - apostolic
 * , - suspicious
 * , - dun-coloured

P

 * , - thirsty
 * , - pestilent
 * , - abundant
 * , - mean
 * , - sinful
 * , - painful
 * , - magical; superstitious
 * , - suffocating
 * , - powerful

Q

 * , - strange

R

 * , ~  - luxuriant
 * , - squally
 * , - uncultivated
 * , - randy
 * , - spacious
 * , - level
 * , - coarse, rough
 * , - tough
 * , - regal, royal
 * , - reasonable
 * , - striped
 * , comp.,  - thick, plump
 * , - starry
 * , - naked
 * , - vicious
 * , - wandering, rambling
 * , - lewd, riotous
 * , - ruddy
 * , - round
 * , - red-haired

S

 * , - shamrock-covered
 * , - typical, exemplary
 * , - drowsy
 * , - lustful, covetous
 * , - scaly
 * , - shady
 * , - streaky
 * , - scabby
 * , - secular, worldly
 * ,  - free
 * , - empty-bellied
 * , - lean
 * , ~  - bitter
 * , - soapy
 * , - sober
 * , - peaceful
 * , - old
 * , - barren, dry
 * ,, comp.  - sure
 * , - shelly
 * , - bad
 * , - hasty
 * , - anecdotal
 * , - tired
 * , - nosey
 * , - apt to squat
 * ~, ~  - neat, snug
 * , - nimble
 * , - striated
 * , - liable to slip
 * , - whole
 * , - healthy
 * , - trailing, dragging
 * , - furtive
 * , - mountainous
 * , - slovenly
 * , - sluttish
 * , - glowing
 * , - smutty
 * , - stinking
 * , - snotty
 * , - greasy, marrowy
 * , - carping, peevish
 * , - vexing, piqued
 * , - easy-going, plain
 * , - radiant
 * , - bright
 * , - selfish, miserly
 * , - arrogant, ambitious
 * , - abundant
 * ,  - sooty
 * , - juicy
 * , - sour
 * , - despondent
 * , - flat-footed
 * , - frugal
 * , - having spires
 * , - thick-skinned (fruit)
 * , - having chips
 * , - spiritual
 * , - awkward
 * , - stumpy
 * , - stiff
 * , - stormy
 * , - indebted
 * , - stubborn
 * , - contentious
 * , - slow to give milk
 * , - nasal
 * , - streaming
 * , - trim; stout
 * , - trustworthy
 * , - patient, tolerant

T

 * , - itchy
 * , - pleasing
 * , - occasional, temporary
 * , - enduring
 * , - tufty
 * , - economical, well-managed
 * , - busy
 * , - damp
 * , - intelligent, acute
 * , - fanciful, capricious
 * , - diagonal, transverse
 * , - earthly
 * , - bushy
 * , - thin
 * , - amazing
 * , - constipated
 * , - dizzy
 * , - full of dungheaps
 * , - bulky
 * , - deserving
 * , - silly
 * , - with choking smoke
 * , - pregnant
 * , - devastating, catastrophic
 * , - entangled
 * ,  - sturdy
 * , - tyrannical, oppressive
 * , - heroic, valiant
 * , - pitiful, pale
 * , - trustworthy, trusting
 * , - orphaned, widowed
 * , - sad
 * , - lenient
 * , - envious
 * , - strong
 * , - strong
 * , - knowledgeable

U-Y

 * ~, ~  - watery
 * , - vagrant
 * , - witty
 * , - upright, genuine

Categories

 * Manx terms with incomplete gender

title: User:Embryomystic/to-do list (Manx)


text:
canâ

Noun

 * 1) canal artificial waterway, gutter, drainpipe

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title: canâ


text: Rumānijas

title: Rumānijas


text: infirmitez

title: infirmitez


text: Rumānijā

title: Rumānijā


text: Rumāniju

title: Rumāniju


text: Rumānijai

title: Rumānijai


text:
helluntailaisuus

Noun

 * 1) Pentecostalism Christian religious movement

title: helluntailaisuus


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/desętь

Etymology
From *déśimtis, variant of, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  ten

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/desętь


text:
cantonê

Noun

 * 1) an agent of the municipal police

title: cantonê


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (2)

If you look at, you can see the /ai/ was still in flux during Old Dutch and Old French.

I know that PGm. *eu survived in some Frankish names as /eo/ or /ēo/, which might have sounded like [ɛːo]. I'll try and dig up a noun that made it to Old French.


text:
òmmo

Etymology
From (see there for cognates), from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) man male human being

title: òmmo


text:
canpànn-a

Noun

 * 1) bell percussive instrument usually in the shape of an inverted cup

title: canpànn-a


text:
pénn-a

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) commiseration
 * 2) penalty

title: pénn-a


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (3)

Dutch is right on the border area between ē and ei. Most Dutch words have ē, but it seems that certain words, in particular those with umlaut, have ei instead. The words with ei become more frequent as you head east and south, and the form reger is also attested in Middle Dutch. With there is another explanation though: the -g- that disappeared may have raised the vowel before it. I think there are other words that have that (including native Romance ones).


text:
hiertokone

Noun

 * 1)  trowel machine, power trowel, (concrete) helicopter powered troweling machine with spinning blades used to spread concrete

title: hiertokone


text:
exchange flesh

Verb

 * 1)  To engage in sexual intercourse.
 * 2) * 1977, Jane Lane, A Secret Chronicle: Edward II, ISBN 9780755108282 (2002 House of Stratus reprint), page 140 (Google preview):
 * [W]ill-she, nill-she, she must have Roger's company nightly in her bed, to ensure that he lay not with another. . . . To exchange flesh with Roger she would bid all the world defiance.
 * [W]ill-she, nill-she, she must have Roger's company nightly in her bed, to ensure that he lay not with another. . . . To exchange flesh with Roger she would bid all the world defiance.

Synonyms

 * See Thesaurus:copulate

title: exchange flesh


text:
mieć dość

Etymology
lit. 'to have enough'.

Verb

 * 1)  to have had enough, to be fed up

title: mieć dość


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/mōtōn

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be idle, at leisure, unoccupied


text:
Holz vor der Hütte

Noun

 * 1)  (large) breasts

title: Holz vor der Hütte


text: Category:lij:Toys

title: Category:lij:Toys


text: Category:lij:Canals

title: Category:lij:Canals


text: Category:lij:Transport

title: Category:lij:Transport


text: Category:lij:Law enforcement

title: Category:lij:Law enforcement


text: Category:lij:Public safety

title: Category:lij:Public safety


text: Category:lij:Security

title: Category:lij:Security


text: Category:lij:Public administration

title: Category:lij:Public administration


text: Category:lij:Emergency services

title: Category:lij:Emergency services


text: Category:lij:Crime prevention

title: Category:lij:Crime prevention


text: Category:lij:Musical instruments

title: Category:lij:Musical instruments


text:
on jotain mätää Tanskanmaalla

Phrase

 * 1) something is rotten in the state of Denmark something is not right

title: on jotain mätää Tanskanmaalla


text:
āñme

Etymology
From (whence also 🇨🇬), probably from a form of, from , the same source as , , and. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬) and, from the nominal derivative, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and possibly 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) self
 * 2) inner being, soul
 * 3) wish, desire

title: āñme


text: mätää

title: mätää


text: mädän

title: mädän


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (4)

Give me your thoughts on. Some cite the reconstructed word as from, but I suspect it was  from  because of uo [øː] which is a result of the Western Germanic i-mut of /ō/.


text:
āñcäm

Etymology
From, probably from a derivation of , from a conflation of (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬) and  (compare the nominal derivative , whence 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and possibly 🇨🇬). Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) self
 * 2) inner being, soul

Etymology
, or a form thereof.

Noun

 * 1) black dye, pigment

title: āñcäm


text: mädillä

title: mädillä


text: mädiltä

title: mädiltä


text: potvaliant

title: potvaliant


text: mädille

title: mädille


text: mätien

title: mätien


text: mädiksi

title: mädiksi


text: mätinä

title: mätinä


text:
belenismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the art of making nativity scenes

title: belenismo


text: mädittä

title: mädittä


text:
belenista

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) nativity scene artist

title: belenista


text:
appennere

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to hang (something on something else or execute by hanging)

title: appennere


text: belenistas

title: belenistas


text:
dog bone wrench

Noun

 * 1)  A traditional double-ended bicycle wrench with a selection of usually 10 sizes—five on each end—arranged in a ball form.

Synonyms

 * (UK, Australia)

title: dog bone wrench


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (5)

uo doesn't stand for [øː] though, it stands for [uo]. uo developed in Old Dutch and Old High German from Proto-Germanic stressed ō in all words (OHG has for ), and in a few also from wō ( <, Old Dutch  < ). There is also a parallel change from ē to ie. I think the earliest Old High German texts have ua or oa, but most have uo. I think they also have ea and ia early on, and ie later. ( has ua and ia) So *muotan certainly came from *mōtan, not *mōtjan. But I'm not sure whether the change ō > oa/ua and ē > ea/ia happened already in Frankish.


text:
sportinguista

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  of or relating to

Noun

 * 1)  a supporter, player or coach of

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a supporter, player or coach of

title: sportinguista


text:
èrposer

Etymology
From, from , from.

Verb

 * 1)  to rest
 * 2)  to rest

title: èrposer


text: rojiblanca

title: rojiblanca


text:
colchonero

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  mattress
 * 2)  of

Noun

 * 1) mattress maker
 * 2)  supporter, player or coach of

title: colchonero


text: colchoneros

title: colchoneros


text: sea butterflies

title: sea butterflies


text: rojiblancas

title: rojiblancas


text: sportinguistas

title: sportinguistas


text:
dog bone spanner

Noun

 * 1)  A traditional double-ended bicycle spanner with a selection of usually 10 sizes—five on each end—arranged in a ball form.

Synonyms

 * (US)

title: dog bone spanner


text: bus rapid transits

title: bus rapid transits


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (6)

Capiche. Thanks.


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (7)

Do you know if there is any evidence in Old French regarding this change? We know that Germanic au appears as ō, but what does Germanic ō appear as?


text: peaveys

title: peaveys


text:
anubrir

Verb

 * 1) to dim
 * 2) to darken
 * 3) to cover

Antonyms

 * amosar

title: anubrir


text: xenerales

title: xenerales


text:
Citations:hopologist

Noun: "misspelling of hoplologist"

 * 1977 — The Japan Society of London, Issues 81-94, page 136:
 * Other aspects of this booklet which will interest the enthusiast be he hopologist, historian or war-gamer will be the concise manner of layout.
 * 1988 — Felice J. Freyer, "Forensic detective weaves clues to identify victims",  Providence Journal, 16 December 1988:
 * "I represent an emerging science known as forensic anthropology," Ubelaker said, "where clinical anthropologists hopologists like myself, who normally study ancient human remains . . . take the knowledge and techniques that we've developed and apply them to the identification of recently skeletalized human remains."

title: Citations:hopologist


text: gratifiants

title: gratifiants


text: généticiens

title: généticiens


text: lobbys

title: lobbys


text: requérants

title: requérants


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (8)

There a two etymologies for muse, amuse, one of which cites as the origin. If that's true, PGm. /ō/ would be rendered as /u/ in French.


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Talk:err on the side of caution

Err does not mean to act; it means to make an error. 'Err on the side of caution' is not advice, therefore; it's a statement that, if you do make an error, it would be better if that error was to have been to cautious. Thus the advice is to ACT on the side of caution, and that it is BETTER TO err on the side of caution (rather than err on the other side).

I think the current definition is therefore inaccurate and needs to reflect this subtlety, but I'm not sure how best to do it. --131.111.248.243 23:05, 25 November 2012 (UTC)
 * I agree with you, although I think the definition as it is currently worded (essentially the same today as in 2012) covers the definition you're giving. If anyone's browsing by, can you suggest a better wording for the definition? — Soap — 17:25, 28 October 2023 (UTC)

malapropism
this expression has a malaprop version: side on the air of caution. Probably mostly US, as that's where err and air are most likely to be homophones. But the words are still in the wrong order so it's a double mistake. Here is one use in a print book, in the author's words, not those of a poorly educated character. — Soap — 08:38, 28 October 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:err on the side of caution


text:
sexfid

Etymology
From, from + , related to.

Adjective

 * 1)  cleft into six
 * a sexfid calyx or nectary

title: sexfid


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (9)

But Proto-Germanic (Old High German ) is borrowed as, , in modern French it's.


text:
tomín

Etymology
From, from , from the root. Originally used in reference to it forming one-eighth of a castellano. .

Noun

 * 1)  tomin
 * 2)  tomin
 * 3)  tomin
 * 1)  tomin

title: tomín


text: tomines

title: tomines


text:
chipping bird

Noun

 * 1) chipping sparrow

title: chipping bird


text: chipping birds

title: chipping birds


text:
charlatanical

Adjective

 * 1) Of or like a charlatan; making undue pretension; quackish.

title: charlatanical


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (10)

Do you see that as contradictory?


text: proining

title: proining


text: proins

title: proins


text: proined

title: proined


text:
parorchis

Noun

 * 1)  The part of the epididymis, or the corresponding part of the excretory duct of the testicle, that is derived from the Wolffian body.

title: parorchis


text:
drátěnka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) steel wool

title: drátěnka


text:
prohrát kontumačně

Phrase

 * 1)  to forfeit a sports match etc.

title: prohrát kontumačně


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (11)

Well, if the same sound ends up in modern French as two different sounds, I wonder why that is. So I'd like to be able to compare other words that were borrowed from Germanic ō, to see if there is any general rule or pattern to them. And maybe through that, we can figure out whether Frankish still had ō, or whether it had already become a diphthong.


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Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/péh₂wr̥

Etymology
Often considered to contain the substantifying suffix or  on some root (see  and ).

Noun

 * 1)  fire
 * 2)  spelt (grain)
 * 1)  spelt (grain)

Usage notes
Two main terms for “fire” are reconstructible for Proto-Indo-European: and. They are usually considered in semantic opposition. The term is usually masculine and refers to fire as something animate and active (compare, the most prominent Old Indic deity), whereas the term  is neuter and refers to fire as something inanimate and passive, i.e. as a substance.

Descendants

 * Armenian:
 * but more often pūr̨i in analogy to, ,
 * (compare the for the semantics)
 * Tocharian:
 * but more often pūr̨i in analogy to, ,
 * (compare the for the semantics)
 * Tocharian:
 * (compare the for the semantics)
 * Tocharian:
 * (compare the for the semantics)
 * Tocharian:
 * (compare the for the semantics)
 * Tocharian:
 * (compare the for the semantics)
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:


text: doctor blades

title: doctor blades


text:
sesterna

Noun

 * 1) nurse's room in a hospital

title: sesterna


text:
šeps

Noun

 * 1) gesso

title: šeps


text:
relief printing

Noun

 * 1) Any printing method in which the ink is laid upon the protruding parts of the printing form.

Translations

 * Czech: tisk shora
 * Danish: bogtryk,
 * Finnish:
 * French: taille d'épargne
 * German: Hochdruckverfahren
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: høytrykk

title: relief printing


text:
tisk zdola

Phrase

 * 1) intaglio

title: tisk zdola


text:
tisk shora

Phrase

 * 1) relief printing

title: tisk shora


text:
қошуқ

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) spoon

title: қошуқ


text:
cabànna

Noun

 * 1) hut primitive dwelling

title: cabànna


text:
pénna

Noun

 * 1) feather branching, hair-like structure that grows on the wings of birds

title: pénna


text:
mogógno

Noun

 * 1) mumbling inaudible or unintelligible speech
 * 2) rambling long meandering talk with no specific topic or direction
 * 3) * January–March 2012, Franco Bampi, I Mogogni do Prescidente in A Compagna, Essegraph srl, page 2:
 * "lij"

- I MOGOGNI DO PRESCIDENTE

title: mogógno


text:
gànbou

Etymology
From, from , , from.

Noun

 * 1) prawn large shrimp

title: gànbou


text:
timbaalit

Noun

 * 1)  timbales pair of tunable single-headed, metal-shelled cylindrical drums, used in Latin American music
 * 1)  timbales pair of tunable single-headed, metal-shelled cylindrical drums, used in Latin American music

Declension
See.

title: timbaalit


text:
anciôa

Etymology
Likely from, alteration of , borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) anchovy any small saltwater fish of the family

title: anciôa


text:
dôçeménte

Adverb

 * 1) sweetly

title: dôçeménte


text:
òféiza

Noun

 * 1) offense

title: òféiza


text:
resciöo

Noun

 * 1) comfort; relief

title: resciöo


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/þeutā

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pipe


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (12)

It's not the best example of PGm. /eu/ but it's a start:.


text: lasciòu

title: lasciòu


text:
windmölle

Noun

 * 1)  windmill

title: windmölle


text:
çiòula

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) onion plant of genus Allium used as vegetable and spice

title: çiòula


text:
wiendmeule

Noun

 * 1)  windmill

title: wiendmeule


text:
òua

Adverb

 * 1) now at the present time

title: òua


text:
sùcou

Noun

 * 1) sugar small crystals of sucrose used to sweeten food and drink

title: sùcou


text:
pövou

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) poor with few or no possessions or money

title: pövou


text:
louâ

Verb

 * 1) to work to do a specific task by employing physical or mental powers

title: louâ


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (13)

Frankish/Old Dutch th becomes d in (Middle) Dutch, so that can't be right. And Germanic eu becomes ie, not ū or ui, so that can't be right either.


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (14)

I'm going off the etymology from the tuyau entry.


text:
patarummut

Noun

 * 1)  timpani, kettledrums set of precision kettledrums
 * 1)  timpani, kettledrums set of precision kettledrums

title: patarummut


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (15)

I don't think that's right, either. Germanic *þeutōn would give *thiota in Old Dutch and *diozza in OHG, and the modern words would have been *diet(e) and *Dieß(e). Which is very different from the actually attested words. Dutch can only go back to Germanic *tūt- or *tiuti-/tiutija-.


text:
痴呆

Adjective

 * 1) stupid; dull

Noun

 * 1)  dementia

title: 痴呆


text:
timps

Noun

 * 1)  timpani

title: timps


text:
pöso

Adjective

 * 1) stale still edible, but hard or unpleasant from age

title: pöso


text:
diségno

Noun

 * 1) design

title: diségno


text:
resâto

Noun

 * 1) fright; fear; scare; terror

title: resâto


text:
scöpéllo

Noun

 * 1) chisel cutting tool with a sharp wedge

title: scöpéllo


text:
descadenâ

Verb

 * 1) to unchain to remove chains from

title: descadenâ


text:
sfrêxo

Noun

 * 1) scar; gash

title: sfrêxo


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₁n̥gʷnís

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  fire

Usage notes
Two main terms for “fire” are reconstructible for Proto-Indo-European: and. They are usually considered in semantic opposition. The first term is usually masculine and refers to fire as something animate and active (compare, the most prominent Old Indic deity), whereas the second term is neuter and refers to fire as something inanimate and passive, i.e. as a substance.


text:
krāce

Etymology
Related to the 🇨🇬 verb. The most likely theory is that the word was influenced by  (in, e.g., lengthening the ā), but that it originally was, a form of dialectal , from , , which would originally suggest the specific configuration of rapids in the Daugava river.

Noun

 * 1) rapids section of a river where the water flows rapidly down, usually over or around rocks

title: krāce


text:
desfæto

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) undone not done; incomplete

title: desfæto


text:
spægo

Noun

 * 1) asparagus plants of the genus Asparagus having leaflike stems, scalelike leaves, and small flowers

title: spægo


text:
pasquêta

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) Epiphany Christian feast celebrating the appearance of Jesus Christ to the Magi

title: pasquêta


text:
squàddra

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) square, triangle tool
 * 2)  team, squad, group, side
 * 3) team, set, crew, bunch, gang, shift
 * 4)  squad

title: squàddra


text:
Talk:squàddra

Definition

 * Italian squadra. No context given. — Ungoliant (Falai) 01:20, 26 November 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:squàddra


text:
desbêlâ

Verb

 * 1) to disembowel take out the bowels or interior parts of

title: desbêlâ


text:
sdraiâse

Verb

 * 1) to lie down to assume a reclining position

title: sdraiâse


text: priekas

title: priekas


text: priekās

title: priekās


text:
päivät ovat luetut

Phrase

 * 1)  days are numbered some period of time is coming to an end

Usage notes
Always preceded by a noun or pronoun in genitive. As usual, 1st and 2nd person personal pronouns may be omitted. The possessive suffix is attached to when appropriate.

title: päivät ovat luetut


text: luettu

title: luettu


text:
giurisdiçión

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) jurisdiction the power, right, or authority to interpret and apply the law

title: giurisdiçión


text:
sgrêuxo

Noun

 * 1) mockery; derision

title: sgrêuxo


text:
stìmma

Noun

 * 1) respect; esteem favourable regard

title: stìmma


text:
àstrego

Noun

 * 1) pavement; paving hard durable surface placed directly atop the ground

title: àstrego


text:
trasgredî

Verb

 * 1) to transgress to act in violation of some law

title: trasgredî


text: luetun

title: luetun


text:
slìtta

Noun

 * 1) sledge vehicle which moves over snow or ice on runners

title: slìtta


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/fliukkijā

Etymology
From unattested strong verb, related to , from.

Noun

 * 1)  feather
 * 2)  arrow
 * 1)  arrow


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (16)

He's a better one:.


text:
smangiaxón

Noun

 * 1) itch sensation that causes someone to want to scratch

title: smangiaxón


text:
snervâse

Verb

 * 1) to get exhausted extremely tired, fatigued

title: snervâse


text:
disnâ

Etymology
From, from , from , from + , from.

Verb

 * 1) to lunch to have lunch

Noun

 * 1) lunch

title: disnâ


text:
sregolòu

Adjective

 * 1) immoderate, excessive

title: sregolòu


text:
svegnî

Verb

 * 1) to faint to lose consciousness

title: svegnî


text:
desviâ

Verb

 * 1) to unscrew to loosen a thing by turning it

title: desviâ


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (17)

I can't actually find any sources about that. I've found in a Middle Dutch dictionary, but that says it was borrowed from French rather than the other way around. The combination of -iu- and -kk- also bothers me. Normally -kk- is formed from -k- followed by -j- through gemination, but that only applies to light syllables and the -iu- makes it heavy. So it seems that the Germanic form must have been. I have no idea how that could have become the Middle Dutch word, though; the -kk- should have been preserved and -iu- normally becomes -u- in Middle Dutch, only -ie- in a few dialects. So maybe it was really or even.

In any case, I don't think the evidence for this reconstruction is strong enough to warrant an entry. I'd prefer it be deleted.


text: priekai

title: priekai


text: priekām

title: priekām


text:
prieca

Noun

 * 1)  joy, pleasure, delight;

title: prieca


text: priecu

title: priecu


text: priecai

title: priecai


text: priecas

title: priecas


text: priecās

title: priecās


text:
pari kertaa

Phrase

 * 1) once or twice a small, indefinite number of times

title: pari kertaa


text: priecā

title: priecā


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/sъto

Etymology
From, from. The vocalism is highly aberrant; the expected *ę from Proto-Balto-Slavic *im < IE *m̥ is found in. The back vowel is sometimes connected with dialectal 🇨🇬 of dubious antiquity, leaving the lack of nasal unexplained still. Owing to these difficulties, an external source has been sought, perhaps ; higher numerals like ‘hundred’ are frequently borrowed.

Noun

 * 1)  hundred

Inflection
Accent paradigm c.

Descendants
undefined
 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Non-Slavic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/sъto


text: priecām

title: priecām


text: Gvatemalas

title: Gvatemalas


text: Gvatemalai

title: Gvatemalai


text: Gvatemalu

title: Gvatemalu


text: Gvatemalā

title: Gvatemalā


text:
masccetto

Noun

 * 1) a small boy

title: masccetto


text:
rasccia

Noun

 * 1) an irritating person

title: rasccia


text:
copùsso

Noun

 * 1) nape back of the neck

title: copùsso


text:
quande

Etymology
From.

Conjunction

 * 1) when at what time

title: quande


text:
zugòu

Noun

 * 1) player someone who plays a game
 * 2) One who has a gambling addiction; gambler

title: zugòu


text: Category:tg:Cutlery

title: Category:tg:Cutlery


text: Gruzijā

title: Gruzijā


text: Gruziju

title: Gruziju


text: Gruzijas

title: Gruzijas


text: Category:lij:Health

title: Category:lij:Health


text: Category:lij:Vehicles

title: Category:lij:Vehicles


text: Category:lij:Emotions

title: Category:lij:Emotions


text:
sélou

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) celery a herb of the carrot family

title: sélou


text:
vìxita

Noun

 * 1) visit an act of visiting

title: vìxita


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Frankish vowel shifts/reply (18)

You're right, looks like Du. vliek is actually a reconstruction from OFr., but it does have obvious Frankish origins, with many cognates, so it shouldn't be outlandish to reconstruct. http://gtb.inl.nl/iWDB/search?actie=article&wdb=ONW&id=ID3683&lemmodern=vliek


text: Category:Ligurian adverbs

title: Category:Ligurian adverbs


text: Category:Ligurian verb forms

title: Category:Ligurian verb forms


text: Category:Ligurian past participles

title: Category:Ligurian past participles


text: raxón

title: raxón


text: Category:Ligurian participles

title: Category:Ligurian participles


text: Category:lij:Fish

title: Category:lij:Fish


text: Category:lij:Crustaceans

title: Category:lij:Crustaceans


text:
câza

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) house structure serving as an abode of human beings

title: câza


text: Category:lij:Arthropods

title: Category:lij:Arthropods


text:
îzoa

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) island contiguous area of land totally surrounded by water

title: îzoa


text: Category:lij:Talking

title: Category:lij:Talking


text:
ripözo

Noun

 * 1) repose; rest relief from exertion

title: ripözo


text:
Reconstruction:Old Dutch/kiesan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to choose

title: Reconstruction:Old Dutch/kiesan


text:
liukeneminen

Noun

 * 1) dissolution dissolving, going into solution
 * 1) dissolution dissolving, going into solution

title: liukeneminen


text: Bulgārijas

title: Bulgārijas


text: Bulgārijā

title: Bulgārijā


text:
liuottaminen

Noun

 * 1) dissolution dissolving, making into solution
 * 1) dissolution dissolving, making into solution

title: liuottaminen


text: Bulgārijai

title: Bulgārijai


text: Bulgāriju

title: Bulgāriju


text: Category:Danish terms derived from German Low German


text: Serbiju

title: Serbiju


text: Serbijā

title: Serbijā


text: Serbijai

title: Serbijai


text: Serbijas

title: Serbijas


text: Slovākijas

title: Slovākijas


text: Slovākijā

title: Slovākijā


text: Slovākiju

title: Slovākiju


text: Slovākijai

title: Slovākijai


text: temperating

title: temperating


text:
temperates

Noun

 * 1)  The region of the Earth characterized by temperate climate, spanning between the tropics and the polar regions.

title: temperates


text: temperated

title: temperated


text: skees

title: skees


text: Horvātijā

title: Horvātijā


text: Horvātiju

title: Horvātiju


text: Horvātijai

title: Horvātijai


text: sesquialteras

title: sesquialteras


text: Horvātijas

title: Horvātijas


text: minums

title: minums


text:
cobra de capello

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) An Indian cobra, a highly venomous Indian snake.

title: cobra de capello


text: cobras de capello

title: cobras de capello


text:
parral

Noun

 * 1) grape

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vine arbour

title: parral


text: parrals

title: parrals


text:
spirling

Noun

 * 1)  sparling

title: spirling


text: spirlings

title: spirlings


text: stoped

title: stoped


text:
bedeguar

Etymology
From, from or , properly a kind of white thorn or thistle. From +.

Noun

 * 1)  A gall produced on rosebushes, especially on the sweetbrier or eglantine, by a puncture from the ovipositor of a gallfly, and once supposed to have medicinal properties.

title: bedeguar


text: bedeguars

title: bedeguars


text:
subahdary

Noun

 * 1) The office or jurisdiction of a subahdar.

title: subahdary


text:
subahship

Noun

 * 1) The office or jurisdiction of a subahdar.

title: subahship


text: subahships

title: subahships


text: subahdaries

title: subahdaries


text: cashoo

title: cashoo


text:
slowhound

Noun

 * 1) A sleuthhound (type of dog).

title: slowhound


text: slowhounds

title: slowhounds


text: dowl

title: dowl


text:
mopus

Noun

 * 1)  A lazybones; an idle person.
 * 2)  Money.
 * 1)  Money.

title: mopus


text:
indiscerpibility

Noun

 * 1) The state or quality of being indiscerpible.

title: indiscerpibility


text:
indiscerptibility

Noun

 * 1) The state or quality of being indiscerpible.

title: indiscerptibility


text:
segnity

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  Sluggishness; dullness; inactivity.

title: segnity


text:
segnitude

Noun

 * 1) segnity

title: segnitude


text: packthreads

title: packthreads


text: packshots

title: packshots


text:
Sinaic

Etymology 1
From, q.v.

Adjective

 * , of or related to Mount Sinai, Egypt.

Etymology 2
From, q.v., under influence of , , etc. and.

Adjective

 * , of or related to the Sinosphere.

title: Sinaic


text:
Sinaitic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Mount Sinai; given or made at Mount Sinai.

Translations

 * Portuguese: sinaíta
 * Russian:
 * Swedish:

title: Sinaitic


text:
trolly

Noun

 * 1) A suet dumpling.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of, befitting, or characteristic of a troll.

title: trolly


text: Category:lij:Islands

title: Category:lij:Islands


text:
trollixanthin

Noun

 * 1)  A carotenoid present in.

title: trollixanthin


text: Category:lij:Names

title: Category:lij:Names


text: Category:Ligurian conjunctions

title: Category:Ligurian conjunctions


text:
exchange vows

Verb

 * 1)  To make a mutual promise.
 * 2) To get married.
 * 3) * 1982 Feb. 8, Albin Krebs] and Robert McG. Thomas Jr., "A Royal Turnout for a Luxembourg Bride," New York Times, (retrieved 25 Nov 2012) :
 * After exchanging vows twice, once at a civil ceremony in the royal palace and then at Notre Dame Cathedral, the newlyweds, both 27 years old, joined 800 guests for a lunch at the municipal theater.
 * After exchanging vows twice, once at a civil ceremony in the royal palace and then at Notre Dame Cathedral, the newlyweds, both 27 years old, joined 800 guests for a lunch at the municipal theater.

title: exchange vows


text:
sciatheric

Adjective

 * 1)  Belonging or relating to a sundial.

title: sciatheric


text:
kyvett

Etymology
From, diminutive of , from Latin ; used in Swedish since 1691 (kuvette), 1832 (kuvett), 1874 (kyvett).

Noun

 * 1)  a cuvette; a container with vertical walls, made from plastic, glass or quartz, used in spectography
 * 2)  an upright standing container of glass for the silver nitrate solution, into which a photographic glass plate is dipped and soaked (stående kyvett)
 * 3)  a dish; a horizontal, flat, rectangular bowl, used when developing prints (liggande kyvett)
 * 4)  a thick metall (brass) bowl used for molding with plaster

Synonyms

 * photography
 * dentistry
 * dentistry
 * dentistry

title: kyvett


text: Category:mwl:Family

title: Category:mwl:Family


text: Category:mwl:People

title: Category:mwl:People


text: Category:mwl:Human

title: Category:mwl:Human


text:
profetera

Verb

 * 1)  to prophesy, to prophetize, to predict (the future)

title: profetera


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/sep-

Alternative reconstructions

 * *seh₁p-

Reconstruction
Kroonen explains the a in Latin, and perhaps Germanic, as a "schwa secundum": an epenthetic vowel arising in the zero grade. De Vaan assumes a laryngeal origin instead, and posits zero-grade, while noting that the full grade was likely based on a long vowel  found in Sabellic.

Root

 * 1) to taste, to try out

Derived terms

 * *s(ə)p- or *sh₁p-
 * *s(ə)p-yé-ti or *sh₁p-yé-ti or *sop-yé-ti
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Italic:
 * *sh₁p-mo-
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Italic:
 * *sh₁p-mo-
 * *sh₁p-mo-
 * *sh₁p-mo-
 * *sh₁p-mo-

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/sep-


text:
češnja

Etymology
From earlier, from.

Noun

 * 1) sweet cherry (fruit and tree)

title: češnja


text:
twilight industry

Noun

 * 1) An industry that is fading away, perhaps because replaced by newer technology, or facing a lack of critical resources or a lack of consumer interest

title: twilight industry


text:
éuggio

Etymology
From, accusative of , from , from ,.

Noun

 * 1) eye organ by which means animals see
 * 2) * July–September 2010, Ezio Baglini, I Griffi: a seu stöia, Brigati Glauco, page 11:
 * "lij"

- ; a seu vòtta tùtti goeriêri no da pöco, gigantéschi e co-in éuggio sôlo e antropòfaghi cómme i Ciclöpi.

title: éuggio


text:
wišnja

Noun

 * 1) cherry fruit
 * 2) cherry tree

title: wišnja


text:
User talk:Captain-swing

--Lo Ximiendo (talk) 05:16, 26 November 2012 (UTC)

title: User talk:Captain-swing


text:
uncup

Verb

 * 1)  To spread open one's hands from a cupped position; to reverse the action of cupping.

title: uncup


text:
рашпиль

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) rasp

title: рашпиль


text:
హస్తము

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The hand, the arm, the forearm.
 * 2) The palm of the hand.
 * 3) An elephant's trunk.
 * 4) A cubit.
 * 5) a hand posture used in theatre

title: హస్తము


text:
Antarktīda

Etymology
Ultimately from, from and.

Proper noun

 * 1) Antarctica the continent located at the South Pole

title: Antarktīda


text: Antarktīdu

title: Antarktīdu


text: Antarktīdas

title: Antarktīdas


text: Antarktīdā

title: Antarktīdā


text: Antarktīdai

title: Antarktīdai


text: Antarktikā

title: Antarktikā


text: Antarktiku

title: Antarktiku


text: Antarktikas

title: Antarktikas


text: Antarktikai

title: Antarktikai


text: Portugālē

title: Portugālē


text: Portugāli

title: Portugāli


text: Portugālei

title: Portugālei


text: Portugāles

title: Portugāles


text: Kazahstānas

title: Kazahstānas


text: Kazahstānā

title: Kazahstānā


text: Kazahstānu

title: Kazahstānu


text: Kazahstānai

title: Kazahstānai


text:
User:PruientPest

Nice project.

title: User:PruientPest


text:
тимер

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) iron
 * 2) any object made of iron
 * 1) any object made of iron

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) iron

title: тимер


text:
-κρατία

Etymology
Derived from.

Suffix

 * 1) -cracy government, rule

Etymology
From.

Suffix

 * 1) -cracy
 * 2) -ism
 * 1) -ism

title: -κρατία


text:
πλούτος

Etymology
From.

Noun
- plural: neuter: /

 * 1) wealth
 * 2) affluence, richness

Declension
The singular:

The plural: See

title: πλούτος


text: Category:Greek terms suffixed with -κρατία


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/živъ

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) alive, live, living

Inflection
Accent paradigm c.

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Pomeranian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/živъ


text:
katodstråle

Etymology
From, cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a cathode ray

title: katodstråle


text: శిష్యులు

title: శిష్యులు


text: శిష్యుని

title: శిష్యుని


text: శిష్యుల

title: శిష్యుల


text: అసురుని

title: అసురుని


text: అసురుల

title: అసురుల


text: జగన్నాథులు

title: జగన్నాథులు


text: Ziemeļameriku

title: Ziemeļameriku


text:
భక్తుడు

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) devotee, adorer.

title: భక్తుడు


text: Ziemeļamerikas

title: Ziemeļamerikas


text: Ziemeļamerikā

title: Ziemeļamerikā


text: Ziemeļamerikai

title: Ziemeļamerikai


text: Dienvidamerikā

title: Dienvidamerikā


text: Dienvidameriku

title: Dienvidameriku


text: Dienvidamerikas

title: Dienvidamerikas


text: Dienvidamerikai

title: Dienvidamerikai


text: revigorants

title: revigorants


text: revigorantes

title: revigorantes


text:
భక్తము

Noun

 * 1) food

Adjective

 * 1) divided

title: భక్తము


text: Luksemburgas

title: Luksemburgas


text: Luksemburgai

title: Luksemburgai


text: Luksemburgu

title: Luksemburgu


text: Luksemburgā

title: Luksemburgā


text: sniffant

title: sniffant


text: sniffé

title: sniffé


text: sniffée

title: sniffée


text: sniffés

title: sniffés


text: sniffées

title: sniffées


text: sniffe

title: sniffe


text: sniffes

title: sniffes


text: sniffons

title: sniffons


text: sniffez

title: sniffez


text: sniffent

title: sniffent


text: sniffais

title: sniffais


text: sniffait

title: sniffait


text: sniffions

title: sniffions


text: sniffiez

title: sniffiez


text: sniffaient

title: sniffaient


text: sniffas

title: sniffas


text: sniffâmes

title: sniffâmes


text: sniffâtes

title: sniffâtes


text: sniffèrent

title: sniffèrent


text: snifferas

title: snifferas


text: sniffera

title: sniffera


text: snifferons

title: snifferons


text: snifferez

title: snifferez


text: snifferont

title: snifferont


text: snifferais

title: snifferais


text: snifferait

title: snifferait


text: snifferions

title: snifferions


text: snifferiez

title: snifferiez


text: snifferaient

title: snifferaient


text: sniffasses

title: sniffasses


text: sniffât

title: sniffât


text: sniffassions

title: sniffassions


text: sniffassiez

title: sniffassiez


text: sniffassent

title: sniffassent


text: Kostarikas

title: Kostarikas


text:
starifier

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to make (someone) into a star

title: starifier


text: Kostarikai

title: Kostarikai


text: starifiant

title: starifiant


text: starifié

title: starifié


text: starifiée

title: starifiée


text: starifiés

title: starifiés


text: starifiées

title: starifiées


text: starifie

title: starifie


text: starifies

title: starifies


text: starifions

title: starifions


text: starifiez

title: starifiez


text: starifient

title: starifient


text: starifiais

title: starifiais


text: starifiait

title: starifiait


text: starifiions

title: starifiions


text: starifiiez

title: starifiiez


text: starifiaient

title: starifiaient


text: starifiai

title: starifiai


text: starifias

title: starifias


text: starifia

title: starifia


text: starifiâmes

title: starifiâmes


text: starifiâtes

title: starifiâtes


text: starifièrent

title: starifièrent


text: starifierai

title: starifierai


text: starifieras

title: starifieras


text: starifiera

title: starifiera


text: starifierons

title: starifierons


text: starifierez

title: starifierez


text: starifieront

title: starifieront


text: Kostariku

title: Kostariku


text: starifierais

title: starifierais


text: starifierait

title: starifierait


text: starifierions

title: starifierions


text: starifieriez

title: starifieriez


text: starifieraient

title: starifieraient


text: starifiasse

title: starifiasse


text: starifiasses

title: starifiasses


text: starifiât

title: starifiât


text: starifiassions

title: starifiassions


text: starifiassiez

title: starifiassiez


text: starifiassent

title: starifiassent


text: Kostarikā

title: Kostarikā


text:
Talk:self-contradiction

This is committed when one presents an argument containing inconsistent premises.

title: Talk:self-contradiction


text:
శివ

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1) The name of Hindu god Lord Siva.

title: శివ


text: Jamaikas

title: Jamaikas


text: Jamaikā

title: Jamaikā


text: Jamaikai

title: Jamaikai


text: Jamaiku

title: Jamaiku


text:
fuego cruzado

Noun

 * 1)  crossfire

title: fuego cruzado


text: Omānā

title: Omānā


text: Omānu

title: Omānu


text: Omānai

title: Omānai


text:
కామదేవుడు

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Name of the Hindu god of love, Kamadeva

title: కామదేవుడు


text: Omānas

title: Omānas


text:
carhaisien

Adjective

 * 1)  of Carhaix-Plouguer

title: carhaisien


text:
feux croisés

Noun

 * 1)  crossfire

title: feux croisés


text: Melnkalni

title: Melnkalni


text: Melnkalnes

title: Melnkalnes


text: Melnkalnē

title: Melnkalnē


text: Melnkalnei

title: Melnkalnei


text: Dominikas

title: Dominikas


text: Dominikai

title: Dominikai


text: Dominikā

title: Dominikā


text: Dominiku

title: Dominiku


text: Category:Slovak terms suffixed with -ník


text: Category:Slovak terms suffixed with -yňa


text: heatsinking

title: heatsinking


text: heatsinked

title: heatsinked


text: heatsunk

title: heatsunk


text: మిత్రుఁడు

title: మిత్రుఁడు


text: republikā

title: republikā


text: republikās

title: republikās


text: republikas

title: republikas


text: republiku

title: republiku


text: republikai

title: republikai


text: republikām

title: republikām


text:
సంధి

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) connection, union, combination, junction, coalescence.
 * 2)  a joint of the limbs.
 * 3)  sandhi, the coalescence of letters in accordance with the laws of euphony.

title: సంధి


text: Dominikāna

title: Dominikāna


text: consultables

title: consultables


text: Dominikānu

title: Dominikānu


text: Dominikānā

title: Dominikānā


text:
masterisation

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  mastering uniting sound and vision on a film etc

title: masterisation


text: Dominikānas

title: Dominikānas


text:
représentativité

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) representativeness

title: représentativité


text: Dominikānai

title: Dominikānai


text: celestites

title: celestites


text:
régisseuse

Etymology
From.

title: régisseuse


text: suspensoria

title: suspensoria


text:
బాలకుడు

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A boy under 16 years of age, a lad.
 * 2) A boy or young man in general, a youth.

title: బాలకుడు


text: Dominikānas Republiku

title: Dominikānas Republiku


text: Dominikānas Republikas

title: Dominikānas Republikas


text:
curateur

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) trustee
 * 2) curator

title: curateur


text: Dominikānas Republikai

title: Dominikānas Republikai


text: Dominikānas Republikā

title: Dominikānas Republikā


text: désolante

title: désolante


text: désolants

title: désolants


text: désolantes

title: désolantes


text:
fonctionnarisation

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) establishment as a civil servant

title: fonctionnarisation


text: pédiatres

title: pédiatres


text:
Shushi

Etymology
From.

title: Shushi


text:
Shusha

Etymology
From and, ultimately from , the name of a  whose inhabitants were resettled in Shusha upon founding.

Proper noun

 * 1) A town in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.

Translations

 * Armenian: Շուշի
 * Azerbaijani:
 * French:
 * Persian: شوشی
 * Russian:, Шуши́
 * Turkish: Şuşa

title: Shusha


text: nogged

title: nogged


text:
coresponsable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) co-responsable, jointly responsible or liable

title: coresponsable


text:
corporatiste

Adjective

 * 1) corporatist

title: corporatiste


text: Hondurasā

title: Hondurasā


text:
monobosom

Noun

 * 1) The pigeon-breasted shape of a blouse.

title: monobosom


text: నారాయణులు

title: నారాయణులు


text: Hondurasas

title: Hondurasas


text: నారాయణుని

title: నారాయణుని


text: Hondurasai

title: Hondurasai


text: oesophage

title: oesophage


text: Hondurasu

title: Hondurasu


text: నారాయణుల

title: నారాయణుల


text: dividest

title: dividest


text: contrivest

title: contrivest


text: devisest

title: devisest


text: contriveth

title: contriveth


text: deviseth

title: deviseth


text:
événementiel

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  event

Noun

 * 1) events management

title: événementiel


text: confineth

title: confineth


text: confirmeth

title: confirmeth


text: confirmest

title: confirmest


text: confinest

title: confinest


text: cruts

title: cruts


text: amateure

title: amateure